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Great Location
Just got back from Squaw...booked thru Expedia, flew on America West, very good airline, on time and friendly...Stayed in Village at Squaw Valley from March 21 to 25th 2005...No need for car..we took Stretch Limo from Reno airport for $120 for 4 people, with stocked bar!!, Awesome Limo Company, Cecil our driver was there and waiting at baggage claim..ride was about one hour...North Tahoe Limo, -------...Do not!!, repeat Do not!! use the shuttle service that Village at Squaw Valley reccomends..North Tahoe Executive Shuttle. ------...you will have to share a shuttle van for the same amount $120.
The Village at Squaw Valley is an awesome location..we skied for four days. It snowed heavy for two, initially, the top elevation was closed but opened the last two days of our trip...awesome skiing, powder and packed powder,...also did some night skiing...great! Most of the mountain is for intermediete skiing, blue runs, but there are some nice greens and blacks at both elevations.
We originally were booked into 22 Station West part of resort...currently, they are under alot of construction for added retail stores...very noisy!!...the hotel manager, who was very cordial, did manage to transfer us to building 3..awesome location...literally 90 steps to Fentinal Lift!...If there is any snow fall, be prepared to hear the giant snow plows clearing the parking lot from 4am until 8am.
Food is very expensive....10.00 burger platters...6.00 drafts....did find some awesome food and deals at the Breakfast restaurant in Olympic Village House and you have to go to "Mamasaki's" for Sushi and/or drinks....prices are very reasonable...service was excellent...and they have great food...also lots of things that are cooked like shrimp,veg.,and chicken tempura...we ate there four times!...We did cook in the room a couple of days..you can stock up on groceries at the resort food store "Alices's" opens at 8am, closes at 9pm.
The hotel staff was very nice and quick to respond with towels etc. We stayed in 1 bedroom condo...very, very nice...marble, slate trim, heated bathroom floors...beautiful decor...great views.
Not too much for kids...there is a media room (Big Screen TV) in bldg 3 and a nice pool table in bldg. 2...arcades in OLYMPIC House. Your hotel key will get you into a multitude of pools, hot tubs and gyms around the resort.
Must take ride on Cable Car, awesome view, easy ride down...Some of favorite lifts were Fentinel, Red Dog and Squaw Express.
Would definetly stay here when at Squaw Valley...just try to get a room away from main parking lot....no matter where you stay at the Village, you are close to everything.
Awesome location
I spent hours researching the best Squaw lodging. After reading all the reviews, and being blown away by the rates everywhere in the valley, I chose the Village. Go with calling and booking directly because I had problems dealing with the online people when I had a travel glitch later on.
We arrived on a Wednesday when it was quiet and left on a Saturday when it was booming. Let me tell you, if you have kids...go when it's quiet. Not only did they upgrade us to a 2 bedroom, but the whole village is so serene mid-week.
The suite itself is charming. We were in the North Facing building. We parked the car in the garage and never used it until check-out. Everything is right there..good food, lifts, ski school and rentals. The hotel even offers convenient ski storage lockers for each unit. Catch either the gondola and/or funitel to catch views and great skiing (free with lift tickets). Kids lift tickets are only $5 all the time!
I was disappointed in the "children's room"-nothing in there for kids and Squaw's snowtubbing area. I heard the resort at Squaw has a good sledding area, though. Take the kids to the candle making shoppe, Waxen Moon, it's a great family activity to do at night. You can't help but enjoy the surroundings...just be sure to watch your budget.
Overpriced, small, noisy and rude
I really liked the idea of being close to the ski resort and thought the Village would be a great upscale place to stay. The rooms were expensive and so I had high expectations. We choose a one bedroom condo as suggested by our reservationist. When we got there the room was so small and overcroweded with furniture my family could not even walk around. When one person got up the others had to sit so they could get by. Every night was a new noise to keep us awake. The place was just dirty. I purposely placed a piece of plastic outside our room to see if anyone was cleaning the hall. It was there for 3 days along with other bits of trash that accumulated. I called down to the front desk for information about ice skating and the gal told me she just didn't know how much it cost. I had to find out for myself. At $400 a night, I want the front desk to work a little harder to have information about services at their resort! The gate for the underground parking was malfunctioning. It ripped the license plate off the front of my car one day and the next day as we were leaving, it was completely out of service and had obiously crashed down on someone's car. Save you money for the great food at the Village and stay at a condo across the street!!!!!
Snow, Snow, Snow,
Stayed at the Village while visiting squaw over the first weekend of January. Must have had about 15 feet of snow.
Village has come a long way since our last visit when they were still building half of it, the rooms were great and the retail has filled in nicely. Service was good and we liked the underground parking and proximity to KT and the other lifts.
Once the snow stopped, you couldn't beat the skiing!
The grocery store (Alice's) was a great addition for shopping and DVD's. Also liked the new shops and restaurants.
Will be back.
A Winter Wonderland!
Last week, we enjoyed a great 7 night visit to the Village at Squaw Valley. Our 2 bedroom condo was immaculate and very comfortable. The location is perfect-- slopeside and surrounded by shops and restaurants. Our two children (ages 2 and 6) did not want to leave and neither did we!
Much better than we expected! Very impressed.
I stayed with my wife and two kids ( 10 & 13) at the Village at Squaw Valley from Sunday 12/19/05 till Thursday 12/23/05. We rented a 1 bedroom unit on the 4th floor. We stayed at the 1st Ascent building that
faces the Gondola Station.
We had a great time here! We really enjoyed our stay, so much so that
we are seriously considering buying a unit here. Anyway, here is what
we loved most about our stay:
1. It was right across from the Gondola station! Wow! I was so impressed and delighted that I was staying literally steps away from the Gondola.
One of the things I absolutely hate about skiing is the long walk with all of my equipment from my car to the lifts. The building had lockers for me on the first floor and it was so incredibly convenient - I couldn't have asked for a better set-up. I was not expecting it to be so good.
Yes, the other units in the Village are not as close as the one I stayed at, but they are not that much farther.
2. Starbucks and the Juice bar were in my building. I loved the convenience.
3. The entry with the cozy fireplace and pool table were wonderful and very inviting. I checked out another building, but it's lobby was not as nice and inviting as the building that I stayed in - I actually didn't like it after experiencing the lobby at my building.
4. Since I was on the 4th floor, we weren't bothered by any noise at all.
The only noise I could hear was when kids were outside in the hallway.
5. I just love the style of the buildings and the layout of the village.
Since this was in mid December, I also enjoyed the Christmas decorations.
6. My wife and I loved the restaurants and the chocolate store.
The bakery sold fabulous blue berry muffins that just melted in our mouths and also served great breakfasts.
7. The room and kitchen was fully equipped with everything we needed.
We were very happy with what came with the room.
The only thing that was a negative was the small size of the unit.
The space was small and a person could easily feel cramped
if they have a problem with small spaces.
I've stayed at several one bedroom suites over the past two years in various countries in the world, and this was the smallest fully equiped unit I ever stayed in.
We defintiely will come back and highly recommend this place even though it is not cheap.
Best Hotel I've Ever Been To
I stayed at this hotel recently for two nights, this is the most amazing hotel I have ever been to. The rooms are spacious and come with ever possible feature, fully-stocked kitchens, and comfy beds. The village at the hotel is also amazing, ever store you could possibly need. If you are in any doubt about picking a hotel in Squaw Valley, go for this one, you will not be disappointed in this reviewer's eyes.
New but Noisy
We stayed for four nights (July 2004) with our children in a two-bedroom condo that was new and clean, but better equipped for winter holiday than summer fun. Since we were gone during the day and the nights are cool in Tahoe, we wouldn't have minded the lack of a/c, but the area surrounding the hotel was so noisy that keeping windows open at night meant that we heard every late-night conversation and carousing in the surrounding parking lot. There were also multiple alarms that sounded in nearby rooms early in the mornings that the management had a hard time turning off. So our only complaint was the noise, and that was significant enough that we will not be returning to this hotel. Other than those concerns the hotel was very clean and comfortable.
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This was a great place to stay for our vacation.
We were a group of 3 females, 2 skiers and 1 not, and we all had a great time. We came to do some spring skiing and ended up here at the last minute, due to the other places being closed because of warm weather. We ended up mostly skiing the upper half of the mountains and got a great workout, great views, great sun - it all rocked and I brought up my skiing a notch!
Everything was within walking distance - ticket booth, rentals, restaurants. My non-skiing friend brought lots of books and spent a whole day at the hottub/pool on the mountain. We also got a free lift ticket per person which was a great savings!
This is not the cheapest place. But the multiple hottubs were great, the fireplace & balcony were nice perks, we got a huge upgrade for free (although it was a little deserted until Friday night) and the underground parking was convenient and easily accessible. The kitchen was nice also, so we only ate out for supper. The perks were definitely worth it.
I would definitely go back and stay. It's also close to a nice grocer and down the road from Truckee (very cute town). My only complaint was that the cleaning crew didn't do much more than make the beds and load the dishwasher.
Great Location. Still has growing pains.
I stayed at the Village at Squaw Valley during New Years. The most striking feature of the Village at Squaw Valley is the location. It's the ultimate ski-in ski-out location. I was able to walk with my family to the lifts or gondola in minutes, ski all morning, come back for lunch and hot chocolate, get back on the runs and ski all afternoon with ease. The village is Intrawest's latest attempt to recreate a mountain village, dinning, shopping experience. Overall they've accomplished that goal. The Village has a heavy stone/wood feel to the buildings whch contrast the older Olympic buildings of Squaw valley ski resort. The shops range in variety from selling tourist clothing to incense and soap stores. Needless to say, everything is a bit overpriced. (Do I really need to buy a $25 bottle of oil that smells like a High Sierra snowfall?) As high priced as the stores were, they were nothing compared to the restuarants in the village. The Plumpjack Balboa Cafe for takeout was selling hamburgers for $10! Thank goodness we had a kitchen in our room. The Village needs to install a grocery/deli on its grounds. Since we happened to be snowed in for two days, we ran out of milk and eggs. There was no place to buy these simple items without driving out of the resort. If you want to eat at a better price, I recommend one of the older resturaunts in the Olympic Village area. Our accomodations were a two bedroom cono unit overlooking the village with a nice view of the mountains behind. The room was clean and nicely furnished with a mountain Sierra motif. My only complaint about the room was a basic design flaw with the French doors to the balcony which you needed a degree in engineering to close and open. The heating was also uncontrollable due to a radiant heat in the floor design. I was told by the front desk to "heat the room to the temperature you like and then turn it off; otherwise it will continue to heat until it becomes too hot". (Huh?) The front desk staff was polite; but, reminded me of untrained college students on winter break when it came to providing general information about the resort. They need to have more knowledge of the resort. ski conditions, road closures etc. Overall my experience was very positive. I love the snow and granted I visited the resort at the busiest most expensive time of the year when Holiday rates are in effect; so I kind of expect to be taken over by high prices. I would recommend visiting at a time when you can get a better deal (early ski season or early spring). The beauty of the High Sierras in the winter was something I shall not forget. Six feet of snow fell when I was there, it was truly a winter wonderland.
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UO's freshman duo of Marlou Kluiving and Lina Åkesson didn't fare any better, dropping their match against Tur Mari/Alvarez 8-2 at the No. 2 position. With Oklahoma State securing the doubles point, Oregon's most consistent pair, Lana Buttner and Sofia Hager, left their match unfinished with the Cowgirls leading 6-5.
"We did not play poorly, Oklahoma State is just a good team," head coach Paul Reber said. "In my opinion, they will be a top 20 team this year. They came out firing and seemed to have caught us with that in the start of both doubles and singles.
At the No. 1 singles slot, Long was overpowered by Viktoriya Lushkova 6-0, 6-2. Minor gave Megan McCray some fight in the second set, but fell short of forcing a third set and lost 6-2, 6-4. Hager had her hands full at No. 3 singles playing against Kanyapat Narattana, who is the 59th-ranked singles player, but the senior from OSU downed Hager 6-0, 6-1 and clinched the victory for Oklahoma State.
After falling 6-2 in the first set to Carla Tur Mari, Kluiving battled back in the second set before retiring with the score at 4-4. Buttner was fell 6-1, 6-3 to Karyn Guttormsen in the fifth singles position. Åkesson gave Maria Alvarez all she had in both sets, but fell 6-4, 6-4 to the Cowgirls' sophomore who went 23-13 last season in singles play.
"We were able to gain our footing some more as the matches progressed, but OSU had amassed too great of a lead by then and were playing fearlessly," Reber said. "We need to let this one go and be ready for a tough Minnesota team tomorrow."
The Ducks wrap up their road series with Minnesota at 9 a.m. (PST) on Sun., Feb. 16, at the Baseline Tennis Center.
29 Oklahoma State 7, Oregon 0 Doubles
No. 1 – Lushkova/Narattana (OKST) def. Long/Minor (UO) 8-2
No. 2 – Tur Mari/Alvarez (OKST) def. Kluiving/Åkesson (UO) 8-2
No. 3 – Buttner/Hager (UO) vs. Adamovic/Guttormsen (OKST) 6-5 (Unf.)
Order of Finish: 1, 2
No. 1 – Viktoriya Lushkova (OKST) def. Nicole Long (UO) 6-0, 6-2
No. 2 – Megan McCray (OKST) def. Jasmine Minor (UO) 6-2, 6-4
No. 3 – Kanyapat Narattana (OKST) def. Sofia Hager (UO) 6-0, 6-1
No. 4 – Carla Tur Mari(OKST) def. Marlou Kluiving (UO) 6-2, 4-4 (Ret.)
No. 5 – Karyn Guttormsen (OKST) def. Lana Buttner (UO) 6-1, 6-3
No. 6 – Maria Alvarez (OKST) def. Lina Åkesson (UO) 6-4, 6-4
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Skip to comments.Advice requested on buying one's first cell phone
Posted on 02/26/2007 6:24:40 PM PST by jla
I'll be purchasing from Verizon.
What are the best brands of cell phones?
Do the speaker phones one can get as an additional option have good sound quality?
What exactly is bluetooth?
I want good audio, reliability, and I'd also like text messaging, maybe Internet access too, and photo taking feature on the phone.
I've never had a cell phone, I've thought them frivolous. But now I see the advantages of owning one.
Thank you.
check out prepaid
if you don't use them much that may be the way to go
just be aware your minutes purchased expire.
read the fine print
Visit your nearby Verizon store and tell the clerk of your perceived needs. He/she will take you through what's best for you, in your price range. Verizon is terrific to deal with -- have been with them for many years.
Most annoying invention ever.
You did not say how old you are, or if you have any difficulty in using one or typing with a small keyboard. Budget was also left out.
I have owned cell phones from the first Mitsubishi's.
In my opinion, Nokia provide the best combination of value and durability, - great phones, easy to use menus (for the most part). Most all phones do "internet" the difference is the screen size and what you can really do with it.
For a nice all-in-one check out the Palm 680 or Samsung Blackjack. Both have Bluetooth (short distance wireless transmission of sound and data - as in using an ear piece without wires).
There are many to choose from - spend some time browsing at a CompUSA or BestBuy - they will be more than glad to help you. Just don't let them make you feel dumb - there's no magic about them, just lots of new technology.
I finally broke down and got one myself after the last ice storm left me without a landline for a week.
I went cheap minus the bells and whistles. I bought a $15 Motorola Tracphone. I bought 600 prepaid minutes for about $100 that are good till may of 08. In nearly 2 months I've used less than an hour but I'm pretty satisfied with it. It will come in handy in an emergency.
Email from niece, I do not know if they work!
Some Real Good Cell Phone Information---Have A Great Day!
There are a few things that can be done in times of
grave emergencies. Your mobile phone can actually be
a life saver or an emergency tool for survival. Check
out the things that you can do with it:
Subject: Emergency
The Emergency Number worldwide for Mobile is 112.
If you find yourself out of the coverage area of your
mobile; network and there is an emergency, dial 112
and the mobile will search any existing network to
establish the emergency number for you, and interestingly
this number 112 can be dialed even if the keypad is locked.
Try it out.
Subject: Have you locked your keys in the car?
Does your car have remote keyless entry? This may come
in handy someday. Good reason to own a cell phone: If
you lock your keys in the car and the spare keys are at
home, call someone at home on their cell phone from your
cell phone. Hold your cell phone about a foot from your
car door and have the person at your home press the unlock
button, holding it near the mobile phone on their end.
Your car will unlock. Saves someone from having to drive
your keys to you.
Distance is no object. You could be hundreds of miles away,
and if you can reach someone who has the other "remote"
for your car, you can unlock the doors (or the trunk).
Editor's Note: It works fine! We tried it out and it
unlocked our car over a cell phone!"
Subject: Hidden Battery Power
Imagine your cell battery is very low. To activate, press
the keys *3370# Your cell will restart with this reserve
and the instrument will show a 50% increase in battery.
This reserve will get charged when you charge your cell
next time.
How to disable a STOLEN mobile phone?
To check your Mobile phone's serial number, key in the
following digits on your phone: * # 0 6 #
A 15 digit code will appear on the screen. This number
is unique to your handset. Write it down and keep it
somewhere safe. When your phone get stolen, you can
phone your service provider and give them this code.
They will then be able to block your handset so even
if the thief changes the SIM card, your phone will be totally useless.
You probably won't get your phone back, but at least
you know that whoever stole it can't use/sell it either.
If everybody does this, there would be no point in people
stealing mobile phones.
And Finally....
Cell phone companies are charging us $1.00 to $1.75 or
more for 411 information calls when they don't have to.
Most of us do not carry a telephone directory in our
vehicle, which makes this situation even more of a
problem. When you need to use
the 411 information option,
simply dial: (800) FREE 411, or (800) 373-3411 without
incurring any charge at all. Program this into your cell
phone now.
This is the kind of information people don't
mind receiving, so pass it on to your family and friends
Just don't come into my place of business while yapping on your phone. I WILL initiate conversation with you while yor are talking.
Bluetooth, imo, works sporadically, is a pain to setup, and your entire ear aches at the end of the day.
Plus, you look goofy.
I don't use mine, and have no idea where the earpiece is, good riddance.
Most phones have built in speaker phone functions these days. The Razr's is good, but bear in mind we're talking a bout a small external speaker, so don't expect office phone speaker quality.
Also, most phones these days are capable of Bluetooth connectivity. Bluetooth is a short range wireless communication protocol. Mostly for a wireless headset, but also for PC connectivity (if your PC has bluetooth: syncing up with address books, calenders etc..) I highly recommend the wireless headset! You can get up to about 30 ft. from the phone - no wires! If your PC does not have bluetooth, get a phone with a USB connector for communication between the devices, and you can also charge the phone from that computer connection in addition to the supplied charger.
As for Verizon, I'm not too thrilled with them. They lock down their phones, and nickel and dime you for a bunch of stuff and technology wise they're pretty much confined to the USA. Personally I like GSM phones because you can get a SIM card for another carrier, particularly if you're out of the country. But that's just me.
"Bluetooth" is the thing that has you walking around looking like a crazy person talking to yourself. If you're already a crazy person, well, it's good "cover". In fact, I think crazy people have started just wearing dummy earpieces so nobody'll know they're crazy.
Don't. Any other questions?
I've had some version of Virgin Mobile for about 4 years now. My new one (a year old) has internet, text messaging, and a camera.
I don't want to be tied to the damn phone like the young people, so I have a plan where I pay $20 every 3 months, adding more if I need it, such as when I travel. You can add thru the phone, so it doesn't matter where you are when you run out of minutes.
I don't want a $100+ cell phone bill, so this suits me fine. Most of the time I keep it turned off, anyway. It's for me to call out, not others to call in. I don't want to be that available to other people.
Thank you for the toll free directory number.
Verizon for years has been one of the best. Ask your friends who they have and how happy they are.
Everybody has certain problems. NOBODY is perfect.
When you get your service use your phone in all the areas you feel you'll use it in. But if it works where you spend 90% of your time, or where you'll make 90% of your calls, you're good.
Lastly, phones change every few months. What was great last year, is generally out of date, and maybe off the market today.
For that there is Phonescoop.com they give you the lowdown on the phones out there. They give you the options available, and what they do. They also give you reviews.
When I was in the business, we used Phonescoop.com quite a bit.
I am on record as wanting one just so I can continue my lifelong habit of talking to myself with impunity.
Recommend you buy a Motorola Razr (unless you need a smart phone). They are pretty cheap now, about $30 or $50 with a contract, are very reliable, long battery life, speakerphone is good, slim profile to put in pocket or purse if you like (no need for a case, unless you prefer), and NO stupid antenna sticking out to catch on your clothes when you pull it out of your pocket. They have an internal antenna, and pick up signal very very well. ... Have other handy features: calculator, world clock, calendar, notepad, alarm clock, yada yada ...
Over 50 million plus Razr's sold worldwide and counting now. They're so popular 'cause they're a good & practical phone. The old Moto Startac was a great phone, but now I think the Razr is even better. My wife and I each have a Razr, and are both happy with them.
Other than that, I like it :)
*reference bump*
I suppose that there's good and bad about all of them. Whatever phone you get will be obsolete or a piece of junk in 6 months.
I stated with AT&T got sold to Cingular. Switched to Verizon because it was suppose to have the best reception all over the US according to Consumer Reports (so much for that!)
As soon as I got Verizon in DFW TX, my reception quality got worse. I had to go outside my old studio to make a call, whereas with Cingular it was fine inside. But in upstate NY, my old AT&T wouldn't work at all.
What works in one place may not work in another. If you travel, this may be a consideration. Maybe Verizon is just no good in DFW TX.
I think they're all hit or miss or blue sky.
I think the state hospitals give 'em out when they cut patients loose. That way they have a better chance of not havin' 'em come back, you know? Maybe your insurance would cover it.
Not if you are ACTUALLY going to use it.
There is a time and place for pay as you go. But if someone is actually planning on using it according to their plan, the plan is usually the way to go.
But if the person only wants to use the phone for a short period, then getting in a contract is foolish.
Always seek advice from experts. Now go find a teenage girl and ask her about cell phones.
Pairing is really an easy process, and really only needs to be done once, newer versions of the protocol will make it even easier, and their working on upping the range from 30' to 100'.
It sure beats having a wire attached to the phone that gets caught on clothing or whatever, and a lot of states require a headset if you're using it in the car. If your phone supports it; voice dialing (saving a voice prompt for an address book entry) makes it easy to use, particularly when you're driving; have your hands full, or your phone is in your pocket, purse or where ever.
bttt thanks
Ditto on the Virgin Mobile. Only accessory I bought was a charger for my car.
I'd recommend looking at LG phones. They have a good product line across all the price ranges. I've had a LG VX6100 for couple years and it seems durable and has some good features.
I am on Verizon as well and my opinion is they have the best coverage in most areas of the US. This compared to a couple other carriers I've tried. I also have family members on other carriers who get much worse coverage and call quality on their carriers.
I've got to see how this turns out. Ping me with the results please?
Thanks for the cell phone info. I tried the free 411 connection - it worked like a charm.
Just tested this out several times -- It does NOT work. I repeat. It does NOT work!
What 9t is, is a very short range
radio broadcasting capability, allowing
for, among other things, data tranfers
between your phone, and a wireless headset,
or wireless speakers, or snchinfg data
wirelessly between your phone and your
PC, (depending on your phones capabilities).
I don't use my phone much so I have prepaid as well. We use Virgin prepaid because we only have to add $20 per quarter to maintain the service and the minutes never expire. I run my phone for $80 per year.
See my post #36 -- our test just now found that we could NOT unlock the car remotely using our cell phones ...
I use the Bluetooth capability to transfer information between my phone and PC. I don't use a bluetooth earpiece. The USB bluetooth adapter for my PS was $30.00
I totally agree with the person above who said get whatever phone Verizon will give you for signing a contract. It has always worked for me with Cingular. The last time I renewed for 2 years, I asked about specials and got a Motorola camera phone for $50, with a $50 rebate. Can't beat FREE.
I was pretty sure it would not work. We'll see if any one else trys and reports back.
I meant to put in that you have a certain grace period when you get your service, that if your not happy within that period, you can get out of your contract.
Won't work. She'd have to hang up to answer the question.
He left out that you have to say abracadabra at the same time. Try it again.
Bluetooth is much more than a wireless headset.
I use it to connect my Palm TX to my GPRS phone for mobile Internet access. (The Palm has a much easier to use Internet interface than phones do.) I also use Bluetooth to transfer data between my phone and PC and Palm.
The *#06# (serial number) code doesn't work for me. It dials Verizon and the nice lady tells me to try again.
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While the seasons before Patterson's arrival weren't filled with great memories of winning records, some of the players from those teams are still held in high regard and remembered as great players. Among those players is Lenoy Jones, who was a four-year letterman for the Frogs from '92-'95. Jones was regarded as one of Sullivan's top recruits from the 1992 class and he didn't disappoint as he made an immediate impact as a true freshman garnering Southwest Conference Newcomer of the Year honors.
By the end of his four-year TCU career, Jones finished among the all-time leaders in school history with 379 tackles while picking up SWC honors. He would go on to enjoy a successful seven year career in the NFL for the Houston Oilers, Tennessee Titans and Cleveland Browns.
Now that Jones has been reintroduced to TCU fans, why is there sudden discussion about the former linebacker? Well, it just so happens that his son, Lenoy Jones Jr., is regarded as one of the rising linebacker prospects in Texas for the 2015 class.
The junior out of Waco Midway, where the elder Jones coaches, has been a tackling machine in each of his first two seasons on the varsity for the Panthers. He started as a sophomore at outside linebacker but made the move inside his junior season. The move resulted in a great season for Jones who led the team with 162 tackles, 3 sacks and 3 pass breakups while helping the Panthers to a 9-3 record in 2013. For his efforts, Jones was named Honorable Mention All-State linebacker in Class 4A. At 6-foot-1, 210-pounds, Jones admits he's not the fastest player on the field. However, one view of his highlights and those watching Jones will quickly notice his ability to always be around the ball.
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interception in madden football
i through a interception and todd yelled out cookies!
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The money inside the cookie jar (see cookie jar)
"yes man did you get the cookies?"
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meaning to be done with; when something is over, finished
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"Did you see the "cooks" on that one?"
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a word used after someone has been completely humiliated.
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bystander: COOOOKIES!!
bystander: COOOOKIES!!
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an acronym for sex
I really want some cookies.
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Before first use rinse in warm water to remove and eliminate any remains of the production process.
It's advised to Pre wash the gloves a night before use / game this will help the grip and durability of the glove and optimise the performance of the glove.
Cleaning after use is essential to the gloves life span, performance and durability. Purchasing a cleaning solution such as Love Your Gloves Glove Wash + Solution will help aid you with cleaning of your new gloves. Using this solution will help remove dirt and stains and will help prolong the life span of your gloves.
Top Tips - Never let your gloves dry on a radiator or in front of any heater, leave to dry in a natural environment.
Never let gloves completely dry out allowing latex to dry and crack.
Important - The gloves we sell are made using the latex's as used by professional goalkeepers playing at the highest standard, but is still subject to wear and will deteriorate over a period of time, however it is important to remember that latex will still provide grip and durability until the latex is completely worn away. Therefore great-save.com cannot be held liable for such wear.
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