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While any outdoor activity can stir the poet in us, ballooning is the premier stimulant, not merely because it sweeps us off the ground, but because it pulls on all our senses. A touch of wind against the face. The thrill of inhabiting a globular sail snatched by invisible currents and pulled toward an unknown destination.
Picture a flight of balloons crossing a southwestern landscape. The multi-colored envelopes hold no steady pattern but rearrange themselves like a living kaleidoscope. They float against a backdrop of blue sky, a distant purple haze and the brown of ancient mountains slowly crumbling into the quiet desert floor.
With a mere hint of technology, the balloons sweep passengers above the mountains to reveal plateaus once nurtured by the Anasazi and across deserts once conquered by "desert rats" who encouraged reluctant mules on a quest for gold and new land.
At evening's rest, the balloons assemble in a circle and glow against the blackness like the shields of a knightly court gathered by decree of the wind-a court waiting for you to add your sonnet of praise to the growing list of tributes for a sport that blends science and pageantry.
For more information, contact the Balloon Federation of America, a non-profit organization whose members are dedicated to the safety, enjoyment and advancement of the sport of ballooning and the promotion of friendship among balloonists worldwide. Membership is open to anyone interested in the sport.
Members receive Skylines, a monthly newsletter that covers technical developments, changes in FAA regulations, listings of competitive events, classified advertisements, minutes of association board meetings, committee reports and interesting feature stories. They also receive Ballooning, a full-color, quarterly magazine, that among other things, illustrates the beauty of the sport of ballooning through color photography.
The association promotes continuing education by allowing members to use at minimal cost film, video and reference materials from its library as well as through sanctioned, local and national, safety seminars.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
Nine wrestling matches in two days is enough to wear out anybody but for Emery High wrestlers Clay Collard and Caleb Jones they made the most of it as they each won eight of those matches to win their divisions.
Clay Collard, a sophomore at Emery that wrestles at 135 pounds, is the only returning competitor for Emery that placed in the state tournament last season. Clay, also a football lineman and linebacker for the Spartans, is also a golden gloves boxer. Clay never backs down from good competition; in fact it seems to make him stronger and more competitive. Collard pinned six of his opponents and decisioned two others. The one match he lost came against Juab in his second match of the tournament. He led 7-2 after two periods and had three near falls but lost by a point. Collard also has the best record on the team this season at 19-4.
Caleb Jones, a senior that wrestles at 285 pounds, has the second best season record at 18-5. Jones won seven matches by pins and one by a forfeit.
At the Manti tournament this year were Emery, North Sanpete, Juab, ALA, Panguitch, Monticello, Manti, South Sevier and Fremont. Emery defeated Gunnison and Panguitch.
At 103 pounds this season, Emery has two wrestlers fighting it out each week for a starting job. This week it was Dallin Wilson that won out and Dallin went 7-2 at the tournament. Wilson had seven pins over the two day in route to a 7-2 record. Wilson has a season record of 15-5. Also doing well in the weight class is Spencer Fehlberg. Fehlberg is undefeated this season with an 8-0 varsity record and 2-0 JV record.
Drew Bohn, at 215 pounds, went 6-3 at the tournament. Five of his six wins were by a pin of his opponent. Drew is a senior at Emery that started wrestling as a sophomore. Drew is finally coming around as a wrestler and works hard in practice every day and is quite coachable according to Coach Buck Taylor.
The Emery wrestling team is now down to 17 wrestlers. With 14 weight divisions, this does not make a good mix. Emery forfeits the 189-pound division each mat because they have no one on the team even close.
Here are the season records of the rest of the varsity wrestlers: Dillon Walls at 112 is 4-17, Tice Guymon at 119 is 4-19, Zac Walls at 125 is 14-9, Tim Larsen at 130 is 13-10, Hayden Hatch at 140 is 13-9, Keith Bird at 140 is 4-5, Chet Funk at 145 is 6-3, Jace Guymon at 145 is 9-4, Chris Sanchez at 152 is 11-9, Cort Jensen at 152 is 1-1, Jake Gardner at 160 is 14-9 and Nathan Mecham at 171 is 7-7.
Wrestling, like most sports, would benefit immensely if the wrestlers competed for the high school for all four years of high school age. It seems that, according to Coach Taylor, "we are always a little behind those wrestlers that are 4-year starters at the other schools."

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by Joe Buscaglia
posted Aug 21 2014 2:13PM
With the sun beating down on the field inside Growney Stadium at St. John Fisher College, the edgy Buffalo Bills went through their final training camp practice of 2014. And with the way the last week has gone, it was fitting that it ended with a few fireworks.
Not even an hour into practice the Bills took a page out of their practice on Wednesday. It was only the first set of team drills, and within just a few plays, the team already had two scuffles between offensive and defensive players.
At that moment, head coach Doug Marrone hit his breaking point.
He started screaming at the top of his lungs at his team. He yelled to the on-field staff to cut the music that serenades each practice. He had a message to deliver to his team — some of which that isn't suitable for radio or television.
"Conduct detrimental to the team," and "stop fighting," were two of his statements to the players — albeit cleaned up versions of the original transcript. The team was then sent to the sideline and Marrone made them run a lap across the field and back as punishment.
That wasn't before one member of the team, defensive end Jerry Hughes, pushed back and made his comments heard at least a little bit. Marrone and Hughes shared somewhat of a loud exchange before defensive tackle Marcell Dareus put his arm around Hughes and ushered him into the punishment lap before any more words were communicated.
Defensive tackle Kyle Williams, who got the practice off to rest a leg injury, then had a conversation with Marrone once everything had cooled down and the team resumed practice. Marrone and Hughes seemingly buried the hatchet after the practice, with the head coach going over to Hughes and pulling him aside to have a brief conversation about what happened.
Marrone cited a lack of respect for the reason why the fighting has lingered in camp, and then said he's going to handle it all personally. As could be expected, though, the head coach wasn't exactly eager to discuss what happened with the media.
"I'm going to say it again and I'm not going to answer another question. We're responsible for the integrity of the game," he said after a series of questions. "Can you figure it out? Figure it out. We're responsible for the integrity of the game. There is no use for fighting in the game of football, period. End of discussion. Move on."
Moving on is precisely what the Bills will do, too. They'll spend two more nights on campus, Thursday and Friday, before packing up and leaving on Saturday before their game on the same night.
It was an extremely long camp, 21 practices in total without counting the one that was cancelled due to weather, but a necessary evil according to the head coach.
"Yeah, we needed it," Marrone remarked. "I think we benefitted quite a bit from the extra work and I also think the work in Pittsburgh was outstanding for us. I think the more that we can do that moving forward, I think the better chance we have of being a better football team."
Once Saturday arrives, the Bills will no longer have football surrounding their lives at every moment of every day. When they leave St. John Fisher College, they'll transition back into real life while still playing the part of professional athletes.
"For us, the environment changes and we have to be careful. We want to make sure that we set the expectations for us when we go back to Buffalo and how we practice. We were trying to that this week," Marrone opined. "But then, the environment changes. There's a lot more structure when you're in training camp as a whole team, you're around each other quite a bit. Now you have a lot more free time. There's other people that are going to come in that you have to do a good job as a player and also as a coach, to make sure that you have the structure and you have the discipline and the focus remains the same."
That is the struggle for any team once a training camp wraps up. Reclaiming their lives outside of football and how they'll approach the work in-season is just as vital as their performances on Sundays. That could have been part of Marrone's line of thinking when he stopped Thursday's practice, and brought an intense approach to the session.
He's doing it for a reason, because he believes in the players that make up the 2014 Buffalo Bills.
"Here's what I sense: we are close. What is it going to be to get over the top? It's a matter of either you get over the top or you don't and we've gotta find a way to push ourselves over the top," Marrone said. "Now this year it's critical to get us over the top, so, I'm doing everything I possibly can to get us over the top. And if intensity's the answer? Yeah, I'm intense."
The Bills will head back to Buffalo for their fourth preseason game of 2014, a 4:30 showdown with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at the newly renovated Ralph Wilson Stadium.
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Chapter 3
The Lord calls Samuel—The house of Eli will not be purged by sacrifices and offerings—Samuel is recognized as a prophet by all Israel—The Lord appears to him.
1 And the child Samuel ministered unto the Lord before Eli. And the word of the Lord was precious in those days; there was no open
2 And it came to pass at that time, when Eli was laid down in his place, and his
3 And ere the
4 That the Lord called Samuel: and he answered, Here am I.
5 And he ran unto Eli, and said, Here am I; for thou calledst me. And he said, I called not; lie down again. And he went and lay down.
6 And the Lord called yet again, Samuel. And Samuel arose and went to Eli, and said, Here am I; for thou didst call me. And he answered, I called not, my son; lie down again.
7 Now Samuel did not yet know the Lord, neither was the word of the Lord yet revealed unto him.
8 And the Lord called Samuel again the third time. And he arose and went to Eli, and said, Here am I; for thou didst call me. And Eli perceived that the Lord had called the child.
9 Therefore Eli said unto Samuel, Go, lie down: and it shall be, if he call thee, that thou shalt say, Speak, Lord; for thy servant heareth. So Samuel went and lay down in his place.
10 And the Lord came, and
11 ¶And the Lord said to Samuel, Behold, I will do a thing in Israel, at which both the ears of every one that heareth it shall
12 In that day I will perform
13 For I have told him that I will
14 And therefore I have sworn unto the house of Eli, that the iniquity of Eli's house shall not be purged with sacrifice nor offering for ever.
15 ¶And Samuel lay until the morning, and opened the doors of the house of the Lord. And Samuel
16 Then Eli called Samuel, and said, Samuel, my son. And he answered, Here am I.
17 And he said, What is the thing that the Lord hath said unto thee? I pray thee hide it not from me: God do so to thee, and more also, if thou hide any thing from me of all the things that he said unto thee.
18 And Samuel told him every whit, and hid nothing from him. And he said, It is the Lord: let him do what seemeth him good.
19 ¶And Samuel
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PM&L Theatre is a non-profit, community-based volunteer organization located in downtown Antioch. Each annual season contains six shows, ranging in style from musicals to comedy and drama.
A variety of arts events are staged at this location in Argonne.
Argonne is one of the country's premier facilities for energy-related research and development. Visitors must be at least 16 years old.
Arlington International Racecourse
At Arlington International, we aim to make every day of the season special by combining the excitement of thoroughbred racing, gorgeous grounds and fantastic food to create a winning track experience for our guests! Whether you're looking for a fun and exciting day out with friends and family, a casual and charming afternoon at the races, or a sophisticated and stylish get-together, Arlington International offers an extraordinary experience for everyone! Live racing and entertainment from May through September or find a full calendar of race dates and events at arlingtonpark.com.
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Big Shot Piano Lounge & Restaurant
Big Shot is an upscale Restaurant & Piano Bar. A cozy place to meet, eat, and drink while listening and interacting with talented musicians. From the warm atmosphere to the variety of enticing menu items, this intimate spot will showcase live talent every night. The extremely friendly restaurant will invite its patrons to participate and sing along with new songs performed by talented professionals. This will definitely be a place to start and end an evening.
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Downtown Arlington Heights Shopping & Entertainment District
Diverse collection of charming local shops and major retailers. Outstanding restaurants, theaters, nightlife, and entertainment, all within walking distance.
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Theatergoers love that every seat is a great seat at The Raue Center for the Arts in downtown Crystal Lake. Since its restoration a decade ago, Raue Center has attracted the finest stars, Broadway shows, musicians and artists. Raue Center has become a destination in the heart of a bustling downtown area chock-full of pre- or post-show dining and shopping options.
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Specializing in Counted Cross Stitch and Custom Framing. We have the largest showcase of fabrics, fibers, patterns, kits and accessories in the Midwest.
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Lakeside Arts Park at The Dole
Lakeside Arts Park at The Dole is a 12-acre beautiful arts education center that features two award winning art galleries and the Listening Room a entertainment venue that offers year round performances. You can step back to a simpler time to explore the brilliance of a Civil War era architectural masterpiece, when you take a tour of the historic Dole Mansion. We are a gem of McHenry County that can be enjoyed now and with future generations!
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This theater venue hosts top-notch entertainment, local and national bands, karaoke and comedy shows.
This fourth generation, family-owned pottery company features an on-site museum and a factory store that holds an annual summer sale.
World's largest manufacturer of art pottery. Factory outlet salesroom and Haeger Museum open to the public at original manufacturing site.
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Florals and custom made silks.
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Native American art and antiquities including Navajo weavings, Pueblo pottery, sculptures by Cliff Fragua, and work by other Plains Native American artists.
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James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts at the College of Lake County
Presents the finest entertainers in the industry. Bold expressions of music, theatre, dance and variety acts. Featuring professional touring concerts as well as college music, theatre and dance presentations.
James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts at the College of Lake County
The Center is home to a wide variety of entertainment acts from musical performances to live theatre shows to specialty performances. The facilities include the 600-seat Mainstage Theatre, the 250-seat Studio Theatre, the 400-seat C005 Auditorium and three conference rooms. The theatre presents the finest entertainment in the industry, including a season of incredible variety featuring internationally acclaimed performers.
A state of the art history museum dedicated to collecting and sharing the history of the greater Grayslake area. The Grayslake Heritage Center offers programs, exhibitions and special events all year round and includes two galleries, a community room and classroom.
As an official Navy Museum, the Great Lakes Naval Museum's mission is to tell the story of the United States Navy, with particular emphasis on the Navy's only "boot camp" at the Naval Station Great Lakes.
CITY:Great Lakes
As an official Department of the Navy Museum, the Great Lakes Naval Museum's mission is to select, collect, preserve, and interpret the history of the United States Navy with particular emphasis on the Navy's only "boot camp" at the Naval Training Station/Center at Great Lakes, Illinois. Exhibits feature an overview of the boot camp experience and the history of Naval Station Great Lakes. The museum is located at the Great Lakes Naval Station by the Main Gates. Admission and parking are free. Public transportation to the Great Lakes Naval Museum is available via Metra's Union Pacific North Line.
CITY:Great Lakes
This original 1844 building was once a stagecoach stop, tavern, post office, town hall, and candy store. Completely restored by the Village of Gurnee, this historical home is reported to have been part of the Underground Railroad. Slaves would be housed in the basement or the barn. View artifacts from the Civil War, see the "Crystal Ballroom" where traveling guests would be entertained or the room dedicated to the family of a local man that died on the Titanic.
My Kind of Town Tours & Events
This company offers group cultural and educational tours. Reservations are required.
CITY:Highland Park
The Attic Playhouse strives to showcase a broad spectrum of theatre as an art form by producing classic plays, small musicals, one-acts, improvisational and skit comedies and theatre for young audiences. Special attention is given to producing original scripts and encouraging new talent. At least one production a year is dedicated to these original works.
CITY:Highland Park
A new 11,000 seat arena located in Hoffman Estates featuring world-class entertainment including concerts, family shows, and sporting events. Home of the Chicago Slaughter Indoor Football (IFL) and Chicago KICK Indoor Soccer (MISL).
CITY:Hoffman Estates
The Sanfilippo "Place de la Musique"
Contact Visit McHenry County for information on tours. A private estate located in Barrington Hills, featuring the world's finest collection of automatic music instruments, including the world's largest theater organ. Private group tours or 40 or more. Charity gala events & concerts. A summer concert series and a Christmas concert supporting the Sanfilippo Foundation open to the public with pre-purchased tickets. Concerts include time to explore the Sanfilippo Collection. See website for details and tickets.


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A highly effective and remarkably convenient treatment for common fungus infection of finger and toe areas including infected skin around nails.
Isopropanol, N-Methylpyrrolidone, Glycol Ether, Isoparafin, Cyclomethicone,Chloroxlenol, Tolnaftate, Benzocaine, Aloe Vera, Vitamin E.
For effective treatment of common fungus infections including tinea corpus (ringworm) and tinea pedis (athlete's foot) that occur on the fingers and toes. Fungi-Cide relieves the fungus itching, burning and irritation. Fungi-Cide will not cause lifting of artificial nails.
What is fungus infection of the finger and toe areas?
General speaking, common fungus infections of the finger and toe areas (topical infections) are caused by a variety of fungi: actual living organisms (members of the yeast and mold family) which exist in varying degrees, at all times in nature, and tend to thrive in dark, damp and moist conditions... in the soil... on animals as well as humans. These organisms may penetrate the skin's surface through even the smallest crack or tear, may be spread among humans. Once infection starts, spreading may occur among body parts... one toe to another... or finger to finger. There are a number of specific types, each of which can potentially infect body tissue and proceed to grow unless treated appropriately with an effective anti-fungal medicine. Common topical fungi infective generally fall into three categories: microsporum (hair and skin), epidermophyton (skin and nails), and trichophton (hair, skin and nails). Among them the more common fungi is E. floccosum which can cause ringworm infection and affects the body, hands and feet, on and in between the fingers including the skin around the fingernails, also T. rubrum and T. mentagrophytes which can cause athlete's foot and infect the feet, on and between the toes including the skin around toenails. Often such infections develop slowly and may be difficult to treat if not attended to promptly.
How do you know if you have a topical fungus infections?
Some topical fungal infections may present themselves on the skin as ringlike formations with clear centers, commonly referred to as ringworm. Other such infections, when in the finger and toe areas are often characterized by scaling of skin, burning, cracking, itching and related discomforts. When nails become infected they may appear to become opaque (cloudy white), thickened, brittle, friable (easily broken) and in some cases, discolored (greenish/brown).
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Fungi-Cide penetrate the surface quickly to destroy fungus at the site of infection. Fungi-Cide helps relieve associated burning, itching and discomforts, by eliminating the fungus and allowing healthy skin to regrow. The Tolnaftate in Fungi-Cide is widely recognized for treating fungus infections such as E. floccosum, T. mentagrophytes, and T. rubrum, which are know to cause topical infections of the body, hands and feet, on and between the fingers and toes including the skin around the nails. The Aloe Vera and Vitamin E is widely proven to help heal the skin and allow healthy skin to regorw. Benzocaine is proven to help relieve the associated pain and discomfort caused by the fungus.
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Chasing the rain
"People in Missoula don't come out in the rain," Bill says. "They use it as time to catch their breath and regroup."
Catch a breath and regroup. Something I could use now more than ever. The death of my grandfathers. The emotionally draining trips to Utah. The constant traveling. Adapting to Missoula. New apartment. New job. Biking. Training. Running. Friends. Relationship. Breathe, breathe, breathe.
Bill splashes through cold mud puddles and I race beside him. I only have one speed and tonight it is not a slow one. Pumping, breathing, crackling leaves, breathing, grinding rocks, breathing, while the mist-shrouded mountainsides close in around us. Golden aspens, green hemlock and larch trees crowd the narrow corridor. The mostly unseen river gurgles nearby. Bill and I talk about life and love, patterns and chaos. My lungs burn amid gulps of moist, cool air. The sky imperceptibly fades to darker shades of gray.
"Sometimes I really miss riding in the rain," I say. "Not that I want to do it every day anymore, but sometimes it just feels right, and real." We stop at the Sheep Mountain trailhead and stare longingly at the scar that cuts deep into the wilderness. When I look back down the canyon, all I see is curtains of fog draped along the treetops. The vista resembles Southeast Alaska, and makes me feel deeply homesick in a way I sometimes still feel. "I can't believe I've never been up the corridor before," I continue, more quietly. "I plan to come back often."
Bill suggests going farther, so we continue forward. The grade steepens and my legs struggle. Darkness sets in. Bats and grouse flutter through our headlamp beams. Elk bugle eerie songs into the night. When I look back, I can no longer see any reflection of city lights from Missoula. The sky is black. We rode far. I am tired. I am really tired.
Breathe, breathe, breathe. We look out over the darkened valley and search for the shadows of elk and bears. My breathing slows and quiet sets in. Night cloaks the canyon in mystery, a release from homesickness and a spark of new energy. The sweet autumn air is rich with possibility, and I breathe it all in.
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Your blog posts are so inpsiring. I enjoy reading about your adventures and seeing the pictures. It's so different than Virginia. We hope to experience your terrain one day.ReplyDelete
And...it's so awesome that you're giving single speed riding a go. It rocks! I'm a newbie to riding (a little over a year), but have found that SS is my favorite...but, we don't have "hills" where we live like you do out there. If I was where you are I would have to break out the geared bike.
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Absolutely! I love the still warm but crisp autumn air that makes you feel alive with every breath. It's so ironic and yet awesome.ReplyDelete
Beautiful post. I've never heard an elk, but the thought of them bugling eery songs in the night is a lovely image that is staying with me.ReplyDelete


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Random Thoughts - More Changes on the Horizon
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May 28 2013 09:58AM
The Flames have already gone through a lot of fundamental change since Jarome Iginla was traded, but talking to some of the media close to the team this off-season one gets the feeling there's more to come, starting (if possible) with the draft. The primary target to get moved next seems to be Alex Tanguay - although his cap hit isn't all that bad, the feeling seems to be that he's not considered part of the solution going forward.
It's a sentiment I can understand. Tangs is a fairly one-dimensional forward at this point in his career as evidenced by continuously falling possession rates over the years. When I took a look at the Flames corsi rates adjusted for starting position and quality of competition, Tangs came out 9th amongst regular forwards. In addition, it was plain as the ugly on Mike Ricci's face that Alex more or less gave up down the stretch when the club decided to trade Jarome and kick off a rebuild. On the one hand, the reaction is an understandable one for a veteran who signed in Calgary long-term thinking the team was going to attempt to be competitive long-term. On the other hand, that bodes ill for the next few years as the organization tries to re-establish itself through a rebuild.
Skill-wise, Tanguay is good enough that he should be a trade-able asset. His contract isn't overly onerous either thanks to a low cap hit. That said, Alex has been stained by a reputation of petulance in the past. Sometimes things like that can sink a guys stock around the league to a non-trivial degree. Meaning, I expect the team to try to trade Tanguay this summer, but if there are no takers they'll be forced to use a compliance buy-out option.
- The other vet who may be looking for a way out is Mike Cammalleri. He's only got one year left on a deal that pays him $6M/year, so he should be a viable trade asset. Whether that happens at the draft or much later at the trade deadline remains to be seen. If the Flames want to move him this summer they may be aided by the rather thin UFA pool - a few clubs who miss out on adding a scoring winger may be willing to talk come August.
- In discussing the Flames goaltender options, we haven't really looked at some of the big names who may be available for various reasons in July. Ryan Miller, Ilya Bryzgalov, Roberto Luongo, Jonas Hiller, Jonathan Bernier and MA Fleury are all established puck stoppers who may find themselves on the trade market or bought out at some point in the very near future. Niklas Backstrom, now 35, may be allowed to hit the free agent market as well.
Obviously it doesn't make sense for Calgary to trade for any of the ugly, long-term deals mentioned above (Luongo, Miller, Bryzgalov). In addition, Fleury is a no better than average so I wouldn't want the team to look into him whatever the situation. Hiller and Backstrom may be decent stopgap measures (each is over 30), but there's a chance neither will be all that good by the time the team has found its way out of the woods. That's not a serious problem if they can be retained on short-term deals, of course.
That goes for any of the Luongo group who is bought out and available for pennies on the dollar. That said, I imagine they will all look for a bit more than the Flames should be willing to spend and it strikes me as unlikely that any of them would want to get involved with a rebuild as fresh and uncertain as the Flames. Related - don't expect Calgary to be a destination of choice for marquee free agents until the team starts showing a glimmer of success again.
- My preference from the list above would probably be Jonathan Bernier, price dependent. He's the least established and most likely to fail name mentioned, but he's also the highest reward acquisition given his age and resume. The Flames in their current state are more or less panning for gold, meaning it doesn't serve their long-term interests acquire the Luongo's of the world before or instead of the Bernier's. The franchises view should be the long one and they can afford to take certain gambles in the short-term since they aren't going to be contenders in the next season or two anyways.
- In the first round target series I have made a point of talking about each of the prospects birthdates so far. Usually that's not a big deal because kids are only separated by a few months, but that's not true of the Flames potential choices at 6th overall this year: Aleksandr Barkov is one of the youngest guys available and only a few weeks outside of being 2014 draft eligible instead. Sean Monahan and Elias Lingholm, on the other hand, are 1994 birthdays and almost a full year older than Barkov and some of the other available kids.
Corey Pronman noted today on twitter that birth dates are a legitimate factor in judging prospects:
@katshockey the late birth date effect IMO is one of the most under appreciated forms of draft analysis out there and it's so crucial.— Corey Pronman (@coreypronman) May 28, 2013
@katshockey if you're just building a model to project players based on stats with the same numbers, a Jan 95 is 30% better than a Sept 94.— Corey Pronman (@coreypronman) May 28, 2013
Corey's done his own work on this subject, but he also mentioned this article by Iaine Fyffe on the subject from a couple of years ago. Here's the relevant passage:
To illustrate the dramatic effect that a player's birth month can have on his projection, let's look at a hypothetical forward from the OHL, a prospect for the 2011 Entry Draft. He plays for an average OHL team, is of average size (6'1") and recorded the following statistics: 40 goals, 60 assists and 60 penalty minutes in 60 games. The Projectinator sees this player being worth an average of 8.1 GVT in his prime years, making him a very good prospect; however the projection ranges from 6.0 GVT to 9.9 GVT, depending on when he was born.
If there's a factor that can cause a swing of as much as 25% in a player's projected value, you'd better be sure to consider that factor. Birth month is a terribly important thing to consider when you're drafting a player. It can make the difference between a great prospect and a merely very good one.
This is one of the reasons guys like Barkov and MacKinnon are such exciting prospects - they at the very top of the pile despite being quite young as far as drafting goes. It's also the reason Sean Monahan is a risk to be a lesser talent in the long run than some of the other guys in the top-10.
- Of course, birth date shouldn't be overly weighted as a factor either. If a guy is clearly a superior talent at a given draft slot, then the Flames should take him. Sven Baertschi was one of the oldest guys in his draft class but he has obviously justified that selection so far.
- I've been asked more than once who I think the Flames should take at 6th and I am personally still undecided. Ideally I'd like the team to find a way to get Barkov, but that's probably a pipe dream. Nichushkin, Lindholm and Monahan are the obvious choices and likely guy still around at six and each one has factors that give me pause.
If I was asked who I think the team will take, it's Monahan. I imagine his mix of size, character and the fact he can play both ends of the ice will appeal. In addition, he sounds like a guy the Flames will be able to roll out to the fans at the NHL level more or less right away, which is common amongst teams whenever the bottom has fallen out and they are selling hope to the fan base. It's not a terribly prudent move from a cap management perspective, but sometimes GM's (not to mention the marketing department) aren't too concerned about what's going to happen three years down the road.
- Word today came down that Anton Babchuk is returning to the KHL. No surprises there.
The Babchuk affair is a strange one to remember in retrospect for myself and likely a few regulars around here. Many probably don't recall, but a large portion of the fan base and media covering the team when he was a free agent clamoured for management to re-sign him. At the same time that summer, I found trying to convince people that Babchuk was a terrible bet a difficult task.
At the time, I had the feeling of a lone crazy man raving at an unfazed crowd, but that feeling was pretty quickly vanquished when the season rolled around.
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May 28 2013, 05:26PM
The Flames took less return in the Regehr trade in order to shed Kotalik and his $3mil, one year deal. Reportedly it cost the Flames their 2nd rounder to get BUF to eat that contract. So then my question is, why do any of us think that eating Vinny's contract ($45mil over the next 7 years, so it costs the Flames some %age of that 45 million) is something this team would/could do? How many Drouin or Barkov jerseys do the Flames need to sell to recoup that kind of $$? If it were my $45,000,000....I would choose to spend it on something else. What about you?
tbay would have to give us a pretty unbelievable deal to eat that kind of money so that they could resign vinny for cheap. like absolutely mind blowing kind of deal. like their 1st, 2nd, 3rd this year and 1st next year and maybe a prospect as well. we'd maybe send back butler and that's it
I don't normally do this, but given the topic of conversation, TSN has their off-season game plan for the Flames up right now. http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/story/?id=424137
The player rankings were very interesting, suggesting that the Flames have only one top-six worthy forward on the roster in Stempniak, and a borderline one at that.
The overall analysis there isn't too far off from what we've been reading here the last while.
Think that these TSN rankings are likely a little low for the Flames players due to a combination of the ranking including the +/- as a category with Kipper being the worst starting goalie in the league would drag down every one on the teams rating and the power play time used by Jerome and Jay Bouwmeester will be distributed to other players leading to higher scoring numbers. Also not sure how consistence hits are as a stat rink to rink or how much that contributes positively to winning.
The flames have bunch of mid tier players and no real top tier players and need to get a top 6 center and goalie for next year.
I'm more inclined to either trade cammi on draft day or wait clear til deadline day. I'm also content with keeping cammi. He's very positive and a likeable individual. Tanguay, on the other hand will be hard to trade, and for almost no return in my eyes. He sulks when the chips are down, and I agree with the "gave up" part of Tanguays game after Iggy left. He still is one of the better naturally gifted passers but for a 6' 1" winger is soooo soft and , like you said kent...one dimensional now. He's the wrong guy in the dressing room for the youth coming up!!!! Trade or buy- out please. At least Cammi's still 30. The face of this team is now Gio, Glennx , Sven, Backs, Brodie, hudler, and Wideman. I'm content with the lean years ahead and going young with a few older faces. I'd love to go hard after Horton and Fillpula for selfish reasons but many will say its a waste with us being so young. Gotta have a few faces to make it fun.... And we do have the cap space. I'm just not convinced the owners are content with it being just young inexperienced players. They'll spend to the cap, and I'm fine with it!
May 28 2013, 10:18PM
and Eriksonn. What a D pair that was...
The flames still need someone to play forward next year, so if they're trading away their 2 best forwards, they'll need to find someone to fill in.
Not going to be an issue. Trade Cammi and Tanguay and we still have Hudler, GlenX, Stempniak, Backlund, Baertschi, Stajan and any combo of kids to give opportunity to in the top 9. I have no doubt that we will take on a bad contract or 2 that will help fill the holes in the line up and bring other assets as well. If Minny still had their 1st, I would say they would trade Heatley and their 1st for Cammi and the PIT pick. But, maybe a Tanguy for Heater and a 2nd but then MIN wouldn't have a top 60 pick in a deep draft. Not like they need more prospects.
May 28 2013, 10:28PM
Any interest in going after Mike Smith?
Over rated and benefiting, as did Bryzgalov, from a strong defensive team. Wherever he goes next, he'll likely suck, IMO.
May 28 2013, 10:38PM
How bout we have a look at what we have in net before we go looking for more? Ramo, if they get him signed, may be just fine. After him at very least McBackup is in place, and Berra is also available.
2013-14 is not likely to be a banner year for the Flames on the ice and we may be looking at another top 10 draft pick next year (hopefully top 5) so lets just ride this out and see what the guys we already have are capable of. Last thing we need is to bring in a goalie who gets super hot, and raises us up to 9th place in the conference (like Kipper tended to do).
That's my position, anyway.
I agree. We shouldn't be expecting a PO calibre team next year so going out and signing an expensive UFA goalie would be silly without giving a full year to our current crop of 'tenders.
The only exception I would make would be Bernier if he could be had for reasonably cheap. Maybe LAK would like more scoring in Cammi.
May 28 2013, 10:52PM
I have a question I havent been able to find an answer to. Im hoping someone here can help.
Imagine this...
Calgary trades for Lecavalier
Calgary buys him out
Tampa resigns him to a smaller contract
Put aside compensation/willingness for a minute. Would the league/pa allow this?
If so, that might open up some trade options for the Flames.
I asked about this several write ups ago. Various trade scenarios have developed since but I have yet to hear any definitive answers on this.
I agree. We shouldn't be expecting a PO calibre team next year so going out and signing an expensive UFA goalie would be silly without giving a full year to our current crop of 'tenders.
The only exception I would make would be Bernier if he could be had for reasonably cheap. Maybe LAK would like more scoring in Cammi.
Still, if you can get a good asset for Cammy, I'd prefer it not to be a goalie. Out of the 5 we've got under 27, I think it's likely one of them is better than Bernier. That just seems like wasting Cammy's trade value to me.
May 29 2013, 08:24AM
I wasn't suggesting it was a good idea or not. I'm just curious if the league or nhlpa would allow it.
For the record, I think there are a couple ways it could work, provided Flames ownership was willing to spend a bit o cash.
You can't re-sign a player you've recently bought out. That loophole wasn't even in the last CBA, so I imagine this one doesn't allow it either.
But this would be a Flames buy-out that Tampa resigns. It would still seem like cap circumvention, but Tampa isn't buying out and resigning.
May 29 2013, 09:33AM
You can't re-sign a player you've recently bought out. That loophole wasn't even in the last CBA, so I imagine this one doesn't allow it either.
Hence the need to trade, CGY buy out and then TBL can resign. Yes?
May 29 2013, 11:55AM
...I wonder what a 45 million dollar favor would get you?
May 29 2013, 01:46PM
I remember the first time I saw Babchuck skate - said to myself "That's no NHL'er"...
I totally agree with you re: Bernier as well, he should definitely be high on the Flames wish list.
Thats one of the things I like most about you Kent. You're usually in agreement with me, which means you're usually right. (except Monahan vs Lindholm, but I'll let it slide this time)
May 29 2013, 01:47PM
also - I thought both Cammi's and Tang's attitudes sucked after the Iginla trade (body language on the ice wise). I've liked them both, but it's clear they'd rather not be here now. Shop 'em both.


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Last summer the trifecta of Porter Robinson, The M Machine, and Mat Zo set out on a 2 month bud tour across North America, unleashing not only a wave of incredible music but also reflecting the energy fused from the 3 acts in unison. This 23 minute mini-doc depicts a great tale of life on the road, how everything comes together and how everything came to be.
ALSO – Big shout outs on this to our dear homies The M Machine on this tour who not only are still doing what we know them best for (5:36 – pedestrians hunting out good coffee) but also show everyone that they are their own roadies in every sense of the duty. PLUS – rockin the GDD shirt @ 9:16! When it all comes together, it made for a memorable summer tour that was like no other for these young and talented individuals.


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800-654-8240, 918-465-2562
Hwy 2 N
Wilburton, OK 74578
Robbers Cave State Park is located in the scenic, hilly woodlands of the Sans Bois Mountains of southeast Oklahoma. This ... read more...
Lake Murray State Park & Lodge
Park Office: 13528 Scenic Hwy 77
Ardmore, OK 73401
Lake Murray State Park is Oklahoma's first and largest state park consisting of 12,500 acres located on the shores ... read more...
800-359-0866, 918-456-3847
10298 N Hwy 10
Tahlequah, OK 74464
Located near Tahlequah, Peyton's Place is one of the oldest canoe camps on the Illinois River. A variety of ... read more...
5811 Roper Rd
Sperry, OK 74073
Nestled in the beautiful Osage Hills, The Lodge at Bridle Creek in Sperry is the perfect destination for a weekend ... read more...
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5116 Hwy 10
Tahlequah, OK 74464
Located on the banks of the Illinois River near Tahlequah, Riverside Resort offers raft, canoe and kayak rentals for ... read more...
12754 S 442 Rd
Locust Grove, OK 74352
Located in the heart of Oklahoma near Locust Grove, Sycamore Springs Ranch rests on more than 1,200 acres and offers a ... read more...
Belle Starr View Lodge at Robbers Cave State Park
800-654-8240, 918-465-2562
Located in Robbers Cave State Park
Wilburton, OK 74578
Robbers Cave State Park features 26 cabins, while Belle Starr View Lodge offers 20 rooms and a great room for ... read more...
Lakeview Lodge at Beavers Bend State Park
800-435-5514, 580-494-6179
Hwy 259 N, Steven's Gap Rd
Broken Bow, OK 74728
Lakeview Lodge is a part of Beavers Bend State Park and is located in the mountainous region of southeast Oklahoma, ... read more...
22049 E Elephant Rock Rd
Tahlequah, OK 74464
Elephant Rock Nature Park is a beautiful hideaway for those seeking a quiet escape from the pressures of everyday life ... read more...
800-892-8690, 580-623-7281
3236 S Highway 8A
Watonga, OK 73772
Roman Nose State Park, named after a Cheyenne chief, is one of the original seven Oklahoma state parks. Set amidst ... read more...
Beavers Bend & Hochatown State Park
4350 S Hwy 259A
Broken Bow, OK 74728
Beavers Bend State Park is located in the mountainous region of southeast Oklahoma along the shores of Broken Bow Lake ... read more...
800-892-8690, 580-623-7281
3236 S Highway 8A
Watonga, OK 73772
Roman Nose State Park features 11 cabins and Roman Nose Lodge features 22 guest rooms. The 22-room lodge, ... read more...
341070 E 890 Rd
Chandler, OK 74834
Bell Cow Ranch Cabins & Lodge features lakefront views and luxury amenities in close proximity to a variety of ... read more...
16242 Hwy 31
Coalgate, OK 74538
Mowdy Ranch is Oklahoma's only ecotourism wild mustang ranch. Located 10 miles northeast of Coalgate, this 4,000 ... read more...
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Freedom, OK 73842
Stables Steakhouse & Lodge in Freedom provides first class rustic accommodations. This spacious property features ... read more...
27795 S Skelly Rd
Catoosa, OK 74015
Skelly Lodge is an elegant Swiss chalet that rests high on a ridge providing a spectacular view of the Verdigris River ... read more...
Mountain Creek Lodge of Oklahoma
21301 W 191st St S
Kellyville, OK 74039
Mountain Creek Lodge of Oklahoma is a beautiful setting for your next gathering with friends and family. This beautiful ... read more...
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17131 Park 10
Hulbert, OK 74441
Sequoyah State Park, located in eastern Oklahoma on the shores of Fort Gibson Lake, is a haven for water lovers and ... read more...
2702 N Central Ave
Idabel, OK 74745
Salt Creek Lodge in Idabel offers visitors a comfortable stay with access to a variety of outdoor recreation ... read more...
Shangri-La Golf Club, Resort & Marina
31000 S Hwy 125
Monkey Island, OK 74331
The fictional paradise Shangri-La has become a reality on Grand Lake's Monkey Island. The Shangri-La Golf Course, ... read more...
234909 E Co Rd 44
Waynoka, OK 73860
The Newton Ranch at Gloss Mountain Outfitters features beautiful scenery, peaceful ambiance, privacy and is home to ... read more...
The Lodge at Sequoyah State Park
800-368-1486, 918-772-2545
19808 Park 10
Hulbert, OK 74441
Located in Sequoyah State Park along the shores of Fort Gibson Lake, The Lodge at Sequoyah State Park is the largest ... read more...
Indian Creek Village Winery & Village Inn
42595 S 264 Road
Ringwood, OK 73768
Nestled in the Cross Timbers between Ringwood and Cleo Springs, the Indian Creek Village Winery provides a unique ... read more...
RT 2 Box 125 A
Waurika, OK 73573
Stuart Ranch offers premier hunting opportunities in Waurika and Caddo. This outfitter provides hunting packages with a ... read more...
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Ponca City, OK 74604
Camp McFadden, located on the west shore of Kaw Lake, is a recreation camp that is open for reservations and day use ... read more...
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Puma Takala Dance Sneaker - Womens
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Item # 258256
Get moving in the Puma® Takala dance sneaker and master your dance moves, zumba or just pirouette through town. The rubber pivot point will keep your moves tight and the look of this sneaker is fashion-forward and colorful.
- Leather upper for durability and instant style
- Eco-friendly OrthoLite® insole for breathability, moisture control, anti-microbial properties and comfort
- Stitching details and French piping for feminine look
- Rubber sole with pivot point
- Weight : 9 oz
- Imported
By: StaySwaggy
Location: California
September 04, 2013
Love It!
"These shoes were just how I wanted them. There cute, comfy, and perfect for gym. The only thing that bothers me is the tab on the back of the shoe. It rubs against my skin and it starts hurting, but I'm pretty sure my feet are still trying to fit into these shoes. I'll get used to it. I got compliments on these shoes and I think they look really expensive. I love the fluorescent pink and the shine they have. My feet breathe very easily. I don't regret buying them."
By: ML67
Location: Las Vegas
August 14, 2013
Puma Takala Dance Sneaker - Womens
"The fit was great but the low profile of the shoes made my feet look fat. I sadly had to return it..."
By: NgMama
Location: Sugar Land, Texas
May 24, 2013
Nothing like the picture
"Looks nothing like the picture. Definitely, have to return them."
By: clau24
Location: brooklyn, NY
February 16, 2013
"Beautiful sneakers! They run a bit short so I had to order half an inch bigger than my size and that made them fit great! The only problem is the plastic at the back of the sneakers scratches the top of your heal which is very hurtful. I cut of that part and now the are very comfy!"
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BLM Arizona issues leases, rights-of-way and use permits for a wide variety of uses, which includes parks, power transmission lines and roads. In addition, we manage a successful land exchange program, where Arizona BLM acquires state and private lands having high natural resources and other public values. The San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area and the Las Cienegas Riparian NCA were acquired through such exchanges. In return, BLM Arizona trades public lands with lesser resource value.
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I had a long visit with a good service unit manager last week that said it is sometimes confusing who is doing what around the service centers because it seems to change. She is accurate; we have experienced a lot of change recently, so I thought I would introduce some of the new council staff and outline some contacts that have changed, hopefully this will serve as a good resource for you.
This is the year of the early arrivals, Jen Thrash's baby showed up about a month early recently, so we are scrambling to get some work done in relation to the membership plans in each area. With that said we are welcoming some new staff in Membership.
Field Executive - Gulf Region
Allison Marlow, mother of five children (ages 2 to 11), has just relocated from South Carolina. As a long-time Girl Scout mom and service unit leader, her service unit in Hawaii increased their membership from 125 girls to 425 girls during her time there. She resides in Fairhope and is eager to meet and get to know you. She can be reached at email@example.com or 800/239-6636, ext 1402.
Field Executive - Wiregrass Region
Brandy Lydick joins our staff as field executive in the Wiregrass. Brandy and her family live in Chancellor, and she has a daughter who is a Girl Scout in Geneva. Brandy is working on completing her Bachelor's degree in business and has considerable experience in office management and customer service. Brandy looks forward to growing Girl Scouts in the Wiregrass. She may be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 800/239-6636, ext 2103.
Associate Field Executive - Wiregrass Region
Launa Boynton will be working with Brandy in the Wiregrass. Launa was a Girl Scout as a child, and has held many volunteer positions with Girl Scouts since then (beginning as an assistant leader in her 20s.) She has lived all over the United States, and has resided with her husband and twin girls (rising 7th graders) for in Enterprise for seven years.
Money Raising Projects - questions and requests for those requests need to be sent to Melinda Stallworth. She can be reached at extension 2802 or email@example.com.
Programming - Mary Anne Brutkiewicz will be retiring at the end of July, and her programming assignments will be taken up by Christina Smotherman and other staff members. She will be returning to teaching Spanish at USA, and we wish her the best.
Camps and Property
Joe Turner has been hired as the new Ranger at Camp Scoutshire Woods. Joe has his own carpentry business and has been working as a contractor for 42 years. He and his wife, Cindy, have two adult children and two grandchildren. He has taught Sunday School class for 40 years at the First Baptist Church of Citronelle. He love fishing and participates in tournaments. He is excited about improving Camp Scoutshire Woods for our girls.
Just as a reminder, we did clear cut 69 acres at Camp Sid Edmonds and thinned some of the inner portion of the camp. It looks dramatically different. Each time I'm up there I'm surprised at how it changes from one week to the next. I was pleased to see some quail while I was up there and the work was going on. We have not noticed any significant changes in the wildlife.
The camp calendars have been opened up for camporees. We have been discussing a couple of council wide camporees opened to anyone wanting to attend. This worked very well the last time we tried it, in fact we had a waiting list. Hopefully that will be put on the calendar shortly. As a reminder, camp reservations are made at either service center but it is easier to make the Scoutshire and Sid reservations at the Mobile Service Center and the Kamp Kiwanis and Humming Hills reservations at the Montgomery Service Center.
We will continue to work to keep you abreast of changes as they occur.


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Getable Rental Expert
Skid-steers, also commonly known as skid loaders, are great for tasks involving moving, digging, and lifting soil or other material. These machines come with a specialized turning mechanism which facilitates them to navigate in even the most confined spaces, often, to everyone's astonishment, the capability to make a turn of zero-radius.
available horsepowers
The equipment best suited for moving materials such as sand, dirt and gravel in construction areas is the Wheeled Skid Steers. The Skid Steer is a versatile workhorse with quick couplers that enable different additional attachments instead of the standard bucker. These attachments enable the machines to be for a range of tasks depending of the need. Augers, breakers and graders are examples of such attachments. Most of the recent models have replaced tracks by wheels.
available horsepowers
Renting the right skidsteer loader is a matter dependent upon just how congested a jobsite is. The tighter the workspace, the more appropriate a small skidsteer. Terrain is also a factor. For wet, muddy or snowy jobsites, a skidsteer with tracks gives the operator better traction. If the skidsteer is going to be used three-axel dump trucks -- a standard sized truck, -- a bigger skidsteer is a better choice because the arms have more reach and the bucket is larger which means a large skidsteer can load a truck faster than a small one.
Skidsteers are only between five and seven feet wide which means they can inch between tight spaces with relative ease. Front-end loaders and backhoes, while very useful in their own rights, can not compete with a skidsteer on a congested jobsite. The pivoting action of skidsteers allow the machines to turn 360 degrees on a zero-degree radius.
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Bandolino Mefa Platform Pump
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Item # 277840
Compliment your feet in the Bandolino Mefa platform pump! This cute peep toe combines style and just the right heel height! Wear with your favorite pair of dress capris or with that favorite work attire!
- Patent faux leather upper
- Cut-out details
- Cushioned insole
- ½" platform, 3" covered heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: tresliso
Location: New York
November 19, 2013
Bought this for a wedding
"Very pretty dull gold color, not flashy at all. I liked the low heel -- quite comfortable."
By: Jill02
Location: Baltimore MD
November 15, 2013
Cute Pumps!
"Purchased for a wedding, these are cute and comfortable. The heel height is not too high."
By: MissDDV
Location: Lawrenceville, GA
September 06, 2013
"This shoe was very uncomfortable, too short, too narrow. I returned it after one week of trying to convince myself it will stretch. I still think Bandolino makes good shoes though."
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Section 79
Revelation given through Joseph Smith the Prophet, at Hiram, Ohio, March 12, 1832.
1–4, Jared Carter is called to preach the gospel by the Comforter.
1 Verily I say unto you, that it is my will that my servant Jared Carter should go again into the eastern countries, from place to place, and from city to city, in the power of the
2 And I will send upon him the
3 And inasmuch as he is faithful, I will crown him again with
4 Wherefore, let your heart be glad, my servant Jared Carter, and


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One cup of white vanilla chips can be used instead of the white chocolate baking bar.
For Slow Cooker Triple-Chocolate Bread Pudding, substitute 12 to 14 slices chocolate bread, cubed (6 cups) for the French bread. Use chocolate sweetened condensed milk instead of the regular sweetened condensed milk and 1/2 cup semisweet chocolate chips in place of the baking bar. Add 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon with the milk.


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In launching a new academic journal focusing on conflict transformation in Africa in 1999, the African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes (ACCORD) fulfilled a long-held ambition to contribute to the intellectual development of thinking, writing and dialogue in the field of conflict management on the African continent.
AJCR publishes the writings of a wide range of African and international authors in the field, but emphasis has deliberately been kept on profiling the writings of African writers, and the thinking emerging from African universities, colleges and organisations.
Articles in the journal are longer and more in-depth than those found in ACCORD's Conflict Trends Magazine, and are of an overtly academic nature. However, readership is not limited to audiences in academic institutions, and the literary style has deliberately been kept accessible and straightforward.


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Crocs Duet Clog
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Comfortable and uncomplicated design encompass the crocs Duet clog. Ideal for walking or being on your feet all day, these versatile slip-ons can be worn with or without the heel strap and a roomy fit.
- Molded Croslite™ upper
- Vented upper for breathability and to help resist odor
- Back strap on heel can be swung forward for a slip-on option
- Dual injection design provides a softer footbed
- Non-marking, lightweight synthetic sole
- Imported
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Location: miami
August 06, 2013
non-slip crocs
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By: Marcela
Location: Quetzaltenango, GUA
July 08, 2012
Amazingly Comfortable
"These crocs are very comfortable. They have an extra big sole which provides for comfortable walking, and boosts you about 1 inch. From a big crocs fan, these did not disappoint. True to size. Easy to wash and clean. Nice sporty touch to them, was forced to run in them and they were very comfortable."
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The Sharks' recent resurgence continued when they claimed a deserved 34-20 win over the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein on Saturday.
The Sharks' recent resurgence continued when they claimed a deserved 34-20 win over the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein on Saturday.
The visitors started the match brilliantly when they scored a try from the kick off. The Durban-based side took the ball through 12 phases from deep inside their 22 before JP Pietersen rounded off in his opponents' left-hand corner.
Cheetahs fly-half Riaan Smit, who came into the side as a replacement for Sias Ebersohn, replied with two penalties for the home side before their captain Adriaan Strauss rounded off a fine team effort in the right-hand corner in the 32nd minute.
This gave the home side a 11-7 lead but the Sharks struck back with tries by Frederic Michalak in the 35th minute and Lwazi Mvovo on the stroke of half-time.
Michalak's try was a freakish effort when he beat Phillip van der Walt to a bouncing ball after the Cheetahs failed to deal with an up-and-under from Riaan Viljoen.
And Mvovo's five-pointer came after fine leadership from Sharks skipper Keegan Daniel.
The visitors were awarded a penalty after the Cheetahs went offside close to their try-line and Daniel opted to run the ball after the hooter had sounded to signal the break.
Mvovo got in for his try after the ball went through several pairs of hands in the Sharks back-line.
The 21-14 scoreline at the half-time was a fair reflection on the match but after an early penalty in the second half from Michalak, things almost came unstuck for the Sharks when Bismarck du Plessis was sent to the sin bin for a shoulder charge on an opponent.
During the Springbok hooker's time off the field Sias Ebersohn, who was on as Smit's replacement, slotted two penalties but the Cheetahs could not get over the visitors' try-line during this period.
After defending resiliently, during Du Plessis' stint on the sidelines, the Sharks went in search of their bonus point for scoring four tries and were rewarded in the 73rd minute when Meyer Bosman crossed over.
This knocked the wind out of the home side's sails and the Sharks have now moved into the play-off positions with this victory.
The scorers:
For Cheetahs:
Try: Adriaan Strauss
Pens: Smit 3, Ebersohn 2
For Sharks:
Tries: Mvovo, Pietersen, Michalak, Bosman
Cons: Michalak 4
Pens: Michalak 2
Yellow card: Bismarck du Plessis (53rd min – shoulder charge)
Cheetahs: 15 Hennie Daniller, 14 Cameron Jacobs, 13 Robert Ebersohn, 12 Andries Strauss, 11 Willie le Roux, 10 Riaan Smit, 9 Piet van Zyl, 8 Philip van der Walt, 7 Justin Downey, 6 Heinrich Brussow, 5 George Earle, 4 Izak van der Westhuizen, 3 WP Nel, 2 Adriaan Strauss (c), 1 Coenie Oosthuizen.
Replacements: 16 Hercu Liebenberg, 17 Trevor Nyakane, 18 Andries Ferreira, 19 Ashley Johnson, 20 Tewis de Bruyn, 21 Sias Ebersohn, 22 Philip Snyman.
Sharks: 15 Riaan Viljoen, 14 JP Pietersen, 13 Paul Jordaan, 12 Tim Whitehead, 11 Lwazi Mvovo, 10 Patrick Lambie, 9 Charl McLeod, 8 Keegan Daniel (capt), 7 Marcell Coetzee, 6 Jacques Botes, 5 Anton Bresler, 4 Steven Sykes, 3 Jannie du Plessis, 2 Bismarck du Plessis, 1 Tendai Mtawarira.
Replacements: 16 Craig Burden, 17 Wiehahn Herbst, 18 Willem Alberts, 19 Jean Deysel, 20 Ryan Kankowski, 21 Frederic Michalak, 22 Meyer Bosman.
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)