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Hi Ron , Sounds like a good study and going to be a great article , hope you post it here at Tm I thought of Smoke =a positive Rev 15:8 And the temple was filled with smoke from the glory of God, and from his power; and no man was able to enter into the temple, till the seven plagues of the seven angels were fulfilled. here Rev 8:4 And the smoke of the incense, [which came] with the prayers of the saints, ascended up before God out of the angel's hand. and the negative Isa 65:5 Which say, Stand by thyself, come not near to me; for I am holier than thou. These [are] a smoke in my nose, a fire that burneth all the day. Rev 14:11 And the smoke of their torment ascendeth up for ever and ever: and they have no rest day nor night, who worship the beast and his image, and whosoever receiveth the mark of his name. hope I did it right , just wanted to help bro .. i am not sure the symbolic meaning of smoke though rose


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By Mike Trahan
Once again this year Sugarbush management has decided to close Mt. Ellen at the end of March, leaving behind still excellent cover and terrain to rot in the spring temperatures. For anyone who has skied Mt. Ellen prior to the current ownership, you know that Mt. Ellen has a long heritage for having some of the best early November and late spring skiing conditions in the East.
Since the opening of Clay Brook and the new village at Lincoln Peak, Sugarbush has felt it more prudent to not open Mt. Ellen until late December and close it at the end of March. This means we only get to enjoy this wonderful mountain for 14 weeks every season -- what a waste! Last year Mt. Ellen still had snow well into June. The biggest travesty to me is the closing of Mt. Ellen regardless of how much snow is left; last year there wasn't a bare spot to be found when it closed and to make things worst, we received several storms after it had been closed. I watched people hike up in the deep snow just to get one more run at Mt. Ellen.
When I inquired about the early closing last spring, I was told by Sugarbush public relations, "To keep either mountain open in the spring requires a lot of extra snowmaking. The top of Mt. Ellen is affectionately called 'Baldy' for a very good reason. The sun melts the snow there fast unless we have stockpiled an enormous amount. The new base area with the Castlerock Pub's patio and grill and Timbers Restaurant is a terrific venue to enjoy the warm temperatures and soft snow."
I agreed to try it last year to see how it compared to Mt. Ellen. In my opinion there was no comparison. Stein's and Spring Fling quickly became mushy and there were water pools at the bottom, all the while people continued to hike up Mt. Ellen every weekend.
This year I again inquired about the early closing of Mt. Ellen and was told to reference the email response I was sent last year and to forward it on to my friends. This is public relations?
When I suggested that they just run two lifts at Mt. Ellen on the weekends in April with limited grooming and staff, I was told "To run two lifts at Mt. Ellen makes little economic sense. We would still need to groom it, clean it, patrol it and operate it for a small coterie of people who can be well serviced at Lincoln Peak."
I ask, well served in the minds of Sugarbush management, or to the loyal locals and season pass holders who return to Sugarbush every year for the chance to experience Mt. Ellen in the spring? It also seems like a terrible waste for Sugarbush to invest so much money into snowmaking and two terrain parks, only to close them well before their time.
I encourage all of you who love the great terrain at Mt. Ellen to voice your concerns to Win Smith and Sugarbush management in the hopes that they will change this poorly thought out policy. And I encourage Sugarbush to survey your loyal pass holders for their opinion of your decision to open Mt. Ellen late and close it early. If Mt. Ellen is nothing more than an ugly step child, then maybe its time to sell it to someone who truly appreciates its quality and beauty. Long live the diamond in the rough!
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Comments On Jun 30, 2015:Originally bought these for a 2015 Ace 570 but are now on a 2015 Scrambler XP1000. The 4+3 offset wheels do make the quad a lot wider than stock Polaris wheels. With that said, you will get a lot more dirty due to the tires poking half way out from under the plastics. If STI could offer these in a 5+2 or even a 6+1 configuration, these would be the perfect looking wheel for this quad. Other than that, there is no rubbing or issues with fit or finish.
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Total width in front ends up being 52.5 inches, but the gates are about that wide. We will see about the gates up out of Beaver, Utah next month, but so far it barely squeezes through.
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The bolts on the beadlocks seem to loosen over time. This may be because they are new, but a small dab of locktite helps solve the problem.
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What if you had only one day to live? What would you do? Who would you kiss? And how far would you go to save your own life?
Samantha Kingston has it all: the world's most crush-worthy boyfriend, three amazing best friends, and first pick of everything at Thomas Jefferson High—from the best table in the cafeteria to the choicest parking spot. Friday, February 12, should be just another day in her charmed life. Instead, it turns out to be her last. Then she gets a second chance. Seven chances, in fact. Reliving her last day during one miraculous week, she will untangle the mystery surrounding her death - and discover the true value of everything she is in danger of losing.
©2010 Lauren Oliver (P)2010 HarperCollins Publishers
"Oliver, in a pitch-perfect teen voice, explores the power we have to affect the people around us in this intensely believable first novel...This is a compelling book with a powerful message and should not be missed." (Booklist)
I am addicted to Audible! I spend many hours listening while knitting or bonding over a great story with my family.
"Great story... but not for kids!"
I originally purchased this story for my twelve year-old daughter and I to listen to together. We didn't even make it through ten minutes before I realized that this was not going to be an appropriate choice for her. There are far too many references regarding drugs/drinking and sex (and not in a don't do them sort of way). Nevertheless, I decided to give this book a chance on my own, mainly because I didn't want to waste a credit, and was very happy that I did.
Despite the "older audience" themes, this story did offer some great life lessons. The main character is forced to re-live the same day over again, and in this process, discovers some great insights into how her and her friends actions impact those around them. It is also a story of self discovery. Lauren Oliver writes this in a way that is very human and believable and it feels like she may be drawing from some of her own past experiences. Not only does this story offer some great messages, it is also very entertaining. The narrator sounds very young and fits this role perfectly. She is also very expressive and a joy to listen to. I would recommend this story, but only for a 15+ audience!
At first glance Before I Fall seems to be a typical YA novel about a teenage girl and her journey toward self-discovery, but it didn't take long for me to realize it is so much more.
First off, this book is incredibly well written--I love this. The descriptions, storyline, character development: beautiful. I loved all of it so much I couldn't help but run out and purchase a hardback copy of this book immediately after I finished listening to the audio book, so I might reread the many beautiful passages contained in the book as many times as I'd like without having to rewind. That being said, I'll never regret purchasing the audio book format. It is well worth having and will listen to it over and over again.
Second: the fact that this audio book left me breathless more times then I can count. This book, combined with the fantastic/flawless performance by Sarah Drew resulted in the ultimate listening experience.
Sarah Drew's performance really did this book justice--she's the perfect fit. She was so good that I will purchase other audio books in which she is the narrator.
Third: how I couldn't stop thinking about this book after I was finished with it.
I love this book. It's fantastic, beautiful, lovely, wonderful. I'm glad I purchased it. It is more then credit-worthy.
"Wish I could give it 6 stars!!"
This has to be one of the most wonderful books I've ever listened to- and coming from someone who's been reading/listening to at least 2 books per month for 40 years, that's saying a lot! It starts out as "Mean Girls" meets "Groundhog Day" , but then becomes so much more - a meditation on the meaning of life and what it means to love, all told with the utterly believable voice of a 17 year old girl, who keeps reliving the last day of her life until she gets it right. The story unravels with enough twists and turns so that the suspense never flags. The writing is outstanding, every character, every scene springs to life, but the descriptions are never tedious. And finally, the narrator is superb. A poor narrator can really ruin a good book, but this one is perfect for this book. Do yourself s favor and get this audiobook
This was by far one of the best books I've listened to. First off, let me say that the narrator was amazing. She seemed to perfectly capture the characters and make you genuinely feel for even the seemingly most unredeemable of them. The prose was at times compelling and at other times shocking and heartbreaking. A truly amazing book and a good reality check for everyone, not just the "mean girls." I typically only listen to audiobooks during my commute but I found myself being so absorbed in the story and desperate to find out what happens in the the end that I ended up listening long into the night. Be warned, this book will make you think, make you smile, laugh and especially cry. I am really looking forward to future projects from this author as well as the narrator.
"A powerful story with the perfect narrator."
The best part of the story was Sam discovering who everyone is on a deeper level by getting small glimpses into their personal lives. By learning about all their true nature she ultimately discovers herself and what was important in life.
Sam was my favorite character. The listener can go on the journey with her and see how she changes with each day. I love the things that she learns and thinks about as the story progresses.
The narrator was perfect for this story. You could feel Sam's emotions. I've never listened to a narration with such perfect settle emotions.
The story made me think a lot about people and how there is always more going on than what's on the surface. It also made me think a lot about the timing and impact of simple events.
"fantastic story, fantastic narrator"
This book was engaging from start to finish. The narrator was wonderful. This was a book that reminds me why I prefer books on audio: A good narrator brings the story to life in a way that you can't get on your own by just reading the text. I highly recommend this book, and not just for the YA audience.
"Teenager - Groundhog Day"
I despised smoking and the fact that this book glorifies bad, out of control youngsters, made it extra hard for me to get into the story. I can't identify to the high school experience described in this book. My upbringing & school experience was very different. If nothing else I hope that this book teaches those who chose to continue to populate the earth how important it is to care and to connect, to understand the challenges in your children's life and the need to guide and challenge the status quo in order to break the horrible pattern depicted in this book.
The ending to me was confusing and left me feeling empty after I was able to force myself to not abandon the book.
Kent is probably my favorite besides Sam herself.
I hated this book and I liked the book. I did not in any shape or form love the book. The story is infuriating most times but touching other times. A reminder of how our actions make a difference in other people's life, whether we acknowledge that or not. It was also yet another reminder that life is too short.
"So Good"
The writing is so good in this book, keeps you hanging on from beginning to end, the characters are so believable, I loved and hated them all at one point of the book or the other - just like in highschool but as good as the book was the narration by Sarah Drew really set the tone, I have since downloaded every book she's narrated, I hope Grey's Anatomy doesn't take her away from this entirely because as good as a book is if the narrating is grating and annoying I can't even get through it, then I have to turn around and buy it again in print form
"Great Narrator!"
I love Lauren Oliver's books, the narrator is one of the best narrators I have come across!
"Beautiful narration and writing"
You adult fiction has such a special place in my heart, and now so does this book. I am so impressed with the talent of Sarah Drew's reading, and absolutely love Lauren Oliver's beautiful descriptive writing! Am a fan of both ladies now and look forward to what they each do next.
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The best Irish pub in the world
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Uruguay set to return left-wing Broad Front movement to power
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Brazilian president forced to backtrack as fiscal pressure grows ever greater
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- November 24, 2014, 01:45
Rousseff made great political capital by attacking the elite but may need to reach out to them to overcome recession
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- November 20, 2014, 00:41
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Fanatical following for food expert who rips into poor restaurant fare
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- November 18, 2014, 01:00
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Former allies a stumbling block for Dilma Rousseff
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Rousseff retains power in Brazil and promises reform
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President may tackle corruption by switching to public financing of political campaigns
Rousseff moves ahead of centre-right rival in opinion poll just ahead of election in Brazil
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The room where Michael Dwyer died
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Workers Party must convince public they are better off after four years of Dilma
Michael Dwyer's mother and sister make 'emotional' visit to hotel room where he was shot to death
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- September 15, 2014, 01:02
Five-day visit to Bolivia part of family's campaign for independent international inquiry into Dwyer's death
Two women in close contest to lead Brazil
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- September 5, 2014, 01:00
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Argentina unveils plan to get around US court ruling on debt
- Economy
- August 21, 2014, 01:00
Plan will force bondholders to choose between US legal limbo or Argentinian jurisdiction
Kirchner to prosecute US firm for plant closure
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- August 17, 2014, 21:29
Argentina moves to prosecute company under anti-terrorist laws for shutting down operation
EU trade deal with South American bloc on the cards
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- August 15, 2014, 01:15
There is concern that a deal with Mercosur could hit Ireland's beef sector
'I have all my 14 grandchildren with me. The empty seat is no longer empty'
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- August 11, 2014, 01:00
The legacy of the Dirty War lives on as the search for stolen children continues
Pope's club on the verge of a double miracle
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- August 5, 2014, 01:00
San Lorenzo is poised to win its biggest trophy and finally return home
Overseas bankers attempt to resolve Argentina's debt impasse
- Economy
- August 5, 2014, 01:00
Banks including HSBC and Citi in talks to buy bonds in hands of 'holdout' investors
The posterboy of the 1 per cent who can bring down a country
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- August 2, 2014, 01:00
When everyone is stampeding for the exits, Paul Singer steps in and buys up the debt
Default deja vu belies fear that Argentina's options are shrinking
- World
- August 2, 2014, 01:00
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Argentina defaults on debt for second time after talks fail
- Economy
- July 31, 2014, 08:10
Bank deal collapses, settlement talks in New York end without agreement
Argentina heads for debt default as talks break up with no deal
- Economy
- July 31, 2014, 00:02
Standard & Poor's cuts country's credit rating to 'selective default' before deadline
Argentina set for debt default for second time in 13 years
- Economy
- July 29, 2014, 22:21
After a decade of legal battles in US courts, Argentina has exhausted legal avenues
Argentina locked in a high-stakes stand-off with bondholders
- Economy
- July 26, 2014, 01:01
The latest debt crisis is a hangover from the last default 12 years ago
Can Dunga ride to the rescue this time?
- International
- July 23, 2014, 07:56
New coach needs to impose some of his personal steeliness into a Brazil squad
Brazil's World Cup goals still not reached even after final whistle
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- July 23, 2014, 01:00
São Paulo Letter: the party is over but Brazilians are waiting for promised benefits
Brazil revels in Argentina's World Cup final misfortune
- International
- July 15, 2014, 01:00
Maradona returns fire by bringing up host nation's 7-1 defeat to Germany
Brazilian fans cry for Argentina. Not
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- July 13, 2014, 23:45
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Thinking like a fan while covering games is one dicey high-wire act
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- July 12, 2014, 12:05
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Play-off unlikely to capture Brazil's imagination
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- July 12, 2014, 01:00
Hard to imagine the home crowd getting behind their team against the Netherlands after semi-final humiliation
Chastened Brazil fear final humiliation at the hands of Argentina
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- July 11, 2014, 01:00
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Dirk Kuyt's marathon run comes to an end
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- July 10, 2014, 08:30
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- July 9, 2014, 08:24
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- July 3, 2014, 07:00
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- July 2, 2014, 12:40
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Daily Tip: how to use QR codes on your iPhone or iPad
Seen those funky little QR (quick response) bar codes floating around and wondering how to scan them on your iPhone or iPad? QR codes are used to store useful information like web URLs, contact cards, e-mail addresses, etc... While QR reading isn't built into iOS, there are, of course, apps for that.
- First you'll need to get an app that reads QR codes. There are tons in the App Store. Some are free and some are paid. In this example, we are using a free app called RL Classic by Occipital. Others include [QR scanner](http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/qr-scanner/id377643590?mt=8&at=10l3Vy&ct=d_im){.nofollow} or [QR reader](http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/qr-reader-for-iphone/id368494609?mt=8&at=10l3Vy&ct=d_im){.nofollow} and tons to choose from will come up. Take your pick and download one.
- Next you'll need to find a nifty code to scan and open the app. It should pull up something just like above where you can scan a code using your camera app. Apps like RL Classic don't require you to take a physical picture - simply center the QR code in between the bars and it should pick up on it.
- Next you'll get some type of prompt showing you the information in the QR code. In this example it's a web URL. I can just tap to visit the URL or cancel and it will save it to my history.
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Daily Tip: how to use QR codes on your iPhone or iPad
Nice article on how to use qr code. I am using the "QR code reader for iphone" app from the appstore. Pretty pleased with the performance of the app so far.
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OK, u go thru those steps, and then what? In some cases, after a scan I am given options, which other software to use--including using the phone (the phone, really, for what?). I would not know the difference between using one or another and i feel this piece of info would be good to include as well. Then, assuming you click on a link, nothing happens usually, and if it does, then what?
It seems most people who use QR codes haven't ever read anything about how to best use them. Most QR codes I find are almost useless and provide little to no value to either party. This is unfortunate since I think it gives QR codes a bad rep, and causes people to scan them less in the future. Here's a good example of how to properly use QR codes... http://qfuse.com/blog/how-best-to-use-qr-codes/


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Dana is such an asshole, had done a lot for the sport but he's an asshole. I never thought I'd see the day that him and GSP were at ends.
Dana is such an asshole, had done a lot for the sport but he's an asshole. I never thought I'd see the day that him and GSP were at ends.
With Dana being where he is stops a bunch of complaints, BS, and keeps many in line. The F brothers don't want all of the petty headaces DW has. DW makes their lives easier and they like that even knowing they could do better just don't want the hasle. Plus even if DW stepped down the media still would question him and print it
normally I don't care what dana says or does but lately his attitude towards GSP is just disappointing. GSP being the ambassador for the UFC and one of the biggest PPV draws and not to mention one of the GOAT, how can you bury a person like him? hope karma bites on danas ass someday.
Just a thought-
Had GSP actually lost I think much of DW's comments might seem substantiated. However, he did not. Even worse, he was willing to walk away from his career and a championship he's worked QUITE hard to earn and defend even after suffering a severe knee injury.
That kind of thing and the fact that GSP's character is pretty rock-solid overall makes DW look even more like a fool here than usual. As a matter of fact, it makes him look like an even more disloyal fool than most thought.
You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
Favourite fighters: Mark Hunt, Tom Niinimäki and Anton Kuivanen
He only cares about the present, he only cares about money. You give him money today? He is your friend and everything is good.
You decide to retire tomorrow? He does not give a shit about you and about what you have done.
And still there are people defending that fucking idiot, lool the most pathetic thing is how some people call him "Uncle Dana".
I have been saying for years that he is stupid douchebag, but most of you thought that I am simply a hater because he said bad things about Fedor.
Well here you have your dear "uncle" Dana, he has talked shit about many good fighters. Now he is disrespecting GSP, next time he will disrespect Cain velasquez....oh wait, he already did that after the first Cigano fight.
He is a fucking 40 year old that has the attitude of some bitchy 8 year old boy. Fuck him!
Not only brazilians can do this stuff
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Homecoming court announced at Marshall
Three men and three women will spend the rest of the week hoping to hear their names called at halftime of Saturday's homecoming football game between Marshall University and Tulsa.
The six students are vying to become Mr. and Miss Marshall, after becoming the finalists announced Tuesday as part of the 2012 Homecoming Court.
The three candidates for Miss Marshall are Casey Adams, a senior biology major from Huntington; Andrea Celorio, a senior international business and finance major from Guadalajara, Mexico, now living in Poca, W.Va.; and Leslie Thomas, a senior biology major from Montgomery, W.Va.
The three candidates for Mr. Marshall are Rusty Sartin, a junior nursing major from Kermit, W.Va.; Stephen "J.R." Sheppard, a first-year exercise physiology graduate student from Delbarton, W.Va.; and Zachary Morris, a junior public relations major from Montgomery, W.Va.
Saturday's game at Joan C. Edwards Stadium starts at 3:30 p.m. A complete schedule of homecoming events can be found at www.marshall.edu. One event not on the list is the annual WMUL Car Bash from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday on Buskirk Field.
Cost to bash a minivan painted in Tulsa's colors is $1 for two minutes. The remains of the minivan will be hauled on a trailer in the homecoming parade, which starts at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in downtown Huntington.
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Chattanooga Basketball Postgame Quotes
Chattanooga at Georgia Southern
Hanner Fieldhouse - Statesboro, Ga.
Saturday - Feb. 2, 2013
Chattanooga Head Coach John Shulman
Thoughts on the game
"We've had some bad cards dealt, and we've all been there. We were down 21 in the second half at Georgia Southern. They are a talented basketball team. They came out and made shots early. We couldn't get a stop, but I am proud of our kids for battling back with six minutes left. We asked them to rip open their chests and expose their hearts. We told them to go for it, and they understand that when you go for it that sometimes you get heartbroken."
Thoughts on the final play
"For us to come back in the 'bad-break after bad-break' frame of mind is tough. You have Ferguson banking on in from the top of the key and our kids are still fighting. To come back from 21 is a great thing, and for Gee McGhee to step to the foul line and hit two with 40 seconds to go to take the lead is pretty gutty. For us to come back is pretty gutty. I still felt comfortable playing man and doubling Reed in that last possession. We got beat on a broken play. We liked what we drew up at the end, felt comfortable with it, and they did a good job. We were asking a freshman to do an awful lot, but I really didn't have another choice. Gee will learn from it. I appreciated our kids' effort. I know the result is a loss, but I appreciate the effort."
"We've been rewarded. We've got some wins, and it's very simple. If you keep putting yourself in this position with an opportunity to win, you have a chance to win. If you're down 25 to Elon with five to play, you don't have a prayer, so you're looking at UNCG down two and up one with four to play with Georgia Southern. And that's without Dontay Hampton. We have to keep on working and getting better. I think our kids believe we can win and be successful. We have a tough schedule. We've played six of our first nine SoCon games on the road. This is February and we've played two home conference games since Christmas. We've had a lot piled on us, but being down 21 and battling back because they believed is us battling through a lot of adversity. There aren't many teams who can pressure like Georgia Southern, but we only turned the ball over twice in the second half. Results are results, and you have to win, but I liked our kids tonight and I am proud of them."
Gee McGhee, sophomore, guard
Thoughts going into the game
"I talked to Dontay before the game and he said to keep my head up. He told me times goes by quick in four years and I need to take advantage of opportunities. I just took that into consideration tonight and thought about him the entire time. We just couldn't finish tonight."
Thoughts on the comeback
"Teams get comfortable when they have big leads. We made a great run. Our coaches were great and our bench had enthusiasm, but we just couldn't finish. We have to practice, get better and come back at it next time."
Thoughts on shooting two free throws to put the Mocs on top late
"I felt comfortable after I got a few easy buckets. I went to the line multiple times tonight so I knew I just needed to take my times and breathe. I knew I need to play my game, not stress and have fun. Having fun and playing with your family is what this game is all about."
Drazen Zlovaric, senior, forward
Thoughts on the comeback in the second half
"I try, every time I got out there, to give my all no matter what. It's unfortunate we fell short tonight because it was a great comeback for us. We were down 21, and it is tough on the road to dig down deep to find motivation and juice to comeback. But we did and I am really proud of my team. We just fell short at the end."
Thoughts on the Mocs' confidence
"The comeback was big. No doubt about it. We realized we could really win this game near the end, but it is tough to fall short at the end. We have a big home schedule coming up and it would have been nice to have won the last road game going back. I think it would have given it a lot of confidence, but I think we build a lot of confidence today because of how we played. If that shot falls in, we win and everything is great. You can't say you're not proud of the team and how we played tonight."
Thoughts on guarding Reed
"He is a really good player with a lot of experience as a senior. We were trying to get the ball out of his hands. Unfortunately, we fouled him a few times but I think we did a decent job of guarding him. Especially in the second half."


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United States Air Force Academy, CO (Sports Network) - Cody Getz rushed 21 times for 125 yards and a touchdown to push Air Force to a 21-7 victory over the Hawaii Warriors in a Mountain West Conference matchup at Falcon Stadium.
Jon Lee provided a spark with 72 yards on eight attempts for Air Force (6-5, 5-2 MWC), which ended a two-game losing slide and became bowl eligible with the win. Wes Cobb turned 12 carries into 54 yards and two scores while Austin Niklas paced the defensive unit with nine total tackles. The Falcons' defense was remarkable as they held their opponent to 37 rushing yards on 31 attempts for a 1.2 yard per carry average.
Jeremy Higgins completed 14-of-23 attempts for 125 yards and a touchdown while under center for Hawaii (1-9, 0-6), which lost its eighth consecutive outing. Higgins was sacked three times for a loss of 26 yards. Clark Evans made three receptions for 55 yards and the team's only touchdown.
The Warriors took a 7-0 lead at the 6:39 mark of the opening quarter when Higgins completed a 26-yard strike for six points to Evans.
Air Force scored its first points with 12:13 remaining before the intermission as Cobb ran two yards across the goal line. Neither side managed to score again before the second quarter's conclusion, which sent the game into halftime knotted up at 7-7.
Getz gave the Falcons their first lead of the game with a five-yard touchdown run just over three minutes after the start of the third quarter. Getz's touchdown run punctuated a seven-play, 81-yard drive.
Air Force added some insurance with 34 seconds left in the third frame by producing an eight-play, 80-yard drive which ended with Cobb's second touchdown run of the contest.
Neither side managed to produce any more points in the contest. Air Force did not attempt a pass on any of its 68 offensive plays, but it still gained 338 yards of total offense while limiting Hawaii to 162 yards on offense.
The Falcons accepted a bid to play in the Armed Forces Bowl soon after the conclusion of the game.
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Lanza left behind journals, which state police turned over to the FBI for analysis, but if investigators have any ideas about his motive, they aren't saying.
Nicole Hockley, whose son Dylan was among the children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School, said she has come to grips with the fact that she may never know why Lanza carried out the massacre. But she's focused on measures to prevent violence.
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HAMBURG, NY – Thiel College prevailed with a 3-0 victory over Hilbert College on a night the Hawks celebrated their graduating senior athletes. There was a very supportive and encouraging crowd in Hafner to support the men's volleyball team in their last game of the season.
Scott Ross led with 7 kills (.267) and Fred Sickau followed right behind with 6 kills. Anthony Blasz added one service ace to his 4 kills and 4 digs while Adam Clabo chipped in one kill and one dig. Ending his career with season high stats was Ryan Tofil who bumped his career totals with 2 kills, and one dig, one solo block, and one assisted block.
The sophomore class contributed their part, with Ryan Ratajczak adding 11 digs which keeps him in the top four spots in the national Division III rankings. David Mellerski continued to pace the offense with 22 assists and Andrew Duncan played in impressive match with 2 kills and one assisted block. Stephen Phillips, playing in his second game back from a season long injury, passed for one assist but had many touches on the ball. Korey Schwab added 3 kills and 5 digs to represent the freshman class tonight. Missing from the line-up was junior Adam Weaver, who has missed the last few games because of lingering concussed symptoms. Weaver currently ranks #1 in Division III national stats with 4.32 kills per set.
Thiel College took an early lead in the first set to cruise to a 25-10 victory. The Hawks pulled together for a 25-18 loss in the middle set before they really challenged the Tomcats in the third as both teams traded leads for most of the game. Hilbert dropped the final set, 25-21, and finished the season with a 6-21 overall record.
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ON CAMPUS: Richmond helps set ECU school record
In just his seventh game as an East Carolina University Pirate, junior Akeem Richmond (SLHS) played an integral part in setting a new ECU school record for three pointers made in a game as the Pirates routed St. Andrews, 111-59.
Richmond's 5-of-10 shooting from behind the arc added to ECU's 18-of-36 deep balls, setting a new school record. The Pirates (6-1) came into the game shooting 26 percent from behind the line as a team and were last place in Conference USA in that category, but exploded for 50 percent made three-pointers against the Knights. Richmond was responsible for pushing the team over the 100-point mark for the first time since last season's opener when he connected on the 18th three-pointer of the night. He would finish tied as the Pirates' leading scorer with senior Shamarr Bowden at 15 points. Richmond also added five assists, four rebounds and one steal in 19 minutes of play.
The Pirates will be off this week as students take finals and will be back in action Saturday as they travel to Chapel Hill to take on North Carolina in a noon tipoff.
Aaron Mellette's post-season honors continue to roll in as the Elon wide receiver was named to the 2012 AFCA Football Subdivision Coaches All-America team. Mellette (SLHS) becomes just the second Phoenix player to ever earn AFCA All-America accolades.
Mellette also decided last week to pass on his invitation to play in the 2012 FCS Senior Scout Bowl and instead accepted an invitation to play in the Division 1 Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala. Mellette is the first Elon player to ever play in the Senior Bowl, which began in 1950. "It's a blessing and an honor to receive an invitation to the Senior Bowl," said Mellette. "I can't wait to go down there and make Elon and my hometown of Sanford proud. This is a great opportunity for me to display my skills and show that I can play with these guys." Head Coach Jason Swepson added, "This is a great honor for Aaron, and one that he deserves. He has worked extremely hard, not only this year but for the past five years. Aaron put himself in this position and we, as a coaching staff, are glad that we could help him be successful. He has a bright future ahead of him and I know that the Elon community is excited to see him play at the next level. I know that Elon will always be a special place for Aaron."
This year's Senior Bowl will be held Jan. 26, 2013, at Ladd-Peebles Stadium and will air on the NFL Network. Kickoff is scheduled for 4 p.m.
Josh Mellette (SLHS) and Wake Tech improved to 8-3 on the season with a win over Cape Fear CC, 61-57. Mellette continues to lead the Eagles on the season in several categories, including scoring averaging 15.6 points per game, shooting 68 percent and rebounds averaging 9.6 a game. He is second on the team in blocked shots with 2.4 a game. The Eagles will travel Saturday to face Central Carolina CC at Louisburg College.
Julian Martin (SLHS) and N.C. Wesleyan (7-1) saw their undefeated streak come to an end as Mayville handed the Battling Bishops their first loss of the season, 86-72. Martin came off of the bench to score two points and add two assists in four minutes of play. N.C. Wesleyan will to Guilford on Saturday for a 2 p.m. game.
Ace Chalmers (SLHS) and Davidson CC (12-2) went 2-1 this week by downing Mt. Zion Prep, 107-100, and winning the first game of the 2012 DCCC Storm Classic over Northern Virginia CC, 92-80, but would fall in their second game to Clinton JC, 86-73. Chalmers added one rebound and one assist in the Storm's victory over Northern Virginia and had two assists and a steal in the Storm's loss to Clinton. Davidson will break for the holidays and return to action on Jan. 5, traveling to Southside Virginia CC.
Elijah Buie, Dwayne McEachin (Grace Christian) and Davis College (4-6, 1-0) defeated Broome CC, 69-60. The Falcons will break for the holidays and return back to action on Jan. 12 hosting North Country CC.
Alex Tucker (LCHS) and Francis Marion University (3-1) were off last week and will be back in action this week as they hit the road for two games, Wednesday at Chowan for a 7:30 tipoff and Saturday at Georgia College for a 3:30 game.
Women's Basketball
Yazzy Butler (SLHS) and UNC Pembroke (4-2) will be back in action after being off last week and will travel to Chowan on Wednesday for a 5 p.m. game and then to USC Aiken on Saturday for a 5:30 p.m. contest.
All-American Mike Williams (SLHS) (11-1) and 20th-ranked UNC Pembroke (2-2) went 1-2 in this weekend's Newberry Duals, falling to Findlay 25-15 and Lake Erie 26-10, but then picking up a win over Cumberland University, 39-12. Williams, ranked No. 1 in the 174-pound class, opened the tournament with an easy win over Findlay's Alec Bissel collecting a first-period pin at the 1:19 mark. Williams would then earn decisions over Cumberland's Eziekiel Hunt 5-2 and Lake Erie's Dylan Zivcic 9-3 to go 3-0 on the weekend. The Braves will travel to Indianapolis, Ind., this weekend to participate in the two-day Midwest Classic.


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RB K.moreno D.martin B.powell
WR R.Wayne R.Randle A.boldin H.douglas
TE J.finley H.miller
Need to start 2RB, 2WR, 1TE, 1 Flex.
(moreno and martin are no brainers at rb, just listed powell as a flex option.)
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Eli Manning knows how phones and football go together
As for your comments on me, I like that list, but I'm not 100% sold on Boldin. He hasn't done much since week 1 and Kap has been passing more to Davis lately. I had Randle in there because he's had pretty good stats the past 2 weeks (incl 2 TD vs both Philly and Chicago), and Minnesota has crap corners and they'll be rolling all their coverage to Nicks and Cruz. It's streaky given the route running decision issues we all know Randle has, but at least he's not straight up quitting on a route like Nicks did in Chicago. But that's just my opinion.
Eli Manning knows how phones and football go together
Yeah, Randle has been pretty solid, he's had good fantasy performances in half his games. Considering the amount Eli passes, he seems to be a pretty good WR3 play any week.
His real value is as a stash, though. If someone in front of him goes down (or gets traded), he becomes a clear WR2/low-end WR1.
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Stevan Ridley or Jacobs
Ruben randle or Colby fleener
Tom Brady Ryan tannehill or cam
2014 season
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50 tackles 3 sacks (3 td saving tackles including final tackle as time expired to clinch win, hit of the game 9/14 & 10/26 )
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My name is Maja and I come from small town in the center of Croatian coast.
I started crocheting when my niece asked me to crochet a cellphone purse for her birthday. That was in 2010. and since ...
My name is Maja and I come from small town in the center of Croatian coast.
I started crocheting when my niece asked me to crochet a cellphone purse for her birthday. That was in 2010. and since then I crocheted baby afgans, baby booties, scarves, hats, bags....about anything you can think of, and as you can see a got hooked on hook. I sold baby booties on Facebook and they soon became a huge hit! I have more than 14.000 fans on my page. Now I know that ma real passion is designing booties and I really hope you'll like what you see here and that you'll keep coming back!
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Members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club held the 41st Annual Big Bass Rodeo on April 21st and 22nd. The big bass tournament was held on Pine Creek Lake. Fifty-five boats with over one hundred anglers were entered in the event. Cash prizes and trophies were awarded to the top five finishers.
Terry Thurman took home the first place trophy and cash prize for his bass that weighed 5.13 pounds. A mere one-hundredth of a pound separated first and second place. Mike Burrage finished in second place with a bass that weighed 5.12 pounds. The third place bass was caught by Dexter Looney. It weighed 4.92 pounds. Monte Martin came in fourth with his bass weighing 4.83 pounds. The fifth place finisher was Jamie Shields. His bass weighed 4.78 pounds.
The next forty-two places received prizes that ranged from rods to reels to fish cookers to assorted fishing tackle and boating supplies. Area merchants had either donated prizes or cash for these prizes. Many of these merchants have supported the Big Bass Rodeo for it's entire forty-one years and their support is what keeps making this tournament a success.
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Murfreesboro, TN (Sports Network) - Logan Kilgore completed 20-of-30 passes for 349 yards and three touchdowns to push the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders to a 38-21 victory over the North Texas Mean Green in a Sun Belt Conference tilt at Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium.
Kyle Griswould was a big play machine for Middle Tennessee (5-3, 3-1 Sun Belt), as he caught three passes for 140 yards and two scores. Anthony Amos reeled in a team-high eight receptions for 121 yards and a touchdown. Jordan Parker gained 55 yards and a touchdown on 18 carries for the Blue Raiders, who won for the second time in three games. Jajuan Harley had a big day on the other side of the ball for Middle Tennessee with a team-high 14 tackles and an interception.
Derek Thompson struggled under center for North Texas (3-5, 2-2), completing 17-of-29 attempts for 221 yards, one touchdown, and three interceptions. Brandin Byrd picked up a team-high 87 yards on 18 carries and Antoinne Jimmerson tallied 85 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries. Marcus Trice led the Mean Green with eight total tackles and two tackles for loss.
The Blue Raiders began their dominance in the opening quarter as Kilgore threw an 18-yard touchdown pass to Amos for the first points of the game. Kilgore struck again with 6:38 seconds left in the first frame when he completed a 72- yard touchdown strike to Griswould.
Carlos Lopez added a 21-yard field goal with just over a minute left in the first quarter to give Middle Tennessee a 17-0 advantage.
The Blue Raiders were not as explosive in the second quarter, but managed to add another touchdown as Kilgore and Griswould hooked up with a 47-yard scoring pass with 2:24 left before the intermission.
Middle Tennessee carried its first half momentum through the intermission and scored again just a minute after the start of the third quarter when Parker rushed four yards across the goal line.
North Texas finally put points on the board with 10:20 left in the third period as Antoinne Jimmerson dashed two yards into the end zone to finish off an eight-play, 73-yard drive.
Kilgore wasted no time answering and he produced a 45-yard touchdown run on the third play of Middle Tennessee's ensuing drive.
The Mean Green continued to fight back and Thompson connected on a 13-yard touchdown pass to Carlos Harris to make it 38-14.
Jimmerson scored on a 15-yard touchdown run with 6:38 remaining, but neither side managed to score again and North Texas was defeated, 38-21.
UNT's inability to protect the ball stifled its chances as it committed four turnovers while the Blue Raiders were giveaway free.
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Awesome card tonight, prelims to start in a couple.....
Awesome card tonight, prelims to start in a couple.....
Ryan Couture being cut? Or is Dana gonna keep him on contract to mess with Randy even more?
I don't want to see either of those guys in the UFC again, at least Krylov is young as hell and still really raw. Fugly fight if there ever was one.
Yeah that was painful to watch. At least the facebook stream cut out so I could focus on something enjoyable for a few minutes!
Kang with beautiful takedowns to start both rounds. Nice looking stuff.
Dunno if it's me, but every fight tonight has been loaded with fouls, especially numerous shots to the back of the head and ridiculous cage grabs.
That was a pretty good fight. I think Kong took it.
crazzyyyy 3d round
I really believe that people like Bill Murray or John Belushi are just as great and just as valid as Robert De Niro or Al Pacino. And I don't think you can say One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) is a better movie than Animal House (1978); they're different genres. I think they're both examples of great craftsmanship.
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Harmony Gardens may look like your average plant nursery from afar but when you start to explore the property you'll learn that there's a scarier side, the Trivette Clinic.
The Hamptonville nursery houses the former Trivette Clinic, a 24-room brick building that served as a hospital in the 1920s. Today the property sits on the site of the Harmony Gardens Nursery. Owners Tim Trivette and Doug Galliher run the nursery and they maintain the clinic, opening its doors throughout the years so that thrill seekers can take a stroll through its haunted halls.
The Trivette Clinic was owned and operated by Dr. William A. Trivette, Tim Trivette's ancestor. He ran the clinic as a full service hospital. After attending a medical conference in Washington, DC, Dr. Trivette contracted pneumonia and passed away.
Since his death the hospital was converted to the Campbell family's home in the early 1960s and was also used a nursing home.
Today Trivette and Galliher offer a ghost tours regularly on the weekends in October and throughout the year by appointment.
Most of the disturbing sightings and experiences had by ghost hunters seem to relate back to the building's hospital and nursing home past.
"There used to be a bloody hand print on the wall in the surgery room and when they would paint over it the hand print would come back through and so they had to knock out the wall to get rid of it," Galliher said.
Several sightings that have occurred in the clinic have been repeated by several different spectators.
"There's a lots of shadow activity in the house," Galliher said. "There are shadows that move through the rooms and other shadows that will peek around doorways at you. A lot of the sightings we hear are described the exact same way."
One story of a shadow that can be seen crossing one of the upstairs bedrooms has been linked to a couple that once lived in the clinic when it was a nursing home.
"There was a couple who lived here when it was a nursing home and they wouldn't let the men and women sleep in the same bed," Galliher said. "The lady would come sneak in to sleep with her husband at night and when the staff would come in the next morning she would jump up and run and hide. I think that's a residual haunting."
Galliher and Trivette provide tour groups with small twist on flashlights during the tour. At certain points in the tour they will ask the tour members to leave the light twisted so it is just barely turned off and place it on the table or floor. When anyone in the group asks one of the spirits to turn the light on or adjust the brightness the spirits usually oblige.
"The little flashlights cut off and on by themselves pretty much every time," Trivette said. "A lot of times people will feel somebody brush their hand or the back of their neck."
Trivette and Galliher said that the clinic has been a big draw for paranormal research teams.
"We've had three different paranormal research teams that have been here," Galliher said. "Two were from Charlotte and one was from Salisbury. They all say that it's the most haunted place they've ever been and they bring their people here to train them. They say they can always count on something happening when they're here."
Another area where a lot of unexplained things occur is the basement. This is an area where additional hospital rooms were located but also where the handicapped and mentally disturbed were chained to the wall because treatment was not advanced in that area at the time.
"A lot of the times when you're in the basement you can clearly hear people walking across the floor upstairs," Trivette said. "It was so bad one day when we were both downstairs that one of us ran out the back door and one of us ran out the front door to try to catch someone and there was no one there."
In the floor of the basement there are names written into the concrete floor. The names Polly, Litha and Helen are the spirits that Trivette and Galliher suspect haunt the basement most days.
A particularly hair raising story comes from Tim's own family member.
"Tim's great niece was here one day and she was playing patty cake in the yard," Galliher said. 'She ran to the door of the clinic and slammed it closed and we asked her what she was doing and she told us that the little girl had to go to bed. We asked her who the little girl was and she said that she couldn't tell us. Her mother kept talking to her over the next few weeks and she finally said that the little girl's name was Majesty. Tim's sister was here and she held a ball in the main room downstairs and asked Majesty to come play with her. The ball started shaking in her hands and then it flew across the floor."
Trivette and Doug later learned that a little girl named Mallory used to live in the clinic when it was a nursing home and they suspect that is who roams the halls looking for a playmate.
Galliher and Trivette said that they don't have ambitions to turn the clinic into their own home but they would like to restore it well enough that they could turn it into a bed and breakfast. They have had several tour customers that have asked them to call them if they ever decide to convert it.
All of the money raised from tour tickets are put back into restoring the house from damage caused by the previous owner.
"We do a Halloween, Christmas and birthday parties here but we don't really use the house outside of that," Trivette said. "We mostly just do our best to restore it and maintain its condition. We still have a lot of work to do on it."
Ghost tours will be held at the clinic Oct. 25-27 from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., Oct. 28 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., Oct. 29 and 30 from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. and Oct. 31 from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. Private tours are available during the week and throughout the year by appointment.
Admission is $7 per person. The clinic is located at 290 Eagle Mills Road in Hamptonville. For more information visit the Trivette Clinic on Facebook or call Tim Trivette at (704) 539-4709 or Doug Galliher at (704) 881-8094.
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Thursday, October 7, 2010
Treasure Chest Thursday: The river
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It's a beautiful painting and a very interesting story. I'm so glad you were able to make contact with your grandfather's family.ReplyDelete
Smuggled across the border...sounds like that could make for a very interesting story all by itself!
wow! I would love to be able to hear the details of this story! Do you think you'll write more about it? I have a friend who spent 10 years in the czech republic recently, teaching english. he spent his vacations traveling around the region. He doesn't travel like a tourist and wrote up some of his adventures. It is the first time that region of the world came to life for me. I like the painting too. looks so peaceful.ReplyDelete
i would love to hear the rest of this story. do you think you will write it? The painting is so peaceful.ReplyDelete
Fascinating. I'm with the others, I want to hear ALL the details about the border. But don't name names! LOL Just, friend "X" did this, and cousin "Z" did this. LOLReplyDelete
No chance of using real names if I do write it, that's for sure! The border crossing was pretty anticlimactic - though stressful for us law-abiding Yanks. Just like crossing from Michigan to Canada ;-) My cousin simply bribed the border guards. He knew some of them well from running a black market gasoline venture. We smiled nicely and kept our mouths shut. We are, it seems, an enterprising family.ReplyDelete
The rest of it - I don't know. It's still so raw.
Wonderful story; hope to hear more. And I love the painting - the landscape is very similar to that depicted in a couple of paintings at church that were brought back from Slovakia.ReplyDelete
Who has the picture of the birch trees?ReplyDelete
As a biased friend, I too am moved by your stories. Still waiting for the church story.
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Not having to make sleeves is such a great thing.
And I love how taking photos of your children can bring so much joy. Or so much frustration.
This was one of the more joyful times. This little guy just cracks me up.
When I started this, I wasn't following a pattern. I did a gauge with the yarn, measured my guy, and multiplied the number of inches round by the number of stitches per inch. I cast on with the contrasting color, started in a 3x3 rib for 2 inches, changed to the main color continuing in the rib. Changed to stockinette stitch after 2 inches. I then had a little problem with the V, so searched my books, and found Billie. Pretty much followed that pattern the rest of the way.
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The Log Landing Wildlife Management Area (WMA) occupies 1,147 acres along the banks of the Suwannee River in northeastern Dixie County. The river forms the four and one-half mile eastern boundary.
Habitats include floodplain swamp associated with the river, upland mixed forest, sandhill and bottomland forest. The Suwannee River Water Management District manages the natural resources and recreation on the Log Landing Tract; the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission administers hunting related activities. Wildlife species include limpkin, little blue heron , white ibis and other wading birds; swallow-tailed and Mississippi kites (spring and summer); and deer, squirrel and gopher tortoises. Suwannee cooters and otters occur in the river.
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Las Vegas is a hotspot of activity out in the Nevada desert. It's so packed with things to do, every moment of your Las Vegas holiday is sure to be memorable.
Take a walk down The Strip at night, be amazed by the shark reef at Mandalay Bay and revel at the Cirque du Soleil masterpiece at the Bellagio. Experience an amazing helicopter ride over the Las Vegas Strip or a flight across the jaw–dropping Grand Canyon. Enjoy nightly live performances across The Strip, 24-hour gaming in the casinos or get your shopping fix in the designer malls. Las Vegas is glamorous, exciting and the entertainment never stops. There's so much to do, it's hard to fit it all in.
The casinos of Las Vegas are some of the biggest and best in the world. They include luxurious casinos with an exclusive feel and vibrant gaming areas with burlesque entertainment. Get lost in the impressive casino at the MGM Grand, or lose track of time at the Paris, where the sky is always a glorious shade of blue.
Las Vegas is home to a range of golf courses, so there's always somewhere to practice your swing. The courses range in difficulty, making them appropriate for both beginners and advanced golfers. Spend time on lush fairways, admire breathtaking landscapes and challenge yourself on celebrity-designed golf courses.
Luxury style in Las Vegas combines five star hotels with sumptuous spas and exclusive shopping. This larger than life destination is perfect for extravagant breaks, filled with unparalleled service and unforgettable experiences. Stay in iconic accommodation, dine in gourmet restaurants and enjoy world-class entertainment and magnificent shows.
The nightlife in Las Vegas is incredible. Sip cocktails in exclusive bars, dance the night away in funky nightclubs and be treated like a VIP in some of the hottest venues on The Strip. Enjoy spectacular views and party under the twinkling stars.
Home to outstanding shopping, Las Vegas provides plenty of opportunities to shop until you drop. Spend your time in discount outlets, luxurious malls and hunting for kitsch souvenirs. Peruse the elegant Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian or enjoy the entertainment at The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace.
On this 45–minute helicopter flight you'll land deep in the canyon for a Champagne picnic, before flying over the famous Las Vegas Strip on your return.
The Las Vegas Fashion Outlets offer over 100 designer outlets, all in an enclosed air–conditioned setting. You'll find clothing, accessories, handbags, shoes, home furnishings, speciality gifts and more.
On this magical sunset helicopter tour, you'll land at the Grand Canyon for a Champagne picnic. You'll then witness this remarkable landscape changing colours at sunset, before you take flight over the famous neon–lit Las Vegas Strip on your return.
Built during the Depression to tame the Colorado River, it took less than five years to build the largest dam of its time.
You'll see all the sights and resorts, from the dancing water at the Bellagio to the erupting Volcano at the Mirage Hotel.
Producer and DJ Paul Oakenfold is a huge Vegas fan. He shares his tips on where to party, refuel and repeat in Sin City.