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Winters Ranch History (editors note: scroll up to find later chapters as they become available)
By: Rick Cooper
Chapter 1: Early Days
On the northwest corner of Washoe Valley, in the shadow of our new super highway is a unique home that looks like it is from another era. It was completed in 1863 and was a grand mansion for it's time. Mark Twain visited in 1864 and filed a newspaper dispatch describing the home. Both Twain and Winters knew each other well as they were among the handful of prominent men in the Washoe Valley/Virginia City area at the time. But first, some background info.
Theodore Winters immigrated from Illinois in 1849 and joined his father and brothers in various commercial endeavors in California during the Gold Rush. Similar to others caught up in the Gold Rush like Levi and Studebaker, they apparently realized it would be more profitable to sell things to the gold seekers than to actually mine. They engaged in freighting, cattle raising and mine speculating. Their operations led them to be familiar with the early settlements in western Nevada. In 1853 his wife, Sarah and a young daughter perished in a boat accident in the Sacramento Delta while a young son survived having been thrown ashore by Sarah.
In 1857, the Mormon settlers of Washoe Valley were called back to Utah by their church and had to abandon their ranches that they had diligently spent 10 years developing. Winters acquired a square mile tract of prime pastureland in the north end of the valley for a song. One prominent Mormon, Orson Hyde, who was forced to sell his fine sawmill for an old wagon and a yoke of oxen laid a famous curse upon Washoe Valley and it's people (but that's another story-ed.).
Soon after, the fabulous silver strike was discovered in Virginia City and the exodus was on from California to the new sensation known as "Washoe". Winters brother happened to invest in a stretch of dirt that turned out the be the fabulous "Ophir" claim in the heart of the strike and the two rode the crest of the riches produced in the Comstock Lode. Theodore was now involved with mine operations and supervision and was even a state legislator in 1862. Now, a ranch and creek in Washoe Valley are named for him, a street in Reno and a town in California!
According to Twain, Winters engaged a Washoe City architect and builder and built a mansion commensurate with his new found position as a mining magnate and rancher. The first floor was occupied by the kitchen and a huge pantry, bathroom, dining room and bedchambers for the servants. This floor was fully plumbed and fed by the pure snow waters of Winters Creek fresh from the Carson Range to the west. On the next floor are two large drawing rooms with adjoining luxurious bedrooms outfitted with the most luxurious furnishings. On the top floor are six bedrooms and a billiard room to accommodate Theos large family. Mark described the house from his memory of attending a party there were, even though his companion and he got lost in the dark, they eventually made it to the ranch to enjoy several hours of the festivities. He makes note of the distinctive "Gothic" style windows that make the homes appearance so unique. The house rivaled the luxury and conspicuous consumption of the Sandy Bowers Mansion further south. From the photo of the current home it is hard to imagine all the rooms Mark described fitting within but was Mark ever know for exaggeration?
In addition to the acres of pastures and hay fields, he built gardens, a pool and a quarter mile horse race track. He and his brothers were greatly interested in "the sport of kings" horse racing and their horses grace the histories of the sport on both coasts at the time. Later, a 2 huge barns were erected, one that was a landmark until the 1960s. At one point, Theodore recognized that the roofless, stone buildings of the abandoned Ophir Quartz mill were being wasted to time. He built new roofs and established there a dairy to produce world class cheese, importing a herd of exceptional dairy cows. A Swiss cheese maker was brought in and Washoe Valley cheese became famous and much prized throughout the west coast. A last remaining wall of the mill can still be seen to the immediate east of Highway 395 in the valley. Eventually, the Winters ranch would extend to nine square miles in 1888. At the time there were about 16 ranches in the valley supplying produce, hay and wood to the Comstock.
Winters had a large breeding farm along the banks of the Sacramento River in Yolo County where bred champions Emporer of Norfolk and Maid Marion. In 1870, Winters sold his farm in Yolo County, California to make the commitment to Washoe Valley where he believed the altitude, climate and verdant valley would raise the best racehorses the world had known. Among the most famous of his horses were Maid Marion, her colts, El Rio Rey and Yo Tambien; and Mollie McCarthy. Two American Derby winners were Emperer of Norfolk and CH Todd. El Rio Ray is said to have held the records at all the great tracks in America and was considered an "equine wonder" in the 1880s. Mr. Winters had a custom railroad car for transporting his prize horses to events around the country. For more history on the horses, see their Wikipedia entries.
At various times Winters owned the Bower's Mansion property, the townsite of Ophir and the Smoke Creek Ranch in Northern Washoe County.
Next: Chapter 2: Family Matters
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Just plain healthy recipe...
This recipe for Cheddar Stuffed Burgers may look difficult because of the long list of ingredients, but really quite simple!
At a reduced 341 calories per hamburger, this recipe deserves some attention. Leave out the cheese and you'll save even more calories, and fat! You can also opt for a happy medium and use reduced fat cheese.
Recipe Ingredients
3 tablespoons ketchup
3 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
2 tablespoons fresh parsley, chopped
1-1/2 teaspoon chili powder
1 teaspoon garlic powder
3/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon minced dried onion
1/2 teaspoon ground pepper
1/4 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
1-1/2 pound lean ground turkey
1 ounce Cheddar cheese, cut into four pieces
4 hamburger buns
Romaine lettuce leaves, torn into pieces
8 thin tomato slices
Recipe Directions
Prepare grill or broiler. Combine ketchup and next 8 ingredients. Stir half of ketchup mixture into turkey and combine well.
Divide into 8 equal patties and place 1 piece of cheese on 4 of them. Top with remaining patties, pinching edges to seal.
Grill or broil, turning once, until cooked through, brushing remaining sauce over burgers during the last 2 minutes of cooking time.
Serve on buns with lettuce and tomato.
Nutrition Information
Yield: 4 servings
Serving size: 1 burger with 1/4 ounce Cheddar cheese
Calories: 341; Total Fat: 4g; Cholesterol: 106mg; Carbohydrates: 30g; Protein: 45g; Fiber: 2g; Sodium: 1,072mg (check the labels of the sauce ingredients, cut back if you're on a salt-restricted diet)
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The Knights of Order
A common thief in the City of Citadel meets a destiny that he will never be able to believe. As War breaks out between the three kingdoms of Artonia, this thief must learn and master the ways of the Knights of Order, only by doing this, can he bring unity to the land once more.
In the land of Artonia, there were two kings. Their names, were Kyle and Cecil. Their father was the founder of Artonia. His name, was Sir Henry Arton. His rein was the golden age of Artonia. The continent flourished as a whole. He ruled for a great many years. In that time, Artonia flourished. Academics were founded, cities were built. Lives were lived and generations grew.
King Henry ruled for many years. In his last days, he decreed that his eldest son, Cecil, and his eldest son after him, would take up their father's throne, ruling over the kingdom with just as much righteousness and justice. They would help the kingdom flourish farther. They would advance on the work that he had begun.
But when King Henry died, and King Cecil took the throne, the Kingdom did not flourish as the king had foretold. His eldest son had failed him.
In the days of King Cecil Arton, the Kingdom was split under the rule of the tyrant. Sir Kyel Arton, the King's younger brother, would not stand for his brother's injustice. He gathered an army, an army of well trained men who were strong and wise in the magical arts. They rose against Cecil Arton, his army being strong and orderly, and far larger than the one that his brother had brought.
Thinking that Sir Kyle had lost, Cecil taunted his brother from the castle, watching his army kill every man that his brother had brought. But this quickly turned.
Being trained in the magical arts, Nine men survived out of the hundred that had invaded. They were wise and cunning with their art. Using it only when needed. Sir Kyle, was one of these men.
Five hundred were to guard the palace, and five hundred lie dead in the courtyard. King Cecil, watched as his brother and eight others took down the men that he had thought were the best.
Sir Kyle stormed the castle and challenged his brother to a duel. While his brother had brute strength, Sir Kyle Arton had skill. Kyle and Cecil, being equally matched, split the kingdom between the two. They left the original castle as neutral land and devided the rest between them.
Bitter by his defeat, Cecil's kingdom became corrupt and disorderly. The guards were pathetic, crime ran rampant through the streets. The kingdom was in shambles.
While King Cecil's kingdom faultered, King Kyle's kingdom flourished. Kyle spent more time using his abilities to advance his kingdom, like his father had. He founded an academy where many could learn. His kingdom was healthy and stable.
The names of these kingdoms had been named after their first kings: Kyle's kingdom became Kyel, Cecil's became Ciel.
Generations pasted, and the kingdom of Ciel became ever more unstable. Civil war broke out in the kingdom, causing it to be split even farther.
A revelutionary leader, named Jason Lysem, led three thousand of Ciel's best warriors against their tyrant king, the grandson of Cecil Arton. They tried to take the kingdom from the Arton king, claiming that they no longer had the right to the kingdom.
Matthew Arton, the current kind of Ciel, refused the hand over the kingdom to the rebels. But after years of fierce battles, he handed them a piece of the land. The people named this land, Lysem, after their leader and future king.
Years later, A king rised in Kyel. His name, was Ethan. His father, and his father's father, had worked tirelessly to raise the kingdom further and further beyond what the previous king had done. But nothing that they did could compare to what Ethan Arton had done.
Magic had died out since the days of Kyle Arton. Kyel lost the study of magic after King Kyle's death, and the death of his knights. But during his time at the school, Ethan learned more about his heritage. He learned the art of magic that was in his veins. It was a rare gift. When he tried to teach his friends how to perform the art, they failed.
Ethan became a great warrior in his adult years. He led the knights of Kyel against many different enemies. But nothing compared to his expedition to the north.
North of the Kyel mountains, lied a wasteland. Nobody knew what was beyond the mountains, but there were legends and myths. Some said that the great king, Kyle still lived there, waiting for his moment when he would return to his people. Some say that that was where people went when they died. But what Ethan had found was nothing compared to that.
To the north of the mountains, Ethan found an old temple. There, he found where his ancestor, King Kyle had been buried. This long forgotten tomb was also where the knights that had won the battle against King Cecil was buried.
But also in the tomb, was an ancient book. It held King Kyle's secret to his magical abilities. Ethan read the book and learned that magic was not a learned skill, as he had first thought, but an ability that is passed down through generations. Only those who descended from the knights, were able to wield this great power.
From that day forth, Ethan Arton set out to find those who had the ability to use magic. Eventually, by the time he had become king, he had found eight worthy men, and he reformed the order in which his forefather had began. They called themselves, the Knights of Order.
With the knights by his side, King Ethan led them against Ciel, they took the kingdom. Lynem, having been at war with Ciel for years as well, allied themselves with King Ethan. When all three kingdoms were united once again, it did not become the single kingdom as Ethan had hoped to form, but a strong empire. The people of all three kingdoms agreed upon King Ethan the Conquerer, being the first Emperor of Artonia.
Emperor Ethan ruled over the empire for years. When he died, he kept the old Artonian tradition of his eldest son taking his place. But like his forefather, Henry, he was betrayed by his son.
Civil war broke between the three Kingdoms. The Knights of Order attempted to keep the peace, but without a strong leader, the empire fell. The forth, neutral territory was lost in this epic war. It had been destroyed, turned to a wasteland.
The knights broke apart and eventually died out. Only few remain of this great order. They passed their knowledge down, through the generations. Hoping that one day, the knights would be restored.


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Enjoy the sights and sounds of Mona Lake from this fantastic six bedroom contemporary Norton Shores home! Association provides deeded access including a walkway and dock to deep water frontage on beautiful Mona Lake. Charming, warm and elegant best describes this beautiful home featuring a chef's delight kitchen with granite counters, built in beverage center and stainless steel appliances, hardwood flooring, six bedrooms, three and one half baths, gas log fireplaces in both the living room and recreation room, a spacious new deck, professional landscaping with underground irrigation, security system and so much more! Pride of ownership and attention to detail are evident throughout this home! Call for your personal tour today! Truly a rare find.
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- Address
- 4285 Vineyard Lane
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- Norton Shores City
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- Total Finished SqFt
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- Waterfrontage
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Those who have gone to the Brainerd Jaycees' annual $150,000 Ice Fishing Extravaganza a few times in the past 23 years — know Mother Nature is unpredictable, especially in January.
The warmest temperature on record for the extravaganza, which is usually held on the third Saturday of January on Gull Lake's Hole-in-the-Day Bay, north of Brainerd, is 38 degrees. The lowest temperature on record is 38 below zero.
The weather for this year's extravaganza to be held Saturday is expected to be right in between, but closer to the colder temperatures.
Saturday's high will be near 6, with sunny skies, reports the National Weather Service (NWS). The bad news is there will be a northwest wind around 15 mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph.
It has been a roller coaster ride this winter season in the Brainerd lakes area with temperatures dipping below zero to having a few sporadic warmer days in the 20-30s.
Friday's high is expected to be 32 degrees, with a west wind of 10-15 mph, with wind gusts as high as 25 mph. It is expected to snow with accumulation of less than an inch possible. Snow is expected to fall between 1-7 p.m. Friday.
The low Friday night is around 4 below, with a northwest wind of 15-20, with wind gusts as high as 30 mph.
And don't expect a warm-up anytime soon. Sunday's high will be near 5 with a low of 24 below; Monday will be colder with a high of 8 below and a low of 23 below; and Tuesday, even colder with a high near 1 below.
With the colder temperatures, anglers will have to dress warm in layers and think of tropical weather. The NWS reports that Florida residents will enjoy temperatures around 68 degrees Saturday — that is only about 60 degrees warmer than Brainerd.
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* U.S. Fed to hold two-day meeting, consider tapering
* Investors worry about commodities demand in emerging markets
* U.S. new-home sales come in lower than expected
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NEW YORK, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Brent crude oil futures shed more than $1 a barrel on Monday, and U.S. crude fell almost as much, as investors kept dumping risky assets on worries about weaker growth in emerging markets.
Global equities markets extended losses from last week on concerns about China's economic slowdown and expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will scale back its bond buying by another $10 billion a month.
The U.S. government also announced weaker-than-expected new home sales data, causing U.S. equities to give back early gains and triggering a dip in Brent and U.S. crude oil futures prices.
"There were a lot of warning signs from China and the emerging markets late last year, and now we're in a new year and not quite as optimistic," said Phil Flynn, an analyst at the Price Futures Group in Chicago, Illinois.
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- The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw (1991) (TV) Played by Dion Anderson
- Somewhere in Time (1980) Played by Don Melvoin (as Diamond Jim)
- "Lillie"
- Home on the Range (1978) TV episode, Played by David Healy
- Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women (1978) (TV) Played by Leon Charles
- Diamond Stud (1970) Played by Robert Hall (as 'Diamond' Jim Brady)
- "The Red Skelton Hour"
... aka "The Red Skelton Show" - Canada (original title)
- While Trying to Win the West, He Lost the East (1969) TV episode, Played by Roland Winters
- Diamond Jim: Skulduggery in Samantha (1965) (TV) Played by Dale Robertson
- "Death Valley Days"
... aka "Call of the West" - USA (syndication title)
... aka "The Pioneers" - USA (syndication title)
... aka "Trails West" - USA (syndication title)
... aka "Western Star Theater" - USA (syndication title)
- Diamond Jim Brady (1963) TV episode, Played by Howard Keel
- "Maverick"
- One of Our Trains Is Missing (1962) TV episode, Played by Barry Kelley
- Lillian Russell (1940) Played by Edward Arnold
- The Gentleman from Louisiana (1936) Played by Charles C. Wilson
- Diamond Jim (1935) Played by Edward Arnold (as Diamond Jim)
- Broadway to Hollywood (1933) Played by Robert Greig (as 'Diamond Jim' Brady)
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Centuries ago, there were 6 'original' Vampires. They were the first of their kind, but no one knows how they came to be. There were 4 girls and 2 guys each having a mark on their arm distinguishing them. Soon, 6 became thousands. Eventually, they began developing powers. Abilities to see things that the normal human eye cannot. Those Vampires were called Seekers. Others live to fight and help destroy these evil things the Seekers saw, Protectors. Eventually, 6 schools were created to help train
I stared at the red blood that was stained on my hand. I desired to lick it off, but my partner held me back. I was still young. Not knowing what to do. I had gotten used to this blood lust I had recently developed. I could only have some if I was rewarded. It sounds like I'm a savage, but I'm just relying on the same instinct that everyone else was relying on.
I was a Protector. It ran through my blood as my mother and father were both protectors. I dedicated my life to protecting people from these fowl beasts, but that was in the near future. All I could do now was train.
"Hazel," he called. "We're done here. Your training here is done."
I got up from the floor and wiped my mouth and got back into the car. Being only 15, I could barley drive, let alone do missions on my own. My assesment was to pair up with another Protector and kill off these cerial killers based on mere information given.
"Garret?" I said in a whiny voice. "I'm super thursty. Could we stop to get one of those?" I pointed at this one guy that was prety cute looking.
"No," was all he said.
"You're never talking to me! All I get is a 'yes' or a 'no'. Humph!" I said staring back out the window.
"Wern't you just talking about being thirsty? Where did my reactions come into your mind?" he said as he smiled.
"It came in when you wouldn't--" I was cut off by our driver.
"Will you two keep it down? I can barley stand that damned Professor that gives us these lame missions, let alone stupid Stifes whining!" Crystal called from the drivers seat.
Me and Garret were Strifes. Those are the 15 year olds that have been at school for 5 years. It's been a pain, but I've managed. Having great friends like Garret got me through all the harsh training.
We arrived at school 15 minutes later. Our school was a sight to behold. In the human world, it was like a college campus, but larger. there were about a thousand Vampires living in one area. Boys and Girls were seperated and Professors were on 24/7 guard duty. It might sound like a pain, but it wasn't all that bad.
We walked into the building being greeted by everyone and were wasked so many questions, but we just smiled and walked to the Head Mistress's room to report everything.
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The apartment has a real contemporary feel, with clean lines and classy decor. Up to 4 guests can stay on the one double bed and 2 singles. The kitchen fully equipped, and the bathroom has warm tiling and a walk-in shower.
Nothing is far away in this small town. Guests can easily walk within 10 minutes to the fishmonger, bakery restaurants and shops. By bus, guests can reach the larger town of Torre del Mar in 20 minutes.
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Eine sehr schöne Wohnung und ein netter, zuvorkommender Gastgeber. Wir haben eine tolle Zeit gehabt und kommen gerne wieder! :-)
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Good apartment, beautiful home decor.
Alberto was very kind and helpful.
We liked it here.
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Lovely apartment in Torrox. Walking distance just 5 min from the beach and cafe, bars, pubs & restaurant. The flat was really clean and tidy.Alberto made us feel very welcome he was very helpful. I would recommend the apartment to any friends or family planning to visit Spain.
Great place and appartment was fantastic, very well placed, with backery and fish shop nearby, access to 2 pools and great terraces, sea near by. Alberto was very nice and helpfull with all kind of information.
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Wir würden jederzeit gerne wiederkommen.
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Alberto hat uns freundlich empfangen und alles gut erklärt.
Die Wohnung ist sauber, komplett und geschmackvoll eingerichtet.
Weiterhin ist positiv, dass sie im obersten Stockwerk liegt und deshalb morgens schon sonnig ist. Auch der Balkon ist schön.
Wir kommen gerne wieder.
Die Wohnung ist hat alles wie beschrieben.Gute Lage,meerblick und einen netten Gastgeber.Sie war sauber und gut eingerichtet.Die Kommunikation und Übergabe erfolgte prompt.Ich würde bei Alberto jedesmal wieder mieten,es hat uns sehr gut gefallen.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) Donnel Pumphrey seemed nowhere near as excited about the chance to become the NCAA career rushing record as his San Diego State teammates during the week leading up to his final game.
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Stephen Smith's serving of humble pie was his just deserts.
On Wednesday, Defence Minister Stephen Smith finally fronted up to his plate of humble pie. No matter how much he tried to disguise it with other tasty morsels (culture report and DLA Piper) it was still there front and centre on the plate: the Kirkham inquiry. The minister was invited to eat it and he gagged.
In the face of compelling material, he could not accept that he was wrong and that he had jumped the gun by speaking out so impetuously.
Those in the Australian Defence Force will remember his intervention over Commodore Bruce Kafer and his lack of civility in being unable to acknowledge his mistake. His refusal to apologise diminishes his legitimacy as minister.
Soldiers, sailors and airmen do their difficult and dangerous jobs not because they are ordered to but out of a deep sense of duty, patriotism, loyalty and respect for their leaders. Smith is making it hard for them. Many politicians today seem reluctant to recognise that their duties and responsibilities are about serving the nation, its interests and its people rather than looking after themselves, their factions and their political parties.
The minister's refusal to release even a redacted version of the Kirkham inquiry leaves unanswered questions and the suspicion that he is still trying to protect himself. Yes, there are legal and privacy issues to be considered. They are the same sorts of issues he seems to have resolved when recently ordering the release of all departmental hot issue briefs and when speaking about Kafer last year. Where is transparency and openness?
No doubt once the freedom-of-information ferrets get to work we will see a copy soon enough.
Clearly the Chief of the Defence Force and the minister disagree on Kafer. By exercising his command responsibility and reappointing Kafer, the CDF has expressed confidence in the commodore's abilities. The minister could not bring himself to the same conclusion. Kafer might be back at work but he and the nation know the minister would not express confidence in him.
As to the other morsels on the plate, any allegation of illegality or improper conduct within the Australian Defence Force, made to DLA Piper, must be pursued vigorously. Once an allegation is made it must be resolved.
The cultural pathway recommendations must also be implemented. They appear sensible. They are also necessary to affirm in the minds of the public that the ADF demands the highest standards of behaviour and conduct from its soldiers, sailors and airmen. The ADF is one of the nation's most trusted and respected institutions. This position has been hard won and cannot be assumed. The minister correctly demands the highest standards of proper conduct from the ADF. The real measure is what happens when the shoe is on the other foot.
What might the minister take away from his serve of humble pie? First, take a deep breath before becoming involved in personnel issues and, second, leave the day-to-day internal management of his department to those who are properly responsible.
While pondering this advice, he might also consider focusing on his real task, which is about strategy, budgets and building the capability of the ADF.
He might also consider telling the public what is going on in Afghanistan. Clearly the withdrawal is on. What are the Americans up to and how do we need to moderate our plans to match their tempo and posture? What are our intentions and what will our commitment to Afghanistan look like in the future? A persuasive and informative narrative on Afghanistan is sorely missing.
Let's hope Bob Carr does a good job over in Foreign Affairs. If it doesn't go well, Smith will no doubt be thinking, ''That's the job I wanted and here I am stuck with Defence. I don't want them and they don't want me.''
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it's a great honor to be part of the "Featured Photographers List": I'd like to thank all of you that in these three years have worked with me in order to offer our clients a large portfolio of great quality at a convenient price. With your tiresome work of selection you taught me the humility to understand my mistakes and improve my skill learning from the errors.
Ciao Donna, I'm really happy to listen you again, and it's nice to know that your portfolio works well at the end. So, I wish you "in bocca al lupo" also to you. Ciao e grazie ancoraRoberto
Ciao my friend. I have watched you grow and grow, and get bigger,and great to see you as featured photog. This week I reached my first level 3 image in only three months, so im happy and still learniing from you and others. My download % is close to 2 for every image online. just wish I could get more up.Nice to see you suceed here in Italy!!! In boca lupo
Thanks for your tips, and congrats again on your great portfolio!Valeria
Thanks to All folks! DT isn't just a cold marketplace, is like a party with a lot of lovely people...David: 5DmkII is a great camera, perhaps too much pixel (I'd prefered a 16 mpxl camera and a better noise control), the video capacity produced amazing movie, but is definately not a professional videocamera (af issue and exposition for instance). The dust removal system resolves a big problem of the 5D: the dust spots on the sensor. David, ask to yourself: how many XXXL images you think to sell? I've not a accurate statistic but, quite honestly, I'm not sure it worth the economic effort. Maybe is just an ego satisfaction, something like drive a BMW instead to drive a Ford.Imagestalk: I'm not on the payroll of Imagenomic, but I've to say that I use Noiseware. Sometimes I used TopazLab NR, maybe it makes a better job to preserve details in the shadow, but Noiseware produces an incredible smooth sky. Of course you've to work in PS with the masks to achive the best results.For italian speaking contributors: please visit my web site www.caucino.it, you'll found an italian blog about microstock with a lot of interesting post.
true. :)
Congrats on the feature and thanks for sharing your advice. I think I still have to find out what 'special dish' I prefer to serve :) Hope to find out soon... Ciao!
Your work is great,superquality!Some suggested noise reduction software?;)
I say WOW on the snowboard shots, I love action! Some day maybe I can have the equipment to do them justice.
Thanks for the tips, your photos are evidence as to why you are the current featured photographer, very nice PF.
Congrats again, Robi! Thanks for the tips! Your photos are fabulous!
Congrats for being the featured photographer, you might be having lots of sale due to this. Second thanks for the tips, and best of luck in the futre.
Congratulation! and thanks for the tips. I better start looking for my "special dish" then..hmm..Ciao Roberto!
Wow! Love your work, it inspires me to get out there and try new things. Thanks for sharing your tips, it's always great to see people who are willing to help and encourage others. Some days it seems like such a cut-throat world. Congratulations you deserve it :0)
Yes, I have no interest in the video - but would just like the great noise control of the full-frame sensor. So the 5d would be just about the same quality as the 5dmkII?
Thank you for advice that is both good and encouraging for one to always strive to be better. Your portfolio is a pleasure to view, I especially love your photos of the sun. Congratulations on your achievement, it is well deserved.
Hi David, yes one of my cameras is the 5DmkII. If you're not interested in video my advice is for the 5D: I own them both and the image quality is not so different (but the price yes of course!)ciaoROBI
Thank you sir. Good advice. What camera do you use? Any chance you use a 5d mark ii?
Roberto Caucino
Cossato (biella), IT
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13:00 16th March 2013
By Dave Sykes
Goals from Neil Danns and James Vaughan gave the Terriers the bragging rights in the second West Yorkshire derby of the season at Elland Road this afternoon.
Town avenged the home defeat by Leeds back in December with a robust performance in an entertaining game, with chances falling to both sides throughout the 90 minutes.
Danns' first goal for the Terriers gave Town the lead early in the second half before substitute Aidy White restored parity, but a ninth of the season from top scorer James Vaughan – set up brilliantly by Jack Hunt – gave Town all three points.
James Vaughan and Danny Ward returned to the starting line-up as Mark Robins fielded a strong looking starting XI for the West Yorkshire derby, with Theo Robinson and Lee Novak dropping to an attack-minded bench.
Town started with Ward playing in a central area just off Vaughan, but the hosts took the initiative in the first quarter of an hour – looking particularly dangerous at set piece situations.
As early as the fourth minute Leeds pressed when El-Hadji Diouf won a corner off Paul Dixon. Warnock's in-swinging delivery found the near post run of Varney, who had lost his marker, and it took a superb goal line clearance from skipper Peter Clarke – via the crossbar – to keep the scores level.
Town had an early chance of their own from a free kick three minutes later after a silly trip on Dixon by Leeds striker Habib Habibou. Oliver Norwood's initial delivery into the area was cleared but the midfielder returned the ball towards the penalty spot, where Clarke challenged Kenny for the ball. Leeds were looking for the offside flag as Kenny claimed at the second attempt, but it never came.
The Terriers were still giving the hosts too many opportunities by giving away lots of free kicks and corners and United came back at Town. Sam Byram was having a real battle with Neil Danns down the Town left, but he found space to cross into the area and Varney chested the ball into the path of Diouf – who saw his placed shot turned behind brilliantly by the strong left hand of Alex Smithies. Varney eventually scuffed another dangerous corner delivery high and wide on his weaker left foot.
Mark Robins switched Ward onto the right side soon after and Town got a foothold in the game. Leeds midfielder Paul Green misplaced a pass straight to the returning winger on the 20 minute mark and he picked out an unmarked Vaughan in the area – but he planted a firm header onto the crossbar with Kenny stood watching. It looked like the rebound would drop to former Leeds man Adam Clayton, who was getting roundly booed by the home support, but defender Tom Lees denied him with a great recovering block.
Ex-Town defender Lee Peltier had to be alert to block Ward's shot behind moments later as the winger came into the game in the attacking third for Town, whereas at the other end Alex Smithies was aiding his defence with a series of decisive claims and punches as Leeds played balls into the box.
A good passing move from Town led to a good chance for Clayton with six minutes of the half remaining. Norwood picked out his midfield colleague with a pass and he had space between Leeds' defence and midfield lines, but he disappointingly lifted his shot high into crowd.
Leeds fought back on the cusp of the 45th minute when Diouf spotted Varney's surge into the area, but Anthony Gerrard had also seen the run and got across to brilliantly snuff out the opportunity.
Town had one final chance in the two minutes of first half added time – and it was a great one. Neil Danns held the ball up on the right flank before passing back to Jack Hunt; his deep cross was met by the head of Byram, but Clayton managed to head the ball back where it came from and Danny Ward flicked a header towards the far post – only to see Kenny fling himself across and tip the ball around the post.
The second half started in scrappy fashion, with neither side finding their passing range early on, but the Terriers made the first chance of the half count.
The move started when Peter Clarke found Jack Hunt on the right side and the full back did well to get past the more physical Austin and cross into the box; Byram headed up into the air before Vaughan's snapshot flew into the sky again, but as the ball dropped the striker flicked a back-header into the danger zone and with Clayton in close attendance Neil Danns connected with a superb volley that flew between Kenny and the near post for his first goal in Town colours.
That goal seemed to rattle the hosts and a quick-fire double sub from Neil Warnock followed, with wide players Aidy White and Ryan Hall coming into the match.
The next chance fell to Town when Clayton played an intelligent ball over the top for the pacey Vaughan, but the former Everton man took the shot on first time and the ball drifted wide of Kenny's right hand post.
White made an immediate impact, levelling the scores on the hour mark. Tom Lees played a big diagonal ball towards the far post and when Peter Clarke and Luke Varney barged each other off the ball, Hunt was caught on his heels – and the left winger stole in to nod the ball past the stricken Smithies.
Town fought back with a clever break from a Leeds corner. Dixon found Ward down the line and the winger rolled Peltier to get goal side before striking a powerful volley towards goal from an acute angle. Kenny punched the ball away and Leeds countered, but referee Andre Marriner waved away the claims when Varney went down under a shoulder barge from Clarke inside the area.
Sam Byram headed Diouf's near post corner well wide of the near post in the 72nd minute as the game settled down after the quick two-goal salvo, but Mark Robins mixed things up with his own double change in the 76th minute – with Scannell and Beckford replacing Norwood and Ward.
Immediately upon the restart Leeds' Jamaican midfielder Austin almost broke the crossbar with a volley from the edge of the box after a free kick into the area was half-cleared; Smithies was near enough to it that the rebound hit him on the back before rolling to safety!
Town were now playing 4-4-2 with ex-Leeds man Beckford joining Vaughan in attack, with the latter looping a header from an 81st minute corner into the waiting hands of Kenny as Town searched for a possible winner.
At the other end goalscorer White knocked down Diouf's cross into the path of fellow sub Hall on the edge of the box, but Clayton's half block made the shot comfortable for Smithies to dive on.
Beckford then drove at the Leeds defence, driving inside Lees onto his right foot before sending a low drive too close to Kenny.
Town made the next chance count, with Vaughan notching his ninth of the season in the 87th minute. Jack Hunt received the ball in space down the right and dribbled a long way into the heart of the Leeds defence before sliding a superb pass into the feet of the striker, who had peeled off Lees intelligently. James's first touch put the ball perfectly onto his right foot inside the area and he made no mistake in placing the ball out of Kenny's reach and into the corner.
With only minutes of the game remaining, Mark Robins immediately put Vaughan on the right wing in a five man midfield. With four minutes of added time, both teams looked very leggy as the pace of the game took its toll. Calum Woods came into central midfield with the spent Gobern going off to shore things up too.
A late corner, conceded when Dixon tackled Austin, evaded Danns at the near post and fell to the unmarked Byram, but in acres of space he inexplicably volleyed over the bar.
Town's team (4-2-3-1)
Alex Smithies; Paul Dixon, Anthony Gerrard, Peter Clarke (c), Jack Hunt; Oscar Gobern (Calum Woods 90), Oliver Norwood (Jermaine Beckford 76); Neil Danns, Adam Clayton; Danny Ward (Sean Scannell 76); James Vaughan
Unused subs
Ian Bennett, Lee Novak, Murray Wallace, Theo Robinson
Town bookings
Paul Dixon (12); James Vaughan (87)
Leeds United bookings
Habib Habibou (6); Luke Varney (26); Rodolph Austin (36)
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Our Allergy Testing prices include the doctor's order that you need to get tested in Lubbock, TX, all lab fees and taxes, and a pdf copy of your results. For current prices, please CLICK HERE.
We are pleased to offer Allergy Testing in Lubbock, TX.
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