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Sheriff: Reality 3 Missing May Be Dead 'More Prevalent'
Efforts to find a missing mother, her son and a family friend continued early Thursday, but the Knox County Sheriff said that the chances of finding them alive are growing slimmer.
"The reality that these folks may not be alive is becoming more and more prevalent," Barber said during a news conference on Wednesday afternoon.
Search teams continued to scour portions of Knox County for clues related to the whereabouts of Tina Herrmann, 32; her son, Kody, 11; and a friend, Stephanie Sprang, 41, 10TV News reported.
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Some searches were being conducted near Herrmann's Apple Valley home. Authorities there collected some evidence early Thursday morning but did not elaborate on what was found, 10TV's Ashleigh Barry reported.
There has been no cell phone or bank activity from either of the women since last Wednesday, the last time they were seen alive, Barber said.
Investigators used dogs to search six specific areas on Tuesday, including the Kokosing Gap trail that runs between nearby Howard, Ohio, and Mount Vernon, 10TV News reported. Barber said the searches yielded some evidence, including trash bags and tarp, but he failed to elaborate on the items further.
Evidence continues to be collected and Barber said the state crime lab has made testing it a priority.
Barber said the children rode the bus home from school last Wednesday and that may have been the last time they were seen.
He released more information on what Herrmann and Kody Maynard was last seen wearing, but said investigators were still trying to determine what Sprang was wearing the last time she was seen.
Herrmann was wearing a white ball cap, a tan, hooded sweatshirt, dark sweat pants and tennis shoes. Kody Maynard was wearing black shoes, jeans, a gray T-shirt and a blue zip-up sweatshirt.
Matthew Hoffman is accused of kidnapping Herrmann's daughter, Sarah Maynard, 13, and holding her in his basement for several days. She was rescued on Sunday morning after authorities swarmed Hoffman's home in Mount Vernon.
Hoffman, 30, is still not cooperating with investigators, Barber said. He would not elaborate on how Hoffman knew the four people.
Sarah Maynard continues to help investigators, Barber said, adding that her information "is pretty critical to the investigation."
Hoffman appeared in court on Tuesday via video and was ordered held on a $1 million bond.
He wore what is referred to as a suicide gown after indicating to jail staff that he may try to harm himself, authorities said.
On Tuesday authorities released images of three vehicles connected to the case, and Barber asked for people to try and recall if they saw them last Wednesday or Thursday.
The vehicles were a Ford F-150 pickup that Herrmann was driving, a 2008 Toyota Yaris that Hoffman was driving and a silver Jeep belonging to Sprang. All three vehicles are in the sheriff's custody.
Barber said investigators have received tips on the vehicles and that has allowed them to piece together a timeline.
Wednesday was "wear purple" day at East Knox Schools, as students showed support for their classmates.
Kody and Sarah Maynard attend East Knox and purple is the school's color. Classmates wore purple clothes and ribbons.
"They're handling it that way, some of the students are noticeably upset and rightfully so," said East Knox Superintendent Matthew Caputo. "This is a classmate that they're missing."
Kody A. Maynard is 4 feet, 10 inches tall, weighing 70 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes.
Sprang is 5 feet, 3 inches tall, weighing 110 pounds, with blonde hair and green eyes.
Herrmann is 5 feet, 6 inches tall, weighing 122 pounds, with sandy blonde hair and blue eyes.
Knox County Emergency Management Director Brian Hess said the agency is organizing a search on Thursday at 10 a.m.
Volunteers are asked to meet at the movie theater across the street. Searchers will be matched up with a team leader.
Anyone with information about the case is asked to contact the Knox County Sheriff's Office at 740-397-3333 or the tip line at 888-363-8477.
Stay with 10TV News and refresh 10TV.com for continuing coverage.
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November 16, 2010: Families Still Hopeful 3 Will Be Found Alive
November 15, 2010: Mother Of Suspected Kidnapper Says He Is 'Loner'
November 15, 2010: Sheriff: 3 Missing People Could Be Dead
November 15, 2010: Police Block Off Park As Mount Vernon Search Continues
November 15, 2010: Suspected Kidnapper's Past Includes Arson Conviction
November 14, 2010: Missing Girl Found Safe; Man In Custody
November 13, 2010: Search For 4 Grows More Intense
November 13, 2010: Support Growing To Find Missing Family, Friend
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I have open concept living room and I want to build a wall with doors from scratch. The wall height is from floor to ceiling (average) about 2.30m and about 3m wide and door must fit inside. What are the rough costs of material and labour?
$3280 including labour and materials.
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One should really see the room and the proposed wall area before estimating. I would suggest calling someone local to visit and give you details on what is involved.
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I just built 2 partitions and I can tell you this, it all depends on where you live because the price of material. In Manitoba, It would cost you $21 per 10' sheet of 1/2" gypsum board. (You would want 6) one extra for just in case =$126 then you need 16 studs. That should be around $57 for lumber, $23 for pale of ready set ( mud) and tape $5 a roll. Now depends on who you hire. Guys charge $4-$8 per L/ft or depending on experience $30-$60 per hour per guy. So if you got 3 guys there, he could be charging you $180 an hour believe it or not. I charge $3 per L/ft for framing interior $2 L/ft for taping $2 L/ft for painting and for drywall I charge $20 per sheet instillation.
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For many resorts, January acts like another shoulder season, sitting between the busy times of Christmas and February vacation.
So Telluride Mountain Resort has accentuated the benefit of heading up to the southwestern Colorado mountain during the first month of 2012 with a number of deals.
First, everyone has family, and everyone has friends. At Telluride Mountain Resort, guests will be rewarded for both with the Bring Three, Ski Free package. If one person can round up three others to come along, he or she gets free lift tickets and free lodging. The stay must be for at least four nights and three days at specified lodging at the resort.
This offer runs from Jan. 8 to Feb. 3, and rates vary upon availability and dates. To find out more, call 800-778-8581.
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This listing is for a custom owl stuffie, using the colors you want. Pictures are of previous owls I have created. The finished owl is about 9" tall and very snuggly. These owls make great baby shower gifts!
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Mumbai: This year has been a strange one for the rupee. The Indian currency started 2012 strongly, rising in the first two months on the back of rising dollar inflows from non-resident Indians (NRIs) after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) allowed banks to fix their own non-resident (external), or NRE, rupee deposit rates.
The rupee rebounded from 53.07 to a dollar at the end of 2011 to 48.70 in early February as inflows of the US currency surged after banks offered non-residents rates on par with local depositors.
Large banks such as State Bank of India (SBI), HDFC Bank Ltd and ICICI Bank Ltd saw a rapid increase in NRE deposit inflows early in 2012, which not only stemmed the depreciation of the local currency but also lifted it to multi-week highs.
SBI, for example, received more than Rs.5,400 crore in NRI deposits between January and March 2012, which was equal to the amount the bank had collected between April and December, managing director A. Krishna Kumar said in an interview in March.
Then came the slide. The high current account and fiscal deficits weighed on the rupee throughout the year, dragging it down to an all-time low of 57.15 per dollar in June.
So far this year, the rupee is among the three worst-performing currencies in Asia, only doing better than the Indonesian rupiah and the Japanese yen.
The Indian currency has lost 3.46% against the dollar in 2012. The yen has dropped 8.93% while the rupiah has lost 7.42% against the dollar, Bloomberg data show.
India's current account deficit, which includes trade flows and external remittances in fiscal 2012-13, could remain as high as it was in 2011-12—at 4.2% of gross domestic product (GDP), Sonal Varma, India economist at Nomura Financial Advisory and Securities India Pvt. Ltd, said in a note earlier this month.
India recorded a trade deficit of $19.3 billion in November, down from $21 billion in October, largely because of a fall in gold imports.
Exports fell 4% year-on-year to $22.3 billion largely because of slower global growth.
Slowing exports and the continuing high imports of commodities such as oil will continue to pressure the rupee in 2013 as well, bankers said.
Besides the current account deficit, high government expenditure has also kept India's fiscal deficit in the danger zone, pressuring the rupee further.
In 2011-12, India recorded a fiscal deficit of 5.7% of GDP and so far finance ministry estimates point to this being 5.3%, higher than the budget estimate of 5.1%, while RBI expects the deficit to be 5.5%.
Local fundamentals were the main reason for the rupee's weakness and these would continue to be a drag on the currency in the new year as well, said Ashish Vaidya, head of fixed income, currency and commodity trading at UBS AG, a Swiss bank.
"Currently, the bias is still with the rupee weakening because the domestic problems won't go away very soon, and with oil prices remaining at elevated levels and major export markets like the US, Europe and Japan also not doing well, it looks like the current account deficit will remain wide," Vaidya said.
The rupee's weakness in 2012 was in spite of local equity markets receiving inflows worth $23.35 billion in 2012 after a dull 2011 in which foreign institutional investors pulled out $512 million from the local markets.
However, bankers said the rupee was unlikely to change course in 2013 even if inflows continue to be as strong as in 2012 because foreign exchange is likely to be spent in funding the country's deficit.
Vivek Rajpal, India fixed income strategist at Nomura, expects the rupee to trade at 54-56 per dollar in the first few months of the new year.
"Till these flows continue to be strong, the rupee can be expected to be still. However, as soon as these flows stop, the rupee could weaken very rapidly," Rajpal said. Nomura expects the Indian currency to end 2013 at around 59 per dollar.
On Monday, the rupee ended at 54.95 to a dollar, up 0.2% from Friday's close of 55.07. It touched an intra-day low of 55.21.


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Field of Stelae
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The Field of Stalae Holocaust Memorial is located on a 19,000 m2 stretch on the edge of Tiergarten, a few yards from the Brandenburg Gate.
The site for the Memorial was until 1945 part of the "Ministry
Gardens," a private park that was attached to the ministries along
Wilhelmstrasse. The war and post-war years and the fact that the
Berlin Wall, built in 1961, and the "death strip" ran along
Ebertstrasse occupying almost all of what is now the memorial site,
obliterated any traces of what was there before 1945.
The design features 2,752 concrete slabs (stelae) arranged in a grid pattern. The slabs are 0.95 meters deep and 2.38 meters wide and vary only in height from 0.2 meters to 4.8 meters. The unevenly sloping ground, giving the impression of an undulating field, is paved with concrete stones. In the western part informal groups of trees form a transition to the Tiergarten.
A subterranean information center is located at the southeast corner. The center consists of several rooms, some lit by natural light, with an exhibition area of ca. 100 meters.
The "Field of Stelae" does not have a fixed entrance, center or exit, visitors are able to choose their own way in and out of the complex.
Field of Stalae was inaugurated on May 10, 2005, sixty years after the end of World War II, and opened to the public two days later.
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UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (Oct. 14)
An extremely sharp protest against the economic boycott conducted by the Arab states against Israel was voiced here today at the United Nations General Assembly's Economic Committee during a major debate on a world-wide economic survey conducted by the UN Economic and Social Council.
Addressing the Economic Committee, Israel delegate Dr. Fanny Ginor outlined Israels economic and social achievements and drew attention to the Arab boycott, emphasizing that the attitude of the Arab states "is obstructive to the international cooperation in economic matters which we all strive to attain."
"The Arab boycott," Dr. Ginor declared, "includes boycott of goods produced in Israel, blackmail techniques, air blockade, and blacklisting of ships destined to Israel or on their way from Israeli ports," The boycott forbids planes flying to or from Israel to fly over Arab territory, "and as a result, certain companies suspended their flights to Israel," she pointed out.
Dr. Ginor told the committee how, in recent years, the boycott techniques have been expanded to a point of pressure on companies in many countries if those firms are tied to Jewish ownership. She quoted a candid statement issued by the Beirut boycott office, admitting openly that the aims of the boycott are "to sabotage the industrialization of Israel" as well as to obstruct the export of Israeli merchandise.
Despite all difficulties, however, Dr. Ginor reported, Israel's economy has made tremendous progress. Israel, she said, has admitted some 900,000 immigrants since the state was established. The "real national product" of the country has grown on the average of about 12 percent per year. From 1950 to 1956, national income at fixed prices increased by 86 percent from 1,125,000,000 to 2,090,000,000 Israeli pounds, and real national income per capita rose by 29 percent. Real national output in 1956–despite the Sinai campaign–increased by eight and a half percent.
During the eight-year period 1948-49 to 1956-57, Israel's agricultural production had more than tripled, the area under cultivation grew by about 125 percent, and area under irrigation increased fourfold. Dr. Ginor stressed. "Industrial production and output per worker also increased at a remarkable pace." Electric power output increased three and a half times from 1949 to 1956, and the use of electricity by industry grew at the same rate.
"Industrial exports grew three and a half fold," she continued. "A large number of new factory plants were established and many new products were produced. By systematic exploration various minerals have been found, among them sources of petroleum thus expanding the raw materials basis of industry. Exports have been stepped up three and a half times from 1949 to 1956, and the foreign trade balance deficit per head declined by 65 percent during the same period."


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"A must-have for evrery PC gamer!"
Half-Life is a game that became legendary before it was even released. It is a game that raised the level of the 3D-action genre and changed the attitude to First-Person Perspective games and PC games in total. It has been dubbed The Best Game of 1998 and received numerous awards which it completely deserved. Many gamers call it the best PC game ever. So, in case you missed the game for some reason or you have just purchased a PC and want a good game for a few weeks, I shall tell you about Half-Life, even though it will not be an easy task to describe such a masterpiece without leaving any of its advantages.
Here's where the game gets the biggest score. At first sight it's just another FPS. However, it seems so only in the first couple of minutes. At first it begins rather regularly: You walk around, you get a task, you go to complete it. But soon the game changes drastically. First of all, you are no uber-strong commando and you don't have an arsenal in your pocket. That means you don't just go around shooting everything and everyone, Serious Sam-style. No, it's not like you can't do it, you do get to use many guns, including a shotgun, a submachine gun and even a grenade launcher, but do it only if you want to shorten your lifetime. A rather large part of the game you'll spend running from enemies or hiding from them. So, naturally, the game is a real challenge if you're used to the shoot 'n' kill style of gameplay. But it doesn't mean that Quakers will bash the game at once. On the contrary, this is a rare case when the gamer actually gets accustomed to the game, not the other way around. But, despite all of this, there is one thing that made Half-Life what it is: the atmosphere. The game is very dark and quiet. There are dozens of enemies after you, and your ammo is not what you would call a large supply. Basically, every five minutes of playing you'll be jumping out of your seat and hiding under the table because you will get scared. Trust me, you will. Especially if you play it alone in a dark room at night.
In other words, in terms of gameplay this game is heavenly.
After hearing about the gameplay one would think that the developers got carried away with it and completely left the story. But this game will be a pleasant surprise for everyone.
Together with Metal Gear Solid, Half-Life is the first game that showed how a video game can have a cinematic story with many surprises and plot twists. After a few seconds of playing you will forget who you are and where you are. You will be one with the game and the plot. After a few hours of playing you will feel like your in another world. Your ordinary life will seem dull and boring, you'll need Half-Life like a drug.
In the game you play as Gordon Freeman, a scientist who has been transferred to a secret government research facility called Black Mesa. Gordon is an ordinary man, just like any other. At first the game seems like a 3D version of Theme Hospital: you walk around and talk to the other scientists, you go to tour dressing room, you meet your colleagues and so on. But after one of the experiments that Gordon takes part in fails, something strange and scary starts happening in the facility. Some grotesque creatures not from this world start infesting Black Mesa and attacking the researchers, making them mutate. You'd think that this is another one-man army action title, but it's not. Gordon is no hero, he's not even armed. The first 20 minutes of playing or so, the only weapon you have will be a crowbar, which is by far not the strongest defense against the creatures. This is what makes the game so atmospheric: the suspense and the fear. The hallways that were clear and safe just a moment ago can become your grave in a second.
The story is very well-written and it will keep you on the edge of your seat from the 10-minute intro till the final word of the ending credits. It's flawless.
Unfortunately, here's where the game gets you down a bit. The textures are of poor (relatively) quality and the character models don't have too many polygons. In general the graphics are not the best you can find, but you have to remember that the game was made in 1998 when the standards were not as high as they are today.
The sound is perfect. It is one of the things that will make you scream of horror in many moments of the game. Every sound, from the moans of the monsters to Gordon's screams and grunts, are made on the highest level possible. It's pretty funny that few games in our time have reached the standards that Half-Life set several years ago.
In terms of sound this game is just perfect. It should be an example for every game developer.
This game takes about 20 hours to finish the game for the first time, and the time for replaying it and trying the higher difficulty levels is infinite. Half-Life is perfect for spending a few weeks of vacation (or just free time).
FINAL RECOMMENDATION: This is a must-have for every PC gamer. It doesn't matter who you are and what you like. Half-Life among games is like the Bible among books: everyone has to see it for themselves.
Reviewer's Rating: 5.0 - Flawless
Originally Posted: 12/17/02, Updated 12/17/02
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Edit: After half day, my wife's Mac started having the same problem. I have then applied the solution that I found in the Apple
Alleged Next Generation (iPhone 5) 3D Images Revealed [Gallery] –
What an amazing week this has been for Apple news and it just got better. We have found some pictures which show the alleged next generation iPhone. The images were posted online and do correspond with all the other parts leaked and all the rumours we have been hearing. We have seen an amazing amount of evidence which suggests that this could be the iPhone. The phone in the picture shows of the centered front facing camera , A small syn port and metal body.
Yeah I bet the images fooled you. They fooled us and many other Tech websites including Gizmodo. The images are actually 3D Computer generated models. The images were modeled in Rhinoceros 3D.
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Add the Tiki Bar Neon Sculpture to your business, covered patio, or even your pool house to bring some funky style to your decor. The bright lights and interesting design is sure to capture your guest's attention. The multi-colored lights cast a soft glow to the room to illuminate any space. Use the included mounting hardware to install this neon sculpture to the wall of your home or business, or you can simply set it on a shelf or counter. Operate the sculpture by plugging it into any regular electrical outlet. The neon art piece is crafted from strong glass, plastic, and electrical components. A one year warranty is offered through the manufacturer.
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Flako Recipe Album
Simulated beige leather cover with an "embossed" fancy frame around a blue oval with the title in yellow and white. The company name and address are centered on the back. The back has the same simulated leather background.
Donor: Sliker, Shirley Brocker
Brand Name: Flako
Publisher: Flako Products Corp. (New Brunswick, N.J.)
1955 (ca.)
52 p.
17.8 x 15.6 cm
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Citation: Flako Recipe Album. The Alan and Shirley Brocker Sliker Collection, MSS 314, Special Collections, Michigan State University Libraries. Available at http://www.lib.msu.edu/exhibits/sliker/detail.jsp?id=1277


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We've gotten down the point in our planning where we need to solidify certain choices, like where we're going to register and how/what is going on the invitation/announcements.
One of our big "discussions" involved trying to figure out where and what to register for (which we haven't yet done). I guess one of my questions would be should we A) figure out where to register and then add stuff, or B) figure out what we want, in general, then figure out where to register?
Right now, all I know that we've really got our eyes on is: Towels, NICE towels; the "chaise" to go with our sofa-from Ikea, Nice knifes, and new Scuba Suits… maybe we need another set of sheets.
#1: We're pretty well stocked on your average "household" goods, superficially in the kitchen. So much so that we sent my brother off to college with a few extra things between the two of us.
#2: the stuff we do need is random, all from different places, and a bit unconventional: LIKE, new Scuba Suits.
#3: We'd like cash, but aren't a big fan of any of the "cash deposit websites". Mr Daisy is scheptical of most of the websites and I think that just using PayPal looks tack, and is vauge…
- One thing I've learned from fund raising a few big things the past few years is that people are more willing to donate/give if they know EXACTLY what and why they're giving, and what the goal is… so for fund raising, if you announce we're raising 10,000 dollars for, whatever, rather than just saying "we've got a long way to go" people are willing to give you more money; 100 bucks, rather than 20 or 50. So, for a wedding, if you can specifically say we need 200 to go to a Scuba suit, rather than just saying we want money, inevitably, you'll probably end up with more in the end (Rather greedy, I know).
- Mr. Daisy also thinks that people like to hand you something, I don't disagree… maybe we shouldn't register for these OR promote PayPal… but just put down our "honeymoon dreams" on our own website.
#4: We're really not sure how tech savy everyone on our list is. I have to imagine that if they aren't tech savy, like my grandma, then they also aren't going to be driving themselves to the store anyway, like my grandma. And probably have someone that would help them look on the internet or take them to the store, like my aunt or mom.
#5: We want big ticket items, It's not that we're greedy, but if we need a new spatula, we'll go buy it-now. I want new knives, they're not that high on the expenses list for personal purchases.
Our current plan is to register at:
- Macy's? (for a few things, towels, china–mainly because my grandma MUST buy us this, I'm not sure how I feel about having only 2 or 3 place settings bought for us, seems silly…
- Amazon.com or Some other Universal type list, we started with one called MyRegistry.com but honestly, It seems to be a pain, so I'm investigating Amazon's new Wedding Registry.
- A cash website like depositagift.com, because come January next year, we're hoping to take a trip to somewhere WARM and SUNNY for SCUBA and to get away from the Utah Winter, Mr. Daisy loves snow, I could See it one day a year and be happy, I only want it for Christmas… NOT my birthday (It's still snowing here, in April, and it's a week till my birthday. lame) (or like i mentioned, not doing this at all, and possibly just describing our dreams, so that they get the hint.)
Rather than listing all these places on our invites/announcements, we're directing them to our "wedding" website which will eventually become our "US" website/blog. [Which is run through wordpress, where you can make more than one user, so two or more people can blog on the same site (the buds know this, but maybe others don't) It's an awesome way for two people to blog together to share their side of the wedding planning experience with the family and friends or who ever has found you on the tubes.]
We registered for a domain that is Daisyandmr.daisy.US instead of .COM (no it's not actually daisy… our real names). I've always felt weird about including a registry in our invites to begin with (I'm not one to advertise things like "if you love me you'll bring me cookies for my birthday all over facebook), but this points them to our website where they'll eventually be able to see additional pictures of us, read our story, find directions to the wedding, maps and accommodation information.
Where are you registered? Any recommendations/reviews on the universal registries or cash deposit type websites?


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Hard work, a listening ear and a lot of passion have made Ahwatukee Foothills resident Dan Creed FocalPoint Coaching's International Business Coach of the Year five out of the last six years.
"That's pretty gratifying," Creed said. "I've built an international practice… I did it with a lot of hard work and a lot of success with my clients."
The award is based off actual sales as well as confidential client responses. It is awarded to one business coach from all FocalPoint coaches around the world.
"For me I don't know anything more gratifying… helping someone who might be struggling to survive or struggling to get to the next level in business and me helping them do that and seeing their success," he said. "It's pretty cool."
Creed said his coaching philosophy has been successful because he's been able to combine the famous FocalPoint curriculum, developed by Brian Tracy, with his own 30-plus years of business experience.
"I work really hard for my clients," he said. "I tell my clients when I start working with them that the only time we'll ever have a problem is when I work with you I become very passionate about your success. If you ever become less passionate about your success than I am, then I don't have time for you."
Apryl Erekson, chief executive officer of Cochise Companies, said they've been working with Creed for the past two years and his recent award is well deserved. For their company Creed has helped expand their horizons and has increased business by 60 percent.
"In some ways I think we're always very reluctant to change even though we want to," Erekson said. "He's very good at letting you talk, making suggestions, but not pushing too hard. It's like he puts a hand on your shoulder and gently pushes you when he thinks the timing is right. He made us see that even though at the time we were just coming out of a few really bad years, that that wasn't the time to cry and say, 'Nobody is doing well.' He taught us if no one else is doing well it makes it the best time ever to jump in there and go after all the business."
Prior to launching FocalPoint Coaching of Arizona, Creed raised capital and led numerous start-ups, and held executive posts with several Fortune 100 technology leaders. For more information on Creed, call (602) 697-5949 or visit www.businesscoachdan.com.
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It didn't take long for the Lakeland field hockey team to establish itself against Section 2's Burnt Hills in Monday's Class B regional final at Schuylerville.
The Hornets' first goal came two minutes into their 7-1 victory and the team advanced to face Section 3's Maine-Endwell Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Cicero-North Syracuse in the state semifinals.
"We came out very strong," Lakeland's Gianna Bensaia said. "We made sure to keep the ball moving. We had great passing combinations and we played together."
Bensaia, Kristen Conroy and Dana Bozek had two goals apiece. Steph Scala also scored.
Bensaia added two assists and Gab Celentano had one.
Lakeland goalie Mairead Hourihan made two saves and Burnt Hills' Brittany Ryan stopped 19 shots.
"The way the defense has played has reflected the whole season," Hourihan said. "The defense is the rock."
Lakeland defeated Rye in the Section 1 final and Rondout Valley in the regional semifinals.
"(Maine-Endwell) is a very good program, they are definitely going to be tough," Lakeland coach Sharon Sarsen said. "They almost knocked off Garden City (last year) and they are not young anymore."
Greenwich 2, Bronxville 0: In a Class C regional final game at Schuylerville, the Broncos trailed by two goals at the half and were unable to mount a comeback.
"We had so much fun together and we've accomplished so much," Bronxville senior Hillary Hamann said. "We worked so hard and whether we won or lost today, the whole season was irreplaceable. We didn't have to go further, we did it as a family."
Greenwich goalie Sam Whitehouse made 14 saves and Bronxville's Jill McDermott had two stops.
"(Greenwich) had really good defense off of our shots. They were able to clear the ball quicker than we could get the rebounds," Bronxville's Brooke Bonfiglio said. "They were able to use the right side a lot more than we used ours and they had a lot of strong players with a lot of stick skills."
After a successful regular-season campaign, Bronxville defeated Pawling in the Section 1 final before edging Pine Plains in the regional semifinals.
"I had the best season ever and it was a really successful team," Bonfiglio said. "I don't have any regrets, I think it was the best."
Niskayuna 2, Suffern 0: In a Class A regional final at Schuylerville, the Mounties run came to an end. Last week, Suffern became the first Rockland field hockey team to capture a Section 1 title.
"For our team to have gone so far and make history for not only Suffern but Rockland was a great way to end it," Suffern senior Sarah Adler said. "It doesn't make it any less sad, though. I wish I could have another game in the Suffern jersey."
Suffern allowed one goal in each half and Mounties goalie Kaila Cahoon made 11 saves.
"It was a great ride and we pulled together as a team," Cahoon said. "We had so much potential and we fulfilled it."
Suffern upset Mamaroneck in the Section 1 final and defeated Kingston in the regional semifinals.
"Just to see a team come together the way that this team came together has been a dream," Suffern coach Bernadette Gannon said. "It's been a whirlwind. Normally you have a break in the games but with the weather, we've been playing intense games every other day."


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Dorset Wildlife Trust is holding the first of its Forest School Summer Programme tomorrow. The programme lasts six weeks and runs every Thursday from 10am - noon. Children can expect to be building dens, learning how to identify wildlife and much more.
The school is based in the Kingcombe Centre in Toller Porcorum. Meeting at Powerstock car park at 10am. Booking is essential and it costs £5 per child.


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'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Star Adrienne Maloof and Paul Nassif Divorce Settled
After nine years of marriage under a prenuptial agreement, Adrienne Maloof and husband Paul Nassif have finally settled their divorce.
"We're happy to announce we have reached an agreement on a settlement," Maloof and Nassif revealed in a released statement, Celebuzz confirms.
The duo added, "There has been so much untrue… More »


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Great mid coast location. Comfortable room with coffee and small fridge. Excellent value. Served a basic breakfast starting at 7:30a, a little late, but a short walk to Fog Lifter provides coffee at 6a, and nice breakfast option at 3 Dogs Cafe starting at 7a. Nice short walk to Rockport Habor, a little more ambitious walk into Camden, but all doable. Will definitely look to stay there again. Late start for breakfast.
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What a wonderful surprise! We booked this room last minute, and the pictures do it no justice. It is clean, quaint and comfortable. It was in the perfect distance from the wedding we were attending at Samoset Resort. The staff was extremely helpful and kind. It was just like staying at a friend's home. We would definitely stay here again. I didn't like how they charged my card in full prior to my arrival. Most establishments use the card as a hold, and may even charge a percentage. This was disappointing, as I was splitting the room cost with my cousin, and she was going to pay her portion in cash there.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez is battling what is believed to be an aggressive cancer, but he has vowed to continue running for a third term in office. The election is set for Oct. 7. Chávez has endured two surgeries since being diagnosed last year and traveled to Cuba again last week for a series of radiation treatments.
As Hugo Chávez arrived in Cuba for a third round of cancer treatment, his health has become the main factor in his re-election effort.
Michael Shifter is president of the Inter-American Dialogue in Washington.
"If we have learned anything from Chávez over 13 years, it is that we shouldn't rule him out," said Shifter.
Political analysts believe this could be his toughest election. Chávez is accused of mismanaging Venezuela's oil wealth and devastating the rest of the economy with his firebrand left-wing politics. Many of the business elite have left the country.
But Chávez has won strong support among Venezuela's poor by using oil revenue to boost social programs.
"Chávez, despite the dismal results and terrible governance, still has a powerful and emotional connection with a lot of Venezuelans," Shifter said. "Many Venezuelans, poor Venezuelans especially, think, believe, that he cares about them. And he is trying to do the best he can."
Chávez faces his toughest opponent yet in Henrique Capriles, who vows to continue the social programs that Chávez started while moving the country toward a more market-oriented economy.
But many believe the outcome of the election will hinge on the president's health. Some question why he has refused to step aside while undergoing cancer treatment. He has never disclosed the details of his illness.
Political psychologist and psychiatrist Jerrold Post says Chávez is the quintessential narcissist who can't come to terms with his mortality.
"He has increasingly come to see himself as the very essence of Venezuela," said Post. "Just as Castro is Cuba, Cuba, Castro. Chávez is Venezuela, Venezuela is Chávez in his mind. And it is inconceivable to have a Venezuela without him at its head."
Post says Venezuela is entering a dangerous period. He believes Chávez has imposed his timetable on the nation and wants to secure his legacy in both Venezuelan and Latin American history.
"Were his opponent to be moving ahead in the polls, I think it is quite possible he could take violent action against his opponent," he said. "But what I think is most important, and I can't predict exactly how he will act, is that this is a man under immense stress."
Chávez' current round of radiation therapy is expected to take four to five weeks. He has refused to relinquish any authority to his subordinates and will travel back and forth to Cuba for treatment.


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About the performer
Laura Karpman
Four-time Emmy-winning composer LAURA KARPMAN was raised on bebop and Beethoven and trained at the Juilliard School, where she played jazz, scatted in bars, and studied with Milton Babbitt. This highly distinguished and stunningly versatile artist, whose career spans the worlds of concert, theater, film, television, and video-game music, has become recognized for works that bring together music, image, and narrative.
Karpman's concert works have been commissioned by percussionist Evelyn Glennie, LA Opera, Tonya Pinkins, the American Composers Orchestra, the Czech Philharmonic, and the Juilliard Choral Union, among others; and performed by orchestras and ensembles internationally, including the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Cabrillo Music Festival and conductor Marin Alsop, the Juilliard Chorus, and the Detroit, Richmond, Seattle, San Jose Chamber, and Prague symphonies. Her theater catalog includes three musicals for Los Angeles' A Noise Within theater company, as well as underscores for dozens of classic plays. Among her extensive media music credits are Steven Spielberg's Emmy-winning, 20-hour miniseries Taken, PBS' acclaimed series The Living Edens, for which she received nine Emmy nominations, plus numerous films, television programs, and video games, including music for Halo 3 and her award-winning score for Everquest II. Karpman received an Annie Award nomination for A Monkey's Tale, a short film commissioned by the Chinese government; the score later received its U.S. premiere by the Detroit Symphony.
Karpman's groundbreaking score for Ask Your Mama, featuring Jessye Norman, Cassandra Wilson, The Roots, and George Manahan, conducting the Orchestra of St. Luke's, has its premieres at Carnegie Hall on March 16 and in this performance at the Hollywood Bowl.
Karpman also looks forward to new works for Evelyn Glennie, Tonya Pinkins, and the 110 Project – a newly commissioned work by the LA Opera that is a paean to the city's first freeway, the redoubtable I-110, which turns 70 in 2009.
Laura Karpman received an Ives Fellowship from the American Academy of Arts and Letters and several ASCAP Foundation and Meet the Composer Grants, in addition to residencies at Tanglewood, where she studied with John Harbison, and The MacDowell Colony. She was one of the first composers to be selected as a Sundance Institute Film Scoring Fellow, where she worked with Dave Grusin. She attended the Aspen Music School and L'École des Arts Américaines, where she worked with Nadia Boulanger. She received her Bachelor of Music at the University of Michigan, where she graduated magna cum laude and studied with William Bolcom and Leslie Bassett, and received both her Doctorate and Master's degrees in Music Composition at the Juilliard School. She is currently on the faculty of the UCLA School of Film and Television and was recently a Guest Composer at the Juilliard School's Composition Forum.


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Very warm, comfortable beds and sofas and lots of hot water. Thank you!Kate2017-05-01T00:00:00Z
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Longnor, England, Reino Unido
The Hayloft is stunningly located, is spacious yet cosy, very tastefully decorated and spotlessly clean - perfect for a relaxing weekend away! Caroline and Charles were fantastic hosts - before our arrival Caroline provided us with all the information we needed, answered all our questions and even took receipt of a grocery shop for us. When we arrived Caroline and Charles greeted us and provided us with cake, a basket of logs, eggs, milk and other treats for our stay. On our first day Charles's recommended a lovely walk, which took us through Wetton and Alstonefield. On our last full day we drove to Chatsworth House to visit the Christmas market and tour the house and grounds. Check-out was wonderfully laid back as we could leave when we chose! Thank you Charles and Caroline!Oliver 2016-11-21T00:00:00Z
What a wonderful place to stay... the photos don't quite do this place justice. It is spacious yet cosy, with everything you could want! The bathroom is amazing, with free standing bath and a great shower. Charles and Caroline are great hosts... and this retreat is very much befitting of one of the loveliest parts of the English countryside! Highly recommended!Peter2016-12-19T00:00:00Z
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Ilam, Reino Unido
Such a peaceful location, 10 minutes drive from the beautiful Manifold Valley but with walks from the door. This first floor barn conversion is light, beautifully decorated with very comfortable beds and lovely surrounding views.Helen2017-04-12T00:00:00Z
Extremely cosy, very welcoming host and hamper on arrival in a fantastic location for exploring the peak district. This was one of our favourite Airbnb experiences.Isabel2016-12-30T00:00:00Z
We loved Sarah's converted barn and it was full of lovely finishing touches and quirks, especially the hamper which was a godsend after a long journey! The barn was warm and we loved the spring water direct from Buxton springs! We would highly recommend Sarah's place to any couple or family who is looking for some peace and quiet in the Peak District. An amazing place and an amazing host overall!Navin2017-03-19T00:00:00Z
An excellent place to stay if you want a secluded get away. Beautiful little renovation, with a cosy fireplace, super comfy beds and lovely views. Sarah was an incredibly accommodating guest, aiding our party with both a late check in and a late check out time, and we were very kindly provided with breakfast items... including prosecco!! Would totally recommend.Sam2017-03-03T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely weekend in the Peak District at Sarah's, thank you for your hospitality!Alice2017-02-19T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful time in the converted barn. The approach to the house is amazing, driving through fields with a winding brook running through. It was totally quiet at night with no light pollution at all. The barn is comfortable and cosy with really comfy beds. The trampoline was a great success with the youngest member of our party; as was the toy cupboard. We loved playing Touring England and bought our own copy to play at home. Thank you for the suggestions book: very helpful! One day was quite wet so we spent a lovely morning at Sticky Fingers in Ashbourne. Cycling along the Manifold Trail was a great hit, too, as was Chatsworth. It's such a beautiful part of the country and there's so much to do. We didn't want to leave at all, and would certainly like to come back. One of the nicest AirBnBs we've stayed in.Catherine2016-08-06T00:00:00Z
A lovely welcome from Sarah at a beautiful location - perfect for getting away from it all, while still providing easy access to the Peak District. Everything we needed, and more, was provided in the well-appointed and tastefully decorated AirBnB, with many thoughtful touches throughout. Would thoroughly recommend to others!Stephanie2016-04-09T00:00:00Z
We had a really lovely time. The accommodation was warm and welcoming. A lot of thought had been put into the details - with the hamper of food and drinks especially welcome when we arrived late at night! The gas fire is also a really nice touch. Sarah and her family were really great hosts. Thank you very much for a lovely stay!Michael2016-10-09T00:00:00Z
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Ford, Reino Unido
We arrived on the Friday afternoon and were absolutely delighted with the spaciousness and cleanliness of the apartment. Everything was perfect...even the DVD collection, which we made use of after our long days of sightseeing! Ken and Carol were very attentive to our arrival leaving a welcome note and bottle of wine for us, and then Ken introduced himself and gave us some useful information about places to eat/drink in the area. We stayed in the apartment from Friday to Monday at a very competitive rate and found the surrounding towns very accessible to drive to from Youlgreave. Youlgreave itself has some lovely pubs and shops to visit, the general atmosphere of the village was very friendly and accommodating. It makes a nice change to not feel like an outsider when visiting a small village of outstanding beauty. We are currently planning our next visit to the area and hope that the barn will be available for this occasion. Many thanksIsla2015-07-27T00:00:00Z
When you visit this friendly, small and scenic location (Youlgrave also known as "the most mis-spelt village") – the Barn & The Old Bakery is a must place to stay if you want a perfect, traditional cottage experience in the heart of the National Peak District. When you enter this charming cottage – you will get a warm welcome message from the Owners with a bottle of wine– what a nice gesture at the start of your holiday – the Owners went to every effort to make us feel at home. The Barn & The Old Bakery cottage is beautifully and tastefully furnished- the lovely flowery patterns are found everywhere around the cottage – on the bed sheets, tea cups, curtains – and even the shower curtain. With an excellent attention to detail this romantic cottage is also practically equipped with anything that an adventure seeker/ hiker would require – excellent maps, informational leaflets, books – with the additional information from the Owner – we found amazing and picturesque walks around the Brandford Dale and even managed to walk up nearly 30,000 steps on one of the days! The cottage is situation in the perfect location if you want to walk out of your front door and straight to the hiking routes and landscapes of the National Peak District – the breath takings views reminded us of shires from the Lord of the Rings. This cottage provides a loving accommodation and a "feel like home" for every romantic getaway anytime of the year – despite visiting the Peaks during winter – we found the cottage to be extremely warm and cosy. If you prefer to do your own cooking – as well as eating in the local village – the cottage is equipped with any kitchen utensil you might need to feel home like- from making your own coffees to doing your own laundry – we even found a fresh milk in the fridge and a box of shortbread – the Owner's attention to detail was impeccable. The bed is very comfortable and cosy – we slept nearly 12 hours on our first night here, the place was spotlessly clean. The sofas in the living room are comfortable and provide a rest after long walks in the district. We thank the Owners of the Barn & The Old Bakery for their hospitality and letting us stay in this romantic cottage and we encourage everyone else to make their journey up here too as this place will leave you many happy memories in the years to come. Best wishes and Happy New Year 2017, Mark and Ursula.Urszula2016-12-27T00:00:00Z
The Peak District is nature at its best, and The Barn @ The Old Bakery is situated right in the middle of all this natural splendor. This, however, won't be the reason why you'll keep coming back. No, you'll return because you miss that sense of belonging you get when you walk through the door. This isn't by accident. This is because Ken and Carol intuitively understand the unspoken needs of the visitor and have poured their heart and soul into making sure The Barn addresses those needs. It won't disappoint.Anthony2015-08-02T00:00:00Z
Lovely flat in a great location with lots of walks from the door. The flat was really clean with everything you need and a good selection of dvds. Ken was a good host, very helpful and provided suggestions of baby friendly walks - would recommend if you are looking for somewhere to stay with a baby and also want to explore the area.Helen2017-04-25T00:00:00Z
Perfect for anyone that's looking for walks from the doorstep. Great location to explore the surrounding area, with good road links to the rest of the Peak District. Ken was very helpful, and knowledgable about the surrounding area.Alex2017-01-21T00:00:00Z
The apartment was lovely, perfect base for exploring the Peak District. Everything at The Barn was thoughtfully laid out, clean and in good condition. Youlgreave is a lovely village with stunning scenery and both The Bull's Head and Farmyard Inn do gorgeous food. Ken and Carol were very welcoming hosts and we greatly appreciated the tea, milk, biscuits and wine which were ready for our arrival.Caroline 2016-08-08T00:00:00Z
Thank you Ken and Carol for a great stay. The apartment was just what I was looking for and better than expected. It was warm, clean, well equipped and nicely finished. The bed was super comfy too! Enjoyed walks locally and easily accessible to local towns. Just lovely! Thank you!Sarah2017-02-16T00:00:00Z
Fantastic place to stay. Spacious, beautifully finished and equipped with everything you need for your stay. Ken was really helpful and the information provided on things to do in and around Youlgrave was very useful. Would stay again and will recommend highly to others.Greg2015-06-28T00:00:00Z
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Youlgreave, Reino Unido
Our aim was to find the nicest place near Sheffield. And this is certainly the nicest place I've stayed in.Nathan2017-01-26T00:00:00Z
This is an absolutely delightful apartment at the rear of the main Hall in the gorgeous village of Tissington. The standard and attention to detail is fabulous. The mix of new & old has been done with great sensitivity and works very well.David2017-02-26T00:00:00Z
Very comfortable stay in a wonderful apartment surrounded by a beautiful villageSam2017-04-02T00:00:00Z
My family really enjoyed their stay there. Nice break from city life. Thank you !Manon2017-03-05T00:00:00Z
Excellent host and 5* presentation. Luxury accommodation in the the Peak District. Sir Richard even agreed to receive a flower delivery before arrival. Highly recommended, as is tea and cake in the Tea Rooms!Andrew2017-02-11T00:00:00Z
Great house and great locationwes2016-10-23T00:00:00Z
Very please with our stay.Rebecca2017-03-19T00:00:00Z
Charming and homely little apartment, tucked around the side of the beautiful Tissington Hall. The village itself was gorgeous, and everyone from Sir Richard to the staff in the local coffee shops were really welcoming and friendly. Would definitely stay there again!Alice2016-09-04T00:00:00Z
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An incredible place to stay. We have loved every minute and can't wait to come back. Yummy homemade cake on arrival. The bath is so deep! A warm cosy setting and a gorgeous log fire. Perfect place to stay.Laura2016-10-16T00:00:00Z
Very nice place to stay in a beautiful location. Thanks for the cake! :)Keith2017-03-05T00:00:00Z
A really lovely barn, very well set up with lots of nice touches. Very comfortable to stay in, in a quiet village. We had a lovely trip. Thank you very much for the delicious chocolate cake!Emma2016-10-22T00:00:00Z
Our stay in the barn was absolutely amazing! The homemade chocolate cake and fresh eggs were a lovely touch! We found everything we needed, felt like at home and didn't want to leave! Would definitely come back again to try the butchers and the local pub which looks lovely!Jovita2016-09-26T00:00:00Z
Absolutely fantastic stay at the old vicarage barn. The host has thought of everything to make the stay relaxing and even left us a bottle of bubbles and home made cake to celebrate our 5 year anniversary. The location is fantastic and the barn itself is a treat! Although we never managed to meet Penny, there was plenty of information provided before our stay. We haven't stopped recommending it since we arrived home!Alex2016-11-27T00:00:00Z
The apartment was beautiful, as was the surrounding area. Highly recommended +++Mark2017-02-26T00:00:00Z
The barn was a lovely retreat for a long weekend of walking! The barn was clean, warm, modern and very comfortable with the added bonus of a folder with local knowledge! The barn has all the basic essentials needed from oxo cubes to washing powder and Penny was a wonderful, welcoming host. P.s thanks for the cake!Emma2017-01-15T00:00:00Z
Perfect accommodation for a couple looking to explore the Peak District. Village is very pretty and there is a local pub that serves great food.Hamish2017-05-01T00:00:00Z
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Lovely apartment and location, ideal for exploring the peak District. Having a private family period in the pool/sauna was great, Thanks MikeMichael2016-10-28T00:00:00Z
great placeRob2016-10-16T00:00:00Z
Brilliant stay and exceptional views and location as well as amenities that were provided in the room and on site. Games room was particularly good for 3 competitive thirty something guys! Thank you for a brilliant stay. Also highly recommend Thai cuisine no 1 restaurant in Matlock. Thanks Nicola and sure we will be back next year.George2016-10-09T00:00:00Z
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Steve was an amazing host and wax very accommodating. He was always on hand if we needed anything. The apartment was perfect and the views around the apartment were beautiful to wake up to. The apartment was very clean and had all the essential utilities for a short or long stay. The location is great to explore the Peak District. We would definitely stay again. Thanks Steve. Michael & Nina.Michael2016-05-31T00:00:00Z
Steve was an excellent host, the property was fantastic, and the location was superb. I would certainly recommend staying at Bryn Hall Farm, the kids loved it, we travelled to Alton Towers, the Peak District National Park, Chatsworth House, Bakewell, as well as excursions out Stoke and Nottingham. The whole experience was wonderful and it was a great base for us to enjoy the local area. All round first class trip. Thanks Steve.Maria & Jody2016-07-23T00:00:00Z
The stay at Steve's was so relaxing and enjoyable, Steve welcomed us warmly and made us feel right at home. We stayed with our two dogs Lily and Harley who enjoyed the location as they got to watch the sheep in the fields around the location and playing with Steve's dogs. We could not have hoped for a more idyllic location, the accommodation was fantastic and wold recommend it. We stayed for 33 nights that flew by so quickly, we were sad to leave and Lily & Harley are still looking for the sheep. Thank you again Steve. Lily & Harley give it 5 Starskevin2017-04-07T00:00:00Z
Steve était un hôte, avec beaucoup de suggestions d'endroits à visiter pendant notre séjour. L'emplacement est excellent avec une vue imprenable. Un merveilleux séjour.Heather2016-09-01T00:00:00Z
L'appartement était exactement comme prévu à partir des photos - confortables, bien entretenus, de haute spécification, de superbes vues et tout ce dont vous avez besoin pour une courte pause. Steve était un hôte, facilement contactable et flexible pour répondre à nos plans. Nous ne sommes pas explorer la région, mais un emplacement idéal pour le Peak District en général. Je recommande vivement!Charlotte2016-09-04T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely time - Steve was an excellent host and made us and our dog feel very welcome. The apartment is immaculate throughout and finished to a high standard and it is set among beautiful rolling hills and fields. Its a great place to stay to explore the Peak District, which has miles of walks, pretty villages and fantastic pubs.Henry2016-03-28T00:00:00Z
The area and views were beautiful, Steve welcomed us extremely well, made himself available but did was inobtrusive which is appreciated. Steve was very flexible about check in and check out times, which was great. The building was lovely, and the standard of furnishing was good, and very spacious. However, we felt the cleanliness could have been better. The gas grill seemed to be faulty (cut out after approx 5 minutes and we had to continuously manually control the grill to finish our meal)LifeCycle2016-05-08T00:00:00Z
Steve a un endroit absolument fabuleux au milieu de la plus belle campagne, avec une vue imprenable. Beaucoup de grands endroits à visiter à proximité. Steve était un hôte chaleureux et convivial veillant à ce que j'avais tout ce qu'il fallait. L'appartement est décoré avec goût, bien équipée et une maison de la maison. Recommande fortement!Lesley2017-04-22T00:00:00Z
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We thoroughly enjoyed the secluded nature of this place. No wifi and being forced to have a bath turned out to be the best thing in the world as you were forced to relax and enjoy the stunning scenery and cosy flat!Ellie2017-02-05T00:00:00Z
Ruth was a hardworking lady. When we first met her, she was painting the wall. The footpath she recommended to us was nice. The kitchen and living room were both spacious. We enjoyed our stay there.理政2016-09-17T00:00:00Z
Secluded, quiet apartment, plenty of room for 2 adults and 2 children, beautiful views and a friendly pig roaming the grounds. No wifi (but very nice if you want to disconnect!)Gail2017-02-18T00:00:00Z
Ruth's place is extremely peaceful. Beautiful apartment, warm and cosy. Most amazing scenery. I thought I'd go into withdrawal not having wifi, but it made the trip! Highly recommend.Ultan2017-04-30T00:00:00Z
Very pleasant experience with our three children. They loved it. Great location. The place was perfect for us - clean, warm and spacious.Mohammed Aumad2017-04-20T00:00:00Z
Roomy flat with great views of the countryside and lovely walks from the door.Dafydd2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
Great location and value for money. Perfect if you're looking for a base to explore the Peak District with young kids.Stuart2017-05-18T00:00:00Z
Perfect location and a lovely spacious flat in a gorgeous countryside setting. Amenities are great, but bathroom basic. We really made the most of the electric fireplace to warm up after 2 full days of walking in the countryside!Sophie2017-05-07T00:00:00Z
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Derbyshire, Reino Unido
A very cosy room, one of a few in the same converted building. Great facilities for a nights stay, including a nice hot shower. The location is amazing, has to be seen. There are pubs and the town of Buxton a short drive away. Would be great for walks, though unfortunately we didn't have time on our brief stay.Ed2017-03-06T00:00:00Z
Lovely brand new room, everything was perfect and exactly as shown on the pictures. Thoughtful touches such as milk/tea/coffee/chocolates provided on arrival and the room was well equipped with everything that was needed. Steve was a superb host and met us shortly after arrival offering useful advice on nearby walks and places to visit and also restaurants to eat at. Wouldn't hesitate to visit again!Leigh2015-10-18T00:00:00Z
We had a great time. The room was clean, very comfortable and just as shown in the photos. The photos didn't do the surrounding scenery justice though - really beautiful and just what we wanted from the Peak District. We only met Steve briefly but he was very friendly and helpful, even offering to tow the car during a brief period of engine trouble. Would definitely stay again.Paulo2016-11-21T00:00:00Z
It's a good accommodation in a great location at a very decent price for people who want to be away from everybody. There is a fitted kitchen, a folded table and chairs which allows to eat in the room as well as the possibility of outside eating. Recent quality material give an impression of luxury and cleanliness; the only criticism is that the heating system can't be easily regulated: it was too hot in our room in the evening and a part of the night. We recommend this place and intend to return.Michele 2017-04-21T00:00:00Z
Great Airbnb, immaculately clean, cosy and conveniently self contained. Will need private transport to access but well worth it for the isolated environment which provided a comfortable retrieve from the busy cities. Definitely wish we had time for a few more nights!Claudia2017-04-13T00:00:00Z
The room was a perfect size and had everything you could possibly need. There are plenty of walks in the area and lots of villages only a short drive away. We would recommend Ye Olde Rock Inn for dinner, only a five minute drive away!Sophie2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
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Quarto privado
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Quarnford, Buxton, England, Reino Unido
Lovely little place, Jo was very welcoming and helpful with suggestions what to do in the area. Extremely clean and well set out room, everything you need. Highly recommend this stay.Jim2017-01-31T00:00:00Z
Joanne and Chris were so welcoming and helpful. They have a lovely private room with great attention to detail. Would definitely recommendHeather2016-06-13T00:00:00Z
Initially, we booked in to the property due to its closeness to the Thornbridge Brewery as we were booked on to a brewery tour. We weren't disappointment. Joanne and Chris were the perfect hosts making us feel very welcome from the word go. They were both very friendly and were happy to welcome us into their beautiful home with a cuppa and cake on arrival. They provided maps and recommendations for the local area. The room itself was well decorated, heated and provided great amenities. A perfect place to go back to relax and unwind after. I would recommend this to anyone thinking of visiting Bakewell and I would definitely stay here again.Abbie2016-10-22T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely time staying in Bakewell, courtesy of Jo and Chris. The annex is modern, well designed and very cosy. With tasteful decor and homely feel, we felt very comfortable there. Jo was a great hostess, with a warm welcome and mince pies on arrival. She took the time to go through both the details of the annex, along with lots of useful information about the area and places to eat. We particularly liked her down to earth style, with an open mind to any suggests we may have had. A great stay just minutes outside of the main town: we'd highly recommend it.Carly2016-12-11T00:00:00Z
我们的主机,乔,热情地欢迎我们的魅力和友好,邀请我们到她美丽的厨房,自制蛋糕破坏我们,给我们我们想要的任何信息。这个地方超出了我们的预期。这是舒适,温馨,早餐很美味,有大量提供小奢侈品的。阿什福德房子是可爱 - 环境优美,散步和大量的景点和活动。Chris2016-10-09T00:00:00Z
This place is a little gem. Located at the end of a drive and completely detatched from the main house, it really is quiet and private. We were welcomed with afternoon tea and cake. The room was beautiful, very well laid out and equipped. A thousand nice little touches and so much attention to detail made our stay very comfortable. We had to leave very early in the morning for a nearby event, but Jo kindly allowed us to return afterwards to shower and recover. Thank you so much for a lovely stay.Annie2016-07-04T00:00:00Z
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Quarto privado
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Bakewell, Derbyshire, Reino Unido
We had a lovely stay and Laura went above and beyond to make our stay as smooth as possible, even let us use her garage for our bikes. we would definitely recommend Laura's place to our friends and family and will stay here again if we go to Bakewell again :)Keira2016-08-30T00:00:00Z
Lovely place and great hospitality.Heather2017-04-01T00:00:00Z
Cosy and complete private studio in a really good location very close to Bakewell. Decor and style of apartment are lovely. Excellent facilities and lovely continental breakfast,Sarah2016-12-02T00:00:00Z
We had a warm welcome from Laura with whom communication before our arrival was easy and straightforward. The place looked exactly the same as described on the site. Lovely area, walking distance from the centre of Blakewell. Very cosy and beautifully decorated - great to have own entrance and space in the apartment too. The breakfast was great, with selection of fresh snacks and drinks which can be made in the apartment. Excellent choice for both short and long stays - highly recommended!claire2016-06-21T00:00:00Z
Our first time doing AirBnB and it was a success. Welcome was warm and informative. A nice young couple. The rooms were very clean and tidy. Looked to be recently and nicely decorated. Comfortable bed. Quiet location with no through traffic. Black-out blind on window was very effective. Breakfast was good. A one page info sheet showed some recommendations for eating, which we used. The Pointing Dog and Duck restaurant in Bakewell was excellent.The location is a short public footpath walk from Ashford-in-the-Water and not much further to the centre of Bakewell. Easily walkable. We would be happy to go there again and to recommend to friends and familyBob2016-07-10T00:00:00Z
Laura was flexible with our arrival time and hosted us wonderfully. The flat was nice and tidy and off the main house, giving a nice sense of privacy. We would recommend to anyone wishing to explore the Bakewell and Chatsworth region as the house is in close proximity.Nicholas2016-09-28T00:00:00Z
Stayed one night as we were attending a wedding nearby. Laura left details/map of how to get to the venue where the wedding was as we were unsure of the area she printed a map for us. She also recommended where we could eat the night we arrived . Everything about the stay was fabulous The apartment was separate from the main house and in a quite neighbourhood. Laura and her family very friendly and helpful and the accommodation was perfect - clean and well designed space , lovely to have a separate sitting area with TV . Breakfast was a continental and set out ready to have breakfast when we wanted - with yogurt, milk , juice and bottled water in the fridge. We loved our stay and wanted to stay another night but it was already booked out - will recommend and hopefully visit again as loads to see in the area but did not have enough time.MAXINE2016-10-01T00:00:00Z
This was our first experience of Airbnb, and didn't quite know what to expect, nevertheless I'll give an honest assessment. We expected to arrive 1hr after check in and were told by the host the day before that we would have to check ourselves in as she was busy and would not be there. On the day, we actually were ahead of schedule and texted the host asking if we could possibly check in a little earlier, but we did not receive a response. We eventually arrived 10 mins before check in time but surprisingly we were turned away at the gate for being 10 mins early, so we decided to drive on into town. After 10mins we got a text from the host telling us that we could check in so drove back to the accomodation almost immediately.. The host took 3 mins max to show us around and told us to check ourselves out when we left 2 days later. The accomodation itself was clean, modern, private and nice, just as we expected, the wifi was good and there were plenty of breakfast options. Needless to say we left the accomodation in the same condition. As for the host, I am afraid I cannot tell you much, as for the 3 days we were there, we only saw her once (day one at check in for 3 mins at the most), and if we had originally arrived at 3pm (1 hr after check in) as we expected to, we would have had to self check in and would not have met the host at all.... So to summarize, The peak District was beautiful and we had an amazing time, Bakewell was lovely and we may return in the future for another break, Airbnb was easy to use, just not sure about this particular accomodation, would maybe prefer somewhere with a little personal touch and little interaction with the host..Marcello2016-09-23T00:00:00Z
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Quarto privado
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Bakewell, Reino Unido
We had a lovely stay at the Bothy. It's so cosy and has everything you need. It's also in a great location within walking distance of the centre of Bakewell and easy driving distances to lots of nearby places of interest. Marion and Jeff were really welcoming hosts too. I would definitely recommend!Brionny2017-04-30T00:00:00Z
We had an amazing 2 nights at the Bothy. Marion and Jeff were the most excellent hosts. The Bothy was exceptionally clean and well cared for. We were treated to fresh scones on arrival and fresh bacon and eggs were ready for our breakfasts. Location-wise it is a few minutes walk into Bakewell and great area to go for long walks. The stay could not have been made more perfect. Thank you.Eloise2015-10-29T00:00:00Z
Absolutely stunning accommodation & location. The bothy is modern, immaculate and very well equipped. In a very convenient & quiet location with parking. We would absolutely cone again, this is one if the nicest places we have ever stayed. Thank you!Emma2016-05-09T00:00:00Z
We find the place to be of the highest quality The location is ideal and the hosts are wonderful people that cater for all your needs and lots of extra little touchies that you don't get in a 5 star hotel Would definitely return again thankyouIan2017-04-19T00:00:00Z
我们在贝克韦尔一个梦幻般的住宿。该位置是辉煌的,一切都在公寓是一流的。像鸡蛋和培根和牛奶可爱的小触及使其感觉真的很特别,很容易和轻松。马里昂是一个伟大的主机 - 手上帮助,但不侵扰。住宿点,不能指责它。Joseph2016-12-18T00:00:00Z
Very good communication during the booking process and excellent and very helpful checking in. The Bothy was converted to high modern standards from an old stable. A feature narrow circular stair case rose from the lounge to the very comfortable bedroom on the mezzanine floor.Everything was spotlessly clean. All the goodies provided were much appreciated . An east walk into town . We really enjoyed our stay.Richard2016-06-14T00:00:00Z
Great stay in the lovely luxury bothy. A lovely little place for 2-4 people and great access to the lovely Peak district. Really appreciated the touch of hearty healthy produce in the fridge - and also appreciated being able to dry our tent after a wet music festival! Thanks million, will definitely be recommending and most possibly returning at some point :-)Caro2015-09-03T00:00:00Z
Great stay and lovely accommodation. The breakfast stuff and homemade scones were a very welcoming touch. We will be back!Jonny2016-08-15T00:00:00Z
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Bakewell, Reino Unido
The apartment and location is fabulous. It is also just a few minutes walk to restaurants and all amenities and everyone that we met was very friendly. There is a great walk to Chatsworth across country and it was easy to walk from Bakewell to Hassop on the Monsal Trail and once at Hassop you can hire bikes. We would highly recommend this apartment. Thank you very much Chris for a great stay. Jude and MartinJude2017-03-17T00:00:00Z
Lovely place. Perfect location for walks but also very close to centre across scenic footbridge. Accommodation and facilities first class.George2017-05-18T00:00:00Z
Nous avons passé un moment fantastique, très bien situé, Chris était extrêmement utile. Je vous remercie.Jacob2016-10-27T00:00:00Z
Central apartment gorgeous surroundings. Good local food, parking and great shops who could ask for more.MARIE2017-02-18T00:00:00Z
This apartment was beautiful! Extremely close to the centre and easy to find. Chris was quick to respond and very informative. We loved our little getaway and will definitely be returningLizzie2017-02-15T00:00:00Z
A Lovely welcome greeted us on our weekend here. The owners were very attentive to all our needs and there was s nice welcome pack on arrival. The apartment is great. Very modern and well thought out. Great location in bake well with a lovely view of the river.Andrew2016-10-09T00:00:00Z
Great place, great location. Check out too early for an airbnb, especially on a Sunday. Communication not great. Overall very nice place.Joseph2017-01-22T00:00:00Z
Absolutely fantastic weekend stay at Chris's home Riverview in Bakewell, whilst Chris wasn't able to greet us (we arrived after 7:30pm) the very clear instructions provided in advance and the allocated parking made arrival and getting into the property a breeze. The welcome pack including a bottle of prosecco and milk in the fridge were just perfect. The location couldn't be better, over the footbridge (2 mins) and you are in the centre of bakewell which is an excellent base for exploring the area. All in all exactly what we wanted and we will definitely be back again. Thanks for making your home available to us. Andy and SarahAndy2016-12-18T00:00:00Z
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Derbyshire, England, Reino Unido
Wat een prachtig appartement op een schitterende locatie in de toppen. Het appartement was onze beste airbnb ervaring nog niet en dat wil wat zeggen. De locatie was perfect voor wandelingen en het verkennen van de pieken en de accommodatie kon niet worden verweten. Met dank aan Richard voor het zijn de perfecte gastheer.Rebecca2016-12-02T00:00:00Z
We loved staying at Litton Mill - it was quiet, beautiful and perfectly appointed for our stay. The beds were super comfortable and the views were quite amazing, looking out over the water chase and the surrounding hills. We enjoyed the nearby walking and would definitely look to come back again and take the mile walk up the road to the pub which we didn't manage this time. All in all a fantastic trip in a gorgeous location. The flat has everything you need.James2015-03-01T00:00:00Z
A picturesque and quiet location with easy access to nearby trails and attractions. The apartment is spacious with an open plan kitchen and living room. Internet & TV is limited so bring books or dvds if desired. We would definitely stay here again.Tim2015-08-28T00:00:00Z
Good communication prior to arrival. Beautiful setting, fantastic views. Excellent walks from the doorstep. Well equipped, spacious, comfortable and quite apartment.Neale2016-10-30T00:00:00Z
This place was way greater than I expected. The view to the river was amazing, the neighbors quiet and the apartment very spacious and modern. If you are looking for a quiet place to relax but still staying at a great place, I strongly recommend Richard's listing.Pablo2014-11-10T00:00:00Z
Fantastic place, beautiful location! Nice and secluded from the main roads but also placed well between Buxton and Bakewell. Having a car is a must if you want to get out and about. Would definitely returnAlex2017-03-12T00:00:00Z
We found this place amazing, it was so much better and more spacious then in the pictures actually. The beds were comfortable and the kitchen and living room absolutely great. It's so peaceful around and the place is right by so many walks and cycle paths. We thruely had an amazing stay, thank you!!Ieva2016-12-27T00:00:00Z
I can't say enough wonderful things about the apartment at Litton Mill as it was the most perfect spot to enjoy a visit to the Peak District. First of all, it is stunningly gorgeous and the photos do not do it justice. Every modern convenience is available within and it is beautifully decorated. The beds are wonderfully comfortable and we had great nights of sleep, which were aided by the gentle and peaceful sounds of the stream running by. If you're a fan of luxury showers, these are amazing as well. While we spent most of our days exploring, we enjoyed just relaxing in this amazing space and hope to visit again one day. Thank you, Richard, for the use of your apartment and for providing such clear instructions about access, etc. Simply wonderful.Jennifer2015-01-07T00:00:00Z
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TIdeswell, Derbyshire, Reino Unido
Our host Rachel was very helpful and accommodating of our late arrival. Great place to stay - Spacious, very comfortable, well equipped and good location. We would stay here again! ThanksPeter2017-02-19T00:00:00Z
This is a beautiful apartment with stunning walks on the doorstep. It's very well equipped, to a high standard. Highly recommended.Ruth2016-12-06T00:00:00Z
Great location in the peaks, feels very secluded and cosy by the river but also close to Bakewell and the fantastic Chatsworth House. The apartment is so spacious, a real treat to spread out and enjoy the river views. We made Christmas dinner in the kitchen and found everything we needed, well worth a visit.Emma2016-12-27T00:00:00Z
A fantastic place to stay. Perfect locationhaley 2017-03-07T00:00:00Z
Awesome place to stay. Would highly recommend this place.Dave2017-01-06T00:00:00Z
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Derbyshire, England, Reino Unido
This is a really lovely place to stay. Very spacious and scrupulously clean - nice welcoming touches too. Great location and fab extras like games room and bowlElizabeth2017-04-14T00:00:00Z
Fantastic location. Extremely well equipped. Perfect for Chatsworth, Monsal Trail, Hope Valley, Bakewell etc. Children loved the games room, adults loved playing bowls. Would strongly recommend.Andrew2016-08-28T00:00:00Z
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Cressbrook, England, Reino Unido
Kevin was very friendly and extremely accommodating - he specially asked us our breakfast preferences and made sure we had everything we needed. The only issue was the shower was quite weak but it was certainly nice and warm. We had a really great stay and would definitely recommend his place.Sandy2017-03-29T00:00:00Z
Kevin was a great host, very helpful. The place is nice too!Gaurav2017-01-02T00:00:00Z
Thanks to Kevin we had a wonderful trip . His apt is a perfect jumping off point for hiking around peak district, and it's also in Buxton town centre with very easy access to the stores, restaurants, pubs and also the train station. The apt is modern, clean, comfy and with all the necessary items for our stay, the living room is amazingly massive, he has even a massage chair which can't be better after a whole day's walking! Kelvin can really provide tons of useful information for us, we went to the pub he recommended, we ate at the Thai restaurant he advised, we followed all the hiking routes he suggested, and all of them turned out to be exceptional experience. Not really a complaint but Kevin you might want to have a lock for the bathroom, I'm totally fine with that since we are all boys, but it might be a little inconvenient for your future lady guests.Pengcheng2016-05-31T00:00:00Z
Kevin's place is in a really great location and is huge! The bed is super-comfortable and Kevin is a really helpful host. This was just a fleeting visit but I would have loved to have stayed longer (and to have had time to play table tennis!)Kathryn2017-03-25T00:00:00Z
Kevin was really friendly and helpful. At the point of leaving it felt like I had been staying with a friend and had been made to feel very welcomed! Thanks Kevin!James2016-07-30T00:00:00Z
We had a great stay at Kevin's apartment in Buxton. He really went out of his way to make us feel at home and at ease, greeting us on arrival before we'd even rolled to a stop! It's a big spacious apartment, it could be Don Draper's it's that big. I felt like it echoed the feeling of release leaving the crowded South for the wide-open spaces of the Peak District. Right in the heart of the pubs, amenities and attractions of Buxton. Easy to get to coming in from the south of town. Plenty of on-street parking and parking courts around. Breakfast was excellent and Kevin freely shared a wealth of local knowledge - we had a great Sunday afternoon walking from Castleton to Hope and back thanks to his recommendation. Never got the sense we were wearing on his time and nothing was a bother. Top bloke! We know where to come if we're back in the Peaks! Cheers, Ben and EmilyBen2016-10-23T00:00:00Z
Kevin was a great host and we all felt very welcomed. He took the time to explain things and served a yummy breakfast in the morning. The apartment is spacious, clean and centrally located. Everything is within walking distance. Buxton is a lovely town and would have no hesitation to stay at Kevin s again.Barbara2016-10-09T00:00:00Z
Lovely space in a great location, Kevin was really accommodating and flexible; from the choice of breakfast to check in/check out times.Kit2017-03-12T00:00:00Z
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Quarto privado
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Buxton, Derbyshire, Reino Unido


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WINNIPEG Blue Bombers head coach Tim Burke says he's feeling a lot better today about his football team -- and, in particular, his quarterback situation -- than he was a week ago.
"I thought our quarterbacks were really sharp. The new guys picked up the offence really well and Buck looked really good," Burke said Friday at the Winnipeg Indoor Soccer Complex after his team wrapped up the final session of their three-day mini-training camp.
"I'm very happy with where we are offensively right now... I thought we did pretty well this camp."
Burke said he likes the new -- and leaner -- Buck Pierce that he saw at camp this week and thought the two new CFL rookie QBs auditioning to back up Pierce this year -- Max Hall and Chase Clement -- progressed beyond his expectations.
"I really feel much more comfortable after mini-camp than going into mini-camp (with the quarterbacks)," Burke said. "Not that I wasn't comfortable, but now I feel a lot better...
"Seeing them in our offence throwing against CFL defences. That's the thing I thought they picked up really well. I'm kind of surprised really that they picked it up so well."
Burke said Pierce lost weight over the winter. "This off-season, he really ate healthy and tried to lose some weight so he'd be quicker in the pocket. So yeah, I think he's in tremendous shape."
On the injury front, Burke confirmed that defensive back/SAM linebacker Johnny Sears Jr. -- who was in camp this week but did not take part in drills -- is continuing to recover from off-season knee surgery and isn't expected to be ready for the start of training camp, but should be good to go sometime during it.
And Burke said safety Cauchy Muamba -- who crumpled to the field near the end of practice Friday and was still in apparent agony a half-hour later on the sideline -- suffered back spasms. Burke said the episode isn't considered to be serious.
Burke said running back Chris Garrett, who's recovering from a torn achilles tendon that cost him all of the 2012 season, rested near the end of practice after complaining of soreness.
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Bombers defensive back Jonathan Hefney got a scare a couple of weeks ago when a female motorist from Quebec went out of control at high speed on I-95 in Forida and T-boned the vehicle Hefney was in.
"I was coming back from Florida," Hefney recalled Friday. "I was just travelling, having a good time. The lady lost control of her car, I guess. I don't know. She had a bunch of stuff in her car, so I guess she was moving from Florida back up to Canada, I think...
"We were going about 70 miles per hour," Hefney continued. "She hit my door where I was sitting at and we hit the wall and she kept on spinning and she hit the wall too."
Hefney was taken to hospital by ambulance as a precaution. "I'm good," he said. "I'm tough. Like a hockey player."
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Much-maligned non-import receiver Jade Etienne, who has one catch in two seasons after being drafted fourth overall in 2011, turned some heads in mini-camp.
Etienne put on some weight during the off-season and made several highlight reel catches over the course of the three days. Bombers GM Joe Mack approached Etienne on the field Friday after a particularly nice catch to shake the youngster's hand and pat him on the back.
Asked after practice Friday what Etienne needs to do to make the team this year, head coach Tim Burke said he's got to cut down on mental errors.
"The main thing with Jade that I think that hurt him last year wasn't so much anything with his physical game, it was the mental game," Burke said.
"He would blow an assignment here and there and our offence depends on our receivers being in the right place at the right time... And I didn't see that in him in this mini-camp.
"I think he's growing up as a person and I think he's got a pretty good shot."