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Penn State Fayette THON Team dancers ready for dance marathon
Penn State Fayette THON dancers and THON Team members attending the 2010 THON event at University Park this weekend are ready for the final culminating event in the annual THON quest to raise money to battle pediatric cancer.
Those attending the THON Team's send-off recognition dinner Feb. 18 were charged up by the Fayette THON Team's enthusiasm. Since its organization 12 years ago, the Fayette THON Team has raised a total of $492,505.54 for the Four Diamond Fund charity. Among Penn State's 19 Commonwealth Campuses, the Fayette THON Team has been in the No. 1 spot 10 years; the team placed second in 2005 and 2006.
The no sitting, no sleeping, 46-hour dance marathon is being held February 19-21 at the University Park Campus in the Bryce Jordan Center, where thousands of THON team members and dancers from across Penn State University will gather for the annual event.
Donations can be made online until 11:59 p.m. Saturday night, Feb. 21. Go to www.thon.org. Be sure to credit "Fayette" for your donation.
THON is a year-round fundraising event benefiting The Four Diamonds Fund, which is striving to conquer childhood cancer by assisting children treated at Penn State Children's Hospital and their families through superior care, comprehensive support, and innovative research.


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NBC's Upcoming Fall Schedule Preview
As old shows are done away with (Heroes, Law and Order), new series rise to take their place. Here is a preview for three of NBC's new shows debuting this fall:
The Event
Mondays at 8 p.m. on NBC (Local WSMV Channel 4)
While investigating the disappearance of his fiancée, Leila (Sarah Roemer), ordinary man Sean Walker (Jason Ritter) unwittingly begins to expose one of the greatest cover-ups in U.S. history. Sean's quest to find Leila ripples out to affect the lives of an eclectic band of strangers, including newly elected U.S. President Martinez (Blair Underwood), the leader of a mysterious group of detainees named Sophia (Laura Innes), and the suspicious man who would have been Sean's father-in-law (Scott Patterson). Ian Anthony Dale and Zelijko Ivanek will also star in this upcoming ensemble drama.
Mondays at 9 p.m. on NBC (Local WSMV Channel 4)
A fast-paced drama from executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer, Chase places viewers into the middle of a high stakes game of cat-and-mouse as a team of U.S. Marshals hunts down America's most dangerous fugitives. Lead agent Annie Frost (Kelli Giddish) uses her sharp mind and unique Texas upbringing to track down the violent fugitives. Rose Rollins and Jesse Metcalfe also star as members of Frost's elite team.
Wednesdays at 7 p.m. on NBC (Local WSMV Channel 4)
From creator J.J. Abrams, NBC's new spy series may prove that marriage is just as dangerous as being an undercover agent. To the rest of the world, Steven Bloom (Boris Kodjoe) and his wife, Samantha (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), are a typical married couple who own a small catering company in Los Angeles and are helped by Samantha's tightly wound younger sister, Lizzy, but secretly, the couple are ex-CIA agents brought back to the job when a fellow spy (Carter MacIntyre) disappears.

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creators of the"Traveling Museum of Music" & "A History of America's Rural Music," & their newest program "The Smithsonian Remembers When."
For the Smithsonian Institution
READ AN EXCITING ARTICLE ABOUT OUR WORK AS OLD-TIME MUSIC PRESERVATIONISTS FOR THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WRITTEN BY THE PUBLISHER OF THE IOWA HISTORY JOURNAL: http://iowahistoryjournal.com/roots-music-thrives-
http://youtu.be/3xDswcKKVhU "Dear Grand Ole Opry" surrounding the furor raised by Blake Shelton who called everyone who won't buy his cd's 'old farts and jackasses.'
http://www.responda.co.uk/bob/ a London,England, website created by English fans, for a number of songs. Try "My Sweet Love Ain't Around"
Or, try one of our originals with a little photo trip to the Smithsonian, "Nothing Is Small"
or at Smithsonian-Folkways, type in Bob Everhart - Listen to 6 CD projects
or at I-Tunes - Listen to "Nothing Is Small"
or at You Tube. Click up 'You Tube', and then click Bob Everhart - "Down In Old Mexico" and "Nothing Is Small."
We would really appreciate it if you are thinking of booking us, or want to know what our 'live' concerts are like....please please call some of the places we have performed. We had a terrific time in Florida, please call Chris Brown at the Manatee Village at 941-741-4075; or Debby Schockey at the prestigious Willow Theater in Boca Raton at 561-347-3902; or Arlene Boumel at the Big Picture in Davies at 954-252-5644
Join Bob & Sheila for a great entertainment treat
May 27 - Big John & Connie Pedersen, Special tribute to Ernest Tubb by Bob & Sheila, Oak Tree, Anita, Iowa
June 10 - Open for T. J. Casey from Montana, Oak Tree, Anita, Iowa, Bob does Willie Nelson
June 11 - MacNider Arts Festival (at museum) 9am-10:30am opening ceremonies, Mason City, Ia
June 16-17 - Howard Rasmussen's Lake Crystal Country Fest, Lake Crystal, Minn.
June 18 - Bob goes to Norfolk, Nebr., to spend some time with an old musician he used to work with, Dave Berg, who wound up being Jay Leno's producer on the Tonight show
June 23-24-25-26 - Kenastons's Festival, Wahoo, Nebr., tons of great talent here!
June 28 - Pancake Days in Butte, Nebr., for the museum. Super celebration!
June 30 - Bob & Sheila open for Gloria Nihart's Old Time Gospel Show, Stewartville, Minnesota
July 1 - Open for Jacob Austin Band from Texas, Oak Tree, Anita, Iowa, Bob does Hank Snow
July 3 - The beginning of our 'Dakotas Tour' Main Library Auditorium, Bismarck, North Dakota
July 4 - Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Medora, North Dakota
July 5 - Opera House, Wessington Springs, SD 7pm, South Dakota
July 6 - Main Library Performance Room, Aberdeen, South Dakota
July 7 - Community Room, Main Library, Huron, South Dakota
July 8 - State Capital special outdoor concert, Pierre, South Dakota
July 9 - Yankton Performing Arts Center, Yankton, South Dakota
July 15 - Open for Chari Hildebrand and Red Johnson, Oak Tree, Anita, Iowa, Bob does Bill Monroe
July 29-30 - Open for Terry Smith from Nashville, Oak Tree, Anita, Iowa, Bob does Gene Autry and Roy Rogers & some other western style artists
July 31 - Open for Terry Smith, Baptist Church, Wall Lake, Iowa
Aug 5 - Open for David Green at the Oak Tree Opry, Bob does a tribute to Roy Acuff
Aug 19 - Open for Lucy Jackson at the Oak Tree Opry, Bob does a tribute to Uncle Dave Macon
Aug 29-Sept 4 - National Old Time Country Festival, LeMars, Iowa
Sept 9 - Open for Buffalo Gals (from England) Oak Tree, Anita, Iowa, Bob does Merle Haggard
Sept 11 - Larson-Armstrong House special concert, Britt, Iowa
Sept 23 - Open for Ervin Pickhinke at the Oak Tree Opry, Bob does a tribute to Jimmie Rodgers
Sept 30/Oct 1-2 - Rural Music Gathering Festival, Fremont, Nebr
Oct 7 - Musser Public Library, Muscatine, Iowa
Oct 8 - Mills Seed Store (huge building), Washington, Iowa
Oct 14 - Open for Don Joy & Melanie Lynn at the Oak Tree, Anita, Iowa, Bob does Woody Guthrie
Oct 28 - Open for Dale Eichor at the Oak Tree Opry in Anita. Bob does Bob Everhart
Please note that not all dates have been confirmed - check with us first before attending!
Have been performing old-time and traditional acoustic music in the "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" style for all 23 years of their married life. Bob has already celebrated his 50th year in music. He is proficient on his Martin 12-string guitar, French-harp, and lead vocals as well as country style humor and is a storytelling raconteur. Sheila plays the upright acoustic doghouse bass, fiddle, and clog dances in the style of her Ozark Mountain ancestors. They have one daughter, Bobbie Lhea, born October 3, 1996. They make their summer home in the rural village of Anita, Iowa. (However, they spend most of their winters on tour.). They have devoted their lives to the preservation and performance of America's rural country music, in their words...."the real deal when it comes to an authentic musical genre." They have conducted a huge number of concerts for festivals, symphony halls, opera houses, museums, schools, libraries, and home concerts, built around the hisorical aspects of America's early music on the frontier. The music of the settlers and homesteaders of the great plains and prairie lands. Their own ancestors are part of this incredible historically accurate 'audio picture' of America's precious rural music of the past. The Smithsonian calls their concert a "Traveling Museum of Music" Their songs and the manner in whcih they play them reflect the true American innovative method of oral tradition, with their own creativity blended in. These Smithsonian Institution recording artists have become one of the most 'in-demand' acts of this nature in the upper midwest, and have received tremendous accolades and honors from their peers as well as international fans. They are listed with the John F. Kennedy Performance Arts Center for special Diplomatic Corp. presentations as well as Governmental programs. They record for the prestigious Smithsonian Institution, located in Washington DC, with six successful projects released on the Smithsonian-Folkways label. One of those releases "Time After Time" was a Grammy nomination. Bob worked closely with, and became a lifelong friend of Moses Asch, the founder of Folkways Records in New York City, and also befriended Marjorie Guthrie, widow of Woody Guthrie, who became a fan of his, attending Everhart's old-time music festival the remaining years of her life. She gave Bob an old guitar her husband Woody once played. It is now on display in their Pioneer Music Museum. Marjorie also insisted Bob perform on the Oklahoma City Woody Guthrie Festival with Earl Scruggs.
Bob & Sheila have recorded an additional six successful CD's for Prairie Music Records, with re-releases on Condor Records in Canada, and numerous labels in Europe. The Everharts have performed their one-of-a-kind show around the world, from China to the North Pole (Bob was on an Arctic-Dewline Replenishment Expedition while in the Navy). From behind the Iron Curtain to performing with the Symphony in New Zealand. From "Hamburger in Paradise" in the Caribbean, to Australia in the Pacific. And of course across the United States from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from Canada to Mexico. Bob also served as the radio station manager of KJNO radio in Juneau, Alaska, for three years. He also produced, hosted, and performed on the PBS national television show "Old Time Country Music," for seven years. He produced and performed on a syndicated radio show called "The Old Time Music Hour" to a large group of radio stations in Iowa, and also produced and performed on "Bus Stop" a locally produced television show taped in an old-time cafe featuring old-time acoustic music. Attend one of their concerts, enjoy yourself, and find a unique and very rare entertainment offering, that can only come from the 'real' country. Use their e-mail address at firstname.lastname@example.com to contact them, or call them at 712-762-4363, (their cell phone when traveling is 712-249-5989) or write them a letter at P. O. Box 492, Anita, Iowa, 50020. You won't be sorry, and neither will the audience you are arranging entertainment for.
2015 was a year of tremendous activity and dedication as Bob celebrated 50 years of actively performing as a professional musician, and 40 years of directing the largest old-time music festival in the upper Midwest of America. Working with Anita Bryant was a real treat, along with her husband Charlie Dry an astronaut on the Apollo missions.
2014 had some interesting happenings, not the least of them working with John Carter Cash, Larry Cordle, LuLu Roman, David Davis & the Warrior River Boys, Larry Gillis & Swampgrass, and more than 600 other incredibly talented performers of America's old-time, traditional, and classic country music. Through careful management, we were able to bring the Oak Tree Opry back to its former position of being in the black. We performed concerts in Iowa of course, but also South Dakota, Minnesota, and Nebraska. Our festival in LeMars had a lot of rain, but it didn't keep the folks who love real classic and traditional country music from coming. We are looking forward to 2015, it's our 40th year, with one person at the helm through all that. Pretty remarkable considering Bob's age and 'busy elsewhere' activity. Thanks to Sheila, the 'show must go on' and she does a good job making sure that happens. A super great article written by the publisher of the Iowa History Journal, Michael Sanger, which came out in Nov-Dec, 2015. http://iowahistoryjournal.com/roots-music-thrives will take you to it.
In 2013, Bob & Sheila set up a massive tour, performing first through Illinois, then Georgia, and a very busy Florida. Highlights included Café Evergreen in Warm Mineral Springs, Flamingo Island, Moccasin Lake Nature Park, Seabird Sanctuary Fund Raiser in Sarasota, Florida Manitee Festival in Crystal River, they toured Jamaica and the Grand Caymans, Southwest Florida Heritage Festival in Crowley, Lion Country Safari Concert in West Palm Beach, Horse Country Concert in Miami, Broward Folk Club in Davie, Heritage Days in Bradenton, climaxing the tour with a very impressive venue in Boca Raton, the Willow Theater. A quick trip to St. Paul, Mn to visit with Michael Nesmith, and then their regular summer schedule. They enjoyed very much performing with the Roys (from Nashville), Leona Williams, Roger Tibbs (from New Zealand), Joanne Cash (Johnny Cash's younger sister); Dr. Harry Yates, Barbara Fairchild, Mickey Gilley, Boxcar Willie Junior, and Kenny Seratt.
In 2012, Bob & Sheila were on tour in California, and then in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas where they were selected to perform on the American Roots Festival, as well as the Onion Roundup Festival in Weslaco. Their busy year found them performing with Lynn Anderson, Michael Martin Murphey, Charlie McCoy, and Roy Acuff's vocalist June Webb.
In 2011, Bob & Sheila were very pleased to be able to perform on the same stage as Jim Ed Brown from the Grand Ole Opry. Also Little Roy Lewis of the Lewis Family, and his side-kick Lizzy, as well as Eddie Pennington from Kentucky and Terry Smith from Nashville.
In 2010, Bob & Sheila were asked to be part of Tom & Bernie Worrell's "Tribute to Ted Mack" in Miami, Florida. The huge program was held in February and was repeated in September at the Everhart's annual festival in LeMars, Iowa, featuring special guests Whispering Bill Anderson from the Grand Ole Opry, and legendary Patti Page of "Tennessee Waltz" fame. The 'tribute' program was repeated again at LeMars in 2011.
In 2009, Bob Everhart finished his autobiography, a 500-page book entitled "What I Saw." He wrote it mostly for his daughter Bobbie Lhea, and took him five years to complete it. In this same year, the Smithsonian Institution released one of Bob's projects, "The Renegade" to a massive buying audience in the bluegrass genre of their Smithsonian-Folkways catalog.
In 2007 and 2008, Bob & Sheila Everhart spent their winter months performing in New Zealand, under the auspices of Ginny Peters, successful international RCA Victor recording artist, and songwriter/composer for Pegasus Music in New Zealand. Both 3-month tours were a whirlwind of the two islands, performing at festivals and concert halls. Ms. Peters opened the door for many New Zealanders when she worked with Cliffie Stone in California. She arranged for the Everharts to perform with the New Zealand Symphony in Auckland, and also arranged a concert with New Zealand's most famous guitarist, Peter Posa, who had an international hit with "White Rabbit." The Everharts performed a concert with Mr. Posa, who asked if he could play guitar with them in an 'out-of-retirement' program in Otrohanga, New Zealand. According to Bob & Sheila, it was one of their most exhilirating experiences to work with Peter Posa, who was part of the 'Rat Pack' meaning Dean Martin; Frank Sinatra; Peter Lawford & Sammy Davis Junior. The Everharts performed both years on the Country Music Festival in Marton, and also received special recognition from the promoter of that event, Anne George.
In 2004, the Everharts were bestowed with the "Inspiration Award" for their efforts at preserving and performing old time country music for a new generation. This prestigious award has been earned by such greats as Roy Rogers and Dale Evans (for their cowboy music style); Highway-101 (for their contemporary style); John Hartford (for his folk style); and Bob and Sheila Everhart (for their traditional and old-time style). In media, Crook & Chase and the TNT Television Network, have also won this award. According to Director Gordon Wall, "Bob & Sheila Everhart are the 2004 recipients, and their efforts will live long after them, giving future generations a peek at the past. We applaud them for their untiring efforts, and those of us who love country music, and it's roots, appreciate their work in traditional and old-time music."
In 2003, Bob & Sheila Everhart were honored by the State of Iowa Legislature, as Resolution-35 was read aloud attesting to their great perserverance and performance of old-time traditional prairie and bluegrass music, and also honoring their festival of old-time music which they began in 1976. The entire legislature gave the Everharts a standing ovation applause of appreciation, for their work especially concerning the historical importance of the early settlers and homesteaders in the State of Iowa. This resolution, in it's entirety can be read in the daily record of the Iowa Legislature.
In August of 2003, Bob & Sheila were inducted into the South Texas Music Hall of Fame for their contributions both musically and promotional in helping Texas retain it's own identification and preservation of their specific country music style. The award was presented by Paul & Geneva Martinez.
In the Dec. 2003/Jan 2004 issue of Midwest Country News, Bob & Sheila were featured in a story which will eventually become a book about performers of the midwest.
In March of 2002, Bob & Sheila concluded one of their most successful, of many, tours of Europe, ending five months of performances in Portugal. They took America's great rural musical heritage on a fast moving tour. Their renditions of midwest rural traditional music, as laid down by Bill & Charlie Monroe during their days of live radio broadcasting in Shenandoah, Iowa 'went down a storm' as they say in Europe. the Everhart's gave performances in Ireland, North Ireland, Scotland, England, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, East Germany, Holland, West Germany, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Lichtenstein, Austria, Czech Republic, Italy Spain, and Portugal. Affidavits from their tour arrangers are available at any time.
In November 2002, the Everharts were on tour in China, beginning in Hong Kong, and then to Guangzhou (formerly Canton) for a huge fashion festival, on to Beijing, Xi'an, and Guilin. They performed in Christian churches when they had the opportunity, to standing room only crowds. This tour was arranged by Gaylen Merriweather through governmental channels both in the United States and in China. According to the Everharts it was one of the most remarkable tours they have ever made.
In 2001, while on tour in Europe, the Everharts were acknowledged as the "Entertainers of the Year" in Cologne, Germany. At the same time, their recording of "Dear Grand Ole Opry" rose to #12 on the European radio charts.
In 2000, American Profile Magazine, a slick magazine insert in Sunday newspapers with a circulation of over ten-million, ran a story about Bob & Sheila, their music, their devotion to rural musical art forms, and their Pioneer Music Museum. The full story is available from the American Profile website.
In August of 2000, Bob & Sheila were stunned to receive the "Lifetime Achievement Award" from CIOFF, an international cultural exchange group. It was given to them at their annual festival of old time music by Rex Burdette, International Music Festival Director for Silver Dollar City in Branson, Missouri, and also the USA President of CIOFF. CIOFF was created in France to preserve, perform, and perpetuate traditional music and dance of individual countries. Their name is Conseil International des Organisations de Festifals de Folklore d' Arts
Bob and Sheila were the very proud recipients of the Kitty Wells Johnny Wright "Leadership in Country Music" award from this very well known couple in country music. the Everhart's were also made Tennessee Ambassadors by the Governor of Tennessee, Don Sundquist.
The Everharts were made Kentucky Colonels very early in their music career.
You will find the Everharts listed in Who's Who in America; Who's Who in Country Music' Who's Who in International Music, and a dozen or more other reference tomes.
Bob host/produced the very popular PBS television show "Old Time Country Music" from 1989-1995. He performed 'with' some of the notables of this genre of music, including Ralph Stanley, John Hartford, Mac Wiseman, Jim & Jesse, Jimmy Martin, Grandpa Jones, Lewis Family, Sons of the San Joaquin, Jay Ungar & Molly Mason, Kenny Baker, Josh Graves, Norman & Nancy Blake, Randy Kohrs, and many more. the program was taped before a live audience in the state-of-the-arts studios of Iowa Public Television. The show was so popular, it ran for seven years, and was aired in 22 states, and is currently still in re-runs.
Bob is the only Iowan to ever be made a 'regular' performer on the Louisiana Hayride.
Bob was born in the great prairie lands of Nebraska. He grew up listening, like many of his fellow country artists, to Jimmie Rodgers, Hank Williams, and Roy Acuff on his dad's car radio. Out on the prairie, it was a Saturday night gathering to listen to the Louisiana Hayride or the Grand Ole Opry. Bob's country and folk music life is amazing. He went on to become the only Iowan ever to be a regular member of the Louisiana Hayride. He started playing music when he was quite young around age six. It was the piano first, which was exposed to him when his parents played cards at a neighbors house who had one. Later in grammer school it was the French Horn, because that was the only instrument available. He hated it. then in the Navy he got a guitar in Japan, and being a Radioman on the USS Gen J C Breckenridge, a troop and military-dependent transport ship, he was soon playing in the Captain's Band. His radio telegraphy abilities in the 6th Fleet, took him all the way to the North Pole on a Dewline Refurbishment Expedition. At the end of his Navy duty, college days found him at the University of Nebraska. One of his buddies in Humanities class was Peter Fonda. During college, Bob teamed up with a band called the Royal Flairs, and played the tenor saxophone, all the way to the Gold Coast of Chicago, where his band opened for the likes of the Hollies; Peter & Gordon; Joey Dee & The Starlighters; Herman & the Hermits; John Hammond; Sonny & Cher; and many many more. He played pool at 4:oclock in the morning with Woody Allen. He was back stage when Bob Dylan switched from an acoustic folk set to an electric set, and watched the people walk out. He was back stage when the Byrds were getting stage mobbed, and the stage manager started unplugging their guitars. He saw John McGuin break his acoustic guitar over the stage managers head. He was with the Rolling Stones on their first tour to America, and felt Mick Jagger moaning about their near disaster tour in Omaha, with his arm around Bob's shoulders worried about the small turnout. Bob and his band cut the first Wrigley Spearmint Gum High-Ho Hey-Hey commercial, and he worked with Bill Fries for Bozell & Jacobs in Omaha. Bill Fries eventually became known as C. W. McCall for Old Home Bread. At the same time, Bob became known as Hillbilly Billy for the Kitty Clover Potato Chip Company in Omaha. Bob is the only Iowan to ever be selected as a regular performer on the famous Lousiana Hayride, performing on the show about three times a year. Bob Everhart has been one of those quiet entertainers who has never 'sought' fame, but rather has spent the majority of his life honoring and recognizing talent in his fellow performers. Even though he has been highly honored himself, and could do any musical genre he would like, he has chosen to perform and perpetuate America's rural country music, which has seen many drastic changes in recent years. According to Bob, "The changes are so drastic, it is no longer recognizable as 'country' music." Everhart was shot in the head in Chicago during the time he was working on the Gold Coast, which took him away from that scene. He eventually found himself at a country music contest in Nebraska, winning first place, first in Ainsworth, Nebraska, and finally in Brownsville, Nebraska. He also participated in the Grand Ole Opry's 50th Anniversary Talent Contest in Omaha. He settled into writing, recording, and performing what he calls 'rural' country music. He's been on hundreds of television shows, including the Today Show; PM Magazine; Good Morning America; tons of local and regional shows, and even the BBC production "The World About Us." Bob produced, performed on, and hosted the most successful public television show in Iowa, dedicated to America's rural music. "Old Time Country Music" aired in 22 states, with seven successful years of incredibly well-produced shows, still in re-runs. He has done tons of radio programs, and even his own "The Old Time Music Hour" was a tremendous syndicated success in the upper midwest. His self-produced television show "Bus Stop" (devoted entirely to acoustic music) is still in the planning stages. As a traveling performer and raconteur, he has probably covered more miles than anyone in the business. His first, and last, love in music is the music of the early country music pioneers. He and Sheila performed with the New Zealand Symphony in Auckland, and they also did a 30-day tour of China, which took them from a fashion festival (they performed before thousands 'live' and millions on China's national television network) in Guangzhou and finally to Bejing. Continually working with and for celebrities, one of his greatest achievements was receiving word from the legendary Patti Page that she would come out of retirement to appear in person at Bob's annual festival, in support of his efforts at keeping traditional and rural country music alive.


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Chico police arrested two men Wednesday afternoon suspected to belong to a credit card theft ring targeting California and Nevada health clubs since at least 2010.
Police say 42-year-old Robert Anthony Miller, of Pittsburgh, CA, and 51-year-old Craig Michael Mansfield, of Vacaville, CA, were arrested after a clerk at Target allegedly witnessed the men enter the store and try to make a fraudulent transaction.
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Police then contacted five victims who had recently had their credit cards stolen from their lockers at area health clubs.
The two men are thought to be those sought since 2010 for numerous credit card thefts at health clubs in California and Nevada.
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Total loss to the victims is estimated to be in excess of $40,000.
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By LON WAGNER, The
Virginian-Pilot © July 22, 2005 A week later, on Oct. 5, George Armstrong was back at
Elmwood Cemetery to bury a friend, the Rev. William Jackson of St. Paul's.
Armstrong's mind wandered back over the past two months, and he remembered
having run into Jackson dozens of times, at the cemetery or visiting the
Just after the fever had appeared, Jackson had told Armstrong that he
had canceled plans to leave the city. "Should this fever spread, as it
seems reason to fear that it will, we shall all be needed," Jackson had
told him.
Armstrong remembered writing to his
friend in Philadelphia defending the clergy's dedication, saying that
without a miracle several ministers' graves would prove it. But as he
watched Jackson's body being lowered into a grave, Armstrong shuddered.
The toll had been greater than he imagined.
Of the seven Protestant ministers who had stayed, four had died.
Armstrong didn't question God, surely he had his own purpose, but the
cruelty of the pestilence forced Armstrong to view him differently. At
least for the moment.
"By us,
and at this time," he thought, "must God be worshipped as He that 'maketh
darkness his secret place; his pavilion round about him, dark waters and
thick clouds of the sky.'"
After the past two months, the fever had left people staggering and
numb, unable or too worn down to describe it to anyone who had not lived
A scourge had not wiped out a proportionate number of residents since
the Middle Ages, when the Black Death felled one in three.
N.C. Whitehead, Norfolk's acting mayor, responded to the physicians'
request to leave town with a lengthy letter. Twenty of 87 visiting doctors
had died, along with more than half of the local physicians.
"Had not noble spirits volunteered to the rescue (to die, if need be,
like Curtius , for Rome) our people must have sunk beneath the burden of
their agony," Whitehead wrote.
"The annals of our civilization furnish no authentic record of a
visitation of disease as awfully severe as that which we have just
encountered," he continued. "We are now a community of convalescents."
The cities began preparing for the return of their residents from out
of town.
Physicians recommended that all stores and homes be opened to allow the
sick air to vent. And that no one return before a hard frost.
At Old Point Comfort, a puzzling and prominent death occurred: the wife
of Chief Justice Roger B. Taney. She wasn't suspected of having the fever,
but her health went quickly downhill and when she died her skin turned a
sickly yellow. She was a sister of Francis Scott Key.
Six or eight a day still were dying in Norfolk, but new cases were
Armstrong's strength had not completely returned, and Cornelia and
Grace were still recovering, so he planned, again, to get them out of
The day after Jackson's funeral, the minister and the last two members
of his family boarded the Curtis Peck and steamed toward Richmond.
The Armstrongs remained away for a month, and the cities changed
character again.
A massive exchange of people began in early October, with the recovered
finally able to leave and volunteer physicians and nurses boarding
steamers to Richmond, Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York.
Norfolk's board of health set Nov. 1 as the safe date for refugees to
return, but many ignored it. By Oct. 9, Norfolk and Portsmouth residents
began to check out of New York hotels; steamers headed south from that
city were filled.
The Southern Argus published again, and reported three new cases of
fever among refugees who had returned too soon.
Fear still plagued residents, and one night someone set Woodis Hospital
on fire in two places. It was windy and much of the central city could
have burned, but the flames were quickly extinguished.
City streets became busier, and a dozen stores in Norfolk re
On Oct. 14, a new day dawned: The sun rose and had to melt away a heavy
Soon, people scrambled for overcoats for the winter and, finally,
tailors became more sought than coffin makers.
On Nov. 1, a large group of residents waited for the steamer Roanoke to
pull into the wharf. When it got close, the people let out a cheer – and
the prodigal residents on board clapped and cheered back.
Armstrong and his daughters arrived back in the city a few days later,
and he noticed at once that it had become re-invigorated.
But when he stepped into the pulpit the following Sunday, he saw that
the fever had altered things for years to come.
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I think, Jon, it's easy for people that have had lot's of training to forget how little training most gun owners have had, and how little they shoot, and perhaps even more significant that few ever experience the intensity and fear of a gunfight.
We can learn the home layout, but we cannot force an intruder to pose at a safe location or angle for us to shoot him. Due to the location of the threat, the location of loved ones, we will likely not be able to position ourselves in those 'safe' scenarios.
I agree with everything you say for a perfect world, i.e. that all gun owners would be great shots, train under stress, etc., but the reality is they aren't and don't do any of that.
As for the reason some choose birdshot, most do so thinking it's less likely to penetrate walls with enough energy to be a risk, more than recoil concerns. Many people have close neighbors with thin interior walls separating them, so there is a concern, but unfortunately birdshot does not eliminate the threat of wall penetration. As evident from the video I posted, birdshot can easily penetrate two pieces of sheet rock and blow out both sides of a pumpkin and blast the insides all over the wall.
There is a also the mistaken idea that birdshot is a reduced load, and it can be, but 00 reduced recoil may not have as much recoil as some birdshot loads - it just depends on the specifics of the birdshot. But the physics remain, larger pellets retain more energy, travel further, and penetrate deeper than smaller pellets. Unfortunately, both birdshot and reduced recoil 00 can penetrate walls, at close ranges, and seriously injury someone.


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|"We will slay a man for every new moon he is missing! It would be wise for you to return him to us..."
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Things to do...
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Finish book
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I'd love to start creating contests and point giveaways . I've never had enough points to do anything serious. Granny loves all her followers and would love to give something back to them one day.
I guarantee to show my appreciation as best I can.
Just one 1 point will entitle you to one Llama from me and much much more...although I do not like to flaunt what else I offer to my donators as a sign of humility and privacy.
As they say in Game of Thrones...
Granny Ray Always pays her Depts.
Greetings, I am Granny Ray .
About 200 hundred years ago, I was cursed with a spell which caused all my husbands to have incredible misfortune.
However, what the witch failed to notice, was that I had been previously cursed with the inability to have emotions. So, as the years have gone by, I have married and lost dozens of husbands and not cared one bit about them.
After much thought, and many complaints from my late husbands' relatives, I have made the simple decision of not being in a relationship with anyone except for one very special man...
Kakashi Hatake has so far managed to slip away from any sort of misfortune that fall upon him, from deadly ninja attacks to angry cats.
He is my one and only love...and Hawkeye...and Chase Young...And Tomi Undergallows...
Anyway here are a few stamps that I have collected in an attempt to sum up who I am as an individual.
Unfortunately, I have closed point commissions for a brief period of time. If you wish to know why, search for my journal entry "An Explanation to my Inactivity" with the link below.
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The Curry Coastal Pilot learned late Tuesday that House Bill 3453, legislation that would allow the state to combine Curry County's public safety services with those of the cities, had been amended after languishing in committee for about six weeks.
The changes:
•Governor's office could negotiate with county and cities to provide public safety services. Cities and other governmental agencies could participate at their own discretion.
•Work done on behalf of the state would be limited to 18 months, giving the county time to develop a plan for fiscal sustainability.
•The amended bill would require the county to levy an income tax to pay for 50 percent of the cost of services delivered to an intergovernmental agreement.. The other half would be paid for by the state.
The original bill was proposed after Curry County "self-declared" a public safety emergency and put on the May 21 ballot a tax proposal meant to avert a fiscal crisis.
"This substantially changes the bill," said Brookings City Manager Gary Milliman of the new legislation. "If the amendments go through, there's every indication that the governor's office supports it."
The House bill would likely only go into effect if Curry County's public safety levy (8-71) fails May 21, forcing the county to make ends meet with a $2.1 million budget.
The major changes in the bill would allow the governor, on behalf of the county, to negotiate agreements between Curry County and its three cities — Brookings, Gold Beach and Port Orford — to provide public safety services. The original bill indicated the governor's office could force these "mergers," but the amendments indicate the cities can work with the county or state to provide services at their own discretion.
Under the latest terms in the bill, the agreements between the cities and county would be sunsetted after 18 months, in which time the county is hoped to have developed a financial plan to end the crisis created when federal timber revenues ended.
Another amendment in HB 3453 indicates the cost of providing those services and creating the intergovernmental agreements would be funded equally by the state and county.
In the original bill, the cost of performing those services was to be billed to the county. And because the county collects property taxes from all the special taxing districts, each would have been affected if the county took a certain percentage of the taxes it collected.
The county is still not off the hook.
The amended bill would allow the county to enact an income tax surcharge to enable the county to pay for the work provided by the state. The governor's office, it is believed, would likely be involved in the discussion of that rate, Milliman said.
"I think it's a good compromise to the bill," Milliman said. "The League of Oregon Cities is still reviewing it; they might change their position from opposing it to supporting it."


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The second-ranked Bruins (12-1-1, 4-0-1 in the Pac-12) dominated the run of play in the first half, outshooting the Bears (9-1-4, 2-1-2) by a 8-1 margin in the first stanza. Killion's goal in the 27th minute came off a set piece. Rosie White played a short corner kick to Caprice Dydasco, who sent it into the box to Killion. Slightly off-balance, Killion one-timed it past Cal goalkeeper Emily Kruger for her first goal of the season.
California came out firing to start the second half, taking the first three shots but going high on two and getting saved by Bruin goalkeeper Katelyn Rowland on the other. The Bruins had a flurry of shots late in the game as well, but Taylor Smith and Sam Mewis were saved by Kruger.
The win gave UCLA a weekend sweep in the Bay Area and six big points in the Pac-12 standings. The Bruins lead the conference with 13 points and a 4-0-1 record and will host Arizona State, who is just behind UCLA in the standings, on Friday at 7 pm.
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A textbook I am using to learn analysis states (in reference to just the real line):
Every system of open intervals covering a closed interval contains a finite subsystem that covers the closed interval.
(the textbook is "Mathematical Analysis I" by V.A. Zorich)
Let's say $S$ = {$U_n$} is the system of open intervals $U_n$ in question, which covers the closed interval $I$.
Now, if we take all $U_n$ to be infinitely small in length, but take $S$ to be infinite in cardinality such that all $U_n$ still cover $I$ (does this even make sense?), wouldn't it be impossible to select a finite subsystem of $S$ that covers $I$?
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Six acts including Lethal Bizzle and Devlin are competing to be the soundtrack of the 2013 final at Wembley Stadium.
07:36, UK, Saturday 05 January 2013
Football bosses are to launch a musical contest to find an official FA Cup anthem for this season.
Acts such as Lethal Bizzle, Devlin and the Pigeon Detectives will take part in the competition, with fans voting for the track which will greet players as they step on to the pitch at Wembley for the final.
A shortlist of six acts has been drawn up, with each one hoping to be the soundtrack of the 2013 final as the Football Association celebrates its 150th anniversary this year.
The contest will begin on Saturday as Lethal Bizzle performs his track Not A Saint with Vato Gonzalez and Donae'o before the third round clash at Upton Park between West Ham and Manchester United.
Further gigs will take place during each successive round, and then one act will play at each of the two semi-finals, with fans then voting for their favourite.
Bizzle - a relative of Arsenal player Emmanuel Frimpong - said: "I've watched The FA Cup since I was a boy and always dreamed of playing in it.
"It's a special competition and I'm made up to be a part of it, and hopefully I can become part of its history by producing the official FA Cup anthem.
"To have my music open the FA Cup Final really would be a dream come true."
Videos of the songs will be added to the FA's website - at TheFA.com/TheFACup - after each round, prior to the final on May 11.
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The school district, local mayors, city councils and the Summit County Council met on Monday, Oct. 29 in Oakley in the second South Summit Regional Meeting.
"The South Summit School District wants development there because they have the task of building a school building over there," Summit County Council Chairman Dave Ure said. "Without a tax base, they don't have the ability to build that school, so they want development to come in there."
On the other hand, members of the Snyderville Planning Commission and the community don't want development there, Ure said. "I don't think they want it entirely open. They just don't want it haphazard. So there has to be planned development so both sides can be happy."
Ure said for that reason he is pushing for a master plan for the area.
The Summit County Council approved the development of 1,200 homes near I-80 and US-40 a year ago, raising concerns with the South Summit School District that if the homes were going to be low-income, they would not have enough revenue to support the school system, Summit County Manager Bob Jasper said.
Jasper explained that, in reality, none of the homes were low income. "So part of it is communication. They thought it was going to be lower income housing than it is.
Regardless of the dispute, development is a long way off, as the soil remains contaminated from Park City's mining days.
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"It has yet to be resolved in terms of who and how that area will be cleaned up," Jasper said.


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In 1969 Gibson introduced their first Low Impedance Guitars — the Les Paul Personal and Les Paul Professional Guitars. The LP Professional has a Les Paul style body but slightly larger than the regular LP. The key feature of this guitar is its two low impedance pickups. These pickups give a very clear signal but require a special lead with built in impedance matching transformer. According to Dave Gould only around 118 LP Professionals were made - this is a relatively rare model. A Bigsby vibratio was an optional extra.
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President Barack Obama delivered his State of the Union address this year on Jan. 28, 2014, and he proposed an initiative, "My Brother's Keeper," intended to build ladders of opportunity for boys and young men of color.
Obama said of the initiative that evening to the applause of Congress, "I'm reaching out to some of America's leading foundations and corporations on a new initiative to help more young men of color facing especially tough odds to stay on track and reach their full potential."
President Obama launched "My Brother's Keeper" today – a new initiative to help every boy and young man of color who is willing to do the hard work to get ahead. Continuing to make good on his pledge to use his "pen and phone" to make 2014 a year of action, Obama invited the foundation leaders, corporate executives, and community leaders to this East Room of the White House for an event to enlist a wide cross-section.
Obama was introduced in the East Room of the White House by Christian Champagne, 18, a senior at Hyde Park Career Center in Chicago. Champagne is a member of the "Becoming a Man" program, (B.A.M.) which provides a safe place to learn skills and stay on track in school.
President Obama visited the group last year and shared his own story of the challenges he faced as a young man, Champagne said. Behind the president stood other young members of the B.A.M. program, as well as students from similar programs in Washington, D.C. Also in attendance were notables former Secretary of State Colin Powell, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Magic Johnson, political commentator Bill O'Reilly, Rev. Al Sharpton, Sen. Cory Booker, and many others representing the initiative's broad bipartisan coalition.
"This is an issue of national importance -- it's as important as any issue that I work on. It's an issue that goes to the very heart of why I ran for President," Obama said. "If America stands for anything, it stands for the idea of opportunity for everybody; the notion that no matter who you are, or where you came from, or the circumstances into which you are born, if you work hard, if you take responsibility, then you can make it in this country. That's the core idea."
Obama then talked about the "My Brother's Keeper" initiative, "After months of conversation with a wide range of people, we've pulled together private philanthropies and businesses, mayors, state and local leaders, faith leaders, nonprofits, all who are committed to creating more pathways to success. And we're committed to building on what works. And we call it 'My Brother's Keeper.' Now, just to be clear -- 'My Brother's Keeper' is not some big, new government program."
He added that "In my State of the Union address, I outlined the work that needs to be done for broad-based economic growth and opportunity for all Americans."
Obama talked about some government initiatives he was discussing, but made clear, "What we're talking about here today with 'My Brother's Keeper' is a more focused effort on boys and young men of color who are having a particularly tough time. And in this effort, government cannot play the only -- or even the primary -- role. We can help give every child access to quality preschool and help them start learning from an early age, but we can't replace the power of a parent who's reading to that child. We can reform our criminal justice system to ensure that it's not infected with bias, but nothing keeps a young man out of trouble like a father who takes an active role in his son's life."
"As Mayor of New York, Mayor Bloomberg -- Michael Bloomberg, who's here today, started a 'Young Men's Initiative' for African-American and Latino boys, because he understood that in order for America to compete we need to make it easier for all our young people to do better in the classroom and find a job once they graduate," said Obama.
Obama mentioned that the Reverend Al Sharton and Fox news host Bill O'Reilly were involved and present. "And if I can persuade Sharpton and O'Reilly to be in the same meeting, said Obama to laughter and applause. "Then it means that there are people of good faith who want to get some stuff done, even if we don't agree on everything. And that's our focus."
Obama ended by saying that "My Brother's Keeper" is about helping more of our young people stay on track; providing the support they need to think more broadly about their future; building on what works, when it works, in those critical life-changing moments.
Obama also emphasized we are all in this together. That "my neighbor's child is my child" and that each of us has an obligation to give every child the same chance this country gave so many of us.
President Obama signed the Presidential Memorandum, establishing the "My Brother's Keeper Task Force," that will accomplish the following:
- Assess the impact of Federal policies, regulations, and programs of general applicability on boys and young men of color, so as to develop proposals that will enhance positive outcomes and eliminate or reduce negative ones.
- Recommend, where appropriate, incentives for the broad adoption by national, State, and local public and private decision makers of effective and innovative strategies and practices for providing opportunities to and improving outcomes for boys and young men of color.
- Create an Administration-wide "What Works" online portal to disseminate successful programs and practices that improve outcomes for boys and young men of color.
- Develop a comprehensive public website, to be maintained by the Department of Education, that will assess, on an ongoing basis, critical indicators of life outcomes for boys and young men of color in absolute and relative terms.
- Work with external stakeholders to highlight the opportunities, challenges, and efforts affecting boys and young men of color.
- Recommend to the President means of ensuring sustained efforts within the Federal Government and continued partnership with the private sector and philanthropic community as set forth in the Presidential Memorandum.
Investments from Leading Foundations and Businesses to Advance the Achievement of Boys and Young Men of Color. Leading foundations and businesses have long worked with others in philanthropy to create opportunities for young men and boys of color and today are committing significant resources to research critical intervention points in the lives of boys and young men of color; change the often-damaging narrative about them; and catalyze coordinated investments to seed, replicate, and scale up effective community solutions.
The foundations who are joined President Obama at today's announcement, included The Annie E. Casey Foundation, The Atlantic Philanthropies, Bloomberg Philanthropies, The California Endowment, The Ford Foundation, The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, The Open Society Foundations, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, The W.K. Kellogg Foundation, and The Kapor Center for Social Impact.
President Obama also met with a number of business leaders – including Joe Echevarria of Deloitte, Magic Johnson of Magic Johnson Enterprises, Glenn Hutchins of Silver Lake Partners, Adam Silver of the National Basketball Association and Thomas Tull of Legendary Entertainment – to discuss ways in which they and their companies can work with the Initiative to improve the life outcomes of boys and young men of color.
The President was also be joined today by public sector leaders including General Colin Powell, Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the Honorable Michael Bloomberg. Additionally, several other prominent members of the business community—including Rosalind Brewer of Sam's Club, Ken Chenault of American Express, and Don Thompson of McDonald's—have already expressed their support for this effort, and the White House expects additional commitments in the coming days and months.
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Are we welcoming the new year or are we ushering out the old one? However you view New Year's Eve, "Call Me Maybe" will probably stick around. But if Psy can help it, "Gangnam Style" might just not.
The One Billion YouTube Wonder told Rolling Stone that he plans to phase out his biggest hit after performing it in Times Square to thousands of revelers (and the thousands tuning in from home):
"Being in Times Square on New Year's Eve is already special – it's the biggest stage in the universe – plus it's my birthday, so, with all that, it may be the ending of 'Gangnam Style,'" said Psy. "I mean, what better way to do it? It's my biggest and most meaningful birthday."
A bold statement, sure. Especially when Gangnam hit a billion just a few weeks ago. If that's a sign of anything to come, the famous pony dance won't be falling off the charts just because we've entered a new calendar year. And that must mean that Psy has a new single in the worlds, and perhaps (FINGERS CROSSED!!!) a new dance sensation to go along with it?
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Looking for a great way to enjoy the summer with a group of friends? For a social evening full of fun + drinks, make your way to MUJI Santa Monica next week!
In honor of the opening and in celebration of the Summer season, MUJI will host MUJI's Back Stoop: A Summertime Drinks Seminar.
The event will take place Wednesday, July 9th from 6pm to 7pm.
Learn a few hosting tricks for your next summer fete at the event which is a mini-seminar on mixing summertime drinks as well as a presentation of new glassware available for the first time in the U.S. and only available at two of MUJI's southern California stores.
The seminar will focus on nonalcoholic drinks you could offer guests as a new type of hospitality above and beyond the traditional summertime lemonade.
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After Kilimanjaro: All downhill from here, but Alzheimer's team forms lasting bond
TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK, Tanzania — It was all downhill from there. Even exhilaration at reaching the roof of Africa couldn't spare our intrepid 2013 Ascent for Alzheimer's team the agony of the long walk home. First, there was the gruelling … Continue reading
At Kilimanjaro's summit: A surprising winter wonderland
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Tuesday, Oct. 1 TOWARD KIBO CAMP, Tanzania — Today we make tracks for the summit. First, we set off from Mawenzi Tarn, our campsite for the past two nights, on a six-hour trek to Kibo, from where at 11 p.m. … Continue reading
Day 3 on Kilimanjaro: Oldest and youngest team members both experienced hikers
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Team for Kilimanjaro ascent is coming together in Africa
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Life comes full circle before Kilimanjaro ascent
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Nice photographs! Thanks for sharing them plus, thanks for sharing the link-up sites :)ReplyDelete
Happy Blogging! :)
Beautiful photo's! Looks like a lovely place :)ReplyDelete
Cool shots. I love the first one. Of course it reminds me of Bridges of Madison County.ReplyDelete
I'm loving your photos from your new surroundings!ReplyDelete
I just discovered your blog and am so thrilled I did. Lovely shots....I love NH, well ALL of New England really.ReplyDelete
Beautiful! Frame worthy!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous pictures! We may have a white Christmas down here! :DReplyDelete
You know I love these photos! Maybe we should change your header to a covered bridge? Hugs...Happy Wednesday & Merry Christmas!~ReplyDelete
Love all the pictures. . . so ooo prettyReplyDelete
Your photos are lovely! I love rustic old scenes like this! Thanks for sharing and I wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy Wednesday!ReplyDelete
I wish I had a bridge like that to go through every morning! Love it!ReplyDelete
Oh it's so pretty! What a perfect Christmas town you've moved to ... :)ReplyDelete
WOW! Such beautiful photos! I've always wanted to see a covered bridge. What a beautiful town!!ReplyDelete
Great shots. Thank you so much for sharing. Have a very, Merry Christmas. Blessings, SusanDReplyDelete
Beautiful pictures of that covered bridge. So pretty!!ReplyDelete
Oh, Candace, these are just gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful pictures!! Love the covered bridges!!ReplyDelete
How adorable! That bridge is so pretty!ReplyDelete
Wow. Absolutely breathtaking!ReplyDelete
Wonderful photos!ReplyDelete
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i can honestly say i've never driven thru a covered bridge - but i want to! thanks for stopping byReplyDelete
Fantastic photographs! So peaceful and beautiful.ReplyDelete
Awesome photos and gorgeous bridge...heheReplyDelete
Thanks for following my blog! You have some very beautiful photos!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful pictures! I have been through some covered bridges in New England and I have to admit they make me nervous. ;-)ReplyDelete
Thanks for linking up with me today for WW!
Beautiful photographs Candace!! Merry Christmas!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful, beautiful! Both the scenes and your compositions! I want to walk there. :-) Merry Christmas!ReplyDelete
I love covered bridges and these are great pics. So how fun is it that your About Me photo and my About Me photo are both looking in a car mirror! Great minds think alike, right?ReplyDelete
You have a nice blog. I'm your latest follower!
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Thanks for stopping by my blog! Maybe you have a reason to come down next year! Your pics are fabulous. I bet you could take some really lovely ones at Acadian Village...I can never keep the lights from being fuzzy. : ( That bridge reminds me of Funny Farm!ReplyDelete
I am so overjoyed that my post blessed you - and these photos, sweet bella, are so very lovely to behold. Just beautiful - a very merry christmas to you and a happy and healthy new year filled with wonder at all He will do in our lives...ReplyDelete
oh wow, the inside of that bridge is amazing! gorgeous photos.ReplyDelete
What beautiful scenes you have captured here. So charming!ReplyDelete
I miss covered bridges, the pics were amazing!ReplyDelete
Thank you for your kind words on my blog, but I will be back after the first of the year!
Don't forget, I am giving away $25 off coupons towards a new DYMO label maker if anyone needs one!
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!ReplyDelete
My husband is an avid photographer and has traveled to several different States to photograph covered bridges (especially in the autumn) but I have to tell you that your photos are amazing. Most bridges have those bars around them now to protect them from being damaged by tall or wide vehicles and it sure takes away from the beauty of the bridge.
I can hardly wait to show him your photos! I'm sure he'll decide a trip is in order.
What beautiful photographs. They bring a sense of peace to this crazy time of year.ReplyDelete
I love these pictures. I love covered bridges. Wish there were some around here.ReplyDelete
Girl, these photos are fabulous. I can hardly pick a favorite. You are getting better everyday at photography. I also love your new header!ReplyDelete
Oh how beautiful! I love these photos :)ReplyDelete
Merry christmas to you and yours!
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Merry Christmas!
beautiful photos & I love seeig the covered bring, esp one that is in such nice shape. enjoy your captures tremendously! thanks for stopping by & linking up over at my place. Have a joyous holiday season :)ReplyDelete
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Alabama senior Kim Jacobwas voted the Southeastern Conference gymnastics' top scholar-athlete for a record third year in a row by the league's coaches it was announced Friday during the SEC Championship practice day.
"Kim is a truly amazing young woman who leads our team in every area, in the classroom, in the gym and in the community, and I can't think of anyone more deserving of this award," UA head coach Sarah Patterson said.
The 2013 NCAA Elite 89 Award winner as the gymnast with highest cumulative grade point average at the NCAA Championships and a Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-American At-Large First Team member as a junior, Jacob carries a perfect 4.0 grade point average for her Alabama career while majoring in exercise science.
The Raleigh, N.C., native helped lead the Tide to back-to-back NCAA Championships in 2011 and 2012, scoring a 9.95 on the balance beam as a freshman and leading off the Tide's beam rotation with a 9.9 as a sophomore on both nights of the championship. She served as captain of the Tide's third place NCAA Championship team in 2013.
The SEC Championships will be held Saturday with the Tide competing in the second of two sessions, starting at 6 p.m. in the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Center along with Florida, LSU and Georgia. It marks the fifth time Birmingham, Ala., has hosted SEC gymnastics, and the first since 2011 when Alabama won its seventh league championship.
"Our fans have been amazing all season long and they have helped carry us to new heights each week," Patterson said. "I'm so excited that the championships are right here in our backyard and I hope our fans will start their spring break with us and that the BJCC will be filled with crimson and white Saturday night."
Alabama practiced on the podium during a two hour practice. It marks the second time this season that the Crimson Tide has had the opportunity to compete on the podium, which raises the equipment off the floor by three feet.
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