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Welcome and relax. You deserve it!
We only have a few open spots on this year's calendar, so be sure to check calendar for available dates. You can also book ahead for 2017!
PREFER RENT BY WEEK OR MINIMUM 4 NIGHTS. 25% Rent due to reserve, remainder due 10 days prior to arrival. Rent quote includes cleaning, WIFI access, and a mandatory county occupancy tax that we pay. The only optional additional fee is for any pet you may want to bring with you. ($50).
Watch the sun rise and set in this cozy lake front cottage. Escape with friends and family for a long weekend, a week or two, or even a month!
Located near Lyndonville, Town of Yates, vacationers can easily travel to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, or Rochester area attractions -- OR, simply RELAX on the deck and BE LAZY! Sitting on the elevated deck, the view to the west is amazing as the sun sets by Thirty Mile Point Lighthouse -- or, on a clear, calm day, see the Toronto skyline across the lake. Enjoy a bonfire, play horseshoes, or rent a boat or kayak nearby -- Golden Hill State Park is within a few miles of the cottage.
Niagara Falls, Lewiston, are less than an hour away, with lots to see. Local wineries and farm markets, Amish shops are also great to visit. Six Flags/Darien is also less than an hour away.
There are neighboring private cottages, but our property has a large back lawn for outdoor sports, bonfires etc.
: Cottage, lake getaway, furnished 2 bedroom
We are the local managers and co-owners of this property, along with our daughter and husband who live in FL. We take pride in offering a clean and pleasant place for vacationers to stay for short periods while visiting the WNY area. We are retired and spend any open time at the cottage making improvements or just relaxing!
Tom & Deb Arlington purchased this cottage in 2007
Good location for family/owners..but also for relaxing and view of lake, also proximity to area attractions.
Sunsets are amazing! Quiet and peaceful, and great in summer for swimming and water fun. Yard also a plus for family games and things like horseshoes etc. Fully furnished, just clothes and food to bring!
Even with a hurricane on the way we hate to leave...Thank you so much for opening your cottage to us. It was a much needed getaway, and this was PERFECT. Area has so much to offer, and we discovered most of it.
Niagara Falls was a sight to behold. Wineries are all chock full of great wines, and Amish country is an experience to remember. Got some amazing apple dumplings at bakery on Rt. 18!
You have an amazing place here.
The owners here really love this place & It shows from the wonderfully fun details inside, to the landscape, fire& horseshoe pits & lake frontage outside! They must love people too. And this shows in the thoughtfulness to provide basic necessities, as well as sharing some things that are always a pain to pack like sheets & towels. Plus they let you bring your 4legged friend. Thank you!!
The owners themselves are a pleasure to deal with and as you can tell from my above comments, very accommodating. The best part of our vacation here was a toss up between the day trip to Niagra, the kids first visit!, and being on the water all day just relaxing and/or swimming/boating/floating at the cottage. I have never been to a more peaceful lakeside spot and I can't wait to come back and do it again!!
Thank you Tom & Deb!
We had a wonderful relaxing vacation here! We offered kids an option of heading out for an excursion for the day and they requested to stay at the house and play at water and front yard. House had everything we needed and provided us with much more than we hoped for!! We visited Lockport NY caves and locks, Niagara Falls and spent 2 delightful days in the water on a floating island we brought, canoeing, coloring and sitting by a fire watching sunrises and sunsets. Thank you for a wonderful stay you helped make wonderful memories!!!
This was our second stay at the lake house...eight years between visits (too long I agree). The house is situated on the banks of Lake Ontario which affords beautiful views of the sunset. We enjoyed the fire pit, made camp pies and played many of the supplied games including darts, croquet, Jenga and Mille Borne (one of my childhood favorites). The house was clean and well equipped including extra soap, shampoo, spices and other necessities. Olcott is a quaint little town about a half an hour away. It has a few little shops and and a couple restaurants it's worth the drive. Also, try not to miss Thirty Mile Point Light House also a short drive away (maybe 10 minutes) and $1 to tour worth every penny.....Thank you very much for sharing your home with us. We definitely plan to come back again hopefully before another eight years pass!
Vary nice stay would recommend for a restful vacation
We were so happy with our stay at this comfortable cottage on the Lake! We found it to be a clean, quiet, beautifully situated house with wonderful views of the sunset over the lake. We will definitely plan on another visit! It is close enough to the Falls to be convenient. Close enough...but away from the busy-ness of the Falls area! We also spent a day in Lockport, NY, which was very interesting and fun. The cruise on the Erie Canal was great! It was a good vacation and we highly recommend A-Z Lazy Lakehouse!
My boyfriend, his 12 year old son, and I had an amazing stay at the A-Z Lazy Lake House. The remote setting allowed us to enjoy a truly peaceful getaway. Being directly on the lake provided us with incredible views of the sunset each day. Everything that you need is within 35-40 minutes from the house, and Niagara Falls is less than an hour away. We were also able to enjoy Toronto while there, which was about a 1.5 hour ride after crossing the Canadian border. I was able to find gluten-free dining options within 40 minutes of the house as well, which was a relief -- one of which I'd recommend is the New York Beer Project in Lockport. Overall, we had the best family vacation we've enjoyed in a very long time!
Local wineries, Six Flags/Darien, farm markets, Amish stores
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Sep 11 2016 - Nov 19 2016
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4 night minimum stay
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$50 pet fee additional
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Dr. D. always explained what the percentage of cure of my last problem would be. Staff was always friendly and courteous.
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The entire staff was efficient and friendly. Dr DeLaurier was very professional and kind with regards to an issue causing me a great deal of stress and discomfort. He explained the procedure very well and took care of my issue very quickly. I pray I never have this type if problem again but if I do I wouldn't go anywhere else.
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A couple years ago I was bleeding internally from a lower stomach ulcer. Dr. Delaurier started the surgery around 8PM and I don't know what time he finished. I would be 6 feet under if his willingness to help and knowledge that night had not been available. I am still alive today thanks to this man.
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I would like to say the dr. and staff was very friendly. i got in and out. he got rt on top of the problem i was having and fixed it. i would recondmend his service to my friends and family.
This Dr.gave me my everyday life back. I was in severe pain for over 3 weeks and finally gave in and called into this office. Got me in and diagnosed me right away. I was in Athens Regional the next day problem fixed. He is a great surgeon. Thanks again for everything Dr. Delaurier
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We are currently seeking a full-time Art Director, Motion Graphics to lead and bring out the best in a team of designers and motion graphic artists. You will be responsible for ensuring that Spark's design standards are exceeded, for managing, designing and updating the company's visual brand across a wide range of projects and for the visual interpretation of our clients' projects. You must have 5-7 years of solid experience as a director and client–facing creative lead and have a proven track record of creating, designing and selling ideas that win business. Experience designing and creating broadcast quality motion graphics for both standard and unusual screen sizes and shapes is a must. You must also be adept at juggling multiple projects, excel in a fast-paced deadline driven environment and understand the art of telling a story and conveying a message by combining motion graphics, video, and music within budgetary and time sensitive parameters.You must be proficient in AfterEffects, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and have a working knowledge of Cinema 4D. Key responsibilities include•Generate and present design and creative thought leadership on behalf of the company.•Possess the presence and experience to interact at the executive level, developing and maintaining client relationships.•Create and present concepts, boards and style frames to clients. •Lead client creative reviews and serve as the client-facing creative lead on projects.•Direct live action, animation and effects driven content.•Ability to facilitate brainstorming sessions geared toward specific client solutions.•Work closely with Creative Directors and Producers to accurately estimate and manage project budgets and schedules. Review all client proposals.•Nurture and grow talent. Work closely with, lead, encourage and inspire a team of staff and freelance designers and animators. •Understand and apply current design and animation trends.Required qualifications / skills •5-7 years experience as a client-facing creative lead for video content projects.•BFA or BA degree with emphasis on motion design.•Deep understanding of fundamental visual design principles.•Strong design and typographic sense and thorough knowledge of motion graphic design and post-production workflows. •Highly organized, self-motivated and able to adapt to changing priorities and strict deadlines.•Must be a team player, passionate about motion design and thrive in a fast paced creative environment.•Excellent written, verbal and presentation skills.As a division within the largest independent content marketing agency in the U.S., Spark offers competitive compensation, full benefits, 401k, and opportunities for developing interesting, high profile work. If you are a strong Art Director with proven leadership skills, and are interested in a place to grow a promising career, we'd love to hear from you.How to Apply:Please submit a brief cover letter, resume, and salary requirements, along with a digital link to your current reel via link provided in this posting. Whenever possible, please elaborate on what your role was on projects on your reel (design, animation, art direction, etc.). Applicants must also have professional references available. New York City area residents only. Snail mail, phone calls or drop-ins will not be considered. Submissions without a cover letter will not be considered. Please apply via our website link provided in this posting. Please no phone calls or snail mail.


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Jones Mountain Twin Opinions
Hi guys. After looking at a ton of boards online and reading some reviews I think that I'll be picking up a jones mtn twin in the off season. Im 5'11", 170lbs, size 10 burton imperial boots. I mainly just ride groomers which tend to get somewhat hard where I ride. I like to bomb runs and do both short sliding turns and railing bigger carves. I never go in the park but I will ocassionally hit some jumps. I also prefer camber with my riding style so that narrows it down quite a bit. I wish I could demo this board but thats not an option for me so I was wondering if any of you had experience with this board and could tell me whether or not its a good choice. Thanks in advance
I'm interested in this as well, mainly how it handles. Is it a more of a park board? Is it more of a a free ride board? Is it directly inbetween and if so what exactly does it sacrifice?
I've never ridden the Mountain Twin, but from the riding you described, I wouldn't suggest it. The Twin is meant to be an all mountain freestyle board. It's for people who ride all over the mountain, both in bounds and out of bounds, all the while hucking tricks every chance they get. If you're just railing groomers with the occasional jump, I'd stick with the traditional camber boards. The Twin is a hybrid with camber between the feet and rocker in the tip and tail.
The mountain twin can rail but not nearly as well as the flagship.
I own both.
Thanks for the replies. I have looked at the flagship as well, but I think that might be a bit too aggressive for what I want in my next board. I do like bombing runs, but often get stuck going with friends and teaching them so the board has to be able to work well as slower speeds too. Also I don't want something that is so stiff I can't occasionally pop out a butter or spin if I feel like it. I guess I want something that can do both freestyle and freeride well but don't need the absolute best in either category.
Jones Mountain Twin onsale on REI at the moment.
Just realize it is a freeride inspired all-mountain freestyle board.
So it isn't really great any an of that but it is a hell of a lot of fun and probably the best "do a little of everything" board I've ridden.
I equate it to how I used to view Burton's custom line.
Well I'm glad to hear its comparable to the custom because thats kind of what I was looking for, I just wanted to try something other than Burton for this board. Now if only I could demo it first
I bought a 157 this year, and I do not regret it. I've ridden it at Mammoth and The Canyons in hardpack and powder, up to about 2 feet.
Like they say, all mountain freestyle, but works great off piste, in up to about that 2 foot of snow range. Any deeper and I'd definitely reach for my powder board.
I've been riding softer boards lately, but find I can still get this board going really fast because it just straight lines better than my old camber boards, I don't have to worry about hooking an edge and getting bucked, especially when it's choppy.
If you're going to lay it on an edge in the chop, you still can't beat camber, but all around I'd say this is one of if not the most versatile board i've ridden. Snappy on ollies, fun on kickers, doesn't mind if you land backseat a bit, even with the rocker in the tail.
Some boards have that quality where it feels like you can stomp a landing (off piste) and just ride it out, I'd say this is one of those boards.
What else.. oh. base/edges feels solid for nicks and I haven't felt the need to wax it yet. (and I'm picky about that)
Not sure if I'm answering the OPs questions very well, but I thought I'd put my two cents here.. been meaning to throw some love towards a board I'm enjoying the hell out of.
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I got the jones 157 and i will ride it next sunday , i think in your situation may be nice to have a 161 if you want to bomb down better , and still play full in the all mountain with friends , my friend has the flagship 162 and he use it in the european alps ... it was super fast in powder faster than the pist ! hard pack and super stable at carving, ( you know at all mountains always sacrifice something ) let you know next week ..about this board ( about me 20 yrs in snowboarding testing boards ) and 35 years n surfing hi level ) so you know .
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So this past year I have had 7 friends tell me they were pregnant. But to be honest I just can't bring myself to be happy for them because none of them are married.
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Playhouse for Grandkids - Our yard was slanted so we had to dig down and make a 24 foot level cut out. I first built a swing set and deck and then added the playhouse. The house measures 10 feet on the longest side and 8 feet wide along the back. There are two sheds underneath - one for my Grandsons John Deere 12v tractor and the other for my Arien's Riding Lawn Mower. The inside is all decked out with two bunk beds for (overnight sleeping), TV, DVD player, Play Stove, Microwave, and a host of other decorations and toys. Walls and ceiling are insulated, indoor/outdoor carpet. Relied heavily on my Ryobi 18 volt saws, drill and power tools.
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Binary Domain doesn't wear its influences on its sleeve – they're welded there. The lack of an active reload is frankly astonishing, all things considered. However, forgiving the abundance of chest high architecture, burly black sidekick or rudimentary squad mechanics the game stands apart from Gears of War due to sheer . . .Japanesey-ness.
There's the robots, to start. Standing in for Gears of War's Locusts (Loci?) comes an assortment of autonomous bullet sponges both refreshing to observe and satisfying to dismantle. And dismantle you will, gunning through approximately 8 hours of the fiends, which makes it just as well that the combat is so satisfying. Volleys of hot lead strip the metal plating from your opponents, fragmenting them into iron filings and so much circuitry. Taking aim at an appendage and watching it burst into a thousand pieces never gets old. It's not just pretty spectacle either, as enemies will falter and their legs buckle under sustained fire, leaving them to crawl menacingly towards you until you stomp them into blue-screen hell. Likewise, blow their weapon out of their hands and render them ineffective unless in close proximity – or remove the head and watch them turn on their fellow cyborgs in their confusion.
Yes, Yakuza Studio have got the combat down pat, and created a slick theatre in which to enact it. In classic anime tradition the game takes place in the close future where robots are commonplace and subservient to their human masters. You play as Dan, member of a 'Rust Crew' tasked with uncovering a potential robot incursion. It takes a couple of hours for the story to pick up, after which you'll uncover some surprisingly involved subject matter questioning the nature of being human, etc. In numerous sequences the game takes a bit of a Cronenbergian path.
Although you'll chop and change between approximately 6 teammates throughout the course of the game, you're firmly in Dan's shoes for the most part, identifying the source of his robot prejudice and unearthing the exoskeletons in his closet as you traverse futuristic Tokyo.
Most locations you visit have that familiar sheen particular to Japanese shooters – wide, glossy corridors, automated everything (Buying items from a vending machine initiates a roulette wheel which will potentially yield extra ammo or health) and corrupt governments. Occasionally a sewer or warehouse will sully the otherwise stimulating adventure, but no sequences feel like they're dragging, and there's always the chance of spectacle around the next corner. Some of those robots are big.
The game's USP is its microphone integration. At various points throughout the game your teammates will pose questions to you, to which you can respond via headset or Kinect. I found the voice recognition understandably lacking using Kinect in a room of people, but even with a headset and after the calibration process I still found Dan lashing out at teammates after I'd offered a calm, measured response. Luckily no game changing decisions can be made via voice command, but teammates' cooperation is related to their impression of you and few respond well to antagonistic remarks, intentional or otherwise. Responding via controller is 100% accurate, but offers a more limited range of responses.
The game feels very polished – its visually interesting and both the gameplay and in-engine cut scenes run at a solid frame rate throughout. A nod should go to the intricacy of the guns and facial expressions in particular, both of which you'll be staring at a lot.
The game also includes a multiplayer component which offers an array of competitive and cooperative game modes which I admittedly haven't played – but for those not keen on human interaction or lacking an internet connection will be happy to hear that, for the price, the game more than stands up as a purely single player endeavour.
Third person shooter fans will find more of the same here, but the idiosyncratic changes to the blueprint (French robots!) and gripping story will be enough to see most through to the end. For fans of Vanquish or Gears, this game is most definitely your domain.


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Saul Alvarez: Hatton is a No-Hoper, I Cannot Lose!
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Saul "Canelo" Alvarez is giving Saturday's opponent, Matthew Hatton, no shot at victory. He predicts a brutal stoppage at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. They face off for the vacant WBC junior middleweight title. Hatton, the registered underdog, is moving up in weight to face Alvarez at a catch-weight of 150-pounds, but there are new reports the fight is going to take place at the full division limit of 154.
"I will not only beat Matthew Hatton but I will also make it look good," said Alvarez to 97.1 Radio. "He is a complete no-hoper – I cannot lose. I know his strengths and his weaknesses and I will expose them. He says I am inexperienced, but I have had 36 fights and that is enough experience. I have been unbeaten in all of them and I will remain unbeaten after winning my first world title by a knockout."
When a boxer is saying openly that it will be an easy fight and that the opponent is a no-hoper then it makes you pretty cynical about charging the public to watch you fight.Comment by LeadUppercut on 03-03-2011
[QUOTE=The Weebler II;10183029]MattHatt is being stitched up just like Ricky in '07[/QUOTE] Ricky's fight with Mayweather had actually been brewing for a long time. I can remember going onto Ricky's site at least 2-3 years before that fight took place,…Comment by Tom Loeffler on 03-03-2011
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German Forum Party
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The German Forum Party (German: Deutsche Forumpartei) was an opposition political party in East Germany. It was formed from the New Forum (Neues Forum) citizens' movement. It was founded in Karl-Marx-Stadt (now Chemnitz) on 27 January 1990. Its first chairman was Jürgen Schmieder. It described itself as being at the political centre.
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Police on Wednesday were investigating the circumstances that led to the fatal stabbing of a 43-year-old Amarillo man.
Authorities ask anyone with information about the death Tuesday of 43-year-old Robert Rodriguez to call the Potter-Randall Special Crimes Unit at 806-378-9468.
Robert Rodriguez was found by police about 6:45 p.m. Tuesday in an alley at 1412 W. 10th Ave. with at least one stab wound to the chest. He was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital, where he died about 8:10 p.m., police said.
Witnesses reportedly told authorities another man assaulted and stabbed Rodriguez without provocation. Police later found a suspect - an Amarillo man who officials didn't identify Wednesday. The man was taken to a hospital with a stab wound to his leg, which authorities believe might have been self-inflicted.
The 35-year-old suspect hadn't been formally charged Wednesday, and he was under guard at the hospital, police said in a news release.
It was unclear whether a weapon had been recovered. An autopsy was scheduled for Wednesday.
Repeated attempts to reach police Lt. Gary Trupe, head of the Potter-Randall Special Crimes Unit, for additional details about the killing were unsuccessful Wednesday.
It is the third homicide in Amarillo in the past 30 days.
David Glen Cates, 36, was assaulted outside Bosco's Lounge, 2307 S.W. Sixth Ave., early March 25, police said. He suffered a serious head injury and was taken to a hospital a day later, police said. He died April 9. Police said they have identified a suspect.
Separately, investigators said Gayle Jean Ritchie, 56, shot her husband, Jack Gorman Ritchie, 57, then shot herself about 3 p.m. March 28. The Ritchies were found dead in their home after Gayle Ritchie called family and told them her husband was dead, police said.
An autopsy on Gayle Ritchie revealed injuries that indicated she had been the victim of long-term domestic abuse, investigators said.
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In Tulia, Texas Rangers are investigating the death of 10-month-old Yandel Efrain Flasco, who died April 15, a day after ambulance crews were called to a home where they found him unconscious.
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FSU Jameis Winston Managing Expectations
Florida State QB Jameis Winston spoke to the media Wednesday his rapport with Kenny Shaw and his trust in the wide receivers.
On his trust in the wide receivers:
?That?s one thing about playing quarterback at Florida State. You have great guys that are going to get the ball; you have great people that are going to protect you. Those guys are amazing, Kenny (Shaw), Rashad (Greene), KB (Kelvin Benjamin), even Christian Green, everyone has been playing their role with this team.?
On the throw to Kelvin Benjamin that went out of bounds in the endzone against Nevada:
?Of course, we practice on that all the time. Him being 6?6? is obviously a great advantage on anyone else. I just wanted to put it up there where nobody could get it but him.?
On his rapport with Kenny Shaw:
?I got great chemistry with all of my wide receivers. It was a run and this was my read. Coach tells me to throw that, if it?s open, just throw it. We just got in a groove that way; they weren?t covering it so we just kept on.?
On how to manage his own expectations:
?Well you got to play every day. You?ve got to come to practice, I got to prepare well, watch and just keep getting better. Everyone is going to make mistakes. Playing right now, it?s just two games and I?ve just been having fun. My wide receivers have been tremendous and I?m being protected well. Everything is just going good right now. We had some adversity last game, just happy that we were able to bounce back and get that win.?
On what was his better throw last game:
?I really wasn?t looking at it because Kenny (Shaw) made a great play, to get held and still catch the ball, he actually caught the ball with one hand. Christian (Green) had a great play, too. I really wasn?t thinking about the throw that I made. When you got guys that?s going to get the ball for you and you?ve got guys who are going to catch the ball without dropping, any throw can be made like as a perfect throw because the one I threw to Rashad (Greene), that looked like a great throw but he went up there and got that ball and came down inbounds.?
On how they developed their rapport:
?The summer. We put in a lot of work in this summer, 7-on-7?s, we even had meetings during the summer, just me and the wide receivers and the running backs. It was just that preparation before the season so when we came into the season we were comfortable with each other.?
On what he did not like during the Nevada game:
?That interception that I threw. I didn?t like it, no one likes an interception. We started off slow, and part of it was my fault because I have to keep the intensity up and the energy up. We ended up pulling it out. We had two quick scores at the end of the second quarter which was great. That?s how we play, we play fast, we play efficient, get the job done.?
On the interception:
?Real bad decision, wasn?t even supposed to have been looking that way.?
On if he?s getting his information from Jimbo Fisher or Randy Sanders:
?Both, the preparation is made before the game instead of during the game. But obviously if they see something that I don?t see while I?m on the field or if I see something that they?re not seeing, we?ve gotten real good at communicating that during the game.?
On how you get pass an interception:
?That?s how I?m coached. That?s what I?m coached to do. A touchdown, I?m going to celebrate on the field, but when I get to the sideline that play is over with. An interception, I can put my head down or something, but when I get to the sideline, it?s over with because that?s the game of football. You?ve got to keep going, you never know what play is going to be the difference maker in a win or a loss.?
On what he learned from EJ Manuel:
?It was great to have EJ there just for me to be available to observe him. He led the nation in efficiency, he was up there, he always made good decisions. I don?t know how many interceptions he had but I know he did a great job for me. Just being able to watch him and how he?s able to process things, I can kind of put that to my game because we have similar games, it?s just that the first two games have been real good, EJ had two tremendous first games. Just looking up to him, wow, I?m just sitting, but now I?m actually on the field. I can be able to use some of EJ?s ideas or be able to do something that he did last year.?
On if he talked to EJ after his first NFL win:
?I did, I talked to him. I was proud of him. I didn?t say much, I just said he deserved it. I was kind of mad because of the interception at what people were saying. But I was like, he got blitzed. It was pass interference and he went down there and scored a touchdown on his dad?s birthday. That?s love. To do that for your dad and being that it?s your first pro football win, that?s amazing.?
On his responsibilities during the huddle:
?Set the tempo, that?s one thing I think as a quarterback you have to do, you have to bring the energy to the huddle because you?re really the only one that?s talking in the huddle. I got to have a positive voice and my voice has to be strong, I can?t say a play weak with no confidence. I have to be strong and set the tempo because those guys will follow the person they think they can trust. I?m communicating with everyone.?
On how much it helps to have the offensive line with experience:
?It makes everything easier. That offensive line that I have, those receivers that I have, any quarterback, any young quarterback, would dream of that. When you have 10 other guys that know what they?re doing and been there before, it makes your job easier. I?m the youngest on the offense and they pull me with them and I?ll pull them with me.?
On if Bethune-Cookman?s win last week got the team?s attention:
?Of course it got our attention, but like Coach Fisher always tells us, we?re not looking at our opponent, we?re facing ourselves. I believe if we go out there and do what we have to do, we will be successful. They?re a great team, they?re gritty, they?re fast, athletic and they have a lot to prove but we?re Florida State, we got to keep playing Florida State football and keep grinding no matter who we?re playing.?
On what Bethune-Cookman does defensively:
?They play a lot of cover 4, and that?s going to give us some big shot opportunities and they play a lot of man, they blitz a lot. We?re just going to keep preparing for them and we?re going to know they?re going to come with it. They?re not going to be scared. It?s not the fact that we walk on the field and they?re scared. We know they?ve got some great players and they?re going to come with it, but we got to bring it harder.?
On how it?s been with his family as his attention has grown:
?Being at Florida State it?s kind of easier to do that (stay grounded) because no one really cares about all that stuff and that?s good. I walk around campus and it?s like ?hey, what?s up, good game,? and I?m like ?thank you.? It?s good. My family, they?re really not worried about that because that?s what they expect. They don?t expect me to go out there and be nervous because I haven?t done that my whole life.?
On if he was nervous in high school starting as a freshman:
?No, because I just love playing football. That?s one thing about the Pittsburgh game, I just wanted to go out there and play. I sat out the whole year so I was just ready to go.?
On his relationship with QB Jacob Coker:
?You should just see us, just coming to practice and watch us. Nothing is different. It?s still like fall camp to us. We?re still out there having fun. We know that we can do the same thing, every quarterback that Coach Fisher has prepared, every one of those quarterbacks can go out there and do the same thing. And by us having the same guys around us, I said that earlier, any quarterback, young quarterback, it?s a young quarterback?s dream. And for both of us, me and Jacob, even Sean (Maguire), it?s fun to have guys like that around.
On competing with one another:
?Just by having him here, Jacob could go anywhere and be their quarterback, by having him here, that?s good, that?s the kind of push that you need. I can never get complacent because I know someone can come right there and fill-in to do the same thing that I?m doing. I know the team would trust him just like they trust me. We?re kind of like twin brothers. One of us is on the field, one of is not.?
On if he watched Coker play last week:
?Of course. He can do amazing things. We?ve got three good quarterbacks. Jacob is phenomenal; he can do things that most people can?t do. He?s just that good.?
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Father accused of driving drunk with kids in carSeptember 05,2013Police: Man drove drunk with his kids
BENNINGTON A local man faces criminal charges after police said he had a blood-alcohol level more than 2½ times the legal limit while driving with his two children, 7 and 10, in the car.
Michael A. Martin, 31, of Bennington was arraigned Tuesday in Bennington criminal court on a misdemeanor count of driving under the influence of alcohol. The charge was modified because Martin had been convicted of the same charge in July 2006.
Trooper Elliott Justinger of the Vermont State Police said he had been dispatched to Shaftsbury for a citizen dispute at 8:50 p.m. Monday. But on the way he learned that one of the people involved, later identified as Martin, had left with two children in his car.
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On Tap Today: Ho-ho-uh-oh
So, there's still no blanket of white on the ground, but you've got to get into the Christmas spirit.
Who better to get you there than "Bad Santa"? Your friends at the Beer and a Movie series are here to help, with a screening of the 2003 holiday comedy at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St. Sure, it's kinda dark, but with a surprisingly heartwarming center (unless that's the beer talking). »Read Full Blog Post
MSO closes curtain on Couture move
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra is no longer considering a possible relocation from the Marcus Center to the Couture hotel and apartment high-rise planned for downtown Milwaukee's lakefront.
The orchestra's discussions about the Couture were characterized in May as "super duper preliminary" by Mark Niehaus, MSO president and executive director. »Read Full Article(3)
Metallica member in Milwaukee Sept. 26 to promote band documentary
Kirk Hammett, lead guitarist and songwriter with the band Metallica, will be attending a showing of the documentary concert film "Metallica Through the Never" at 10 p.m. Thursday at the AMC Mayfair.
The film, by "Kontroll" director Nimrod Antal, is being shown in IMAX 3-D. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Cage the Elephant playing free Rave show
Garage rock band Cage the Elephant is doing double duty when its in Milwaukee Sept. 29.
The Kentucky band was already confirmed to play a free show at the Exclusive Company, 1669 N. Farwell Ave., at 7 p.m. Now comes news that it will also be playing a free show at the Rave Sunday. »Read Full Article
Cher coming to BMO Harris Bradley Center June 6
Pop superstar Cher is coming back to Milwaukee for the first time in 11 years. The so-called Goddess of Pop will perform at the BMO Harris Bradley Center June 6.
The 67-year-old Grammy, Oscar and Emmy winner is suiting up for the "Dressed to Kill" tour, her first time on the road since an alleged "farewell" tour from 2002 to 2005, which stopped at the Bradley Center twice, on July 13, 2002, and on Aug. 16, 2003. The Milwaukee dates alone grossed $1.6 million in ticket sales, according to Billboard, and the tour was one of the highest-grossing ever by a female solo artist, with north of 600 shows performed in front of nearly 6 million fans, grossing $394 million according to the Guiness Book of World Records. »Read Full Article(17)
'Detective's Wife' plumbs more than one mystery
Why do we read mysteries?
Alice Conroy — lone character in Keith Huff's "The Detective's Wife," which opened over the weekend at the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, under Jim Tasse's direction — suggests that mysteries' often formulaic solutions help distract us from those larger existential quandaries we can't even face, let alone solve. »Read Full Article
Monday through Sunday, a parade of authors visiting this week
Local readers can see and hear at least one author every day this week, including several prize-winning fiction writers. It's not an official literary festival, but it might as well be.
Unless otherwise noted, these events take place at Boswell Book Company, 2559 N. Downer Ave. »Read Full Blog Post
Miley Cyrus rides 'Wrecking Ball' to No. 1
Riding in on her hit song's namesake, Miley Cyrus bounced from deep in the charts to attain her first career number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Watch that song's eye-catching music video below and then step into the wayback machine to see the biggest hits from this week in 2004, 1994, 1984 and 1974.
No. 1 hit Sept. 23, 2013 »Read Full Blog Post(1)
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The weekends go by so quickly. Here we are again at Monday.
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Why do you think Jesus made such a strange, disquieting statement about the wealthy? Did he disdain the prosperous and abhor their affluence? No! Jesus had wealthy friends like Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus, along with a group of wealthy women from Galilee (Luke 8:1-3). And it wasnt because the rich are inherently more sinful, either. Rather, Jesus was warning that money and possessions can be significant obstacles to living life in his kingdom.
Jesus never said that wealth was evil. But he did know that having a wrong mind-set toward money and possessions can deny God his rightful place as Lord. We may become self-serving, thinking only of our comfort and our perceived need for financial security. Or we may be easily distracted by the cares and responsibilities that come with greater wealth. For instance, we may spend all our time and energy worrying about our investments and trying to protect all that we have. Or we can get a false sense of security that gives rise to a greater sense of pride and self-sufficiency. No wonder Jesus gave such a strong word of warning!
If youre well-off financially, take Jesus caution to heart, but dont worry. Remember: For God all things are possible (Matthew 19:26). Be grateful for all he has blessed you with, and make sure that you are being a good steward of these blessings. Remember, too, that where much is given, much is expected. So use your resources wisely, not only for your own good but for the good of others. Be generous to the church and those in need. Set your heart on the Lord and seek to give him glory with everything you own.
On the other hand, if youre struggling just to make ends meet, dont let anxiety or cares weigh you down. Keep following the Lord! Trust his love and provision for you. Ask him to give you a generous heart as well, so you can give to others in a way thats in line with your means. The Lord will shower blessings on you according to his unlimited resources!
Jesus, give me a generous heart that is free from worldly attachments. I want you to be my greatest treasure.
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Im bored...I challenge anyone to a official.
I've kind of been going through the same, been extremely busy and haven't played Brawl in weeks. But my Wii is still an essential part of my entertainment, can't really discard it.
Mm, Bio, are you still going to be coming around here?
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hmm i like your avatar rocker.
nice to see this thread still kickin.
Note: i made a thread called "dead poets society" will those interested in poetry take a look?
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PETA continues its naked-people anti-fur campaign with this ad starring strippers from Rick's Cabaret. See the full ad here [1]. The animal-rights group says Rick's is "the only strip joint on the Nasdaq [2]," so you know it must be a classy joint. By hiring strippers, though, PETA finally renders this whole concept pretty nonsensical. The whole point was that the people in the "Go naked" ads don't normally go naked—thus, they're taking some kind of provocative stand for their moral position. For these ladies, it's another day at the office. (Likewise for previous PETA models Holly Madison [3] and Jenna Jameson [4].) Still, it's a good play for Rick's, whose stock isn't as hot as its talent: It's at a 52-week low of $2.54, down from $25-plus last year.
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MONTPELIER — The Vermont House has advanced a proposal to block public employees convicted of certain crimes from collecting their full pensions.
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Wonderful B&B
I go to New Orleans for business a couple times a year and usually stay in hotel. During this visit I had a business associate with me and wanted to try out one of New Orleans elite B&B's. So we chose the HH Whitney house.
Glen and Randy make the experience wonderful, by giving endless suggestions about great places to eat, perfect driving directions, and tons wonderful hospitality. Not to mention the great breakfasts!!!
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I've stayed in so many B&Bs over the years and I'd have to say the HH Whitney House is by far, the best that I've had the pleasure to stay at. A very dear friend introduced me to the HH Whitney House and I am so grateful that she did! I had heard stories about the House and Glen and Randy's hospitality, but the stories paled in comparison to real-life. Glen's welcoming greeting as I stepped out of the cab, made me feel like I was a cherished friend arriving for a long awaited visit and not just a guest staying at a B&B. I was immediately taken by the absolute beauty of the house. The elegant victorian parlor, the beautiful bedrooms, and the relaxing garden. The warmth of the dinning room where I shared so many wonderful morning meals with others. Yet, amid all this elegance is a feeling as comfortable as a "home". Imagine feeling so comfortable in a house that isn't yours. That's the way I felt during my entire stay. Besides the beauty of the house itself, Glen and Randy are the epitome of gracious southern hospitality. Nothing fake, nothing "put on", just genuine warmth and friendship! The day I left, I felt like I was leaving behind family. The HH Whitney House is more than just a B&B... it's a real Home Away From Home!
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Glen and Randy, the Inn Keepers are extremely friendly, helpful, and welcoming hosts. They advised us on everything from restaurants, to sights to see, and directions to get there. They were very accomodating and helped us with whatever we requested, from internet access, to a bowl of cereal in the late hours of the night.
Best B&B Ever.
The Whitney House is fantastic. It is only a few blocks from the French Quarter. The two owners, Glen and Randy, give you great recomendations for restaurants, entertainment and sight seeing. They provide you with maps and directions and can get you into any restaurant in the area. The property itself is fantastic. The rooms are all done in period furnishings and are very nice. Breakfast is served in the main dining room with the other guests and it is excellent and plentiful. If you have time, sit down and visit with Glen and Randy. They are great hosts and can tell you more history of the area that most. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will definately stay there again.
Cozy and Cosmopolitan! Ambience in Old South Style
You will feel at elegant ease in the Whitney House- wear a bathrobe or your formal attire at the breakfast table and you will fit right in (the food is VERY good and ample supplies of it are available, so you might bring elastic waist pants- in fact, that goes for ALL of your New Orleans visit!!). Each room has its own character and although you are in rooms restored to their old original elan, all the modern conveniences are there! Glen Miller is the co-owner and concierge and orchestrates all around him as well as the OTHER Glen Miller did! There is a spirit there that imbues good fellowship in guests, making your stay there part of the entire New Orleans visit, rather than just a hang-your-hat....Thanks, Glen and Randy, for offering those settings, services and vibes!
My home away from home!
I found HH Whitney House purely by accident and stay there every visit I can. I go to New Orleans for business a couple times a year and I love the city - Glen and Randy make it even better. The food is delicious, the rooms beautiful, the detail interesting, the beds comfortable and the attention I get goes beyond my expectations.
I am a greedy soul and they always direct me to the best places to eat...New Orleans' local treasures.
Earlier this year I was in town on business during my birthday and they were ready to make plans for dinner with me in case I didn't have anyone to eat with. The conversation is always interesting and it is a good central location to what is going on in the city...I love it so much I sent my folks for their anniversary and I'm sending my sister and her husband for theirs. Want to see the beauty and friendliness of New Orleans? Stay here, you won't want to leave!
New Orleans charm with pampering hosts
My wife and I have been to numerous B&Bs, but this was our first trip to New Orleans. Our pampering hosts Randy and Glen were by far the
best hosts we have ever encountered at a B&B.
They showed us were to go in the french quarter, drove us in to the quarter on the night we arrived,
offerred us drinks upon arrival, and were just plain down to earth to talk with. The rooms at the H.H. Whitney House were exceptionally clean and charming. The Solarium Suite was excellent with
lots of room, high ceilings, and a balcony to relax on. When I find the time I'm sure we will find ourselves here again and again! Look no further for a place to unwind.
Lovely house & gracious hosts
We very much enjoyed our stay. The breakfast was plentyful and tasty, and we really appreciated the extra touches like bathrobes and slippers. The house is beautiful, and even though it's in an area that's a little dicey at night, it's very conveniently located near the I-10 freeway and the French Quarter.
Awesome place,awesome hosts
Our stay at the HH was great. The hosts were amesome. They were fabulous cooks and great with the kids. Breakfast was amazing. We stayed in the downstairs apartment of the adjacent building. It was very nice. Very large as well. We had 4 adults and 2 children in our group. Size was no problem. The only potential cons were:1.The traffic was a little noisy in the front bedroom. This was only in the morning and it did not bother us. Just a note for those who need absolute silence.2. Location is exactly as described. 2 minute cab ride to the French Quarter. We prefer to be more centrally located,being able to walk where we want to go. This could be a potential pro for someone who would prefer a quieter location and not mind taking cabs.
Great House - Great Hosts
We stayed at the H.H. Whitney House over Easter weekend 2003 and had a great time. Glen and Randy are wonderful hosts and readily offer advice, support or invite you to one of their own parties (like a wonderful crawfish boil!). The house is located outside of the French Quarter but its a quick 10-minute walk or 2 minute cab ride and cabs are plentiful and responsive. We highly recommend the H.H. Whitney House and the Solarium Suite, which includes a private second story balcony (gallery).
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This specification covers the requirements for plates, sheets, strips, and rolled bars of copper-zinc-aluminum-cobalt (Copper Alloy UNS No. C68800) and copper-zinc-tin-iron (Copper Alloy UNS No. C66300) alloys. The material for manufacture shall be a cast bar, cake, slab or so forth of such purity and soundness as to be suitable for processing by hot working, cold working, and annealing to produce a uniform wrought structure in the finished product. Products shall be produced in tempers H (rolled), and O (annealed to temper). Products shall be tested to examine their conformance to dimensional (mass, thickness, length, straightness, and edge), mechanical (tensile strength, and Rockwell hardness), electrical (resistivity and equivalent conductivity), chemical composition, and grain size requirements.
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