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- Paulsen's Draft NotesManning has finished #10 and #8 in the last two seasons and has five top 10 finishes in the last seven seasons. But it is his splits with Odell Beckham that make him such an attractive pick this year. In 27 games over the past two seasons, Manning has averaged 282 yards and 2.0 TD with Beckham in the lineup. Those are low-end QB1 numbers. It doesn't hurt that he hasn't missed a start in the last 11 seasons, either.
Saturday, June 18, 2016, 2:57pm
Geramy Davis, last year's sixth-round pick out of UConn, played in 10 games as a rookie but recorded just two receptions for 21 yards. So he entered spring as somewhat of a question mark, but he made the most of his reps during OTAs and minicamp. Davis saw a lot of time with Eli Manning and racked up the receptions with the first-team offense. That included a tough touchdown catch this week going against veteran cornerback Janoris Jenkins.
"Geremy is a bright guy," Manning said. "He knows the offense very well. He studies hard. He's really in tune with what his assignments are. He's got great size. He's one of our bigger receivers. You can move him around and put him in different spots. He's going to be really keyed into what his assignment is, so that's always helpful. Hopefully he can step up and get on a roll and make some plays for us come game time."
Giants TE Matt LaCosse 'had consistently been making plays' at OTAsFriday, June 3, 2016, 6:15pm
The latest no-name tight end to bubble to the surface with the Giants may already be making his move at organized team activities. Matt LaCosse has consistently been making plays this spring, and earned a large chunk of first-team snaps during Wednesday's OTA workout which was open to the media.
With a slightly more well rounded skill set, LaCosse – an undrafted rookie in his second season out of Illinois – is already pushing Donnell and Tye, the last two in a long line of unknown Giants tight ends to make a surprise impact working with quarterback Eli Manning.
The early reviews from OTAs show LaCosse making plays. He lined up wide right on Wednesday and made a leaping catch over safety Landon Collins deep down the right sideline. He reached back and plucked a ball off his back shoulder in the end zone on Thursday.
Every day, it seems he's catching passes in live drills. It's making it possible to envision LaCosse (despite a rare fumble on Wednesday) as this year's Donnell or Tye, even with Donnell and Tye still on the roster.
LaCosse may already be the best blocking tight end currently on the Giants roster, even if his competition in that regard isn't very strong.
Our money is on Will Tye to win the job, but it sounds as if LaCosse is making a push. If he's able to replicate Tye's receiving ability and add additional value as a blocker, he may win the job.
Hakeem Nicks could see more work with no OBJSaturday, December 26, 2015, 11:45am
Odell Beckham Jr.'s bright star has been temporarily eclipsed, but the other Giants receivers are confident they will shine in his absence.
Without him, Eli Manning will look to the other wideouts, including Rueben Randle, Dwayne Harris, Hakeem Nicks, Myles White, and perhaps rookies Geremy Davis and Ben Edwards, who joined the active roster this week.
"We'll be fine," the always-calm Manning said. "We've got guys; (it's a) great opportunity for other guys to step up. We'll run our offense and go about our business. The guys know what they're doing, guys know the routes, guys know how to get open, and we'll go about it and make plays."
The aforementioned receivers have totaled 97 receptions for 859 yards, and 10 scores, the story said. The article went on to say perhaps the most intriguing receiver in the group is Nicks, the former first-round draft choice who returned to the Giants Nov. 17. He has caught one pass in each of the four games in which he's played. But without Beckham at his disposal, Manning could look to the player who has caught more of his passes than any other, the story said. It's not the first time we've heard this, as the beat writers mentioned Nicks as a guy who could see a lot more work because Harris is dealing with a shoulder issue.
Tuesday, December 8, 2015, 10:57am
New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning almost always pins the blame for any interception or loss on himself, and you very rarely see him question the play of one of his teammates. After throwing an interception on a target to wide receiver Rueben Randle for a second week in a row, Manning dropped a subtle hint that he was not pleased with Randle's effort on the critical fourth down play late in the fourth quarter of the team's Week 13 loss to the New York Jets.
"It was the play we had run earlier in the year, we've had great success with it," Manning said in his Monday meeting with the media. "They covered it well the way they tried to pass it off, the safety came down, and I would've had to work a second window or come back to my back on a route. But they got pressure, and I didn't have that luxury.
"Still thought I could maybe hit Rueben (Randle) just kind of running by. The defender wasn't looking at me, he was looking at Rueben. I thought Rueben could run by him and still possibly make the catch or get an interference call. Didn't work out that way, though."
Randle did not run through his route and by the defender. Instead, he stopped his route, and with nowhere to throw the football, Manning forced a pass that was intercepted, the story said. The two weren't on the same page for the longest time early last year, but those issues seemed to go away when the offense started to turn around late last season.
Giants QB Eli Manning spending extra time throwing to backs at practiceFriday, October 16, 2015, 12:44pm
Giants quarterback Eli Manning spent an additional 30 minutes at the end of Thursday's practice throwing to running backs Shane Vereen and Rashad Jennings, who were lining up in wide receiver spots rather than in the backfield during the drill. With the Giants banged up at wide receiver -- Odell Beckham Jr. and Rueben Randle are nursing hamstring injuries, Victor Cruz is still out with a calf injury -- it's possible they could get creative in the ways they line up and use their backs.
Vereen's usage has been up and down this season. He had 12 catches in the first two games and then failed to register a catch (on just three targets) in Week 3 and Week 4. Then, against the 49ers, he caught eight balls for 86 yards and a touchdown in Week 5. Vereen should be a solid PPR start in Week 6, but he's not a consistent part of the passing game on a weekly basis. With Odell Beckham banged up, it sounds as if the Giants are preparing to use Vereen and Jennings at receiver.
Rueben Randle says hamstring is 'fine'Monday, October 12, 2015, 9:37am
Wide receiver Rueben Randle also injured his hamstring in the fourth quarter of the New York Giants' 30-27 comeback victory against the San Francisco 49ers Sunday night.
Even though Randle looked extremely frustrated on the sideline while out, the receiver said he was actually going to re-enter the game if the Giants hadn't scored when they did with 21 seconds remaining on Larry Donnell's catch.
Eli Manning marched the team 82 yards in eight plays without Randle on the final drive. And he had Beckham only on the final four plays due to the hamstring injury.
Randle, who finished with five receptions for 42 yards, said there's no reason to be alarmed for his injury.
"It's fine," Randle said of his hamstring. "It's not bad. Actually I was going to come back into the game until Larry scored that touchdown. Just going to take a couple of days and I will be fine."
It's hard to trust a player when it comes to an injury but Randle seems to think it won't be an issue. Odell Beckham also tweaked his hamstring in this game but did return to the game for the team's final drive. It's worth monitoring this week as the Giants were already without Victor Cruz. The team plays the Eagles on Monday night in Week 6 so it could be an issue for owners who are counting on Randle.
Giants WRs Victor Cruz (calf), Rueben Randle (knee) miss practiceWednesday, August 19, 2015, 3:12pm
Star wide receiver Victor Cruz is expected to miss practice with a calf injury. It is not believed to be serious.
Coach Tom Coughlin said it's not related to the serious knee injury Cruz suffered last season against the Eagles. The calf problem is believed to be dehydration-related.
It appears so minor that quarterback Eli Manning said he didn't even know about it until informed by the media. And that was after the Giants ran a walkthrough on Wednesday morning.
The Giants thought Rueben Randle would be back after taking a few days off because of knee tendinitis. It's not happening. Randle is still struggling with the injury.
We were just starting to feel better about Cruz, but this doesn't sound too serious. When healthy, he'll fill the Randall Cobb role in OC Ben McAdoo's offense, so he has some upside if he can return to form.
Andre Williams working on pass-catching skillsTuesday, August 18, 2015, 8:25pm
It wasn't only that RB Andre Williams did not possess the best hands, it was that he seemed to lose track of the football and displayed poor depth perception when asked to come out of the backfield to catch a pass.
The Giants are working on this with Williams, their muscular second-year running back and leading rusher from 2014. Williams figures to do the heavy lifting this season, with Rashad Jennings doing a little bit of everything and newly signed Shane Vereen used mostly as a pass-catcher and safety-valve option for Eli Manning after excelling in that role for Tom Brady and the Patriots.
Williams' primary role will not be as a pass-catcher, but if he is not somewhat of a threat, opposing defense do not have to play him honestly. So Williams has made several changes to make himself more proficient.
In mid-March, he underwent Photorefractive Keratectomy laser eye surgery and now no longer needs contact lenses.
"I don't have to worry about the strain from the lenses, and I also don't have to worry about getting knocked in the eye and having my contact get loose or fall out,'' Williams said. "If your contacts are cloudy or something, it's a problem.
"It's cool to wake up in the morning and see right away and not go to bed with the 'I forgot to take my contacts out and my eyes hurt.' It's nice. Best money I ever spent so far.''
Williams also has been working on his hand-eye coordination by catching tennis balls. Before games, Williams takes part in a blind-ball drill. With his back to running backs coach Craig Johnson, Williams has to turn and quickly locate the ball in the air as Johnson flips it to him. Like the story said, Jennings and Vereen are likely to see a bulk of the passes at the RB position, but Williams will only help himself if he can at least make defense aware. His main role looks like a change of pace back who could see short yardage and goal line situations.
More on Giants RB Rashad Jennings' rumored demotionFriday, August 7, 2015, 8:11pm
Giants beat writer Dan Graziano on Rashad Jennings' rumored demotion: I did not see Rashad Jennings on the field with Eli Manning or the first-team offensive line either of the past two days. He did take a lot of reps with the second team, while Andre Williams and Shane Vereen got a bunch of the first-team work.
Now, I know the coaches really like Williams and the work he's done to improve this offseason. And there's a specific role for Vereen, especially on passing downs. I also know there is concern among the coaches about Jennings' health, as he's 30, missed five games last season and has never played 16 in a season. So it's possible they're just limiting his reps. However, if health were the concern with Jennings, I don't think we'd be seeing him take as many special teams reps as he's taking right now. That as much as anything might indicate a bit of a slide down the depth chart.
Friday Update: Jennings was practicing with the first team on Friday, while Williams was running with the second team.
Jennings rushed for 3.8 YPC, which was well ahead of Andre Williams (3.3 YPC), but well behind Vereen's career 4.2 YPC. At this point, the only sure thing in the Giants backfield is Vereen's role as the passing down back, which makes him the best bet, at least in PPR formats.
Giants QB Eli Manning has been showcasing a 'mastery over his offense and his arm'Friday, August 7, 2015, 1:20am
Eli Manning has utilized all his weapons well in training camp, showcasing a mastery over his offense and his arm. Through six days of camp, he hasn't thrown an interception.
Manning finished the season as the #10 fantasy quarterback, but was #2 over the final six weeks, when OC Ben McAdoo said that the team finally played the way it wanted to play. In Odell Beckham, Manning finally has a stud receiver. The free agent signing of receiving specialist Shane Vereen and the return of a (hopefully) healthy Victor Cruz give Manning two more weapons to utilize in the passing game. He looks like a great value for those who want to wait on the position until the 9th or 10th round.
Giants want to score 27-30 points a gameSunday, August 2, 2015, 3:04pm
Giants general manager Jerry Reese seconded a notion passed along by his quarterback, Eli Manning: The Giants would like to score between 27 and 30 points per game this season.
"If you don't score 28 points, it's hard to win," Reese said, via Newsday.
It's true in theory. The Giants have only lost two games since the beginning of the 2012 season when they've scored 28 or more.
But can it really happen?
The points per game benchmark was one of the minor tidbits that might get buried in a Reese press conference that dealt with bigger picture issues like Eli Manning and Jason Pierre-Paul.
The team really started to come together toward the end of the season in the new offense, even though in Ben McAdoo's first season as offensive coordinator, the team only scored 28 points or more in six games. But a healthy WR Victor Cruz along with WR James Jones and pass-catching RB Shane Vereen give Manning a host of weapons to through to. The key, the story said, is the Giants will also go only as far as their offensive line will carry them. Right now, New York has a rookie -- albeit a potentially dominant one -- starting at left tackle. They're also in a near-constant shuffle elsewhere with former first-round pick Justin Pugh, now a guard.
Saturday, August 1, 2015, 6:48pm
Rashad Jennings, Andre Williams and Shane Vereen provide the Giants and QB Eli Manning with even more weapons to go with a passing game that already boasts Odell Beckham Jr. and Victor Cruz.
"I think we have some talented guys on offense," Manning said. "Talented running backs, guys that are very multiple at running back, catch the ball out of the backfield, move them around."
Jennings and Vereen aren't sure yet how the roles will shake out in Ben McAdoo's offense. On Saturday, Williams saw some reps with the first team.
"I guess we'll see," Vereen said when asked what his role might be with his new team. "It's still a waiting game. … I guess the role is kind of going to play itself out. The more we get on the field, the more practice we get, the more repetitions, I think it'll kind of speak for itself, and the role will be cut out in some shape or form."
Jennings wants all the running backs to prepare as if they will start and get the majority of the workload.
Most seem to think Jennings will get a bulk of the early down work with Vereen a pass-catching, third down back. Williams could see goal line and short yardage situations but did serve as the team's RB1 when Jennings was hurt last year.
Sunday, July 5, 2015, 10:18am
Giants beat writer Jordan Raanan answered a question about WR Rueben Randle and his role this upcoming season.
Raanan: Giants WR Rueben Randle had a strong spring. He was the best wide receiver on the field by a wide margin, but that was because Odell Beckham and Victor Cruz were sidelined by injuries.
I think last year was pretty much what we can expect from Randle now and moving forward. He's good for 60-70 catches and 800-1,000 yards. It's just hard to see anything more given his lack of explosiveness. Randle averaged 3.2 yards after the catch last season. That was 65th out of 76 receivers who played at least 50 percent of the snaps. He also caught only 58.2 percent of the passes thrown in his direction. That was 60th out of 76 receivers. In comparison, quarterback Eli Manning completed 70.5 percent of his passes to Odell Beckham Jr.
Raanan went on to say that all this doesn't even take into account that there seems to be something missing with Randle. He was benched twice for the first quarter of games last season. This doesn't seem to indicate a receiver on the verge of something really big, he went on to say. He also, at times, didn't seem to be on the same page as Manning, which could also hurt his production. Randle is ranked 59th on our list of WRs.
Sunday, June 28, 2015, 4:39pm
Giants QB Eli Manning, 34, signed a six-year, $97 million deal with the Giants in 2009. It's been re-worked frequently to create salary-cap room but Manning's still on the same deal. It expires after the 2015 season.
Despite his age and despite his propensity for throwing picks (he's led the league three times, including 2013), Manning has two Super Bowl MVP awards and certainly qualifies as a top-end quarterback.
From a fantasy perspective, Manning had one of the best statistical seasons of his career in 2014, throwing for 4,410 yards with 30 touchdowns and just 14 interceptions. That he did it in a new offensive scheme is only more impressive. It was a rough start for the Giants but the emergence of Odell Beckham Jr at WR certainly helped turn around the offense. WR Victor Cruz should be back healthy and the team signed Shane Vereen as a pass-catching running back. The point of the story is more times than not, QBs tend to get deals done with their current team, so there's a good chance Manning stays in New York - and he has the potential for a nice 2015. He's ranked ninth on our QB list heading into camps. With an ADP of the 12th round, he's a potential sneaky pick because guys behind him in our rankings - Tony Romo, Ryan Tannehill, Philip Rivers and Matthew Stafford - all project to come off the board before Manning.
Giants Beat: QB Eli Manning 'is in for a big season' in second year in offenseFriday, June 19, 2015, 2:52pm
Giants beat writer Jordan Raanan:
QB Eli Manning looked sharp this spring on the days the media was allowed inside the Quest Diagnostics Training Center. His interceptions were down (even if it's just practice). His arm looked lively. And he set the tone with an intensity you rarely see from Manning on the practice.
Usually, he's stoic. Business-like, really. This spring he was pumping his fist on touchdowns and waving his arms in self-disgust on easy misses.
Something tells me Manning is in for a big season in the second year in Ben McAdoo's offense.
Manning finished the season as the #10 fantasy quarterback, but was #2 over the final six weeks, when OC Ben McAdoo said that the team finally played the way it wanted to play. In Odell Beckham, Manning finally has a stud receiver. The free agent signing of receiving specialist Shane Vereen and the return of a (hopefully) healthy Victor Cruz give Manning two more weapons to utilize in the passing game. He looks like a great value for those who want to wait on the position until the 9th or 10th round.
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8 Parks near Columbia, Missouri
Huntsdale, Missouri 9.31 miles SW
Kingdom City, Missouri 15.99 miles SE
Fulton, Missouri 20.06 miles SE
New Franklin, Missouri 26.43 miles W
Bagnell, Missouri (map) |
Sites: 106 | 0 Reviews
Columbia, Missouri (map) | (573) 474-2747
Sites: 97 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 154 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $40.00
Very nice, well tended park. Big field at the back where dogs could play off-leash. - Lots Labs
Jul 2016 - $36.00
I've reviewed this park before. We stay here yearly to visit grandkids. I've never been as impressed with it as I am today. The new owners have taken it from an acceptable place that had some maintenance problems to a showplace. Pool is very good, playground is excellent, electricity during a very hot A/C kind of stay, was flawless and the newly opened
Rec room is a good addition. I'm pleasantly recommending this park to all. - exceltraveler
Jul 2016 - $46.00
Good directional signage to get here. Lots of shade trees, clean, well landscaped sites, friendly staff. Nice pool & store. - Hulda
Kingdom City, Missouri (map) | (573) 642-8600
Sites: 44 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 7 Reviews
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May 2016 - $28.00
Older scenic RV park. New owners constantly updating the grounds. Mile and half from Route 70 on gravel road, best to arrive during daylight. Several pull thru gravel base sites with full hook up. Two nicely stocking fishing ponds. Close to Route 70 but very quiet. We did laundry while playing a game of pool in the somewhat rustic clubhouse. Stayed two nights, we will return. - Jeannie and Eddy
Aug 2015 - $28.00
This a good park for overnighting with lots of room and easy access sites. Owner is very friendly and led us to our site. There must be plenty to do in the area as many fellow campers we met were there for a week. The county road from the highway to the campground was indeed terribly dusty, a situation the owner can't do anything about. We were headed home so it didn't matter to us, but may have kept us away if we were in week 1 instead of week 6. - BamaRambler
Oct 2013 - $29.00
This campground is on a very rough gravel road, and it is about 2 miles to the entrance. The place is heavily forested and the roads are narrow and hard to maneuver through. The site I had was a pull thru and was in ample size to contain both my rig and toad. The site was fairly level, gravel, and the hook ups were quite a ways from my coach. The owner guided me thru the campground to my spot. Electric amperage and water pressure were good. I would not stay in the place again. - bones1941
Columbia, Missouri (map) | (573) 657-2544
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $23.00 | 4 Reviews
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May 2012 - $23.00
This definitely was not a family friendly atmosphere. It is a place to go and party, if that is what you're looking for. There is not easy access for full size motorhomes because of narrow roads and low trees. - Harlee79
Jun 2009 - $20.00
This is a good place to drink and party, I wouldn't take kids. It's hard to park in most sites. Weekends have many tent campers very close and walking through your area, there's very little privacy. There's one very small restroom in the store with one pay shower available during store hours and a few really nasty portable potties. I won't stop there again. - David's path
Jul 2007 - $20.00
Call in advance, the campground is pretty far out in the country and small. I'm not sure too many big rigs could be accommodated. Amenities are way down on the 1-10 scale but the location and atmosphere more than compensate. A great view of the historic Missouri River, live entertainment and friendly locals added to the ambiance. It truly feels that you've stepped way back in time. The Thai food concession added to the wonder. If your thing is bicycle riding, you're situated on 30 miles of improved RR bed - fantastic riding. Coopers Landings is out of the way but unique and we would return in a heart beat. - richb
Huntsdale, Missouri (map) | (573) 445-0047
Sites: 7 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 5 Reviews
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Jul 2012 - $28.00
Still being worked on. Bathrooms but no showers. On river and close to bike trail. Good for dogs. Lots of room during week, supposedly fills up on weekends. - mjtesky
Jun 2012 - $28.00
Quiet and out of the way. Good size slots. Host was not only gracious and accommodating, but beautiful. - Boondockdad
Jun 2012 - $28.00
The positives of this campground were full hookup plus sewer, fairly close to interstate, nice host, quiet, and a boat dock. However the negatives overrode the positives for us. The small park was right on the Katy Trail and had a lot of potential. Sadly, it was overgrown and unkempt, other campers were few and a little questionable, the store was only open on weekends, and it was riverside but not scenic. It was like camping in a farm field that had not been mowed. We meant to stay and ride the trail, but we left after one night. Would not stay here again. - busyteach
5315 Red Maple Lane Fulton, Missouri 65251 (map) | (573) 642-4282
Sites: 24 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 1 Reviews
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Oct 2009 - $20.00
This is primarily a mobile home park with no shower/bathroom facilities. They have 24 RV sites and we use them every time we are in the area. Gravel sites that are level. $100 per week. The hosts are pleasant and helpful!!! Good access to area attractions. - DesertRat
Fulton, Missouri (map) | (573) 592-8834
Sites: 26 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 6 Reviews
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Aug 2014 - $20.00
This campground must be a work in progress. It is a little further off the highway than expected and down a winding lane that has not been graded recently. Full hookup sites are back in. Pull thru sites have "available" water, Our site had full facilities. Utilities worked fine. Showers were clean, individual bathrooms. Big rigs would find it challenging to negotiate and chose a site. I would not return here. - Yeager
Aug 2014 - $19.00
We just stayed at this beautiful, wooded, campground. We stayed at campsite 11, but there are many good sites to choose from. The showers and bathrooms are clean and spacious. The hosts are great and we can't wait to come back for our next visit which we already have reserved. - ArtPainter
Jun 2014 - $28.00
This was not our first choice for a campground in the Columbia area but the one where we usually stay was full so this was the next best we could find. The lack of Internet was very inconvenient. This is a very rustic campground. By that I mean lots of trees and natural landscaping. It has more of a woodsy feel. The sites were gravel but well maintained. We were able to use our satellite dish. The owners were very nice and were helpful in answering questions and giving information. The campground was quiet at night which is important to us. There were a few barking dogs but not for extended periods of time as we have experienced at other campgrounds. It is located a bit off the main road and there is a fairly steep gravel hill into the campground but we negotiated it with no trouble. If a resort-like atmosphere, pool, and Internet is important to you then this is not the campground for you. We would stay here again. - cgrubbs
1505 E. Peabody Road Columbia, MO 65202-9484 Columbia, Missouri 65202 (map) | (573) 443-5315
Sites: 35 | Latest Rate: $21.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $21.00
This is and ATV park but also has biking and hiking trails as well as a lake/water trail. It was very quiet while we were there, perhaps due to the rainy weather. Park is about 10 miles north of Columbia on 63. Not hard to find but it doesn't jump out at you either. Campground is a couple of miles from the check-in so you have to drive in to find a spot and then drive back to register. Nice shower house and paved, mostly level sites. I would avoid the place in midsummer but it has several attractions that others no doubt value. - oldmac


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Reviewing the years of her childhood, education, teaching and counseling, work as "Rosie the Riveter" for Boeing, political activity with the National Organization of Women, community organizing, performing musical and comedic entertainment, Georgie Kunkel will talk about her book 'Color Me Feminist' at Words, Writers & West Seattle's monthly book-talk series.
The Southwest Seattle Historical Society sponsors this free book-talk series on the 'First Friday' of each month. This presentation of Color Me Feminist, the 35th installment of the series, will take place at 5 pm, Friday, August 5th, 2016, at Barnes & Noble/Westwood Village.
After Kunkel earned her Bachelor's degree from Western Washington University and her Masters from the University of Washington, Kunkel discovered she could not get a teaching contract if she was married. Later, she was fired four times while teaching for being pregnant so it took her longer to be able to retire after teaching school for 15 years and working as an elementary school counselor another 15 years. She was the first person to lobby the legislature for elementary school counselors to be funded, helped her district prepare the norming process for certifying elementary school counselors, and was one of the first elementary counselors covered by certification in Washington State. She also created and presented the first program about sexism for Region X government office workers in Seattle, and was President of the Washington State's National Organization for Women.
At 96, Georgie dances weekly, swims at the local YMCA and remains active in local political organizations..Her philosophy is: "Keep moving, thinking and laughing. The alternative is that you die young. Older people should not be shoved aside in life but always serve as a beacon for younger people to learn from."
"Words, Writers & West Seattle's" next book-talk is scheduled for September 2nd and will feature Molly Ringle and her new adult fantasy book, Immortal's Spring, the last in a trilogy that revives ancient Greek myths in modern romance. For videos on these and other authors' presentations, visit: www.loghousemuseum.info/events/words-writers-and-west-seattle. Additional information on future presentations can be obtained by contacting Dora-Faye Hendricks, Chair, "Words, Writers & West Seattle" by phone at 206-280-9983 or by e-mail at email@example.com.
Join us for a book group at the West Seattle (Admiral) Library. This month's title is "The Bartender's Tale" by Ivan Doig.
Book description: Running a venerable bar in 1960 Montana while raising his twelve-year-old son, single father Tom Harry finds his world upended by the arrival of a woman from his past and her beatnik daughter, who claims Tom as her father.
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In this day of partisan politics, when any issue can be used to stake out a political position, there continue to be disappointments as well as a few surprises.
The most apparent disappointment is the U.S. Senate's handling of federal judicial nominations. Disruptive stalling tactics are not new, and both Republicans and Democrats have used this ploy on a number of occasions.
Essentially, playing politics trumps attending to the government's business when elected officials choose to delay -- and, occasionally, to thwart -- judicial nominations. The Constitution calls for the president to nominate qualified individuals to serve as federal judges, and it gives the Senate the right to question the nominees and the duty to confirm them.
No one is questioning this process. It makes sense for the Senate to provide the checks and balances against the unlikely event that any president would choose to put someone on the bench who is unfit. But if that were to occur -- and there certainly have been questionable appointments from time to time -- the proper course of action would be to reject the nominee in a vote on the floor of the Senate.
But this is where it gets sticky. If the U.S. Senate were to vote today on President Bush's nomination to make Miguel Estrada the first Hispanic to sit on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, there would be enough votes for confirmation.
However, the Senate split between Republicans and Democrats remains so close that a GOP majority can often be achieved only by having the vice president exercise his tie-breaking authority as president of the Senate.
So the Democrats -- as Republicans have done in the past -- are utilizing other methods that rely on the complex rules legislative bodies impose on themselves. In the case of the Estrada nomination, Democrats are filibustering to prevent a floor vote. While the floor vote requires only a simple majority, ending a filibuster requires a super-majority of 60 votes. So far, Republicans have been able to muster only 55 votes to end the filibuster.
President Bush has called for the Senate to change its rules so judicial nominations can get be processed in a timely way by the Senate. Some senators over the years have suggested similar changes. But changing the Senate's rules is no easy task. Through more than two centuries of parliamentary maneuvering, such rules have become a labyrinth that at any time is seen to give certain advantages to both sides of any issue.
At the heart of the Democratic balk on the Estrada nomination, however, is a fallacy. The Democratic leadership says Estrada hasn't answered questions. In fact, the Democrats have passed up opportunities to ask those questions. Now the Democrats want the White House to release memorandums Estrada wrote while working in the solicitor general's office during the Clinton administration. The White House says these are privileged documents.
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SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir police beat up protestors which included women and men protestors in summer capital on Saturday. Reports said that a dead body of a youth was lying in Zampa Kadal Public Park when police reached the spot. One of the ...Kashmir Observer, 2 weeks ago Kashmir unrest: Protesters snatch 70 police guns catchnews.com, 2 weeks ago Over 20,000 attend Muzaffar Wani's burial Siasat Daily, 2 weeks ago Militant Burhan Wani killing: Over 20,000 attend funeral Sify, 2 weeks ago
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The street, locally known as Rangar Stop doesn't have any feasibility of setting up a school for primary class students. SYED RIZWAN GEELANI Srinagar, Publish Date: Jul 8 2016 10:52PM | Updated Date: Jul 8 2016 10:52PM Signifying messy of ...Greater Kashmir, 2 weeks ago
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Police force in the country has to meet the twin challenges of handling increasing diversity and complexity of crimes, and the rising public expectations, Telangana DGP Anurag Sharma said today. "With newer challenges arising out of increasing ...Business Standard, 18 hours ago
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Last year, the InterContinental Miami unveiled a 19-story dancing woman as part of its $30 million renovation, seen right. Now the hotel is holding a dance-off to find the next dancer to perform its light show. WLRN-Miami Herald News wants to know your thoughts about the dancing lady in the Miami skyline.
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A year ago, the InterContinental Hotel in downtown Miami unveiled a 19-story-tall LED display of a shapely, female silhouette, dancing suggestively, often called "the dancing lady." We featured Tamara, who shared how the animation gave her some happiness during a difficult moment in her life.
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A wide smile spread across 72-year-old Tocumwal competitor Bill Dunn's face as he crossed the Murray Marathon finish line for the 35th time on Monday.RANDALL JOHNSTON January 2, 2013 4:30am
Murray Marathon veteran Bill Din, 72, of Tocumwal (front) with paddling partner Tony Kewish. Photo courtesy Mark Dadswell
A wide smile spread across 72-year-old Tocumwal competitor Bill Dunn's face as he crossed the Murray Marathon finish line for the 35th time on Monday.
Dunn was in high spirits as fellow participants paddled into Swan Hill, exhausted from the last leg of the marathon.
''I'm all finished and it's a great feeling,'' he said.
''It's been five days of hard paddling, but we have been fortunate in that we had mostly good weather with not too many really hot days or high winds.
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''About 15 paddlers had to be pulled from the water on the second day, because they were running so late there was no way they could have made the next checkpoint in time.''
Dunn, who has competed at the event since 1972, said he enjoyed meeting up with all his old mates — even if it is only once a year.
Dunn has been living in Tocumwal for the past 12 years and in the Cobram-Barooga area since 1952.
''I try to get out on the river about twice a week and would normally paddle about six to eight ks each time,'' he said.
''It's a very personal sort of sport, you're only competing against yourself really.''
His paddling partner Kewish is equally experienced. He is one of the few who competed in the first marathon back in 1969. The pair will participate again in 2013.
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The winner of the Margaret Baker Handicap is Raewyn Duffy, from Malabar NSW, who took the honours in Swan Hill with a time of 30
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The Orlando Magic will shut down starting guard Arron Afflalo for the rest of the season due to a right hamstring injury, a source confirmed to ESPNLosAngeles.com's Ramona Shelburne.
Afflalo was averaging 16.5 points and 3.2 assists for the Magic, who have 12 games remaining.
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Alan Ladd plays the title role in CAPTAIN CAREY USA. A former OSS operative, Captain Carey returns to Italy after the war to avenge the death of resistance worker Giulia (Wanda Hendrix). Much to his surprise, Carey finds that his "deceased" lover is not only still alive, but also the wife of a powerful Italian nobleman (Francis Lederer). He also discovers to his sorrow that the far-from-grateful Italian villagers hold the Americans responsible for their current financial travails. Still, Carey sticks around, hoping to flush out the traitor who'd caused the wartime deaths of several of his OSS colleagues. The box-office success of CAPTAIN CAREY USA was enhanced by the incidental musical number "Mona Lisa," which subsequently won an Academy Award.
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New ZOTAC GeForce 9300-ITX WiFi brings PCI Express 2.0 x16 to a miniature 170mm x 170mm platform
HONG KONG - Jan. 9, 2009 - ZOTAC International, a leading manufacturer of NVIDIA-based motherboards and graphics cards, kicks off day two of the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show with a early preview of the next-generation mini-ITX platform for Intel processors powered by NVIDIA's GeForce 9300 graphics processor - the ZOTAC GeForce 9300-ITX WiFi. The new ZOTAC GeForce 9300-ITX WiFi combines the powerful GeForce 9300 graphics processor with Intel processors for an unchained high-performance platform that's big on performance but miniature in size.
The powerful NVIDIA GeForce 9300 graphics processor that forms the heart of the ZOTAC GeForce 9300-ITX WiFi packs 16 high-speed stream processors that are configurable for DirectX 10, OpenGL 2.1 and CUDA-enabled applications. The ZOTAC GeForce 9300-ITX WiFi also features a high-performance NVIDIA PureVideo HD video processor that decodes Blu-ray high-definition video formats in hardware and enhances standard-definition content to near-high-definition quality levels.
"The ZOTAC GeForce 9300-ITX WiFi is the perfect platform for home theater PCs. Pairing power-efficient Intel processors and a PureVideo HD enabled graphics processor with a mini-ITX form factor allows the ZOTAC GeForce 9300-ITX WiFi to fit nearly anywhere without sacrificing high-definition video playback capabilities desired by home theater PC users," said Carsten Berger, marketing director, ZOTAC Internation.
The ZOTAC GeForce 9300-ITX WiFi is engineered for high-performance applications and packs a full-length PCI Express 2.0 x16 slot, enabling compatibility with powerful ZOTAC GeForce graphics card upgrades. The mini-ITX board also features NVIDIA Hybrid SLI technology for GeForceBoost compatibility with select GeForce 8 and 9 series graphics cards.
"Our ZOTAC GeForce 9300-ITX WiFI delivers the best of both worlds - a powerful mGPU for video processing and a full-length PCI Express 2.0 x16 slot and HybridSLI compatibility for power hungry users that want to pair a mini-ITX platform with powerful PCI Express graphics cards such as our ZOTAC GeForce GTX 200 and 9 series," Mr. Berger added.
The ZOTAC GeForce 9300-ITX WiFi also features compatibility with DDR2-800 MHz memory, high-definition audio, SATA 3.0 Gbps and integrated 802.11b/g wireless network connectivity.
Attendees of the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show can see the ZOTAC GeForce 9300-ITX WiFi on display at the ZOTAC booth in the Sands Hall, booth #71946.
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