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RC44 World Championships - Ironbound proves most consistent
By Jo Grindley, ,
8:34 AM Fri 22 Nov 2013
On the opening day of the RC44 World Championships, as the RC44's cruised out of Puerto Calero Marina, past the SCA team base and some of the Mini Transat fleet limping in for repairs, Race Officer Peter 'Luigi' Reggio was not hopeful the wind gods were going to play ball. The wind fluctuated between 4-10 knots throughout the day, but the race team did a great job slotting in two good races. ...[more]
Team Aqua wins the 2013 RC44 Match Racing Championship in Calero Marin
By RC44 Media,
9:36 AM Thu 21 Nov 2013
Returning to Lanzarote for the sixth time since the RC44 class was conceived in 2007, the final leg of the 2013 Championship Tour kicked off with season's match racing finale in Puerto Calero. The competition was tight with just four points separating the top four teams. The race committee managed to squeeze nine flights into a squally 10-20 knots day, that saw some big names tumbled off the podiu ...[more]
RC44 Championship Tour - Trio of titles up for grabs in Puerto Calero
By Jo Grindley, ,
5:24 AM Tue 19 Nov 2013
The final leg of the 2013 RC44 Championship Tour is set to take place in Puerto Calero, Lanzarote from the 20 – 24 November. With three titles are up for grabs, the 15 competing teams will be fighting it out to be crowned RC44 World Champion, with the RC44 Championship Tour and Match Racing titles still to be decided. ...[more]
RC44 Championship Tour Portugal - Down to the wire + Video
By RC44 Championship Tour,
7:14 AM Mon 7 Oct 2013
RC44 Championship Tour - Racing went down to the wire in Portugal, the closest RC44 event for many seasons. Five boats were in contention for the top spot going into the final day of racing. ...[more]
RC44 Cascais Cup - New name at the top of the leaderboard
By Jo Grindley, ,
7:09 AM Sun 6 Oct 2013
At the RC44 Cascais Cup, the penultimate day of racing in Portugal saw a new name at the top of the leaderboard. As the wind increased, typical Cascais Bay conditions kicked in and local knowledge came into play. ...[more]
RC44 Cascais Cup - All change on the leaderboard + Video
By Jo Grindley,
6:06 AM Sat 5 Oct 2013
At the RC44 Cascais Cup, with six races completed, it was all change on the leaderboard as Peninsula Petroleum claimed the top spot and Team Aqua dropped to fourth. Katusha was the most consistent team in a day where the sea state flattened, the fleet compressed and every position counted. ...[more]
RC44 Cascais Cup - Brits consistent as fleet racing begins
By Jo Grindley, ,
5:58 AM Fri 4 Oct 2013
On the first day of fleet racing at the RC44 Cascais Cup, a two metre swell and light breeze that never topped eight knots, demanded maximum concentration from the owner drivers. It was two of the British teams competing in Portugal that had the most consistent results throughout the three race day, to sit at the top of the overnight leaderboard. ...[more]
RC44 Cascais Cup - Sun, rain and fog grace the course
By Jo Grindley, ,
6:39 AM Thu 3 Oct 2013
The penultimate round of the 2013 RC44 Championship Tour in Cascais, Portugal commenced with a day of match racing. Only Team Aqua, helmed by Cameron Appleton, managed to keep a clean sheet on a day where the wind varied from 6-15 knots and sun, rain and fog all graced the race course. ...[more]
RC44 Championship Tour - Swedish Team announces Team Manager
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10:02 PM Tue 24 Sep 2013
Artemis Racing has consistently been on the podium of the RC44 Championship Tour for the past four seasons. Currently sitting on equal points with third placed Synergy, the Swedish team has announced their America's Cup Team Manager, the two time British Olympic gold medallist, Iain Percy as their new RC44 tactician ...[more]
RC44 Sweden Cup - Team Aqua claims victory in Marstrand + Video
By Jo Grindley,
1:43 AM Sun 30 Jun 2013
At the RC44 Sweden Cup, the breeze really kicked in for the final day of racing. Forecasters had predicting anything from 12-30 knots from the south, east or west; as the 12 competing RC44 teams headed out to the race course no-one knew quite what to expect. Ironbound (USA) won the only race of the day before the breeze reached 30 knots and the fleet were sent ashore. ...[more]
RC44 Sweden Cup - Challenge and punishment on penultimate day + Video
By Jo Grindley,
3:21 AM Sat 29 Jun 2013
The penultimate day of the RC44 Sweden Cup challenged the twelve competing team's crew work and punished small mistakes. Consistency has proved difficult in Marstrand with eight different winners coming from the first eight races. Only overall leaders Team Aqua have been able to win two races, helping them increase their lead over the chasing pack to 14-points. ...[more]
RC44 Sweden Cup - Brits excel on day 3 in Marstrand
By Jo Grindley,
5:12 AM Fri 28 Jun 2013
At the RC44 Sweden Cup, the wind kicked in for the third day of racing and with conditions not dissimilar to The Solent, it was the British boats that excelled. Aegir Racing, Nika and Synergy all won races, but an excellent and consistent day from Team Aqua (GBR) took them to the top of the leaderboard at the halfway stage. ...[more]
RC44 Sweden Cup - Tricky conditions in Marstrand
By Jo Grindley, ,
5:48 AM Thu 27 Jun 2013
At the RC44 Sweden Cup, tricky conditions on the opening day of fleet racing saw no one team able to finish in the top half of the leaderboard in all three races. There were race wins for Team Italia, Artemis Racing and Team Aqua, but the most consistent performers of the day were John Bassadone and Vasco Vascotto onboard Peninsula Petroleum. ...[more]
RC44 Sweden Cup - Teams ease into action on day 1 + Video
By Jo Grindley,
5:06 AM Wed 26 Jun 2013
On day one of the RC44 Sweden Cup, light winds eased the twelve competing teams gently into action in Marstrand, owners and pro's took to the helm for the sole match race day of the event. And with three match racing events out of five now completed, Katusha still cling to the top of the match race leaderboard, with the fleet pushing hard behind. ...[more]
RC44 Championship Tour - Vladimir Liubomirov, Bronenosec to take part
By Jessica Gray, ,
12:11 AM Fri 14 Jun 2013
The RC44 fleet are preparing for the third event of the 2013 RC44 Championship Tour. The Bronenosec Sailing Team owned by Russian Vladimir Liubomirov have joined the class and will compete for the first time at the RC44 Sweden Cup in Marstrand later this month. ...[more]
RC44 Trapani Cup – Perfect conditions on final day
By Paul Cayard, ,
3:40 PM Mon 6 May 2013
On the fifth and final day of the 2013 RC44 Trapani Cup there were perfect conditions in Trapani. 14-18 knots from the north, fairly steady, nice waves and sunshine. ...[more]
RC44 Trapani Cup - Team Aqua snatch victory on final day
By Jo Grindley, ,
4:13 AM Mon 6 May 2013
The RC44 Trapani Cup really did go down to the wire, with the eventual winner not decided until the final metres of the final race of the event. Team Aqua had laid the gauntlet down to Team CEEREF winning the opening two races of the day. Going into the final decider Aqua led by just one-point, CEEREF needed to put a boat between them and Aqua to win the regatta. ...[more]
RC44 Trapani Cup - Tumultuous day 4 for Artemis Racing
By Paul Cayard, ,
7:44 AM Sun 5 May 2013
On day four of the 2013 RC44 Trapani Cup, only two races were held due to thunder and lightning all around the area. The clouds generated strong winds in the 16-23 knot range from the northeast. In the first race, Artemis Racing sailed a pretty smooth race and we finished second behind Cereef with Katusha third. ...[more]
RC44 Trapani Cup - Penultimate day full of surprises
By Jo Grindley, ,
3:53 AM Sun 5 May 2013
At the RC44 Trapani Cup, seven-points separate the top three boats going into the final day of racing. With no discards allowed at the RC44 events, no-one is taking bets on who will lift the RC44 Trapani Cup. Igor Lah and Michele Ivaldi on-board Team CEEREF turned the gas up on their opposition winning the day's opening race. ...[more]
RC44 Trapani Cup - Aqua excels in perfect sailing conditions
By Jo Grindley, ,
6:44 AM Sat 4 May 2013
At the RC44 Trapani Cup, perfect sailing conditions were delivered for the thirteen competing international teams. Three races saw three separate race winners, in a day where consistency was hard to come by. It was Team Aqua who managed stay out of trouble and jump to the top of the leader-board at the halfway point of the regatta. ...[more]
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SALISBURY — Rowan County commissioners agreed to a payment plan for the clean-up of the Kesler Mills site Tuesday.
County leaders voted unanimously to defer the landfill tipping costs associated with the old Kesler Manufacturing complex off Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue. When the property is sold or redeveloped, proceeds from the sale will go to pay off the landfill tipping costs and code services fines.
Vice Chairman Craig Pierce said the county has been working with the city to develop a payment plan for the debris in recent weeks.
"I've been in touch with Janet Gapen, the planner of the city, and made her understand that the landfill is not a revenue stream for the county," Pierce said. "It's an enterprise fund, which simply means those dollars that we charge for those tipping fees are put into a escrow account and are used whenever we're ready to enter into the next sale."
The former plant was the last of Salisbury's early 20th century mills, but in 2009 the property owner, FCU Urban Ministries of Atlanta, Ga., contracted Applied Abatement Demolition of King's Mountain, to demolish the mill's remaining structures and to harvest the historic building materials.
But after four years, the property is a sea of debris mounds.
In a memorandum of understanding, the county said the property owners have also been cited repeatedly for the roughly 4,000 tons of debris.
Pierce said the tipping costs would be in excess of $160,000 and the property owners did not have the money up front to pay for the debris clean-up.
Following a brief discussion, Pierce touted the agreement as an effort between the city and county.
"This is the county working with the city to make a better situation for our citizens as well as to show them that when they come to us with a reasonable request we are more than happy to do everything we can to work with the city so that not only is the county taken care of but so are the citizens, and in this case the citizens of Salisbury," he said.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (December 17, 2010)—Victory With Honor won for the second time in as many starts over Cushion Track, capturing the $43,600 feature Friday at Hollywood Park.
One of three winners for trainer Eoin Harty, the 3-year-old Tiznow colt ran down pacesetter and 2-1 favorite Hugs to All nearing the wire.
Owned by breeder WinStar Farms LLC, Victory With Honor, who had defeated maidens Nov. 13 in his first of the Autumn meet and in his initial outing in nearly nine months, completed the 7 ½ furlongs in 1:29.77. The margin of victory was 2 ¼ lengths.
Out of the Nazaam mare Victory At Sea, Victory With Honor was ridden by Rafael Bejarano. Increasing his earnings in four lifetime starts to $48,080, Victory With Honor returned $7.60, $4.20 and $3.20 as the 5-2 second choice.
Hugs to All, who was seeking his third consecutive win for owner-breeder John Harris and trainer Marty Jones, saved the place by a half-length. Concerto's Thunder was third.
Completing the order of finish were Galleta Monstruo, who was a nose behind Concerto's Thunder, Fog Alert, Lease of Life, Working Capital and Boulder Creek.
Hugs to All paid $4 and $3.20 while the show price on Concerto's Thunder was $3.40.
Harty, who also won the first with Secret Cove and the eighth with Indiara, has eight victories from only 17 starters at the meet, which concludes Sunday.
Racing continues Saturday. Post time is 12:30 p.m.
The main event is the $750,000-guaranteed CashCall Futurity, the final Grade I of the Autumn meet.
Comma to the Top, who won both the Real Quiet and Generous Stakes in November, heads a field of 10 2-year-olds in the race at 1 1/16 miles over Cushion Track.
The lineup also includes Delta Jackpot winner Gourmet Dinner, New York shipper Rustler Hustler and Del Mar Futurity winner J P's Gusto.
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Cinnamon (CASSIA CINNAMON) Overview Information
Cassia cinnamon is a plant. People use the bark and flower for medicine.
Cassia cinnamon is used for many conditions, but so far science has not confirmed that it is effective for any of them. Research does show, however, that it is probably not effective for lowering blood sugar in type 1 or type 2 diabetes.
In addition to diabetes, Cassia cinnamon is used for gas (flatulence), muscle and stomach spasms, preventing nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, infections, the common cold, and loss of appetite.
Some people use it for erectile dysfunction (ED), hernia, bed-wetting, joint conditions, menopausal symptoms, menstrual problems, and to cause abortions. Cassia cinnamon is also used for chest pain, kidney disorders, high blood pressure, cramps, cancer, and as a "blood purifier."
Cassia cinnamon is used in suntan lotions, nasal sprays, mouthwashes, gargles, toothpaste, and as a "counterirritant" applied to the skin in liniments. A counterirritant is a substance that creates pain and swelling at the point of application with the goal of lessening pain and swelling at another location.
In food and beverages, cassia cinnamon is used as a flavoring agent.
There are a lot of different types of cinnamon. Cinnamomum verum (Ceylon cinnamon) and Cinnamomum aromaticum (Cassia cinnamon or Chinese cinnamon) are commonly used. In many cases, the cinnamon spice purchased in food stores contains a combination of these different types of cinnamon. So far, only cassia cinnamon has been shown to have any effect on blood sugar in humans. However, Cinnamomum verum also contains the ingredient thought to be responsible for lowering blood sugar. See the separate listing for Cinnamon bark.
How does it work?
Cassia cinnamon contains the chemical cinnamaldehyde, which might have activity against bacteria and fungi.
Cinnamon (CASSIA CINNAMON) Uses & Effectiveness
Possibly Ineffective for:
- Diabetes.
Insufficient Evidence for:
- Diabetes. Early studies suggested that cassia cinnamon might be effective for controlling type 2 diabetes. But now, there is conflicting research. Some studies show benefit and other studies show no benefit.
- Loss of appetite.
- Muscle and stomach spasms.
- Bloating.
- Intestinal gas.
- Vomiting.
- Diarrhea.
- Common cold.
- Impotence.
- Bed wetting.
- Menstrual problems.
- Chest pain.
- High blood pressure.
- Kidney problems.
- Cancer.
- Other conditions.
Cinnamon (CASSIA CINNAMON) Side Effects & Safety
Cassia cinnamon is LIKELY SAFE when used in amounts commonly found in foods and in medicinal doses.
It is POSSIBLY UNSAFE when taken in large amounts, long-term. Taking large amounts of cassia cinnamon might cause side effects in some people. Cassia cinnamon can contain large amounts of a chemical called coumarin. In people who are sensitive, coumarin might cause or worsen liver disease.
When applied to the skin, cassia cinnamon can sometimes cause skin irritation and allergic skin reactions.
Special Precautions & Warnings:Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Not enough is known about the use of cassia cinnamon during pregnancy and breast-feeding. Stay on the safe side and avoid use.
Diabetes: Cassia cinnamon can affect blood sugar levels in people with diabetes. Watch for signs of low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) and monitor your blood sugar carefully, if you have diabetes and use cassia cinnamon in amounts larger than the amounts normally found in food.
Liver disease: Cassia cinnamon contains some chemicals that might harm the liver. If you have liver disease, don't take cassia cinnamon in amounts larger than the amounts normally found in food.
Surgery: Cassia cinnamon might affect blood sugar and might interfere with blood sugar control during and after surgery. Stop taking cassia cinnamon at least 2 weeks before a scheduled surgery.
Cinnamon (CASSIA CINNAMON) Interactions
Moderate Interaction Be cautious with this combination
- Medications for diabetes (Antidiabetes drugs) interacts with CASSIA CINNAMON
Cassia cinnamon might decrease blood sugar. Diabetes medications are also used to lower blood sugar. Taking cassia cinnamon along with diabetes medications might cause your blood sugar to go too low. Monitor your blood sugar closely. The dose of your diabetes medication might need to be changed.
Some medications used for diabetes include glimepiride (Amaryl), glyburide (DiaBeta, Glynase PresTab, Micronase), insulin, pioglitazone (Actos), rosiglitazone (Avandia), chlorpropamide (Diabinese), glipizide (Glucotrol), tolbutamide (Orinase), and others.
- Medications that can harm the liver (Hepatotoxic drugs) interacts with CASSIA CINNAMON
Taking very large doses of cassia cinnamon might harm the liver, especially in people with existing liver disease. Taking large amounts of cassia cinnamon along with medications that might also harm the liver might increase the risk of liver damage. Do not take large amounts of cassia cinnamon if you are taking a medication that can harm the liver.
Some medications that can harm the liver include acetaminophen (Tylenol and others), amiodarone (Cordarone), carbamazepine (Tegretol), isoniazid (INH), methotrexate (Rheumatrex), methyldopa (Aldomet), fluconazole (Diflucan), itraconazole (Sporanox), erythromycin (Erythrocin, Ilosone, others), phenytoin (Dilantin), lovastatin (Mevacor), pravastatin (Pravachol), simvastatin (Zocor), and many others.
Cinnamon (CASSIA CINNAMON) Dosing
The appropriate dose of cassia cinnamon depends on several factors such as the user's age, health, and several other conditions. At this time there is not enough scientific information to determine an appropriate range of doses for cassia cinnamon. Keep in mind that natural products are not always necessarily safe and dosages can be important. Be sure to follow relevant directions on product labels and consult your pharmacist or physician or other healthcare professional before using.


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Gluten Free Restaurants/Bakeries/Specialty Shops
111 Chop House – Worcester, MA
My dad and step mom took Bryan and I here around Christmas, and this has to be one of the best restaurants I've been to in a long time. I've been there once or twice before but that was pre-gluten free. When I went to hand the waitress my Triumph Dining Card she says "Oh, we have a gluten-free menu, I'll be right back". Let me tell you, she wasn't kidding…it was a FULL menu. This was the best selection of gluten-free items ever! If you are living or visiting around the Worcester area, check them out.
5 Guys Burgers – Only their buns contain gluten!! See website for locations
On their menu it says everything but the buns are gluten free…they were great, no cross contamination issues what so ever.
99 Restaurants – See website for locations
A and J Bakery – Cranston, RI – Gluten Free and Nut Free
Aliperti's Restaurant – Clark, NJ
Bryan and I have been here twice. They have a small little menu of gluten-free options including some tasty desserts, and they were great. I first had the Grilled Chicken Parmigiana and the second time was Risotto Pescatore. YUMMM
Asa Sushi – Chestnut Street, San Francisco – does have a gluten-free menu, however they offer gluten-free soy sauce!
When Bryan and I did our little weekend get away in San Francisco we found this great little sushi restaurant. They don't have a gluten-free menu but plenty of options for gluten-free eaters and even offered us gluten-free soy sauce!
Austin Grill -DC, MD, VA
Bryan and I came across Austin Grill while we were in DC. The first place I saw it was my Triumph Dining Restaurant Guide and we thought we would give it a shot. The gluten-free steak tacos were amazing! We both loved them. We enjoyed the food and the friendly staff so much we went back the next day for lunch. Their salsa is out of this world. You can read my review HERE.
Babycakes – NYC, LA
I heart BabyCakes NYC!!! They had so many great options to choose from, I ended up buying about eight cupcakes ha ha. Can't wait to go back.
Boston Market – See website for locations
The Boyton – Worcester, MA
Gluten Free Pizza – Pretty dang tasty and not going to cost you an arm and a leg!
Brick Alley Pub and Restaurant – Newport, RI
Carrabba's Italian Grill – see website for locations
Charlie Brown's – NY, NJ and PA – See website for locations
We went here on NYE and had great experiences. The wait staff was extremely helpful. They even checked all the dressings for me and told me what in the salad bar was gluten-free. Granted you can have some cross contamination issues with a salad bar but I didn't have any problems.
Chipotle – See website for locations
Yummm. My favorite thing there used to be the burrito bowls but now I have to say its the veggi crunchy tacos!
Cold Stone - See website for locations
Elephant Walk – Boston, MA
EvaRuth's Wheat Free-Gluten Free Bakery – Middletown, RI
Kara's Cupcakes – San Francisco
Again, I heart this place. They started with using Erin from BabyCakes recipe and then adapted it to make it their own. Fantastic cupcakes and a decent selection of gluten-free and non gluten-free items.
Leo's Ristorante – Bristol, RI
Lilli and Loo – NYC
Nancy Chang's - Worcester, MA
Mariposa Baking Company – Oakland and San Francisco
I have both ordered online from them and gone up to their store and kiosk. I think their ravioli are some of the best I have ever had. Very tasty. Their bread is fantastic!!
Olive Garden – Call to see if a gluten-free menu is available at your location
Outback Steakhouse – See website for locations
When visiting family and friends this has always been a good option. I have never run in to any problems eating here. They give you a menu that is pretty much the real menu and says what not to have.
Panera Bread – see website for locations
Who doesn't love Panera?! Great salad and soup options including their salad dressings!
P.F. Chang's – See website for locations
They have just expanded their gluten-free menu and its awesome. I love eating there. It started with just a handful of options but now it has almost tripped in size.
Risotteria – NYC
Pretty much every time we've gone to NYC we've eaten here. I really should try to expand my gluten-free horizons but this place is awesome. It's a bit tiny and you some times have to wait about 30 minutes for a table but its worth it. They have gluten-free pizza, panini's, salads and risotto. All of which are really really good. I think my favorite thing there are the free bread sticks you get when you sit down. Out of this world (and you can buy the mix to make at home!!)
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Sole Propreitor – Worcester, MA
They even offer gluten-free soy sauce!
TGIF – See website for locations
No Gluten Free menu online, however they do have them in the restaurants, just ask your hostess for one when you are seated.
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Via – Italian Table – Worcester, MA
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The first crash happened near the front of the peloton as it was making its way up the the last of seven categorized climbs of the 153-kilometer race. The second happened in the final three kilometers as speeds ramped up for the expected bunch sprint, taking down another handful of riders. "I was a little bit behind and I jumped and made it around," Ivan Santaromita said. "The finish was very dangerous and so was the crash at two kilometers. I was lucky I didn't crash." Mauro Santambrogio, who was the BMC Racing Team's best finisher (15th) on the day and Marco Pinotti, who was fifth overall at this race in 2010, went to the front in the final two kilometers to avoid danger. José Rojas (Movistar) won the sprint. "From the Category I climb (at 75 km) and on, it was a pretty intensive stage," BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Max Sciandri said. "They were always going up and down. And today wasn't even the hardest."


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Are we allowed to say hey I didn't like this because it was too eggy and is not recommended for those who don't like flan? I didn't read all of the comments, so I'm not sure which comments you are referring to. I didn't comment nor participate, but I thought the heads up on the egginess was nice.
This past weeks P&Q irritated me. In fact, I stopped reading comments because many folks were not being… for lack of a better word.. nice. P&Q is a place to address problems and questions about the week's chosen recipe. It is not a place to bash a recipe because you do not like how it turned out, or worse, just don't like the choice in general.
Please keep your comments respectful. Its okay to say you didnt like something. But, leave it at that, please. I do not want to start moderating comments, but I will if I have to.
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He was a no-show, a strategy that Bentivolio seems to believe will get him elected. He insults the people he wishes to represent by assuming they will vote for him because he has the letter R next to his name. He's banking on the stupidity of the electorate in the 11th District.
Why is he afraid to appear at a LWV forum? It's the least threatening format possible for a candidate. Questions anonymously written on cards by members of the audience are presented to the candidates. The voters in the audience are silent.
In spite of his absence I found it informative. I learned that Dr. Syed Taj shares many of the values I have for strong public education and a clean environment. I was interested in hearing what the other candidates had to say as well. The Green Party candidate was well informed, and although I didn't agree with much of what was said by the other minor party candidates, I appreciate the fact that they were present and showed respect for the democratic process and voters enough to share with us a bit of who they are and what they believe in.
His refusal to answer questionnaires and face the voting public raises serious questions about Kerry Bentivolio's character. I hope the good people of the 11th District stand up against Bentivolio's disdain for them.
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I just saw this and wanted to share. It caught my eye as it would be nice for me being that I have disabilities. I can't hike too far. This would get me further out.
I just saw this and wanted to share. It caught my eye as it would be nice for me being that I have disabilities. I can't hike too far. This would get me further out.
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Nice. I think that might work well.
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Very interesting. I assume it uses battery power, most likely marine batteries. Quiet, no exhaust fumes. Only thing not shown is how the guy gets it out of the truck. Those batteries aren't the lightest in the world, but then neither is carrying a treestand a long way. It might be more stable as a four wheeler.
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Electric carts are becoming the in thing all around. Tim Austin of Vortex Optics is impaired, but don't stand in his way once he decides to go to parts he wishes. His one man seater electric cart is set up to carrier his bows and stuff and can drag in a deer, it has that much power. The Hover Rounds you see in department and grocery stores about the same thing except Tim's knobby tires, mag wheels and able to leap tall buildings. Yeah, I saw him launch his cart right off the ground and clear the sidewalk.
You got the money, they have bigger wheeler electric carts and bigger knobby tires for one person and they full size two seat ATVs, all electric.
The single seat jobbies have enough power to travel right at 20 miles. I know. There's a impaired person in Banner, Illinois, where the archery shop is. Banner to Canton is 18 miles and he makes around trip ever so often.
Most impress I've saw is a track driven model. Lil sucker goes everywhere.
And then the price of these move ya around carts can be down right expensive.
And those that have to remain in the cart, no problem. On the market are giant round hay bales, only hollow. Drive right in, open window and you're cookin'. Friend of mine has one for his father and mother, both headin for their 80s. Both still use bows! And all are still trying to beat Mom who's got the biggest deer. Wilma dropped a monster about 5 years ago, but with a shotgun.
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Electric golf carts make great conversions, jack 'em a bit for more ground clearance, add a set of knobbys, a bow rack, and you're all set.
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Found Tim and the hay bale. Tim was dealer/customer support at Vortex at the time. I would guess that he still is. Tim also helps others who are impaired.
Another bale was set up for a novelty shot. Inside, 45 yards. Me, long, tall Shadowcat with 30" stab and I made the shot out of the window. If I can do then someone with one them short things should too.
I messed up here. I rode with one the Vortex staff shooters and he got lucky with a winning ticket for one of these bales. I could have bought the bale from him for $100. Kind of ashamed to offer him such at the time, he donated it to the club hosting the Vortex Open. It wasn't until on the way home that I told and he said he would have sold it to me.
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Thanks for the replies gents. I posted this on another site and a good question was brought up about my original post. How would a person bring their kill out with the Vehicle I mentioned above. I double checked the website and they don't mention any accessories for hauling game out. I thought about adding a light weight cart to the abck but they're ain't no hitch attachment.
Sonny...Did you ever get your issue resolved with posting?
Simon, I'd think you'd be limited to roads and rolling hills like the video. I'm guessing that rocky and brushy terrain would be a problem and drastically reduce run time. You could weld a small plate on the rear rail and install a small ball for a motorcycle swivel hitch and pull a small cart or even one of those game carts. I use a motorcycle to scout and pack game out depending on location, just have to get creative at times. The always used quad would get you a lot further than that quiet Kat will unless your just hunting fields.
Or maybe just this.
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Thanks. I'm not sure I would get one yet. The area I mainly hunt is "No Motorized Vehicles allowed". So I need to double check the regs to makes sure what they define motorized. It's a quail and Peasant Habitat protected area. I have my eye on a used Kawasaki quad for 3 grand. I had a Honda quad back in the mid 90's.


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Wednesday, 12 September 2012 12:27
"The Knoxville Girl" is an Appalachian murder ballad much like "Pretty Polly". It is said to have derived from the 19th century Irish ballad The Wexford Girl, itself derived from the earlier English ballad "The Oxford Girl". Other versions are known as the "Waxweed Girl", "The Wexford. These are in turn derived from an Elizabethan era poem or broadside ballad, named "The Cruel Miller" sometimes known as "The Bloody Miller".
Although the lyrics are less explicit than those for "The Wexford Girl", the song is generally considered to be creepier or spookier in its rendition.
A special thanks go out to Bessie Ball (one of the people who requested the words to "The Knoxville Girl") of East Bernstadt for her letter and kind words.
Here are the words that I remember Momma singing so many times that was recorded the Louvin Brothers in 1956.
The Knoxville Girl
I met a little girl in Knoxville, a town we all know well,
And every Sunday evening, out in her home I'd dwell,
We went to take an evening walk about a mile from town,
I picked a stick up off the ground and knocked that fair girl down.
She fell down on her bended knees for mercy she did cry,
Oh Willy dear don't kill me here, I'm unprepared to die,
She never spoke another word, I only beat her more,
Until the ground around me within her blood did flow.
I took her by her golden curls and I drug her round and around,
Throwing her into the river that flows through Knoxville town,
Go down, go down, you Knoxville girl with the dark and rolling eyes,
Go down, go down, you Knoxville girl, you can never be my bride.
I started back to Knoxville, got there about midnight,
My Mother she was worried and woke up in a fright,
Saying "Dear son, what have you done to bloody your clothes so?"
I told my anxious Mother, I was bleeding at my nose.
I called for me a candle to light myself to bed,
I called for me a handkerchief to bind my aching head,
I rolled and tumbled the whole night through, as troubles was for me,
Like flames of hell around my bed and in my eyes could see.
They carried me down to Knoxville and put me in a cell,
My friends all tried to get me out but none could go my bail,
I'm here to waste my life away down in this dirty old jail,
Because I murdered that Knoxville girl, the girl I loved so well.
Wednesday, 05 September 2012 12:39
The Horse Creek Navy… a boy's memories.
By: Rodney Miller
"Full speed ahead!" Ronnie shouted. The enemy had been spotted as we rounded a bend in the water and the naval battle for the control of Horse Creek was on. The point of impact was in a straight stretch of water and all aboard both car-tops prepared for the head on collision of steel. We had a seasoned crew aboard the car-top that day and all knew what had to be done to keep from going down with the ship.
Ronnie and I with long wooden poles in hand would push them deep in the river bottom and with a yell of push from Anthony at the rear with a paddle to steer the vessel both heaved forward to gain top speed. The poles were again trusted deep in the bottom of the river as the command to push, was again shouted. Both car-tops were on a collision course and both were picking up speed fast.
The car tops skipped across the water effortlessly and as we neared the point of impact Ronnie and I shifted our weight towards the back of the car-top to give the front of our car-top more lift out of the water. Through many a battle we knew the boat with the front end the highest would ride over the enemy's boat and put it under water and ultimately sinking the opposing players.
But what the crew in the other car-top didn't know was we had a new trick up our sleeve and their demise was just a matter of time. It was something so ingenious that after the battle that day it was banned on the river from then on as an unfair advantage and was never used again
Our car-top of choice was cut from the top of a 4-door 1949 Plymouth. The reason it was such a good car-top was that it had a deep bottom and very rounded in the front and the back. It was cut from Dad's old car with an ax leaving the front pillar and side post sticking up for leverage when using our push poles to move our car-top. These boats, needless to say, were also dangerous. Cutting off a car-top with an ax is going to leave lots of sharp steel for accidents to happen as they sometimes did.
We cut the top off without Dad's permission, which was a big mistake. Nothing was really wrong with the car except it had not been started in about a year because of a dead battery and we thought it was just another junk car. Well when Dad came home (and of course it was too late to put the top back on, needless to say), we wished somehow we could have. He lined us up in a row and proceeded to teach us another valuable lesson in "asking before doing".
But now the damage had been done to the perfectly good car and all we had to show for it was a red behind and a pretty good-looking car-top. We removed the headliner from the top and got rid of all the crossbows and did our best to hammer all the sharp steel into a flatter surface so the danger of getting cut would be less. I was just about to give the rearview mirror a hard whack with the ax and then I got an idea.
I told Ronnie and Anthony, "What if we took the mirror attached to the front of the car-top and turned it around to work as a hook to stop the other car-tops?"
"Why?" Ronnie asked
"Well every time someone gets their boat on top of the other it always pushes the front under water and they sink. What if we left the mirror on the top to stop the other car-tops from riding over ours?" I explained.
Ronnie and Anthony both agreed it was a great idea. But before the trip to the mighty waters of the Horse Creek we had to try our car-top out. We had our old car-top we used in our fishing pond by the house and we would give the new '49 Plymouth a test run.
With Ronnie and Carlos in the old car-top and Anthony and I in the other we back off about 50 feet and pushed the car-tops towards each other. The mirror worked just as planned. When the boats meet each other the mirror kept Ronnie and Carlos's boat from riding up on top of ours and pushed the other one under the water sinking to the bottom of the shallow pond. But in the collision, I fell against one of the sharp post and cut my leg pretty bad. Today, I still carry that battle scar that I tell everyone was an old "Navy wound" from a battle for control of the river.
We again worked on the sharp pieces of steep with hammer and ax and even padded the sharp ends with cloth and duck tape to avoid another mishap. Now, she was really ready for the biggest naval battle to come along in quite some time, we called it "The Battle of Horse Creek".
We lived about two miles from the river so we got our Pap Paw Burkhart to load the car-top in his pickup truck and haul it to Horse Creek. We unloaded her at the old swimming hole and took it for its maiden voyage up the creek and it performed flawlessly. A couple of other car-topers were on the river that day and a challenge went out just to test her in the Naval game so often played on the water.
As we spotted the challengers round the bend and the command "Full Speed Ahead!" went out, the two met in the river with a thunderous sound. The two challengers needless to say, showed a lot of guts as they went down with their ship giving us a salute for a well-fought battle.
The reversed mirror did just as if it had been designed for just that. But from that day forward it was declared an unfair advantage and all agreed it would never be used again on the waters of the Horse Creek. I think it may have been a reason for the car companies to start attaching them to the front windshield. It could have possibly been an idea of one of those defeated that day in the famous battle (because they did grow up to work for Ford in Ohio) I believe who came up with the idea to never again attach a reverse mirror to the roof of a car. Or maybe it could have been something like a safety idea.
Wednesday, 29 August 2012 01:31
Pretty Polly
Growing up music played a large part in my family. One of my Daddy and Momma's favorite was the old mountain song Pretty Polly that was recorded by Bluegrass singer Ralph Stanley. I love the lyrics and sing them often when I get out my old guitar.
For those of you who haven't heard the song here is a little history I dug up on the song Pretty Polly.
The earliest known version of the story (The Cruel Ship's Carpenter or The Gosport Tragedy as it was known earlier) was printed sometime around 1750 in Gosport, England. The original version was some thirty-five verses long, I won't burden you with full lyrics, but the story goes like this: Willie, a carpenter, has gotten his lady pregnant, and bids her to come to him to make plans for their wedding. She does his bidding only to be murdered and buried in the woods (Willy evidently wasn't quite ready to settle down). Most American versions, including this one by Stanley rarely, if ever, mention her pregnancy. After murdering Polly, Willie went to sea, but was not left in peace for long. The ship was not far from land when Polly, carrying a child in her arms, appeared to the crew. The lookout, who was half-drunk, runs to embrace her, but found she was only a ghost. The captain seeks out the murderer, who goes mad and dies.
I've had several people ask me for a copy of the words so I thought I might include them in my weekly article as my part of my memories growing up as a young boy.
Pretty Polly by Ralph Stanley and Patty Lovelace
Oh Polly, Pretty Polly, come go along with me. Polly, Pretty Polly, come go along with me. Before we get married some pleasures to see. She got behind him and away they did go, She got behind him and away they did go, Over the hills and mountains to the valley below. He rode her over hills and valleys so deep. He rode her over hills and valleys so deep. Pretty Polly mistrusted and then began to weep. Oh Willie, Oh Willie, I'm afraid to of your ways. Willie, Oh Willie, I'm afraid of your ways. The way you've been acting, you'll lead me astray. They went up a little farther, and what did they spy, They went up a little farther and what did they spy, A newly-dug grave, and a spade lying by. Oh Polly, Pretty Polly, your guess is about right. Polly, Pretty Polly, your guess is about right. I dug on your grave the best part of last night. She knelt down before him pleading for her life. She knelt down before him pleading for her life. Please let me be a single girl if I can't be your wife. He stabbed her in the heart and her heart's blood did flow. He stabbed her in the heart and her heart's blood did flow. And into the grave Pretty Polly did go. He threw something over her and turned to go home, He threw something over her and turned to go home, Leaving nothing behind him, but the girl left to mourn. He went down to the jailhouse and what did he say. He went down to the jailhouse and what did he say. I killed Pretty Polly and tried to get away. Oh gentlemen and ladies, I bid you farewell. Oh gentlemen and ladies, I bid you farewell. For killing Pretty Polly my soul will go to hell.
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Wednesday, 22 August 2012 12:37
The haunted heater…a boy's memories
By: Rodney Miller
It all started with an unexplainable noise late one night coming from our gas heater.
Margy and I had just gotten married. We didn't yet have a place of our own so were staying with my Momma and Daddy sleeping in the back bedroom of their house.
The tiny little bedroom was the farthest room from the gas heater and fireplace in the front of the house so Daddy had to put another heater there to keep the room and Momma and Daddy's bedroom, directly above it, warm during the winter.
I chose the room mostly because it was the only bedroom, besides my parent's bedroom, that had a door for privacy. Plus, with the gas heater in there it was also one of the warmest.
Dad had installed a vent in the floor upstairs directly above the heater downstairs that would also help heat their bedroom. It worked out really well.
One night, late in the fall, I was awakened by Margy shaking me. "Rodney! Rodney!" she whispered.
"Yes," I muttered, trying to wake up from a deep sleep and to get my eyes open. "What is it?"
"Do you hear that?" she asked in a somewhat shaky voice.
"Yes, but what is it?" I asked still a little groggy from just being woke up.
"I don't know? That's why I'm asking you," she answered.
By now I was a little more coherent and I could hear something that sounded like heavy breathing. But I couldn't make any sense of it because the sound was coming from our gas heater.
Margy held my arm tight with both hands, getting as close to me as she could and repeated, "What is that!"
By then I was wide awake sitting up in the bed staring at the foot of our bed at the heater that was still making labored breathing sounds plus now I could see that the heater was also moving back and forth a little on the hardwood floor.
"I don't know what that is but it ain't normal," I told her staring at the heater.
"I think it's possessed or something," Margy said squeezing my arm tighter and tighter. "It's like something we saw in the Exorcist I think," she went on.
The heater was still making the breathing sounds and it was now almost walking across the floor it was moving so much.
Slowly I began to ease out of bed to have a closer look when Margy said, "Where do you think you are going?"
"I'm going to try to figure out what is going on with that heater," I said as I slid out of bed.
"You're not leaving me here by myself," she sternly told me. And with that, she was out of bed and close behind me holding on to my arm once again.
We slowly walked near the breathing, moving heater and then both of us looked at one another and quickly left the room.
By that time Daddy and Momma had also heard the commotion and both were downstairs. "What's going on," Daddy asked.
I told him about the heater and we all went back to observe. It was still breathing and moving. "Let's go check it out," Daddy said and we headed towards the front door. On our way he reached in the closet, grabbed a flashlight and our only gun, a 20 gauge Iver Johnson shotgun, and slid a shell into the breach. I told Margy to stay close to Momma and we exited the front door.
Slowly we crept around the house towards the back. Daddy had the shotgun in one hand and the flashlight in the other sweeping the beam back and forth across the yard. As we neared the corner of the house I could hear the breathing sounds again.
Daddy handed me the flashlight, shouldered the Iver Johnson and motioned me to shine towards the backside of the house. Then, I could hardly believe what I saw.
There at the backside of our house was our pony scratching his back on the vent pipe that came through the wall from the gas heater inside. The course hair on his back against the galvanized pipe was making the "breathing" sound as he moved backward and forward. The movement was also what caused the heater to move inside the bedroom floor as he worked the vent pipe slowly across his back.
We both had a big laugh and it continued inside when I told Momma and Margy what we found.
The mind is a powerful thing. I think that the sounds were probably embellished by our brains because of the scary movie we had watched recently and because of the unknown source of the sounds.
I still laugh at the events of that night even today as I write my story of the "possessed" heater and the fear that it put into us. And now, it's something you can laugh at too.
Wednesday, 15 August 2012 13:05
The perfect cast…a boy's memories
By: Rodney Miller
I had just made the perfect cast. I spotted an old tree stump sticking up in the water with another tree hanging a few feet above, shading the stump. There were stick-up all around, but with the well placed cast, I had dropped the worm just under the tree and over the stickups and the night crawler hit the water, ever so soft, just inches from the stump. As the bait settled out of sight under the ripples, a swirl of water appeared as the line from my reel began to tighten. I lowered my rod tip towards the water and when the fish had taken up the slack, I set the hook hard.
The weather was unusually warn for early May in 1972. Mom, Dad and I took a trip to our favorite fishing spot, Wood Creek Lake at London. We had been there many times before but something felt special about that day, it was just perfect. The water looked almost glassy with a smoky fog rising above it. We couldn't have asked for better conditions and best of all, the fish were biting.
We had gotten out the night before after an evening spring shower and caught enough worms to almost half fill our gallon milk jug. Mom had packed a small cooler with sandwiches and drinks and Dad wanted to try out his new Zebco 33 I had bought him for his birthday. We only had a small 14-foot boat with an electric trolling motor that probably wouldn't do 2 MPH, but Dad always told us, "You have to sneak up on the big fish."
As we quietly and slowly made our way out of the dock it looked as if we had the whole lake to ourselves. Back then, the boats with the big motors weren't allowed on the lake and there wasn't nearly as much traffic to fight. Now, there is barely enough room to park on a pretty day and a house with a dock on nearly every inch of shore.
We hadn't gone very far, when Dad pulled the boat up near the edge and on my first cast, I caught a small bass. "This is going to be a good day Dad." I told him as I released the fish too small to be a keeper. For the next two hours, we were getting a "hit" on just about every cast. We brought a fish-basket to hold the fish we would keep and already had enough to make a mess.
We talked about a lot of things as the day went on, leaving all of our worries at home. We rounded a small point jutting out into the lake and I told Mom, "Right there's a place where if I was a fish, I'd be living." The dark stump was sticking up about a foot out of the water and lots of brush surrounded it. It would take the perfect cast to hit the small opening but I somehow felt like that was where 'ole Mr. Bass called home.
I whipped the rod under handed and it landed as if it had a laser guiding it. No sooner as the bait was out of sight something hit hard. As I set the hook, it felt almost as if I had hooked the stump. But then, he pulled back as the hook pierced his mouth. My drag began to sing as he stripped off yards of line. I knew I had hooked the biggest fish of my short life and I felt helpless to stop or even slow him down. "Give him plenty of line!" Mom yelled. My only thought was, "I hope I don't run out of line."
He slowed down a little and I pumped the rod again and this time, he exploded through the surface like a torpedo. "Keep a tight line," Dad warned, "or he might throw the hook!" I cranked the handle as he turned towards the boat. When he got close, he dove like a submarine under the boat. Again, he stripped off line as I fought him again and again pumping the rod and cranking the handle to stop him.
Unable to turn him, he again went for the stump and wrapped my line around several stick-ups in the water. My heart sank in my chest as I pulled and cranked to no avail, he wouldn't budge. I then thought he would surely break my line but the small stick-ups gave a little as he fought like a gladiator to free himself. Back and forth the small bushes cut through the water finally slowing down to just a twitch.
"You think he got off?" Dad asked. "No, I think he just tired out. I believe he's still hooked, he just stopped to rest." I replied
Quickly, I began to take off my shoes and shirt, empting my pockets of my pants. "Rodney, what are you doing?" Mom asked. "I'm getting my fish!" I answered in a determined voice. "I'm going down after him."
"Jam-up, don't let him jump in, a fish ain't worth that." Mom begged. Dad then looked me straight in the eye and said, "Just be careful. Follow the line down and be sure not to get tangled in it or you'll probably loose your fish." I nodded at him and hit the water.
I didn't even feel the cold water as I made my way down the line deeper into the lake. When I felt where he was tangled, again he tried to get away. Quickly, I grabbed him by his large mouth as tried again shaking his head, to throw the hook. In my grasp now, I finally had won the battle. Up from the deep I came with the big bass proudly above my head as he flipped his tail back and forth with his last bit of strength.
I swam to the boat with my trophy in hand as Mom clapped her hands and Dad gave me a thumbs up. I carefully handed him over the side of the boat to Dad, as both of them were speechless looking at his size. Later at home, we weighed him in at just a little over six pounds. By far, the biggest bass any of us had ever seen.
He was a smallmouth, and that made him a little more special. I placed him in our freezer and told Dad, "When I save up enough money, I'm going to get that fish mounted."
Next year, I left home and went to live with my sister Jackie in Indianapolis to find work. After about two months, I made a visit back home because I had gotten a little homesick. A short time after I arrived we were sitting around the table having some of my Mom's home cooking, I had missed so much, when Dad said, "I know now why that big fish of yours weighed so much." My mouth fell open and I asked "Why?" Hoping what I was thinking, wasn't true.
"When I got him out to clean him" Dad went on, " he had a small bass about 6 inches long in him and about a dozen crawdads."
I couldn't say too much. Dad only caught fish to eat, not to show, he always said. "Next time we go I know what kind of bait I'm going to use." He laughed.
I laughed also, trying not to cry. There was no way I could have been mad at Dad. And to this day, I've never caught a bigger bass. But, I can say one thing for sure; I don't think my Mom or Dad had ever been more proud of me as the day I brought that big bass up out of that water. I can still see them smiling today, just as they did so many years ago.
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The word "best" is hard to describe, let alone define. But it sure is easy for Nebraska fans to vote for the Best Moment in sports over this past year, one of the awards that ESPN will present live on Wednesday night, July 17, four days before Jack Hoffman will participate in the inaugural Nebraska Football Uplifting Athletes Road Race, presented by the Lincoln Track Club.
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Rita Pyramid Stud Tote
Style # 222172
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A chic nod to the studded trend, this sleek bebe tote is sure to lend any outfit polish with a jolt of edge.
- Leatherette, metal
- H 14" (36 cm) x W 13" (33 cm) x D 6" (15 cm)
- Handle: 7" (18 cm)
- Strap: 19" (48 cm)
- Imported
Rated 1 out of 5�by 1 reviewer.
Rated 1 out of 5�by candyred90 Disappointed The style was overall cheaply made I know its not real leather but I've ordered purses from bebe that weren't real leather and they didn't look like this. The gold detail is plastic and un presentable October 2, 2013
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