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Salem Daily News, The (Newspaper) - August 6, 1890, Salem, Ohio PHE SALEM DAILY NEWS. II. NO. 184. SALEM. OHIO, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 6. 1890. TWO CENTS. rry Has His in Debate es the Pending Bill as of the Mo- nopolists. Mr. of Attach Upon the Naval Speaker Heed. VJg 9 Berry wlth a sPeech oc of :an.T legislation. He de- inr. question bad been settled election. The peo- i !n favor ol the pro- ut ra'.her In favor of the party a for revenue only, fie i lite Ferialor from Kansas. witi the p -ople he represented .ind trusted the people so.- ho-.v (UsrogarUul o' ,a FastiTP. States were, as that J. to' have a more kindly feeling >n of the South, who were like .r.-rs under '-be pending b'li. icn Ji'iK measure generally he i bill of pret-.-useo, neitncr -JOT 12 as purpose. It pro it increased them. c'.uties on imports, but it lv unequal. responded to Mr. Berrv ie ili.-comfort which he always Senaio-- dU'su-s a subject 1n lie laid so smail aa amount of 'on M thut Senator evidently t- the subjf.-ct of protec- >r Mr Berry s information an Fort la Messenger. condition 61 the furraer and t and ten years ago. and show- vie1 ion '.liat has t-ikcn place m jlu and aj? ricuHnral implements commodities within tUat doc- nm! stone schedule was unfln- rof amendments proposing to m tie? rates. oJtered by tfie rcje.'tfrt Tio metal schedule id th--- of an re') bv Mr. Morgan to admit P nif .'d'ourSed. Senator ill in opposition to the pending rKln'.cy. fro1" the Committee t as a substitute for the Cum- i a the Sec vi for the In- cu at the K'.uerv y yard. In t-soluf.oD. Mr. Cummings said Bfease of public morality and h had l-eesi menaced by a high L'he order IncrcHistnij the fO'Ca yinl looked as though the executive power for partisan on the fact that cer- e KittT ya'd hod been and that the ''liainnan of the ival Aflalra (Mr Lioutelle) hud for lli repair in the tion Hi eo.r.encied that inter st of prooJ government, hv vio cons'ruct ttie shops. the Xnvy bad orlored an in- re m tae Klttery yard to recon- and to repair "the ih'la a-oiRe- -v of tti- N'avy-had stated that j', uot ot rooalr. f Maine said that "he felt like ev for -inswrermg the remarka- on that had boea made by the NT Von? ThP :rc'itlcmn.n a had worked himself of excitement over the fact arr of the vy had really pos- hood to obey the mandatory In- gress. Mr said, offered by f foun led on a cUrosological th? t-li ct ons neutrally were r. the Congressional elections Tic September, so that if hou'-lu'l men transported to 1 not one of thorn could have er Reed. In concluding, Mr. ed that in justice to his col- he rtp-lred to say. aftor all from New York had o'vn bosom over the alleged Cillery yard ra the Interest of u the Trcatest majoritv ever B Rjed was243'3 over his nrnt nnd 1.628 majority in 1888, 'rd a.id been packed by a Dem- ration. The resolution Iowa, submitted the majority Hnyton-Bre'c'.cenHdge election 'it, wh ch declares the seat red printed and laid over The i'ito Conr.rruee of the Whole "llci TC-y bill, but without dis- committee rose and the House MUKDEKER KE3MDMLEK. Electrocatlon for A About the TO BAR TH A RECOUNT If ECE8SABT. )UAL i BOOKS. dealers for Selling Llter- to be Itnpurn. Yesterday raorn- th a warrant issued by of the Tombs police ntondent Britton, the he Enforcement of the arrested Patrick Far- of the American Nowg two of his clerks. The arraigned before Justice ire paroled in the custody sel until tbls morning, inallon will be had. books the sale of which the action ot tne aociety, tzer by Tolstoi; oau by Alexander e "Devil's by Jhich are by the society osceno publications. Aug. ft. _A mcotlnfrof S- Miller Co., of New- lers in fertilizers, whose has already 'He, was hold hero Tues- the firm made of its condition. It o liabilities of the house their assets aggre- Vl- It was resolved to extension of four Piece Work Wanted. 3. FELLOWS. Fifty Thousand Visitors Already In Chl- 5'rir.o DrilN Commenred. CHICAGO, Aug. About fifty thou- sand visitors, including l.idies. have so far arrived in the city to participate in the Odd Fellows' cantonment. Nearly all the preliminaries were completed yesterday, so General Underwood and his assistants were able to devote them- selves to the pleasant duty of receiving friends and renewing acquaintances made at Los Angeles two years ago. Every train coming in brought one or more cantons, each numbering from fif- teen to fifty men, exclusive of officers, and every department commander and staff officer is now on the ground. Yes- terday the crack cantons, classed as A in the com petition schedule, began their prize drill in the inclosure opposite tuw Auditorium. Class A is composed of prize winners in former contests. A Terrible Explosion. DEXVKB, Col., Aug. 0. Another ex- plosion occurred hero last evening. J. D. Gorrell, clerk in Mitchell's pharmacy, went into the cellar. On reaching the foot of the stairs bo struck a match, when six ten-gallon cases of benzine ex- ploded with terrific force. The front of the building was blown into the street and a customer standing by the door was hurled twenty feet and badly bruised. Gorrell was blown out of the cellar. lie was found a few minutes later wandering in the alley in a de- mented condition. He can not recover. The building was burned. Bitten bj TArnntnlft. OMAHA, Neb., Aug. Robert Brown, a newsboy who runs between Omaha and Sydney on tbe Union Pacific rail- way, was bitten by a tarantula that was hidden in a bunch of bananas he was handling. Young J'.rown paid little at- tention to tbe bite at first, not knowing tbe nature of it. but his arm became so swollen as to burst his shirt sleeve and be suffered great agony. A physician on tbe train brought birn to Omaha for treatment- He may recover. LOXP05. Aug. A dispotch t. -m Buenos Ayres says that President Col- man. having been abandoned by Pelle- grini. Roca, Pena and thus be- coming completely has been forced to present his resignation to a joint meeting of the chambers. As Col- inan's partisans still form a majority of tbe chambers, the presentation of resignation may b" a triple de- clares that his resifrna-.ivn is irrevocable. A BUI to Prohibit Chinese migration Reported to the of Represent- atives With Favorable Rec- ommendation. The to Mftke the Term of Eicluilon Indefinite Practically Permanent. WA'SIIIXI.TOK. Aug. House Committee on Foreign Affairs yesterday reported to the House with a favorable recommendation a substitute for tbe bills recently introduced to prohibit Chinese immigration. The substitute is accoDipinied by a report prepared by Mr. Morrow, of California. Mr. Hitt, of Illinois, the chairman of the committee, was the only member who dissented from the committee's action. He sub- mitted a brief statement to the effect that he could not aesent to the recom- mendation of the substitute, because the bill is in conflict with i treaty now in foroe to which the faith ot the United States is pledged and which declares that "tbe United States may regulate, limit or suspend such coming or resi- dence, but may not absolutely prohibit." A largo portion of the report, submit- ted by Mr. Morrow is devoted to a re- view of the anti-Chinese legislation and the flagrant evasions tbat have been carried on by means of technicalities In tbe laws and through other means. Mr. Morrow says that the reasons for exclu- sion are many and far reaching. He then quotes criminal statistics showing the great number of arrests of China- men in San Francisco for offenses against State and municipal laws and adds: "These facts, which find corrob- oration wherever any number of these people are domiciled, disprove the as- sertion that they are inoffensive and law-abiding class." Further on the report says: 'tfrhe fact that the acts of 1SS2 and 18S4 expire by limitation at the and of ten years from their respective dates, and that any interregnum between their expira- tion and proper legislation in pursuance of the existing policy would be availed of by hosts of incoming Chinese, and tbat the whole work of the preceding decade would be practically undone, makes it necessary that Congress should proceed at once to some and permanent measure of protection to take the place of the expiring statutes." "The purpose of the bill now under the report says, "is to carry into execution the policy of the Government in ixcluding Chinese immi- gration. It proposes to make the term of exclusion indefinite and therefore practically permanent" The hill excludes all Chinese from landing in the United States, excep; those persons duly accredited to the United States as ministers plenipoten- tiary or other diplomatic representa- tives, consuls general, consular and com- mercial agents, including other officers of the Chinese or other governments traveling upon the business of that gov- ernment, with their servants. The vis- iting of Chinese immigrants, whether for the purpose of transit or otherwise, is absolutely prohibited. Section 10 directs that hereafter no State or United States court shall admit Chinese to citizenship and repeals all laws conflicting the act. Chinese now in the United States and who may at any time hereafter depart from the United States, as well as all who are now iu the United States, are to be sub- ject to all the provisions, conditions, prohibitions and penalties of the act. BASK A Dull Day Amonfr thn Pig; 9ktn Following are the scores of Tuesday's NATIONAL LEAGUE. 10, Cleveland 6. AMEKICAX ASSOCIATION. At 3, Columbus 19. At 0, Toledo 9. At Louisville- Brooklyn 8, LouisTille 3. At St 9, St. Louis 3. PLAYERS' I.EAOTO. At S. Chicago 0. a Lofjscr. j r MAY. N. J.. Aur. TV. J'r-si- i dent did not ex- pected. and Se.-ri-t.irT K'.aine de- rived so "tKjn'-f.t from short sojourn that it was decided to defer de- parture cntil to-day. Harri- son and TostTsasler General U'ansmakcr will proceed at once to Washington, while Biaino v.-ill go to Xew York. tn N. T-. A-c. Cb'na- men were arraijrned before Comtnission- er Hlrschbeck vcst-erday on the charge of violation of the Chinese Exclasioa and were comtr.ittcd to jail for farther examination. The only thing that can be done with them U to them back to Canada. Murdered by JOT-IKT, 111., Aug. Herbert Wyman murdered George Krouse yesterday, mistaking him for Joseph Dockendorf, whom he had forbidden to visit his daughter. Wyman mot Dockendorf with his daughter at a picnic last Sunday, when the latter bandied Wyman pretty roughly. Yesterday Wyman came upon a man whom ho supposed was Docken- dorf with his back turned and deliber- ately plunged a knife to the hilt under Krone's left shoulder. Wyman was ar- rested- _ _ Committee Work at A WA'.ITI.V.TOS. Aug. Outside of the Appropriations committees of but little committee work is being done. The regular meeting days of commit- tees are passed over -without anybody takir.ir the trouble to look in to see if anything is going on. It would be use- less to "prepare more bills for tbe jaiendar. Will Honncert. Aug. Tne House Committee on Elections at their meet- ing adopted a resolution de- clarinsr tne seat of Mr. JJreckenridge. of Arkansas, vacant. The roaohi tion, wit's the report of tberaajorityand minority of tb'i committee, was to House yesterday. Two Attenpte y. AujT. Jacob Haff. attempted Timday by in front of a switching engine- He was rescued in UaK> la life- Huff made a wcond at- tempt later, but friends took Mca DMpoadency is tbe M Rrturu From St. are De- fective That the Whole Job Miut be Gone Over WASHINGTON, Aug. The citizenft' committee of St. Paul presented to Sec- retary Jfoble yesterday the results of their examination of the evidence upon which tbe recent order was based di- recting a recount of tbe population of the city. Their report proved that the insurance map which was used, by the Census Office to establish in part the de- fectireness of the census returns was en- tirely unreliable. The committee, how- ever. admitted that in nine of the dis- tricts the returns were so defective as to warrant either an entire recount of those districts or else a careful verification of the schedules. They opposed a recount of the entire city. Superintendent Porter said tbat an ex- amination was now in progress of the returns of thirty-four districts, includ- ing the nine referred to by the commit- tee, and from what had been discovered already, he was obliged to conclude that a recount of the- entire city would be necessary. _ HE WAS EXPERT. A Fftmout 1'omml Out With Containing: a Large Sum of Money. CHICAGO, Aug. 6. Post-office inspec- tors all over the United States are look- ing for George W. Harris, for a long time regarded as tho most expert and careful railway postal clerk in the sery- ico. Harris is being looked for high and low on account a heavy robbery of the mails intrusted to his caro, either in St. Louis or at some point between this city and St. Louis, on the Chicago y, O., Aug. Robert Bell, of this city, has resigned the position of mine inspector of the Third district. Tbe understanding here is tbat Chief In- spector R. M. Hazel tine will bo per- mitted ;o servo oat his term if vacancies are created for Democrats in the district inspectorships. Died Suddenly. TIFFIN. O., Aue. -Edward Quinn, oneof Tiffin's wealthiest and best known jrrocers, dropped dead Monday night of rheumatism of tbe heart. lie was aged about fifty years. Strange .i.P. Aug. 0. James well-known young man. is mysteri- ously missing. He was to have been carried last Saturday. Town by AXTOMO, Tex.. A-jg. An aV tack was made Monday apor. the town of Shaftor. Presidio County, by twenty- fl-re Mexicans. Ranger J. P. Graves was killed and Sheriff Lee seriously wounded while Img to arrest Mexicans. A posse ol Angers and deputy sheriffs have left Maria to capture the marauders. It if reported tbat Saaftor ouroeo. LATEST NEWS ITEMS. Oathere I by From all Parti a) the Kurtli. R. The National I'-ink. of Gates- vine, Tox., capital has been au- thorized to begin business. It is stated upon good authority tbat Senator-elect Calvin S. Urice, of Ohio, has bought the S'cntinol. Tho Treasury Departr.ient is advUod that m gold bars wore paid out at tho assay otiice in Xew York City on tho 5th for shipment to The police of Warsaw bavr- nxpollcd from th.it city fifty-four foreign Social- ists with the warning that if return they will be imprisoned at li.i.M At Charleston, S. C., tlio Corotu-r'S jury in the of Grcon. who killed his wife's paramour. hus re- turned a vor.hctof j-.isiiii-ililc houiio-. le. Tho --it ".it troops to Kltorr to proven', the landau of pilgrims returning from Mecca. cholera is with foarrnl vu-ulcn-e. Tho ollU'ia! rough count of Census Rtiroau shows the popul.iU'.u of 1'hxla- ih'lphia to be uht.-ii is an in- crease during the last ton you-s of 724. The Department of Stato has been in- formed by the American locr.uioii at St. Petersburg that thoruuiorof tho whole- sale expulsion of Jews from Russia is unfounded Phoebe W. Cozzons has nui-le applica- tion for tho position of superintendent of charities of the District of Columbia, a recently created office thut will pay SS.OOO a year. It Is reported that cholera of a viru- lent form has appeared in several Rus- sian towns on tho Polish frontier. San- itary precautions are buing takou to prevent the spread of the disease. An illustrated pamphlet on the hor- rors of A thin tic cattle ships has just been published by Mr. Phrasoll, M. R Tho horrors of cattle ship1-, according to Mr. Plimsoll, equal those ot the furinor slave ships. During the last two months a number of tourists have mot with fatal accidents through attompu to climb tho Austrian Alps, the fatalities in most cases resulting from the c.xrelea.snoss of the victims. The monthly statement o. iho Treas- ury Department shows ti.ut on August I there were in circulation j-old and sil- ver coins and certificates, '.'nitM States notes, etc.. amounting tn a iiPtinc fw ovor .Inly of Tho British ship Lord Raglan is posted on the New York MHriiitno Ei- chnnge as missing'. The Lord Raglan is a large, full rigged snip, unrt Ipft San Francisco February for Cork, Ire- land. Sinen that lium t-iio has not. boon heard of, and her owners have about given her up as lost. Alt K x, S. C., Aug. The most intensely bitter campaign over held in this Stato was concluded at Watorboro yesterday in the midst, of a shower of rain and a complete collapse of the plat- form and a lot of knock-down and drajf- out fights. The Ho, lias been a common ar. tho meetings Oi late, was not I'xch'ingod from thn stand, but the croud, which numlr-rpil indulged in it quite frequently, tn ono of tbe scrimmages an enthusiastic straight-out had his head broken by a TUhnan town marshal iin-1 sovi-nil Till- m.in enthusiasts worn badly handled. Tho whole Stato is glad thai, t.ho. cam- paign id THE MARKETS. Klonr. f'lrain nruj J'rovl.tlfTTK. NKW YOIIK, Aug 5. Closed :it 5 par cent Kicchnnpec -suly Postcil rates 4K5J4 ncliiil nUos 4814'JSWf lor sixty days nm! for demand. Government bonds steady. Currency Os at 113; is. coupon, l-Sl'l; .r -.t'-'-r-- ;il f ho ce sfers at J-> W-_i.-i ifi. .S k'.r? a: J_' 'jyili I- ?h' -''.i.'y. nd riiih-.r. t _ _ Ang nrm COMJDOC fair to efxwi se'.wt m lit' lit 5< ,5 :i 1 r 'I f H Hi ii-k Hill_________ ;
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SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO -- By far the smallest school in the highly-competitive, 32-team Boras Classic baseball tournament, Oaks Christian made it all the way to the South Region championship game Friday.
The Lions lost 6-0 to national power Mater Dei at JSerra High, but it was quite an achievement for underdog Oaks Christian to win three in a row to make it to the final.
"I don't think anyone thought we would make it this far," said Oaks Christian Brandon Evans, who was 2 for 3. "We may be a small school, but we're all athletes. I think we earned some respect."
Oaks Christian (12-3-1) fell behind by five runs in the first inning, but from that point the Lions kept it respectable.
The loss ended Oaks Christian's 10-game winning streak, including tournament victories over Vista Murrieta, El Toro and JSerra.
"I'm very proud of everything we did," Oaks Christian coach Tim Penprase said. "After the first inning, we settled down and played good defense and got some outs."
Six days after shutting out Harvard-Westlake at the USA Baseball National High School Invitational final in North Carolina, Mater Dei's Jacob Erickson was sharp once again.
With a big-breaking curveball, the left-hander limited Oaks Christian to six hits, three over the final six innings, striking out 12 and walking none.
"I respect Oaks Christian for getting here considering they're such a small school," Erickson said.
Oaks Christian, ranked No. 1 in Southern Section Div. IV, has not seen many pitchers like Erickson this season.
"He was phenomenal. He threw a great game," Penprase said. "He hit his spots and had a couple of different pitches."
Mater Dei (14-1) plays Pleasant Grove (Elk Grove) in the tournament final April 13 in Stockton.
In the top of the first, Oaks Christian starter Spencer Vogelbach had no problem with the first two batters, but then Mater Dei rallied for five runs with two out. Vogelbach issued three walks, one with the bases loaded, plus a run-scoring single, then freshman Josh Stephen drilled a three-run double to left-center.
Vogelbach settled down after that. He pitched three scoreless innings through the fourth before giving way to left-hander Kyle Ohanian, who faced six hitters over two scoreless innings.


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clean and easy access, close to activities, niteclubs, historical points of interest looks like it could use a little refreshing. the drapes in our room had tears, the tile in the shower was cracked, the water tasted like it came out of a garden hose.
The room was nice and clean. The staff was friendly and helpful. We definitely recommend this hotel and will stay there again when in town!
bed very comfortable no free continental breakfast for breakfast buffet for $8, fruit was very poor, had black bananas restaurant was out of steak and most everything for dinner
We weren't there for much more than sleep, but that was the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in. Wow. Super clean and well maintained hotel. Thanks
Lady at the front desk was really nice,i was worried a little since i arrived earlier than check in time but she assured me it was ok to check in.she always had a smile every time we walked past her.the breakfast time was awesome, its was our favorite part of the stay all because of the the lady in charge.she was very helpful,all smiles,engaged with us and couldn't wait to see us everymorning.we got very close it hurt to say goodbye.i realised during my stay she was like that to everyone.God willing we will definately be back. The throws on the edge of the beds were dirty.
Everything. Room was WAY bigger than expected. Very nicely set up. Staff was great. I did not eat their breakfast but it smelled wonderful.
spacious suite, clean and quiet, good hot breakfast
Everything was great except the dvd unit in the room wasnt working like it all
Staying at Homewood Suites was like being in my own home, but only better! The room was so very nice...comfortable furniture, great bed and linens, outstanding bathroom, and a complete kitchen well supplied with one's needs. Quite, too!
This was a great place to stay! Clean, quite, roomy, friendly, great location. If back in Ft Smith this will definately be where I stay! The only thing that would have made it better was to have my Sleep Number bed.
The suite and breakfast TV did not have very good picture
The hotel was located close to shopping. It was clean and inviting, and staff was wonderful even though it was Christmas they were very inviting. Nothing
Public spaces were essential for our stay, lots of family came by to visit and they were comfortable to sit and play cards and visit. The sofa bed mattress was thin .
Hotel is very clean. The shape of the room is a bit strange.
The one BEST thing about this hotel (if there is only one) is the staff. They could not have been nicer.
The room was nice. The breakfast selection was really under par. With only one waffle maker I had to wait in a line of about ten people just to get something to eat. His is unacceptable for a XXX per night stay!!
Great clean large rooms.
The kitchen and breakfast
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The suite rooms were very nice. Our mattress semed quite old...it rolled us to the middle. The scrambled eggs were pretty tasteless. Maybe you could find a better egg vendor.
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location the room wasn't dirty per se, but didn't feel clean. Rust stains in the bathtub, tv remote didn't work, etc. I do not think we would stay at this hotel again. The included breakfast was sparse; and what food was there it was cold.
I actually needed two beds the sofa bed mattress was horrible The sofa bed
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Everything No
The room was spacious and conveniently located near the entry doors. The parking lot was weird, what appeared to be part of the parking lot was actually another business. There was a pool and hot tub onsite but it was outdoor and not open. It would have been nice to know that.
Cleanliness and location I could not get two beds
Great Location!
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The rooms are nice and modern looking. The beds were very comfortable.
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Problem entering and exiting property. Traffic excessive.
Close to freeway & restaurants. Still very quiet Nothing
Great location Parking lot not too well illuminated
The wonderful staff and especially that they had the AC on in the room when we got there. Temps outside were 109 and it was such a blessing to walk into a cool room since we were on a motorcycle and boiling. Nothing
friendly staff no elevator,rooms were on different floors we were promised roomson ground level wrong key to one room next key was to a room not ready breakfast waffles were too thick so they were not cooked done one room had a bad smell
It was very cost effective. It's old and dingy. It wasn't what I expected after reading the star rating and seeing the picture.
The room was HUGE for what we paid, the staff was friendly, and the other guests were super quiet and considerate. It's VERY far away from Fort Smith proper. You can get to a Walmart and fast food from here, but getting to a nice pub will take you 15 minutes.
The room was clean and the bed was comfortable There was no elevator and no king beds or double queens available on the bottom floor so they had a handicapped petson on the top floor with no way to get down in case of a fire! Unsafe!
I have stayed here several times, and miss having an elevator for the upper rooms.
Price Older hotel not the nicest furniture, decor, etc.
Comfortable beds, good nights rest, and great breakfast. We were pleased.
the location it could use some updating, it was kind of run down
Easy access to various activities. No
Best $--- a night hotel I've enjoyed in years. Both nights went well. The Breakfast was better than I thought it should be at this price point.
The price of the room was reasonable. And it was a god room. The beds were kind of uncomfortable. You could feel the springs in them.
Great staff. Good location(was in town for show at convention center downtown) Old room. We like the updated motel 6.
The young women at the front desj was great. Very sweet and helpful. The smell from the air conditioner was horrible. Strong mildew smell and it was very dirty inside. To tired to change rooms. Put the bedspread on top of it and opened the window. Could still smell it but it wasn't as strong coveted up.
Location. Located at a light that made coming and going easy and near all major restaurants. Breakfast was just OK. Toaster took 7 minutes!
Very good location. Very nice facility. More than met my expectations. No.
When I arrived at Best Western I was told the Hotel was overbooked . So the staff set me up at Quality Inn right down the street from Best Western. The room at Quality Inn was very nice. Enjoyed my stay. No
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
It was at a good location. Close to major highway. Close to restaurants. Bathtub was stopped up. Had to call the front desk twice to get maintenance up to our room. Not accommodating to our needs, we were late for an event because getting ready was held up. Not very sympathetic to our needs.
the lady that checked us in was quite nice. the bathroom tiles were not sealed. the poor craftsmanship made the room look cheap.
Accommodations Nothing
The room was clean. It was close to restaurants. It was advertised as having a whirlpool tub but it only had a tub with jets. when I went to use the tub the button that changed it from shower to tub would not work and they had to send maintenance to fix it.
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Bad Service No housekeeping services. I stayed 4 night they never cleaned my room always had to call for fresh towels. Elevator broke down. Breakfast was cold and not kept stocked. Staff not very concern. Smelly shower curtain which made bathroom smell.
Mouse in room and attended said yeah others have complained about that also
The staff was able to get both of my rooms ready for early check-ins even though they were understaffed and fully booked. Hotel employee up front, the cleaning ladies, and the night auditor offered great service under pressure. Breakfast has lots of seating but could not keep up with the fully booked hotel. Come early or wait with everyone later in the morning. Food was decent though.
It was clean and fairly nice breakfast was run of the mill hot breakfast! It was not quiet people in hall and teens yelling and doing cannon balls in pool so didn't stay pool side more then ten minutes! And snack items are high a dollar for a can coke a two dollars for small bag of cookies small chips 1.50 so we made a trip to Walmart over all stay was OK!
Way too noisy. .. Drunk people in hallways all night long
Color of the room The flies in the room buzzing around all night, the tv had sound, but had a black screen.... called, father of the guy answered, said his son was out, and to call back later.......... bathroom sink had a leak, needed shoes to brush my teeth... killer a few roaches before going to sleep ... rather pay double, and never experience that again!
I liked the price. I appreciated that the receptionist worked to get me a better deal without me asking. Some things in the room could have been maintained better. There was supposed to be a mini fridge, but my room did not come with one. The staff could stand to be more knowledged about the area.
Nothing The room was dirty, bed sheets were stained, towels were stained and bathroom had mold in it. Room was very dirty and smelled bad.
Nothing The room smelled musty and unused , there was a dead roach in bathroom floor , turned shower on and water was orange from rust , mini fridge was unusable due to ice buildup. The bed was hard and pillows were flat and the headboard wasn't even attached to anything , just flopping around between bed and wall.
Difficult to find because it has changed names. It is no longer a Days Inn.
No longer a Days Inn. This is now called Riverside Inn. Very low quality hotel. Keep driving.
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The next generation of green cloverworms is about to begin in soybeans. Green cloverworm larvae have been feeding on soybeans in central Iowa during the last 3 weeks of July, and the adults are now making an appearance at lights at night. No significant defoliation has been reported, but fields should be closely scouted during the first 3 weeks of August.
Larvae can be identified by a combination of characters. They are pale green with one or two white stripes extending down each side of the body, and three pairs of prolegs in the middle of the body. Larvae also wiggle violently when squeezed; no other caterpillar in soybeans exhibits this behavior.
The eggs of this insect hatch in 4 days and the larvae feed for 17-23 days. They develop through six instars (stages) and consume most of their food during stages 4-6. Young larvae will feed anywhere throughout the soybean plant, but older larvae confine their feeding to the upper one-third of the soybean canopy. Diseases frequently suppress green cloverworm populations; however, this may not occur until after a substantial amount of defoliation has occurred.
Larry Pedigo, research entomologist at Iowa State University, conducted a variety of studies on this insect during the 1970s and early 1980s. He was able to develop economic thresholds from this research on the green cloverworm. Economic thresholds are shown in Table 1 and are expressed as the number of larvae per foot of row; no thresholds have been developed for narrow-row or drilled soybeans. Sampling should be done with a drop cloth to estimate the number of green cloverworms per foot of row.
If the green cloverworm population is below the economic threshold, but defoliation is approaching 20 percent, then control measures should still be considered (Table 2). Several other insects, most notably bean leaf beetles and grasshoppers, also can contribute to the defoliation, even though the population of just one of these pests by themselves is not at the economic threshold. In fields with multiple insect species feeding on the leaves, the amount of leaf defoliation is the best gauge for making management decisions.
Table 1. Green cloverworm economic thresholds per foot of row.
Table 2. Common chemicals labeled for green cloverworm control.
*Restricted use insecticide.
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Their hair is also rubbed with this mixture and hair extensions, which create those amazing red "dreadlocks".
As a deodorant, they burn herbs in a pot and move it around their body (all corners!). We have been witnessing this woman toilet, I still wonder how this is possible..
Also, all their jewels and ornaments have a meaning: married, single, widow, how many children... Very cool!
One of the woman of the tribe was dressed completely differently from the others: long flower dress with long sleeves, hat with horns (representing the cattle horns). I am told she is from the Herero tribe, and married a Himba man. So she lives among the Himbas, but keeps her own way of dressing and living ! Very practically, I also wonder how she manages to bear that dress when it is boiling hot outside!
Most of the children are not going to school, they stay in the village with their mums, while the men take care of the cattle in the bush around.
They are proud but friendly people. Our guide explained that they are not so much affected by HIV/Aids as they are not mixing with the other tribes, and not going so much in town...
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Putnam City Schools is proud of the high-quality bus transportation it offers to its students. Our fleet of 126 buses travels about 1.1 million miles a year. In fact, on an average day during the school year, our buses travel 5,500 miles. That's the equivalent of driving from Los Angeles to Miami and back.
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Putnam City Transportation DepartmentOffice Hours: 6 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - FridaySummer Office Hours: 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.Phone: (405) 789-3244Fax: (405) 491-7575Address: 7111 N.W. 42nd, Bethany, OK 73008
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One: their rookie class. Kenny Stills, the fifth-round receiver from Oklahoma, made a great catch against the Texans down the left sideline on a bomb, and first-round safety Kenny Vaccaro has fit in seamlessly and shows good instincts around the line; he made a good tackle on a run blitz. Another first-year player (technically not a rookie), wideout Andy Tanner, made a fingertip touchdown catch from ex-Tulane quarterback Ryan Griffin. But I liked the two defensive linemen who shone Sunday: third-round tackle John Jenkins, who has some Wilfork-type moves for a 350-pound man, and undrafted free agent end Glenn Foster, who had a sack and a quarterback pressure. How is someone as athletic as Glenn Foster not drafted? Probably comes from a decided lack of production—four sacks in 23 college starts at Illinois—but he looked promising Sunday.
Two: defensive end Cameron Jordan, who had a sack and was buzzing around Matt Schaub for much of the first quarter. Jordan and J.J. Watt were the best big ends in the 2011 draft, and he looked to have some of Watt's quickness, spin moves and strength Sunday. Defensive coordinator Rob Ryan plans to move Jordan—son of former NFL tight end Steve Jordan—around on the defense. Sort of like last year. "I was a Swiss Army knife last year," he said after the game. "I played everywhere. I think that's how I'll be used again, which is fine. I can excel wherever they put me." The Saints need the combination of Jordan, Junior Gallette and Akiem Hicks (and the rookies) to pressure the passer. It's essential if Rob Ryan's pressured defense is going to work.
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My dreams is… that the market shakes itself out, so talented young visual story tellers can make a living. We have seen explosion in the tech field which allows the creation of video and audio. Photographers have all the the tools that allow them to share wonderful stories. There are so many talented visual people, but sadly we are not seeing a market place that allows to this stuff to be paid in a decent way. In my stage of development, it is not so important, because I am all set. But I really feel for young photographers who see no clear path to earn a living. Long term sustainability of a photography career is much harder now.
The biggest lesson in my career… is that hard work is more important than talent. When you hear about great photographers, everyone talks about their eye, their sensitivity… But when you get to know them, they all have a ferocious work ethic. That was eye opening. We always think about talent, but not about the ability to generate ideas which is even more important than the eye. Former National Geographic Photography Director Bob Gilka used to say: I am up to my ears in talent, but only ankle deep in ideas. I have many guys who can shoot, but not too many that can propose a story and put together the whole thing.
The biggest lesson in my life… is that life can go in a second. The loss of my youngest son is the biggest and hardest lesson in my life. It made me realize that fame and fortune and all that, is not as important as safety of those who you love.
The moment I will never forget... was an assignment that hardly yielded any pics. I was shooting a story in Trinidad for Islands Magazine. One night there was a knock on my door and I was taken to ¨Shango¨ ceremony. I witnessed an all night ceremony. People in trances, people speaking in voices. The was so very low light and I couldn't use flash. I saw the most amazing things I have ever seen. I was able to shoot six photographs, but non were ever published.
Photography is... changing. I think its great that we can share stories in so many ways and are no longer dependent on magazines and big publishers. I like all the story-telling possibilities of video these day. For an old still shooter, it is scary on one hand, and fascinating on the other, to be able to craft the whole story from start to finish. You are now the writer, the editor, the image maker and the publisher too...it's a brave new world!
Kike´s thoughts: I can´t really say how many times I read his books ¨Spirit of Place: The Art of the Traveling Photographer¨ and ¨Secrets of Lighting on Location¨. I was beginning my stock photography career, and his books made me think about my own photography. The need of capturing the essence of a place, creating magical photographs charged with color and emotion. But what really impacted me was the day I called him for an interview (not knowing him), to get him answer the phone, sharing the sad news that his son had just died on a car accident that day. I felt so deeply sorry hearing someone I had admire so much, answer so politely in one of the worst possible situations. I had always seen his professional side until that day. Years after, I contacted him and he remembered me. During the interview for this new project, he was warm and close. A humble person who just happens to be a great photographer and story-teller. Like it happens to many, we lose our loved ones too early. I am sure Bob´s son is watching from above, proud of his great dad.
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Today: Iceland
Image was taken in 1979, when Bob was working on his first national magazine assignment, shooting a story about shad fisherman on the Hudson River, right off Manhattan.
So who is ... Bob?
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Bob suggests me to talk to: Bob Sasha, Jim Richardson or National Geographic editor Elisabeth Krist.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The New York Giants held their ninth of 10 offseason training activities (a.k.a. voluntary practices) on Thursday, and the big news was starting middle linebacker Jon Beason being carted off with a foot injury.
But, on the other side of the ball, wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. -- the team's first-round draft pick -- was held out entirely because of a hamstring injury.
Beckham also sat out last Thursday's OTA, the previous one open to the media. But Beckham said he feels "a lot better" this week.
"I was running around today, running routes [on the side] and dancing in the locker room," Beckham said. "So I feel pretty good."
Giants coach Tom Coughlin said the team is just being cautious with Beckham, given the time of year. The wideout hopes to be cleared to participate in next week's three-day mandatory minicamp.
"I'm pretty sure next week I'll be back up and running," Beckham said.
The other Peyton: Running back Peyton Hillis sat out Thursday with a muscle strain. Hillis said he suffered the injury during the team's first OTA, but tried to play through it.
"Strained [it] a little more this past Thursday," Hillis said. "But been getting better, been getting healthy, hoping to make it out there by minicamp."
Coughlin said Hillis is in "fabulous shape." He is one of six running backs currently on the roster, along with David Wilson, Rashad Jennings, Michael Cox, Andre Williams and Kendall Gaskins.
The 28-year-old is the most accomplished of the bunch, having rushed for 1,177 yards with the Cleveland Browns back in 2010. Hillis ran for 247 yards (3.4 yards per carry) in seven games with the Giants last season. The team re-signed him to a two-year, $1.8 million contract during the offseason.
O-line update: Charles Brown, Geoff Schwartz, J.D. Walton, Brandon Mosley and Justin Pugh was the team's first-string offensive line at the start of practice, from left to right.
Chris Snee was present and in uniform, but did not participate in team drills, with Mosley filling his spot at right guard. The same thing happened at last Thursday's OTA. The team is giving Snee some days off as he works his way back from offseason hip and elbow surgeries.
Mixed bag: Ryan Nassib continues to get most of the snaps after Eli Manning, with Curtis Painter just getting a couple here and there.
The second-year man from Syracuse has looked good at times, but Thursday was a day to forget.
Nassib threw three interceptions -- the first by safety C.J. Barnett, the second by cornerback Charles James and the third by safety Cooper Taylor.
On the bright side, Manning finished the day with a flourish, connecting deep with wideout Rueben Randle on the first play of a two-minute drill for a practice-ending touchdown.
But Manning had his forgettable moments as well, including a dropped shotgun snap, a pass batted down by defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul and several incompletions.
Coughlin admitted that the new offense, under new coordinator Ben McAdoo, is still very much a work in progress.
"It's slow, to be honest with you. The progress is slow," Coughlin said. "But steady. There are some days, of course, which are better than others. But we're getting there. There's a lot of things that have to be converted in the guys that have been here's minds, and the new people who have not been in a system such as this have a lot to learn."


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Broner vs. Malignaggi Weigh-in Results - Two of the loudest mouths in boxing square off on Saturday night, when Adrien "The Problem" Broner jumps up to weight divisions to take on titleholder Paulie "Magic Man" Malignaggi. But their mouths won't be doing the talking in the ring, of course. This afternoon, the Malignaggi vs. Broner weigh-ins were held, and right here, you'll find the official weigh-in results and analysis. Take a look. Malignaggi vs. Broner Paulie Malignaggi: 146.4 Adrien Broner: 146.8 Analysis - Both men comfortably made weight for this weekend's welterweight title tilt in Brooklyn. The talk is over and boy was there a lot of it! After doing their best job to hype the event, Malignaggi and Broner will step into the ring to settle matters Saturday night, with Malignaggi's WBA Welterweight title up for grabs. Despite Broner having not fought this caliber of opponent and jumping two weight classes to 147 pounds, he is listed as high as a 15-1 favorite at some books. ...
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The End for Murdoch's DirecTV Show?
By Jane Black
When Charlie Ergen, the maverick CEO of satellite-TV provider EchoStar, made an unsolicited bid for DirecTV in August, many analysts discounted it as a ploy for attention and a way to delay an inevitable takeover by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. Others said it was a ploy to distract DirecTV's management and let EchoStar gain market share (see BW Online, 8/10/01, "Murdoch's Problem with Charlie Ergen").
Some ploy. On Oct. 27, Ergen proved them all wrong. After General Motors, DirecTV's owners, again extended the deadline for Ergen to arrange financing, Murdoch made good on a threat to walk away from his 18-month negotiation to buy the satellite-TV unit. His exit handed EchoStar the DirecTV prize for a cool $23.65 billion -- although antitrust issues loom large.
Analysts are calling EchoStar's (DISH ) successful bid for DirecTV (GMH ) one of the biggest upsets in media history. And not surprisingly, investors are punishing News Corp. (NWS ) for Murdoch's decision to bolt. Since Oct. 29, News Corp.'s stock has fallen almost 7%, to $25 a share. But speculation that Ergen's win aids the demise of News Corp.'s global strategy is overblown.
If antitrust concerns kill the deal -- a real possibility -- Murdoch could get another swipe at DirecTV, possibly at a lower price. Industry analyst Precursor Group estimates the EchoStar-DirecTV merger has just a 35% chance of success. Moreover, with or without DirecTV, News Corp. remains one of the largest entertainment companies in the world, with powerful film studios cranking out content for a variety of broadcast, cable, and satellite channels across the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
News Corp. has two primary growth drivers: the filmed-entertainment division and synergies from the acquisition in 2000 of the Chris Craft network of broadcast stations. The former includes film production and distribution. Several top-rated shows, including Buffy, King of the Hill, The Practice, and Ally McBeal, are ripe for syndication. Over the next six years, these shows will net News Corp. $1.2 billion to $1.8 billion in profits, according to company projections.
In the near-term, the division also expects to see huge upside from a string of successful summer films, including Planet of the Apes, Moulin Rouge, and Dr. Doolittle 2. Together, they brought in $656 million in worldwide box-office receipts, according to Variety. These revenues will be recognized in News Corp.'s fiscal first-quarter results, to be announced on Nov. 7. The numbers are expected to be decent, although the company does not give guidance and a spokesman declined to comment on future earnings.
For fiscal year 2001, ended June 30, News Corp. reported $13.8 billion in consolidated revenues and operating income of about $1.7 billion. Few analysts are predicting exactly when the stock might rebound, but 12-month share-price targets range from $33 to $39. "Disney has been quite successful without distribution. So has Viacom. It's nice to have both but not essential to future growth," says Peter Shorthouse, a Sydney-based analyst with ABN Amro.
News Corp. expects to garner substantial savings from its $5.35 billion acquisition of Chris Craft and subsidiaries. The deal, which was finally approved in June, gives News Corp. 33 broadcast stations that reach more than 40% of U.S. viewers. More important, it handed Murdoch & Co. stations in the two largest U.S. markets -- New York and Los Angeles -- as well as double-hitters in Dallas, Houston, Minneapolis, Phoenix, and Washington, D.C.
The so-called "duopoly" strategy will add to earnings quickly because it allows News Corp. to slash costs by combining operations and doubling advertising revenues. The Chris Craft stations now produce a 35% operating margin. Analysts expect News Corp. to lift those to its standard 45%, much as it did with its 1997 acquisition of New World Communications, in which efficiencies raised margins from 27% to 47%.
Meanwhile, it's possible, even plausible, that Murdoch will end up with DirecTV after all. Among EchoStar's substantial regulatory concerns: It would eliminate competition for 9 million rural subscribers who don't have access to cable. Precursor Group warns that the deal could also discourage new entrants to the market and reduce incentive for innovation. And financial analysts agree, despite EchoStar/DirecTV's assertions to the contrary. "It's very likely that one way or another, Murdoch will end up with DirecTV. By waiting it out, he may even get a better price," says Peter Mirsky, a media analyst at S.G. Cowen.
Even if the EchoStar deal falls through, GM still stands to profit. EchoStar agreed to buy satellite-service provider PanAmSat Corp. for $5 billion -- a move that assures GM much-needed cash (since GM's Hughes Electronics unit owns 81% of PanAmSat) to bolster its balance sheet, even if the DirecTV deal is shot down on regulatory grounds.
Still, a deal, even a year from now, would be sweet for Murdoch & Co. News Corp. didn't spend 18 months fighting for an insignificant prize. With his own distribution platform, Murdoch could play hardball with cable operators such as AOL Time Warner, withholding popular programming in exchange for distribution of new shows or higher fees.
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Murdoch could also increase DirecTV's subscriber roles by offering "must-see" programming, which he would pay for by spreading costs across his global satellite network or by driving down the cost of set-top boxes, which he could buy in bulk.
That strategy has already proved itself with Britain's BSkyB (BSY.L ). Over the past 10 years, the satellite service has grown from nothing to more than 5 million paying subscribers by shelling out big bucks for popular sporting events, such as matches featuring Britain's National Soccer League, and broadcasting popular American shows such as The Simpsons.
News Corp., like other media behemoths, surely faces hard times in the year ahead. Advertising revenues have plummeted and aren't expected to rebound anytime soon. In his latest report in June (long before September 11's disasters), ad guru Robert Coen of Universal McCann had already lowered his ad-growth forecasts for 2001 to a puny 2.5%, which would bring total spending in all media to $249.8 billion. That's less than half the 5.8% growth rate forecast in December, 2000.
News Corp. also lacks a cohesive Internet strategy. While that may have seemed smart when the dot-com bubble burst, analysts say Murdoch needs one now -- and fast. "The DirecTV deal was all about distribution. The Internet is one of the most powerful distribution mechanisms around, and News Corp. has no strategy," says one entertainment consultant.
These are tough challenges. But without the distraction of the DirecTV negotiation, Murdoch & Co. will have a lot more time and energy to focus on them. "With this saga finally concluded, we will return with renewed vigor and sharpened focus to maximizing our worldwide media business," Murdoch said in a company statement. And doing just that may earn a nice return for long-term investors, with or without DirecTV.
Black covers technology and media for BusinessWeek Online in New York
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Let's see if Tyrod has something in him, could seal the back up spot for next year with a good game here...
Can I just get one Ravens TD PLEASE!!!!!!!!!! After that I am gone. Going to go take the kids to do something.
Ron Winters will definitely overturn this.
Tyrod sighting.
Alright! Let's see if Tyrod is the next Russell Wilson/RGIII/Kaepernick!!!1
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Gradkowski in too
Taking too long, this will be overturned.
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Senior captains and three-year starters Kayla Kraemer and Gretchen Kletscher will be counted on to lead the Brainerd Warriors this season while teammates learn their roles and garner experience.
Kraemer started all but one of 25 games last season and was the team's second-leading scorer with 214 points from her point guard position.
Kletscher, a post, played in five games last season before suffering a concussion, which led to surgery on her brain, and sidelined her for the remainder of the season.
"I expect Kayla and Gretchen to be the leaders of the team because they have the most experience," Warriors coach Brian McAllister said. "After that we are inexperienced. We have six seniors but they don't have a lot of experience.
Kraemer led the team in assists (73), was third in steals (34) and added 70 rebounds and 12 blocks.
"Kayla has gotten better every year," McAllister said. "She's a three-year starter at point guard, which is probably the toughest position on the floor to play. The point guard is a coach on the floor. She makes sure everything we're doing is what we're supposed to be doing. She's handling the ball most of the time, and she's trying to score."
Kletscher averaged 7.6 points in her five games, made 17 of 23 free throws (73.9 percent) and added 31 rebounds.
"Gretchen is kind of that all-around kid," McAllister said. "She has the size that she can play post. She has the ballhandling skills where we can put her out on a wing, take her kid and drive to the basket. She's got good range, with a 15-to 18-foot shot.
"She's going to be a pretty critical part of our team because she can do so many things. If we need to put her at the top trapping where we need a big, tall kid at the point she can do that. She can guard bigger post players underneath. She's a versatile player who we hope we can plug into different positions depending on who we're playing."
Other seniors include Nicole Marquart, Erica Trafas, Kenzie Veith and Sonja Hildebrandt. Veith and Trafas played in one varsity game apiece last season. Marquart was a point guard on the junior varsity last season until suffering a knee injury and missing most of the season. Hildebrandt is a foreign exchange student.
Juniors Chloe Miller, Taylor Johnshoy and Elise Carlson received varsity playing time in 2010-2011. In six games Miller scored 14 points and grabbed 12 rebounds. Johnshoy appeared in five games, with two points and three rebounds. Carlson played in one game.
"Everyone's going to have to play a role," McAllister said. "Not everyone is going to play as much as they want. We need kids who are willing to fill roles, like when Kayla needs a rest, we'll tell someone that you'll be in a couple minutes, and when Kayla's rested she's back in the game. We will need kids to play defense for one or two series. They've got to be willing to play roles.
"What I give this group of freshmen through seniors is credit for coming in and working this summer on fundamentals. That's what we need in our program.
Warriors roster
Seniors: Kayla Kraemer (PG), Gretchen Kletscher (P), Nicole Marquart G, Erica Trafas G, Kenzie Veith P, Sonja Hildebrandt G
Juniors: Hannah Kangas G, Chloe Miller P, Taylor Johnshoy G, Elise Carlson G, Mackenzie Lego G, Heather Jaeche P, Courtney Jones (G)
Sophomores: Maria West G, Mackenzie Dondelinger P,
Freshmen: Jenna Degen G, Tedi Ramberg (P)
At a glance
Head coach: Brian McAllister, second season.
2010-11 Brainerd record: 6-12 CLC, 8-17 overall.
Captains: Kayla Kraemer, Gretchen Kletscher
Assistant coaches: Shane Jordan, Troy Nelson (sophomores), Dylan Knipple


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Brown Sugar Oat Muffins RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 cup old-fashioned oats
- 1 cup whole wheat flour
- 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 eggs
- 3/4 cup 2% milk
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- In a small bowl, combine the first six ingredients. In another small bowl, beat the eggs, milk, oil and vanilla. Stir into the dry ingredients just until moistened.
- Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups two-thirds full. Bake at 400° for 15-17 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack. Serve warm. Yield: 1 dozen.
Reviews for Brown Sugar Oat Muffins
"First off, thank you for this recipe. I really do like it.Good muffin. Not to sweet, which is great. Seemed a tad dry on the first batch (That is why only 4 stars), but the 2nd time around, I added 1/4 cup unsweetened applesauce, cut the amount of oil in half, added 1/4 cup ground flax, cut the sugar down to 1/2 cup (Used white, was out of brown both times), doubled the vanilla. Also used unsweetened almond milk. Both times added 1/2 cup of raisins. If I had made these exact changes the 1st time I made them, I would have given 5 stars. Next time, Im thinking adding some lemon juice and poppy seeds. So many possibility with this recipe."
"Great muffin. Hardy texture. I added pumpkin pie spice. Perfect without butter, jam or anything."
"Good muffin that is not too sweet."
"I was looking for a base recipe for oatmeal muffins and this one is perfect! I added in 1-1/2 cups of chopped apples that were mixed with cinnamon and sugar. I also added a streusel to the top, made of flour, brown sugar and butter. The muffins baked up perfectly, they're soft, and taste wonderful. Great recipe!"
"Make these often for my family. Men tend to like the heartiness of these muffins, I've found."
"These muffins are nice to serve with jam as a breakfast treat. They also make a nice after school snack. They freeze well too."
"Delicious! Perfect breakfast muffins."
"Great mild oat muffin! I don't feel like I'm serving cupcakes for breakfast! : ) Entire family loves them warm out of the oven and we even renamed these- "Mommy's Good Morning Muffins""
"I also forgot to add to my last review that I also substituted organic coconut oil (melted) instead of the canola oil.. and they were very light and much healthier for my family. :)"