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This faceless angel was found in Omahas Historic Prospect Hill cemetery, a resting place for many of Omaha's founding citizens. Its features and information worn away by 100+ years surviving on the plains.
Prospect Hill Cemetery was born on August 4 1858 with the merging of 2 cemeteries The Cedar Hill Cemetery and the Omaha City Cemetery with Forrest Lawn Cemetery taking over administrative affairs in 1887. In 1890 lot owners formed an association to operate Prospect hill which remains in function to this day.
There are veterans from every American war dating back to the war of 1812 with over 100 soldiers who died during the Civil War.
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Susan Littlefield gave props (4 Jan 2012):
Ahhhh....nice to see the entire piece.
JamesHarmon McQuilkin gave props (4 Jan 2012):
the inlay part is so inviting to the eye--and the smoothness as opposed to the hard lines and contrasted colours in the rest of the comp
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Remarkable photo, Steve. Known only to God, at this point.
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Single by Lenny Kravitz featuring Slash | |||||||||||||||
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Released | March 8, 1991 | ||||||||||||||
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Genre | Funk rock, hard rock | ||||||||||||||
Length | 3:53 | ||||||||||||||
Label | Virgin Records | ||||||||||||||
Writer(s) | Lenny Kravitz and Slash | ||||||||||||||
Producer(s) | Lenny Kravitz | ||||||||||||||
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"Always on the Run" is the first single released from Mama Said by Lenny Kravitz. It features a notable collaboration by Guns N' Roses guitarist, Slash. Slash had written the music for the song with the original intention of releasing it on a Guns N' Roses studio album but since former drummer Steven Adler had difficulty playing the song, he saved it for this eventual collaboration with Kravitz.[1]
On June 6, 1992, during Guns N' Roses's Use Your Illusion Tour stop in Paris, Kravitz joined the band onstage and played guitar and sang vocals for this track.
The song is included in the video game Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.
It is also heard in the Adam Sandler film The Waterboy.
Chart performance[edit]
The song reached the top ten on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart, peaking at number eight.
Music video[edit]
The music video was directed by Jesse Dylan. It consisted of the performance of the song featuring Lenny Kravitz' band and Slash, filmed in black and white.
Track listing[edit]
- "Always on the Run"
- "Butterfly"
- "Light Skin Girl from London"
- "Always on the Run" (Instrumental)
This song has been covered by Mark Ronson in the track:
On the Run (feat. Mos Def & M.O.P.)

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The Council for Independent archaeology is holding its annual get-together at Monmouth on Saturday the 30th August, and all archaeologists are invited to attend.
The meeting is held in conjunction with the Monmouth Archaeological Society, one of the most successful archaeological societies in the country, and the meeting will explore some of the secrets of its success.
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* How to explore your local area – Steve Clarke and the neighbouring societies will be revealing how they explored their area.
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* How to buy your own Medieval town. Stuart Wilson did just this, when he bought the deserted Medieval town of Trellech — once one of the largest medieval town in Wales. In the afternoon, we visit the site of Trellech, and Stuart Wilson will reveal how he plans to spend the next 300 years digging the town.
The meeting, which begins at 10.30, will be at the Monmouth Leisure Centre and will be combined with the AGM of the Council for Independent Archaeology. The cost for the day is only £15 which includes which includes a light lunch. Details from the CIA secretary Keith Forster, e-mail email@example.com or telephone 01332 704148. For full details, see the website, www.independents.org.uk .
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Images have started surfacing online of the lovely compact Chanel has produced for the Versailles de Chanel Cruise 2012/13 makeup collection. The compact features an embossed relief of an architectural detail from the Château de Versailles. Based on a post I did back in May, I was able to find some of the other products used to create the runway look that are already part of Chanel's makeup collection namely Chanel Le Vernis in Tendresse, Chanel Joues Contraste Powder Blush in Rose Pétale and Chanel Rouge Coco Shine Hydrating Sheer Lipshine in Evasion. A limited edition eye color was created for the collection but as far as I can tell, no images have been released – though we can tell that it will be a rose color. For the full list of products used by Peter Philips to achieve the runway look visit my previous post – Chanel Cruise 2012/13 Show Beauté.
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June 29, 2012
Emma Stone Wears Chanel for LA "Spider-Man" Premiere
Emma Stone looked stunning in Chanel for the Los Angeles premiere of The Amazing Spider-Man. She wore a white short dress with burgundy flowers, look 68 from the Cruise Versailles collection. I have to admit, when I saw this on the runway I thought it would be hard to pull off with the subtle pannier widening the hips but Emma Stone not only pulls it off but makes it look gorgeous. I think she even looks better than the runway model – I'm especially loving the shoes she paired the dress with. Starlets take note, if you're going to wear Chanel on the red carpet, this is how to do it.
Emma Stone's makeup was done by Chanel celebrity makeup artist Rachel Goodwin – see below how to get Emma's look:
Images of Emma Stone: Just Jared
Image of Chanel Runway: Style
June 13, 2012
Chanel Cruise 2012/13 Making of the Press Kit & Final Press Kit Images
Cara Delevingne posed for Karl Lagerfeld for the Chanel Cruise 2012/13 press kit. I love this collection – everything about it is sweet and lovely. I love how full of color these photos are and I especially like how the gradient pastel backdrop enhances the pastels in the hair, makeup and clothing.
Click the first image to see all of the photos larger and in a slideshow…
Images courtesy of Chanel
Making of the press kit photos © Olivier Saillant
June 12, 2012
Chanel Cruise 2012/13 VIP Arrivals & What They Wore
Tilda Swinton wore the coat of look 18 from the Rtw FW 2012-2013 collection with a CHANEL shirt. She also wore CHANEL sunglasses.
Vanessa Paradis wore the look 44 from the Cruise Antibes collection with CHANEL shoes.
Alice Dellal wore the look 36 from the Haute-Couture SS 2011 collection.
Laura Neiva wore the look 25 from the Rtw SS 2012 collection with CHANEL shoes and a CHANEL Boy Bag. She also wore a "Camélia Dentelle" ring in 18-karat white gold and diamonds as a headpiece, "Camélia Brodé" earrings, a ring in 18-karat white gold and diamonds and an "Ultra" cuff in 18-karat white gold and black ceramic, CHANEL Fine Jewelry.
Caroline Sieber wore the coat of look 36 from the Paris Bombay collection. She was also carrying a CHANEL clutch.
Laura Bailey wore the look 13 from the Paris Bombay collection with CHANEL sunglasses. She was also carrying a CHANEL bag.
Caroline de Maigret wore the jacket of look 77 from the Rtw FW 2012-2013 Act 1, she was also carrying a CHANEL Boy bag.
Maïwenn wore the look 47 from the Rtw FW 2012-2013 collection with CHANEL shoes. She also wore CHANEL sunglasses.
Elodie Bouchez wore the look 32 from the Rtw SS 2012 collection with CHANEL shoes.
Cécile Cassel wore a dress from the Rtw SS 2012 Act1. She was also wearing a Maison Michel hat with CHANEL shoes.
Astrid Bergès-Frisbey wore the look 50 from the Rtw FW 2012-2012 collection, she was also carrying a CHANEL bag.
Joana Preiss wore the look 12 from the Rtw FW 2012-2013 Act 1.
Miroslava Duma wore the look 81 from the Rtw SS 2012 collection.
Gaia Repossi wore a CHANEL shirt and was also carrying a CHANEL clutch.
Inès de la Fressange wore the look 52 from the Cruise Antibes collection.
Sophie Auster wore the jacket of look 38 from the Paris Bombay collection with a black CHANEL jumpsuit and a CHANEL necklace. She was also carrying a CHANEL bag. She is also wearing a "Camélia" ring in 18-karat white gold and onyx and a "Première" triple row watch in steel and black ceramic, CHANEL Fine Jewelry.
Sam Taylor Wood wore the look 8 from the Rtw SS 2012 collection, she also wore CHANEL shoes and was carrying a CHANEL bag.
Alba Rohrwacher wore the look 43 from the Rtw SS 2012 collection with CHANEL shoes.
June 10, 2012
Chanel Cruise 2012/13 Details of the Collection Video
The Chanel Cruise 2012/13 collection was so breath-taking from afar so words can not describe what I felt when I watched the following video showcasing the details of the Chanel Cruise 2012/13 collection. The intricacy of the beading, fabrics, enamels is amazing. So much attention is paid to every little detail – you can see why wearing Chanel is the ultimate luxury. I also think the soundtrack is a lovely accompaniment to the look of the collection. View the video below – and keep a tissue handy in case your mouth starts watering like mine did!
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May 22, 2012
Chanel Cruise 2012-13 Final Walk and Decor
I always love the final walk of a Chanel runway show because I feel like it's Chanel flexing for the rest of the world the kind of power it carries. It always starts with Karl Lagerfeld choosing his muse du jour and walking the course of the runway with all of the models (or mannequins as they like to call them) strutting behind him like a peacock tail opening to show off it's lovely colors.
The final walk of the Chanel Cruise 2012-13 was no different except this time, there were 66 models walking and the course of the runway were the grounds of Château de Versailles in the Bosquet des 3 Fontaines, which was restored (from original paintings from the period),thanks to the support of Madame Catharine Hamilton, President of the American Friends of Versailles (A.F.V.) and the Château de Versailles. The decor set up for the Chanel Cruise 2012-13 show included 16 tents, 22 lamps, 480 seats (really? 480 seats and one of those couldn't be mine?! with three gorgeous fountains spouting all the while. Though the decor was simple and chic it took one week to set up. Check out more pics of the view below…
May 17, 2012
Chanel Cruise 2012/13 Show Behind the Scenes Video
Chanel just released a video showing the behind the scenes action of the Chanel Cruise 2012/13 Show from hair and makeup to VIP arrivals. How contagious is that song that's in all the vidoes?? Check it out below…
Schlachthofbronx : Singstar (feat. Gnucci Banana)
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May 16, 2012
Chanel Cruise 2012/13 Show Beauté
Peter Philips created a lovely pink look that was "between girly and rebel" – very editorial and runway but not sure how it will translate as an everyday look. I will say that it was very pretty on the models and was the perfect compliment to the pastel rainbow of tweeds and chiffons that Karl Lagerfeld sent down the runway. The icing on the let-them-eat-cake look were the velvet double-C Chanel logo stickers that were placed high on the cheekbones and under the eyes of the models to mimic beauty marks made famous by Marie Antoinette.
As striking as the makeup was, I couldn't take my eyes off of the hair by Sam McKnight. From the initial images, I thought that the models all were just wearing Dutch Boy bob wigs in pastel colors. When I saw close up images I saw that the hairstyles were actually much more complex. In a way, it was like an 18th century interpretation of a mullet – business in the front and party in the back. And by party, I mean long ponytails with big bows at the nape of the models' necks.
Peter Philips, Creative Director of CHANEL Makeup used the following CHANEL products to create the runway beauty looks:
Skin prepared with HYDRA BEAUTY SERUM Hydration Protection Radiance
The Complexion
VITALUMIERE Moisture-Rich Radiance Fluid Makeup SPF 15
ECLAT LUMIERE Highlighting Face Pen
CORRECTEUR PERFECTION Long Lasting Concealer
POUDRE UNIVERSELLE LIBRE Natural Finish Loose PowderEXCLUSIVE CREATION MOUCHE DE BEAUTE – "Versailles de CHANEL" Collection*
The Eyes
LIMITED EDITION OMBRE ESSENTIELLE in Rose Favorite – "Versailles de CHANEL" Collection
LE CRAYON KHOL Intense Eye Pencil in Clair
CRAYON SOURCILS Sculpting Eyebrow Pencil
RECOURBE CILS DE CHANEL Precision Eyelash CurlerThe Cheeks
JOUES CONTRASTE Powder Blush in Rose PétaleLittle black velvet CHANEL logo specially created for the show**
The Lips
ROUGE COCO SHINE Hydrating Sheer Lipshine in EvasionThe Nails
LE VERNIS Nail Colour in Tendresse
*The "Versailles de CHANEL" Collection will be available at specific point of sales in December 2012
**Chanel stated that these will not be sold in the press release but we reported yesterday that they would be sold based on other sources. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that there will be a last minute decision to sell these!
First three photos by Vincent Lappartient – all others from Style.com
Chanel Cruise 2012/13 Collection Review
"I always liked Versailles. I think more French you cannot do." – Karl Lagerfeld (WWD)
On Monday, Karl Lagerfeld unveiled the Chanel Cruise 2012/13 collection set amidst the gardens and fountains of château de Versailles. Inspired by the château's last residents Marie Antoinette and King Louis XVI, Karl's collection was a delicate mixture of Rococo and Rock 'n Roll. Perhaps inspired by his latest muse Alice Dellal, or Sofia Coppola's rendition of Marie Antoinette, Karl stated: 'It's Coco Rock, Not Rococo!'
The soft pinks hues in the Chanel Cruise 2012/13 are reminiscent of sweet macaroons and were a soft counter-point to the stark black and white pieces of the collection. And, of course it wouldn't be RoCoCo without some bold gold pieces and accents.
Karl Lagerfeld managed to make 18th century fashion modern. He reinvigorated historical items like panniers – the side hoops that extend the width of skirts on the side but are left flat in the front and back. We saw pannier-like references in everything from mini-skirts to shorts. For Chanel Cruise 2012/13 Karl Lagerfeld also brought back fichus, neck kerchiefs that are tucked into the neckline. In true Chanel fashion, Lagerfeld also borrowed from the boys and put the ladies in breeches – knee-length pants that fit snugly – and waist coats.
The fabrications included pastel tweeds, sheer fabrics like lace and chiffon, and lovely watercolor florals. I haven't seen close up pictures yet but from a distance you can see the intricacy in the details – the ruffles, floral embroideries and beading – all of it makes the garments look as if they stepped out of the 18th century but look as fresh and modern as ever. Other highlights from the collection included cropped jackets, palazzo pants, a tweed cargo-pant "track suit and feminine little day dresses perfect for afternoon tea, sight-seeing, shopping, lounging and all the fancy things that people do who "cruise" in the winter.
As is my custom my eyes went to the accessories first, and apparel after. The shoes were a metallic mix of platform sneaker meets creeper. I personally was not a fan of the platform sneaker but I liked the heeled booties and sandals the models wore with dresses. There were new interpretations of the Boy Bag, translucent cuffs, chokers, wide-brimmed hats and most importantly a quilted watering-can – for your camellia garden of course.
The hair and beauty were gorgeous as always – I'll be posting about it separately soon so stay tuned. In the mean time, enjoy… click on the first image to view larger photos in a slide show.
May 15, 2012
Chanel to Sell Double-C Face Stickers
I'll have a more detailed post on a break-down of the Chanel Cruise 2012/13 collection coming soon but I just read on the Elle blog that Chanel will be selling double-c Chanel logo, velvet face stickers as part of the Chanel Cruise 2012/13 cosmetics collection. For the show, Peter Philips hand-painted on the double-Cs but they will be produced as velvet stickers for the launch. Just think of them as the fanciest fake beauty mark – ever! You may remember that they released the Les Trompe-L'oeil de Chanel as part of the Chanel spring 2010 collection and we saw Freja Beha cry Chanel tears so I guess this is just the natural progression. Whatever it is, I can't wait for these to come out!
Update 05.16.12: Chanel confirmed that the Chanel logo face stickers will not be for sale. SAD FACE.
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I'm officially starting only my 2/3rd year homeschooling and have asked my husband to make sure we have gas for our gas guzzling 12 passenger van to get out of the house at least twice a month. Is that too little? Just wondering how often do you actually get out of the house (besides out in the yard) during your school year?
Every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. We also have two monthly clubs. My kids go to 3 weekly co-ops. One of them I actually cooridnate and almost the sole teacher. We also take karate and and have a junior natualist meetings every other week. I would go crazy if I didn't get out of the house every couple of days. We are a very social and busy family. I do make sure we have at least 3 days at home each week.
I would say it really depends on your family and the ages of your children. I would plan at least a trip each week.
There's a hs park group that DS will start going to when he turns 3 & it goes up to age 10 (then they meet at a library or do a weekly field trip). In kinder & after, he will also attend classes once a week that's connected to the charter homeschool we are going to attend.
The same group does field trips 1-2 times a month.
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We are usually out two days a week with homeschooling classes, educational fieldtrips, homeschool group events, etc. We take a class 1-2x a month at the art museum, 1-2 homeschool science classes at our nature center, and then we have a weekly music class and always go to storytime afterward.. My kids are still young though, and it would somewhat depend on what is offered in your area as well! :-)


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Scott, looks good. I have read mixed things about using garlic is cured meats. Some stuff says to stick with granulated because it has been sterilized during processing and the fresh stuff may have bacteria, etc. that could thrive during curing. Is this just food safety freaks being hyper or do you blanch your garlic (or use some other sterilization step) prior to use?
ReplyDeleteScott.. this looks great.
I'm getting ready to make my jump from "whole muscle" to "salume". I've just ordered the meat grinder, starter, middles, etc.
I'll be using that recipe as one of my first, if you don't mind, with full credit awarded.
Check out my blog later.. I'll be putting up a post about my new coppa, lardo, and guanciale from hazlenut finished pigs I got from tailsandtrotters.com
toddHi Scott! I recieved the Calabrian hot pepper powder in the mail last week! It is awesome! Haven't made my picnic yet, but have found it is awesome in pasta! Thanks again!!!! I have so much of it, I put a small amount in a vile and am giving it away myself. Check out my post! I hope you get some traffic directed to you because of it! Best luck with the online store!
ReplyDeleteVermouth for a couple reasons, Hank. #1. I'd run out of white. #2. I'm not a huge fan of red in salame. #3. I've used vermouth before and like it's neutrality. Oh, also, I sold all of my wild Italian fennel seeds. So, while this salame looks like a real original, it was more of a kitchen sink salame. A true Italian spirited salame, I used whatever was on hand.
The idea for a pheasant salame with vermouth sounds great. It's been awhile since you've made salame, if I'm not mistaken.


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2/25/2011 12:54pm, #1
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--BJJ Black Belt Question
Please help out guys, have suspected this guy as a fake for a while now. He's in my area and just booted him out of our school basically for being crazy on a few levels! This is what he's listed as on our old site, and again he's gone after only being with us for about 6 weeks.
Basically when asked about his Black Belt, first he said he got it from an unknown guy at Gracie Barra in Framingham Mass. However the other day he said he "Spent $800 bucks at a 3 hour seminar, and was givin his black belt from a guy from Dragons Lair".
Me being a Brown belt for 5 years, (Under a 6th Degree Black under the late Carlson Gracie Sr.), i know if you show up at a seminar, one it's not $800 bucks, two you definately aren't just given your Black Belt. Especially under a school you don't regularly train in!
I can verify that he got his Blue Belt with Gracie Barra in Maine, but thats the last known belting that can be verified. CEBJJ was his OWN school, and he was the highest rank there, with no affiliation to any other schools. He was thrown out of Barra for being to rough with students, and hurting a few. This came directly from his previous instructor who i'm friends with.
Anyway here is what he has listed for his "ranks". Note the time span between the Purple to Black, and i know he's not BJ Penn!
The Naga belts and medals are true, however i wish to know if the rank is complete bullshit. Thanks guys and let me know if you need any more information and i can try to get it.
Adam "SubZero" Sawyer
Earned BJJ Black Belt, December 11th, 2010, Framingham, Mass.
3 time NAGA Medalist, Lincoln, Rhode Island, 2010
Earned BJJ Brown Belt, January 7th, 2009, Framingham, Mass.
NAGA Championship Belt winner, Masters Advanced No-Gi, 2008
11 X NAGA Gold Medal Winner, 2007-2010
9 X NAGA Silver Medal Winner 2007-2010
7 X NAGA Bronze Medal Winner 2007-2010
7 X AGC Gold Medal Winner, 2007, 2008
5 X AGC Silver Medal Winner, 2007, 2008
Nationally Ranked #2 BJJ GI Competitors 2008
Nationally Ranked #11 BJJ No-GI Competitors 2008
Nationally Ranked #9 BJJ GI competitors, 2007
Nationally Ranked #20 BJJ No-Gi competitors, 2007
8-5 in Professional and Amateur Mixed Martial Arts. (2007-Present)
3-0 at Burlington Brawl & Heavyweight Champion belt holder, 2008
Earned Purple Belt, October 1st, 2007, CEJJ, Orrington, Maine.
2nd Place Absolute Blackfly Tournament, Farmington, Maine, 2007
Mundials, World Championship of Jiu Jitsu competitor, Long Beach, California 2007.
Earned Gracie Barra Blue Belt, May 12th, 2006, Bangor, Maine
Gracie Barra BJJ Instructor, October 2006, 2007, Bangor, Maine
11X Vermont Open medal winner, 2007-2010
Vermont Heavyweight Absolute Runner-up 2008
Vermont Heavyweight Absolute Runner-up 2007
Maine Skirmish 2nd Place, SuperHvy, 2003, 2004, Winslow, Maine
Maine Skirmish Absolute Runner Up, 2003, Winslow, Maine
Florida Warriors Cup Absolute Champion 2000, Pensacola, Florida
Earned Machado Blue Belt, November 7th,1999, Niceville, Florida
Alabama Winter State BJJ Open, Gold/Silver, Men^s Intermediate Division, 1999
Alabama Summer State BJJ Open, Gold/Gold, Men^s Intermediate Division, 1999
4-4 in Mightyman Fights (Boxing), Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1998
United States Air Force Judo Team, Falcon AFB, Colorado, Yellow Belt, 1997
Vee Arnis Jitsu, student, The Defense Institute, Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1997.
Judo student, Ramstein Air Force Base, 1994-1997
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Hey Kimuralock, thanks for the post.
My buddy Mat used to have his gym right next door to the Vee Arnis guys, though this may predate him, I'll have to see. Either way, he might know the guy.
Do you know which Machado he claimed his blue belt to be from, because my lineage is Machado.
Also, what belts are his gi competition awards in?Originally Posted by Sarcastro
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--Hey thanks for the quick reply, i'm also investigating on my own. Got some more info and i'll update you.
States it was a 3-day seminar (So the $800 may be on point) back in December. I contacted Dragons Lair in Framingham Mass via Email, so i'll see where that goes. Also contacted Professor De Souza who he claims gave it to him during that seminar. (Cesario De Souza).
Again if it's legit, it's the first i've ever heard of someone going to a seminar, and getting a black belt after never having trained there before!
2/25/2011 1:43pm, #4
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--Also not sure on the Machado Blue, but the Gracie Barra Blue was given under Brown Belt, Eduardo Benjamin and is legit. So the last legit belt i can say he has, is Blue.
NAGA i saw him do as a Purple (He had his brown belt in his bag, but wouldn't wear it), and he took second out of two guys. He got handled by a Purple Belt from Link if i recall. Last Naga he did as a Brown (Rhode Island) and it was a two man division and he took second. Then he got handled by Mat Santos who most know is a legit black belt.
2/25/2011 2:28pm, #5--
Oh Mat wrestled him? He was the guy I was referring to up above. What tournament did they roll in, NAGA? Do you know the year?
Was that the tournament where he did Gi heavyweight for shits and giggles?Originally Posted by Sarcastro
2/25/2011 9:10pm, #6--
Is this the guy, the one in the camo gi with the 4 stripe black belt?Originally Posted by Sarcastro
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Xiao Ao Jiang Hu Zhi Dong Fang Bu Bai (Laughing Proud Warrior Invincible Asia) Dark Emperor of Baji!!!
Didn't anyone ever tell him a fat man could never be a ninja
You can't practice Judo just to win a Judo Match! You practice so that no matter what happens, you can win using Judo!The key to fighting two men at once is to be much tougher than both of them.
2/25/2011 10:22pm, #8
2/26/2011 7:12pm, #9--
Talked with Mat today, and said he vaguely remembered wrestling someone by the description of Adam, but he didn't stand out in his mind. He sort-of recalled throwing him and submitting him, though he didn't sound sure. Some may say that suggests something about Sawyer's skill level, but I am not sure if I would, as Mat is pretty talented and has fought a lot of top-level dudes.
Originally Posted by Sarcastro
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--In that video he was sporting a 4 stripe Brown, this was right before he "got" his black belt. Yes Santos was in RI, and entered the heavy Gi for shits and giggles. He won his superfight earlier that day as well.
Yes Santos is VERY good, as i've been to a ton of NAGA's, and have seen him compete for some time. However i've rolled with Adam a few times, and if he wasn't strong (Very strong....... doubt naturally) he wouldn't have much.
Just pisses me off if he is belting himself, and has given rank to others..... however if it's legit then i'm fine with that. However i'd bet almost anything it isn't true!
Still waiting for a response from Dragons Lair in Framingham Mass.... and also from Professor De Souza on this.
Want confirmation on this as EVERYONE up this way has doubted this rank for some time.


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Candlewood Suites Columbus - Grove City
Candlewood Suites Columbus - Grove City
Grove City's only All Suite and Extended Stay Hotel, The Candlewood Suites.
Welcome to Grove City's newest Hotel! The Candlewood Suites is conveniently accessible off of I 71 and only 10 minutes south from Downtown Columbus, and 20 minutes from Port Columbus International Airport (CMH.)
While here, experience all that Grove City and Columbus has to offer, including: The Hollywood Casino, Scioto Downs Casino and Racetrack, The Columbus Convention Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus Zoo, Zoombezi Bay, The COSI Science Museum, Nationwide Arena, and the Huntington Ball Park.
Local business and retail are just a short drive away, including: Nationwide Insurance, Cardinal Health, Ohio Auto Auction, Kern International, Netjets, DLA and DFAS. For the finest shopping check out the Easton Town Center, Tuttle Crossing and Polaris Fashion Place Malls.
Our hotel is designed just for you, the Extended Stay Traveler. The Extended Stay Travelers play by different rules and need a hotel that understands your unique needs. We have the amenities to help you keep your daily routine, including a 24 hour Fitness Center, full kitchen in every suite, free Guest laundry facilities,The Candlewood Cupboard for all your food items, free movie library and free high speed wired and WiFi Internet.
So come and experience Grove City's only extended stay hotel, The Candlewood Suites, "Consider Us Home"
Quick Info
- Check In: 3:00 PM
- Check Out: 12:00 PM
- Minimum Check-In Age: 21
- Late Check Out Available
- Parking: Free
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- On-site Guest Self-Laundry Facilities
- Housekeeping Full Service
- Standard Wireless Internet service is free for all members
- On-site Fitness Center Available
- Outdoor Gazebo Grill
It's hard to leave your best buddy at home when you're traveling for extended periods, so we provide a pet friendly experience. Restrictions and fees apply.
Whether you are booking suites for a family reunion or suites for your company's training needs, Candlewood Suites hotels can accommodate your group.
Workout whenever you want: Candlewood Gym always has an open door and lots of aerobic and cardio equipment to make it easier to stick to your exercise routine, no sweat.
The IHG Green Engage system is an online tool that gives our hotels the means to measure their day-to-day environmental impact.
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Guest Reviews
Overall Experience
Ron, the GM is very 5rude
March 28, 2017
They did not provide customer services that is expected from an extended stay hotel.
Outstanding experience, great location, will return in the future
March 27, 2017
This Candlewood Suites exceeded my expectations. I travel for business over 250 nights a year so I basically live in hotels. I liked everything about this hotel. Room was clean, and up to date; being able to prepare meals in my room was great. The bed was comfortable, the complimentary laundry facilities is a real convenience, as was the gym. The hotel market was reasonably priced, and the complimentary coffee was always fresh day, or night. Location was convenient for shopping, with plenty of restaurants with minutes of the hotel. Will return when in the area in the future.
Staff is awesome!
March 27, 2017
Great 7 week stay, would definitely stay there again.
March 27, 2017


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Title | Northern Australia Aquatic Ecological Assets - Summary Report |
Publication Type | Report |
Year of Publication | 2012 |
Authors | Close, PG, Dobbs, R, Davies, P |
Series Title | North Australia Aquatic Ecological Assets |
Date Published | 06/2012 |
Type | Summary Report |
ISBN Number | 978-1-921576-66-9 |
Keywords | aquatic ecological assets, Northern Australian |
Abstract | Northern Australia hosts a range of high value aquatic ecosystems, including, estuaries, rivers, lakes and wetlands. These ecosystems have important intrinsic and cultural values, and among other things, provide clean water, food and recreational activities for people. Climate related changes in rainfall, run off and sea level, together with future development and expansion of agricultural, urban and industrial land use represent significant risks to these high value aquatic ecosystems. The systems support high biodiversity and many species of aquatic plants and animals that are found nowhere else. It is important that these valuable assets be sustainably managed and protected so that they provide ongoing value to both human activities and ecological requirements. |


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Around the Rink
Holy Franzen! If you haven�t heard, The Mule came back to work with a vengeance Wednesday, ripping off five goals against the hapless Senators. Here�s video of all five. Sure, one was an empty-netter. So what? The guy just naturally knows how to be in the right place at the right time. With this game, Franzen actually moved himself into a tie for fifth in goals league-wide. My RotoWire Staff Keeper Hockey League team thanks you, Johan.
It truly was a spectacular night of NHL action, as Brent Johnson nearly pitched a shutout, but instead he went ahead and delivered this knockout to Rick DiPietro. One punch and down goes DP, who will now be out for the year.
That�s a joke. Please don�t drop Rick DiPietro because of me.
Johnson gave him a good shot, but he�s no Dan Cloutier. If you click only one link out of my article, make it this one. Glorious. But NHL.com has video of all the classic goalie fights up, which is always worth checking out.
No Crosby, no Malkin, no problem � the Pens keep chugging along, and if their results along with what we saw in �24/7� are any indicator, Dan Bylsma should be considered one of the very top coaches in the NHL.
The Peter Forsberg �comeback� story is chugging along slowly. Obviously, he had a tough time in his first real practice with the team, and things don�t sound really positive, but we�ll give him a couple more weeks to round into top form before necessarily saying that Foppa�s latest comeback attempt has hit the skids for sure. For what it�s worth, Adam Foote said he looked great out there.
Projected Goalie Starters
For updates on the projected goalies later in the day, check our Projected Goalies Grid.
New Jersey (Martin Brodeur) at Rangers (Henrik Lundqvist), 7:00 ET
Calgary (Miikka Kiprusoff) at Atlanta (Ondrej Pavelec), 7:00 ET
Nashville (Anders Lindback) at Philadelphia (Sergei Bobrovsky), 7:00 ET
Dallas (Andrew Raycroft) at Boston (Tuukka Rask), 7:00 ET
Carolina (Cam Ward) at Toronto (James Reimer), 7:00 ET
Minnesota (Jose Theodore) at Colorado (Craig Anderson), 9:00 ET
Recent Injury News for Teams Playing Thursday
New Jersey
Mark Fayne, D (illness) � Practiced Wednesday, likely to play Thursday
NY Rangers
Vaclav Prospal, LW (knee) � Will come off IR and play alongside Marian Gaborik Thursday
Ruslan Fedotenko, LW (shoulder, appendix) � Out another three or four weeks after appendectomy
Derek Boogaard, LW (concussion) � Out for the year
Erik Christensen, C (knee) � Practicing, but at least a week away
Steve Staios, D (ribs) � Missed Tuesday�s game; no word yet on Thursday�s status, but he�s healthy scratched frequently
Chris Mason, G (knee) � Practiced Wednesday, but no timetable; should be on the way back though
Tobias Enstrom, D (finger) � Missed third straight Tuesday and could still miss two to three more weeks
Jim Slater, C (concussion) � Out indefinitely
Francis Bouillon, D (concussion) � Concussion officially diagnosed; day-to-day
Steve Sullivan, LW (groin) � Chronic issue has kept him out since late December; practicing, but no timetable
Jordin Tootoo, RW (personal) � Skating with team, but needs to get back into hockey shape before being redeployed
Marek Svatos, RW (knee) � Should be getting close to returning, as it�s been 10 days since his knee cleanout
Mark Fistric, D (illness) � Missed Tuesday�s game
Tom Wandell, C (shoulder) � Placed on IR
Marc Savard, C (concussion) � Will undergo further testing and could be out for the year
Tim Gleason, D (personal) � Missed practice, but expected to play Thursday
Jussi Jokinen, LW (lower body) � Will miss a week or two
Mike Brown, LW (upper body) � Will miss a couple weeks
Guillaume Latendresse, LW (hip) � Aiming for March 1 return
Marco Scandella, D (concussion) � Has missed six straight; seems to be no timetable
Marek Zidlicky, D (shoulder) � Improving and could be skating again in two weeks
Ryan O�Reilly, C (shoulder) � Wouldn�t have played Tuesday if game wasn�t canceled; questionable for Thursday
David Jones, LW (shoulder) � Skated before practice Wednesday; still out indefinitely
Daniel Sedin, LW, VAN � Normally the goal-scoring Sedin, Daniel�s taken a page out of his brother�s book with an all-assists points streak � five games going into the All-Star break, and extended to seven since. If you own him, sit back and enjoy.
Teddy Purcell, RW, TAM � Always kind of an enigmatic player, Purcell busts out with major offensive contributions every so often. This is one of those times, as he put up two multi-point games before the break and came out of it strong with two goals against the Flyers, including the game-winner. He�d scored just one point in the 14 games that preceded this mini-streak.
Dwayne Roloson, G, TAM � Roloson�s not just hot, he�s lightning hot. (See what I did there?) He has three shutouts in his last eleven starts, including two in a row sandwiching the All-Star break, and a five-game winning streak in which he�s allowed a total of five goals. When you can shut down all 38 shots that the Flyers put on you, well, you�re going as well as anyone in the NHL.
Jaroslav Halak, G, STL � Halak had a simply miserable month of January � not that his teammates helped him much (thanks for the own goal, Erik Johnson!) � allowing four goals seven times, including three straight to enter the break. He�s got a fairly friendly February schedule aside from Vancouver twice and games against Chicago and Tampa Bay, so Halak can turn things around if he gets started now on reclaiming the spectacular form he showed earlier on in the year.
Vincent Lecavalier, C, TAM � Remember when Vinny scored 52 goals? No one knows what�s happened to the one-time superstar, but things are looking pretty bad these days. He has just a single goal in his last 15 games, and it�s not like he�s making up for that by racking up assists, either. He�s only 31, so age shouldn�t have caught up with him this quickly. It�s telling that his linemate Purcell is in the �hot� column, while Lecavalier is still cold.
Recommended Pickup
Michael Grabner, RW, NYI � Grabner went into the All-Star break hot, scoring points in seven of eight (including six goals), won the fastest skater competition, and came out of the gate into the second half with an assist and a plus-2 against Atlanta. The former first-round pick is quietly third on the team with 15 goals and could be a legit contributor down the stretch. His January totals � seven goals, three assists in 13 games and a plus-5 � are certainly fantasy-worthy.


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Savory Blue Cheese, Walnut, and Date Rugelach
Filling rich cream cheese dough with a mixture of blue cheese, walnuts, and dates turns rugelach into delicious appetizer pastries that go perfectly with a glass of red or white wine. They take a bit of time to prepare, but the filling and dough can be made ahead, if you like.
Total Time:
48 appetizers
- 1 c. butter or margarine
- 1 package cream cheese
- 2 c. all-purpose flour
- ½ tsp. Salt
- 1½ c. walnuts
- 4 oz. blue cheese
- 48 pitted dates
- 1 large egg white
- 1 tsp. water
- In large bowl, with mixer at medium speed, beat butter and cream cheese until creamy, occasionally scraping bowl with rubber spatula. Reduce speed to low; gradually beat in flour and salt just until blended, occasionally scraping bowl.
- Divide dough into 4 equal pieces; shape each into a disk. Wrap each disk in plastic wrap and refrigerate until dough is firm enough to roll, at least 4 hours or overnight. (Or place dough in freezer 1 hour if using butter, 1 hour 30 minutes if using margarine.)
- In food processor with knife blade attached, process 1⁄2 cup walnuts until finely chopped; transfer to small bowl and reserve. In same food processor bowl, process blue cheese and remaining 1 cup walnuts just until a coarse mixture forms.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Line two large cookie sheets with foil; grease foil.
- On lightly floured surface, with floured rolling pin, roll one disk of dough into 10-inch round. (If dough is too cold to roll, let stand 5 to 10 minutes at room temperature to soften slightly.) With pastry wheel or knife, cut dough into 12 equal wedges (do not separate). Beginning 1 inch from edge, sprinkle 1⁄2 cup blue-cheese mixture in 2-inch-wide ring, leaving dough in center exposed. Place 1 whole date horizontally on wide curved end of each wedge. Starting at wide end, roll up each wedge, jelly-roll fashion. Place rugelach, point side down, 1 inch apart, on cookie sheet. Repeat with remaining dough (one disk at a time), blue-cheese mixture, and dates.
- In small bowl, lightly beat egg white with water. With pastry brush, brush rugelach with egg-white mixture and sprinkle evenly with reserved walnuts.
- Bake until golden, 30 to 35 minutes, rotating sheets between upper and lower racks halfway through
baking. With wide spatula, immediately transfer rugelach to wire racks to cool. Store in airtight container up to 3 days, or in freezer up to 3 months. Makes 48 appetizers.
Nutritional information is based on 1 rugelach.
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Updated and Open Concept Summit #E19
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- Minimum stay:2 nights
- Sleeps:4
- Bedrooms:1
- Bathrooms:1
- Property type:Condo
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
About the Property
1 Bedroom, 1 Bath Walk to the Slopes
1 Bdrm, 1 Bath
Bed Layout:
Rm 1: Queen, LCD TV
Twin over Twin Bunkbed off of dining area
Deluxe Rating
Walk to Eagle Lift
Woodburning fireplace, wood provided
WIFI in Condo
2 Car Parking, 1 in Garage (7'0)
Fully Equipped Kitchen
Linens, Plush Towels, and Bedding
Firewood, firestarter, and matches if applicable
Post stay cleaning
Centrally Located Office in Vons Shopping Center
Common Area Amenities:
Pool, Tennis & bbq during Summer
Year Round Spa
Walk to Eagle Lift
Mammoth TOT certificate #5893
Property Type
- Condo
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 4
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Not Allowed
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Festivals
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Library
- Live Theater
- Marina
- Playground
- Restaurants
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Babysitter
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Laundromat
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Bird Watching
- Boating
- Horseback Riding
- Miniature Golf
- Outlet Shopping
- Paddle Boating
- Photography
- Scenic Drives
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Sledding
- Walking
- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
- Mountain View
- Resort
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Basketball Court
- Cross Country Skiing
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Fly Fishing
- Freshwater Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Hunting
- Ice Skating
- Mountain Biking
- Mountain Climbing
- Mountaineering
- Racquetball
- Rock Climbing
- Skiing
- Snowboarding
- Snowmobiling
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Dining Area
- Internet
Currency ConversionDates | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
Late Winter2017 Feb 20 - Apr 22, 2017 2 night min stay |
$265 | ||||
Summer 2017 Apr 23 - Oct 31, 2017 2 night min stay |
$219 | ||||
My Standard Rate 2 night min stay |
$265 | ||||
Additional information about rental rates
- Cleaning Fee $75 + tax
- Tax Rate 14%
Help us make your stay as wonderful as possible! If you or anyone in your party should encounter any issues that are inhibiting the enjoyment of your stay, you must phone the rental office at the time the problem is of concern to you. Our office will not compensate your party for any grievance, however real it may be, if we are not informed of the situation at the time it becomes a problem for you and given a chance.
Manager's cancellation policy:
50% refund for cancellations more than 14 days before check-in date.
100% refund for cancellations more than 30 days before check-in date.
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Car: Not Necessary
Manager info
Why Mammoth Lakes, CA, USA:
Summer features: Summit has 2 pools, tennis courts, and a common outdoor bbq. The A and B buildings are within walking distance of the Sierra Star Golf Clubhouse.
Winter features: Summit is just across the street from Little Eagle Ski Lodge. The property has several buildings. They are lettered A through H. The A and B buildings are located right where the bubble is on the Google Map above. The A and B buildings are the furthest from the lift. Moving left from the bubble toward the lift are the rest of the buildings. The E building is diagonally across from the lift. The F and G buildings are just at the base of the lift. The H building is just behind the G building and is also very convenient to skiing.
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
Year Round Features: Summit has several outdoor spas, a workout room, and central laundry.
Little Eagle Ski Lodge: This Lodge features ski rentals, ski lessons, ski shop, bar, restaurant, and lockers. Children as young as 3 years old are eligible to take ski lessons from this Lodge. The Eagle Express chairlift is a high speed six pack. It is just one run from the top of this chair down to Canyon Lodge. If you prefer to avoid the long lift lines at Canyon Lodge Area entirely, take Chair 25 or Chair 9 from the top of Eagle Express. This allows you to move across the Mountain toward Chair 3 and Chair 5 or to the top in just a 2-3 runs.
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Date last modified - Sunday, March 26, 2017
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The New Cars | |
Origin | Boston, Massachusetts, United States |
Genres | Rock, power pop, new wave |
Years active | 2005–2007 |
Labels | Eleven Seven Music |
Associated acts | The Cars, Journey, Jefferson Starship, The Tubes, Meat Loaf, Utopia, Neil Hamburger |
Past members |
Elliot Easton Greg Hawkes Todd Rundgren Kasim Sulton Prairie Prince |
The New Cars were a band formed in 2005 with two of the original members of the 1970s/1980s new wave band The Cars. The band was composed of original Cars members Elliot Easton and Greg Hawkes, along with vocalist/guitarist Todd Rundgren, bassist Kasim Sulton, and drummer Prairie Prince. The band performed The Cars' classic songs, some new material, and selections from Rundgren's career.
In 2005, rumors began circulating that Easton and Hawkes would be teaming with Todd Rundgren in a new Cars lineup, with Rundgren replacing The Cars original vocalists Ric Ocasek and Benjamin Orr. The rumors turned out to be true, with the revamped lineup calling themselves The New Cars. Two regular Rundgren collaborators, bassist Kasim Sulton and drummer Prairie Prince, replaced bassist Benjamin Orr and drummer David Robinson in the new lineup. Robinson, who retired from the music industry years before, was invited to join the group but amicably declined. Ocasek, who had opted out of any possibilities of a reunion, gave his blessing to Easton and Hawkes, saying, "I want Elliot and Greg to be happy." On April 17, 2006, when he appeared on The Colbert Report and was asked if there was anyone he wanted to put "on notice", he answered "Todd Rundgren." (In 2010, all four remaining original members of The Cars eventually did reunite for a new studio album and tour.)
On March 20, 2006, The New Cars released a new original single, "Not Tonight", on Eleven Seven Music. And on May 9, 2006, they released an album "It's Alive!", also on Eleven Seven Music. The album contained 18 tracks, consisting of 15 live recordings (12 classic Cars songs, the new single "Not Tonight", and 2 Todd Rundgren songs), plus 3 new original studio tracks.
The band's first tour, the summer Roadrage Tour with Blondie kicked off May 12, 2006 in Mississippi.
Rundgren referred to the project as "an opportunity... for me to pay my bills, play to a larger audience, work with musicians I know and like, and ideally have some fun for a year".
The spring leg of the 2006 tour had to be cut short because Easton had broken his collarbone on June 5[1] and was playing in great pain. Despite the fact the accompanying album had sold only 16,000 units, a winter leg of the tour ran from November through early December. The tour, titled Road Rage Winter Tour was a theatre tour of venues which were much smaller than their previous arena tour.
Post-2007 activity
The New Cars played their last concert in September 2007. Rundgren resumed his solo career, and his 2009 solo tour featured Kasim Sulton, Prairie Prince and Greg Hawkes as members of his backing band. A later Rundgren tour in 2010 featured band members Kasim Sulton and Prairie Prince. In 2010, Hawkes and Easton reunited with surviving Cars members Ric Ocasek and David Robinson for an album and tour.[2]
Several years later, when Rundgren was asked how, looking back, he would characterize his time with The New Cars, he replied "Bittersweet. You know, we all put a lot of effort into it, but we got practically nothing out of it but aggravation".[3]
Band Members
- Former members
- Todd Rundgren – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
- Elliot Easton – lead guitar, backing vocals
- Greg Hawkes – keyboards, backing vocals
- Kasim Sulton – bass guitar, lead and backing vocals
- Prairie Prince – drums, percussion
Year | Album | Label |
2006 | "It's Alive!" * Release date: May 9, 2006 | Eleven Seven Music #4607000512 |
Year | Single | Label |
2006 | "Not Tonight" * Release date: March 20, 2006 | Eleven Seven Music |
External links
- The New Cars on Myspace
- The New Cars at VH1
- The New Cars at MTV
- The New Cars at RollingStone
- AOL Artist Page
- Billboard Artist Page
- Asbury Park Press Interview with Kasim Sulton
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- 2007 disestablishments in Massachusetts
- American New Wave musical groups
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- American rock music groups
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