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The Arizona State Sun Devils will walk through a revamped Pat Tillman Tunnel before games at Sun Devil Stadium this season.
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The point of the revamp was to remind every Sun Devil that they are part of Tillman's legacy.
"The way Pat lived - the Sun Devil Way - is something we teach our team about every day," head coach Todd Graham said. "Now the final thing they will see before taking the field is the embodiment of everything he stood for - and everything we hope to emulate and accomplish."
The tunnel was redone ahead of ASU's season opener Thursday against Sacramento State.
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Thursday, October 3, 2013
A Trip to the Pumpkin Farm
This flatbed was just pulling up with a load of giant pumpkins.
Someone had fun painting bales of hay.
It was so cute how they decorated all of the farm buildings.
Look at these babies!
Ornamental cabbages for sale.
Hayrides offered on the weekends.
Even the carts were pumpkin colored.
The Blog Tech was a good sport once again.
There was a petting zoo too.
I maaaaed to these guys and they came right up to get petted.
There was a corn maze but it looked like stink bug land to me so we stayed on the outside.
The Blog Techs sister was a good sport too. I can't believe my kids still enjoy doing this stuff with me. We had so much fun on this trip.
This was also one of the tidiest farms I have ever seen. Everything was arranged perfectly.
Lots of apples and the best unpasteurized apple cider. It tasted just like the kind we used to drink when I was little. I find the pasteurized to be undrinkable.
This nice old John Deere wagon sat right out front. It made for a perfect Fall day!
19 comments:
- Sunnybrook Farm said...
They probably yelled, "here she comes" when they saw your car.
- October 3, 2013 at 4:18 AM
- Joy said...
What a lovely, lovely farm outing! What's wrong with being a big kid? ;-) I still like doing silly things like this too.
- October 3, 2013 at 4:55 AM
- Cuisine de Provence said...
This looks like so much fun!
- October 3, 2013 at 5:20 AM
- Debra She Who Seeks said...
Pumpkin heaven! I love the beautiful purple of ornamental cabbage -- such a welcome splash of colour in the autumn.
- October 3, 2013 at 6:04 AM
- Nellie said...
What a wonderful outing! I would have loved to go, too, though I would stay away from that corn maze if the stink bugs were there! Can't stand them!
- October 3, 2013 at 6:46 AM
- the wild magnolia said...
It was a happy tagalong for my part today. Fall is such a happy time. Great farm and photos!
- October 3, 2013 at 7:31 AM
- Barb said...
What a fun day! I love that last photo. It looks like art to me.
- October 3, 2013 at 8:47 AM
- Patty Woodland said...
I'm surprised you left! That must have been nirvana to you
- October 3, 2013 at 9:00 AM
- Robin Larkspur said...
I am glad you used your Pricilla-speak to maaaa to the goats!
What a beautiful place, just perfect for you. As always, great pictures of a very happy place. - October 3, 2013 at 9:38 AM
- Cottage Tails said...
I really feel we miss out here in NZ - we have nothing like this here.
It is really wonderful that your kids are still big kids!
Love Leanne - October 3, 2013 at 9:40 AM
- thecottagebythecranelaketwo said...
What a fantastic place! Did You buy any of those huge pumpkins :-)
Have a great day!
Christer. - October 3, 2013 at 10:40 AM
- Sandy said...
I bet they heard you flying down the road, slamming on your breaks to make the turn....LOL....
Did you get a few of those big pumpkins? Those are some really nice looking ones.
This farm is awesome!!! We used to have one of these farms in Florida. - October 3, 2013 at 2:33 PM
- Guillaume said...
Oh I'd love to go to a pumpkin farm!
- October 3, 2013 at 3:25 PM
- TARYTERRE said...
Looks like a blast. Glad you had fun. LOVING those pumpkins.
- October 3, 2013 at 6:43 PM
- Wsprsweetly Of Cottages said...
That pumpkin farm is just precious..and so beautifully organized. I was in awe of the plants, Joyce! I enlarged every single picture..(I always do!) and it was almost like being there..except I couldn't buy anything...so..what did you buy? I can't wait to see!
- October 3, 2013 at 10:14 PM
- Suzanne said...
Those pumpkins are HUGE! WOW
- October 4, 2013 at 5:35 AM
- Suzanne said...
Those pumpkins are HUGE! WOW
- October 4, 2013 at 5:35 AM
- Mary Ann said...
We have a farm like that near us, and they are open weekends now. It is so much fun to either take the grands, or go and watch the kids. The people who run it are very nice, and the place is neat as a pin, and full of good "photo ops". I think your pumpkins there were GORGEOUS but how do you carry them up to the porch?
- October 4, 2013 at 7:10 AM
- luckybunny said...
Who doesn't LOVE the pumpkin farm!! And goaties!! Yay! :)
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The food is fantastic, service good. We seem always to go there at lunchtime as the evenings are often packed.
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Visited for lunch with two small children and a granny. Lunch was nice, but expensive - maybe I'm out of touch with how much pub food costs these days, but I was surprised to note that it cost more per head than a lunch at Carluccio's in central London.
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Yeovil, Somerset
Gorgeous and charming pub. Food is delicious and plenty to eat. Great variety. Service has always been great. Would heartily recommend this. We would go a lot more often if they took bookings. We'd love to go on birthdays or for special occasions but because they don't take bookings it isn't worth the risk of spoiling the day.
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I love this place. The menu is extensive and the food is very good. The menu is both interesting and varied, and the food is always very good. The only negative comment I can make is that they don't take bookings.
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Live updates
Thousands expected for Reading Water Festival
There will be plenty of messing about on the water in the Thames Valley over the next few days. Thousands of people are expected at Reading's Water Festival tomorrow before the show moves upstream to Newbury the following weekend.
The festivals are a celebration of our waterway towns. And this year the charity that saved the Kennet and Avon canal from closure, has particular cause to celebrate. Penny Silvester reports
Interviewees: Clive Cox, volunteer; Caroline Boughton, volunteer and Rob Dean, Kennet and Avon Canal.
Reading prepares to host water festival
Video. Preparations are underway for Reading's Water Festival which takes place on Saturday. Thousands of people are expected to attend the event as it winds its way through the town. There will be three parades, stalls and live music.
Torchbearer's technical hitch
Fire and water certainly did't mix today as the Olympic torch was extinguished while travelling on a white-water raft.
Torchbearer Zac Franklin was holding the torch when it went out. He talked to us about Olympic shame, amazing crowds and that technical hitch.
Scotland to provide London with water?
Talks are to take place about how Scotland could provide water to the South East of England.
Read the full storyThames Water explains why hosepipe ban can be lifted
Richard Aylard of Thames Water says its hosepipe ban will be lifted from midnight tonight but has urged customers to use water carefully.
Water companies to lift hosepipe bans
Three water companies are ending the hosepipe bans that were brought in to combat the drought.
Read the full storyWater companies to lift hosepipe bans
Thames Water, Anglian Water and Southern Water have announced that from Thursday, they are lifting the hosepipe bans that were brought in to combat drought in April. They say heavy rain over the last three months has improved water levels in reservoirs.


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i like to read books but sometimes buying each one of them -full price- is pretty much vaporizing all my allowance and i like to keep my collection goingso could u guys pls suggest any second hand book shop preferablly around koramangala.
When I want to get somthing to read, i always go for paper backs. I only buy full price hard covers for keep sakes. Kormangla pavements are always good for bargaining on books, right outside Forum, Rahega Arcade... Otherwise do visit Avenue Road.
You shouldn't buy pirated books! Its a request!
I fully agree! Shun pirated books and their owners. Buying such books is equivalent to stealing a book.
If you have not tried out Blossoms on church street try it. It has got a pretty good collection of secondhand books.
I agree completely...It's a fabulous place and a must try...
Book Worm on Brigade Road is a good place to begin with. Then as suggested platforms of bangalore sell lot of pirated stuff. Though its not a great thing to encourage, for a lover of books it should not matter.
Blossoms on church street is a nice place, they sell old books at a good(for me) price.In the days when I used to have hardly-any-money, lots-of-time & patience-to-bargain, I used to buy books on the pavements of Avenue Road.
Hey ppl :)
Currently there is a book fair going on in Koramangla 4th block entrance where Good books in good condition are being sold at dirt cheap rates!!!I am serious...they have offers like 5 books for Rs 100...3 books for Rs 100...3 books for 200 etc.
Its just amazing!!!
Its definitely worth checking out!
I think it keeps shifting to and from there to some building opp to Indian Express near Cunningham Road :)
Enjoy Reading!
Thanks for the info.. I did check that stall.. Most of their discounted books are, sorry to say, junk. You really need to have lots of patience to fish out even 1 or 2 good ones from them. They do have some good books but they're all priced at Rs.200 and above.
I agree, u need to have a lot time n patience to hunt for good books but if you are lucky you may just find something that will catch your attention...
I'd pick Blossoms on Church Street on any given day. And I'm totally against buying books on streets.
Also look at Story Revolution: www.storyrevolutionbooks.com, for second-hand children's books in particular. We're an online store based in Bangalore.


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Say you were to close today the closing statement would say collect 5 months of property taxes for escrow (No credit back from the seller) because your first mortgage payment wouldn't be due til May 1 (with a grace period to May 15, taxes due are for April, May & June). The mortgage company would send out the property tax payment (3 months) in April (prior to the due date) leaving them 2 months of reserves.
Say you were to close two weeks from today (April 7) the closing statement would say collect 2 months of property taxes for escrow (but you would probably get a small credit back from the seller as well, a week of taxes) because your first mortgage payment wouldn't be due til June 1 (with a grace period to June 15). The mortgage company would send out the property tax payment (3 months) in July (prior to the due date, taxes due are for July, August & September) leaving them 1.25 months of reserves.
The amount of escrow collected at closing can not exceed a certain limit per RESPA regulations. That amount is influenced by the amount of prepays that are collected (interim interest as well). So Thomas there is no exact answer, so since it's better to figure high than low I suggest calculate 5 months of tax escrow and hopefully you will be pleasantly surprised.
Amber is correct but it is always best for your lender to provide a Good Faith Estimate so there are no surprises. Some lenders may require you to pay 1 year homeowners insurance outside of closing (before you close). Also, depending on what day of the month you close your pre-paid interest will change. If you close early in the month the interest will be more than if you close late in the month.
As far as how much property tax is held in escrow.....that also depends on what month you close. If you buy your home close to when the quarterly taxes are due they may hold more in escrow to anticipate paying the taxes and still having reserves. On the flip side, if you buy your home just after the quarterly taxes are paid they may hold 2-3 months.
I hope that helps.
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Required escrow "reserves" vary from state-to-state.
In the state of NJ you can expect to need approximately 3 to 4 months worth of escrow monies upfront at the time of your closing/settlement.
These funds will include principal (meaning amount of money you borrowed for the mortgage divided by 365 months for a 30-yr mortgage) plus monthly interest on the mortgage, home owner's insurance, PMI (private mortgage insurance fee if you put down less than 20%), taxes, etc.
If you are already in the process of purchasing a home, whomever you are getting your mortgage through should be able to provide you with a GFE (good faith estimate). This is a "checklist" of costs associated with your purchase of whichever home you choose. A GFE should give you a good guage of how much money you can expect to pay out at closing. Just ask your loan officer for a copy of it.
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Take the yearly property tax on the property and divide it by 12. This figure is added into your monthly mortgage payment - but it is held by your bank in escrow and they pay out your various school and local taxes for you. If you put down 20% you can pay these yourself - but your bank will charge you a higher interest rate.
Same things for Mortgage Insurance (PMI). You will have this if you don't put down 20%. The amount of PMI depends on the amount of the mortgage and your credit, etc.
So ... your mortgage payment will be Principle + Interest (P&I) - this is your real morgage. PLUS taxes PLUS PMI (unless you put down 20%).


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2012 European Championships cheat sheet - Group B
Posted on Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at 08:51 AM
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Over the next few nights we will be knocking these out, group by group, like the referees calling technicals on the Celtics last night.
Let's chop it up.
Group B
Ah yes, the Germans. Or, for our purposes, The 2012 New York Yankees. It is almost too easy to equate the Germans with the Yankees. They have expensive, talented and high profile players all over the park and their history in major tournaments is second to none. The Germans come into the tournament expecting to win, the Yankees go into every season expecting to win. Much like the Yankees, the Germans should be there or thereabouts come tournament end, their high profile, vast talent supplies and fanatical fan base simply demands it. But wait just eine moment bitte, are we talking about the Yankees or the Germans in that last sentence? Could be either, right?!
Robin van Persie and the Dutch are taking their talents to Poland this summer, and they are very much alike the 'Big three' era Miami Heat. Robin van Persie is played by LeBron James, and the out of form, hobbled Wesley Sneijder is of course played by Chris Bosh. The Dutch have some very high level talent, particularly in the form of Van Persie, however the sum of all their parts might not be enough to win the tournament, much like Miami. The Dutch continuously flatter to deceive, time after time they look primed to win, only to fall flat, and that's almost exactly like the Heat. There is every chance Robin van Persie will, like LeBron, have the pundits drooling salaciously over his every move. Yet, there is also every chance both gentlemen will ultimately come up short.
There is no doubting the Portuguese prowess in attack, the problem lies in defence, where Portugal struggle to keep even the most inept sides from scoring on them. The one thing you can take to the bank when it comes to Portugal is they will field the greatest player in the tournament. Cristiano Ronaldo has no Lionel Messi to worry about (Argentina's late application to become part of Europe in time for the tournament was roundly rejected) and the tournament is sitting there waiting for him to conquer it. He really is head and shoulders above the rest, which makes Portugal the Michael Jordan era Chicago Bulls. Like Jordan, on his day, in this tournament without Messi around stealing the spotlight, Ronaldo simply has no peer. He is, like Jordan, probably the one player who could win this tournament on his own.
Massive outsiders, largely written off before the tournament kicks off, the Danes do however have some very talented players and a superb team ethic. Much like the 2003/2004 Boston Red Sox teams. The super talented and quite possible insane Nicky Bendtner is played by Johnny Damon with a hint of Kevin Millar. Bendtner will be ably accompanied by twenty year-old Ajax starlet Christian Eriksen. In a small tournament (just 16 teams), on their day, anything can happen with this talented group.Whether, like the Red Sox, it ends bad (2003) or good (2004) remains to be seen!
Tune in tomorrow evening for Group C!
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Obama Signs Debt Law Following Senate Passage
President Obama has signed into law the bipartisan measure to raise the federal debt ceiling in return for over $2.1 trillion in budget cuts. Obama held a signing ceremony shortly after the Senate gave its approval in a 74-to-26 vote, following House passage one day before. A new joint congressional committee will be mandated to oversee cuts of more than $2.1 trillion in government spending over 10 years, with automatic reductions in place should Congress reject the panel's proposals. In a speech, Obama called for a "balanced approach" in slashing the deficit.
President Obama: "This compromise requires that both parties work together on a larger plan to cut the deficit, which is important for the long-term health of our economy. And since you can't close the deficit with just spending cuts, we'll need a balanced approach, where everything is on the table."
The deal includes no new tax revenue from wealthy Americans and no additional stimulus for the lagging economy. Speaking on the Senate floor, Majority Leader Harry Reid criticized Republicans for blocking a tax hike on the wealthy.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid: "The vast majority of Democrats, Independents and Republicans think this arrangement we've just done is unfair, because the richest of the rich have contributed nothing to this. The burden of what has taken place is on the middle class and the poor. My friend talks about no new taxes. Mr. President, if their theory was right, these huge tax [cuts] that took place during the Bush eight years, the economy should be thriving. These tax cuts have not helped the economy."
Mubarak, Sons Make First Court Appearance Since Ouster
Former Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak, has appeared in court for the first time to face allegations of corruption and the killing of protesters during the uprising that overthrew his rule. Mubarak arrived at the Cairo court on a hospital stretcher, which was brought into a caged area inside the courtroom. Appearing with his sons, Gamal and Alaa, Mubarak denied all charges against him. The trial is being broadcast live on Egyptian television. Large crowds have gathered outside the courtroom and across Cairo to witness the proceedings.
U.N.: Horn of Africa Crisis Threatens 12.4 Million
The United Nations is warning the food crisis in the drought-stricken Horn of Africa has grown to threaten more than 12.4 million people. Aid groups continue to plead for donations as funding continues to lag. Less than half of a $2.5 billion U.N. appeal has been met. On Tuesday, a UNICEF spokesperson urged international airlines to help carry aid to starving children.
Marixie Mercado: "The funding situation is dire for the Horn of Africa. UNICEF has a funding gap of over $200 million out of its $314 million appeal. There are over 2.3 million acutely malnourished children in the Horn of Africa. More than half a million will die if they do not get help within weeks. With therapeutic feeding, a child can fully recuperate in a matter of four to six weeks. We are asking the air transport industry for free or heavily discounted airline cargo space to transport this therapeutic food to children who will die without it."
U.S. to Ease Terror Restrictions to Free Up Somalia Aid
The Obama administration has announced it will ease terror restrictions that have slowed aid in areas controlled by the militant group, al-Shabab. Aid groups have been forced to scale back operations in some of the most devastated areas out of concerns they could face prosecution if goods are diverted to al-Shabab hands.
Syrian Troops Continue Crackdown in Hama
Syrian forces continue attacks on the restive city of Hama amidst an escalating offensive against pro-democracy protests. An estimated 140 people have been killed in attacks by forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad since Saturday. The U.N. Security Council convened a lengthy session on the crisis in Syria on Tuesday but failed to reach an agreement.
Record-Level Radiation Detected at Stricken Japanese Plant
Record-high levels of radiation have been discovered at Japan's earthquake-stricken nuclear power plant. The operator of the Fukushima Daiichi facility says radiation levels reached at least 10 sieverts per hour between the plant's number one and number two reactors, up from a previous record of three to four sieverts per hour. Three workers were reportedly exposed to dangerous levels while monitoring the radiation.
Iraq Authorizes Talks on Prolonging U.S. Occupation
The Iraqi government has authorized talks on keeping thousands of U.S. troops in Iraq beyond a withdrawal deadline at the end of the year. On Tuesday, the top U.S. military chief, Admiral Mike Mullen, said any agreement to extend the U.S. occupation will require the Iraqi government to grant U.S. soldiers full immunity.
Adm. Mike Mullen: "That kind of an agreement, which would include privileges and immunities for our American men and women in uniform, will need to go through the core. I believe they also understand that time is quickly running out for us to be able to consider any other course. My government has made it clear that we would entertain a request for some troops to stay."
NATO: Avoiding Afghan Civilian Casualties "Secondary"
Newly released documents show NATO forces have prioritized the avoidance of so-called "friendly fire" incidents in Afghanistan more than reducing killings of Afghan civilians. According to The Independent of London, a British military panel concluded that "avoidance of collateral damage, or neutracide, is a secondary consideration," with "the primary focus … improving operational effectiveness, while reducing the risk of fratricide." In the latest known attack, five Afghan children were wounded last week in a bombing from a British attack helicopter.
U.S., Afghan, Pakistan Officials Hold Trilateral Talks
On Tuesday, top officials from the United States, Afghanistan and Pakistan met in the Pakistani capital of Islamabad for trilateral talks. Afghan Deputy Foreign Minister Jawid Lodin said his government continues to push for reconciliation with the Taliban.
Jawid Lodin: "We have a pretty good understanding of the Taliban leadership and who they are and at various levels. Now, some of them we have identified, we have even contacts with, but really the majority of the ones that really need to be brought into the peace process are the ones that we need to establish contact with."
Members of U.S.-Backed Guatemalan Death Squad Convicted for 1982 Massacre
In Guatemala, four soldiers have been convicted for the 1982 massacre of more than 200 villagers by a U.S.-backed death squad. The case marks the first time members of Guatemala's armed forces have been convicted for the Dos Erres massacre. The victims included women and children who were strangled, beaten with sledgehammers, and thrown down a well. The soldiers, members of a unit called the Kaibiles, were sentenced to 30-year prison terms for each of the 201 known victims, for a total of 6,060 years. After the sentencing, a relative of one of the victims celebrated the landmark verdict.
Silvia Escobar: "We all feel happy. Everyone from Dos Erres feels happy because we got what we wanted, so there will be justice for these people who did not have compassion for all those people—children, elderly, innocent people, hard-working—who they killed."
A former Guatemalan soldier deported from the United States last month is expected to stand trial for the massacre in the coming weeks.
Thousands Protest for West Papuan Independence
Thousands of people rallied in West Papua on Tuesday to call for independence from Indonesia after more than 40 years. The rallies came amidst escalating violence that has seen 21 people killed over the past week.
News International Executive Arrested in Hacking Probe
Another top executive at the Rupert Murdoch-owned News International has been arrested in connection with the phone-hacking scandal at the now-shuttered News of the World. Former News of the World managing editor, Stuart Kuttner, is the eleventh Murdoch staffer to be detained. Mark Lewis, an attorney for alleged phone-hacking victims, said Kuttner could face questioning over payments to British police.
Mark Lewis: "I'm sure the police will want to know what payments were made. Look, if there were cash payments, he would have had to have some explanation given to him as to what they related to. They might, of course, though nothing is proven against him, and there might be proper explanations for them, but I think those explanations will be requested, questions will be asked of him."
U.S. Hit with Record-Breaking Drought
Parts of the United States have endured a record-level drought, leading to widespread crop losses and water shortages. The ongoing dryness has covered the largest amount of U.S. territory since the National Drought Mitigation Center began keeping records 12 years ago. Nearly 18 percent of the United States is experiencing exceptional or extreme drought, and experts say the problem is likely to get worse. Southern states, including South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana and Texas, have been the hardest hit.
Vets With PTSD Settle Health Benefits Lawsuit
A group of disabled veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have reached a settlement in a class action lawsuit over the denial of medical care after being discharged for post-traumatic stress disorder. The U.S. government has agreed to grant the group of more than 1,000 former troops lifetime disability retirement benefits.
Congress Adjourns Without Resolution to FAA Stalemate
Congress has failed to resolve a budget impasse that has left thousands of Federal Aviation Administration employees out of work for nearly two weeks. The House and Senate began a five-week recess on Tuesday without coming to an agreement on FAA funding. The stalemate centers around money for rural airports, but Republicans have also attempted to alter rules on labor elections in the airline industry. Tens of thousands of construction workers have been forced to halt work on airport construction projects, and dozens of airport inspectors are working without pay. Although the stalemate could extend through Labor Day, the federal government insists passenger safety is not at risk.
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