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Grantland NFL 2014 Week 6 Picks: Question Everything, including the NFL showing its values when it comes to Kaepernick Beats by Dre
Jared Sperli stashed this in football
NFL continues to show its values...hint: it's $$$
In August, the NFL agreed to terms on a sponsorship deal with headphone maker/mall kiosk giant Bose, making it the "official sound" of the NFL. On Saturday, the league publicly reiterated the sponsorship's terms, noting that players could not wear any competing headphones during pre- or postgame interviews until 90 minutes after the game had ended.
On Sunday, Colin Kaepernick, who had been in an endlessly overplayed commercial for Beats by Dre last year, wore a pink pair of Beats headphones to a postgame press conference. By Thursday, Kaepernickhad been fined $10,000 by the league.
I don't really care about headphones, but put that figure into context. Earlier in the week, the NFL fined Broncos tight end Julius Thomas $8,268 for his illegal chop block on Calais Campbell,3 who will miss the next three weeks with an injured MCL. It would have somehow been just a tiny bit worse for Thomas to bring a pair of unapproved headphones onto the field and smack Campbell with them.
More distressing is how quick the league was to fine Kaepernick. It took no more than three days to find out what had happened and bill Kaepernick for offending a corporate sponsor. Never mind that it took the league 46 days to realize it should have suspended Ray Rice for more than two games. Or that it took Roger Goodell 11 days to hold a press conference after TMZ aired the second Rice video. It took NFL arbitrator Harold Henderson 23 days to decide on Josh Gordon's appeal. Hell, I'm pretty sure it's taken a couple of weeks to play out some of these Thursday Night Football games in their entirety.
That last sentence made me LOL.
They fined Kap $10k for wearing the headset.
I'm sure Beats paid that $10k because it was probably work $1 million or more in free publicity.


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Kyle Kendrick purses his lips for his haters during another brilliant start. (Photo: AP) What a difference a flight out west makes. When the Phillies arrived in San Francisco yesterday, they had been in a rut, dropping two straight to the lowly Miami Marlins, including an embarrassing 14-2 loss on Sunday. Now, for a second straight night, they got a dominant performance from their starting pitcher on the way to a victory. This time, Kyle Kendrick was the responsible party, easily dispatching the Giants lineup in a 6-2 victory that never seemed in doubt. CYLE KENDRICK Coming into tonight's game, Kendrick led Phillies starters with a 2.43 ERA. Dating back to July 1, his ERA is a pristine 2.57. He's been dubbed the team's stopper–albeit with a tongue in cheek connotation–for a reason. He's pitched like a true ace. Combine his recent run of success with his 1.89 career ERA when facing the Giants–his lowest against any National League opponent–and his final line would be no surprise: 7.0 IP, 6 H, 2R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 6 K. These stellar outings from Kendrick are becoming commonplace. He was in control all night, rarely getting into trouble and finding a way out whenever he did. KK was particularly impressive in the fourth. After allowing two in the third, the fourth frame began with an ominous tone for the 28-year old. Buster Posey led off with a single. That was followed by an error by Michael Young on a dead doubleplay ball. With two on, no outs, and a tight one-run ball game, Kendrick was in hot water. No matter. Pitching like a seasoned veteran with ice water in his veins, Kendrick calmly struck out the next two hitters before getting the third out on an easy groundball. Lord Kendrick giveth; Lord Kendrick taketh away. Kendrick could have pitched the eighth, as he only threw 88 pitches through seven. However, he was lifted for a pinch hitter in the top half of the inning, capping another routine day for the lead horse in the Phillies rotation. Check out this nugget our own Corey Seidman tweeted about Kendrick: "His last 17 starts: 2.44 ERA, .217 opponents batting average, 14 quality starts." SMALL BALL KICKSTARTER The Phillies offense caught an early break when Tim Lincecum misfired to first trying to retire Chase Utley on a slow dribbler up the first base line. On replay, it was obvious that Utley was out of the baseline and should have been called out, but the umpires deferred, and Utley wound up on second. He'd come around to score on a Ryan Howard single for an early 1-0 lead. The small ball approach was a theme at the outset. The Phils scored two more runs in the early innings, one on a groundout and the other on a single up the middle. That's not to say the Phillies didn't have a good approach. Through three, Lincecum had sixty pitches. They weren't retired in order for the first time until the sixth. They made Lincecum work all night. And even though Timmy isn't the same pitcher he once was, it's always a positive to see this team with a solid offensive night against a pitcher who traditionally does well facing them. CHASE GOES DEEP AGAIN For the second night in a row, Utley went deep into the San Francisco night. His homer tonight traveled over 420 feet to the deepest part of spacious AT&T Park. It was Utley's 7th home run of the season, which leads the team. Though Utley's average has dipped a bit following his torrid start, he is still producing at an elite level. If he keeps this up, the Phillies will have to make a very interesting decision on whether to retain his services following this season. Howard also checked into the home run department, clubbing a solo shot in the ninth for an insurance run. The homer was Howard's sixth of the season, as he tries to keep pace with Utley. GAME NOTES - During tonight's game, the Phillies announced that Tyler Cloyd would be starting in place of the injured Roy Halladay on Friday in Arizona. Last year, Cloyd started six games for the Phillies and posted a 4.91 ERA with 30 strikeouts and seven walks. No corresponding move has been announced yet. - Speaking of Halladay, the Phillies had no news on his sore shoulder, which was examined in L.A. earlier today. Keep an eye out for an update tomorrow. - The Phillies close out their series in San Francisco tomorrow afternoon when Jonathan Pettibone (2-0, 3.24) takes the hill. The resurgent Barry Zito (3-1, 3.06) takes the ball for the Giants.
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Chapter Two: Abhaile - Fergus
Gretta Miles' Flat.
Eighteen year old Fergus was sitting at the breakfast table with a bowl of cornflakes, spooning the cereal into his mouth in time too the heavy metal music that fed into his eardrums through his headphones.
He felt something hit the back of his head. He spluttered milk and half chewed cereal across the kitchen table, pulled the headphones down around his neck, and turned to see his sister Gretta standing over him with the morning newspaper rolled into a cane in her hands.
"Honestly. I'd need a bloody megaphone if I wanted to be heard in a hurry around here," she snapped. Her strawberry blonde hair was tied up messily and she was wearing her trademark cream polyester jumper.
"Nobody in their right mind would give you a megaphone," said Fergus. "not if they had respect for their own eardrums."
Gretta whacked his head with the newspaper again.
"Leaving infive minutes. Go brush your hair." She skulked across the kitchen to the door that led to her bedroom.
Fergus stood up and tossed his cereal bowl into the already cluttered kitchen sink. Gretta had told him to wash up after dinner last night, but of course he hadn't done it. It was technically Gretta's flat – what made her think that he should he have to wash up?
"Brush your hair." Who did Gretta think she was? His mother?
Fergus felt his breakfast almost reincarnate itself from his stomach. Lucinda. Why did everything always end up being abouther? He stood in the kitchen like a statue for a moment, before slamming a fist down on the worktop with a grunt and heading across the flat to his room.
You know what?he thought. I'm going to brush my damn hair. And then do the hardest day's work Gretta's ever seen me do.
"Abhaile" Nursing Home.
"Good morning, Mrs. Dingle. Good morning, Mr. Browne – Fergus, go stick the kettle on for some coffee, will you? Good – Oh, good morning, Mrs. O'Reilly! How's your knee today?"
Fergus skulked into the corridor of Abhaile. The entire building was laden with the smell of old people. Gretta seemed to love it, but Fergus knew people could get used to any revolting smell if they had to spend long enough inhaling it. Hopefully he wouldn't be here long enough to get used to it.
"Morning, there, Fergus!" chirped Darren, as Fergus rounded the corner to the daycare centre's small staff room.
Darren was twenty-eight, the same age as Gretta, and was absolutely the most cheerful, enthusiastic, lighthearted, most irritating person Fergus had ever met in his life. He was stirring a cup of steaming coffee in his hands.
"Yeah, morning," said Fergus, lazily flicking the switch on the kettle without even checking if it had any water in it.
"Oh, don't worry about that, Ferg. I've got Gretta's coffee made right here," smiled Darren, nodding to the cup in his hands.
"Oh. Okay," said Fergus, switching the kettle off again, and taking a step in the direction of the door.
"Ready for another day?"
Fergus paused en-route. This was a typical Darren question. Fergus replied with averted, sky-bound eyes and an unenthusiastic "Heh."
"Good. Because we can't expect to keep the old folks' spirits up if we haven't got high spirits ourselves."
"True, true," murmured Fergus. He eyed the coffee in Darren's hands. "I'll take Gretta her coffee."
"Oh that's alright. I can do it."
"No, no. I'll do it. You… go brighten up some old folk's day." Fire with fire. Fergus could see the man's mind changing by the lightening up of his sympathetic brown eyes.
He stepped forward, with one hand placing the coffee mug into Fergus's grip, with the other hand taking hold of Fergus's shoulder, Darren took on a solemn look.
"You're a good man, Ferg. Don't let them tell you otherwise."
He walked past and vanished down the corridor.
Thank God, thought Fergus, turning. As he headed back up the hall to the Day Room, he heard screaming. He sped up, watching that the coffee didn't splash over the side of the mug, and came to a stop in the doorway.
The armchairs were arranged in a disorganized semi-circle, each one occupying one old person. Except for one. The empty chair's former occupant was stumbling across the room, arms outstretched, her eyes sunken and bulging in her face, fallen face.
"Help me! Oh, Jesus, Lord Almighty, help me!" she cried. She staggered forward, and started to lose her balance, leaning in Fergus's direction.
In a panic, Fergus reached to catch her. The mug fell from his hand and smashed on the floor not far away. Holding the shrieking old lady, Fergus started to shout –
"Gretta! Darren! Anyone!"
Gretta appeared in the doorway, her face pale.
"Fergus, what happened?" she cried.
"Let me out of here, please!" the woman sobbed into Fergus's chest.
"Ms. Harvey!" Gretta said firmly and calmly, taking the old woman under the arms and easing her from Fergus's arms. "Ms. Harvey, it's okay. It's only me, Gretta. Let's get you back to your chair."
"No! You can't put me back! I won't go back!" Ms. Harvey roared, lashing at Gretta's head with flailing arms. "Noooooo!"
Fergus was suddenly pushed out of the way, and Darren took hold of Ms. Harvey's arms and led the screaming woman to the empty armchair.
"Ms. Harvey, you're safe. You're here with Gretta and Darren," said Darren clearly. "There's nothing to be afraid of."
"Mary… Mary-Anne," Ms. Harvey was whimpering. "Let her go…"
Gretta spun around to face Fergus. "Go, Fergus. I don't want you here watching this."
Fergus nodded and started towards the door.
"She's in the passage!" cried Ms. Harvey. "She's in there. You have to let her out!"
Fergus sped up, jogging towards the exit of Abhaile, and out into the crisp morning air. The only thing worse than watching people go crazy was having their crazy words echo in your ears.
On the bright side, it looked like Fergus was getting an early morning break.


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Remember that not all insurance companies reimburse all providers for all of the available codes. Therefore, you should always look to the insurance companies for which you are a provider for a complete listing of approved codes and new coding regulations. Information about these changes was released by most insurance companies in late fall.
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Top Batsmen in World Cup
One of the Most Popular Sport, Cricket a game born in England has a rich history. Cricket has transitioned from long 6 day test cricket to the latest T20 international format. Surely cricket has changed and risen a long way up. Another innovation made in cricket was the One Day international world cup where top teams of the cricketing world fight each other for one common cause that is to win the ultimate glory of the game: The ODI Cricket World Cup.
Batsmen and bowlers give their maximum to the game just to make their country proud and earn that every player dreams of. This article aims at covering the top batsmen of all times that have performed well especially in the cricket World Cup.
Top Batsmen in World Cup
Sachin Tendulkar
Speaking of Top Batsmen in World Cup, Sachin Tendulkar the Indian sensation is considered as the best player the game has ever seen. Sachin has named a number of records to his name and the record of most number of world cup runs is also with Sachin Tendulkar. This also to be noted that he is only player in history who has played the most number of world cups i.e. from 1992 to 2011. he ended his career on a high note by seeing his country World Champion for the second time and this was the perfect farewell for him. In total he played 45 matches and scored a total of 2278 runs at an impressive average of 56.95.
Ricky Pointing
Next on Top Batsmen in World Cup, Ricky Pointing nicknamed Punter was one of the greatest players who represented Australia. He also holds the privilege of captaining the Australian One Day side for many years. Under his captaincy Australia won the World Cup twice. He is the second most successful batsmen of the world cup history. He played a total 46 matches in which he scored 1743 runs at an impressive average of 45.86 with a strike rate of 79.95. He was popular for his attacking nature as a player and also as the captain of the Australian Team. His services will never be forgotten in the years to come.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 19, 1993, New Braunfels, Texas New Braunfels ;/9V'O' ■ I Friday, February 19,1993 Serving Comal County/ Home of Allison Rodrick Vol. 141, No. 66 — Daily 50 cents, Sunday 75 centsPLAYOFF SHOT? Brad Lybrand and the New Braunfels Unicorns play Alamo Heights tonight for a spot in the state playoffs at the Canyon Gym at 7:30 p.m. The two teams tied with Boerne at the end of the season at 12-2 and the winner of tonight s game will play the Greyhounds Saturday at noon to determine No. 1 and No. 2 heading into the playoffs. Boerne is already in the playoffs by virtue of a coin flip. See Sports, page 11. Photo by John Huseth.Operation FireballLions Club tackles Seguin Street underpass By GARY P. CARROLL Her* kl-Zett ting Penelope Church, Main Street director, talks with Union Pacific Railroad officials regarding work on the Seguin Street underpass. Photo by John Huseth. Members of the New Braunfels Noon Lions Club will clean the stones of the underpass on Seguin Street Sunday, in an beautification effort to prepare for the city's upcoming sesquicentennial. More than 200 volunteers from the local service organization, along with the Lionesses and Leos, are expected to work alongside a group of New Braunfels firefighters during "Operation Fireball," which is scheduled from 2-5 p.m. Sunday. "What's the first thing a tourist sees when they drive in to New Braunfels?" said Joe Worl, president of the Noon Lions Club. "It's dirty, dingy, greasy and mildewy — and it desperately needs to be cleaned," Worl said. One of the most important things about this project, Worl said, is the number of people and groups represented. Members of the Noon Lions, the Lionesses, the Junior Lions Clubs — or Leos — from New Braunfels and the Comal Independent School Districts will pitch in to clean up the underpass. Worl said the undertaking is part of the organization's yearly environmental project, which he said will also prepare the city for its upcoming sesquicentennial celebration in 1995. "We want things to look good for that". Worl said the Lions Club approached Main Street Director Penelope Church about a possible environmental project, and she suggested several ideas. More than 19,000 cars travel through the the underpass daily during the peak tourist season, Worl said, citing a recent study. Sine? its construction in 1935, it has become extremely dirty, he said. "As far as we know, the underpass has not been cleaned since its construction almost 60 years ago," Church said. Along with the numerous service organizations, members of the New Braunfels Fire Department will also be on hand during the clean-up. Battalion Chief Bob Reed said the department will be supplying a tanker truck for the project. "We'll mix the detergent with the water in one of the 500-gallon tanks on the truck and then apply it by spraying it on the rocks," Reed said. "Then we'll hose it off with fresh water." Reed said the water will be pumped out of the bottom of the underpass and disposed of elsewhere, and none of the used water or detergent will go into the Guadalupe River. Even if some should leak into the river, Reed said the detergent is not harmful and is approved by the Texas Water Commission. "The detergent wouldn't hurt the river even if some did get in," Reed said. Perry Wingfield Construction also will be supplying a tanker truck in addition to the truck from the city of New Braunfels. Seguin St will be blocked off around the area of the underpass beginning at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Traffic will be rerouted during the project For those participating in the event, parking has been made available in the following areas: The Old Mud Hut south of the Sonic, Barry's Underpass Saloon, and Arlon Jonas Radiator Works. Optical-scan voting to be used in May Election precincts to be consolidated By ROSE MARIE EASH Herald-Zeltung NEW BRAUNFELS — Commissioners approved the proposed consolidation of election precincts for the May I special election in yesterday's session of Comal County Commissioners Court. "A lot of thought was given to convenience for the voters," said County Clerk Joy Streator. "(We) felt it would be good to have (city and county polling places) at the same locations so they were not confused and (voters) had to run to various locations to vote. Thatfs the reason for the consolidation in the areas that we chose." Streator said she consulted with election officials for the city of New Braunfels concerning the city elections so the appropriate polling places could be consolidate. The court also approved a resolution endorsing a candidate project for funding through the Inter modal SurfaceTransportation Efficiency Act, the See PRECINCTS, page 2 By ROSE MARIE EASH Herald-Zeltung NEW BRAUNFELS — In a 3-2 vote Thursday, Comal County Commissioners decided to use the optical-scan voting machines one more time for the special May I election. "(Business Records Corporation) has agreed to come in, do some retraining, and do the May election at no cost to give us another look at that situation," said Joy Streator, county clerk. "Well still have some options open to us if we are not satisfied after that time, so that is my recommendation to the court... that we give them the opportunity to see what we can do about the corrections and some of the things that happened in the last three elections " she said. The optical-scan system has been used for three elections since it was purchased. None of those election^was considered a success for various reasons, the most significant of which was the quality of the printing on the ballots for the November general election. Due to the poor quality of the ballots, election results for Comal County were delayed to the early morning hours of the following day, according to county officials. BRC has offered to replace the system with a comparable punchcard system in an even trade, offi cials said. BRC officials have, however, expressed their feeling that the problems thus far encountered can be resolved. Yesterday, an offer was extended to allow the county one more toy with the optical-scan system in the May I election. Commissioners have been wrestling with the issue because the paper optical-scan ballots were more "voter friendly" than the punch card ballots. It is easier for election officials to interpret what a voter intended if the ballot is incorrectly marked by circling the candidate or marking out one candidate and choosing another, officials said. Sat VOTING, page 2 Krueger sets up hotline for federal employees Sen. Bob Krueger wasted no time looking for waste in government after listening to President Bill Clinton's economic plan. The fledgling senator ran an ad in yesterday's Washington Post publishing an 800 number and asking fipntrline government employees to report instances of government waste and mismanagement. "We wanted to go into the federal government's backyard to get real answers about waste," said Krueger. "Frontline employees ... know where the waste and mismanagement in government is." Between 4 a.m. and 2 p.m. Thursday, the 800 number in j ,v Austin received 181 calls, according to reports from §1 Krueger's office. Calls ranged from a report of over $1 million in salary bonuses being paid to political appointees in the Energy Department to a confession by one employee who reported making $70,000 for a position with no job description and no work requirements. The phone calls will be analyzed and used to support the passage of a performance audit bill Krueger has proposed. See KRUEGER, page 2 IndexStammtisch CLASSIFIED............ ..13-16 COMICS................... .........6 ENTERTAINMENT... .........8 RELIGION................ RECORDS............... ..........3 OBITUARIES........... ..........3 OPINIONS................ SPORTS.................. WATER WATCH______________3 WEATHER............... .....U...3 Best wishes The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung sends Birthday wishes to Darleen Rothe, Shealynn Kiesling, Bill Kaufman, Gloria Ramirez and Linda Moreno. Saturday Birthday wishes to Roger Brinkkoeter, Daunita Hodges and Allison Rodrick. Belated birthday wishes go Domingo Vela Jr.Comal ISD Defensive Driving Comal ISD Community Education's Defensive Driving Class, taught by Charlie Rose is scheduled for 6-10 p.m. March 2 and 4 in Room five at Canyon High School More information is available at 625-8576 or 625 8081.University Women The New Braunfels Branch of the American Association of University Women will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Victoria Bank Building. Police officer Bobby Owens will speak on DARE, which is being carried out in the local schools.Budgeting Workshop The Comal County Extension Service is offering a program, Budgeting Basics, at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 22 in the Extension meeting room 132 S. Water Lane. More information is available at 625-9178. Continued on page 9 Sports Dada Wetz, the New Braunfels Unicorns' point guard, was named to the All-District first team this week in District 28-4A. 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LOVE This Little Boy's Reaction! His Sister's Too
One of the many things servicemembers sacrifice for us is time with their own families. The weight of that sacrifice can be seen in the reactions of those who miss them the most, like this young boy and girl at an elementary school in Texas:


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Youmee Kim, DMA, Assistant Professor of Piano at Ohio University, Athens, OH. Born in Korea, Dr. Kim received degrees from Ewha Womans University, (BM with Dr. Mijae Youn), Indiana University (MM and Performer Diploma, with Professor Edward Auer), and The Ohio State University (DMA with Professor Steven Glaser) in piano performance, where she worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant.
She has won numerous awards including the Women in Music Competition and the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs Scholarship. She has performed extensively in Korea and North America, and has been featured by the Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra in Canada.
Dr. Kim performed at the American Music Festival in Lancaster, OH, the Chamber series Concert of Troy-Hayner Cultural Center in Troy, OH, and had recitals at Ewha Womans University, Sangmyung University, Hansae University and Seoul Theological University. She has presented a lecture recital at the College Music Society International Conference in Seoul and Kyung-ju, Korea in 2011. She recently performed at Boston, Marshall University, North Carolina School of Arts and University of North Carolina, Greensboro. Dr. Kim has also presented a lecture and performance at University of South Florida in 2012. She will perform piano duo recital at World Piano Conference in Novi Sad, Serbia in 2012 as a guest artist.
A specialist in 20th Century American piano music, Dr. Kim has authored An Analysis and Performance Guide to Benjamin Lees' Odyssey I and II' (VDM Verlag, Germany), and published articles for "International Piano Music." She will also publish CD for Ars Nostra duo in Fall, 2012. As an active member of Music Teachers' National Association (MTNA), she serves as Vice Chair of the South East District of Ohio MTNA.


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Sectes in the Borough: This hot and explicit showe wil handle religious dissent yn a more free and open way than evere bifor. Carrie Baxter is an underground writer of Lollard tractes in Norwich and the oonly thynge she loveth moore than questioning the validitie of the institucional church is her III best freendes: sexie Samantha, who seduceth many a preeste, intellectuale Charlotte, who speketh out ayeinst women being unable to preche, and Miranda Kempe, who receiveth visiouns from God. Thei meet every week to rede of the Bible in Ynglisshe and talke smacke about pilgrymage sites. Carrie is alwey resistinge the temptaciouns to submit to the orthodoxie of the Church, personifyed by Archbishop Thomas Arundel, whom she clepeth "Mr. Big." (Paraventure for a cabel network, by cause main-streme audiences aren not redi for frank depicciouns of heretical practice?)
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With the screenwriters on strike, Geoffrey Chaucer has decided to cross the picket lines and see if he can make it in holywood. Here's one of his concepts:
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Listed by Linda Greek of CENTURY 21 Affiliated 517-254-4442
Listing information
- Year Built: 1994
- Status: Active
- New Construction: No
- Above Ground Sq. Feet: 3,478
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $4,950
- Middle School: Camden-Frontier
- Subdivision: X40 - SW Hillsdale County
- Property ID: 103914268
- Beds: 8
- Stories: 0
- Foreclosure: No
- Lot Area: 11.67
- County: Hillsdale
- Elementary School: Camden-Frontier
- Style: Single Family
- Baths: 3 (Full: 3 3/4: 0 1/2: 0 Other: 0)
- Parking Type Description: Attached 3 cars
- Total Square Footage: 5,136 ($102.22 per sq. foot)
- Lot Size: 255x1419x692x1233
- High School: Camden-Frontier
- School District: Camden-Frontier
Access Feat: Accessibility Features No
Additional Items All Window Treatments, Ceiling Fans, Central Vacuum, Ceramic Floor, Garage Door Opener, Guest Quarters, Laminate Floor, LP Tank Owned, Water Softener/Owned, Whirlpool Tub
Air Conditioning Central, Window Unit
APPLIANCES Dishwasher, Dryer, Microwave, Oven, Range, Refrigerator, Washer
Basement Yes
Design Ranch
Driveway Unpaved
Exterior Features Deck(s), Patio, Porch(es)
Exterior Material Vinyl
Fireplace No
Garage Type 3, Attached
Garage: Garage Yes
Heat Source Propane
Heat Type Forced Air
Kitchen Features Center Island, Eating Area, Mud Room Access, Pantry, Snack Bar
Landscape Flower Garden, Garden Area, Ground Cover, Shrubs/Hedges, Terraced Yard, Underground Sprinkler
Lot Description Recreational, Rolling Hills, Wooded
Manufactured: Manufactured Y/N No
Mineral Rights No
Other Basement Rooms: Basement Bedrooms - 0, Basement Rooms: Basement Finished SQFT - 0.00, Basement Rooms: Basement Full Baths - 0, Basement Rooms: Basement Half Baths - 0, Basement Rooms: Total Basement SQFT - 0.00, Lower Rooms: Lower Half Baths - 0, Lower Rooms: Lower Bedrooms - 1, Lower Rooms: Lower Finished SQFT - 1658.00, Lower Rooms: Lower Full Baths - 1, Lower Rooms: Total Lower SQFT - 1658.00, Main Rooms: Main Bedrooms - 4, Main Rooms: Main Full Baths - 2, Main Rooms: Main Half Baths - 0, Main Rooms: Main Level SQFT - 2586.00, Road Frontage - 692.00, Upper Rooms: Upper Bedrooms - 3, Upper Rooms: Upper Full Baths - 0, Upper Rooms: Upper Half Baths - 0, Upper Rooms: Upper Level Square Feet - 892.00, Waterfront Options: Water Frontage - 255.00
Outbuildings Pole Barn
Property Sub-Type Single Family Residence
Roofing Comp Shingle
Sale Conditions None
Sewer Septic System
Street Type Paved, Public
Substructure Walk Out
Terms Available Cash/Conventional
Util Avail at Street Electric, Telephone Line
Utilities Attached Telephone Line
Water Well
Water Fea. Amenities All Sports, Private Frontage, Public Access, View
Water Type Lake
Waterfront Options: Body of Water Lake Diane
Waterfront Options: Water Access Y/N Yes
Waterfront Options: Waterfront Y/N Yes
Windows Bay/Bow, Insulated, Screens
Bedroom 5 U 28x14
Bedroom 2 M 15x14
Bedroom 3 M 15x12
Bedroom 4 M 13x10
Den M 14x11
Living Room M 23x20
Master Bedroom M 14x14
Family Room L 30x14
Kitchen L 28x14
Laundry Room L 18x12
Master Bathroom L 9x5
Master Bathroom L 28x13
Additional Room 17x13
Dining Area 17x12
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Haus Susanne is situated in the town of Radstadt, within the heart of Salzburger Land. Just a 40min drive from Salzburg city centre or a beautiful 90min train journey through the Alpine Valleys. Whether you are looking for summer or winter accommodation, Haus Susanne is in the ideal location offering easy access to Austria's largest ski area or the vast mountain ranges of the Salzgammergut. The guest house offers double/family rooms all with ensuite facilities plus a small bunk room for the children. The pension can easily accommodate parties of up to 10 adults and a further 6 children (0-15). Rooms can be booked on either a bed and breakfast basis or during our premiums seasons, the whole guest house can be hired for a half board catered package. Families are always welcome and we can easily accommodate children all year round. We have a lovely garden with plenty of toys to keep the little-ones happy during the summer months.
3.2 on August 05, 2011
Vi övernattade 1 natt på vägen hem till Sverige från kroatien. Stället ligger i ett villaområde i Radstadts utkant, få km från motorvägen. Det är lugnt och tyst i området, perfekt ställe att stanna med bilen full med semesterpackning. Rummet vi fick var inte så stor men ok, badrum med dusch var Ok, barnen fick ett separat litet rum utan bad till ett lägre pris. Pga utrymmesbrist serveras frukost efter avtalat tid till olika gäster. Detta var helt ok för oss.
4.6 on February 09, 2010
Stayed for a week, staff very accommodating and helpful. Comfortable, clean room, outstanding value for money. Great location, ski bus runs from bottom of the road!
4.0 on August 24, 2008
We stayed at Haus Susanne as part of our journey down to Croatia. We found the accommodation very good and the hosts very kind. Excellent place to stay if you passing or want a longer vacation.
3.0 on August 08, 2008
was nice.
4.0 on August 08, 2008
We find the place very nice and the Innkeeper extraordinary kind.
Our 3 bed rooms comprise of an Austrian double and a full size single bed suitable for both children or adults. Ensuite shower and toilet facilties, cupboard and drawer storage and table. Views over the Tauern valley and either a balcony or access to our large roof terrace. During our peak weeks the terrace becomes the hub of the party with an alfresco evening of entertainment. Pricing is based on 3 sharing. (Two available)
Nightly Rate: EUR 125 - EUR 199
Nightly Rate: EUR 125 - EUR 199
A cosy Austrian double room. Ensuite shower and toilet facilties, cupboard and drawer storage and table. Views over the Tauern valley or Rossbrand. These rooms are also suitable as a twin as an Austrian double is two single mattresses and single bedding built into a double bed frame. Single supplements can be offered on enquiry. (Two available)
Nightly Rate: EUR 85 - EUR 120
Nightly Rate: EUR 85 - EUR 120
The family room fits up to 5 beds. The main room has an Austrian double along with space for either a pull out single bed or a cot. Ensuite shower and toilet facilties, cupboard and drawer storage. The adjoining bunk bed room is suitable for 2 people sharing facilities with the main room. Balcony access is via the main room or roof terrace via the bunk room. Pricing is based on 4 sharing. (One available)
Nightly Rate: EUR 155 - EUR 225
Nightly Rate: EUR 155 - EUR 225
Ski Amade, Obertauern, Zauchensee, Flachau, Countryside, Mountains, Village
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Casino, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Ski area, Zoo
Other, Bed and Breakfast
BBQ grill, Board games, CD player, Computer, Copier, Desk, TV Video games, Telephone, Washer/dryer , Log Cabin, Trampoline, Balcony
Coffee/Tea facilities, DVD Player, Internet Service, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Wi-Fi, Wired internet
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Bicycles, Cross-country ski trails, Downhill Skiing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Mountain Bike trails, Sight-seeing, Ski rentals, Snow shoe rental, Snow shoe trails, Swimming, Swimming pool, Table Tennis, Tennis courts, Tennis racket rental, Whitewater Rafting
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Haus Susanne is owned and run by Ben and Angela Turner. We moved from Whitstable, England to take residence in Austria and promise to provide you with a memorable holiday in the Salzburg mountain ranges.
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The Convention on Wetlands is recognized by the international community as an intergovernmental agreement and its Secretariat is administered by The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). The Secretariat shares the premises provided by the Government of Switzerland to both IUCN and the Convention, located in Gland. The Ramsar Secretariat is under the authority of the Standing Committee of the Convention and ultimately of its Conference of the Parties.
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• Provide logistical support prior to and during the Triennial Conference of the Contracting Parties (COP). Organize the registration team, train the assistants in the use of the data base and supervise the registration of participants during the COP. Produce participant lists as needed during the Conference and the official list of participants for publication as part of the Conference report afterwards. Provide technical support to meeting presenters.
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The gross annual salary for this position is in the range from CHF 70'400 to CHF 88'000, subject to deductions for social security contributions and second-pillar pension, and before tax.
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Look at this stud
Hope he walks by me before he walks by my lease partners
That is one stud of an 8 point, no doubt! I'll keep my fingers crossed that you do see him first (cause we'll get some "after" pics then too!) :thumbup:
Wait! I think I recognize him from our trail cam too!! :w00t: (JK)
He is sure gonna look nice when he is all filled out! Be lookn for some pics come the fall.
real nice buck! I hope in a few months you are telling us he's heading to the taxidermist.
Sorry about those pics being so stinking large... I uploaded them at the dudes house that had them on his pc... There are several nice deer hitting this salt lick right now. At the feeders we are getting only spikes and does right now but at the salt licks it seems all the bigger older deer are hitting those hard right now.
That full frontal shot would sure be a close one to meet the minimum distance between the curl of the antlers. Texas law states min of 13 1/2 inches, normally that's reaching the tips of the ears. That's sure a close one in my book.
But then again, there's still a few more months before season starts and I'm sure that he'll fill out a bit more between now and then.
Oh wait . . . y'all don't have those laws there in TN do you? In that case, when are you going to put the head on the wall and the meat in the freezer???
Good looking Buck !!
wow!!what a great lookin buck!!
BF, I'm not very happy with you right now.... <--- this coming from a guy who has seen ONE (1) BUCK on his trail camera since March. (and it was a button buck....)
disappointed in MO.....
Sorry tator... Next time I see them I will holler and say go west.
rdrader that will have a 15 inch spread when he is on the ground and score about a 120. I think anyway.
What do yall think?
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Junior Witter has extra reason to relish his Commonwealth light-welterweight title fight with Lovemore N'Dou at the Staples Center in Los Angeles tonight.
Only frantic last-minute negotiations rescued the fight from the scrapheap - and kept the Bradford man in the picture for a future world title bout.
Witter's cursed career appeared to have struck a new low when N'Dou told a website he was going home to Australia because of a contractual dispute. But late talks saved the contest, which is due to proceed as an eliminator for the World Boxing Council title held by Arturo Gatti.
Witter, who had already seen the withdrawal of his initial opponent Gianluca Branco, said: "I just told myself to keep training because I would still have been boxing, whoever the opponent. They've just told me that I've definitely got the N'Dou fight after all. It's fine, so I'm happy.
"I can gain a lot through this fight. N'Dou is tough, durable and a very dangerous kid. It is not going to be an easy fight but it is what I want - to beat the best and prove myself."
Witter has never looked back since the night in Glasgow five years ago which threatened to leave his career in tatters. On that occasion an inexperienced Witter was flung into an International Boxing Federation light-welterweight title challenge with the American Zab Judah, and was widely and unfairly pilloried for his negative performance after a points defeat.
But Witter revamped his boxing style after watching a video of the fight and 15 consecutive knock-outs later he stands on the brink of another world title attempt. "I made a conscious decision after watching the fight to bring out the fighter in me a bit more," said Witter. "I always knew I could do it, but it was just a matter of getting the confidence back inside me.
"Looking back, I think I did the best I could have done against Judah because I took the fight too early in my career and at late notice. That fight has given me the experience to go on and beat the best light-welterweights in the world - so that fight certainly turned me into the fighter I am today."
Nottingham's Carl Froch is relishing his appearance on the undercard as he seeks to make the most of his American experience. The unbeaten Froch is expected to square up to the Californian Christian Cruz.
Froch, one of the brightest prospects in the country, has ambitious plans for his path to the top. He intends to return to America at regular intervals to speed up his learning process and begin to make a name for himself Stateside.
"We're looking at doing something different, because I am struggling to defend my British title at home," Froch said. "To come over here and fight makes more of a statement and gives me a confidence lift.
"I want to make a name for myself and start building up my major world rankings. I am not going to do that by knocking stiffs over - the Americans will not accept me for doing that."
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By Deirdre Donahue, USA TODAY
The cliché about summer reading is that it should be as fluffy as the top of a lemon meringue pie.
But two best-selling novelists, Jane Green and Debbie Macomber, are tackling a tough topic in their fiction this summer: cancer.
Green's 12th novel, Promises to Keep (Viking, $25.95), centers on a suburban mom named Callie who is dying of the disease. The story draws on personal experience. One of Green's best friends, a 43-year-old mother of two, died last year of a rare complication from breast cancer.
"We came out of chemo one day, and she said, 'I hope you're going to write about this.' It was a wonderful gift to have her blessing," Green says.
Green, 42, has always used her own life in her novels, examining dating, marriage, children and divorce. A mother of six in a blended family living in Westport, Conn., she says her friend's death made her realize "friendship is sacred and requires acts of love. Love is a verb."
Macomber's Hannah's List (Mira, $24.95) was inspired by a story a friend told her about a dying woman who gave her husband a list of women he should consider marrying after she died. (He married the first one.) "All my good ideas come from real life," says Macomber, 61.
In her novel, a grieving widower, on the first anniversary of his wife's death from ovarian cancer, opens a letter from her suggesting three potential wives — her nurse, her cousin and a friend.
Macomber, who has sold more than 75 million copies of her novels, has included characters with cancer in her earlier books. "My novels reflect the issues in women's lives, and cancer is a universal issue," she says.
Cancer and friendship are also the focus of Bruce Feiler's non-fiction book The Council of Dads (Morrow, $22.99). Feiler, who was diagnosed with a leg tumor in 2008 (he's in remission), writes about the six male friends whom he has asked to guide his twin daughters if he dies while they are young.
Suzanne Beecher, 56, is the creator of DearReader.com, a website that creates online book clubs for 3,500 libraries. She also connects with 375,000 readers via her daily e-mail about books. "We get feedback every day about how and what they read," says Beecher.
She isn't surprised publishers would release books about cancer in summertime.
"Vacation is a time when people finally have the time to read about subjects that are important to them," she says.
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Sorry to bug you guys again with more stupid question.
OK,I have been doing some reading on Small Cell after it was suggested that I might look into using it.
As usual the more I read the more confused I get.
I am using two deeps for the brood and then mediums for the supers as I need them. I am planing on using plain foundation in the supers with a queen excluder.
The bees I will be getting will be Italians.
So to start out I need 40 frames of foundation(2 hives) in the brood nest which I would like to be Small Cell.
I have read about using starter strips and full size foundation. Which is best for me to use?
What do I do after the bees are in and drawing the comb out?
Basically what I am asking is if somebody could explain to me in an easy to follow(for dummy's) way what do I need,how do I do it,when do I do it and anything else that somebody of my non experience should know.
I don't want this to turn out to be a hard and expensive hobby to have but I think I am making it that way myself.
Anything you can tell me would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you