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Dorothy Williams
BOCA RATON, Fla. – Dorothy Lucille Chism Williams, 91, died on Friday, Oct. 19, 2012, in Boca Raton, Fla. Born May 25, 1921, in Becker, she was a daughter of the late Minnie Turman Chism and James Q. Chism. She married the love of her life, Loman W. Williams, in 1942.
Mrs. Williams was a graduate of Smithville High School, Class of 1940. She was a member of First Baptist Church, Amory, for many years. Mrs. Williams moved to Boca Raton, to be with her family, whom she loved dearly. Although she had been gone from Amory the last seven years, she still kept up with family and friends, and was proud to tell everyone in Florida that she was from Mississippi. She treasured the time spent with her family, to whom she was such an inspiration and a guiding light. Mrs. Williams was a devout Christian, always giving Godly wisdom, who lived life to its fullest, and always saw the good in every situation. Her humor, although not knowing she was being humorous, will be missed by many. Giving of herself, she raised two daughters, and supported her husband as he traveled in the Air Force. She was a master seamstress and designer of clothes.
She is survived by her daughters, Dianne Sanders (Bill) and Karen Rhodes, all of Boca Raton; grandchildren, Eric Kirkland (Tracy) of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Adam Rhodes (Mollie) of West Palm Beach, Fla., Tara Esposito (Brian) of Hollywood, Fla., and Dana Rhodes of Boca Raton; great granddaughters, Ella and Lily Rhodes.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by six brothers and four sisters.
A Celebration of Life Service will be held at 11 a.m. today, Oct. 27, 2012, at E.E. Pickle Funeral Home with Bro. Jimmy McFatter officiating. Burial will follow at Haughton Memorial Park.
Pallbearers will be Eric Kirkland, Van Burroughs, Barry Williams, family and friends.
Donations may be given to Legacy Hospice, 231 N. Main St., Amory, MS 38821.
Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at eepicklefuneralhome.com.
Matthew Ford
OXFORD – Matthew James Ford, 26, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012, at Sanctuary Hospice House in Tupelo. He was a graduate student at Mississippi State University, working on his M.S. degree in counselor education. He had completed a B.S. degree in interdisciplinary studies at MSU. He earned 14 certificates from the Hadley School for the Blind in Winnetka, Ill. He was a member of Adapton Baptist Church in Starkville. As a recipient of the "Make A Wish" Foundation, he was interviewed by Al Roker on March 8, 1999, on the Today show where he made a nationwide announcement that he had cancer.
Service will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Waller Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Ron Provence officiating. The graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Lehrton Cemetery in Ruleville. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday and from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday.
He is survived by his mother, Bobbie Ford of Oxford; and his grandparents, Henry and Margaret Ford of Janelew, W.Va.
He was preceded in death by his father, Daniel Alan Ford; his grandparents, Graham and Ethel Ellis; and aunt, Jeanette Harvey.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, 1800 W. Main St., Tupelo, MS 38801 or the Youth Fund at South Lamar Baptist Church, 2885 S. Lamar Blvd., Oxford, MS 38655.
To sign an online guestbook, visit www.wallerfuneralhome.com.
Dorothy Vick
GUNTOWN – Dorothy Vick, 67, died Friday, Oct. 26, 2012, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Booneville. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Kesler Funeral Home of Baldwyn.
Lucille Eubanks
PONTOTOC – Lucille Rogers Eubanks, 98, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012, at her home in Pontotoc.
Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at New Salem M.B. Church in Pontotoc. Burial will be in New Salem Cemetery. Kenneth I. Roberson Funeral Home of Pontotoc is in charge of the arrangements.
Visitation will be from 2 to 5 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Allene Smith
STARKVILLE – Mary Allene Hudson Smith, 87, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012, at the Oktibbeha County Hospital in Starkville. She was born May 17, 1925, in Union County to Henry Louis Hudson and Laura Gaines Hudson. She was a homemaker who loved cooking, taking care of her flowers, and spending time with the grandchildren. She was a former member of the First United Methodist Church in New Albany, and member of St. Andrews United Methodist Church in Oxford.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the United Funeral Service Chapel with the Rev. Barry Male officiating. Burial will be in the Glenfield Memorial Park. United Funeral Service in New Albany is in charge of arrangements.
She is survived by two daughters, Gay Williamson (Mark) of Starkville and Lydia Moak (Andrew) of Oxford; a sister, Catherine Browning (Gene) of New Albany; and four grandchildren, Herston Williamson and Mary Williamson, both of Starkville, and Isabella Moak and George Moak, both of Oxford.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband of 50 years, George Smith Jr.; three sisters, Cuple Hudson, Myra Lee Crum and Marie Grant; and a brother, Buddy Hudson.
Visitation will be from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
For online visitation visit unitedfuneralservice.com.
Jake Caldwell
MT. VERNON – John Chester "Jake" Caldwell, 89, died Friday, Oct. 26, 2012, at the State Veterans Home in Oxford. He was born June 21, 1923, in Sherman to Chester Cooper and Notie Lura Phillips Caldwell. He served in the South Pacific during World War II as a Sea Bee and ship welder, working on the dry docks, in the United States Navy. He retired from Day-Brite after 38 years. He was a hunting and fishing enthusiest. An avid vegetable gardener known throughout the community for his truck patch he sold vegetables for over 40 years. He was a lifelong member of Mt. Vernon Baptist Church.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Jefferson Street Chapel of W.E. Pegues with Bro. Jim Manley and the Rev. Doug Westmoreland officiating. Burial will be in Union Cemetery, west of Belden.
Survivors include two sons, Jim Caldwell (Sandra) of Tupelo and Buzz Caldwell (Janice) of the Mt. Vernon community; four grandchildren, Tony Caldwell of Byhalia, Candi Russell of Houlka, Jennifer Kerry Wiygul of the Dorsey community and Jason Cody Caldwell of Hernando; nine great-grandchildren; a special friend and caregiver, Lucy Horton.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife of 59 years, Vivian M. Moore Caldwell, who died July 9, 2005; one brother, Roy Wright Caldwell; and one grandson, Eric Cooper Caldwell.
Pallbearers will be Tony Caldwell, Dana Russell, Lewis Gambrell, Tommy Bradsher, Cody Caldwell and Trae Wiygul.
Visitation will be 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Memorials may be made to the State Veterans Home, 3261 Hwy. 49, Collins, MS 39428 and the Alzheimer's Association, 1900 Dunbarton Drive, Suite 1, Jackson, MS 39216.
Expressions of sympathy may be left at www.peguesfuneralhome.com
Charlie Lofton
FULTON – Charlie Naamon Lofton, 90, died Friday, Oct. 26, 2012. He was born on Oct. 12, 1922, to William Claude and Deller Mitchell Lofton in Mississippi. He attended Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church. He was 32nd Mason and a member of the VFW. He fought in World War II as a member of the 410th Infantry from February 1943 until September 1945. He fought in North Africa, Anzio, France and in the Occupation of Germany. He also fought in the Liberation of Dachau Concentration Camp. He was awarded several medals including the Bronze Star and Purple Heart.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at Senter Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Jackie Gray officiating. Burial will be in Itawamba Memorial Garden.
Survivors include two sons, Donald Lofton of Fulton and Charles "Chuck" Lofton (Mary Lou) of Indianapolis, Ind.; a sister, Betty Wilemon of Red Bay, Ala.; three grandsons, Timothy Lofton, Paul Lofton and Phillip Lofton (Heidi).
He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Louise Lofton; his parents; brothers, J.C., Joe and Nathan Lofton; and a sister, Earlene Lofton.
Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. today.
Memorials may be made to Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church.
Online condolences can be expressed at www.senterfuneraldirectors.com
Noel Rape
WEST POINT – Noel E. Rape, 77, died Friday, Oct. 26, 2012, at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle in Columbus. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Calvert Funeral Home of West Point.
Rachel Carnes
PONTOTOC – Rachel Nix Carnes, 86, died Friday, Oct. 26, 2012, at Church Street Personal Care Home in Ecru. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Browning Funeral Home in Pontotoc.
Ben Simons
TUPELO – Bennie Hayden "Ben" Simons, 88, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012, at the Page Greenhouse at Traceway Retirement Community in Tupelo. He was born Sept. 9, 1924, in Cades County, Tenn., to Willie Green Simons and Hattie Lee Martin Simons. He was the son of a farmer and went to the 8th grade in school. He married Lorena Sue Evans on July 17, 1943. On July 1, 1943, he was drafted into the U.S. Army and was a private with the combat engineers of the 251st battalion. He served in Germany until his return from the war on July 1, 1946. After his return, he worked on the farm until his hiring with the Newth-Morris Box Co. in Milan, Tenn. He was hired in 1953 by Rock City Box Co. as a plant manager. Later, he was promoted to president over the Tupelo Division. In 1974, the plant closed and he started in 1979 a successful business called General Packaging. After retiring, he and his friend, Dewayne Spencer, owned and operated a chemical paper business. He was a member of the Tupelo Luncheon Civitan Club from 1958-1980 and served as president in 1964. He also completed the Dale Carnegie Course in 1959. He loved hunting squirrel and rabbit, and enjoyed fishing with his wife. He was a member of First United Methodist Church, where he was a member of the Come-Double Sunday School Class. An avid Mississippi State Bulldog fan, he was on the board of the Magnolia Boys Home in Laurel for six years. He never met a stranger and was a sterling personality. His greatest accomplishment was sending his sons to college.
A life celebration service with military honors will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Tupelo Chapel of Holland Funeral Directors with the Rev. Jimmy Curtis, the Rev. Lynn Mote and the Rev. Herschel Wiygul officiating. Burial will follow in Lee Memorial Park. Visitation will be from 4 to 6 p.m. today and from 2 p.m. to service time Sunday.
He is survived by his four sons, Dan Simons (Teresa) of Tupelo, Gary Simons (Cynthia) of Brandon, Larry Simons (Mariella) of Brandon and Terry Simons (Dinah) of Tupelo; special friend, Ruth Lewis; special little friend, Emma Rice; six grandchildren, Marc Simons, Nicole Simons, Hayden Simons (Laura), Laura Simons Murphy (Ryan), Evan Simons and Mallory Simons Salloun (Joe); five great-grandchildren, Hallie, Trey, Avery Grace, Seth and Caleb.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 65 years, Lorena Sue Evans Simons, on Jan. 16, 2009; his parents; his siblings, Leacy Ellen Keithly, Willie Maude McMinn Gillam, Joseph David Simons, James Edwin Simons, Betty Simons Stuckey, John Vernon Simons and Calvin Haley Simons.
Pallbearers are Hayden Simons, Evan Simons, Marcus Simons, Nelson Addison, Cliff Nichols and Steve Wilson. Honorary pallbearers are members of Comer Breakfast Club, A.J. Pitts, Elmer Clark, James Fredrick, Chuck Redwood, Andy Redwood, Earnest Potter, Mitchell Letsell, Bobby Robbins, Murray Coward, George Watson, C.W. Jackson, Butch Dendy and Bill Stafford.
Memorials may be made to First United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 854, Tupelo, MS 38802 or to United Methodist Senior Services, 2800 West Main, Tupelo, MS 38801.
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William White
ABERDEEN – William C. White, 73, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012, at Community Hospice. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Darden and Sons Funeral Home of Amory.
Marshall Baker III
SAN FRANCISCO – John Marshall III passed away Sept. 5, 2012, in San Francisco, Calif. He was born on April 22, 1959, in Woodland, Ala., to John and Sara Baker.
A memorial service will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3, at East Heights Assembly of God at 1921 Briar Ridge Road in Tupelo.
Survivors include his parents, John and Sara Baker of Verona; a sister, Debbie Baker-Dean, and a brother, Stanley Baker.
Kathey Robbins
BOONEVILLE – Mary Kathryn "Kathey" Mann Robbins, 55, died Friday, Oct. 26, 2012, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. She was born Sept. 26, 1957, in New Albany to Howard Mann and Mary Lou Gadd Kincheloe. She was a retired teacher and a member of the Lovejoy Baptist Church in Alcorn County. She was a transplant recipient and an avid supporter of organ donation.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the United Funeral Service Chapel in New Albany with the Rev. Johnny Rakestraw and the Rev. Rickey Peebles officiating. Burial will be in the Glenfield Memorial Park. United Funeral Service in New Albany is in charge of arrangements.
She is survived by her husband, David Robbins of Booneville; two sons, Kyle David Robbins and Kurt Howard Robbins, both of Booneville; a stepsister, Diane Hammack (Henry) of Aberdeen.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
Pallbearers will be Rick Foster, Dale Bain, Trae Bain, Larry Robbins, Danny Robbins, Joseph Kennedy and Khalil Patterson. Honorary pallbearers will be Tommy Gadd, Frank Gadd, Walter Gadd, Roger Lacey, Dr. Tom Mann and Gary James.
Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
For online condolences visit unitedfuneralservice.com.
Kenneth Hanson
TUPELO – Memorial services for Kenneth Hanson will be at 10 a.m. Monday in the Sanctuary at First United Methodist Church. Graveside services will be at 1 p.m. Monday in Corinth National Cemetery.
Expressions of sympathy may be left at www.peguesfuneralhome.com
Juanita Baker
RED BAY, Ala. – Juanita Martin Baker, 86, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012, at The Meadows in Fulton.
Services will be at 1 p.m. today at Deaton Funeral Home Chapel in Red Bay, Ala. Burial will follow in the Ebenezer Cemetery in Vina, Ala. Deaton Funeral Home of Red Bay is in charge of the arrangements.
Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Delores Outlaw
BOONEVILLE – Delores Ann Outlaw, 60, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Booneville Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in Tuscumbia Cemetery.
Visitation will be from 5 until 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Elvis Houston
OXFORD – Elvis "Larin" Crick Houston, 77, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012, at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Oxford.
Visitation will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday at Coleman Funeral Home.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Sunday in the Coleman Funeral Home Chapel. Interment will be in the Mt. Zion Cemetery of Oxford. Coleman Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Memorials may be made to the charity of the giver's choice.
Online condolences may be left at www.colemanfuneralhome.com.
Eve Dyer
HOLLY SPRINGS – Eve Malinda Dyer, 76, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2012, at Ashland Health and Rehab.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at Oak Grove Baptist Church in Moscow, Tenn. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Holly Springs Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
Visitation will be from 1 p.m. to service time Sunday at the church.
Fray Rinehart
BOONEVILLE – Fray Rinehart, 89, died Friday, Oct. 25, 2012, at his home. He was born Feb. 1,1923, to John Lee Andrew and Sallie Jane Massengill Rinehart. He owned Shell Service Station until he retired. He was a member of Rienzi Church of Christ.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at McMillan Funeral Home with Minister Dwight Hollaway and Bro. Randy Rinehart officiating. Burial will be in the Sardis Cemetery.
Survivors are his wife, Juanita Rinehart of Rienzi; two daughters, Linda Downs and Billy Wiygul of Booneville, and Renaa (Bubba) Thompson of Pontotoc; one son, Cary F. (Linda) Rinehart of Rienzi; four grandsons, Patrick Downs, Blake Rinehart, Eric Fitzsimmons and Will Fitzsimmons; and one granddaughter, Tracy Smith.
He was preceded in death by, his parents; six sisters, Verlin Brooks, Ruth Clark, Pearl Johnsey, Fanny Allen, Mary Lee Prince and Ester Doyal; and three brothers, Raymond, Eunice and Ottis Rinehart.
Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. today and until service time Sunday at McMillan Funeral Home.
Condolences can be made at www.mcmillanfuneralhome.com.
Lula Owens
OXFORD – Lula Owens, 53, died Friday, Oct. 26, 2012, at Baptist Memorial Hospital-East in Memphis. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Hodges-Freeman Funeral Home of Oxford.


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Rolling agricultural fields, reclaimed strip mines, ravines, rocky streams and wooded bluffs dominate the northern half of the Tunnel Hill State Trail. With 47.8 miles (one-way) of crushed gravel surface, extended inclines and dark tunnels, this trail is a difficult one, but one not to pass up, as long as you're up for the challenge. The southern half of the trail explodes with scenery that includes bottomland woods, ponds, streams and marshes. The trail, which winds through seven towns, even touches upon a handful of ghost towns that faded into the landscape after the trains here stopped running.
Scuba dive at this unique spring-fed stone quarry and marvel at underwater treasures such as a submerged airplane (actually used in the movie U.S. Marshals) and a cement petting zoo. Mermet Springs offers on-site instruction and equipment rental.
Visit Superman Square in Metropolis to have your picture taken with the 15-foot-tall statue of the Man of Steel. A statue of Lois Lane is located nearby. Across the street is the Super Museum, showcasing rare Superman memorabilia and selling superhero souvenirs.
Cache River State Natural Area
Renowned for its ancient cypress-tupelo swamp, this natural area has been named one of America's 10 Most Beautiful Hidden Gems by Budget Travel. This sprawling area contains 100 threatened or endangered plant and animal species, and 11 state champion trees that have stood for centuries. Visitors enjoy birding, hunting, wildlife watching, canoeing and hiking. Bikers can access the Cache River via the Tunnel Hill State Trail.
This annual reenactment of late-1700s Illinois life on the frontier prairie features blanket traders, merchants, military units, fife and drum corps, and period-style food from more than 20 vendors. The encampment offers military drills, mock battles, along with story telling and children's activities.
Metropolis, Home of Superman, holds a celebration the second weekend in June each year celebrating the 'Man of Steel'. A Superman Drama kicks off the weekend of contests, music, food and fun, as well as a comic book & artist show, fan films, street vendors, a carnival, costume contest and a Super Car Show.
The Super Museum houses the mythical caped hero from the big green planet. The museum is filled with a $2.5 billion collection spanning 60 years, honoring the most famous hero of all time.
Illinois' newest wine trail connects six wineries dotted throughout the southeast corner of the state. Visitors can enjoy both breathtaking vistas and friendly rural communities, all while sampling excellent red and white wines.
An amazing tribute to America's most famous Hollywood icons, features life-size figures, wardrobes, costumes, movie props, posters, dolls, statues and celebrity collectibles from around the world. Americana Hollywood is a museum dedicated to Hollywood of yesterday and today. Located 2 blocks from Harrah's Casino you will find collections from Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, Pamela Anderson and Angelina Jolie, just to name a few. Come stroll through the outdoor statues and have your picture taken with the Blues Brothers or on the set of a Western ghost town. There is so much to see and do at this museum!
Located on the picturesque Ohio River, Harrah's Casino is conveniently located adjacent to the hotel's main lobby, the modern design, single-level casino floor features new slots, table games and a World Series of Poker room. The Casino offers a lounge, three new bars and a live entertainment stage on the property.. Harrah's often offers special stay-and-play packages at its 252-room hotel that's located adjacent to the casino.
Grand Chain Lodge & Campground
The lodge offers four spacious suites, each furnished with two queen-sized beds, a Jacuzzi bath tub, and access to the Observation Deck with a spectacular view of the Ohio River. If you want even more privacy or have a larger group. you can stay in one of our two fully equipped cabins that also offer Jacuzzi tubs, private decks overlooking the river as well as full kitchens and a loft bedroom. Each cabin sleeps six and offers, not only a beautiful panorama of the Ohio, but close up observation of an area teaming with wildlife.
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Lake Glendale Beach & Campground
Beautiful beach located on the shore of an 80 acres lake in the heart of the Shawnee National Forest. Beach open Memorial Day-Labor Day, 7 days a week. Concessions available
Enjoy a breathtaking view of Hohman Lake from your private back porch, or a relaxing evening in the outdoor spa, there's a sense of peace at Mill Spring Cabins. The fully furnished cabins are situated along a beautiful 90 acre lake with an ample dock to allow fishing and swimming.
Four Historic Lock-keepers houses, recently renovated for overnight rentals overlooking the Ohio River. Period furnishings, fully equipped kitchens, front & back porches, TVs and phones.
Nestled in the heart of the Shawnee National Forest. Excellent deer and turkey hunting. Only 6 miles to the Ohio River and Golconda Marina, but still tucked away in the forest. Just above Lusk Creek. Come visit our little piece of heaven in the Shawnee.
The Chocolate Factory prides itself in offering quality gourmet chocolates in a wide variety of mouth watering flavor, formulated with only the finest ingredients. Our irresistible silky smooth blended chocolates make delicious rich candies for any occasion!
Dixon Springs State Park is one of several state parks in the Illinois Shawnee Hills. Park visitors may enjoy the varied wildlife, take a swim in the outdoor pool or simply soak up the relaxing atmosphere of the moss-covered boulders, craggy overhangs, and rushing brook.
The Riverview Mansion Hotel of Golconda is a full service Bed & Breakfast. In addition to the finest Victorian style accommodations available in Southern Illinois, there is also a lounge serving the best selection of local wines, as well as a restaurant. The hotel is open year round with advance reservations encouraged. All major credit cards accepted. The enchanted hotel setting with its expansive grounds and facilities is the perfect venue in which to enjoy the huge variety of hand-crafted, award winning wines from not only Illinois, but also the best from Indiana, Missouri and Kentucky micro-vineyards. Harvest season will be a unique time at the mansion with Oktoberfest festivals. This will be the opportunity to share the seasons best wines complimented with tantalizing artisan meats and cheeses. Festival weekends will provide just the incentive to bring in the best in local and regional musical talent. Indoor and outdoor entertainment! Our wine shop exhibits a wide array of gifts and specialty items.
State park and historic site. October's big Fort Massac Encampment and several other living history event weekends scheduled throughout the year bring the past to life for American history buffs. The visitor center offers exhibits, information & a short film.
War Bluff Valley Wildlife Sanctuary
Nestled in the uplands of the Shawnee National Forest, supports mature oak-hickory woods, river bottom forests, young forests and old field habitats. More than 530 types of plants, including a rich variety of wildflowers and 20 types of ferns. 10 walking paths give access to the area.
Built in 1870 by Major Elijah P Curtis after the Civil War. The woodwork and other features of the home are unusual.
Cabin sleeps 4, kitchen, bath. Fishing at front door, remote location, joins Goose Pond on North.
Kincaid Mounds Archaeological Site is 4 miles south of Unionville Road on New Cut Road, Brookport, IL Kincaid Mounds State Historic Site is a nationally significant Native-American archaeological treasure. From about 800 AD to 1500 AD it was the 'capital' of a chiefdom that stretched from Brookport to Hamletsburg along the Ohio River. Large flat-topped mounds were erected on which the houses and temples of civil and religious elite stood. Today, the mounds still exist and a constructed overlook platform and interpretive panels tell the story of the significant contribution and historical value of this Native American culture.
Located at Bay City, at the Smithland Pool on the Ohio River. Boat launch, hook-ups and floating docks. Completely furnished.
This is a shrimp cook-off with fresh Southern Illinois shrimp cooked more ways than you can imagine! Locally grown prawns will be available for purchase. Helicopter, & carriage rides, music & entertainment, beer & wine tent and lots more.
Two Bedroom, two bath, equipped kitchen, large deck with screened porch overlooking the Ohio River at the site of the filming of US Marshal. Boat ramp 1/2 mile.
Step back to Civil War days when "pig iron" was smelted at this, the first coal-fired iron furnace in Illinois, now on the National Register of Historic Places. Restored structure is in a beautiful park with fishing, hiking, and picnicking available.
San Damiano Retreat Center and Shrine
Covering 200 acres of the bluffs of the Ohio river and surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest, this is a place of beauty, quiet and calmness. Private cottages have all the conveniences, plus dining room, conference center, hiking, fishing and chapel.
Trophy whitetail hunts in scenic Southernmost IL. Hunts are offered September 15th through December. The farm consists of mature timber, pine and cedar thickets, thick draws and open area food plots. All hunts are with an experienced guide.
One room cabin rental near hunting, fishing, biking and horseback riding areas.
A series of six murals are painted on buildings along Ferry Street and Market Street in downtown Metropolis. Each mural reveals a different story and makes our heritage come alive through artistic renderings of local historical events. Interpretive plaques describe the historical significance of each.
2 bedrooms with sleeping accomodations for 5, a full size, and 2 twin beds and a rollaway. A stocked kitchen
Situated at the base of the Ohio River bluffs, this two-story log structure, built in 1840, has been continuously occupied by generations of one family for 146 years. It was listed on the National Registry of Historic Places in 1976.
Cabin rental near Cedar Lake, horse campground, tack store and outdoor recreation
Cache River Basin Vineyard and Winery
Located in beautiful southern Illinois just south of the Cache River. We have a very nice restaurant next to the winery called Wineaux's Restaurant. We also have a cabin on site tucked away at the edge of the woods. Can sleep six, has a hot tub and sauna.
Kincaid Mounds Archaeological Site is 4 miles south of Unionville Road on New Cut Road, Brookport, IL. Kincaid Mounds State Historic Site is a nationally significant Native-American archaeological treasure. From about 800 AD to 1500 AD it was the 'capital' of a chiefdom that stretched from Brookport to Hamletsburg along the Ohio River. Large flat-topped mounds were erected on which the houses and temples of civil and religious elite stood. Today, the mounds still exist and a constructed overlook platform and interpretive panels tell the story of the significant contribution and historical value of this Native.
Trail ride in beautiful Southern Illinois. Hourly to full-day rates. Over night pack trips and lunch or dinner outings. Group rates and boarding available. Great horses for all riders, experienced or not. Professional guides, cool wooded trails. Rustic Loft Lodging available
Hogg Hollow Winery is Pope County's first winery, surrounded by the scenic hills of the Shawnee National Forest. View works by local artists and enjoy free wine tasting at this Golconda winery.
One of the finest fishing and boating areas in the nation, this marina is the gateway to the Ohio River's Smithland Pool, constructed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The 619-acre full-service boat marina has more than 200 slips.
Victorian Bed & Breakfast from 1889. One block from Harrah's Casino. Five Master Suites with whirlpools, 2 with working fireplaces. Full breakfast served.
RV campground with bathhouse, boat ramp and country store. Restaurant and lodge also on site.
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258 room, 7 story hotel adjoining Harrah's casino and attached event center with meeting space and restaurant
The statue acknowledges Noel's contributions to the Superman Celebration as the "First Lady of Metropolis" and her portrayal of Lois Lane in the Serials and the TV series of the 1950s, "The Adventures of Superman" with an honorable and permanent gesture of love from the citizens of Metropolis and from her countless fans around the world.
Country Schemes Bed and Breakfast
Relax in a peaceful country setting, take a nature hike, fish and enjoy friendly country hospitality.
Apartment with 7 beds and 1½ baths.
Cars and trucks are polished to perfection and fill Fort Massac State Park for a popular summer show. Winners are determined in various classes, including Mayor's choice and Superman's Choice.
Located at Cache River Basin Vineyard and Winery, Wineaux's offers American cuisine, including certified Angus Beef steaks and burgers, ribs and seafood. Specializing in food cooked with wine!
Metropolis Lighthouse - Hope Light
The lighthouse is located at the west entrance to the city-owned Dorothy Miller Park in Metropolis, Illinois overlooking the Ohio River. The lighthouse stands thirty feet tall and is surrounded by a circular walkway consisting of concrete and personalized bricks.
1500 sq. ft. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, full kitchen, large living room. 4 twin beds, 1 king and 1 full bed. 1/2 block off Main St in Golconda. Boat parking available. All are welcome.
Archery Tournaments & Festival
Tournaments for men and women in several categories, with targets designed to simulate a variety of hunting situations for archery enthusiasts. An archery festival with archery and outdoor manufacturers showing their newest and latest products, special seminars and presentations, youth programs and bow hunting activities for young and old. It also features a practice range and a chance to watch and meet some of the sport's top professionals. These events will provide bow hunters the opportunity to talk and share experience with fellow archers, learn about the newest equipment and improve shooting skills. Mermet Lake Fish & Wildlife Area off Hwy. 45 in Massac County.
Located along the Ohio River and walking distance to Harrah's, indoor pool, continental breakfast, in room coffee, free local calls, credit cards accepted and meeting room available.
George Rogers Clark Discovery Trail
Enjoy a scenic ride or walk along this new concrete trail inside Fort Massac State Park. Use of the bicycle and pedestian path is free, and parking is located inside Fort Massac State Park. Upon its completion, the 9 mile trail will begin at Superman Square, continue through Fort Massac State Park, and end in the city of Brookport.
Angie's Originals is the place to shop for All-Things-Original, featuring creations by area artists and alpaca items from Massac County and Peru. Originals offers handcrafted items including Pottery, Jewelry, Wood Vessels, Cutting Board and Spoons, Soaps & Lotions and Alpaca Yarns, Scarves, Gloves, Hats & Apparrel. They also have Unique Photography, Paintings, Wooden Ink Pens and More. You just have to stop in and experience it! A unique shop devoted to showcasing the talents of area artists. Open Fridays and Saturdays, and, anytime you see the flag flying!
52 room motel, offering an indoor pool and a continental breakfast
Casual dining offering salads, sandwiches, steaks, chicken, seafood & pasta for lunch & dinner. We seat 100 people.
46-room motel across from Fort Massac State Park. Restaurants are within walking distance.
Holiday Inn Express - Metropolis
Interior corridor hotel with electronic locks, indoor pool and hot tub, exercise room and a free deluxe continental breakfast.
Locally owned motel. Clean, secure, boat hook-ups, ample parking and cable TV.
coffee shop restaurant
Boasting a heated indoor swimming pool, this Vienna motel is located along Interstate 24 and 14 miles from Ferne Clyffe. Each guest room is equipped with free Wi-Fi. Cable TV is provided in every room at Hotel 7 Inn Vienna.
Metropolis Inn offers double or single occupancy. Amenities include in-room coffee makers, indoor pool, high-speed internet, cable TV, and hot continental breakfast. Pet Friendly. The Metropolis Inn offers, nightly, weekly and monthly rates. Truck and RV parking is available. Located just off I-24 at Exit 37.
Deluxe doubles, kings, suites and jacuzzi suites. Free continental breakfast. Outdoor pool.
Come sit on the front porch where Tommy Lee Jones rocked during the filming of US Marshals. Enjoy a soda and a gooey moon pie and hear the cha-ching of a 1913 cash register.
Archery Shooters Association's Illinois Championship 3-D Archery Tournament for men, women and Children. Archers from all over North America visit Metropolis for one week in June to compete for cash and prizes and the title of Illinois Champion.
Fun Comic book store! Lots of Dr. Who merchandise and the full sized TARDIS that humms is amazing! Dr. Who, Super Man and much more!
Visit this Metropolis icon for barbecue done the old fashion way! In business since 1965 and located just 2 blocks from Ft. Massac State Park, you will enjoy some of the best breakfast sandwiches and BBQ in town! Open 4:00 am - 4:00 pm Tuesday - Saturday.
Down-home cookin' at Rube's is served up three meals a day. The cooks in the kitchen specialize in cooking "the way your mamma made it'" so you'll find something to your liking on the menu. Daily specials are sure to please even the pickiest eater. 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Monday – Friday 6:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Saturday 6:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Sunday
Located directly across from Ft. Massac State Park you will feel like you have stepped across the border into old Mexico. Select from the finest traditional Mexican cuisine or have a drink from the bar. 11:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. daily
Bringing the atmosphere of China to Metropolis, The China House Buffet has opened in a newly remodeled facility. This deluxe buffet has everything you could possibly want and more. From Chinese favorites, pizza, American classics, seafood, salad and desserts you will find something you will enjoy. Located across U.S. 45 from Ft. Massac State Park. 11:00 a.m.-9:30 p.m. daily.
Located two blocks from Harrah's Fat Edd's Roadhouse offers a variety of foods and drinks. Many appetizers such as peel-n-eat shrimp and great food choices from salads to Roadhouse platters. They also offer a full bar. Open daily 11:00 am to 10:00 pm.
Chicago Style Pizza at its best. Even though you are 6 hours away from Chicago you will feel like you are on the streets of the Windy City every time you bite into one of the handmade pizzas at Cubby Bears. A pizza buffet makes it easy to sample all that Cubby's has to offer. Sandwiches and pasta also available. 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Daily
A unique gift shop carrying jewelry, purses and gifts. You are sure to find gifts for men, women and children of all ages at Silver Collections. 10 AM – 5 PM Monday – Friday, 10 AM – 2PM Saturday
Located at Cache River Basin Winery, the Boondocks Cabin is attractively finished, in a fantastic location tucked up in the woods and is, of course, pet friendly. The cabin has two bedrooms, each complete with a queen size bed with Eurotop for your sleeping comfort, very nice bathroom and a completely furnished kitchen (which includes coffee and tea). Each bedroom has an LED type TV and there is also one in the kitchen. The area is 4G capable, local TV stations only. There is an infrared sauna on the enclosed back deck and a hot tub for your use.
Dress It Up is a specialty shop with personal service as a specialty. Carrying top brands such as, Brighton, Vera Bradley, Spanx, Tribal Blast, Koret, Lisa, and so much more you will find what every woman wants here! 10AM – 5PM Monday – Friday, 10AM – 2:00 PM Saturday
Creations is a full service florist carrying a large selection of green and seasonal blooming plants, gift items, candles, snack and fruit baskets. Fresh cut and silk floral arrangements are available as well as the specialty of custom and theme designed arrangements. Creations is ready for all occasions and holidays. 8:30AM – 5PM Monday – Friday, 8:30AM – Noon Saturday
Fresh salads, incredible cat fish, crispy chicken sandwiches, and the appetizers can be a meal alone with hand made sauces and dips. Stuffed mushrooms are very popular. Friday and Saturday specials are posted out on a rustic board along the street, and range from prime rib to a local favorite, the fully loaded nachos. The name Diver Down is in recognition of the owner, who is a diver that can help out if anyone at the local marina has a spun prop, or other problem on the Ohio River. Diver Down is a full service bar, waitresses are all local characters that keep things flowing smoothly.
See tractors of all shapes, sizes and ages. Held along with a Farmer's Market in downtown Golconda.
Located in the heart of a large trail system called The One Horse Gap Area. Surrounded by mile after mile of the magnificent Shawnee National Forest with new and improved trails that are well marked. We border Shawnee National Forest on all four sides; ride right out of camp into the forest. Whether you enjoy horseback riding, hiking, fishing, hunting or just relaxing, come make your own memories at TK Ranch, LLC.
Participate in the BBQ cook off to win awards, or just sample some great BBQ. Enjoy live music with a beer tent and various vendors.
A family fun car show where your vote counts. Car show attendees will be asked to judge the finalists based on: authenticity, originality, overall styling presentation and crowd appeal. There will also be a family oriented "Gearhead in Golconda" Pin up Contest.
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The XR Mission by Salomon® is a versatile training shoe that is perfect for the avid runner. This shoe gives you the freedom to explore off the beaten path and will keep your feet up for the challenge with its durable design and lightweight feel.
- Mesh upper with lace pocket storage
- Quicklace™ system offers a secure fit with one-pull tightening
- Removable, Ortholite® foam footbed with EVA heel cup increases comfort
- Non-marking Contagrip® sole provides excellent traction on varying terrain
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by Joe Buscaglia
posted Aug 2 2014 5:21PM
The summer has moved into its final month and just like that the National Football League preseason is here. To start things off the league has decided that the Buffalo Bills and New York Giants will be the first two to take the field for the 2014 season.
The Bills have plenty of questions and get an extra preseason game to help figure out the answers to all those queries. It all begins Sunday night for the league's annual Hall of Fame Game, putting the Bills on display to a national audience. Just like the past several years, here are five things to watch for in the upcoming contest:
1) How long does EJ play?
- It's the age old question for the beginning of the NFL preseason. With their first of five games, how long do you subject your starting quarterback to the pressure and live action with the season just a month away? It really all depends on the individual team's situation. For instance, on the Giants' side the expectation would probably be that Eli Manning plays no more than a series or two. With EJ Manuel being as young as he is and needing all the experience he can get in a game setting, there could be some temptation to put him in for longer. Despite that line of thinking, this season is a vital one to many people mainly due to the ongoing ownership questions. Wins are needed to make impressions on whoever ends up with the team. That, combined with some moving pieces on the offensive line, could put Manuel in the same realm as Manning despite needing some more snaps.
2) Sammy's Debut
- The most exciting piece of the offseason for the Buffalo Bills was when they moved up in the draft order to add the electric wide receiver Sammy Watkins, and Sunday night will be the first chance the rest of America gets to see him in action in an NFL setting. He might get a similar amount of time on the field as Manuel, but perhaps the Bills might want to show him off a little bit with a play or two designed just for him. Even without playing a down the buzz surrounding Watkins is already fairly high, and if he's able to do something special in the first series or two, it could reach a whole different level.
3) Three youngsters on the O-Line
- Besides adding pieces for EJ Manuel to throw the ball to, the Bills second biggest area that they addressed was to bring in offensive linemen. Left guard, right guard and right tackle were all issues at one point or another in the 2013 season and the Bills addressed them accordingly. The team signed veteran guard Chris Williams to start at left guard, they drafted tackle Cyrus Kouandjio in the second round, drafted guard Cyril Richardson in the fifth-round and then doubled up on tackle by selecting Seantrel Henderson in the seventh round. Since the start of training camp, normal starting left tackle Cordy Glenn has been unable to practice due to an undisclosed illness, leaving Henderson in with the first-team at that position. Kouandjio has struggled out of the gate at right tackle and has been designated for the second-team behind Erik Pears, while Richardson has improved and now splits reps with the incumbent right guard Kraig Urbik. The play of the young trio will be among one of the more fascinating things to watch to see just how far they've come in 11 days of work.
4) Tuel vs. Lewis
- Just a few days into training camp the Bills made the decision to split second-team series between Jeff Tuel and Thad Lewis, signaling the start of a competition to be Manuel's direct backup. Through the first two weeks of camp, Lewis has been the far less impressive quarterback of the two and will need to make up some ground during the five preseason games that the Bills have been afforded this year. Tuel hasn't made a definitive statement with his play that the job is his to lose -- he's been inconsistent as well -- but he has shown a bit more in limiting his turnovers as opposed to his counterpart. Regardless of how they look at practice, the duo will receive a hearty amount of playing time on Sunday and in the rest of the preseason to weigh who brings the most to the table as the team's main backup.
5) The battle for sixth wideout
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For iconic Italian fashion straight from the runway, think Sergio Rossi. This suede boot can be paired with a number of looks for chic style
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Please include any relevant information such as skill level and style of play.
Comments: These are the first shoes I've ever ordered online, so I was initially apprehensive. But they fit exactly to
size (I'm a 10) and have zero break-in with no slippage. I wore Ballistics before and always jammed my toes in the end. Those
days of broken, purple toenails are behind me!
From: Fred, 11/13
Comments: Like everyone else posting about these shoes, they are good quality and fit perfectly out of the box. (I
wear a size: 10.5 men). I almost bought the Air Max Cages and then stumbled across these comments. It will be another month
before I wear them on a court, but I can tell they are what I wanted. Beautiful, I couldn't be more pleased!
From: Lee, 10/13
Comments: Awesome shoes. Very comfortable and lightweight. The fit like a glove. I was looking for a
replacement for the adidas Barricades because I was tired of getting a black toe from my foot sliding inside the shoe and my toes
slamming into the top of the shoe. My foot stays in place with these shoes. I am impressed with the durability from adidas and
am unsure about durability of these Nike shoes. In my opinion they are pricey, but worthwhile. I'm going to pick up another pair.
From: Mike, 10/13
Comments: Comfortable, but they wore out fast and the mesh got dirty. Also, there is no arch support, not worth it!
I'm switching to Asics.
From: Pete, 9/13
Comments: I am not at all happy with these shoes. The heal is built way up off the ground, so it feels like you can't
plant your feet well. This model of Nikes also makes it hard, if not impossible, to use your entire foot for balance and weight
transition. Really not happy with this shoe.
From: R, 9/13
Comments: The best shoes I have used -- comfortable, lightweight and good traction. Currently, with about 20
hours of play, I love them.
From: JD, 9/13
Comments: Probably the best tennis shoes I've ever worn in my life. Super comfortable like the Gel Resolutions, but
light like the Speeds. I wear a 10.5 in the Courtballistecs, but I got an 11 in these because I have a wider foot, and they fit fine
with that "Adaptive Fit" that they have on these kicks. Best shoes ever.
From: Will, 9/13
Comments: These are my 2nd pair in a row! I've tried adidas and some others and these Nike Zoom Vapor 9 Tours
are the best by far. They feel great out of the box with no break-in period. They wont last too long but they are totally worth it.
Best feel/performance ever. Your happy feet will thank you and your game will improve!
From: Eduardo, 9/13
Comments: Like everyone else, I like that these are lightweight and have virtually zero break in. They fit nearly
perfect on my feet which is no small matter. I'm only saddened that rumors and speculation seem to indicate that the design will
be changing in the future, which if that is the case, I will buy as many pairs of the Vapor 9s as I can.
From: Kin, 9/13
Comments: Excellent shoes -- trendy, super comfortable and light. Right out of the box, this shoe performed as
intended. After playing 3 hours with these shoes, my feet were the only part of my body that felt fresh and not hurting at all.
The color is certainly a distraction to the opponent, since although advertised as red, is more of a very bright orange/pinkish color
that will not go unnoticed. At first it was a bit too much for me. However, after getting the courage to wear to the club and playing
with them for a few minutes, I realized the way they were helping me improve my footwork. After playing with them 2 days in a
row, I can care less about the hue on them. It is truly a super shoe!
From: Gaston, 9/13
Comments: I love this shoe, it's super comfortable and nice.
From: Keith, 8/13
Comments: The first thing I noticed when I got my shoes in the mail was the color. The shoe is advertised as a red
but I was disappointed to find that it is more of a neon pink/orange combination. These shoes practically glow in the dark. Aside
from the color I have no complaints. I have had the Vapor Tour 9s for awhile and it is the most comfortable shoe I have ever had,
also I find my movement and footwork is effortless (very easy to slide with too). This shoe is the one you want to have.
From: Alex, 8/13
Comments: I was looking for a shoe to replace my Barricade V (which were incredibly comfortable) and I found a
great replacement in the Vapor Tour 9. I tried several other popular shoes, but they didn't fit as well -- my heel slipped in
Barricade 8, experienced ankle bone discomfort in the Barricade 7, the toe box was too large in the Asics Resolution Gel 5. The
lacing system on the Vapor 9 ensures a great fit. My only complaint is that I would have preferred a black colorway version of this
From: Ken, 8/13
Comments: Best tennis shoes out there if you count durability out. They fit extremely well right off the box with no
break-in required. Light, stable, fast and super comfortable. The only drawback, I have to buy a new pair every 2 months. But, I
have very happy feet!
From: Tony, 8/13
Comments: I've played tennis for 26 years and this is the best tennis shoe I have ever worn. Super comfortable, low
to the ground and light, so your footwork automatically improves on the court. The stability is good and I love the lacing system,
just awesome overall! The durability is not as good as I would like it to be, but they are definitely worth it if you are looking for
comfort and performance.
From: Rafael, 8/13
Comments: I bought these shoes after having 2 straight pairs of my usual Courtballistecs have manufacturing
defects. The Vapors are extremely comfortable, light, fast feeling and seem to let me feel lighter on my feet as well. I've had them
for nearly a week, played at least 10-12 hours on them so far and they don't have any real signs of wearing out on the soles. I'm
impressed so far.
From: Anon, 8/13
Comments: The first things I noticed with these shoes were the immediate comfort and wide toebox. I realize that
having only played in them one time, I can't comment on the durability yet, so I will report back later on. The ankle support seems
to be sublime, and the ventilation is great. I used to own the Courtballistec 4.3, however I switched following the too-narrow
toebox problems I encountered, as well as bad ankle support and general stiffness. Another benefit of the switch is the
lightweight aspect of the Vapor 9s.
From: Oli, 7/13
Comments: Best shoe ever! Light weight, durable, and breathable.
From: Simakov, 6/13
Comments: Just received the Vapor 9 Tours today. Overall, I'm extremely impressed. High quality. Low center of
gravity. Very cushioned yet still offers plenty of feel. Fit true to size unlike my Babolat Propulse 3s which need to be ordered 1/2
size larger than normal. The Vapor 9's are very lightweight for a full-fledged tennis shoe. No comments yet on durability of
course, however I'm not hard on my shoes. Not sure what kind of abrasive surfaces some of the reviewers play on. Very pleased
with the color combos. I would love a set of matching set of laces. Great service from Tennis Warehouse as always. (Still super-
pleased with my Babolat Pure Drive Roddick + racquet.) Thanks guys!!
From: Zivko, 6/13
Comments: Super comfortable and low to the ground feel. They are light and flexible which is great for all day
comfort. They have a very low arch support and the treads wear out faster than any other shoe I have worn. This is my 4th pair
and each lasts me about 2 months before I wear a hole through the soles. The most comfortable shoe ever but extremely
expensive for the amount of durability you get with these shoes.
From: SK, 6/13
Comments: It's the obvious choice if you want performance and comfort. I've used both the Ballistics and the
Vapors. Ballistics are great for everything, training, tournaments, you name it. I would use the Vapors for training but they don't
last very long (and weren't designed to last long). It performs well for a light, stable, fast and comfortable court shoe. The footbox
is nice and roomy, and the lacing system is so adaptable to any kind and shape of foot. My only criticism is that in the Court
Ballistics the entire length of the tongue is attached to the top of the shoe, so it doesn't shift around and end up on one side or
the other. The Vapors tend to shift, so the lacing can end up biting into your feet, if you lace the shoe fairly tight. Another issue is
the adaptive lacing, in the Ballistics the webbing that attaches to the laces run on the inside and a bit under the foot arches so that
you have support. In the Vapors, it's external and doesn't go under the arches so it is not as supportive. The Vapors are a great
shoe, but if you want overall durability and performance, go with the Ballistics.
From: Ryan, 5/13
Comments: Best tennis shoe I have ever owned!
From: Randy, 5/13
Comments: Very good shoes. For one, they're aesthetically pleasing -- the cosmetics are well-designed and nice on
the eye. The comfort is great, right out of the box. It's always great to not have to worry about breaking in new shoes. There is
sufficient stability, but of course it's not comparable to say the Barricades or Court Ballistecs since these shoes aren't as heavy;
they're designed for quickness, so I was expecting only decent stability. I can't say much about durability, but I've played a good 5
hours in them and they've shown very little worn, so I'm hopeful they will last me through summer and early fall (but I doubt it).
Awesome shoes!
From: Brian, 5/13
Comments: By far most comfortable shoe on the market. But they wear out pretty fast, so if you can afford to bay
new pair every two weeks. They crack at the upper part after two weeks of use. I was disappointed and bought another pair. Still a
great performing shoe, but unfortunately, the same happened again after two weeks.
From: Ivan, 5/13
Comments: I go through shoes within a month of tennis and I have to admit these are by far the best pair I have
owned. They fit nice and light. I would recommend these to those who slide even on hard courts. Although I've only had them for
a couple of weeks the soles remain intact.
From: Reks, 4/13
Comments: Great shoes, however, I'm disappointed as I saw cracks on both sides of the top of the shoes (outer side
around little toe) after 4 months. I play 3 hours a day, twice a week. The sole remains fine. Tennis Warehouse advised to return
them for inspection.
From: Mihir, 4/13
Comments: I love this shoe -- great fit and very light. The shoe feels like an extension of my foot. That being said,
I'm curious if anyone has found the newest color way (navy/green) to be wider in the toe box?
From: Mark, 4/13
Comments: These are honestly the best tennis shoes that I have ever worn. The lacing system is so convenient.
When playing a match, I can adjust the shoe if I want to play an intense match or an easy going match by easily tightening or
loosing the laces. The shoe is quite stable in my opinion. Honestly, I kind of dislike the color scheme of the shoes. However, I
believe that not all Vapors are the same. My first pair of Vapor 9s (black/grey/volt) were quite difficult to move around for some
reason, but the black and pink ones are much more smoother. The durability also seems to be a lot better than my previous
Vapors. So to all those who dislike the shoe, I believe you just bought a poorly made version of the shoe and I just got lucky. Give
these shoes a try. Also, I have a wide foot and I use a different insole for more comfort.
From: Davis, 4/13
Comments: The most comfortable shoe I have ever owned. I went through many shoes, naming them the
quintessential tennis shoe (Barricade 5 and 6, CB 3.3 and 4.3, Zoom 2K12s were all of my former picks) but this was a definite
standout. I found this shoe to be like pillows on my feet. Surprisingly, I'm not having any durability issues and that's expected
from a player who plays 8 hours plus for high school. My only gripe would be the slippage I get. I found myself slipping probably
from that plastic in the middle (somebody else mentioned this as well) but all in all this shoe is a keeper. I'm also getting a lot of
compliments as well!
From: Andy, 4/13
Comments: Spectacular shoe. Nike does a great job again in developing a lightweight shoe that provides support
and is incredibly good looking. The only problems I encountered are in the arch and durability. I have a high arch and had to use
insoles for these shoes, so if you have a high arch, only buy these shoes if you plan on putting insoles in. And the second problem
is the durability. As great and amazing as these shoes are, I wore them down in 3 weeks. And I am only playing 4-5 days a week,
2 hours a day usually. But if I could, I would keep buying these shoes and keep wearing them. Highly recommend.
From: Dimitri, 4/13
Comments: Although this shoe provides great comfort, good support and many other good characteristics, the
shoe is very disappointing when it comes down to wear. After just a couple of weeks, both shoes started to show cracks at the top
front of the shoes. My feet are quite wide but didn't expect these shoes would tear down so fast!
From: Toon, 4/13
Comments: This shoe is the best in terms of comfort, feel, and maneuverability. This is my favorite court shoe by
far. Only down side to this shoe is it doesn't last as long as the Courtballistics. I'm still willing to buy these though because they
feel and play so great.
From: Scott, 4/13
Comments: This shoe needs a 6 month sole durability refund because the outsole is to thin for it to last like the
Courtballistec. Only reason why I won't buy them.
From: Roger, 3/13
Comments: Very light and fast. No need to break them in.
From: Jose, 3/13
Comments: These shoes feel great and are very bright which in my book is always a great thing, however they do
not tend to last very long. After about 2 or 3 weeks the wear is very noticeable, but all in all these shoes are fantastic
From: Daniel, 3/13
Comments: These shoes are a pretty good mix between performance and support. I like their weight and the "low
to ground" profile. I can move pretty well in this shoe. The breathability is good. I have had a couple of Nike pairs and this one is
the best so far in term of ventilation. Fitting is very good for me. I have narrow feet and this shoe fits nicely but is not too tight not
too roomy. However, the cushion is somewhat a little too thin. They have to compromise things between performance and
protection. It is understandable. I agree with one reviewer about it being "too grippy." I almost rolled overed once. I don't know
about durability since I don't care much about it unless they are really below par. Bottom line, it is a good pair. Nike did a good
job on this one. However, it still cannot beat the Asics Gel 2.
From: Joe, 3/13
Comments: I have read the reviews and decided to give the Vapor 9 a try as I dont play as often as I used to, so
shoe wear was not really an issue for me. The shoe feels great, very light and stable. I normally wear a size 9.5 and that is what I
purchased and found them to be a little big. My toe seems to be swimming a good 1/4-1/2 inch at the end of the shoe. My next
pair will be a size 9.
From: Peter, 2/13
Comments: Great shoes. Comfy, lightweight, and look great on and off the court. I have no problem with the
durability issues like many mentioned. You could tell that Nike has already strengthened the outsole on this retail version as
opposed to the ones that Federer actually wears. The shoes get better when you wear them out a bit because they are too grippy
on the hard courts just right out of the box.
From: Dan, 2/13
Comments: I love these shoes as I have been playing with the Vapor series now for over a year, but they don't seem
to last. I buy a new pair every 4 to 6 weeks as the soles are simply gone and the under-soles are coming out. Maybe the 20 hrs
of play per week doesn't help.
From: Reto, 2/13
Comments: As with most Nikes, durability is way below avearage. After one hour of play, I can already see the wear
in the toe areas. It is comfortable to put on, but the lateral support (coming from Barricade 7s) is average. It's better suited for
soft courts or the artificial turf. For hard courts, go for the B7s.
From: Mark, 1/13
Comments: Best shoe ever. If you drag your toe at all or drag your foot at all on your serve or anything, don't buy
these. I would recommend the new Breathe Cage's, as they're amazing! They have the durability of the Ballistecs but the flexibility
and comfort of the Vapors!
From: Will, 1/13
Comments: They wear through quick but they are very comfortable, especially if you have wide feet. They ran a
little small as I had to get size 11 when I usually wear 10.5. Great lateral support and very light. I'm a big guy and the shoes
never feel flimsy. Great shoe overall.
From: Ed, 1/13
Comments: I bought these shoes about 3 months ago and really love the feel. They are light and extremely
comfortable, almost like a sock. The thing is however that I have seriously twisted my ankle twice in 3 weeks wearing these shoes,
so I wonder if this is because of the shoes. I am rather heavily built but run a lot on the court. I don't know if there are other
people who had the same problem with these shoes. If so, I might have to go back to the traditional and more heavy sturdy shoes.
From: Kurt, 1/13
Comments: All I have to say is that I love these shoes. I play tennis 5 days a week on average and these shoes keep
my feet from hurting and are just great all around. The light weight of these shoes is great. I know all the other comments say the
shoes wear out too quickly. I do agree with that statement, however it is difficult to make a shoe this light and have it still be
durable. I think it's worth the money since I bought my pair on sale.
From: Anthony, 1/13
Comments: I am 50. I wear a size 13 and have a slightly narrow foot. I am a bit over 6'3" and weigh around 215
lbs. I
play a combination of singles and doubles for about 8 hours a week. These are easily the most comfortable tennis shoes that I
worn. However, for $130, the soles wear much too quickly. I consider this a design defect that Nike will need to address before I
consider buying this shoe again.
From: Frank, 1/13
Comments: Awesome shoes, very comfortable and form fitting. The first thing that I noticed when I first tried on
Nike Zoom was how it hugged my feet, and how strong and comfortable it really is. Out on the court it allowed me to move
effortlessly, and gave me a very secure feel. I am a 4.5 player and play several times per week, and at the end of a match or
session my feet and toes feels great. I am liking them a lot.
From: Maximilian, 1/13
Comments: I purchased these for my son. It's a comfortable shoe but he wore them for 5 weeks, approximately 20
hours and the shoe developed a hole in the toe. I sent them back to Nike and they said since it wasn't a workmanship flaw, they
would not give a refund or replace them. I would not recommend.
From: Sandy, 12/12
Comments: The fit on these shoes is comfortable, but the soles wear out very quickly. Mine are almost to the point
were I can't wear them, and I haven't even owned them for three months.
From: Kris, 12/12
Comments: I'm returning to tennis after a 10 year hiatus, as I started playing again in late 2008. I have worn Roger
Federer's shoes religiously starting with the Vapor 4 shoes. I have owned and played in every version since and would have to say
this is the best Vapor shoe I have ever worn on court. The only downside is that the soles wear out quickly. My only wish would be
for a 6 month outsole warranty.
From: Ralph, 12/12
Comments: First off, I like to say thank you Nike for an awesome shoe in the Nike Vapor 9. It's low to the ground,
giving the shoe great ground control. It improves your speed due to the running shoe last, and it being lightweight. The support
is excellent. The upper is light and well designed, as Chris from TW said, it custom fits to your feet. Awesome. The downside is
the durability of the outer sole is not great. And the plastic that connects the forefoot and heel outer sole causes slippage. You
can watch on YouTube of Berdych and Federer, two of the players with arguably the best footwork, slip and fall in transition. But
for the rest of us mere mortals, the club players, and weekend warriors, this shoe is four stars if not five.
From: Anon, 12/12
Comments: For the over 55 year old tennis players, this may not be the men's shoe for you. As I have aged my
arches on my feet have flattened out, requiring me buy a wider fitting shoe (it happens to us all eventually). Still, I bought these
shoes in my normal size but could not wear them as there was no give in the width of the shoe. They are neat looking shoes but I
believe the toe box is too narrow for older players, unless you have narrow feet to begin with. So, I have purchased from Tennis
Warehouse the Asics Gel Game 3 men's shoes in the recommended one half size larger and they fit my widening and aging feet
perfectly. As a side note, the personal recommendations by the Tennis Warehouse staff are, to me, usually spot on. Indeed, if they
recommend a size smaller or larger in a shoe you should listen to their opinion.
From: Jack, 12/12
Comments: This shoe is so awesome! I like it way more than the Court Ballistec 4.3.
From: Zackary,12/12
Comments: Hey, let's make a $130.00 shoe, not include a 6 month warranty, and make the soles of these shoes as
least durable as possible. This shoe is the most comfortable tennis shoe I have ever played in. However, the durability of the
outsole is lacking. If you're a baller and can afford new kicks every few weeks (granted you're an actual tennis player and hit 2+
hours a day), then this is your shoe of choice. If you're ballin' on a budget, give Adidas a try.
From: T, 12/12
Comments: I have been a Nike Vapor user for several years and have to say that this "complete redesign" is a
disappointment. One of the main reasons I like the Vapor is because I have a narrow foot and was able to get a snug fit in the toe
box. The new design has a much wider toe box, and if your foot is narrow, you will find it difficult to avoid having unwanted
"sliding room" in the front of your foot. In addition, the mesh material used in the upper shoe is not very durable, and I have
succeeded in tearing both shoes in about 3 months. With Nike's high price point, the shoe is not a good value. This is all a
downer as the old design was really perfect from my standpoint. Apparently, they can never leave well enough alone. I will be
looking at other brands for my next pair.
From: Roger, 10/12
Comments: I just bought a pair of the black/fluorescent (model from a few months ago) and am very happy. Looks
real cool. Right out of the box comfort. Good support but light enough to be nimble. The toe box is wide and very unlike usual
(I have been a loyal Barricade 5 and 7 fan. Skippped the 6 as toe box too narrow). I don't expect it to last like the B7s, which is a
typical Nike drawback, but I got it at 50% discount and thus won't complain even if it doesn't last.
From: Marv, 10/12
Comments: These are great shoes that are very durable, breathable, and lightweight. I highly recommend these
They are great for any surface.
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Knee bursitis is inflammation of a bursa located near your knee joint. A bursa is a small fluid-filled, pad-like sac that reduces friction and cushions pressure points between your bones and the tendons and muscles near your joints.
Each of your knees has 11 bursae. While any of these bursae can become inflamed, knee bursitis most commonly occurs over the kneecap or on the inner side of your knee below the joint.
Knee bursitis causes pain and can limit your mobility. Treatment for knee bursitis often includes a combination of self-care practices and doctor-administered treatments to alleviate pain and inflammation.
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A sharp blow to the knee can cause symptoms to appear rapidly. But most cases of knee bursitis result from repetitive injuries — sustained in jobs that require a lot of kneeling — so symptoms usually begin gradually and may worsen over time.
The bursa that lies over your kneecap can sometimes become infected. Call your doctor if you have a fever in addition to pain and swelling in your knee.
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Knee bursitis is a common complaint, but the following factors may increase your risk of developing this painful disorder.
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Doctors often can make a diagnosis of knee bursitis during a physical exam. Your doctor will inspect your knee by:
To help rule out injuries that may cause signs and symptoms similar to those of bursitis, your doctor may order one or more of the following imaging tests:
If your doctor suspects that you have an infection or gout in the bursa, he or she may obtain a sample of the bursa fluid for testing by inserting a needle into the affected area and draining some of the fluid.
Depending on which parts of your knee are affected, your doctor may recommend one or more treatment approaches.
If an infection has caused the knee bursitis, your doctor will prescribe a course of antibiotic treatment.
Your doctor may refer you to a physical therapist or specialist in sports medicine, who can help you learn appropriate exercises to improve flexibility and strengthen muscles. This therapy may alleviate pain and reduce your risk of recurring episodes of knee bursitis.
More invasive treatments for knee bursitis treatment may include:
To ease pain and discomfort of knee bursitis, try these home remedies.
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Conventional handheld planers with straight knife cutterheads are both noisy and can leave chatter marks in the cut. These marks require sanding for a smooth surface. Festool planers feature single-knife spiral cutterheads that sheer-cut the material for a cleaner, smoother cut that is ready to glue or finish. This design also reduces noise levels associated with planing for less user strain and greater comfort.
Smooth cuts are just part of the story with Festool planers. When planing carcasses, trim, panels, or doors, the one-handed EHL 65 is both ergonomic, as well as powerful. With depth control that can be adjusted on-the-fly, spiral cutterhead, and 720 watts (6.0 Amps) the EHL 65 planer fits the bill for most planing applications. The base of the EHL 65 planer featured an angled groove for chamfering operations with the size of the chamfer being controlled by the depth of cut which can be controlled in 1/256" increments.
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I take PS to control cortisol levels at night. Usually I buy NOW Foods brand for the combination of quality and affordability, but iHerb was out so I bought this stuff. Even at 100mg it has no effect and I wake up at 3AM every night. I doubt the viability of the gel cap formula and won't be buying it again.
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Another brand was "prescribed" by our Chiropractor for my husband who has Diabetes. This is far more economical than the powder form he was using and has the same ratio of ingredients. Too soon to tell if it is helping him with neuropathy issues, but I prefer the price and the brand seems trustworthy!
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One of the few products that delivers what it promises. After one month, you will feel and 'remember' the difference.
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I have find PS to be very helpful in my declining cognitive functioning due to MS. I was looking for a brand that did not have gluten, soy or dairy, and that was also reasonable priced. i'm happy with this brand.
PS great for headaches
Posted by Reviewer1650968 on May 15, 2010
I buy this product because I get migaine headaches. My husband takes it for seizure control. Lately, md's prescribe seizure meds to prevent migraine headaches. I take this when I first feel a migraine coming on, and it takes the punch out of it. I still have to take meds sometime, but this helps a lot. Also helps clear up thinking when I have a headache. My hubby still takes seizure meds, but the doses are lower. My husband's seizures are caused by him being mugged and having the whole right frontal lobe being removed...in other words, traumatic brain injury. Still advisable to stay on seizure meds, we just use this for backup. But great for helping with all kinds of headaches.
Olympian Labs -Phosphatidyl-Serine Complex
I am trying this complex because of the benefits I have researched on this supplement. I chose it because it is one of the few that has all of the "Phosphatidyl" elements in a good balance. I have not taken it long enough to evaluate the supplements effectiveness.
excellent product!
Posted by Reviewer1728920 on Dec 18, 2009
qualilty is number 1, and helps my memory
Posted by WeavingHamster on Aug 28, 2012
I have found that as time goes on, my memory is not as good. I tried the Olympian Labs, Inc. Phosphatidy-Serine being skeptical at first. I only took one softgel a day but did notice improvement. I also felt more energized throughout the day. I used this for 2 months then stopped. After a few months I used it again. I will continue to use this product to help improve memory and focus.
Good for memory
Posted by 5351369386905185508 on Nov 08, 2013
I have been using this product about two months now and feel that my memory has become better
Posted by Reviewer1603057 on Feb 15, 2011
Good product, help me stay focused and alert ..
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