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February 23
Quotes of the day from previous years:
- 2004
- Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind. ~ Dr. Seuss
- selected by Kalki
- 2005
- If you're going to be crazy, you have to get paid for it or else you're going to be locked up. ~ Hunter S. Thompson (recent death)
- selected by Kalki
- 2006
- Man is always something more than what he knows of himself. He is not what he is simply once and for all, but is a process... ~ Karl Jaspers (born 23 February 1883)
- proposed by Kalki
- 2007
- The theory of democratic government is not that the will of the people is always right, but rather that normal human beings of average intelligence will, if given a chance, learn the right and best course by bitter experience. ~ W. E. B. Du Bois
- proposed by InvisibleSun
- 2008
- There is but one coward on earth, and that is the coward that dare not know. ~ W. E. B. Du Bois
- proposed by InvisibleSun
- 2009
- We cannot avoid conflict, conflict with society, other individuals and with oneself. Conflicts may be the sources of defeat, lost life and a limitation of our potentiality but they may also lead to greater depth of living and the birth of more far-reaching unities, which flourish in the tensions that engender them. ~ Karl Jaspers
- proposed by Kalki
- 2010
- How shall Integrity face Oppression? What shall Honesty do in the face of Deception, Decency in the face of Insult, Self-Defense before Blows? How shall Desert and Accomplishment meet Despising, Detraction, and Lies? What shall Virtue do to meet Brute Force? There are so many answers and so contradictory; and such differences for those on the one hand who meet questions similar to this once a year or once a decade, and those who face them hourly and daily. ~ W. E. B. Du Bois
- proposed by InvisibleSun
- 2011
- There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. ~ John Heyl Vincent
- proposed by Kalki
- 2012
- Man, if he is to remain man, must advance by way of consciousness. There is no road leading backward. … We can no longer veil reality from ourselves by renouncing self-consciousness without simultaneously excluding ourselves from the historical course of human existence. ~ Karl Jaspers
- proposed by Kalki
- 2013
|It is the search for the truth, not possession of the truth which is the way of philosophy. Its questions are more relevant than its answers, and every answer becomes a new question.
|~ Karl Jaspers ~
- proposed by Kalki
- 2014
|The function of the university is not simply to teach bread-winning, or to furnish teachers for the public schools or to be a centre of polite society; it is, above all, to be the organ of that fine adjustment between real life and the growing knowledge of life, an adjustment which forms the secret of civilization.
|~ W. E. B. Du Bois ~
- proposed by InvisibleSun
- 2015
|At some time, here or hereafter, every account must be settled, and every debt paid in full.
|~ John Heyl Vincent ~
- proposed by Kalki
- 2016
|Herein lies the tragedy of the age: not that men are poor,— all men know something of poverty; not that men are wicked — who is good? not that men are ignorant, — what is Truth? Nay, but that men know so little of men.
|~ W. E. B. Du Bois ~
- proposed by InvisibleSun
- 2017
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The truth is, I do indulge myself a little the more in pleasure, knowing that this is the proper age of my life to do it; and out of my observation that most men that do thrive in the world, do forget to take pleasure during the time that they are getting their estate, but reserve that till they have got one, and then it is too late for them to enjoy it with any pleasure. ~ Samuel Pepys (born 23 February 1633)
Musique and women I cannot but give way to, whatever my business is. ~ Samuel Pepys (born 23 February 1633)
All appropriation of tradition proceeds from the intentness of our own life. The more determinedly I exist, as myself, within the conditions of the time, the more clearly I shall hear the language of the past, the nearer I shall feel the glow of its life. ~ Karl Jaspers
- 3 Kalki (talk · contributions) 22:03, 6 February 2010 (UTC) with a very strong lean toward 4.
To live a godly life is the best way to light up a lesson that the teacher can possibly employ. ~ John Heyl Vincent
- 3 Kalki (talk · contributions) 01:35, 29 July 2010 (UTC)
We are pilgrims, not settlers; this earth is our inn, not our home. ~ John Heyl Vincent
- 3 Kalki (talk · contributions) 01:35, 29 July 2010 (UTC)
In the highest class of God's school of suffering we learn not resignation nor patience, but rejoicing in tribulation. ~ John Heyl Vincent
- 3 Kalki (talk · contributions) 01:35, 29 July 2010 (UTC)
The teacher should use illustrations for the better teaching of the lesson, and never to fill up time, to amuse the class, or to display his own genius. ~ John Heyl Vincent
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He that would speak Divine things in a language which living men of to-day can comprehend, must keep up with the researches and discoveries of men who study nature, and put her words into the speech of the present. ~ John Heyl Vincent
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Sutter Offered Toskala "North of $1M"
Kent Wilson
September 13 2010 02:39PM
According to a recent article by James Mirtle, Darryl Sutter was aggressive in trying to re-sign the NHL's worst goaltender in the league this past off-season:
One of the really interesting tidbits I learned was that former Leafs netminder Vesa Toskala had a contract offer earlier this summer to play in the NHL from the Flames, but turned it down because he wanted to still be a No. 1 netminder. Calgary has Miikka Kiprusoff, making that all but impossible there.
According to my source, the offer was for north of $1-million
It should go without saying that such a signing would have been an obvious blunder. Not only because Toskala has been objectively dreadful for several years, but because this summer boasted one of the most favorable goaltenders buyers markets in recent memory. A $1M+ salary would have been too much for a commodity very much in high supply.
And more than the club could afford, as well.The Flames already complicated cap situation would have been further muddied by a needless addition of some $500k-$1M on top of everything else.
All I can say is...thank you, Vesa Toskala. Thank you for being delusional enough to turn down the offer.
Sutter and Toskala: the blind leading the blind
Toskala played pretty well for us when he was here. I know he had that terrible start against Minnesota, and got yanked, but if Darryl had offered him are 850 k, I wouldve been pretty pleased. He wasnt coming here to play in 40 - 50 games, more like 10 - 15 games. I'm sure it wouldve been a good move by the Flames, as long as they couldve made cap room.
Sheesh. I used to be a huge Sutter defender, but now I kinda hope the team tanks the first half just so they can fire him before he does anymore damage. Right now, it's a mess for this season and possibly next. If he's given another chance to make stupid decisions to try and get that 8th playoff spot again, it'll likely take 5 years for the franchise to recover.
On another note though, and in his defense, those who have criticized him for not picking Kabanov should not he's already rubbing the Isles org the wrong way: http://www.newsday.com/sports/hockey/islanders/isles-files-1.812028/kirill-kabanov-not-skating-for-disciplinary-reasons-1.2283702
September 13 2010, 05:44PM
From what I've seen Toskola played better then the average back-up goalie while he was here in Calgary. Possibly because our team actually plays defense and didn't hang him to dry when things weren't going so well in a game. The Maple Leafs made him look like the worst goalie in the league because they were a brutal team and his confidence is gonna be shattered after being the "whipping boy" for 2 years in the hockey capital . We had McElhinney at the start of last year (boo), now we have Karlsson (unproven. I think if Toskola signed with the Flames for 1 million it woulda been one of the better signings of the year. Too bad his ego got in the way of a possible career rejuvenation.
September 13 2010, 06:42PM
Folks, Toskala played all of two games for the Flames. That doesn't trump 6 straight seasons of average to below average results. And for those blaming a lousy Leafs team - in his last two seasons with the Sharks, Toskala's SV% was .901 and .908.
He's not a good goalie. In fact, he was probably the worst goalie available on the market, which is why he remains unsigned.
As for the argument that Karlsson is unproven...I sympathize. Toskala has proven to be terrible however. At least with Karlsson there's a chance he'll be better than terrible.
And at half the cost!
September 13 2010, 07:35PM
This is right up there with Nystrom turning down "Glencross money" as a piece of good fortune for the Flames, IMO. Overpaying for a goalie that might play 10-15 games is nuts, especially with the over-abundance of veteran NHL 'keepers on the market. How's that go again, sometimes the best deals are the ones you don't make? That's kind of where I come in on this story.
@Kent Wilson
A backup goalie with a save percentage of .901 - .908 wouldnt be that bad. When Mcellhiney was here, his sv% was an average of .889. That would be bad.
Are we sure this report's actually true? Sutter can be "that stupid" but the Flames cap situation literally forbids it.
And consider the source. Mirtle? Psh.
Are we about done with the Sutter hate train already? Who cares. Toskala could have provided value at 1m but he balked. We do not know what the better decision is either. It may take 5 starts from Karlsson to get a read. But again we just don't know what Vesa would have provided. I think Toskala's career ended as soon as he signed with the leafs. He may be one of the worst starters in the league (in toronto) but he was also one of the leagues best back-ups (In Calgary).
September 14 2010, 12:13AM
Two games means absolutely nothing in terms of goaltenders, though. I mean really, McElhinney posted a .917 sv% in Anaheim over 6 games last year, and I don't think any of us would defend him as being a good backup. The worst goaltenders in a league like the NHL are going to have a good game every now and again, but that doesn't make them worth signing, keeping, or paying for.
I just threw up in my mouth. Not a little but a lot.
Yeah, I'm with RO. Who knows what the truth is to this. As well, who knows if there would be any other aspects to the deal other than money.
Mirtle could easily turn something like this:
Darryl: "Fine we'll give you 1.025mil for X years, but it's a two-way deal, you're performance bonuses will be for a .930 ev sv % of higher, and you gotta keep my cupboards stocked with a steady supply of finlandia."
Toskala: "I want 20 games this season"
Sutter: "How bout 8, no...6, ...uhh 4. You can even make it Absolute, instead"
Toskala: "I'm outta here"
Sutter: "Have fun in Siberia"
.... into "Look how stupid Sutter is!" headlines.
The fact is it didn't happen, so who cares? We got bigger worries. 6'6" of them, now in Karlsson.
Even if the kid is good in the future, he's likely not to be that great in the 10 games we see him this season. Think of Gustavsson's first ten games (or his .898 pre-allstar stats in 32 games!)... and again, this guy is no Gustavsson.
September 14 2010, 01:25PM
Keep in mind the source. The Globe needs to keep up with the Toronto Sun and the Star with silly stories. They are all that much better if they involve the Leafs or a former Leaf. A story that makes another GM look less than brilliant also plays well for the Leaflanders. They need company in their misery. It's kind of like the folks who watch Jerry Springer "Look at how messed up those losers are, nowhere near a stupid as me..."
What I want to know is how did you get in the room for the negotiation Lawrence ?


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October is a glorious time to visit Asheville and the Mountains of Western North Carolina. For inns and B&Bs it is our busiest time of year. When disaster, major or minor, strikes an inn in October it is a big deal. There are no "days off" this time of year to deal with untoward events. So when my husband ended up in the MICU at the VA hospital this past week, my panic was not just about my husband's health. (Spoiler alert- he is now fine and quickly getting back to his cantankerous but lovable self!) How was I going to take care of a full house of guests by myself with no end in sight and take care of my husband's health crisis as well? It seemed unfathomable. This is where I discovered what a wonderful community of innkeepers we have here in Asheville. We are so proud and grateful to belong to the Asheville Bed & Breakfast Association.
We have always appreciated the marketing benefits of a strong Association as well as the camaraderie and moral support that ABBA has given us since we bought our B&B. But when we put the word out that Bill was sick we really found out how our community had our backs. During a time when they were all their busiest, we had offers of help that ranged from cooking breakfast for 10 for us to checking in guests while I was in the hospital and baking cookies for us, so our guests wouldn't have to sacrifice their home baked afternoon goodies! Besides my personal gratitude to our wonderful colleagues, it makes me feel really good to know that when you stay at any one of our ABBA inns, you will be taken care of no matter what happens. If one of us is down the rest will pitch in to be sure your experience is not compromised. There's a promise not many businesses can make! So we're back on our feet here at A Bed of Roses and I got a great new recipe for biscotti from the Carolina Inn. Thank you ABBA! And thank you so much to our housekeepers, Angie and Faith for pitching in and going that extra mile to support us when we needed it. It's a great community.


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Spanish Food & Wine Taster Box£19 instead of £41 (from The Flavour Club) for a Spanish food and wine taster box - save 54%
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We're offering you a Spanish food and wine taster box for £19, saving you 54% off The Flavour Club's price of £41 (correct as of 8.3.14).
Based in the UK and passionate about sourcing the finest food and wines, The Flavour Club work with only the very best independent suppliers to offer each customer the real flavours of Spain. You'll enjoy a food and wine taster box containing a bottle of premium Spanish red or white wine from the Grupo Yllera Winery, plus a combination of expertly paired artisan and organic Spanish foods. With today's deal, simply choose your preferred box from:
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Aged for 12 months in the barrel and a further 12 in the bottle, this red wine is seriously fruity without being overwhelming. Made from 100% Tempranillo grapes from vines up to 40 years old, it can be enjoyed now or aged for a further 4 to 5 years. In addition to your wine, your box also contains:
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Anchor in the UK
Anchor was showcased by Dexam during the 2010 Exclusively Housewares Show in The Business Design Centre in London. This show took place from June 8th -9th. Our International Sales Managers shared some photos with us from the show's Dexam booth.
Who is Dexam? We're glad you asked!
"For almost 50 years Dexam has been sourcing and supplying a wide range of top quality,innovative kitchenware and cookware to the UK market. From simple, everyday tools and gadgets like potato peelers and wooden spoons, to hi-tech kitchen knives and cutting-edge cookware concepts, we source from around 100 factories in 25 countries with the continual aim of finding unique and advanced products with the correct mix of quality and price for our customers."
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Steve Madden Cruzz Flat Sandal
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Cruise around town in this stylish strappy sandal from Steve Madden. The gladiator-inspired Cruzz will take your style from flat to fabulous in no time!
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great neutral sandals!
"i am really picky with sandals! i only like ones that have some kind of straps that go along side my feet (aka i dont like the ones with just one strip down my foot). i had been on the hunt for a nude pair for actually like 2 summers now when i found these on clearance at DSW!! lucky day they had them in my size too! they are comfy enough for a sandal and make my foot feel protected :)"
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"These shoes are super cute and really comfy. I wear a 6.5 in Steve Madden's, and when I tried the 6.5 on in the store it fit a little snug. But after wearing them around the house the leather has stretched and they fit perfectly. I'm glad I didn't get a 7."
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"When my package arrived, I was truly excited. The sandals are classy and make my ankles look sexy. I would purchase another pair."
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Carlos Tavares Jr. has been promoted to engineer at NetCenergy, where he will work with the engineering team on complex project work and technical support. He joined the company three years ago as a technician and has since trained for advancement as a part of his professional development plan. He holds a bachelor's degree in network engineering from New England Institute of Technology. •
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Recently Ive developed my new style in sigs as you could see. The very first breakthough was my Sasuke Sharingan Sig which made me make sigs differently. Since then I practiced and practiced and practiced and as I refined the process I think Ive finaly on the right track to once make pro status.
Well, thats what I think anyway so Ive created this thread to have your opinions guide me further. I present these 3 samples plus my Gaara sig.
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With cool retro styling and pretty pops of color, the updated women's 442 from New Balance features a sporty-chic striped upper and is the perfect sneaker whether running errands or at the gym!
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Pop music in America the focus of the semester's final Research Unplugged
Vincent Benitez, associate professor of music theory in Penn State's School of Music, will give this year's final Research Unplugged talk, "Pop! America's Enduring Love for Popular Music" at 12:30 p.m. Nov. 13 at Schlow Centre Region Library. The event is free and open to the public.


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When New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie swept through Washington, D.C., on Thursday to lobby for funds to rebuild his state after Hurricane Sandy, he brought along public approval ratings higher than any of the elected officials he met with, including his storm buddy President Obama.
Three polls in the past two weeks show Christie with soaring popularity after the Sandy crisis, which earned him an even higher national profile than his keynote speech at the Republican convention in August. Christie's best poll result, Fairleigh-Dickinson University's PublicMind Poll released Nov. 26, showed him with a 77% job-approval rating. He headed from meetings Thursday with Obama and Congressional leaders to his first appearance on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, a sure sign he's got buzz.
Not a bad time to announce a re-election bid, which Christie did last week. Now he is just waiting to find out whether his Democratic opponent in 2013 will be Newark Mayor Cory Booker, the only New Jersey politician who approaches him in name recognition and popular appeal.
MORE: Christie meets with Obama, lawmakers on Sandy aid
Booker has said he will decide by Christmas if he wants to enter the governor's race. He is currently hitting front pages for his week-long effort to live on food stamps, and his turn on The Daily Show comes Wednesday.
Recovery from the storm will be the central theme of next year's governor's race, says Rider University political scientist Ben Dworkin. Christie has estimated costs of the storm at close to $40 billion just in New Jersey.
"Sandy changed everything,'' Dworkin says. "The next governor will be responsible for rebuilding New Jersey, in particular rebuilding our iconic Jersey Shore, which is much more than a beachfront. It is part of the state's identity. For Chris Christie, the opportunity to create that legacy, to not leave work unfinished, was part of the reason why he made his decision. Any Democrat who is going to run has to be able to speak to that issue.''
Christie and the state faced economic troubles even before Sandy: Unemployment in New Jersey is at 9.7%, higher than the national rate 7.9%. State tax revenue has not kept pace with Christie's robust 7.2% growth projection made last February – which may necessitate midyear budget cuts.
But that's not going to be Christie's undoing, says his political strategist Mike DuHaime. Voters, he says, are "going to be looking for somebody who is tough enough and strong enough to make the tough decisions.''
Gov. Chris Christie, calling superstorm Sandy "our Katrina" names Marc Ferzan to direct recovery efforts in New Jersey.
Sandy could also affect Christie's political fortunes beyond next November, since he is considered a possible presidential candidate in 2016. "How he navigates this new political terrain in the aftermath of Sandy will be how he's perceived nationally,'' says Krista Jenkins, executive director of PublicMind, a research firm.
Sandy tempered Christie's partisan image, thanks to his embrace of Obama – literal and figurative — after the storm. But he's still a Republican: Christie vetoed a same-sex marriage bill in February; he's expected to veto a minimum-wage increase now on his desk. On Thursday, after leaving his meeting with the president, he vetoed for the second time a bill to create a state-run health care exchange to implement Obama's 2010 health care law.
In Booker, Christie would face a well-financed opponent with his own national following. A head-to-head matchup in a Public Policy Polling survey shows Christie beating Booker by 14 percentage points – but that's closer than Christie against other potential candidates, including state Senate president Steve Sweeney or former governor Richard Codey.
Booker could skip the governor's race and run for the Senate in 2014, when Democratic Sen. Frank Lautenberg will come up for re-election at the age of 90. If Booker loses the governor's race to Christie, "does that destroy the Booker brand – that's a real question – or can he turn around and run for Senate the next year?" Dworkin says.
"For another candidate, (the governor's race) could provide name recognition and organization toward a future race. (Booker) doesn't need that,'' says John Weingart, associate director of Rutgers University's Eagleton Institute of Politics.
But being governor is an appealing job: New Jersey has one of the most powerful executives of the 50 states. The governor is the only statewide elected official, appoints the judiciary, has a line item veto, and exercises control over all state boards and authorities. "The opportunity to get things done when you are governor in New Jersey is huge,'' Dworkin says.
New Jersey hasn't had a Republican Senator since 1972 or voted Republican for president since 1988. Democrats control the state Legislature and Democrats have a big advantage in party registration. Even so, the only two-term governors in the past 30 years have been Republicans.
John Wisniewski, a state Assemblyman, chair of the state Democratic party and a potential candidate for Christie's job, compares Christie to President George H.W. Bush, who enjoyed tremendous popularity during the first Gulf War but lost re-election less than two years later. "Any Democrat in a general election against Chris Christie starts off, without lifting a finger, with 47% of the vote,'' he says. "It's a much closer election than any one would believe at this point in time.''


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Located on Rt. 50 between Lawrenceville and Olney, this State Park features fishing, boating, hunting, hiking, horse trails and camping in a semi-secluded setting. This 950-acre site offers wooded hills, picturesque meadows, nature areas and an abundance of wildlife.
Robert Ridgeway Memorial Arboretum & Sanctuary
This living tribute to naturalist and author Robert Ridgeway features more than 50 types of trees, flowers and wildlife.
For over 100 years, Olney has been the home for hundreds of white squirrels. The albino squirrels can be seen at various locations in town, but are most often found in the Olney City Park.
Located north of Olney adjacent to East Fork Lake, this park features all the amenities campers seek.
East Fork Lake - Olney Water Skiing
East Fork Lake north of Olney is a perfect location for water sports. Whether it's skiing, or tubing, you'll enjoy your time in Olney at East Fork Lake.
This course is family owned and operated. Doug & Bill Combs built the course in 1973 to provide an affordable place for everyone to learn & play golf. Open to the public, East Fork Golf Course has provided enjoyment for thousands of golfers over the years. Stop by the rustic shelter for a picnic lunch or a game of ping-pong with your buddies.
Located in Olney, Illinois our golf course features 18 holes. The par 71 layout offers two very different nine hole tracts. Ranging in distance from 4909 yards to 6156 yards and four different sets of tees, Richland Country Club offers play to all ages. Richland Country Club also features a driving range, a pool, and a full service bar.
Ten RV sites, water, sewer, electrical hookups -- 20,30,50 AMP, 6 tent sites, lake, fishing, shower house, restroom and playground.
Located in one of the country's top states for producing Trophy Whitetail Deer, along with the Eastern Wild Turkey. Situated on privately owned land, the cabin is surrounded by hardwood timber, river bottoms, and rich farm fields. Fox Creek offers guided and non-guided deer hunts each season. Several cabins are available for hunters.
Newton Lake State Fish & Wildlife Area
This 1,775 acre lake features 540 acres of shoreline as a day use conservation area. Recreational activities include fishing, picnicking, hiking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing and hunting.
Prairie Ridge State Natural Area
Located southwest of Newton, Prairie Ridge is a wonderful site for observing rare species of grassland wildlife. Over 2500 acres, visitors will enjoy bird watching, nature study, photography and much more.
Located in rural Jasper County, northeast of Newton, Illinois Wildlife features a lodge for hunters during deer seasons and in the off-seasons hosting meetings, receptions and off-season lodging.
Offers hunting, fishing, golf and meeting packages, as well as getaway weekend packages. Gas fireplaces, central heating and air, satellite TV, and gourmet meals delivered directly to your table. Outdoor Sportsman's Lodge is conveniently located just off Newton lake with 2 cabins so you can enjoy your hunt. Some of the nations best Bass Fishing can be found as well as a hunters paradise for all game. Guided and non-guided fishing and hunting packages are available by calling. In the off-season this facility is a Bed & Breakfast. Described as a "Sportsman's paradise" by World Champion Angler Denny Brauer.
Sam Dale Lake Conservation Area
Multiple-use recreational area with a 194-acre lake. It provides habitat for shore birds and upland game and offers camping, hunting, hiking, fishing and horseback riding.
Whether you're new to the golf course, or a returning member, you're sure to enjoy your experience at Wayne Country Golf Course. Our 2016 season includes several youth and family oriented events. If you're interested in becoming a member, check out our dues structure under the Fees & Dues link above, or contact the clubhouse at (618) 847-7222. The course is open to the public.
Use-by-reservation facility: 1850's pioneer homestead living history site, teams course programs, special events, picnic shelter rentals including fishing, canoeing, hayrides, and hiking trails.
Lakewoods Flying Duck Sporting Clays
Public shooting range with sporting clays & wobble trap. A premiere sporting clays shooting facility located in rural Wayne County, seven miles northeast of Cisne, Illinois. Currently, offering twelve stations with 20 automatic machines, including a wobble trap, a battue, and a Rabbit. Our country setting allows us to present stations in the woods, on a hillside, in a marsh, and in open fields. We also surround a placid eight acre lake. On any given day, you can see the fish splash in the water, and hear the frogs croaking. Shooters have frequently reported seeing curious deer watching them from the shelter of the woods. Crisscrossing meadows, woods and marshes are all weather graveled nature paths winding thru miles of natural beauty. Both new and experienced shooters can appreciate the natural backdrop as they enjoy the sport. GPS> N38 33' 11.24" W088 22' 01.78"
The Albion Bowling center features automatic scoring and league as well as open bowling throughout the week.
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Jessica Simpson Oscar Snake Pump
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A beautiful pump like this should not go unnoticed. The Oscar from JS by Jessica is so chic it will never go out of style.
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Comments: After more then 1000 km (in 2 pairs), this is certainly my favorite shoe. It feels good with or without socks and behaves well both on trail and on pavement. The vibram outsole is a bit thin and has a short life, but it doesn't matter since we're all minimalist runners who love as little on our feet ad possible! :) This shoe is a "must have " in every minimalist-runner closet. Don't give up on it, especially now when it's on sale (50$!!)
From: Nadav, Israel
Comments: I found the Trail Glove to have a narrow forefoot even though the toe box is wide. The narrow forefoot does not allow the forefoot to spread on contact. Because of this and the poor tread design that puts a ridge of brick hard rubber directly under my squashed forefoot they are not any good for running on anything except soft surfaces. I actually went up a half size to get a wider forefoot. Perhaps I should have waited for the wider EE versions to be made. They are not good to use without socks because the place where the tongue attaches rubs the top of my foot bare. I have more minimal shoes that are much more comfortable. I have run about 80 miles in them.
From: James, Plano, Texas, USA
Comments: I use only Merrell Trail glove or Vibram five fingers for just about every occassion. My wife draws the line at formal occassions like the ballet or an opera.... I run lots of long trails and adventure races. I own and operate a Primal /Crossfit / body weight training centre and find trail gloves are great for getting the bare foot thing happening. They never faultered and I've had my original pair for several years and lost count of the miles ive done in them. I've almost completely worn through the sole I have worn them that much but they are super comfortbale and hard to let go. They rock!
From: Jason, Gold Coast, Qld, Australia
Comments: These shoes are under rated. I think I have 300+ trail miles on them and maybe 100 road miles. I have done a half (Tuscon) and followed that up with another 13 of rocky trail in Scottsdale two days later. No issues.
Running style is different than traditional shoes and your feet do have to get stronger to deal with sharp rocks, but once you are there, the precision and traction you get from these shoes just rocks!
I have new balance minimus and also VFFs. I run in the VFFs on road but really dont like the tall (relative) heal in the minimus. If I were to pick one shoe, these would be them. oh, one more thing. You will be slower on the downhills. The lack of cushion and also deep treads prevents really bombing downhills.
From: Nick, Franklin, Tn, USA.
Comments: These would work well on trails that are not terribly technical. The tread is not very aggressive and therefore, I would not wear them on rocky, muddy or sandy trails. I like the wider toe box to allow for toe splay. They fit well overall and don't have any tight or binding areas. I wear them with socks at all times (personal preference). If you have considered VFF but don't like the toe look, go with these Merrell Trail Gloves. You won't be disappointed.
From: Shelly, Mechanicsburg, PA, USA
Comments: These shoes are nice for non-technical trails without too many jutting rocks or too much mud/sand. They do not adequately protect from stone bruising on fast, technical up-or-downhills, such as racing through scree (one of my favorite trails is high in limestone cliffs). On the flip side, they do not have significant enough lugs for extremely muddy or sandy trails. I'm a high mileage runner (80+ miles per week), and I also find that high road miles wore down the rubber lugs at an alarming rate for the cost of the shoe. I believe that, unfortunately, these shoes are somewhat overrated. They are a jack of all trades but a master of none for the forefoot/midfoot striker.
From: Ryan, Bellefontaine, OH, USA
Comments: I started running in Nike Frees and got injured, which led me to believe the whole minimalist thing might just be a fad. I then switched to cushioned stability shoes, but I still ran forefoot/midfoot. The conventional footwear only made my knees hurt more. I tried the Trail Gloves out half a year ago, and my first run in them was my funnest run ever! No pain, more speed, great ground feel. Now I only run in zero-drop shoes, and the Merrell Barefoot line models (Trail Glove, Road Glove, Sonic Glove, etc.) make up half of my collection. Thanks for not only saving my running, but making it better than ever as well!
From: Chas, Cornelius, NC USA
Comments: These are my first zero-drop shoes and have inspired me to shave some heel tread off my other shoes. As someone else mentioned however, these shoes seem to put a lot of stress across the top of the foot when running 10+ miles causing me a couple bouts of severe top of foot pain making even walking difficult. A close look at the lacing system shows how the combination of laces and tongue straps can lock down on the foot like compound pulleys. My solution seems to be not only tying laces looser, but also bypassing the first two set of tongue straps, instead using the strap holes for laces with a high-instep lacing pattern. I recommend the shoes, just be careful with lace tightness or you'll be taking 3 weeks off running with a sore foot like I did!
From: Gil, Derry, NH, USA
Comments: I am a 39 year old Air Force Officer serving overseas. I injured my knee in November 2010. Torn meniscus, MCL and cartilage. I tried to run a few times with standard running shoes after the injury, only to experience 5 days of excruciating pain after every run. I figured I was done running until I could get my knee repaired (Feb 2012, maybe??) I decided to try the Merrell Trail Glove on a whim and have been running completely pain free for over a month now. I am amazed at how quickly I have been able to add both mileage and speed back into my runs. To top it all off, even my healthy knee feels loads better than it ever felt after a good jog. The post-run aches and pains that I thought were just a sign of being 39 are gone now!! I'm sure this type shoe isn't for everyone, but there is no doubt they will lessen the impact your knees take on every run.
From: Brian, Colorado Springs, CO, USA
Comments: i really wanted to like this shoe, but i have had a lot of problems with foot and knee problems with this shoe. yes it might be me and not the shoe. i have had luck with new balance mt101 and inov-8 minimal shoes. the area on top of my left foot gave me disabling foot pain. i am transitioned to mid foot landing, so it is not a matter of transitioning. i run on road, prefer trail though. average weekly around 40-50 miles plus. again shoe is made well, probably good for a lot of runners, but for some reason did not fit me well. ps. you can wear this shoe sockless.
From: Tony, Salem, MA, USA
Comments: These shoes aren't any gigantic technological break through at all. They are very close in design to Asics and Adidas spikeless gum rubber sole track shoes out of the 1960's. Big deal. The old shoes where made of canvas, but had a similar fit and were for forefoot strikers.
From: Terry, New Mexico, USA
Comments: The Merrell Trail Gloves are everything my Five Fingers aren't and more! I always felt the FF constricted the splaying of the toes. The toe box in the barefoot shoe is huge, so the toes can spread out as they wish without fighting the shoe. The sole seems a bit thicker, which for me is a good thing. You don't have less feel for the ground, but the treads on the Barefoot give it a more comfortable ride. The interior is a little more comfortable for sockless wear, but the FF is pretty good in this respect too. The lacing system is innovative and allows you to snug the shoes up nicely. I LOVE the Trail Gloves.
From: Ryan, IN, USA
Comments: I've had these for a week and am close to concluding they are the best I've ever had. Snug fit in the heel and midfoot with an ample toe box allowing for splay. Zero heel or other build up to get in the way of your feet and lower legs working. They've performed flawlessly through snow, mud, on road and non-technical (though somewhat rocky) trail. Unlike Five Fingers, the sole allows you to focus less on foot placement in rocks; though not sure yet how they will perform on more craggy terrain. I wear a 12 in all other shoes but found that an 11 fit best. In all, I've been very impressed.
From: Jason, Casper, WY, USA
Comments: These shoes are really underrated. I run about 30 (at least) miles, and these deal with everything, from workouts to long runs. The 0mm heel drop is fantastic, and yet, there is enough (high quality) rubber to protect your feet. I have tried Vibram's shoes, but they are an awkward fit for me. These shoes might be the best shoes I have ever bought. Really. I think I will go to the RunAmoc in my trek into barefoot running.
From: Ben, USA
Comments: I just got these shoes about a week ago and have gone on a few runs, the longest 4 miles. Prior, I was running 30-40mi/wk in the vibram ksos, and in the New England weather, I must say the trail gloves are a great alternative to sloshing through all the snow and puddles and mud. They definitely feel a little more padding than the KSOs, but they still have the barefoot feeling and you feel close to the ground, like the ksos. Easier to run downhill with these shoes, they feel very secure, tight around the top of the foot from the lacing, but really lets you conform the shoe to your foot shape. Got them for testing, and will definitely be keeping them and maybe replacing my ksos for real. The only down side is that I get no more looks at my feet as a chug along!
From: Peter, Providence, RI, USA
Comments: A great running shoe, likely the best I've ever had. I have used this for trails, roads, and drills at the track. Training pace has ranged from fast hills, to 6:30 mile pace on gravel trails, to 8 minute easy runs on roads. Merrell has hit a home run with this shoe. The zero heel drop and spacious toe box are wonderful, but the rock guard under the forefoot is brilliant. These shoes feel like track spikes for roads and trails. This shoe will punish a heel striker, but will reward a mid/fore foot striker with just enough protection to reduce "vibration" and rock bruises on most all running surfaces. Like the VFF, the thin sole transmits cold quickly which can be an issue when the ground is white. Only room for improvement is to make a 4oz version jsut for road races.
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The R2 Edda is the perfect slip on sandal. This easy on easy go flat sandal is great for running around, playing at the beach or heading to the pool!
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September 30, 2013
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September 29, 2013
On trend flat!
"I bought this flat because of the trendy crochet upper. What I didn't expect was how comfortable this shoe is from the moment you slip it on."
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Location: Maspeth, NY
September 18, 2013
"I haven't worn these for a full day yet, but they are very soft and don't cut into my toes like other sandals do. They fit nice and snug. Would recommend!"
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Tony HunterPerforming Arts Mandolin Classes & Lessons
Griffith, ACT 2603
Best match results for: CATEGORY = Fiddle Activities for Kids + LOCATION = the Inner South Region
Results include related kids activities and neighbouring locations.
Music activities for kids in the Inner South Region
Griffith, ACT 2603
Deakin, ACT 2600
Yarralumla, ACT 2600
Wesley Music Foundation, Forrest, ACT 2603
Wesley Music Centre| 20 National Circuit, Forrest ACT, Forrest, ACT 2603
128 Carnegie Crescent, Griffith ACT, Griffith, ACT 2603
Music activities for kids around the Inner South Region
Mobile service, Canberra City, ACT 2600
Studio Rm2 Recorder Clarinet Flute Saxophone Violin Viola Theory.| 8 Thorn Place, Curtin ACT, Curtin, ACT 2605
19B Irving Street, Woden, ACT 2606
Mobile please contact us for details, Canberra City, ACT 2600
University Of Canberra| Canberra Act 2601, Canberra City, ACT 2600
Frencham Pl, Downer Community Centre, Canberra City, ACT 2600
175 Atherton Steet, Downer ACT, Downer, ACT 2602
Mobile service, Acton, ACT 2601
4 Allan St, Curtin, ACT 2605
Canberra City ACT, Canberra City, ACT 2600
Mobile, Canberra City, ACT 2600
Garran, ACT 2605
I loved the first class. It was so good to be playing songs and singing in the first lesson. Michael you're a champion! Thanks so much, Jo
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Burton And Garran Hall| 9 Daley Rd, Acton, ACT 2601
Curtin, ACT 2605
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New Zealanders will get their first taste of Super Rugby action this year when the defending champions head to Dunedin.
New Zealanders will get their first taste of Super Rugby action this year when the defending champions head to Dunedin to take on the Highlanders.
After last year's successful campaign, the Chiefs will be the team that every other side wants to beat. With this being a derby, expect a tough battle with neither side giving the other an inch.
Indeed, this clash promises much as both sides are favoured to reach the play-offs and to be amongst the front-runners in the New Zealand conference.
The Highlanders mean business in 2013. After missing out on the play-offs in 2012, coach Jamie Joseph has gone on a recruitment drive and bolstered his squad with the addition of World Cup winners Ma'a Nonu, Tony Woodcock and Brad Thorn.
The southerners seemed to lack confidence at crucial stages during last season's campaign and the experience which the above mentioned trio bring could prove the difference between winning and losing close matches. However, Thorn has been ruled out of Friday's opener.
With newly appointed captain Andrew Hore still serving a suspension, Hosea Gear will captain the Highlanders during the tournament's opening rounds. Gear led the team the during friendlies against the Chiefs (which the men from Hamilton won 36-14), the Crusaders as well as the Blues and it will be interesting to see how the added responsibilty affects his form on the wing.
Losing players of Sonny Bill Williams and Sona Taumalolo's calibre will be a massive setback for the Chiefs, but with experienced head coach Dave Rennie and assistants like former All Blacks boss Wayne Smith running the show, be assured that plans have been made to negate these losses.
With Gareth Anscombe now in their ranks, the Chiefs tactical kicking is expected to show considerable improvement. Having the former Blues pivot in the same starting XV alongside Aaron Cruden means that the Highlanders back three will have to be at their best at dealing with the aerial assault.
These two sides also met in the opening round of last year's competition with the Highlanders winning 23-19 in Hamilton, but the Chiefs turned the tables when they won the return fixture 27-21 in Dunedin – a game which ultimately cost the Highlanders a place in the play-offs.
Prediction: Although the Chiefs won the warm-up match, between these sides, don't read too much into that result. Homeground and their highly-rated new players will give the Highlanders the edge. It should be close but the Highlanders will win by three points!
The teams:
Highlanders: 15 Ben Smith, 14 Kade Poki, 13 Phil Burleigh, 12 Ma'a Nonu, 11 Hosea Gear (c), 10 Lima Sopoaga, 9 Aaron Smith, 8 Nasi Manu, 7 John Hardie, 6 Joe Wheeler, 5 Josh Bekhuis, 4 Jarrad Hoeata, 3 Ma'afu Fia, 2 Brayden Mitchell, 1 Tony Woodcock.
Replacements: 16 Liam Coltman, 17 Bronson Murray, 18 Elliot Dixon, 19 Tim Boys, 20 Fumiaki Tanaka, 21 Hayden Parker, 22 Buxton Popoali'i.
Chiefs: 15 Gareth Anscombe, 14 Patrick Osborne, 13 Tim Nanai-Williams, 12 Bundee Aki, 11 Asaeli Tikoirotuma, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Tawera Kerr-Barlow, 8 Fritz Lee, 7 Sam Cane, 6 Liam Messam, 5 Brodie Retallick, 4 Craig Clarke, 3 Ben Afeaki, 2 Hika Elliot, 1 Pauliasi Manu.
Replacements: 16 Rhys Marshall, 17 Ben Tameifuna, 18 Michael Fitzgerald, 19 Tanerau Latimer, 20 Augustine Pulu, 21 Charlie Ngatai, 22 Lelia Masaga.
Date: Friday, February 22
Venue: Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
Kick-off: 19.35 (06.30 GMT)
Referee: Steve Walsh
Assistant referees: Mike Fraser, Kane McBride
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My apologies if this version or something similar has been posted, I havent been here in a while XD
My version of the end arc of Naruto (sorry if it sucks D
*As a descendent of the younger son of the Sage of the Six Paths from both his mother and father side (Uzumaki and Senju), during Naurto's fight with Tobi, Naruto's "Nine Tail Chakra Mode" will react to Tobi's Rinnengan(Since The Sage was at one point Jinchūriki of the Ten Tails and Naruto's own form resembles the Sage) and force Naruto to gain Rinnegan Eyes as a Kekki Genki and turn the tide on on the fight with Tobi, forcing him to retreat.
*Sasuke will enter the fight with the Kages and seeing Madara in the fight, will defeat the Kages with Madara. Madara will reveal to Sasuke how to gain Rinnegan but will not show him how to use it as Itachi will manage to stop Kabuto Resurrection Jutsu and Free Yamato, and kill Kabuto. As a result Itachi, Madara and anyone left resurrected will disappear.
*Sasuke will continue on this War path to Konoha, Tobi will attempt to join Forces with Sasuke but Sasuke will kill him swiftly. Scouting will reveal that Sasuke will take 3 days to react Konoha and the remaining forces of the Shinobi alliance will make a final stand at Konoha.
(This part is the sappy bit)
*Naruto will ask Sakura out on a date on the Second day at night. Going to the ramen bar, basically she will see the best and worst of Naruto on this date(I KNOW its highly stupid and unlikely but its the only way I can see this story bit wrapped up because Sakura is a twat who in in love with a guy who will kill her if he gets the chance) and reaffirming his promise to her to bring Sasuke back with the Nice guy pose and he leaves her at her front door.
*On the Third day, the Forces are ready to go. Naruto, having possession of the Rinnegan will set up a barrier, sealing Konoha and everyone in it. Stating that no one in Konoha is strong enough to keep up with Sasuke except for himself and that the barrier will drop in only one of two ways: He releases it himself or his death will release it. Naruto, with his back turn to Saukra, will apologize to her. Turns to her and says,"Cya, Saukra-Chan" in the gay, Nice guy pose one more time, and the clone will disappear. Turns out, Naurto already left to hold off Sasuke at the Valley of the End, after Naruto and Sakura's Date and left a clone to place the barrier up and prevent anyone from interfering.
*Naruto and Sasuke fight will mirror the fight between the younger and older sons of the Sage of the Six Paths. Ultimately in the end, Naurto will make a move that will defeat Sasuke at the cost of his own life and leave him incapacitated. Naruto, with an uncharacteristic move of thinking ahead of time, left a single clone outside of the fight to watch.
*Dying, and incapacitated. Naruto tells the clone to take Sasuke back to the village that he will attempt to remain alive long enough of him to get there. Naruto with Sasuke on his shoulder, have a talk on the way over to the village, work stuff out the way Naruto can change a person's view etc., tell him about itachi, his own mom and dad and various other events that happened while he was gone.
*As Naruto and Sasuke reach the Barrier, everyone is elated. Kakashi, being the only one who notices that Naruto has no wounds, realizes he is a clone and mutters to himself,"oh no...." Naruto releases the barrier, Sakura comes running up to him and Sasuke and starts tending to Sasuke wounds, crying saying "Thank you Naruto, I knew you can do it" As everyone starts heading towards them, happy. Sasuke looks at Sakura and utters quietly,"fool, you haven't notice have you..." she says, "What?" Sakura looks up and notices Naruto has no wounds, she looks to Kakashi and see that he is depressed as shit. And when she looks back at Naruto, he has that smiling face he is known for and the clone disappears. Kakashi, and everyone of the Konoha chuninn and Jounin head the the valley of the end. Sakura crying stays behind with Sasuke. She then leaves to find Naurto
*Naruto, lying on the floor similar to his defeat the first time around, smiles and passes away. As Kakashi and the rest of Konoha
arrive, they realize its too late. Sakura arrives, crying as she see him dead on the floor, she calls him a Baka and to get up, that she wants to go get ramen with him again, that it was nice. But nothing.
*Jumps Ten Years, A new class of genin enter the academy, Kakashi is acting Hokage and address the new students, In the Background you see the monument to the Hokages, with Naruto face as its newest addition. Sakura begin teaching a new class and a single student pops up does his version of the Sexy jutsu, everyone starts laughing, she throws an eraser, screams and calls him an idiot and asks whats his name, Nagisaki Kai, and proclaims himself the future greatest Hokage ever.
Well, thats the best I got considering I am trying to predict an ending to a series.... thoughts? hate? Expand on it?


text: Soo...Zancrow can eat Natsu's flames in chapter 218, but gets beaten by Natsu's flames in chapter 219...I dont understand that. Sure his flames are upgraded with the black flames but Zancrow should still be able to eat it because it is still Natsu's fire, all that he did was just incorporated a powerboost. I dont know if Natsu will ever be handed a defeat...This battle should have been impossible to win, but instead, a member of GH got defeated just like that. Natsu gets angry about one of his kins getting hurt or something along the lines of his values, and turns into "HULK".


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London's Olympic Stadium is set to be named as a venue for matches at the 2015 World Cup – but it might be without retractable seating.
London's Olympic Stadium is set to be confirmed as a venue for matches at the 2015 World Cup – but the retractable seating may not be in place for the tournament.
According to Press Association Sport, England 2015 RWC bosses have been given the assurance that construction work on converting the stadium will have reached the necessary point in time for the tournament in two years' time.
The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC), which owns the Olympic Stadium, are unable to offer guarantees that the retractable seating that covers the running track will be in place.
But it is understood that is not viewed as a major issue for rugby union as Italy play their Tests at the Olympic Stadium in Rome, complete with running track.
The announcement at Twickenham on Thursday will mean a number of World Cup fixtures – perhaps even as many as five – will take place at the Olympic Stadium before West Ham Football Club move in as tenants in 2016, and further building work will take place after the Rugby World Cup to prepare for football.
In order to speed up the work and get an early start to prepare for the World Cup, the LLDC has decided to appoint sub-contractors for steelwork, electrical and mechanical work before the main contractor.
LLDC sources say building work should begin as soon as the athletics event marking the first anniversary of the London Olympics in July is over.
Manchester City's Etihad Stadium is also set to be named as a venue – Old Trafford was withdrawn by Manchester United from the shortlist due to concerns over the effect the rugby games would have on the pitch.
Thursday's announcement should also confirm that Twickenham and Cardiff's Millennium Stadium will split the quarter-finals, with the London venue hosting both semi-finals and the final.
The long list of 18 venues originally selected by tournament organisers contains 13 football grounds, including Wembley Stadium.
Apart from the Olympic Stadium, the rugby venues are the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff; Kingsholm, Gloucester; Twickenham Stadium and Sandy Park, Exeter.
The Rugby World Cup will have 48 matches in all – 40 group matches played by four pools each of five countries, four quarter-finals, two semi-finals, a third-place play-off and the final.


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April 27, 2014
Runs a little small
"LOVE this shoes! Because they are the low profile style, they do run a little snug."
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