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BYU football: BYU's offense still a work in progress
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PROVO — Just prior to kickoff last Saturday in Corvallis, Ore., BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe made a statement of sorts regarding the Big 12 and conference realignment.
Then the Cougars made a statement of sorts on the road against a struggling Pac-12 opponent with a 38-28 victory over Oregon State.
In a secluded corridor of the press box at Reser Stadium, Holmoe told reporters that BYU has not received an invitation to join the Big 12. Prior to Saturday, school officials had remained quiet despite rampant speculation that the Cougars were regarded as the leading candidate to become the league's 10th member. TCU jumped to the Big 12 earlier this month.
Holmoe explained that he and the administration are working hard to position BYU for the future.
"It is important to know we plan on doing the very best we can for BYU. We are very competitive," he said. "BYU has played football for a long time and been competitive and done very well. We have no intentions of not being with the big boys. We want to be able to play at the highest level and have done so for a long time."
Holmoe declined to talk about any specifics regarding conversations with the Big 12.
BYU didn't always play at the highest level against OSU, a team that has won only one game this season, but it did score a season-high 38 points. The Cougars and Beavers were tied 14-14 at halftime before BYU outscored OSU 24-7 to grab a commanding 38-21 lead with 3:37 remaining in the game.
"I liked the way our team responded, especially in the second half," said coach Bronco Mendenhall. "The offense was moving the football and the defense was creating turnovers. It was just a solid win."
The Cougars (5-2), who are riding a four-game winning streak, host Idaho State (2-5) of the Big Sky Conference Saturday (1 p.m., BYUtv). The Bengals fell to Weber State, 39-12, last Saturday.
Against OSU, BYU rolled up 499 yards of total offense, though it had exactly 500 yards before quarterback Riley Nelson took a knee on the game's final play. Left tackle Matt Reynolds said it was "refreshing" to see his team amass that amount of yardage — the most since 514-yard performance against UTEP in last year's New Mexico Bowl.
The Cougars gained 282 rushing yards against the Beavers, marking their third-straight game with more than 200 yards on the ground. Sophomore running back Michael Alisa put together his second strong outing in a row, rushing 20 times for 84 yards and a touchdown.
Wide receiver Cody Hoffman turned in a career-best performance, catching nine passes for 162 yards and a TD.
With Hoffman's big plays, Nelson's ability to engineer sustained drives, and a more consistent running game, the Cougars are starting to establish an identity that was missing through the first 4 1/2 contests of the season.
"I think we're still defining it. Right now, it's getting the job done when it needs to be," Reynolds said. "We're doing it on the ground and we're doing in the air. We have a really balanced attack. The efficiency in which we're doing that is really fun and really impressive. The three words that (offensive coordinator Brandon) Doman has tried to help us focus on are unity, efficiency and fundamentals. Those are the things we've tried to work on."
The Cougars did surrender a pair of turnovers — an Alisa fumble in BYU territory, followed by Nelson's pick-six late in the first half.
Since scoring only 10 points in a 54-10 debacle against Utah, BYU has increased its point production in every game since (24 vs. Central Florida, 27 vs. Utah State, 29 vs. San Jose State, and 38 vs. OSU).
"It's a work in progress," Nelson said of the offense. "It's getting better every week."
The Cougar defense, meanwhile, caused four turnovers, three of which came on three consecutive Beaver drives in the third quarter.
Linebacker Brandon Ogletree had an interception off a tipped pass by defensive lineman Matt Putnam, and Ogletree forced a pair of fumbles, one recovered by Uona Kaveinga and the other by Putnam.
Linebacker Kyle Van Noy's 43-yard interception return was big because OSU had driven to the BYU 10-yard line early in the second quarter and was poised to tie the game at 7-7. The Cougar offense took over at midfield after Van Noy's pick and wound up scoring a touchdown that put BYU up 14-0.
Cornerback Preston Hadley recorded a team-high 11 tackles and had three pass breakups. Linebacker Jordan Pendleton had a sack and three tackles-for-loss.
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Courteney Cox shows off her incredible bikini body as she celebrates 50th birthday at tropical resort with boyfriend Johnny McDaid
She just turned 50 on June 15.
And to celebrate the landmark occasion Courteney Cox enjoyed a tropical holiday with her boyfriend Johnny McDaid in Turks and Caicos.
The Friends alum was spotted relaxing on the beach in a tiny black bikini, displaying her stunning and age-defying figure in the skimpy attire.
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Fabulous at any age: Courteney Cox celebrated her 50th birthday on June 15 in Turks and Caicos
With her dark hair swept back over her shoulders, the elegant beauty wore a simple pendant on a small chain as she headed down to the water for a dip.
Diving into the tropical sea, Courteney looked to be truly enjoying the respite offered by the exclusive resort she and her Snow Patrol rocker boyfriend were staying in.
After splashing about, the Cougar Town actress re-emerged from the ocean with her skin glistening from the swim.
Tropical holiday: The Friends alum took a dip in the sea to cool off
A bit nippy? The dark haired beauty looked to take the water as a bit of a shock at first
Diving in: Courteney then got her courage up and dove straight in
Courteney then towelled off next to her 37-year-old beau before donning a floppy hat to enjoy some time on a lounge chair.
Before she got in a short nap, Johnny gave the Scream star a sip of his cold beverage as she readied herself for a snooze.
An onlooker at the Amanyara resort told Us Weekly that Courteney enjoyed a yoga class before heading out to the beach.
Taking it in: The star was certain to soak in the delights of the exclusive resort
Romantic getaway: The star's boyfriend Johnny McDaid joined her for the holiday
Napping: The 37-year-old rocker looked to have been snoozing while his lady love went for a swim
'Johnny was staring at her and smiling,' the insider said, once the couple got down to the ivory sands. 'You could see how much he loves her.'
Adding: 'He was sweet, giving her a cold towel and sips of his drink. It was a very hot day.'
Meanwhile, earlier this month the Friends alum was seen happily watching Coco shop at the Marc Jacobs store with former husband David, 42.
Catching up: The shared a chat after her brief splash
Dragging it out: The mother-of-one pulled out a lounge chair to sun herself
Want a sip? Johnny offered the actress some of his beverage
She was seen several times gesticulating and waving her left hand, displaying a sizable gold ring on her engagement finger.
Although news of an engagement is yet to be confirmed, it has been rumoured for a while that the star is set to marry McDaid despite the pair having only been an item for eight months.
Courteney and ex-husband David would have celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary this month, however, they appear to be the friendliest of exes.
Big month: The star's daughter Coco just turned 10 as well
Towelling off: She then got herself ready for some sun worship
Easy does it: The Scream star prepared to lounge the day away
Welcome back: The Snow Patrol rocker gave his lady a warm welcome after her dip
The couple separated in 2010 after 11 years of marriage, but did not finalise their divorce until May 2013.
On April 28, David welcomed a baby boy with girlfriend Christina McLarty, an Entertainment Tonight correspondent he's been dating for more than two years.
MailOnline has contacted Courteney's representative for comment.
Covering up: The star then donned a hat to shield her gaze
Napping: The pair both appeared to doze off
Going back out? Courteney appeared to ready herself for another dip
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Cottage style, 4 BR, 3 Baths, sleeps13, cook/dinnerware provided. Propane Grill.
We'd be pleased to share our Getaway Home with you. 'The Cottage' has 4 Bedrooms (two upstairs, two downstairs) and sleeps 13 people. There are 3 bathrooms with showers, two downstairs and 1 upstairs.
Downstairs, the master has a queen size bed, an adjoining twin sink bathroom, a walk-in shower, a jetted tub and a private commode. The front bedroom has a queen size bed and shares a bath/shower with the living room and kitchen. A queen size Sleeper Couch in living room adds two more sleeps.
Upstairs, the back bedroom has a queen size bed, a flat screen TV and shares a bath/shower with the front bedroom. The front bedroom has a full size bed, a bunk bed set, a flat screen TV/DVD and a Snowman decor theme. A reading room on the stair landing has a Love Seat/Sleeper and a reading light.
There are flat screen TVs in every room. Secure WI-FI. Living room has a flat screen HDTV, DVD, DVR. Lots of room for everyone to relax. Kitchen has everything you need to cook and eat except food. There is a 4 burner gas grill on the deck with back-up propane.
Branson Canyon is a quiet and relaxing place to stay. The Cottage is fully furnished and ready for you to enjoy. We are an easy12 minute drive from the Branson Strip, 15 minutes from Silver Dollar City, with several major shopping sites in between and just beyond. For your food and drink needs, there is a Country Mart store 5 minutes away with an excellent selection of groceries, produce, soft drinks, beer, wine and liquor products. With so many activities in the immediate area to enjoy, we believe you'll appreciate coming back to the quiet, peaceful surroundings of 'The Cottage' to finish up a great day.
Recent Review
Super house and value
About the Owner
Mariea ... Recently retired, 2 children, 3 grandchildren, 1 great grandson (born Sept 16, 2014) ... Age; 40 + Title: Owner in charge.
Ray ... Retired. 21 year U.S. Navy Veteran. Favorite cause: Wounded Warrior Project. Favorite pastime: coming back home from Branson. 4 daughters, 6 grands, 6 greats. Age: 70+++++++ Title: Owner's Assistant
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Mary Knight said...
Jul 9, 2014
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180 Foggy Bay Lane, HOLLISTER, MO, 65672, United States (7067048)
Date of Stay
July 3, 2014
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My family greatly enjoyed our stay at this beautiful vacation home and everything exceeded my wildest expectations. The home is beautiful, comfortable and has everything you need and is convenient to the city of Branson. It is such a great house for a big family like ours. Very clean and we had plenty of room for all the kids to play. The pool was so close and worked out great for everyone. Also, the owners are really nice people and easy to work with, answered all of our questions and gave friendly advice. I would definitely recommend this property to all of our friends and we look forward to getting back together there again soon!
Recommended for: Age 55+, Adventure Seekers, Sightseeing, Families with Teenagers, Families with Young Children, Romantic Getaway
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We are always very pleased to learn that our guests have enjoyed their stay at The Cottage at Branson Canyon. The only thing that tops that is when they return to stay again.
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Great Cottage Rental!!
We were very impress with this house and the owner were great to work with. This house worked great for the us and the location worked with our needs. We had 3 family staying there. Everybody had a place to spread out and we didn't feel like we were on top of each other. We were there for national dance competition and it didn't take long to get to the convention center. Plus we went to SDC and white water while we were there and was able to find back way into Branson so we didn't have to spend a lot of time on 76. The only two thing was the room upstair that had the queen bed in it tended to a little warm in there and didn't seem to get much of the cool air like the rest of the house. The second thing was that if you want to sleep in and you slept in the master and the bedroom right above it the sun tend to shine bright in to the room when it came up so we end up not sleep in a lot. But other then that we loved the house and would book again if we decided to come back.
Super house and value
The "Cottage" was a beautiful home well decorated and very comfortable. It is close to the busy Branson area also pretty location close to the lake. We were a party of 10 we had plenty of room for all of us! The front queen bed was not too comfortable but we made it fine! The owners were exceptional to deal with and we received our cleaning deposit back in 2 days. We highly recommend the "cottage" to everyone and we would definitely stay there again if in the area!
Branson Holiday Trip
The property & the owners were awesome. The house was perfect & decorated very nice for the holidays. We would stay again & recommend it to anyone.
Returning guests
Each year, my friends and I go to Branson for Christmas shopping and seeing all the lights. We found The Cottage last year and loved it so much we returned this year. The house is beautiful and stocked with anything you could image. We love to take a break from all the walking and go back to The Cottage for some lunch. We make our own food there, and the kitchen has every utensil you will need. It is a great, quiet place to stay. We love it!
loved it every thing we were looking for
So please with the house very clean and we'll taken care of couldn't have asked for a better place to spend thanksgiving with my family thanks Sophia
Moore 5 enjoyed it very much
Had everything you would ever need. Kitchen was clean and dishes/glasses/pots were plentiful. Washer/Dryer combo was large and worked great. Master Bedroom is the pick-of-the-litter... roomy and quiet. Front Bedroom offers best view and a massive closet. Upper bedroom over master is large and 'kids room' over the front bedroom is perfect for up to 4 kids. Nice TVs in all rooms.
Club House is just up Foggy Bay. Pool has a zero entry that gets up to 6 ft. Plenty of lounge chairs for all. Door by pool gets you in Club House bottom floor with bathroom and pool table. Main level has two more restrooms and a kitchen area if you need it. Top floor is large pit group and TV. We never were able to get anything on the TV, but that was most likely 'user error'.
If you drive down just a bit further on Hwy P you get to the lake. There is a large play area with shore fishing access. Play area has tennis, basketball, and volleyball courts. It also has a playground fort for the kids.
When they suggest to buy your groceries at the Country Mart... do it. This is not a mart in the country - it is the name of the grocery chain. It is large and prices are better than WalMart in Branson.
Branson.... oh my.... don't get me started. Give yourself lots of time to navigate 'Main Street' Hwy 76. Very curvy and hilly. Lights-o-plenty. Two lanes with a center turn lane the whole way. Rush hour traffic 24 hrs a day. Use 265 / 165 to circle around over the dam and pop out on 76 closest to where you are needing to go. DO NOT drive the length of 76... your blood pressure would be too high to enjoy whatever you are there wanting to do.
Silver Dollar City was clean and lots of fun. Get there around 9:00 so you can enter the park at 9:30 after they raise the flag. Grab a locker or two between the 9:00-9:30 time frame. Nice set of them just outside the caverns. Place your food/drink/supplies in the locker and go back to it and get what you need as you need it. Costs 50 cents every time you open the door. At 9:30 head to whatever ride you want to do the most. You can ride it several times in a row the first hour or so. Lines began to back up around 10:30 with those arriving at the parking lots at 9:30 and then walking into the park. Meal prices are reduced at 7:00 pm if you stay the whole day. Burgers were quite fresh and tasty.
You will be doing yourself a favor by staying at "The Cottage" !!!
From the Owner
"Mariea loves Branson."
Activity and Interests
Nice Clubhouse with playground, kitchen, fireplace, game room and, from the 3rd floor, a great view of the lake! 5 minute walk from "The Cottage".
Boating/Fishing/Wildlife viewing, Hiking trail
At Hollister, 5 to 6 minutes from "The Cottage"*
*Great selection of groceries, produce & beverages "Country Mart", Hollister
*Specialty Pizzas, Subs, Salads (dining, take-outs, deliveries) "Hook & Ladder", Hollister
*Great Mexican food, great service. "Little Hacienda", Hollister (an owner favorite)
Shopping on the 76 HWY Strip and the beautiful Branson Landing (must see)
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I can't help but think a fair bit of the Kohanga Reo National Trust controversy has been seriously assisted by a biased media beat-up and an equally biased opposition party beat-up.
OPINION: Before everyone thinks I am also biased, read through what I have to say.
The issues were first raised by Maori Television's Native Affairs, and the matters identified certainly seemed serious enough to warrant investigation.
Many Maori still believe that this was a betrayal of one Maori language organisation by another, while others believe in the independence of the Fourth Estate regardless of ethnicity or kaupapa. No matter where you lie on this matter it was raised in a typical current affairs, investigative style and both light and heat were legitimately brought to bear upon the trust and its activities.
Such controversies are fodder for opposition politicians, and they circled pretty quickly to point fingers at the Government.
Minister Hekia Parata has now released the independent Ernst and Young report, and has quite accurately represented the findings that Ernst and Young arrived at.
Since then there have been further allegations made that clearly concerned the minister to the point that she has referred the matter to the Serious Fraud Office. Accusations have also been made about ministerial incompetence, but I do not buy them.
Firstly, Ernst and Young were asked to assess the internal financial control environment regarding the receipt and use of public funds. They were to determine the extent to which the key financial controls are operating as intended, to make recommendations on any improvements that may be require,d and report back on the implementation of any actions the board is taking to address the findings of the review.
They were also asked to establish if any public funding was provided to Te Pataka Ohanga.
Despite the media implying that they were duped by late notice of the report, and were not prepared for the conference, it needs to be stated that the report is only 20 pages long. It is easily digested in half an hour.
I have read the report and, having served on a number of audit committees, can confidently state that its tone is far from alarming.
The authors state clearly that they have not identified any gaps in the controls governing the administration of funds on behalf of kohanga reo.
Ernst and Young are one of the most reputable and respected consultant accounting firms on the planet and they simply cannot afford to be pandering to government agendas.
I have no doubt that report will have absolute integrity.
Despite all manner of accusations about Te Pataka Ohanga, Ernst and Young were also clear. Te Pataka Ohanga is, in effect, a central procurement entity that purchases, for all kohanga reo, insurance, internet services, fuel cards and information technology equipment.
These purchasing arrangements are reviewed against market prices and Ernst and Young were satisfied that, even with a margin applied, the charges are reasonable.
Whether the minister can follow those funds into Te Pataka Ohanga, and keep reviewing that entity, is up for dispute - but clearly her advice was that she couldn't. That said, some matters mentioned in the report are of a concern.
It was noted that one koha payment of $50,000 was made to a related party, and was not disclosed as a related-party transaction. The report makes it clear that the board has the authority to make this payment, even though the related party was one of the trustees.
Just because they have the authority to do it does not make it wise. This, and the opaque manner in which the credit card purchasing issue was handled, has provided the opportunity for significant criticism.
The trustees are not young and the levels of accountability and public scrutiny regarding the governance of publicly funded entities have grown significantly in the past few years.
As a trustee or director, one is obliged to stay up to speed with changes in the sector and things are unlikely to ever relax again. The expectations have moved on, and maybe the trust needs to as well. Throwing Derek Fox out front may have given the trust some comfort, but it has not comforted the public or, I suspect, the minister.
So although I am not convinced there has been a major infringement identified thus far, perhaps the new information will prove more serious. I am also not convinced the minister has been driven to cover anything up.
The trustees, though, need to reflect upon whether they remain the best people for the job.
There is a Maori proverb that states that although there are a myriad of stars in the sky one cloud can make them all disappear.
Most would agree that the Kohanga Reo movement has displayed many shining stars over the years but today they are dimming.
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Three hundred children, ranging in ages from one to 17 years of ages, are set to be dumped in Nogales, Arizona. Without chaperones, the children, all illegal migrants, are set to be interned in a detention center. The number of children there is expected to reach more than a thousand.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The Border Patrol detention facility in Nogales is being worked on by various government agencies in order to facilitate living conditions there. The center will accommodate unaccompanied minors who were caught crossing the border illegally into the Rio Grande Valley of Texas.
As of Saturday evening, 764 children were at the facility as of Saturday evening. Of that number, 236 were from Honduras. Tony Banegas, Honduras consul to the United States in Arizona, visited in order to confirm the head count.
Starvation never takes a vacation --
Banegas says children at the facility are sleeping in plastic containers and haven't showered for up to 10 days. Many include pregnant teens and a 1-year-old suffering from diarrhea.
"It's supposed to be temporary, but (U.S. officials) can't define that," Banegas said, when asked how long he was told the children would be held at the facility.
Multiple unmarked white passenger buses bearing children entered the station this past weekend.
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Portable showers and restrooms were brought to the center, which can hold up to 1,500 youths, according to Gov. Jan Brewer's office.
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There's no end in sight, according to Banegas, who said CBP officials told him two flights full of children would be arriving in Arizona from Texas on a daily basis for an indefinite amount of time.
Members of the media were denied access to the facility, but officials who went inside said conditions were improving from early photos shared online showing children covered with aluminum-foil blankets.
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Kilmainham Goal and the bus to the airport.
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Book of Kells at Trinity College
Dublin Castle
Several of the museums - history, art etc
Dinner and pub hopping at Temple Bar
Definitely do a show - esp if you can find one by a local - Shaw, Wilde, etc (We say Lady Windermere's Fan and it was brilliant)
Just explore - the city is very small and you can walk most of the center in a couple of hours
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Dublin is one of my favorite places. I love Irish history and if you do also visit Glasnevin cemetery. Christ Church, Trinity library, both St Stephens Green and Merrion Square. Croke park for a game. Bars, check out The church, www.thechurch.ie Brazen head and always love going to the Gravity Bar at Guinness. Shopping and eating on Grafton St and Nassau. Check out knobs and knockers. Great store.
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Pretty much agree with nytraveler and others...Dublin is an interesting place to visit. Certainly Trinity College with Book of Kells, Temple Bar area for drinks, dining, and most of all music, a play at Abbey or Gate, Evensong at Christ Church and also Dubliana, Grafton St. and Molly Malone and St.Stephens Green, Kilmainham Gael/Jail plus painting of uprising in P.O.
And more. Plus venturing north and south of Dublin: Newgrange and Glendalough.
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You can also get on the train and take the short tip north to Howth. Great seafood and views. I want to take in a game at Croke park and have yet to go to St Michan's church. It has limited hours but next trip I am not missing it. We loved the History Museum. Explore both sides of the Liffey.
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If you want a good pint of Guinness in an authentic Irish pub in the city centre then can I suggest two options - O'Donoghues on Suffolk Street (NOT it's more famous namesake on Merrion Row, which I hate) and the Dame Tavern just off Dame Street.
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Um, it's Gaol - British-English for "jail," and not an 8-foot by 8-yard target for soccer balls. .
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I live in Dublin.
Do the hop-on, hop-off bus tour, the guided tour of Trinity College (which includes a visit to the Book of Kells and only costs €1 extra), Kilmainham Jail, the markets in Temple Bar (Cow's Lane and Meeting House Square) on Saturdays and - depending on the play - a visit to the Abbey or the Gate theatre.
Decent pubs are Neary's, which is very conveniently located just off Grafton Street on Chatham Street, or Davy Byrne's just off Grafton Street on South Anne Street. Both are okay for lunch too.
Stay away from Temple Bar on weekend nights - it's awful.
Try to get to Newgrange - you won't regret it. Take a trip to Howth on the Dart or Glendalough on St. Kevin's bus.
If you are here in Summer, then catch a game in Croke Park.
The best pub for traditional music is the Cobblestone in Smithfield (but it's a listening pub so stay quiet!).
My favourite places to eat are around the Exchequer Street/George's Street area.
Finish your evening with a nightcap in the Library Bar, Central Hotel, Exchequer Street - cosy and chatty.
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But as I said before: Mike Tyson is the youngest of all heavyweight champs. And let me point out that Mike Tyson is not only the youngest of so-called-heavyweight champions but the youngest of real heavyweight champions (200 lbs x2):
#1 Mike Tyson
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#35 David Haye
Moreover Tyson started as a heavyweight (where the age is generally higher) thus he is incomparable to Haye.
If Haye keeps his word to retire at age 30 then Haye will additionally be the youngest champ to retire, only bottomed by Ingemar Johansson (30.58yro, who started to box 2.5 years earlier than Haye) and Michael Bentt (retired due to brain swelling) (29.54yro).
Haye's style of retiring is unheard of. A disgrace.
Haye's career length (years from first fight to last) will only be bottomed by the aforementioned Michael Bentt (brain swelling) and Sultan Ibragimov (the master of the dark art to lean back).
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what young heavyweight do you want him to face???
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IF Haye were to fight and beat all those fighters (unlikely I know) would you still be saying the same thing because he as a HW hadn't fought younger fighters?
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PARK CITY, UT -- (Marketwired) -- 04/10/14 -- DeCaro Luxury Real Estate Auctions will sell the Crested Eagle Estate, a 15,000-square-foot ski-in/ski-out home in Deer Valley Resort's gated Bald Eagle Club community, in an absolute auction without reserve on April 26, 2014. The six-bedroom, 12-bathroom luxury estate, located at 7875 Bald Eagle Drive, encompasses 1.1 acres of Alpine territory, five minutes away from Park City, Utah's historic Main Street.
"The Crested Eagle Estate is one of the largest luxury ski retreats in Deer Valley's elite Bald Eagle Club community and rests atop the same mountain trails skied during the 2002 Winter Olympics," said Daniel DeCaro, Luxury Real Estate Auctions Founder and Auctioneer. "The April 26th auction is a rare opportunity for a prospective buyer to own a trophy estate in one of Utah's most exclusive, gated communities."
The timber framed, neo-classical estate features six bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, ten fire places and multiple entertaining rooms, all boasting hand-crafted finishes, reclaimed quarter swan oak floors and floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook Park City and the slopes of Deer Valley's elite Bald Eagle community.
A grand entryway at the Crested Eagle Estate features a giant arched stone fireplace and inlaid wood ceilings that open into the home's formal great room with a built-in wet bar and entertainment center. The prestigious estate also boasts a ski room with a fireplace and ski-in/ski-out access to Deer Valley Resort's Big Stick and Roamer ski runs; an indoor spa with a Jacuzzi, massage room and a meditation room; a home office with a fireplace and powder room; private guest quarters and a separate caretaker's quarter.
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The Bald Eagle Club is an exclusive 126-acre gated community located at the top of Bald Eagle Mountain at world-famous Deer Valley Resort in Park City, Utah. The renowned resort was the venue for the freestyle moguls, aerial and alpine slalom events in the 2002 Winter Olympics. It is also conveniently located near the Salt Lake City International and Heber Commuter airports.
The Crested Eagle Estate is open for prospective buyers to view by appointment on Saturdays and Sundays, from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. beginning Saturday, March 29, 2014. The last scheduled open house will be held the day before the auction on Friday, April 25, 2014 from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
The absolute auction of this private estate will be held onsite at 7875 Bald Eagle Drive in Park City, Utah on Saturday, April 26 at 11:00 a.m. Broker participation is invited.
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About DeCaro Luxury Real Estate Auctions: Founded by Daniel DeCaro, a licensed real estate broker and luxury property auctioneer, DeCaro Luxury Real Estate Auctions has been auctioning luxury properties of distinction for more than 35 years. DeCaro has sold billions in luxury assets, executing flawless nationwide live auctions. DeCaro is the foremost leader and innovator in the field of auctioning luxury estates, yachts, and aircraft. For more information call 1.800.332.3767.
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The Main and Science Libraries will be closed on Sunday, July 3, and Monday, July 4, in observance of the holiday. Regular summer semester hours will resume on Tuesday, July 5.
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Play Ball! Baseball books for all ages from the Libraries
Longing to hear "It's over the fence!!" "Strike TWO!" "Safe!"? Worried about Turner Field and the Braves? For that matter, worried about Cleveland? Aren't we all…. We have thousands of books on baseball, from histories to novels, from stats to the quirkier side of baseball to carry you from opening day to the last out in October. Visit our guide to baseball books, Play Ball! for non-fiction, fiction & kids' books.
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Got a basketball itch? Need to think more about your brackets? Need a break from your brackets? Let the Libraries help! We have hundreds of books on basketball. Find books on women's basketball and children's books as well. There are even some films. Visit our brief guide to basketball titles, Hoops Reading to either get fired up or to take a break from the madness….
3D Printing Resources from the CML
- Libraries & Maker Culture is a resource guide created and maintained by Sharona Ginsberg, the Learning Technologies Librarian at SUNY Oswego. While it offers a number of resources concerning the basics of 3D printing, it is particularly useful for its list of library-based Makerspaces. This is a great way to see how others are implementing this still emerging technology.
- Tales of a 3D Printer is a blog produced by the Maker Club at the Black Pine Circle School, a private K-8 school in the California Bay Area. Many of the posts on the site are written by the middle school students themselves, and they do a wonderful job of walking the reader through their work. The excitement and sense of discovery on display here is really inspiring.
- Fababaloo, started in 2007 by Kerry Stevenson, publishes daily articles with up-to-date information about the field of 3D printing. Recent articles, such an interview with MakerBot CEO Jonathan Jaglom and a commentary on the prospect of 3D printing with concrete, demonstrate the wide range of approaches covered. Their 3D printer buying guide is also a very handy resource.
- Engineering.com's A Brief History of 3D Printing infographic provides a quick and easy overview of this new technology—that began in 1984!
Charging stations now available at Main and Science
Phone battery dying? The Main and Science libraries now have charging stations that will work with almost any type of mobile device. The stations are located on the entry level in each library.
Celebrate Valentine's Day with Books for All Ages
Looking for a fun way to share the love on Valentine's Day? How about borrowing some picture books and juvenile literature from the Curriculum Materials Library,207 Aderhold Hall, to share with the little ones in you life? (The big ones will also be charmed. We promise.) We have pulled some titles into a display, curated by the always creative Stephanie Duque. Need more? We have more than fifty titles to help you celebrate. You can also request delivery of CML books to the Music, Main & Science Libraries by using GIL-Find and the "request delivery" link. We'll provide the books– and you can provide the cupcakes & flowers.
Black History Month in the CML
Celebrate Black History Month at the Curriculum Materials Library, 207 Aderhold. Thanks to our student worker, Stephanie Duque, some of the titles we have for Black History Month are on display:
We have many more books on this topic, so please come by and see what is available. Don't forget you can also search in GIL-Find and request delivery of CML books to the Music, Main & Science Libraries!
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Smithsonian Education: Click on the educators to search by keyword to find resources & lesson plans from the Smithsonian. See also: Black History
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Teaching Tolerance : Excellent source for classroom materials from the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Also, for newer titles, a visit to the book publisher's website may have links to teacher's guides for that book.
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Keep up with new titles for the COE by visiting the New Books & CML News page. There are lots of fun & interesting titles in the CML section featuring our juvenile titles!
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The University of Georgia units normally open on weekends, including the UGA Libraries & the Miller Learning Center, will open at noon Saturday.
The Russell Special Collections Libraries will be open 1-5 pm Saturday as usual.
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