text:
Doodle Biker HD
By Pig Out Productions, LLC
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Race your way through dozens of levels in this physics based doodle racing motorcycle game. Compare your best times with others across the world using Game Center.
Tilt your device to lean your doodle rider left and right. It may look nice and easy but the levels get very intense. You'll have huge jumps, giants drops and many doodle helicopters to contend with.
Try to avoid the doodle copters or they will smash you into pieces. Try to get your doodle biker from the start to the finish as quick as possible and in one piece.
This HD Ipad version of Doodle Biker takes advantage of the larger screen and allows you to see much more of your surroundings.
iPad Screenshots
- 0,99 €
- Category: Games
- Released: 15 October 2011
- Version: 1.0
- Size: 6.9 MB
- Language: English
- Developer: Pig Out Productions, LLC
- © 2011 PigOutProductions.com
Compatibility: Requires iOS 3.2 or later. Compatible with iPad.


text:
15000+ Fruit Recipes
By AppStudioJKK2011
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Are you searching for fruit facts and a list of all fruits to make delicious fresh fruit recipes? Our application has more than 15000 trusted recipes for food gifts.
If you're trying to eat fruit daily but need help getting started, you're not alone! Fruit is good for you and tastes good, too!
We have a nice variety of fruit recipes for every occasion, meal, and dessert! Plus tips how to store it, nutritional value of fruit and so much more!
There are thousands of recipes to help you turn your "boring" fruit into healthy food snacks. And you can find them here!
We have:
Apples Recipes
Berries Recipes
Citrus Recipes
Coconut Recipes
Fruit Desserts Recipes
Fruit Salads Recipes
Fruit Smoothies Recipes
Grapes Recipes
Melons Recipes
Pears Recipes
Pitted Fruits Recipes
Tropical Fruits Recipes
If you're tired of eating plain old apples, uninspired by an orange, have dozens of recipes for banana bread, but don't know what to do with a basket of peaches, you're not alone!
We want to bring some fun back into eating fruit. And our delicious recipes, tips and fruit facts will make you love fruit more than ever.
If you have some favorite recipes of your own to share, please tell us!
What's New in Version 3.0
1. Update Recipes.
2. Fix bugs.
3. Support new Devices.
- $1.99
- Category: Food & Drink
- Updated: Jul 09, 2015
- Version: 3.0
- Size: 241 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Jingang Chen
- © JimmyStudio
Compatibility: Requires iOS 6.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Record levels of Meth seizures in Asia: UNODC
Growing demand in East and Southeast Asia is leading to an expansion of global production and trafficking in methamphetamine and new psychoactive substances, according to a UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) report released today.
Led by a rise in seizures in East and Southeast Asia and North America, record levels of methamphetamine continue to be seized globally, says the UNODC report, 2014 Global Synthetic Drugs Assessment - Amphetamine-type Stimulants and New Psychoactive Substances.
The supply of methamphetamine continues to grow rapidly in Asia, the world's largest market for amphetamine-type stimulants (ATS), with methamphetamine seizures tripling in the past five years of reported data to 36 metric tonnes (MT), according to the Report.
Latest stories in this category
- Unruly passenger incidents increase
- Geneva - Reports of unruly passenger incidents..
- Major slump due soon, hang on to cash, investors..
- Thailand's VGI gets Asean foothold with M'sian..
Comments conditions
Users are solely responsible for their comments.We reserve the right to remove any comment and revoke posting rights for any reason withou prior notice.


text:
Hello, I have 2016 close banded Juvenile Finches that are just finishing coloring up, they are greenbacks and 3 carry the Blueback gene, I am aslking $90 each. Please text or call for more info. Prices Firm! There are 4 males and 1 female! 1 male is white Breasted...Thanks so much, serious replies please!
Aug 27 -
Chicago :
Chicago - Birds
Small wood hand made training cages or cariers. All new. They have perches, food and water cups and sliding tray for easy cleaning. $20 each.
Call or text 3169939489
Canaries birds cage finch finches
Aug 25 -
Chicago :
Elmhurst - Birds
Medium wire bird cage for lovebirds, canaries, finches, and parrotlets
Cage detaches from base for fast easy cleaning
Debris guard helps keep waste inside cage
Single height; Equipped with green perches and food/water dishes
16 inches long x 25 inches wide x 21 inches high
The cage is brand new.
Aug 23 -
Indianapolis :
Indianapolis - Accessories
I have 1 pair of Siberian finches, 1 pair of Parva finches, many goldfinches that sing and healthy canaries for sale. Canaries start at 45$. The Siberian male sings great. All healthy and young. If interested for info call me at 773-934-3179
This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
Aug 23 -
Chicago :
Chicago - Birds
Hello, my name is Mary. I have beautiful, young birds for sale. All birds were born in 2016. I have 10 parakeets of assorted green, blue and yellow spangled. They are $15 each.
I have 12 unsexed canaries for sale. They are assorted colors and are $75 each.
I have 1 male and 1 female red - rumped parakeets for sale or trade. The female is olive colored. Their mother is a rare blue ...
Aug 22 -
Kalamazoo :
Hartford - Birds
I have more than 60 Young Parakeets and they all are tame and Also 15 breeding pairs of Parakeets,
Pair of Love Bird , Pair of Daimond Dove
Pair of Finches and Need to sell them Asap because i am moving out of town.I can also sell them separately i.e 1 pair or 1 bird.
Only serious buyers can contact me at 773-87six-446two. Please bring your cage if you want to take them.Asking $10 for ...
Aug 21 -
Chicago :
Niles - Birds
Available by appt. ORIGINAL cost was over $300.00. Cage is ready for your bird. Feeder stand, perches, toy included.
Got allergies and still want a bird???? This cage will fit finches, budgies, lovebirds, or a cockatiel. In excellent condition.
Available is a clear acrylic (plastic) specially made bird cage, sliding front doors, feeders, ventilation fan, grate on bottom .Free toy ...
Aug 17 -
Cleveland :
Brecksville - Accessories
I have a bruetiful young pair of pied javas rice finches for rehoming. They 3mos.they already went through their first molting. They both healthy with all their features. Asking rehoming fee of 60,00 or offer for the pair. can send pics on request. Sorry no cage. For more info call or text 1219 276 nine220. Thanks.
Aug 16 -
Chicago :
East Chicago - Birds
Zebra finch babies, Call/text Carey for what I have available. $10 and up depending on colors. 262-327-0946.
Aug 7 -
Milwaukee :
Muskego - Birds
Wooden/screen aviary made from a wooden bookcase, 21" deep, 37 1/2" wide, and 57 1/2" tall. Great for finches/canaries, etc. Comes with removable installed light. New Paris, IN. $25
Aug 3 -
South Bend :
New Paris - Birds
Double macaw cage with divider grey brand new powder coated still in box $825 its huge 80x40x74tall
playtop or dome style cage on a stand tan or grey in color brand new still in box $100 each 20x20x58
Double macaw cage with divider and rounded corners powder coated new in box $700 its huge 64x32x74 tall
Stainless steel 304 grade brand new in the box playtop for $2,250 its very nice ...
Aug 2 -
Kalamazoo :
Plainwell - Accessories
We'll be sending text message alerts for your subscription to


text:
A function, by definition, is the purpose of something. In the context of biomimicry, function refers to the role played by an organism's adaptations or behaviors that enable it to survive. Importantly, function can also refer to something you need your design solution to do.Learn More
- Strategies
All Strategies (1672)
Break down
Get, store, or distribute resources
Maintain community
Maintain physical integrity
Move or stay put
Process information
- Products
All Products (200)
Break down
Get, store, or distribute resources
Maintain community
Maintain physical integrity
Move or stay put
Process information
- Cooperate and compete
Between (eco)systems (1)
Between different species (27)
Within a (eco)system (17)
Within the same species (21)
- Coordinate
Activities (23)
Groups (self-organize) (16)
Systems (3)
- Provide ecosystem services
Biological control of populations, pests, diseases (13)
Control erosion and sediment (13)
Cycle nutrients (25)
Detoxification/purification of air/water/waste (5)
Disperse seeds (27)
Generate soil/renew fertility (12)
Maintain biodiversity (37)
Pollinate (8)
Regulate atmospheric composition (1)
Regulate climate (4)
Regulate habitat response to disturbance (28)
Regulate hydrological flows (7)
Regulate water storage (6)
- Calming coastal waters: red mangrove
- Multiple organisms strip nutrients: forests
- Root systems control erosion: vascular plants
- Ecosystem demonstrates sustainability: prairie
- Reefs protect shorelines: sand tube
- Estuaries rely on ecosystem engineers: diatoms
- Mounds increase diversity: mound-building termites
- Fallen trees stabilize, enrich soil: Douglas fir forests
- Stream remodeling alters ecosystems: American beaver
- Stabilizing loose sand: spiders
- Excavating behavior increases ecosystem biodiversity: red grouper
- Foraging aids revegetation: greater bilby
- Biopolymer secretions serve numerous life-supporting functions: Everglades periphyton communities


text:
For information on careers at Sheraton Clayton Plaza Hotel St. Louis, please use the contact details below.
To be considered for exciting career opportunities, please submit resumes by email.
Please contact our sales and catering team to reserve meeting rooms and/or group room blocks of ten or more rooms per night.
Please contact our sales team to reserve group room blocks of ten or more rooms per night.
If you need a direct-bill application for a future group or a copy of a previous billing, please contact our Billing/Accounting Department.


text:
Perfect Strangers
Release Date: January 1st, 1950
Not Yet Rated|1 hr. 31 min.
Plot Summary
A divorcee (Ginger Rogers) and a married father (Dennis Morgan) fall in love while serving as jurors at a murder trial.
Cast: Ginger Rogers, Dennis Morgan, Thelma Ritter, Margalo Gillmore, Anthony Ross, Frank Cady, George Chandler, Frances Charles
Director: Bretaigne Windust
Genres: Drama


text:
Telephone & Addresses
(1 - 4 from 49
Randy Hildebrand, El Campo, US, PO Box ******
View Rev. Randy's social profiles and photos on Facebook, MySpace, and +40 Networks.
Randy Hildebrand, Grand Rapids, US, Carlton Ave NE
View Rev. Randy's social profiles and photos on Facebook, MySpace, and +40 Networks.
Randy Hildebrand, Jacksonville, US, Gency Ct
View Rev. Randy's social profiles and photos on Facebook, MySpace, and +40 Networks.
Randy Hildebrand in Winnipeg MB R3G2L9 | Canada411.ca
Contact information for Randy Hildebrand in Winnipeg, Manitoba (MB), ... tool to find and connect with Randy Hildebrand and businesses in Winnipeg MB ...
Yellow Page contacts
Network Profiles
(1 - 4 from 28
LinkedIn: randy hildebrand | LinkedIn
View randy hildebrand's professional profile on LinkedIn. LinkedIn is the world's largest business network, helping professionals like randy hildebrand discover ...
Randy Hildebrand Video Game Credits - MobyGames
Randy Hildebrand has been credited on games developed by the following companies: BioWare Corporation, Electronic Arts Black Box, Electronic Arts C...
lastFM: (randyhildebrand)
Age: 23, male
Business Profiles
(1 - 4 from 5
Randy Hildebrand, Connect.edu - United States | Viadeo
Web Development Intern - Website developer involved in many technologies. Currently have a strong interest in developing C++ and Java applications. - View ...
Randy Hildebrand | Steinbach Mennonite Church | ZoomInfo.com
View Randy Hildebrand's business profile as Minister of Youth at Steinbach Mennonite Church and see work history, affiliations and more.
Randy Hildebrand | Florida | SaleSpider
Randy Hildebrand is currently living in Florida, works in
Randy Hildebrand | TREASURER'S | ZoomInfo.com
View Randy Hildebrand's business profile and see work history, affiliations and more.
Private Homepages
(1 - 4 from 6
Contact Us - Canadian LumberCanadian Lumber
CFO: Randy Hildebrand firstname.lastname@example.com. Credit Department: June Klassen email@example.com. Accounts Payable: Marilyn Elias
Decks Winkler - Randy Hildebrand Construction
"Randy Hildebrand Construction". Sponsored Links: Randy Hildebrand Construction is a provider of Decks products/services in Winkler Manitoba, Canada.
Randy Hildebrand name analyze
Calculated frequency of Randy Hildebrand name-surname combination is: 9.28E -8% - approx number is: Fourteen person(s) in US during the 1990 census.
randy hildebrand construction, 955 Parkview DR
randy hildebrand construction, 955 Parkview DR , Winkler
(1 - 4 from 8
classmates: Randy Hildebrand Sr., Class of 1989 - Start High School ...
Randy Hildebrand Sr. 1989 graduate of Start High School in Toledo, OH is on Classmates.com. Get caught up with Randy Hildebrand Sr. and other high school ...
classmates: Randy Hildebrand
Princess Margaret Senior Secondary School, Surrey, BC, 1974-1978
classmates: Randy Hildebrand
Taylor Center High School, Taylor, MI, 1960-1964
classmates: Randy Hildebrand
Connersville High School, Connersville, IN, 1962-1966
Bad news
(1 - 4 from 15
legacy.com: Rev. James David Hildebrand
Rev. James David Hildebrand,64, of Adena, Ohio, passed Saturday July 4, 2015 at Canonsburg Hospital, PA. He was born in Dayton, Ohio on October 23, 1950, a son of the late
findagrave: Hildebrand, Randy B.
07/24/1955 - 02/26/2011, Jefferson City (Cole County, Missouri)
Verna Morgan Obituary - Nanty Glo, Pennsylvania - Tributes ...
... and from 10:30 am until time of funeral service at 11am Wednesday at Laurel Mountain Bible Church, the Rev. Randy Hildebrand, officiating.
Frances Hildebrand Obituary - Frederick, MD | The Frederick ...
... pallbearers will be John Edwards, Richard Hildebrand Jr., Michael Harris Jr., Mark Hamilton, Josh Cramer and Randy Hildebrand Jr.
(1 - 4 from 7
Adi Wadi Willenawahi Christian Place She who Carries Sun ...
Wife of Chief Great Eagle Reuben Brock Mother of Chief "Red Bird" Aaron Brock. Managed by: Randy Hildebrand. Last Updated: July 21, 2011 ...
Randy Eric Hildebrand, father of 0 - Ancestry
Potential photos and documents for Randy Eric Hildebrand. View All 10 Images · Randy Hildebrand. Randy Eric Hildebrand · Randy Hildebrand.
Hildebrand Thomas Giles Alington (1866 - d.) - Genealogy
Genealogy for Hildebrand Thomas Giles Alington (1866 - d.) on Geni with over 100 million profiles of ancestors and living relatives.
1918 Observer, Newberry County, South Carolina Genealogy Trails
... 7/11/1918 at the home of the bride's mother Mrs. J. N. Fowles of 813 Henderson Street, Columbia SC officiated by Rev. Hildebrand Eikhoff, US Army Chaplain.
Books & Literature
(1 - 4 from 11
The 82nd by R. R. Hildebrand — Reviews, Discussion ...
Randy Hildebrand · Dec 28, 2010 Randy Hildebrand added it. Excellent creative piece of work. flag Like · see review · R.r. Hildebrand rated it it ...
Forgiven: The Amish School Shooting, a Mother's Love, and ...
But my younger sister, Jean, and her husband, Randy Hildebrand, were homeschooling their growing family, eventually eight children. Close friends of theirs, ...
New York Yankees Home Runs: A Comprehensive Factbook, ...
... Lloyd Morris, Ed Crowder, Alvin Whitehill, Earl Stine, Lee Brown, Lloyd Dietrich, Bill Stewart, Lefty Newsom, Bobo Walkup, Jim Gumpert, Randy Hildebrand, ...
Rev. Randy Hildebrand's Books and Publications Spotlight
Rev. Randy is an accomplished musician, part-time missionary and youth pastor. The 82nd represents his first foray into ebook publishing. Proceeds from ebook sales ...
Related Documents
(1 - 3 from 5
Demographic And Clinical Characteristics Of Men With ...
... Jill S. Knauss, Randy Hildebrand, Gina Norwood, Marie Durborow and Christopher Helker, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine; and John W. Kusek ...
Mar 6.pub - SEMC Online
Steinbach Mennonite: Randy Hildebrand, Fernando Hiebert & Heiko Giesbrecht. #GatherGrowGo. #ThePerfectAim. Vespers Service, March 6, ...
Wednesday Division 1 CUT LINE DIVISION STANDINGS
35th Ken Penner & Doug Enns. 56.5. 4. 36th Rob Suderman & Randy Hildebrand. 56.5. 5. 37th Don Falk & John Schmidt. 47.5. 3.5. 38th Brian Penner & Bernie ...
Download the 2013 Reportbook here. - Mennonite Church ...
then Craig Friesen, and presently Randy Hildebrand. From 2000 to 2005 Mar- vin and Tanell Wirzba served as Pastors of Family Life.
Minutes - Hanover School Division
ROLL CALL. UPON THE ROLL BEING CALLED, THE FOLLOWING WERE PRESENT: BOARD MEMBERS: Randy Hildebrand. Marilyn Plett. Lynn Barkman.
Randy Hildebrand - issuu
Randy Hildebrand's profile on issuu. Millions of readers find and share the magazines, catalogs and publications they love on issuu.
Video & Audio
Randy Hildebrand - YouTube
Randy Hildebrand. SubscribeSubscribedUnsubscribe 1. Loading... Loading... Working... This channel has no content. Language: English; Country: Worldwide
Uploads von Randy Hildebrand - YouTube
Randy Hildebrand · Home · Videos · Playlists · Discussion ... Randy Hildebrand ... from Randy Hildebrand. by Randy Hildebrand; 1 video; 6 minutes, 17 seconds.
Randy Hildebrand on Vimeo
Randy Hildebrand is a member of Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.
(1 - 4 from 12
Fire damages Aurora house
05.07.2012 [Dearborn Country Register] - The house at 7035 Sherman Drive, Aurora, is owned by Randy Hildebrand. The back porch and some siding were damaged, and no one was injured. Damage is estimated at about $10000, and the cause remains under investigation, said AFD Safety Officer
'Ecstatic' over school ruling - Winnipeg Free Press
Trustees met Tuesday and board chairman Randy Hildebrand and superintendent Randy Dueck informed Wiens of the decision in a ...
Family of slain witness still waiting for justice | Archive ...
"Randy Hildebrand played a major role in David's execution and received the lightest sentence of all," Eichelberger said. According to court ...
Missouri Events, Car Auctions, Swap Meets, Motorcycle ...
May 7, 2016 - May 7, 2016, Randy Hildebrand 417-532-9863, Lebanon. Loafers 21st Annual Car Show Saturday May 7, 2016. May 7, 2016 - May 7, 2016, Allan ...
Reports & Statements
(1 - 4 from 9
randy hild | Tumblr
Randy Hildebrand Software. Randy's Resume and software contribution. <>. Most popular. Most popularMost recent. Filter by post type. All posts ...
Randy Hildebrand's profile — Diggy's Adventure Forum
Randy Hildebrand's profile — Diggy's Adventure Forum — Diggy's Adventure Official Discussion Forum.
Moodle in English: Unable to grade essays
Picture of Rev. Randy Hildebrand. Unable to grade essays. Rev. Randy Hildebrand. Friday, 24 October 2008, 7:45 PM. I am using Moodle 1.8.3. A student ...
2010 Holiday Wishes from BioWare to our Community
Randy Hildebrand, Studio Ops. Meri kurisumasu minasan! Anzende tanoshii horideeshizun wo motte. Atarashii geemu ga dete kuru toki 3 tsuki ...
(1 - 20 from 67
REv. Randy HILdebrand - Ulule
REv. Randy HILdebrand. rev-randy-hildebrand. 0 progetti; 0 contatti. Owl sad. Nessun progetto per ora... Scopri progetti. @rev-randy-hildebrand. Aderito 4 anni ...
Randy Hildebrand (PMP, Dipl.-Ing), Software Development ...
Randy Hildebrand (PMP, Dipl.-Ing), Software Development Manager at AbeBooks, an Amazon Company in Canada.
Leave Rev Randy Hildebrand Message
Leave a message to Rev Randy Hildebrand. You can leave message to anyone and everyone. Rev Randy Hildebrand will see your message eventually.
Who is Randy Hildebrand? - About Randy Hildebrand ...
Randy Hildebrand Profile. Birthday: E-Mail: Phone Number: -; Place Lived: Canada; University: Job: BioWare. Randy Hildebrand Image. Randy Hildebrand ...
Randy Hildebrand (@randuhildebrand) • Instagram photos ...
See Instagram photos and videos from Randy Hildebrand (@randuhildebrand)
Hildebrand, Randy - Mennonite Archival Image Database
This photo shows CMBC students Rick Janzen and Randy Hildebrand posing for the camera. CMBC Sports: 1984/85 Men's Volleyball ...
Randy Hildebrand - Game-OST
... Статьи · Саундтреки · Скачать · Рецензии · Лирика · Контакты · Цифры. Войти. Персоны · Персоны на букву "R"; Randy Hildebrand ...
Instrument of Righteousness. Sep 19, 2009 |. Charity. The concert schedule of clarinetist Rev. Randy Hildebrand. ... Read more ...
With My Morning Coffee - Traffic Exchange Program Interview
My name is Rev. Randy Hildebrand, Admin of http://withmymorningcoffee.com. So where did you come from? I am from Holiday, FL USA
360 Painting Review - PAINTING CONTRACTORS in ...
Business Management. Mr. Randy Hildebrand, President. Contact Information. Principal: Mr. Randy Hildebrand, President ...
Broostrom, Kenneth - Brookside Funeral Home and Crematory
From previous marriages there are his sons, Michael Sleeth (Metta); Randy Hildebrand (Linda); Bob Broostrom (Margaret); and Ken Jr; ...
Category III chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome ...
... Marie Durborow ; Stephen Durborow ; Lori Fanelli ; John T. Farrar ; Harold I. Feldman ; Christopher Helker ; Randy Hildebrand ; Xueyou Hu ; Sarah Kang ; Lori ...
Company List w/Stewards Info. - Teamsters Local 429
Steward. Kevin Weber Asst. Steward. Aramark Uniform Services, Mike Konnick Randy Hildebrand. Arkema, Inc. Kim Lorah Head Steward. Martin Strunk Steward.
Garrosh Hellscream Tribute | WoW Gold Guides
Randy Hildebrand says: October 30, 2014 at 1:22 pm. If you stand infront of the boss you can still be parried at 7.5% expertise. You have to be ...
Greater Ozarks Mustang Club - Event Calendar
Make: Ford. Model: MUSTANG. Club URL: Click HERE. Contact Name: Randy Hildebrand. Contact Phone: 417-532-9863. Contact Email: blpony59@hotmail.
Host City: Steinbach | Sport Manitoba
Back Roe (left to right): Jason Peters, Geoff Dilts, Anne Barkman, Ray Tetrault, Randy Hildebrand, Gemma Brown, Mike Bernard, Elma Friesen, Jennifer Leak
In Memory of Alfreda HILDEBRAND --
She is survived by one son, Randy Hildebrand and his wife Cathi of Lebanon; two daughters, Rebecca Perry and her husband Bobby, and ...
Meth Is A Growing Concern In Steinbach - Steinbachonline ...
Chair Randy Hildebrand says more people are using a cheap, but highly dangerous drug. "Right now in our area, we are hearing from police ... 31 Mar - 19 Apr Vita Soccer Registration 220 3rd Street Vita ...
Obituary for Laura Rourke - Erb & Good Family Funeral Home
Randy Hildebrand to officiate. Interment to follow at Parkview Cemetery, Waterloo. Following the interment, everyone is invited to a reception at the church.
Parts Team - Green Line Equipment - Parts
Norfolk Parts Team (402) 371-7333. Tad Jilg Parts Manager, Jeff Schultz, Loren Smydra. Paul Rosner, Randy Hildebrand. Plainview Parts Team (402) 582-4840 ...
Related search requests for Rev. Randy Hildebrand
|Bruce Hildebrand
Forename "Randy" (24202)
Name "Hildebrand" (1214)
sorted by relevance / date


text:
Juanma Lopez: Salido is a Dangerous, Difficult Opponent
By Jhonny Gonzalez
WBO featherweight champion Juan Manuel Lopez (30-0, 27KOs) is not listening to the critics who believe his next defense of the title is a walk in the park. On April 16 at the Coliseo Roberto Clemente in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Juanma will defend the title against former champion Orlando Salido (34-11, 22KOs) of Mexico.
Salido has not been stopped in over ten years. He suffered several early knockout defeats when he was mismatched as a young prospect against far more experienced opponents. As he grew in the ranks and gained experience, he fought hard in distance fights with Robert Guerrero, Juan Manuel Marquez and Yuriorkis Gamboa. He knocked out Rogers Mtagwa in five rounds. Mtagwa was on the verge of a Juanma upset in 2009.
"This fight is against a great fighter. On his record are 11 defeats, but he lost by decision to Juan Manuel Marquez and he lost by unanimous decision to Yuriorkis Gamboa. This guy knocked out Rogers Mtagwa in five rounds. He's difficult and dangerous. Salido is a guy who throws a lot of punches, so I expect a war," Juanma said. "Either by decision or by knockout, I will definitely win. It will be a great fight, but Puerto Rico will celebrate that day because we will win."
[URL="http://www.mouthofradness.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Haters-are-going-to-hate.jpg"]http://www.mouthofradness.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Haters-are-going-to-hate.jpg[/URL]Comment by PEBBLES! on 02-11-2011
[QUOTE=martin_1995;10091884]11 lost, 5 of them by ko. Hahahaha. Lets all watch this crappy fight by internet. Let's not pay for this ****. What's wrong with him facing Cab? I know juanma should beat Cab but, why not fight him? He's…Comment by martin_1995 on 02-11-2011
11 lost, 5 of them by ko. Hahahaha. Lets all watch this crappy fight by internet. Let's not pay for this ****. What's wrong with him facing Cab? I know juanma should beat Cab but, why not fight him? He's…Comment by armindo54 on 02-11-2011
[QUOTE=onechance87;10090248]Mikey garcia is waiting for u juanma:boxing:[/QUOTE] Tell Mikey to take a ticket and have a seat. He's nothing special!!Comment by ny123 on 02-11-2011
[QUOTE=RompeCuloz;10090259]juanmma vs another Bum. I am getting the impression that he hand picks opponents.[/QUOTE] Juanma has arguably the best or second best resume at fw right now. Im not excusing his duck of Cab but facts are facts.Post a Comment - View More User Comments (9)


text:
831 NE Avery Street, Newport, OR 97365 • Ph: 541-265-8571 • Fax: 541-265-3862
Current E-Edition
Forgot Password?
Top Stories
Top Stories
Jobless rate at 6.1 percent
Modified: Monday, Sep 26th, 2016
LINCOLN COUNTY -- The unemployment rate in Lincoln County climbed to its highest point of 2016, as a wealth of people joined the labor force in search of work last month.
The jobless rate hit 6.1 percent in August, the Oregon Employment Department said in a release Tuesday, Sept. 20. The reading broke a seven-month string of sub-6 percent rates
Toledo council fills vacant seat with former planner
Modified: Monday, Sep 26th, 2016
TOLEDO -- The Toledo City Council selected a new member to fill its vacant seat, in a split vote between two candidates with a history of public service.
Jerry Seth, president of the Toledo Planning Commission, beat out former Toledo mayor and councilor Ralph Grutzmacher to fill the recently lost position of late councilor Julie Rockwell.
Women still struggling to reach gender parity
Modified: Saturday, Sep 24th, 2016
SALEM -- A detailed report on the status of women and girls in Oregon reveals the state has a long way to go in achieving gender parity, from wage equality to child care to sexual assault.
However, that same report also shows Lincoln County is slightly more equitable than the rest of Oregon in most categories.
Drained reservoir yields secrets during extensive repair work
Modified: Friday, Sep 23rd, 2016
DEPOE BAY -- The biggest municipal public works project in decades has been quietly taking place beyond sight at an aging, 19.5-million gallon earthen reservoir.
Drained of water for extensive repairs, public works officials were recently surprised at what they found. Expecting the normal buildup of 2,000 cubic yards of silt, workers instead encountered 6,000 -- nearly 600 dump-truck loads
Vacant property eyed by city carries price of $1.1 million
Modified: Friday, Sep 23rd, 2016
NEWPORT -- While officials continue to examine ways to improve the parking situation in popular areas such as the Bayfront and Nye Beach, a recent move by the city council could add parking to the city's center.
On Monday, Sept. 19, the Newport City Council voted to move forward with plans to purchase the property south of City Hall, across
Leaders seek permanent warming shelter in area
Posted: Thursday, Sep 22nd, 2016
NEWPORT -- An effort is underway to establish a permanent warming shelter in Newport with the goal of eventually building a community of "tiny houses" for people without homes.
Traci Flowers, a Newport resident who has been involved in providing temporary shelters in recent years, is to have a shelter in place during the next month or two.
$10K in petty cash available to student families
Posted: Thursday, Sep 22nd, 2016
NEWPORT -- A dollar here, another 40 cents there -- it adds up quick. At least, it did at the Lincoln County School District office, where $10,861.17 remains unclaimed.
Thousands of students still have petty leftover balances in their lunch accounts, said LCSD Business Director Julie Baldwin.
Two dead, several injured in weekend car crashes
Modified: Thursday, Sep 22nd, 2016
LINCOLN COUNTY -- Two Marion County residents were killed, and another was severely injured in a crash on Highway 18 last weekend.
The accident occurred near Milepost 1, just east of Lincoln City, around 6:40 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 17.
Free speech restrictions under revision at OCCC
Posted: Thursday, Sep 22nd, 2016
NEWPORT -- The Oregon Coast Community College is in the midst of updating its free speech policy after a review of current rules discovered out-of-date restrictions.
"It gets really, really complicated, so it's good to have our own legal advice in how to do this in a way that preserves the learning environment and preserves student and staff rights," said
Good Samaritan saves man from hanging self at bridge
Posted: Thursday, Sep 22nd, 2016
WALDPORT -- It was the actions of a good Samaritan who stopped a man from taking his own life on the Alsea Bay Bridge on Wednesday, Sept. 21.
Lt. Brian Cameron with the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office said they received a call about a male trying to hang himself from the bridge around 9:55 a.m.
County dissolving latent districts
Posted: Thursday, Sep 22nd, 2016
NEWPORT -- The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners took action recently to begin the dissolution of several special districts that are no longer active.
At their meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 14, the commissioners heard from Assistant County Counsel Jerry Herbage, who described the proposed dissolution as a form of housekeeping.
Lincoln City aims for new logo
Posted: Thursday, Sep 22nd, 2016
LINCOLN CITY -- The city's $3 million tourist agency, charged with coming up with a new emblem for Lincoln City, has begun a series of "focus groups" to rate several new logo designs.
Ed Dreisdadt, director of the Visitors and Convention Bureau (VCB), said the bewildering collection of official insignias -- at least 12 different designs in all -- are
Clinton's White House bid takes a hit
Posted: Thursday, Sep 22nd, 2016
The odds of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton moving to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. have decreased dramatically in the past few weeks.
The "Who will win the presidency?" forecast -- a product from the folks at FiveThirtyEight.com -- pegs her chances of winning the Nov. 8 general election at 56.5 percent, compared with 43.5 percent for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
DeCleve sentenced to 186 months in rape case
Modified: Thursday, Sep 22nd, 2016
NEWPORT -- Nearly two decades after they were subjected to a day that would darkly impact their lives, two women have found justice, in part thanks to a new legislative bill implemented on March 29 of this year.
Lincoln County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Branford sentenced Eric F. DeCleve to 186 months, or 15.5 years in prison on Tuesday, Sept.
No money to modernize bridges
Modified: Wednesday, Sep 21st, 2016
NEWPORT -- Over the last 80 years, the narrative surrounding the iconic Yaquina Bay Bridge has grown for a variety of reasons, including its increasing frailty and instability.
"We are in love with our bridge and it's an important part of our economy," said Lorna Davis, executive director of the Newport Greater Oregon Chamber of Commerce, during a tour of
Officials weighing options for halibut season
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 20th, 2016
NEWPORT -- A rare, 112-pound halibut reeled-in last weekend at a local honey hole called the "South Rockpile" could tip the scales on flatfish, according to state game officials who are weighing whether to close the season after the near-record catch.
Dan Lassen, a car dealer from Sublimity, Ore., caught the huge Pacific halibut while fishing from his 19-foot outboard
Principals push back against Smarter Balanced test
Modified: Tuesday, Sep 20th, 2016
LINCOLN COUNTY -- High school students spend too much time taking the Smarter Balanced assessment, according to principals in the Lincoln County School District.
"The average time was 23 hours to take the test," said Newport High Principal Jon Zagel. "Twenty-three hours where our kids could be in the classroom reading another novel, learning more about math, learning more
Dogs help veterans fight new war at home
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 20th, 2016
LINCOLN CITY -- More than 4,000 dogs served in the Vietnam War, where they sniffed-out land mines, booby traps and the enemy, himself.
"My dog was with me day and night for a year, and wherever I went we were together," recalled Doug Schruth, who served in the U.S. Army's 981st Military Police Company as a sentry dog handler. "We
Portland man faces rape charges in Lincoln County
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 20th, 2016
NEWPORT -- A Lincoln County Grand Jury has accused a Portland man of raping a child under the age of 16.
Theodore R. Sturm, 29, was arraigned on secret indictment charges of rape in the first degree and rape in the third degree before Lincoln County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Branford on Monday, Sept. 19.
Council retracts recycling decision
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 20th, 2016
DEPOE BAY -- Goaded by angry phone calls and emails, town elders have relented on their recent decision to shut down a popular glass recycling station.
"I would say that of all the decisions made by the city council, this one resulted in the most numerous phone calls," recounted Karla Duerig, a clerk-receptionist at city hall.
DA adds charges to sex abuse case
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 20th, 2016
NEWPORT -- The Lincoln County District Attorney's Office has piled on more charges in the sex abuse case of David F. Pearson.
The Siletz man was first indicted on 16 counts of sexual abuse, unlawful sexual penetration, and luring a minor in July. On Sept. 7, the DA's Office added six more charges.
Alleged impaired drivers cause weekend crashes
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 20th, 2016
LINCOLN COUNTY -- Two crashes that allegedly involved alcohol consumption damaged property and persons over the weekend.
A driver who caused a head-on crash at the intersection of Highway 101 and NW Art Street in Lincoln City around 9:50 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 18, allegedly registered a 0.08 blood alcohol content.
'Dungeon Cove' shines spotlight on Newport
Modified: Monday, Sep 19th, 2016
NEWPORT -- As viewers in Newport gathered around televisions for the premiere of "Deadliest Catch: Dungeon Cove," father-son fishing duo Gary and Kenny Ripka did the same -- 3,000-odd miles away, from a hotel room in New York City during a press tour for the new Discovery Channel show.
"We watched it twice," said Gary Ripka in an interview
Help for the homeless
Posted: Thursday, Sep 15th, 2016
LINCOLN COUNTY -- To be a homeless student is to encounter barrier after barrier to academic success most don't ever have to consider.
Does she have a ride to school? Does he have a place to study? Do they have clean clothes, or a backpack, or access to a shower? What about electricity to do homework after dark, or heat
Housing market sizzling in 2016
Posted: Thursday, Sep 15th, 2016
LINCOLN COUNTY -- A resilient central Oregon coast housing market racked up more than $28 million in transactions last month to notch its second best sales period 2016.
Sales of residential site-built, condominiums and townhouses weighed in at $28,663,618 in August, down from $29,123,825 in August 2015. Residential site-built is a home constructed primarily on location.
DeCleve takes plea bargain
Posted: Thursday, Sep 15th, 2016
NEWPORT -- Eric F. DeCleve, 43, has pled guilty to rape in the second degree after living as a surfing instructor under a false identity in Mexico for nearly two decades to avoid prosecution in the case.
DeCleve pled guilty to two counts of rape in the second degree and two counts of delivery of a controlled substance to a
Fall chinook project continues for second year
Posted: Thursday, Sep 15th, 2016
OTIS -- The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife considers its current work at the Salmon River Hatchery a critical piece in its goal to strike a balance between conservation and its fall chinook fishery.
Beginning Sunday, Sept. 18, ODFW will use volunteers to assist hatchery staff in netting, identifying, marking and processing returning salmon for food share programs.
Crews clean up oil spill on Highway 101
Posted: Thursday, Sep 15th, 2016
NEWPORT -- A cleanup crew continued to remove diesel fuel from Highway 101 north of Newport on Thursday, Sept. 15, after a car crash one day earlier.
The Newport Fire Department and Oregon Department of Transportation spent six hours combined cleaning up the spill after a car crossed the centerline and sideswiped a northbound Knight Transportation semitruck on Wednesday,
Police searching for suspect in drive-by shooting
Posted: Thursday, Sep 15th, 2016
OTIS -- The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office is searching for a person who allegedly fired shots at an occupied home in Otis over the weekend.
Deputies responded to a residence in the 700 block of N River Bend Road the morning of Sunday, Sept. 11, and learned that a drive-by shooting had occurred the night before around 11:30 p.m.,
Planning for future water needs in specific regions
Posted: Thursday, Sep 15th, 2016
NEWPORT -- Diverse groups working together to ensure a future water supply for all is the focus of a new planning effort in the state, led by the Oregon Water Resources Department.
In 2015, the Oregon Legislature approved $750,000 in funding to begin what is being called place-based integrated water resources planning. Four regions around the state were designated as
Stoplight upgrades address massive traffic jams
Posted: Thursday, Sep 15th, 2016
LINCOLN CITY -- Following a series of epic traffic jams, engineers from the Oregon Department of Transportation have "recalibrated" a new highway traffic signal at South 32nd Street.
The signal was installed last year as part of a $16 million highway upgrade in the Nelscott section of town. The sweeping roadway improvements were announced as a means to open up
Two vying for Yachts mayoral seat
Posted: Thursday, Sep 15th, 2016
YACHATS -- Residents in Yachats will be electing a new political leader this year as Mayor Ron Brean has decided its time to take on new endeavors.
Running in his stead in the Nov. 8 election are Gerald Stanley and W. John Moore.
Wave's acquisition of CoastCom expands network
Posted: Thursday, Sep 15th, 2016
NEWPORT -- Wave's acquisition of Newport's CoastCom has been finalized, adding to an expanding fiber-optic network that stretches from Washington to California.
The purchase transaction closed in early September, according to Mark Peterson of Pointer PR LLC, the media contact for Wave, a broadband services company based in Washington. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Damaged wastewater plant needs more repairs
Posted: Thursday, Sep 15th, 2016
TOLEDO -- A broken sieve at the Toledo Water Treatment Plant will require an additional $18,000 in repairs, effectively doubling the city's previous investment in the specialized filter.
In his first meeting with the Toledo City Council, interim City Manager Craig Martin recommended the council pay for the repairs despite a precarious balance in the city's sewer fund.
Clinton looking good in Oregon
Posted: Thursday, Sep 15th, 2016
A lowly favorability rating can't seem to put a damper on the prospects of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton winning in Oregon on Nov. 8.
An icitizen Oregon Poll released Tuesday, Sept. 13, showed Clinton with a 15-percentage point lead over Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
Locals to decide on weed tax
Modified: Wednesday, Sep 14th, 2016
NEWPORT -- Five cities and Lincoln County have measures on the Nov. 8 general election ballot that, if approved, would impose a 3 percent sales tax on all marijuana items sold by retailers.
County commissioners and the city councils of Newport, Lincoln City, Depoe Bay, Waldport and Yachats have adopted ordinances that voters must approve in order to become effective
Highway 101 crash stymies traffic near Milepost 134
Modified: Wednesday, Sep 14th, 2016
LINCOLN COUNTY -- The Oregon Department of Transportation is reporting a 20 minute delay on Highway 101 near Milepost 134, north of Newport, after a crash involving a car and semi truck on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 14.
Emergency personnel are on scene. Fire crews are pouring sawdust on fuel that has spilled on the roadway.
Scouting for leaks
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 13th, 2016
WALDPORT -- Public works employees are utilizing smoke to scout Waldport's sewer system with the goal of correcting any deficiencies before they become hazardous or costly.
The testing began last week on Sept. 6, and will continue for another "couple of weeks," Public Works Director Scott Andry said.
Shooting case still unsolved
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 13th, 2016
LINCOLN CITY -- A nationwide dragnet is underway for a "person of interest" who was involved in a car chase and shooting near the Department of Motor Vehicles office that left two people wounded on Friday, Aug. 26.
"We're following up leads and still interested in locating the subject," said Lt. Jerry Palmer of the Lincoln City Police Department.
Assessment scores in district stuck below state standard
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 13th, 2016
LINCOLN COUNTY -- Test scores in the Lincoln County School District are largely stagnant, according to the most recent figures released by the Oregon Department of Education (ODE).
The Smarter Balanced Assessment tests proficiency in math and language arts, gauging district by measuring how many of its students meet or exceed the statewide target. Students take the test in third
Parking shortage puts squeeze on city
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 13th, 2016
DEPOE BAY -- Parking, already tight as a fiddle string, has become the biggest issue around the world's smallest navigable harbor.
The shortage of parking spaces got worse several months ago when the owners of a 50-space municipal parking lot called their lease, roped off the 45,000-square-foot paved and striped property, and put it up for sale at $299,500.
Student allegedly drives through school barrier
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 13th, 2016
NEWPORT -- A Newport High School senior is accused of reckless driving and endangering after allegedly driving his car through school barricades, nearly striking a school employee and several pedestrians.
Alexis "David" Yanez-Gomez, 18, also faces charges of hit-and-run and second-degree criminal mischief stemming from the Thursday, Sept. 9, incident.
Lincoln City tourism czar aims for festival market
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 13th, 2016
LINCOLN CITY -- The head of the city's $3 million tourism office said his agency has been overhauled and reorganized, and is now poised to challenge Newport's grip on the festival market.
"Our goal is to have something the size and scope of the Seafood and Wine Festival, which brings 15,000 to 20,000 people," declared Ed Dreisdadt, who was hired
New candidates vying for Waldport City Council
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 13th, 2016
WALDPORT -- There will be some new faces on the Waldport City Council next year, but one of those won't be mayor as Susan Woodruff no longer faces a challenger.
Jim Lewman had filed for mayoral candidacy but was not registered to vote, one of the requirements to run, according to County Clerk Dana Jenkins.
Newport plans for beautification
Posted: Tuesday, Sep 13th, 2016
NEWPORT -- The city of Newport is looking to contract with an outside source to keep the coastal town looking pristine in coming years.
City Manager Spencer Nebel proposed doing so during last week's city council meeting on Sept. 6.
You May Also Like
Select Page:
Top Stories
1 Months
3 Months
6 Months
12 Months
Advanced Search
Enter your search terms
Submit search form
MPG Ratings
World News
Copyright 2016 News Media Corporation
Business Portal


text:
Good stuff, I'd hate for you to break an excellent habit!
Nice to hear from you Rig D and Mr. Anthony you know I always follow your posts as well. I'll probably keep posting, after all it's kind of ingrained in my weekly habits.
Good stuff, I'd hate for you to break an excellent habit!
All right everyone, time for a fitness challenge. I'm building up to 10 tri-sets of 10 pull-ups, 30 push-ups and 50 body weight squats with a 1 minute rest between sets. Just did 6 sets today and will add one set every workout and should be at 10 sets by the end of next week. Anyone else up for this? Think I will post this in the fitness section of the Forum as well.
If my livelihood didn't depend on my ability to walk, I'd be all over this. I've been doing workouts like this lately!
Steak, eggs, potatoes - fruits, nuts, berries and forage. Coconut milk and potent herbs and spices. Tea instead of coffee now and teeny amounts of kelp daily. Let's see how this does! Not really had dairy much, and gut seems better for it.
That is really something. This'll stay with me, I'm gonna have a bad guilt trip if I'm weak and soft and arthritic at 60. Just more evidence that health at a high age isn't just possible, it's probable if you follow a good diet and have a good regimen. Congratulations! You really deserve your success.
I'm probably correct in guessing, though, that you have previous sports/athletic/military experience? Can't put my finger on it, but you seem like that kind of guy. Great work in any case.
Last edited by canuck416; 05-19-2014 at 09:09 AM.
Why use a sledge hammer to crack a nut when a steam roller is even more effective, and, is fun to drive.
[QUOTE=edennperez1;1483818]Probably the snoring! Hubby snores and he's about to get the permanent boot to the couch. ]
Ha Ha...Nothing wrong with getting separate bedrooms to ensure a good nights sleep.


text:
Good fast service. Alamo did not capture a small fortune on my debit card for security as other rental companies do, a huge bonus; they simply hold the total rental fee. For once I took out collision insurance, kind of got talked into it. But a black scrape mark turned up on the front bumper somehow . . . and no questions asked, did not have a last minute hassle with my own insurance deductable, etc. Got away very fast with no problems. One thing I did not like: they gave me a keyring with all three keys on it: two of the expensive micro-chip security keys and one normal key and the keyring WAS CRIMPED TOGETHER so that the keys could not be separated. And there was a tag on the key ring which stated "Average Key Replacement Cost $225." Go figure. That's 3x$225 if you lose the single keyring, and of course having the three keys together on a permanently locked keyring is useless for redundant access. They need to CHANGE THIS and I was tempted to rate three stars but I got over it.
San Jose National Car Rental
A-1 Easy Rent-A-Car Inc
306 S Buena Vista Ave, San Jose, CA 95126
- (408) 277-0604
Showing1-8 of 8results
Don't have much experience w/ them yet. And their hours are extremely inconvenient. I wouldn't recommend it until the hours expand to 7:30am-6pm and Saturdays. People who own cars generally have jobs and thus can't be there 8-5! On the plus side, they have a dvd player and one kids movie, so I can park my toddler in the waiting room without too much whining and fussing. That's a big plus for us working moms.
We have rented from the Curtner location about six times now and have nothing but praise for everyone that works there, especially Don, their manager. They didn't have the car we wanted this latest time so they gave us an upgrade and it was great! We wouldn't go anyplace else as they also pick you up and drop you off and customer service is top-rated.


text:
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Homemade rafts, kayaks, canoes and paddleboarders alike fought the rain and Savannah River on Saturday during the Savannah Riverkeepers 8th annual Paddlefest.
Jay Jacobs, the outreach coordinator for the Savannah Riverkeeper, said the event is a great chance for people to enjoy the river.
Paddlefest is a yearly canoe, kayak, stand-up paddle board and homemade raft event that has timed racing, as well as recreational divisions, he said. So, theres pleasure paddling and competitive racing.
Jacobs, a North Augusta High School graduate, set up the Paddlefest course on Wednesday and called it a challenge for participants.
The course is made up of two distinct parts; the shoals area which is navigating around rocks and a little bit of rapids theres class 2 rapids, he said. Then, once you come out of the rapids, theres open water; so there are two different kinds of paddling, which is something you dont get in a lot of places. Its a pretty well-trod course, and people know what to expect year after year. This year, the water was up, which made it more fun.
Homemade rafts are one draw of Paddlefest for groups.
Rafts, in the past, have been made up using bicycles, sails or flotation devices, Jacobs said.
The homemade rafts start at North Augusta boat landing. Its all flat there are no rapids or anything like that, he said. The biggest challenge for homemade rafts is staying together and finishing the course. You get some people who overthink it the Huck Finn method is probably the best. Where you let the river do most of the work and just steer the raft, maybe paddle a few times. Creative license has its place, but its best to let the current do the work.
The Merriwether Fire Department made a raft for Paddlefest, using empty drums, a siren and fire truck decorations.
Joey Smith, chief of the Merriwether Fire Department, said, Paddlefest was great. I wish it hadnt rained, but we enjoyed it. We had a lot of fun coming down the river.
Back in May, we decided we wanted to put together a raft and have some fun; do something different. We do water rescue, as well; so it was something we were thinking about. We came up with the old fire truck theme, and we made it to the end.
Jacobs and the Riverkeeper are hoping to have better weather next year for Paddlefest. Rain and thunderstorms have dampened the race the past few years.
Every year we hope to get bigger, he said. For the last three years, its been pretty difficult. Weve had problems with the weather or the water being too high. This year, we had a little bit of rain, which doesnt bother the people on the water, but it makes having live music more challenging. Turnout was just a little low, but everybody here is having a good time. Maybe, next year, barring locusts or a mudslide, we can have a clear weekend to have a good time.
The money from Paddlefest helps the Savannah Riverkeeper run throughout the year.
We are 100 percent member supported, Jacobs said. When you participate in something like Paddlefest, that money goes directly into maintaining the river that could be fishability, drinkability or swimability all of the water quality of the river. The water that were on today is also the water that sustains us, so we need to take care of it.
For more information on the Savannah Riverkeeper, call 706-826-8991 or visit savannahriverkeeper.org.
T.J. Lundeen is a reporter for The North Augusta Star. Follow him on Twitter @lundeentj for more updates.
© 2016 Aiken Standard an Evening Post Industries company. All Rights Reserved.
Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Parental Consent Form.


text:
Baymont Inn & Suites Fairborn Wright Patterson AFB is located 1.3 mi (2.1 km) from Wright-Patterson AFB and within a 10-minute drive of Wright State University. This 68-room hotel welcomes guests with free breakfast and conveniences like free in-room WiFi and free self parking. National Museum of the United States Air Force is also within a 15-minute drive.
Free continental breakfast is included with your stay and awaits you each morning.
All of Baymont Inn & Suites Fairborn Wright Patterson AFB's 68 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. Guests can expect free WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include free weekday newspapers, free local calls, and ironing boards.
Property features
Baymont Inn & Suites Fairborn Wright Patterson AFB features a fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and conference space. You can take advantage of free parking if you drive. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry and securing valuables. Additional amenities include a 24-hour business center, coffee/tea in a common area, and express check-in.
- Free continental breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Fitness center
Baymont Inn & Suites Fairborn Wright Patterson AFB730 E Xenia Drive Fairborn OH 45324
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Event facilities measuring 1800 square feet (167 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in a common area. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Conference space size (meters) - 167
- Free WiFi
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 1800
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Fireplace in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Laundry facilities
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 3
- Total number of rooms - 68
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free WiFi
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free weekday newspaper
- Free toiletries
- Desk
- Free local calls
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- Partially open bathroom
- Premium TV channels
- Shower/tub combination
- Television
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 20-25 per pet, per night, plus a deposit of USD 20.00-25.00 per night
- 2 per room
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Optional extras
- Pet deposit: USD 20.00-25.00 per night
- Pet fee: USD 20-25 per pet, per night
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
Hotel Name
- Baymont Inn Wright Patterson
- Baymont Inn Wright Patterson AFB Fairborn
- Baymont Inn Wright Patterson AFB Hotel Fairborn


text:
Choosing The Perfect Wine For a Wedding Is a Tough Job
Dennis Monroe of Lewisville, N.C., was in charge of the wine for his daughter's wedding last summer, so he asked us for help. What white? What red? What Champagne? How much?
We're asked questions about wine for weddings all the time, so we thought it would be a good idea to write about that. Sure, peak wedding season is still months away, but fretful parents and wedding planners are doing much of the work now. So here are some thoughts from us -- and stick around for a report from the front line, too, now that the Monroe-Loiacono wedding is over.
The right wine is important to a wedding. You want your guests to appreciate the wines and your good taste, and to look back on every aspect of the day with fond memories. Not only that, but the wines from your wedding will always be special to you. You'd be amazed at the number of people who tell us that they're still saving a bottle from their wedding 10, 20 and even 50 years ago. On the other hand, most weddings are pretty large gatherings, and wine for that many people can be awfully expensive if you're not careful.
It's impossible to give one-size-fits-all advice for weddings. Much depends on how many people you're inviting, the size of your budget, whether you're having a reception with just drinks and hors d'oeuvres or a sit-down dinner, and so many other factors. Katrina Brown and Rodney Hunt, for instance, are getting married in Austin, Texas, in April and are serving what they call "a true Texas reception dinner-barbecue brisket, ribs, sausage and chicken." They asked us what "down-to-earth wine" they should serve with it (we suggested a Rioja from Spain, slightly chilled).
Perfect Champagne
We're not really up-to-date on weddings, since we got married so long ago that John wore a brown suit. We invited only 17 guests. We only wanted to serve Champagne, and we wanted to make sure everybody's glass was always full, so we bought 18 bottles of Taittinger, which has always been "our" Champagne. The bubbly was perfect before the ceremony and later with the celebratory dinner featuring Dottie's mother's famous roast lamb. There was just one bottle of Taittinger left for us to take on our honeymoon train to Napa.
The bubbly is very important, and this is no time to scrimp. If there is a sparkler that's special to the couple for some reason, that's the best sparkler to serve. Otherwise, go with something special -- either the very elegant Schramsberg from California or one of the Champagnes from France with Heidsieck in the name. Any of these will cost somewhere around $25 a bottle. If that's too pricey, Domaine Carneros and Piper Sonoma from California are very good at $11 to $16. If you're having a blast with hordes, there's Freixenet Cordon Negro Brut from Spain for about $8.
For the white wine, we'd suggest a Chardonnay or Chardonnay-based wine, because everybody likes Chardonnay. Cambria is always a reliable name. Instead of an American Chardonnay, also consider a Macon, which will probably cost less, might taste better with food and has the cachet of being French. Another white alternative that's good with food is a light, understated Sauvignon Blanc, such as Chateau Ste. Michelle from Washington state.
For the red, we suggest Merlot because everybody feels comfortable with Merlot. Benziger and Ste. Michelle are both very likable. If you'd like to take a little risk with your guests, think about a Zinfandel. St. Francis is reliable, and Zabaco is widely available and a good buy.
Heather Leed, however, makes a cogent argument that we're all wet here. Ms. Leed, of San Diego, is marrying Dan Neary in July. She wrote recently for advice and said specifically that she'd "like to offer my guests something more than the standard Chardonnay and Merlot." We asked her why:
"Too often, at events where you're serving a variety of tastes, you go with the basics, to be sure everyone will enjoy one or the other," she says. "But I think to settle on the standards is to sell your guests short. By serving something more creative, you're telling your guests that you appreciate them, and want them to have something different.
"Special wines are used for special occasions, as a wedding is. I want my guests to appreciate the time I took to consider different selections of wine and enjoy the wines as part of the celebration. I want my guests to try something new, or try something that they already enjoy, but didn't expect to find at an event like a wedding. Although we'll have close to 200 guests, I'd still like the feel of an intimate event.
"Hopefully, they'll enjoy what they try, and they'll buy it on their own. Then they'll always remember that at my wedding they were exposed to a new wine that is now one of their favorites."
Have fun with this. Let the groom and his friends choose the red, the bride and her friends the white -- and, most important, the parents and their friends the bubbly. Since you're already planning, you have plenty of time for this. Decide how much you want to spend. Then buy, say, six of the same kind of wine around the same price. Put them all in bags and number them. Then have everybody taste all six. Don't make this too serious. Don't worry about a different glass for each, or "palate cleansers" or taking extensive notes about bouquets and hints of brambles. Just relax, throw in some casual dishes, and have a party. At some point, it will be clear which is the favorite wine, if only because it's the first bottle to get empty. Not only will you have chosen the wine for your wedding, but you will have started off the wedding preparations right.
Too Much Is Just Enough
How much to plan for each guest? Too much. It's better to have wine left over than not have enough. If you figure a half-bottle per person, which is about three glasses, you should be fine. Not that people will drink that much wine, but you can't be sure which wine they'll drink, so you need to have plenty of all three. See if you can find a merchant who will accept returns of unopened bottles. Even if you can't, you can certainly find a use for the leftovers -- as gifts to some special people as they leave the wedding, as wines for your honeymoon, to stock your first cellar together.
For the July wedding of his daughter, Jessica, our reader Mr. Monroe generally followed our advice. But he offers some great advice of his own. "Know your audience," he says. "The older crowd will probably lean more toward wine and be nondrinkers. The younger crowd (under 30) will lean more toward beer, especially the males."
"Based on your advice, we kept it simple," he says, with a Chardonnay, and a Merlot (they went with about two-thirds Chardonnay, one-third Merlot). To finalize their selections, and "to add some fun to the occasion," they conducted a wine-tasting party before the wedding, Mr. Monroe says. "I had narrowed our search down to four Chardonnays, three reds and three Champagnes. We then had several couples in to taste and score the wines to reach our final selections.
"One last thing. On the Champagne toast, we only filled the glasses half-way. Our reason was that not everyone likes Champagne and filling the glasses all the way would waste a lot of Champagne. If someone wanted more, they could have it, but we wouldn't be wasting a lot."
Consider a Registry
Here's a great gift idea: Consider a wine "registry." Susan and Jim Teague of Kirkland, Wash., had wanted a "no gifts, please" policy at their wedding. "But if you have ever tried to do this, you will understand the opposition we were met with," says Susan. "People want to give you things, so we thought, 'Fine, we'll take some wine.' "
They went down to Grape Choice, a local wine store, and "registered." They talked to owner Larry Springer about what they like to drink, and eat. Then, all guests had to do was call up, "say how much they wanted to spend, and Larry picked out the appropriate bottle or bottles. The beauty of it was that we were able to receive wines of all types, wines we may or may not have chosen on our own, and enjoy some new wines as well as old favorites.
"We had the time of our life going through these gifts. We took a paint pen and wrote on the side of each bottle who it was from, and noted Larry's suggested cellar time. Now, each time we pull out a bottle of wine, we say, 'Thanks, Mom!' 'Thanks, Nancy!' 'Thanks, Bob and Brian!' and sip oh-so-happily away."
This week's Wine Etiquette Quiz: A colleague said he recently went to a friend's house and was served really awful wine. What should he have done? he asked us.
Answer to last week's quiz: How many reciprocal states are there -- that is, states that allow interstate shipping, with some restrictions, from wineries to consumers? There are 12 reciprocal states. State regulations concerning wine are very complex. For information about the laws in your state, go to wineinstitute.org or freethegrapes.org .


text:
Bynum's rehab continues
From Playboy bunny lifting to hula hoopin' with chicks in short skirts...where do I go to suffer a significant knee injury?
Thanks to the good folks at yardbarker.com, here's a little more from Andrew Bynum's recent forays into physical therapy.
For the record, I find this story to be more hilarious than harmful. For the record, so does my colleague Kevin Ding.
Recent headlines:
Most Popular
- Driver arrested on suspicion of DUI and felony hit-and-run after cyclist hit by car
- Friend: Fullerton homicide suspect talked about murder on Facebook 4 days before killings
- Knott's closes Halloween attraction 'Fear VR' after complaints from mental health advocat
- No charges are filed Tuesday against 17-year-old girl in triple homicide in Fullerton
- DMV employee in Placentia convicted of stealing car registration fees
User Agreement
Comments are encouraged, but you must follow our Privacy Policy Policy & Terms of Use
Keep it civil and stay on topic. No profanity, vulgarity, racial slurs or personal attacks. People who harass others or joke about tragedies will be blocked. By posting your comment, you agree to allow Orange County Register Communications, Inc. the right to republish your name and comment in additional Register publications without any notification or payment.


text:
Development continues despite budget cuts
Ongoing efforts and projects for economic development continue despite a 10 percent budget reduction across the financially-unstable county, officials said.
The Tunica County Board of Supervisors approved the cuts in early February, District 4 Supervisor Henry Nickson, Jr. confirmed. The board is currently seeking even more ways to reduce spending and increase revenue but careful to sustain economic development, he added.
"To be efficient and to be fair, 10 percent was cut all across the board. We're still not in the safe zone. We're going to have to go back and pull our pants tight, and we're going to have to cut more," he said "But economic development is vital. We wouldn't put that in jeopardy."
Tunica County does not have an internal department for economic development. This function is handled by a "public-private organization," according to Lyn Arnold, President and CEO of both Tunica Chamber of Commerce and Tunica County Economic Development Foundation.
Latest News
'Highway killer' convicted in retrial A man who went on...
Fifteen Years Later One Tunican's special...
A Flag Folding and Bell Ceremony for 9/11 Tuesday, September 11,...
TA presents Homecoming Court Tunica Academy's Homecoming...
Revival stirs churches to act as one in Christ Jesus By turns smiling and...
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8


text:
The Dynamic Learning Maps® (DLM®) Essential Elements (EEs) are specific statements of knowledge and skills linked to the grade-level expectations identified in college- and career-readiness standards. EEs build a bridge from content standards to academic expectations for students with the most significant cognitive disabilities.
The EEs specify academic targets, while the map clarifies how students can reach a specified standard. For each EE, small collections of nodes are identified earlier in the map that represent critical junctures on the path toward the standard. These small collections of nodes are called linkage levels. The fourth level is the target. There are three levels below the target and one above the target. All together, the five levels make up a "mini map" for the EE.
Using Essential Elements in Assessment Development
DLM assessments are tools for gathering information about what students know and can do in relation to the Essential Elements. Each EE is represented in the map by a collection of nodes and the connections among them. The DLM consortium uses nodes that represent EE-related skills at different levels of cognitive complexity to create assessments that are accessible for a broad range of students.


text:
LONG BEACH, Calif. — Parker Hannifin Corp. introduced a complete industrial and fleet fuel dispensing solution for high-flow, high-cycle CNG applications to the North American market here on May 7 at the 2014 Alternative Clean Transportation Expo.
Central to the solution is the new Parker Industrial Bulk CNG Dispenser, the only entirely integrated fuel dispenser on the market, according to the supplier.
The dispenser features a 4:1 safety factor on all pressure-rated metal parts, according to the company. It also includes best-in-class certified components from Parker; ANSI NGV 4.1/CSA 12.5 compliant design; and ANSI/NGV 4.2/CSA 2.52 certified hoses, all designed to work together, ensuring time savings, exceptional durability, minimal downtime, safety, and consistent, reliable service, company officials said.
The dispenser is also comprised of:
• 4X burst pressure rating components.
• ball valves with a high cycle life of 100,000 full cycles, reducing maintenance and minimizing downtime with a cycle life more than two times the industry standards, according to the supplier.
• integrated system design resulting in 15% to 20% fewer leak paths.
• a robust enclosure and high-strength stainless steel frame with integrated hanging hardware for fueling hoses.
• advanced diagnostics and monitoring using low-power electronic components.
While Parker offers industrial and fleet dispensing solutions that can be configured to customer requirements, the Industrial Bulk CNG Fuel Dispenser is an out-of-the-box option designed and assembled by Parker engineers to the toughest design and build requirements, company officials said.
The CNG dispenser was designed by Parker's Veriflo Division. Veriflo is a manufacturer of precision gas flow management products.
Parker also offers a wide range of class-leading CNG dispenser kits, subsystems, and components to meet all customer needs and requirements.
Related Topics: alternative fuels, CNG
Get the latest news and most popular articles from SBF delivered straight to your inbox. Stay on top of the school bus industry and don't miss a thing!


text: egillhardar Play via YouTube OPEN IN APP NSFW Safe Is this playlist safe for work? Float On! November 23, 2011 | 11 tracks | 250 21 | Stats The Five StairstepsEELSJohnny Nash popindie60's popindie popmotown Liked Collect Share Edit celebrate Liked! Share this mix with friends: Float On! Wrong video Collect Share Liked! Share this mix with friends:


text:
The Weekend Look Book
As always, click on the photos below for more info.
Similar Stuff: Previous Look Books
The best ideas on how to raise engaged kids, organize your life, and create a stylish home.
As always, click on the photos for more info.
Does MPMK inspire you to be crafty? If so, please vote for it as the Best Craft for Kids Blog here – thanks!!


text:
Almond Tree Inn
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Suites
- Refrigerator in room
- Continental Breakfast
- Microwave in room
- Free High-Speed Internet
- High-speed internet in room
Photos of Almond Tree Inn
Travelers also recommend:
- Swimming pool
- Heated pool
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast Available
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
- Refrigerator in room
- Microwave in room
- Free High-Speed Internet
- High-speed internet in room
- Reduced mobility rooms
- Wireless internet connection in room (free)
- Hot tub
- Non-smoking rooms
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Air-Conditioning
- Family rooms
- Suites
- Continental Breakfast
- Concierge desk
- Business Services
Historical Traveler Reviews Almond Tree Inn Key West
Never wanted to leave
My husband and I were pleasantly surprised with all aspects of the Almond Tree Inn. It was a highlight of our vacation to the Keys.
Located a half a block from Duvall Street in Key West, the Almond Tree manages to maintain an air of tranquility in a Bourbon Street neighborhood. The inn has a heated pool and hot tub, complimentary continental breakfast, and a happy hour served every evening. The staff were wonderful and so was the resident cat, Spike. We were very pleased with our room, with it's king sized bed, 2 terry cloth bath robes, in- room safe, microwave, and mini-fridge. We were across the road from a motorscooter and bike rental place which was very convenient.
I would recommend this inn to anyone staying in Key West for its value, proximity to central town, and nature of the site. We can't wait to go back!
Almond Tree Inn was WONDERFUL!
My husband and I got married in Key West back in May and we stayed at the Almond Tree Inn along with our families and several friends. The staff was incredibly accommodating and did everything imaginable to make our stay there wonderful! The owner's daughter even purchased a bottle of vintage Dom Perignon for my mother-in-law and sister-in-laws and placed it in our room for after the wedding.
Everyone working the front desk was so nice and we all loved the free happy hour everyday! The Almond Tree is a little bit further down Duval Street so it's not to be right in the middle of all the "madness"! And the pool and hot tub are really nice. I love how it's in it's own little "compound".
I would definitely recommend this place to anyone. My husband and I plan to go again and stay at the Almond Tree for one of our anniversaries. The only thing I would say before reserving a room is that if you stay in one of the "deluxe" rooms try to get one on the second floor so you don't have to listen to people walking around above you.
Disappointed in the Almond Tree
August 2003, my sister and I vacationed in Key West. We really researched the hotels and inns to find the perfect place to stay.
Almond Tree Inn looked great based on the reviews we read as well as their Web site. Two weeks before our vacation, we booked a room with 2 queen size beds through Orbitz. We arrived at the Almond Tree Inn at 2:30 in the afternoon. Check in was at 3 and the fellow at the front desk told us to come back at 3. We went and had lunch and arrived back at 3:30-- the room was still not finished and we had to wait an additional 1/2-hour. Once in the room, my sister and I found a king size bed. I went to the front desk and showed them my Orbitz reservations. The man said I shouldn't have gone through Orbitz but through their Web site. Additionally he told me the room had a sofa bed that would meet our needs. THIS IS NOT WHAT WE REQUESTED. When I asked to be placed in the room I reserved, he told me they were sold out and he would be happy to help me find another hotel to stay. We were hot and tired (After a 5 hour drive) and decided to just take the room. The room itself was very nice, despite the ants in the bathroom. If the man at the front desk had been less patronizing and more accommodating...
(They were wrong and they very well could have been nice enough to offer a discount or at the very least an apology), I might not have been spurred to write this review. As it is, I would not recommend you stay at the Almond Tree Inn. Believe me when I tell you there are many other nice inns along Duval Street that should suit your needs.
However, if you do decide to stay at the Almond Tree Inn, book directly, arrive late, and carry an ant trap.
I reserved a room in this hotel based on the reviews I found on this website and was pleasently surprised tofind the Almond tree inn even nicer than the reviewers had described it. My mother, my aunt and I stayed in the 2 queen suite which has two queen beds and a queen pullout couch. We were very impressed by the room, very large and tastefully decorated. The wine/beer happy hour was very pleasent, and the continental breakfast also pleantiful. The Hot tub and pool open 24 hours were the ultimate in relaxation after a very hot day sightseeing.
The hotel was close to fine dining (try the lobster at Duffy's one street over, to DIE for). The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, and gave good directions. The free parking is a BIG plus in key west (saves you 20 bucks a day). Only downer, the bathroom was quite small.
Overall wonderful experience, will DEFINITELY stay again.
Great Place to Stay in Key West
We enjoyed our five night stay at the Almond Tree Inn. The accomodations were wonderful, the pool was a nice retreat in the heat, and the location was superb. This was our first visit to Key West and we will gladly be staying at the Almond Tree for our return trip. Words can't describe how wonderful this place is. Don't overlook it when staying in Key West!
Enjoyed the Almond Tree Inn
Recently stayed two nights and had a wonderful time. The rooms were very clean and attractive and the employees were very professional and caring to our needs. I plan a return trip to Key West in September and will definetly plan on staying at the Almond Tree Inn.
Beautiful place
Our family stayed at the Almond Tree Inn in August 2002 and had a wonderful time. We had travelled from the UK to stay in San Francisco and Las Vegas and were looking forward to a more relaxing time in Key West. The Inn we had originally booked was closed for refurbishment, so our booking was transferred.........we couldn't have been more happy!
The rooms were lovely and the service could not be faulted. We will definitely be returning soon.........
Wonderful Tropical Inn
After staying two nights elsewhere, we checked into the Almond Tree without a previous reservation. The rooms were lovely, the staff most gracious, and just a wonderful place to stay. We'll stay here again the next time we get to Key West!
Nice rooms, great staff
Just returned from a visit here in early February. The rooms were very nice and the staff was pleasant. Rates include a continental breakfast and evening happy hour. A pleasant waterfall in the pool drowned out any noises from Truman Ave. Plentiful parking. We thought the location was great-you can walk to either end of Duval.A very good choice at a reasonable rate.
Perfect vacation
We had a wonderful stay in December in this hotel.
Very friendly staff, nice decorated rooms, very clean. The pool was refreshing every mornig before breakfast. Location is perfect, quite but central to Old Town.
I will book again in 2003 to go back for one week.
TripAdvisor Reviews Almond Tree Inn Key West
Travel Blogs from Key West
Road trip
... line the street.
There were two games during our visit and kath and I opted to see only the first. Both days the Jays won over the Orioles and the Yankees. Cal and Vern had great fun booing A Rod along with the crowd each time he touched the ball...I don't know how he manages to keep playing!! It is however fun to be at the park enjoying beer, shelling peanuts and singing "take me out to the ball game" in the seventh inning stretch....plus, it's no secret that ...
Naples here we come
On the road again nursing a wide variety of insect bites and sun burn. Its our sweet english flesh that attracts them in. Came back up the keys then across the everglades. There are only. 2000 saltwater crocs in florida, but there are 2000000 of alligators ...
Cuckoos, Bulbuls, and Swamphens...Oh My!
... Botanical Gardens where the Western Spindalis had been seen.
BUT before we got there...we had a better idea to stop AGAIN at Cuban Coffee Queen for yet another iced coffee (yeah...I really didn't need anymore caffine...but when in Key West) and a Cuban Coffee Queen Mix sandwich, which is THE MOST AWESOME FOOD EVER - a cuban pulled pork sandwhich. We hurried over to the botanical gardens and ate under the tree the spindalis ...
Sloppy Joe, Mr. Rogers and Al Gore
... was either get off the tram at a stop or jump. I think there was a couple in the back that was either asleep or decided the Hemlock Society was a better option than listening to this guy. I am not sure which and I didn't want to hang around to find out.
We got off near the Southern Most Point of the United States. After being splashed by the ocean and properly documented in digital history it was over to the Butterfly Museum. ...
It's so hot...(how hot was it?) HOT!
... blue water. It was large. I don't know if it was a shark or not, but it did surface farther down. It could have been a tarpon for all I know. I am surprised Caroline went back in after that, but she did. Even if it was a shark - it swam right on by and wasn't interested in people.
We ventured back down toward the pier for dinner and ended up eating at the White Tarpon Grill. We all had hamburgers and they were excellent. Isn't everything ...


text:
Latest Reviews
No. 8 Folding Knife
It's also an historical knife and the type dates back to at least the Civil War. I've used mine for Civil War and 1916 Punitive Expedition living history. It's a good knife to have and I also carry one in my ground-pounder search and rescue pack. Full review
No. 8 Folding Knife
All around a great knife, simple and nice to look at. The knife is easy to open—not as easy as some, it does require two hands. Its simple design is what makes this knife so appealing and nice to look at, it has a very pretty real wooden handle and is simple to unlock and lock with a collar that turns to lock the blade open or closed. These famous peasant knives from France have a single high-carbon steel blade that folds into a hardwood handle (Beechwood I think). Being a high carbon blade… Full review
No. 9 Folding Knife
The proven simple and dependable design for over 100+ years. I purchased the #9 model from its indigenous country, France, during a conference meeting I was attending. I have known the knife for some time and wanted to add one into my gear arsenal. The sizes vary from ridiculously small to unnecessarily large. I picked the #9, a little bit larger than the popular #7 or #8. The first thing noticeable is the fact that it is light, almost feather-like. For those of you minimalist guys, I can definitely… Full review
No. 7 Folding Knife
A solid but relatively lightweight folding knife with a fine, thin blade, a satisfyingly traditional wooden handle, and a unique locking mechanism. Perfect for cutting or peeling an apple, whittling a stick, or slicing food for dinner around a campfire. The Opinel No. 7 is a classic folding knife that comes from a 19th century knife making company headquartered in a scenic alpine village in France, Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, Savoie. Should you become an Opinel owner, take a moment to read online about… Full review
No. 8 Folding Knife
In the 1980s, Opinel folding knives were a camping store fad in North America, and I fell for them hook line and sinker. Since then, I've always had at least one. While Opinel's U.S. distribution has been spotty through the years, Coghlan's, the Canadian supplier of small camping gear has offered them, blister packed on their familiar green cardboard. Opinels, whether sold by Opinel or Coghlan's, are inexpensive workhorses and because they don't cost a mint, if your knife gets lost or beat up, it's… Full review
Opinel Knives
508 boulevard Henry Bordeaux
73000 Chambéry
+33 0 4 79 69 46 18
fax: +33 0 4 79 62 40 18
Opinel USA
11 Freedom Way, Unit A2
Niantic, CT 06357
(860) 245-2211
fax: (866) 674-6749
email: email@example.com


text:
Most of you know I'm really trying hard to get our blog noticed in an effort to further the goals of the project. I guess you could say I'll try anything….
Lately I've been trolling the blogo-sphere, and twitter-sphere in unwholesome ways, trying to discover new ways to link others to us. I've noticed that one of the ways bloggers are trying to generate interest and more traffic is to list thirty interesting things about themselves.
I've found a few to be "kind of" compelling lists, but then i think, LAME! What's so interesting about super safe and boring?
For example, this was on several of the thirty facts lists: I learned to walk when i was __________ fill in the blank.
I am re-vamping the format because i think it calls for more vulnerability, and frankly, a little more insanity, and transparency. I want to know personal secrets, embarrassments, shames, family secrets, arrests,where bodies are hidden- whacky things about people I can relate to. Things I maybe spent my whole life wondering if I was "the only one" who did that! and then learn I have some kindred spirit (oh god, I may live to regret these words).
I am going to play along (kind-of) in hopes that someone, somewhere will relate to my compulsion to mix this thirty-something-list-about me into something a little more dirty, deranged, and interesting. At the very least, they might feel like they can rest at ease knowing how normal they are in comparison.
I'm going to try to keep these facts really weird, and borderline interesting, but embarrassingly true. Please excuse my candor, it's rated RW (raw ,weird) and try your very best not to judge me. Don't you bitches (and I do mean that in the nicest of ways), judge me. You can quietly gloat, gossip, or spread additional rumors as need be, but just don't judge me. I know you also have #30 weirdo factoids about yourself that you would be afraid to share… and if you do – i've got nothing but love for you baby.
Here goes: THIRTY of the most weirdo facts, and details you NEVER wanted to know about me that I can possibly muster at this time on a Thursday morning in no particular order.
Wait, before we begin… If you would be so kind, at the end, in the comments? Can you please let me know which one is your favorite? Maybe even share one of your own?, and by all means if you can relate -just tell me the number.. like #4. OK?
Are we on?
(and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE!!!… i love you!- put in your email address in the box on the side bar!, ok, and i'm sorry if you read this and decide instead, to unsubscribe…. ok. yeah… this could happen too…but I hope not!)
Huge gulp….
- I have only once ever successfully completed one full journal, even though I have been journaling since I was twelve, and have kept every single one. I have one that's filled with lies so that I could seem interesting. I was thirteen.
- I love picking the lint out of blowdryers. I get in this trance when I do it- you know, the old ones… that trap the lint? Yeah, like I almost start drooling when I do it because it's so satisfying.
- I have a Q-tip problem and HAVE to clean my ears every single day… or I don't feel clean ( wtf? i know).
- I smoke several times a week but no one really knows (only you) because I only smoke a few puffs and then I throw it away (this will be changing because my daughter caught me last week- shit! and I don't know why i do it and don't you dare judge me. I'm cringing right now).
- Sometimes I know things, and I don't know why, I just do… things I should not know and that no one has ever told me- I think it's a sixth sense but I may just be full of shit. Not sure.
- I hate.hate.hate. JAZZ.
- I went to visit my eldest brother (he's 21 years older than I) when I was like nine years old, in Toronto, and while he was at work I found this corner drug store that sold Playboy… I sat on the floor near the magazine rack and looked through each and everyone of them, as adults walked in and out, laughing at what i was doing but not telling me not to. I was completely and utterly spellbound by the pictures and in particular loved this one of this woman with her breasts stuck through the ornate iron headboard of an iron bed. Consequently thats about the time i also learned what it meant to masterbate.
- I used to steal Codeine from pain bottles in peoples medicine cabinets and take it because it made me feel better (I learned later that it was because i had add/adhd and was self medicating) so if you had me over to your house as a teen and found you were missing a few pills… sorry. It wasn't at all personal.
- I love the show LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE (and pretend I am watching it for my daughters sake) I always wished that "Pa" had been my dad… or my lover… ok, that sounded weird. Oh! perfect- that's what this list is all about!
- Jeez, I have NO IDEA how I am going to divulge 30 of these, and i'm feeling like I should probably not go out in public for a while after publishing this. If you see me, and have read this… lets just have a little sign between us. Just say "happy thirty" so I can walk in the other direction.
- I taught a few friends how to shop lift when I was sixteen and all of them got caught at various points, but I never did. Year's later, as a grown up I felt so guilty I used to go into the shops and leave money on the counter and walk out, or go spend something there even if I did not like the stuff. I also would punish myself by making myself do chores in honor of the person I stole from. I once tried to flog myself but it hurt, so I stopped.
- I once went to confession and told the priest I hated God, and Jesus, and everything holy, and that I wished there was no such thing as church, and that I wanted to kill my sister, while my mother waited for me in the pew outside. ( I love God, I love Jesus… I was a very angry and confused child).
- I cheated my way into College… I filled out an application that was given to a friend of mine who was a strait A student. It had a gold star on it which helped the admissions office sort through applications of students that were already approved. Two days before the start of college the Dean of Students called my Dad to tell him what had happened, and that I was in no way a candidate for the school. I ended up going there anyway because my Dad put me in the car and white knuckled it up to NYC for a meeting with said Dean. I think he bribed him with thousands of dollars, but somehow I was admitted as an "already on probation" status. I managed to graduate with honors.
- My Mother was a Nun before leaving the convent and marrying my Father ( you can't make this shit up).
- I used to pretend I was adopted and make up weird stories to tell my friends parents about my family. I should have just told them the truth because it would have been even weirder! It was my way of creating mystery and intrigue, but what it really resulted in was a lack in play date invitations, and a general shunning.
- I still don't know my times tables and I was recently diagnosed with ADD. I've had it all my life, but no one knew. I basically faked my way through school, cheating, lying, copying, forging, and plagiarizing.
- I usually take two baths a day. I have to take baths. I have this thing with being clean. I hate to be dirty. Hate it.
- Although I'm really weird, I am also really smart (unconventionally) and very generous. I would pretty much do anything for someone I love… and I'm really not exaggerating.. it's unhealthy.
- I've never killed anything in my life (except an occasional spider, some crickets in my friends basement, and some ant's that I step on everyday which at this point likely make me a mass murderer, so ok.. i guess I can't really make this claim- never mind.)
- My grandfathers name was Romeo. I never met him. He and My Grandmother had eleven kids together…i guess that's kind of expected with a name like Romeo.
- I had chronic hives for twenty seven years and went to see an energy healer who made them go away. I've been hive free for five years.
- I was once dangerously depressed and stayed in bed every day for close to eight months. What finally helped me get better was going to a Shaman who told me I had a dark entity inside me, and he needed to pull it out… go figure.
- I've only ever been deeply in love 2 X in my life. One of those times being with the man i am with now.
- I love to "pick" things.. ugh. i know. gross.
- My Father was born in 1923 and died when i was twenty. He and my Mom were 20 years apart in age.
- My family was incredibly dysfunctional, and turned out some of the most amazing, intelligent, and socially responsible people I know- and I know a lot of people. I love my family. I'm proud of them.
- I am an amazing Mom… I really am. Weird, and kind of spacey, but amazing.
- After living with my Mother for the last 42 years of my life and wondering if she was insane, we actually just discovered that she has significant brain damage from an aneurysm she suffered right before she met my Dad. She was Twenty-Five. I love my Mom. I do… she's amazing.. AND, growing up with her was Nutty with a capital N. Now, I get to just love her instead of blaming her and being angry. I love you Mom.
- I once gave a presentation to one of the largest and most well known advertising agencies in the world ( there were over seventy people in the room) and had a panic attack three minutes into the presentation. I thought i was having a heart attack, and had to beg them not to call an ambulance. I had to pace and breathe and put my head between my legs. I have never been so mortified in all my life.
- I once had my butt operated on. It's not what you think so get your mind out of the gutter woman. The date of my surgery- I got my period. My surgeon was one of the most handsome men I have ever seen in my life. They gave me a spinal so I was awake through the whole thing, I was also in "jack-knife" position. This doctor also bought the house next door and ended up being my next door neighbor for a few years. He'd smile and wave each time we saw me… I've never wished to black out an event in my life so badly as I do this one.
Before I sign off, I want to remind you that we have an agreement. If you judge me, and I find out, you can then deal with the thirty potential behaviors I listed above. I have been known to cheat, lie, steal, and kill.
That's not a threat… it's just…. well… it's just the way I am, and oh, fyi- this list is just the shit I can remember.
Also, I am giving away prizes for those of you who also publish your own "twisted list" and want to share it to our TRP facebook wall. The prizes are awesome, and no, I'm not telling you what they are- take a fucking chance on something exciting for the love of God (i love you God).
(Don't forget to subscribe! – I love you! xoxoxo)


text:
Gwinnett Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Service Reviews
- 5054 Hwy 78
- Stone Mountain, GA 30087 (map)
- Chat with Dealer
Service Reviews
Older Reviews (over 2 years old)
This dealer does not have any current reviews. The following reviews are over two years old - their ratings are not used to calculate the dealer's current aggregated ratings.
Recommend this dealer? No
Your Stone Mountain Service Tech Brad hustled me out of $118 yesterday. He folded the paper to hide a price(which says $129)told me to sign and DID NOT go over the cost for service PRIOR to service. Then he proceeded to be rude saying "You should read what you sign before you sign it!" I experienced...
Read the full review
Recommend this dealer? No
This service department is the closest one to my home, so that is the ONLY reason I have used it.
I have a back window leak and the headliner is ruined.
I have taken my truck to this department a total of 3 times and each time they had my truck for over two days.
This last time, the 3rd time, they p...
Read the full review


text:
2015 TCL Distinguished Donors
TCL Distinguished Donors are those individuals, businesses and organizations who have generously given or pledged $1,000 or more within the past twelve months. Faculty and staff who give at the Distinguished Donor level are so designated by TCL following their name.
Acheive3000, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Bailey – TCL
The Bargain Box
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bootle
General Arthur Brown, US Army Ret.
Calhoun Station
Mary Lee Carns – TCL
Mr. Gary Cassevah
Patti and John Chiacchiero
Liz and Todd Clist
Coastal Community Foundation
Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Community Foundation of Western North Carolina
Compass Municipal Advisors
Dell USA
Durham School Services
Ms. Grace Dennis
Mr. Ron Demonet
Laura and Marvin Dukes – TCL
Lucinda and Edward Duryea
Cyndi and Steve Duvall
Edgenuity, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William Evans
Ms. Linda Ellis
eviCore Healthcare
G&O Wilkie, Inc.
GCA Services Group, Inc.
Mrs. Lou Gast
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Goodridge
Sonia and Chalmers Gorman
Judy and Richard Gough – TCL
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne (Gabby) Grabenbauer
Martha and Andrew Grant
HG Reynolds Management, Inc.
Mr. Norman Harberger
Carol and Tom Henry
Heritage Classic Foundation
The Hospital Auxiliary
Hilton Head Wine and Food Festival
Hite Associates
Susan and Jim Hooker
Know2 Beaufort County
Ladies Investment Club of Beaufort
Mrs. Beryl LaMotte
Drs. Victoria and Fred Leitz
Lowcountry Human Resources Association
Valerie and John McCann
McMillan Pazdan Smith LLC
McNair Law Firm
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Merritt – TCL
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Moses
Dr. Gina Mounfield – TCL
Ms. Camille Myers – TCL
National Procurement Services
Palmetto Electric Cooperative
Palmetto State Bank
Sue and Tom Potrykus
Stevie and Frank Raiti
Rotary Club of Hilton Head Island
Mr. David H. Schaper
Mr. and Mrs. James Shaleuly
Sodexo, Inc.
Sun City Lions Club
Thompson Construction Group
Ms. Nancy Weber – TCL
Wells Fargo Foundation
Dr. James L.W. West III
Mr. Hayes Wiser – TCL
The Mather Legacy Society
Mather Legacy Society membership is offered to donors who make a permanent gift of an endowment and to donors who let us know by written documentation that they have included TCL in their estate plans or as beneficiary of another type of planned gift regardless of amount.
Mrs. Lou Gast
Mrs. Mary Ellen Hannan
Palmetto Electric Cooperative
The Estate of Helen McCann Thompson
The Estate of Jean P. Wilson