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There's a magnificent train wreck coming at the end of the 2012 North Shore Conference football season starting this week as Homestead, Germantown and Whitefish Bay all have a full head of steam and are taking dead aim at a league championship.
Going into this weekend, Homestead is 5-0 in league play (7-0 overall) while both Bay and Germantown are 4-1 and 6-1, respectively. The die will be cast in the next week as Homestead visits Bay on Friday and then turns around and hosts Germantown on Oct. 11.
There's little chance, barring a surprising outside upset that there will be a three-way tie, but a two-way knot is distinctly possible as is the possibility of any one of the three claiming an individual title if some unusual things happen.
Whatever happens in those games will likely be compared to the great year 2002, a season where Homestead, Germantown and Cedarburg all wound up tied for the North Shore title largely as a result of three of the greatest games the league has ever seen, each with the visiting team winning.
In the North Shore opener that year, Germantown and Homestead went off on a scoring festival in the first half, but then after the Highlanders scored on the first series of the third quarter, the spigot for both teams got shut off. A last-second bomb by the Warhawks' great all-around athlete David Pietrowiak came dangerously close to completion as Homestead held on for a 29-21 victory.
Just after that, Cedarburg visited Homestead and the legend of Bulldogs quarterback Joe Patek was born. Homestead, which just started its current run of 11 shared or outright league titles in a row in 2001, was nursing a 17-14 lead late, when Patek, the first great quarterback in Cedarburg's long history of the run-first double-wing offense, led a last-second drive for the ages.
He and the Bulldogs converted not one, but two fourth and longs before Patek connected with hard-nosed tight end Mike Drifka on a short TD pass with less than 20 seconds remaining to pull off the 21-17 upset.
'We had a lot of ability on that team,' said Patek, who went on to a stellar career at UW-Oshkosh, where he frequently handed the ball to former Homestead running back and rival Andy Moriarity, who merely went on to be the WIAC's all-time career rusher. 'We had all been best friends since youth ball. For years our goal was just to be able to compete with Germantown and Homestead, but by then, we were out there to beat them.
'It was a drag pattern along the back of the end zone. There were a couple of missed assignments along the way, but it was crazy how it all turned out. It was the ultimate realization for us that we could actually beat those teams. It was a great source of pride for us.'
And they almost did it again the next week against Germantown, as that may have been the North Shore's game for the ages (with all due apologies to the great Homestead victory over Germantown in the regular season finale a year later).
The Bulldogs outplayed the Warhawks most of the game, but a huge option run for score by Pietrowiak got Germantown close and when Pietrowiak found running back Willie Albiero on a deep out pass that Albiero took in for a score to make it 18-15 Germantown, it looked like the Warhawks were home free.
But not so fast, as Patek and the Bulldogs were not going away on their home field that easily. With only seconds to go, Cedarburg stood near midfield where Patek uncorked a beautiful rainbow of a ball deep down the middle.
His teammate Derek Moore had gotten a step on swift Germantown defensive back and future state champion quarterback (in 2003) Jeff Treslley, and Patek's ball hit him perfectly in stride.
Bulldog Stadium went berserk at this moment as Moore looked to be racing in easily for the game-winning and for all practical purposes, conference title-clinching TD. Visions of being the most popular guy in school no doubt danced through his head.
But Treslley, who was a state place-winning hurdler in track, didn't give up on the play, and what happened next is still the stuff of horror stories in Cedarburg and of legend in Germantown.
All of a sudden, the screaming throng watched in amazement as the ball went flying out of Moore's hands skittering all the way through and out the back of the end zone, resulting in not a touchdown for Cedarburg but a touchback for Germantown.
Treslley had raced up behind him and punched the ball out.
The Warhawks were able to run out the clock and add a potent footnote to a league history that was already rich in marvelous detail and which would get richer still in the years to come.
As it turned out, the three teams would wind up winning out that season, and finishing in the three-way tie for the title. In a second-round state playoff game, a rematch between Germantown and Cedarburg wound up being anti-climatic as the Warhawks outmuscled the Bulldogs, 30-16.
'The season had been such an emotional roller-coaster that it finally caught up with us then,' said Patek, whose now back teaching and coaching at his Alma-mater.
'There were such good athletes who played in those games,' former Germantown coach Phil Datka said, 'but man, minutes seemed like hours in those games. And we had so many juniors playing in those games, too. That experience really set us up well for next year (and the state championship).'
Both Homestead and Germantown would eventually lose in the WIAA state D1 and D2 state semifinals, respectively, to the respective champions in those divisions, Marshfield and Menomonie, but their strong finishes solidified an already good reputation for the league.
It got better the following year as Germantown and Homestead played that epic conference championship game. The Warhawks then extracted vengeance on Menomonie in the D2 state final while Homestead would again fall in the D1 semifinals to the eventual champion, this time D.C. Everest.
'Germantown got us started in 1998 (with a D2 state crown) and then we got one in 1999 (in D1),' Homestead coach Dave Keel said. 'That's when the state started recognizing the North Shore as a good league, that we could compete at the upper levels. It was important for the North Shore to have teams like Germantown, Homestead and Cedarburg who could do that on a consistent basis.'
Good luck teams of 2012, see if you can keep up.
State glory hard-earned
A quick history of the NSC in the WIAA state playoffs (state semifinals or better)
1985 - Port Washington, D2 state champion
1987 - Port Washington, D2, state semifinals
1990 - Port Washington, D2 state runner-up
1992 - Germantown, D2 state semifinals
1995 - Homestead, D1 state semifinals
1997 - Germantown, D2 state runner-up
1998 - Germantown, D2 state champion
1999 - Homestead, D1 state champion
2001 - Homestead, D1 state semifinals
2002 - Homestead, D1 state semifinals; Germantown D2 state semifinals
2003 - Germantown, D2 state champions; Homestead, D1 state semifinals
2005 - Homestead, D1 state semifinals
2006 - Homestead, D1, state champion
2007 - Homestead, D1 state runner-up
2008 - Homestead, D1 state champion
2010 - Cedarburg, D2 state runner-up


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On my server I hadn't seen but one bot on my first character from L1 to L80. But now that I am playing alts I sometimes see hordes of them I have seen the same gang of seven bots running same circle a couple days in a row now. They also tend to look just like the picture someone posted before, almost all female human, with brown bear pet, almost always Rangers, blahhhhhhhhh.
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Originally posted by Regomar
I play 3-4 hours a day. I have NEVER seen a bot. Don;t know what to tell you guys, maybe Im just lucky and chose a good server. I'm not saying they dont exist, I watched the vids posted in this thread but I have NEVER seen a single person with a name like 'gdfjgfff' or seen a person port, or any of those obvious bot chains.
Pretty well the same experience here. I've logged an embarrassing amount of hours since launch and seen a total of 5 bots.
Played this morning on my Ranger, went from 44-47.
At one point I saw 4 bots porting around, all from a single hilltop vantage. Some videos out show these types.
Like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVpoWg5jNu4
A semi Asian grinder that is infested with bots and hacks,why does that supprise anyone.
How is this game a grinder? I'm sorry, but anyone calling this game a grinder has obviously never played a grindy game. Most asian grinders I've played, including my current guilty pleasure Atlantica Online can take over a month of regular play for a single level's worth of XP when you're near the cap.
Guild Wars 2 isn't a grind at all.
How is this game a grinder? I'm sorry, but anyone calling this game a grinder has obviously never played a grindy game. Most asian grinders I've played, including my current guilty pleasure Atlantica Online can take over a month of regular play for a single level's worth of XP when you're near the cap. Guild Wars 2 isn't a grind at all.
A semi Asian grinder that is infested with bots and hacks,why does that supprise anyone.
Just because you can site worse "grind" games out there doesn't mean GW2 is not one of them. It is, by loose definition, a grind game.
We can grind xp, we can grind farming materials, we can grind these so called "quests". I found that GW2 had all of that then I hit 80 and omg it multiplied by a factor of 10. It may not take a year to get to the highest level but it is a grind fest all the same.
Suppose I better add: I have also seen a dramatic increase in the number of bots on my server (Gate of Madness) and it is disheartening that all the reporting pretty much goes unanswered. They diminish the imersivness and in a way make me feel helpless knowing that they are doing something wrong and there is nothing I can do to change it. We even tried to MPK a group to no avail^^
GW and GW2 are the least online grind of any game I've played.
I don't even mind gold farmers, I don't use them, but I've never had one ruin my day. Hackers and cheaters are another story and I haven't encountered one yet. Lots and lots of gold farmers out there. I wouldn't even play a game where I felt like I want to buy gold, so it's all kind of foreign to me. What in the world do you spend it on? There's nothing I want that badly.
I'd pay real life money if they'd put in GvG and HoH, but other than that I wouldn't pay one penny for anything in game.
Anet is "losing" the fight against bots because it isn't fighting it. All they have done is institute the diminishing returns crap which is really aimed at legit players and declared it an anti-bot measure. Most of those botters are paying customers, just like you. Except they buy multiple accounts whereas you probably only own one. Who is more important to Anet? Cracking down on botters means cracking down on a huge revenue stream.
While I am sure some botters use hacked acxcounts, the majority I see seem to be legit multi-accounts with brazenly obvious botter names like "Guardian A, Guardian B" or "LoveAO and LoveBB" unless hackers pay for name changes on their hacked accounts. Look at the rapidity with which they banned hundreds if not thousands of players for "offensive" names. How hard is it to tackle botters? Obvious botters are obvious.
If they wanted to get rid of botters all they have to do is hire a few people to go to the areas they congregate, observe for the 3 seconds it takes to pick out the obvious ones or the 10 minutes for the more complex ones and start banning accounts. In a single day on my server they could easily corral 500 hundred botters like this, all of them obvious and beyond dispute. This will create the same "chiling effect" in the botter community that their uber-banning of bad names did in the legit community. All they have to do is make botting a financially risky procedure and only the daring with money to gamble will attempt it. As it is it is clearly a risk-free venture. It might not eliminate the problem, but it will reduce it dramatically.
It doesn't require user reports as these botters have been operating 24/7 for weeks with nothing being done about it.
Your experiences in the game aren't universal. You aren't speaking for anyone other than yourself. There might be a problem with botting, but a few opinions on this forum isn't enough to convince me.
Anet has acknowledged the problem and claims to be fighting it. Is that evidence enough for you?
I've seen and reported 4 bots (in a train) in the human starting area on blackgate the other day. All 4 were rangers. Is there a reason why they like to use ranger for botting? Is it because of the pets?
Rangers have an ability called "search and rescue" where the pet can be used to automatically seek out and rez downed players. You'll notice many ranger bot gangs running together and periodically spaming this ability. If one of them gets killed, the others can auto-rez him with this ability. The bears are also pretty tanky and a signifcant percentage of mobs will tend to go for the rangers' pets over the rangers themselves unless directly targeted, so the bear serves as a partial aggro magnet/shield.
Haven't seen any bots on the areas I was mostly at the time I was playing in Jade Quarry for 3+ weeks now.
I used to get 2 gold spamming emails that I immediately reported per day in lions arch for like around a week, till I got only one mail for 2 days and afterwards none anymore.
So when I read by some people that are saying that the whole game is "overrun" only because they came across some and some others saying that they saw a whole area being "infested" with 50+ bots at once, it makes me wonder on which area and which server they are cause I find it quite strange that some servers are THAT "full" with bots while others are having barely if any at all.
Due to a debatte and argument I had with someone last week in a other thread, I asked my collegue that is on a EU server about his experience and this of his guildies and he came across one bot (teleporter one) since the headstart only.
Guildies of mine said that they saw a few on Jade Quarry in a area or two through the month but only once aswell.
So it seems that some servers are more affected than others. Playing times might play a role in this aswell.
However, saying that the "whole game" is overrun or infested by bots is an exaggeration in my opinion cause if this were the case then all servers would be full of them and they would be like around every corner (which is not the case).
Anyway, I hope that ANet will get rid of them soon so the people from the servers that are affected more than mine are not as annoyed as they seem to be now.
I can only speak for Yak's Bend and what I've seen. Like I said my first trip to L80 I only ran into one bot, she was around Level 60 something and was standing shooting fire at a wall for hours and hours and hours. btw there was more than just this incident, many people were reporting her, it was just funny when whatever macro/program went wonky and had her standing there shooting a wall forever.
But now I have several alts from level 27 up to level 58, some areas I haven't seen any bots at all but other areas are infested with them bad. For a few days in a row with my L50+ I saw a group of 6-7 of them running the same circuit over and over. The other area I have come to mind is in Gendarran Fields. I've seen a group of 3 constantly there, all the exact same appearance, same armor, same brown bear pet, sighhhh. I was using the brown bear with my Ranger but now I am loathe to do so, bots are making me see the pet as somehow dirty or something, lol.
Worse bot infestation I have seen, and I have seen quite a few. (AC, Aion, numerous Asian grinders etc.) What beggars belief is that Anet are allowing them to proliferate when a lot are so blatantly un sophisticated they take seconds to identify.
My opinion of Anet has diminished significantly, they are obviously (and rightly) proud of there game to see it so abused must be gut wrenching. I just don't understand it.
Bots have killed the game for me ! Its has been getting worst not better and now Ive been seeing players telepeort around not bots .Thats what happens when you let something go so long its speading and normal players wont in on the fun if thats what you want call it for me its a game ender . Just look and you will find websites selling hacks basiclly god mode for the game ,Gold ,kramma and bots.
My sulotion is to let players flag these cheats and without acode like the time they were flag and by who type in they are turn red open for Pking ! Losing all their loot and kramma to those players killing them of course any bad flags would give the player a time out from do any flagging .Of course this is just for bots as far as players cheating I got noghting . At less this way I can have some fun again.
The bots are bad but for me it starts to make me wonder why would I bother especially with crafting, with all the warping/porting to nodes going on by actual players. I need to run around and they port back and forth. My time is devalued to nothing and while I am not scraping coppers, I do not have a fortune amassing either.
And nothing is done.
Sure. They are working on it. Good.
It's been long enough and acknowledged enough that they can and should drop a team of live GMs on it to ban the ones that are obvious. They had a wonderful post on X number ( I think it was 1600?) were banned int he first week or two (for other infractions as well). Half a dozen GMs checking on the botting would have hundreds done in the 1st 48 hours. (Yes GMs can port directly to an account once they know it's name, which is auto-tagged in the report.)
Give the players a bit of a positive feeling and get rid of some of the bad guys. Keep the other 20, 30, 50 guys and gals working on a software fix but get 5 -10 bodies actively jumping around banning the ones you can visible verify are botting.


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Chapter 25
Samuel dies—Nabal rebuffs David and refuses to give him food—Abigail intercedes, saves Nabal, and gives David a present—David is pacified, Nabal dies, and David marries Abigail.
1 And Samuel died; and all the Israelites were gathered together, and lamented him, and buried him in his house at Ramah. And David arose, and went down to the wilderness of Paran.
2 And there was a man in Maon, whose possessions were in Carmel; and the man was very great, and he had three thousand sheep, and a thousand goats: and he was shearing his sheep in Carmel.
3 Now the name of the man was Nabal; and the name of his wife Abigail: and she was a woman of good understanding, and of a beautiful countenance: but the man was
4 ¶And David heard in the wilderness that Nabal did shear his sheep.
5 And David sent out ten young men, and David said unto the young men, Get you up to Carmel, and go to Nabal, and greet him in my name:
6 And thus shall ye say to him that liveth in prosperity,
7 And now I have heard that thou hast shearers: now thy shepherds which were with us, we hurt them not, neither was there ought missing unto them, all the while they were in Carmel.
8 Ask thy young men, and they will shew thee. Wherefore let the young men find favour in thine eyes: for we come in a good day: give, I pray thee, whatsoever cometh to thine hand unto thy servants, and to thy son David.
9 And when David's young men came, they spake to Nabal according to all those words in the name of David, and ceased.
10 ¶And Nabal answered David's servants, and said, Who is David? and who is the son of Jesse? there be many servants now a days that break away every man from his master.
11 Shall I then take my bread, and my water, and my flesh that I have killed for my shearers, and give it unto men, whom I know not whence they be?
12 So David's young men turned their way, and went again, and came and told him all those sayings.
13 And David said unto his men, Gird ye on every man his sword. And they girded on every man his sword; and David also girded on his sword: and there went up after David about four hundred men; and two hundred abode by the stuff.
14 ¶But one of the young men told Abigail, Nabal's wife, saying, Behold, David sent messengers out of the wilderness to
15 But the men were very good unto us, and we were not hurt, neither missed we any thing, as long as we were conversant with them, when we were in the fields:
16 They were a wall unto us both by night and day, all the while we were with them keeping the sheep.
17 Now therefore know and consider what thou wilt do; for evil is determined against our master, and against all his household: for he is such a son of Belial, that a man cannot speak to him.
18 ¶Then Abigail made haste, and took two hundred loaves, and two bottles of wine, and five sheep ready dressed, and five measures of parched corn, and an hundred clusters of raisins, and two hundred cakes of figs, and laid them on asses.
19 And she said unto her servants, Go on before me; behold, I come after you. But she told not her husband Nabal.
20 And it was so, as she rode on the ass, that she came down
21 Now David had said, Surely in vain have I kept all that this fellow hath in the wilderness, so that nothing was missed of all that pertained unto him: and he hath
22 So and more also do God unto the enemies of David, if I leave of all that pertain to him by the morning light
23 And when Abigail saw David, she hasted, and lighted off the ass, and fell before David on her face, and bowed herself to the ground,
24 And fell at his feet, and said, Upon me, my lord, upon me let this iniquity be: and let thine handmaid, I pray thee, speak in thine audience, and hear the words of thine handmaid.
25 Let not my lord, I pray thee, regard this man of Belial, even
26 Now therefore, my lord, as the Lord liveth, and as thy soul liveth, seeing the Lord hath withholden thee from coming to shed blood, and from avenging thyself with thine own hand, now let thine enemies, and they that seek evil to my lord, be as Nabal.
27 And now this blessing which thine handmaid hath brought unto my lord, let it even be given unto the young men that follow my lord.
28 I pray thee, forgive the trespass of thine handmaid: for the Lord will certainly make my lord a
29 Yet a man is risen to pursue thee, and to seek thy soul: but the soul of my lord shall be bound in the bundle of life with the Lord thy God; and the souls of thine enemies, them shall he sling out, as out of the middle of a sling.
30 And it shall come to pass, when the Lord shall have done to my lord according to all the good that he hath spoken concerning thee, and shall have appointed thee ruler over Israel;
31 That this shall be no grief unto thee, nor offence of heart unto my lord, either that thou hast shed blood causeless, or that my lord hath avenged himself: but when the Lord shall have dealt well with my lord, then remember thine handmaid.
32 ¶And David said to Abigail, Blessed be the Lord God of Israel, which sent thee this day to meet me:
33 And blessed be thy advice, and blessed be thou, which hast kept me this day from coming to shed blood, and from avenging myself with mine own hand.
34 For in very deed, as the Lord God of Israel liveth, which hath kept me back from hurting thee, except thou hadst hasted and come to meet me, surely there had not been left unto Nabal by the morning light any that pisseth against the wall.
35 So David received of her hand that which she had brought him, and said unto her, Go up in peace to thine house; see, I have hearkened to thy voice, and have accepted thy person.
36 ¶And Abigail came to Nabal; and, behold, he held a feast in his house, like the feast of a king; and Nabal's heart was merry within him, for he was very drunken: wherefore she told him nothing, less or more, until the morning light.
37 But it came to pass in the morning, when the wine was gone out of Nabal, and his wife had told him these things, that his heart died within him, and he became as a stone.
38 And it came to pass about ten days after, that the Lord
39 ¶And when David heard that Nabal was dead, he said, Blessed be the Lord, that hath pleaded the cause of my reproach from the hand of Nabal, and hath kept his servant from evil: for the Lord hath returned the wickedness of Nabal upon his own head. And David sent and communed with Abigail, to take her to him to wife.
40 And when the servants of David were come to Abigail to Carmel, they spake unto her, saying, David sent us unto thee, to take thee to him to wife.
41 And she arose, and bowed herself on her face to the earth, and said, Behold, let thine handmaid be a servant to wash the feet of the servants of my lord.
42 And Abigail hasted, and arose, and rode upon an ass, with five damsels of hers that went after her; and she went after the messengers of David, and became his wife.
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Castle Dale: mayor, Neal Peacock; two council seats, Gay Lee Jeffs, Ed Rasbold, Jack R. Rogers, and Danny Whiteleather.
Clawson: mayor, Carey R. Bloomer; two council seats, Amanda Price, Gerry Hatch, and Jerry Price.
Cleveland: mayor, Jeff Horrocks; two council seats, Chris Parkins and Vaughn F. Olson.
Elmo: mayor, Kirt Rasmussen; two council seats, Ryan Jensen, Judd D. Jensen, and C. Elroy Mortensen.
Emery: mayor, Mike Williams; two council seats, Eric Anderson, Corinne Dalton, and Patrick Sundstrom.
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Green River: mayor, Glen Dale Johnson, Ed Bentley, and Dan Harrison; two council seats, Tom Burr, Ben Coomer, Connie Copenhaver, Philip Engleman, Kent Johnson, Steve Pitt, Mike Silliman, and Karen Smith.
Huntington: mayor, Jackie Wilson and Mark Justice, two council seats, Mike Hurdsman, Cathy Cowley and Bob Mills.
Orangeville: mayor, Bart Cox, Randall Stilson, Paul Riddle, and Jeff Tuttle; two council seats, James Davis, Shaun Jeffs, Kent W. Peterson, Dannette Waite, Carole Larsen, Thomas Madsen, Marc Stilson, and Carol J. Ware.


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The Bobbi flat from Crown Vintage is the hottest new shoe to rock the menswear trend. An ode to your father's favorite loafer, this stylish and feminine almond toe flat is a trendsetter.
- Leather upper
- Almond toe
- Tassle detail
- Synthetic sole
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By: TNesia
Location: New York
November 18, 2013
Soft and classic
"Bought this shoe in the Orange color. Great color! Pointed toe cuts really narrow and short. If this is a problem area for you I would suggest getting a 1/2 size up. Softest leather really great quality I would certainly recommend this shoe great for work business professional setting."
By: CG500
Location: Portland
September 22, 2013
Comfy & Good Looking
"Needed a pair of black leather walking shoes, not terribly expensive, perfect for Fall. Ordered these on faith as I do with all online shoe purchases, and they fit the bill perfectly. They have stylish pointed toes with a wide toe box so they're comfortable. They have a cute little tassle which I hadn't noticed so that was a surprise. Inside of shoe is well-cushioned and the soles are bendable for a comfortable walk. I may order in the tan color too!"
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Location: texas
September 09, 2013
"nice, comfy informal shoes for everyday"
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A flipper's dream bait, the Yum Wooly Bullee presents a substantial profile, while its narrow width provides an erratic glide, and its ridged claws flail frantically - creating tremendous water displacement and action. Its also infused with Yum's new F2 Attractant, this highly concentrated formula was clinically tested by Mississippi State University, and it was shown that bass prefer it by 30% over the leading attractants. It doesn't matter if you're flipping flooded brush, pitching to docks in clear water or working a brush pile near a channel edge, the Yum Wooly Bullee is a bait bass can't resist.
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Comments: Idk if its just CT or what, but this bait just doesn't produce that much for me, shocking reading all these stellar reviews, it does have a good action and heavily salted, so i just dont see why it doesn't work, i've tried swim jigs football jigs flippin cover, i just don't get bit too often with this like i do other craw imitations
From: Stephen: Manchester, CT 8/30/14
Comments: Positives: Great action. Great scent. Great size and shape AMAZING descent.. throw a light weight on it.. and it slowly wiggles to the bottom
Negative: Due to the slightly slim profile. I do go threw many of these. Lasts only a few bass. This is a staple in my tacklebox. They catch fish. You won't be disappointed. Period.
From: Mike:Rochester, MN
Comments: I love this bait as a trailer, primarily on football jigs. I'll have bass come up and just nip at the pincers. It also has very good action. Right up there with the Chigger Craws for best trailer.
From: Ethan: Charlottesville, VA
Comments: This really is a great bait, I wish they made a bigger one, about the size of a horny toad.
From: Albert: Oregon
Comments: Great craw / beaver style bait. The claws have a realistic flutter as you reel in, but stop on the glide just like the real thing. I have had no problem pithin' to cover; it comes through fine. They are soft enough for bass to hold, but durable enough to get at least 3-4 fish. I use a 4/0 Trokar sbh on 1/8oz bullet. Peg the sinker to reduce line twist.
From: Ed: Champaign, IL.
Comments: a couple years ago, I was using a finesse jig with a great trailer, but I couldnt remember what trailer I was using, and then I was cleaning out my tackle and found the empty bag, and I remembered it was these. I dont know what worked so good, maybe the plastic, scent, or the action. It was probally a mix. I liked to use the summer craw collor on a 7/16 oz green pumpkin chompers eraser jig ( too bad TW doesnt supply them, best jig ever). The only problem is that they would rip up, and would only last 2 fish, but if you can get 2 2.5 lbers in 7 casts it is well worth it. Thanks YUM and TW!!!!!
From: Mitch: WI
Comments: This bait is not good for flipping....it's just a little to bulky but it's best for putting on a jig for a trailer is my favorite.
From: Matt: Dallas, TX
Comments: ausome bait in crawdad color throwing on a texas with a 1/4 ounce tungsten bullet weight. catch alot of fishing swimming it and letting it fall.
From: Tecumseh, OK
Comments: great bait for flippin and as a trailer first day put it on a 2/o gamkatsu wide gap with a 1 4th ounce bullet weight and caught 8 bass including a 6 pounder in a pond
From: Brock: FL
Comments: This bait is awesome. producing a lot of fish with these flipping laydowns,wood,docks and punching. black neon kills it
From: Kelvin: MN
Comments: great flipping bait
From: Marquel: Upland, CA
Comments: Bait is to soft & rip's up quick. Good lookin & catches fish.
From: KZ: Herrin, IL
Comments: Yum has produced a awesome bait bass just love them especially in the ultimate craw, watermelon red flake and the black grape chartreuse colors. Has good action on the fall bass bite and want let go with the F2 attractant infused in the bait how can you go wrong. THANKS YUM for F2
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Virusses, micro bacteria, nearly anything can be created in Revit. We just need to find the workaround. The workaround to create these examples was to use the Revit Repeater command.
The first example is of the HIV Virus.
Example 2 is of a DNA strand.
The last example was a bit of a challenge: Microbe Bacteria. Creating the bacteria was quite easy, but getting the correct material representation was a tad difficult. Even though it would have been easier in 3ds Max, remember that this blog aims to keep to the default Revit functionality. I believe the result would be good enough to get the message across.
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Despite the controversy and protests sparked by the Douglas County School District's new teacher evaluations, board president John Carson doesn't believe the program is intrinsically flawed.
"No. I have great confidence in the principals of our school district," he said of the program DCSD created. "They're the ultimate deliverers of those ratings.
"Obviously, this is the first go-round. If there are areas that need to be improved, we'll improve that."
Nor does he regret implementing it a year before the state deadline for such evaluations.
"We're not interested in plodding along on important innovations," Carson said. "We think we have a system that we can build on as we go forward. I think we did the right thing.
"I think it's a vast improvement over what we had, which was basically a system in which everybody is rated and paid exactly the same, regardless of their teaching skills. We will base everything on performance and results."
Board members said they were pressed to roll out the system under Colorado Senate Bill 191, which requires new evaluations statewide. It allows districts to create their own evaluations — as DCSD did — instead of using the Colorado Department of Education's model.
But Senate Bill 191 doesn't require full implementation of the new evaluations until the 2013-14 school year. The CDE is piloting its Colorado Model Evaluation System for two years before putting it into action this fall.
Instead of piloting its program or waiting another year, DCSD rolled theirs out during the just-concluded academic year.
"The alternative was to take the state system," Carson said. "You talk about a lack of understanding and bureaucracy — the state's was much more convoluted and complex. We chose to develop our own. I think in the long run that's going to be viewed as a very smart decision."
In the short run, it's triggered high emotion among parents, students and staff at some schools, and contributed to the loss of several teachers who cite the evaluations among their deciding factors.
DCSD's system assigns teachers a rating ranging from "highly effective" to "partially effective," and ties pay increases to those results. Though percentages will vary based on several points, the district says all teachers will get some boost in compensation.
About 15 percent of teachers district-wide received "highly effective" ratings, with the vast majority — 71 percent — rated "effective."
Results weren't consistent throughout the district. In Highlands Ranch, longtime Trailblazer Elementary principal Linda Schneider gave 70 percent of her staff "highly effective" ratings, while new Saddle Ranch Elementary principal Ryan Craven didn't assign that designation to any of his teachers. At least two schools reported a seemingly disproportionate percentage of "partially effective" results.
School board vice president Kevin Larsen said those deviations can't be ignored.
"The evaluations have to be accurate to make it work," he said. "It's absolutely our goal to look throughout the system and say, 'Were these done with consistency and integrity?', no matter if they're high or low. I think in this first year, we have to examine what went well, what can be improved, and make this continue to be a better system going forward."
School board member Meghann Silverthorn agreed.
"I do recognize this is a not a perfect instrument and we need to make changes," she said. "I think the lessons learned are extremely valuable. While I don't think it was ideal, I think the way we did it was basically necessary. Implementing a change in public policy is always a challenge."
Larsen said he'd like to set up community meetings before the new school year begins to further explain the changes. Carson and Silverthorn said they also are open to such meetings.


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It wasn't long ago that the residents of Carbon and Emery counties could only get their local news by going down to the local store and buying a paper or sending the cash in for a subscription.
And it was almost 10 years ago when the Sun Advocate and Emery County Progress began putting some of their news and community events on a website so that those who had internet access could look at what was going on in the county no matter where they lived.
Yet there was something incomplete about this. The web offered a variety, but not nearly all the information that that printed versions of the papers had in them. As of this week that will now change, as both papers will go on-line with complete versions of their papers says Richard Shaw, the publisher of both publications.
"We now have three ways of delivering the news to each of our readers," he said. "Of course you can still take the paper in the basic form they were conceived of more than 100 years ago. But now you can also get abbreviated versions at our web sites (www.sunad.com and www, ecprogress.com) as has been the case for a few years or you can subscribe to our complete on-line version of the papers, which we call the Virtual Paperboy."
The new on-line versions will be up to date and will often be available on-line before the regular paper hits the stands on publication days. And in some ways the on-line version will be superior.
"Because of the printing restrictions on our press we can only print the outside pages of out paper in color," says Shaw. "The on-line version will be in color throughout. Some ads and photos will still be black and white because that is the way they came to us or were designed, but all color photos will come to the readers in their full bloom."
Even better for readers, the rates for the on-line edition subscriptions are lower than the actual paper rates are.
"Where I see this as a very real service to our customers is for those who live out of the area or those who know someone who does live outside the area that would like to have the complete newspaper at their disposal," stated Shaw.
In the past those subscribers that live outside of Carbon and Emery counties did not get any of the specials mailed to them. They only got the basic sections of the paper, because handling and mailing costs are so high. With a Virtual Paperboy subscription, they get access to all the specials.
"Another thing that many outside the area will like is the fact that they will not have to wait so long to get their paper," explained Shaw. "People in New York, California or for that matter, Paris, will have the paper on their screens before many of the local residents get it delivered."
While the physical out of area papers are mailed on the same day as all the papers for the local area, third class mail is seldom a priority of the postal service, and consequently arrival times can vary greatly.
"Think about the possibilities of this service," says Shaw. "People who go south for the winter can take the paper on-line so they are up-to-date about what is going on. Or what about kids going away to school. Parents who send kids off to college with a lap top computer can also send them with a Vitual Paperboy subscription so they can keep up on what is going on at home. This service is perfect for young people, many of whom seldom pick up the paper. But they will look at what is on their computer screens."
Another advantage of the on-line edition will be full archiving.
"Subscribers can also buy the right to go into archives of both papers," said Shaw. "Within a few weeks the archives will run back to the beginning of 2007. But as time goes on those archives will grow and depending on the subscription they select, people will be able to search for information in back issues of both papers."
For those who wish to subscribe to the on-line service, they can go to the Sun Advocate or Emery County Progress web sites and there is a link on the right side of the page that says "Online subscription" and it has the logo of the Virtual Paperboy on it as well. Clicking that link will take the reader to an explanation of the service and then another link will take them to the forms where they can sign up for the Virtual Paperboy services they desire.
The new on-line newspaper service will eventually tie in with other on-line services the papers will soon offer. In the near future people who want to put classified ads in the papers will be able to do so on-line, entering the information themselves, as they would like it to appear.
"For traditional newspaper readers readers the print edition will always be around. The Virtual Paperboy just adds to our ability to supply home grown news and information to the citizens of our area," concluded Shaw.


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Your position as a student is more than just gaining information. You're part of a process of making better architecture, and making better urban cities.
Great things for you at UDM
We have a Design Center at UDM, which is basically like a teaching hospital for architects. So before you graduate, you're working on real projects utilizing the knowledge you've gained in traditional classes.
Great things in store after UDM
I have architects from around the country calling me asking me to recommend students to come work for them. I have students now working in California, Alaska, all over the country—and it's because they've been here at UDM.
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We work together in this educational process. You're not just sitting in a classroom learning in lectures. You're working together with faculty and students to make better architecture.
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Well everyone I have the live draw stream back on DragoArt and now you can watch me everyday around 6pm eastern time while I draw live for all my friends and members out there. This time the live draw is more up-to-date so that you can experience quality while I draw. So, for my first two lessons I will be submitting tattoo designs that I drew last night and this time they cater to the girls out there. The first lesson I will teach you is going to be on "how to draw a girly skull" step by step. There is plenty of skull tattoo's on this site but none of them are for girls. Yeah sure I would still pin up the skull tattoo's that are on the site now, but what about the girly side of me? I wanted to draw a "girly skull" that would be cool enough to hang up on a wall or even be used as an image for a cute tattoo design that you can get inked on your body. I can totally picture this pink punk skull on the front of school book covers and even as a poster in your room. The girly skull tattoo design was wicked fun to draw because I gave her ponytails, eyelashes, and even a cute girly looking Mohawk. I know the girls out there will find this lesson easy to draw and fun at the same time. You can choose to leave the skull plain if you like, or choose a shade that is right for you to color in the punk skull design. No matter what you choose, I'm sure it will come out great. Learning how to draw tattoo designs is always fun, and it also brings out the creativity in an artists because you can let your mind free to put out anything you might be thinking. Even scribbling can turn out to be something awesome. I will be back I have like four more tutorials to submit. Teach yourself "how to draw a girly skull" tattoo step by step so when I upload the other tattoo design you will already be warmed up to tackle another creation. Peace out and draw on!
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Looking for a cute boot that's fit for any fashionista? Check out the Fergie Fresh. This style will take your look above and beyond with its ability to pair with virtually anything.
- Distressed suede upper
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- Button snap on topline
- 13½" shaft height, inside functional zipper
- 14" calf circumference with hidden elastic panel for stretch
- 3" stacked wedge heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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Location: Sammamish, WA
January 17, 2013
So adorable!!!
"This are so cute in person!!! I usually like to look at the shoes in person before ordering online, but none of the stores near me still had these, so I took a chance. I ordered the olive color (I originally wanted beige), I am so glad I went with olive. The color is perfect for both black and brown and I think it will be way more versatile than the beige would of been. Love, Love, Love!!!"
By: infusion77
Location: Memphis, TN
January 17, 2013
Cute but not Comfy
"I'm obsessed with boots, however I do not own too many pairs b/c I'm one of those ladies with very narrow calves (chicken legs). I was glad to see Fergie's boots are for narrow calf gals. Finding boots for little legs is a tricky hunt every year. These boots were a good size on my calves, but the zippers kind of bugged me because the stitching bowed out so you can't zip them up or down more w/out them looking dumb. Also, I just don't get the point of a really high heel on this boot. They look nice but the wedge arched my foot to the point it felt it would break if I walked much in these. I'm definitely returning. Too expensive for what they were and way too uncomfortable."
By: Courtney91
Location: Denver, Colorado
January 01, 2013
Love these boots!!
"I love these Fergie boots!! Very stylish and hot!"
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Location: CA
December 28, 2012
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"I have yet to find any high heel boot more comfortable then Fergie. They are always adorable and always comfortable. Great purchase. I only wish I had it in multiple colors."
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USA Swimming's Sport Performance Consultants connect coaches with ideas, research, and technology to help their swimmers go faster. Many nationally-recognized clubs have already taken advantage of these services. Sport Performance Consultants deliver the following services to coaches and athletes through regional clinics and free individual club visits.
Since August 2007, Coach Scott Colby has been a Sport Performance Consultant for USA Swimming. Prior to that, Scott coached in Ohio, Louisiana (Bengal-Tiger Aquatic Club), Texas (Fort Worth Area Swim Team), served as an assistant at Dynamo Swim Club in Atlanta and coached for 5 years at a YMCA on Long Island. His Louisiana team placed top ten at Nationals.
His swimmers have finalled at Olympic Trials, won 2 National titles and 7 Junior National titles including all four strokes, set three National Age Group Records, and won the National Meet Bob Kiputh High Point award. Scott has also produced numerous Top 16 athletes. He holds a Masters degree in Physical Education and is an ASCA Level 5 coach.
Mark has been with USA Swimming since July 2012. He has 27+ years of coaching experience as a club coach at Fort Washington Township, Sugar Creek Swim Club, Ft. Worth Area Swim Team, Mission Bay, and Burke Barracudas. Mark is an ASCA Level 5 Certified Coach and has placed swimmers in Olympic Trials Semi-Finals and on USA Swimming's National Junior Team.


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Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 31 Lightweight Running Shoe - Mens
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The fastest, most responsive Pegasus so far, the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 31 out does its predecessors! Run in style, comfort, and quality with this breathable mesh running shoe!
This men's running shoe is best for the neutral runner. What is pronation?
- Breathable mesh upper with synthetic overlays
- Lace-up closure
- Padded collar and tongue for comfort
- Removable cushioned insole
- Full length Cushion midsole for responsive, springy, lightweight cushioning
- Nike Zoom unit in the heel provides additional lightweight cushioning and shock absorption
- Rubber outsole with waffle pattern for durability and traction
- Verticle and horizontal flex grooves for enhanced flexibility
- Weight: 11 oz (men's size 10)
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*Your pronation type is determined by the natural motion your feet apply throughout your running gait. When you pronate your foot rolls from either the outer edge, inner edge or not at all. If your foot rolls to the outer edge when you run, you are an underpronator, if it rolls to the inner edge you are a overpronator and if your foot doesn't roll at all you are a neutral or stable runner.
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perfect running shoes !
"After using Nike pegasus 30 for a long time, Im very content with these too :) They are super comfortable and runs true to size. All the colors are very pretty. Totally content !"
By: JFam
Location: PA
June 01, 2015
"Nice light shoe that is very comfortable."
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Location: El Paso, Texas
April 26, 2015
Air Peg forever
"I always run in Air Pegasus. It is a basic shoe that is reliable and consistent."
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January 30, 2015
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"I'm not one to purchase running shoes just for looks, these shoes are built for comfort, durability, and complete sexiness. I honestly like them more than free runs! Ran a smooth 6 miles in them, no problems."
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Setting: Seattle, with its moderate climate, is fortunate in having one of the finest rose growing environments in the world.
History: The concept for a Seattle Civic Rose Garden in Woodland Park bloomed formally in 1922 through the combined inspiration and effort of the Seattle Lion's Club and the Seattle Rose Society. The garden's purpose was to provide a free, public display of roses suitable for Seattle's climate.
The original garden plan, prepared by Howard E. Andrews, was approved by the Superintendent of Parks in October of 1922. Construction of the garden was completed in 1924 and when the garden opened it encompassed 1.8 acres and exhibited 150 varieties of roses. The Rose Garden's reputation grew steadily and in 1947 it was selected to become a nationally recognized All-America Rose Selections test site, a designation it retained until 2010.
Today: Woodland Park Rose Garden offers a splendid setting for flower lovers to stroll the grass pathways circulating through 2-1/2 acres of rose displays. The garden's extensive array of bush roses, hybrid teas, miniatures, climbers, and tree roses blend elegantly with the garden's formal architectural design to create a memorable showcase landscape.
The public is annually invited to a rose pruning demonstration on March 4, 2017.We hope you enjoy your visit!
Opened: 1924 Location: the zoo's South Entrance at the intersection of N. 50th Street and Fremont Ave. N. (750 N. 50th Street) Size: 2.5 Acres Rose Cultivation: 200 Varieties, 3,000 individual plants.Annual Visitors: More than 200,000. Hours: Open from 7:00 a.m. until dusk every day of the year, free of charge. Parking: There is a fee to park in zoo lots during zoo hours; free while the zoo is closed.
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What is the difference between Karma and Destiny?
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar:
The word destiny means Vidhi, this is how it is. The word Karma has several different connotations. It can mean action or latent action. The impression of an action that might give rise to another action can also be called karma.


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Illinois State Police are investigating the death of a suburban Chicago man whose body was found in Southern Illinois.
Authorities in Pope County say the body of 55-year-old William Foley III of Downers Grove was found Sunday afternoon.
Foley had been reported missing Feb. 8, two days after he was last seen leaving his job in Lombard.
Sheriff Jerry Suits isn't releasing additional details about the case, including where Foley's body was found and why he may have been in Pope County.
Services for Foley will be at 11:15 a.m. Friday at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church in Lisle.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Green River representatives attended the December commission meeting to discuss the possibility of partnering with the county for the construction of an emergency services building in Green River. Green River is in need of a new ambulance garage, fire station, training facility and sheriff's office/justice court facility. Conae Black, city recorder, Karen Smith, emergency services director and Gary Riches, city council member and fire department member as well as a highway patrolman, and Jonathon Johansen from Johansen and Tuttle Engineering came to the meeting to discuss the building.
Black said it would be beneficial to pool resources to build a facility that would be a benefit to both the city and the county. Black presented some drawings to the commission of possible building configurations. She said Green River has been the site for three large FEMA trainings in regards to the proposed nuclear power plant. She sees the need for a training room in the new building which can be used for meetings and large trainings. Green River has a site in mind which the city already owns along Main Street, the site of a former gas station. There is a large amount of land there. There is some contaminated soil on the site which could be overlaid with asphalt for a parking area and the building could be placed toward the rear of the property.
Black said there has been one soil evaluation completed at the site already. Johansen said there is 10,000-12,000 yards of petroleum contaminated soil which would have to be dealt with by removal or other measures.
The county has the replacement of the justice court building in Green River on its 2012 CIB project list. Black said they estimate the project to be $2 million and the county would be asked to contribute 25 percent.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks wondered who would own the building. Black said that's one of the things which would need to be negotiated. Black said their building is also on the CIB request list, but they don't have an application ready yet. Black reported they have also talked to the Utah Highway Patrol and they would be interested in leasing a portion of the new building also. Black said they want to apply in February to the CIB for grant/loan for the building. Johansen said preliminary estimates on the cost of the building would be between $110-$170 a square foot.
Commissioner Horrocks said they would discuss the request with their legal counsel and get back to them.
The commission approved the meeting schedule for 2012 and the holiday schedule for 2012.
The commission approved a modification for the agreement between the Emery County Sheriff's Office and the United States Forest Service for law enforcement services on forest service land. Sheriff Greg Funk said with the agreement this year, they will be allowed to carry over funds and the amount for services has increased, although Sheriff Funk said they would like more funds for these services.
Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth said the vacancy on the Emery County Care and Rehab board was applied for by Carol Ware of Orangeville. The commission approved her appointment to fill the term left by Tom Humphrey when he passed away. Her term will expire in 2015.
Under the citizen concerns category, Brenda Tuttle, clerk/auditor presented two ambulance accounts that needed attention. The commission agreed the first account which had been turned over to collections will be settled for $1,000 for a man from Korea. The second account will be settled for 20 percent of the bill, due to a hardship claim.
The items will be ratified at the next commission meeting.
Tina Carter from the Emery County Travel Bureau said they are working on a grant from the scenic byways program to help with a trail from Huntington Lake into town. This will be a non-motorized trail for biking, walking, etc. Carter said they will put in the request now, but it won't be approved until next year. She asked for a letter of support for the project from the commission. The path would be from Huntington Lake to near the Huntington ball complex.
Doug Taylor, requested reimbursement for gravel he purchased to repair the berm in his yard which saves him from being flooded. A county road grader damaged the berm unintentionally while blading snow.
Commissioner Horrocks said they will meet with their legal counsel and work something out to resolve the matter. He will want a document that says the matter has been resolved.
In commission reports Commissioner Pitchforth reported the county will hold a senior citizen's Christmas party on Thursday. She said she spent some time at the food bank and usually they supply 30 Thanksgiving baskets and this year they had 150 people show up for Thanksgiving baskets and they ran out of turkeys. She requested the citizens of Emery County help donate to the food bank. "We encourage everyone to donate to help families through this holiday season," said Commissioner Pitchforth.
Commissioner Horrocks said this is a valid concern and with unemployment and hard economic times, there are those in our county who need extra help.
Commissioner James Nelson reported he attended a water summit in Provo. He also attended the Emery Water Conservancy District meeting. He said they use historical data and he's impressed with the way they handle the water in the county. He attended the Castle Country partners and heard information about state roads. There was also a tourist presentation on how Moab markets Moab. He said they have advertised heavily in Oregon and put out package deals and passes for activities in Moab and it was amazing to see how many of the Oregon people have taken advantage of the deals.
Commissioner Horrocks reported the people in Emery County are fighting to preserve a cabin on the Ferron side of the mountain. Cabins on this side of the mountain seem to be destroyed/burned and those on the other side of the mountain are being restored and rented to snowmobilers, skiers, etc. He said the county will check into this practice to see what can be done to preserve these historical cabins.
The next commission meeting will be on Dec. 20 at 4 p.m.
Doug Taylor donated $100 to the commission to use for the purchase of turkeys for the food bank.


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Taste the Tradition: Apple Cranberry Crisp Recipe
Cranberries during this time of year are a great reminder of the holiday spirit. This November, use this scrumptious cranberry recipe to bring family and friends together. You can taste this holiday treat at the Beach Café this winter. Chef Matthew Steffen recommends pairing this dessert with a Bourbon Furnace hot cocktail. This mixture of Bourbon, apple cider, splash of Amaretto and a cinnamon stick will be sure to warm you up when the weather cools down. Read on to learn how to make the delicious Apple Cranberry Crisp at home…
Apple Cranberry Crisp
Servings: 4
Recipe Ingredients:
1. Orange Pecan Oatmeal Topping
2. Cranberry Apple Filling
3. 4 scoops Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
Recipe Directions: Put cranberry apple filling into 4 deep dishes. Top with the oatmeal crust. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 minutes. Rotate the crisps and cook for an additional 15 minutes or until bubbly and golden brown. Place a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream on each and enjoy.
Recipe for orange pecan oatmeal topping:
8oz – Butter (Cold) ½ inch pieces
1 ½ cup – A.P. Flour
1 cup – Brown Sugar
½ cup – granulated sugar
1 cup – oats
1 ¼ cup – chopped pecans
1 each – zest of an orange
Directions: Mix all ingredients in a food processor until the butter is broken up and incorporated. Chill for 20 minutes.
Recipe for cranberry - apple filling:
5 each – gala apple – peeled, cored, and sliced
½ lb. – fresh cranberries
½ cup – sugar
1 tbsp. – ground cinnamon
1 tsp. – salt
Directions: Mix all ingredients in a mixing bowl until everything is well coated. Reserve for later.


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Monday, August 2, 2010
living | smugglers notch state park stowe vermont
14 comments:
- El said...
I'm so glad you had a good time. Stowe is a super place to visit. Have you been down rte 100 in the opposite direction? (i.e. through Waterbury, Waitsfield, etc.) Glorious!
- August 2, 2010 at 9:33 PM
- Monet said...
What a beautiful trip...I loved seeing all of the stunning scenery and the fresh berries you found on the trail. But what really won me over...those cider donuts. Yum!
- August 2, 2010 at 11:31 PM
- Carol said...
Beautiful post... you share so many details of beauty. A mini natural history post. Looks like a wonderful vacation. Verdant Vermont is extraordinarily stunning.
- August 3, 2010 at 5:18 AM
- June said...
I love a road trip without highways! How lucky for me that I can take the same one as you just did...someday. Thanks for the guided tour!
- August 3, 2010 at 10:52 AM
- taylor said...
*sigh* I just LOVE Vermont. I spent a week in that part of Vermont in July and decided right then and there that I'd spend some time in Vermont every summer. Gorgeous photos, too! Thanks!
- August 3, 2010 at 10:58 AM
- Patty said...
The trip looks fabulous...and now I am craving doughnuts...can we take that same drive from Camden to that state park?
- August 3, 2010 at 6:53 PM
- Flighty said...
A lovely post and photos! That sure looks and sounds like a wonderful place. Flighty xx
- August 4, 2010 at 3:54 AM
- a tasteful garden said...
thanks for all your shared appreciation of Vermont. i had a friend of mine ask me why i keep going over to Vermont. i can only respond with "have you not seen Vermont?"
El, we only made it a little past Waterbury but we're definitely headed back again to continue that route. simply beauty at its finest.
Patty, I can send you the directions we took. From Camden it would probably take you 6 1/2-7 hours to get out there, but the drive is one of the best parts of the trip so it goes by fast.
- August 4, 2010 at 7:40 PM
- Tina @ Squirrel Acorns said...
That looks great! I was just planning a potential camping weekend to Smuggler's Notch for this summer. We are from Maine as well, and I love that meandering path through the mountains to get to Vermont. My mouth is already watering at the picture of the cider doughnuts. We'll be tent camping with our 7 and 8yo boys. Any opinions on the best camp sites in the park?
- March 6, 2011 at 3:15 PM
- a tasteful garden said...
welcome Tina! you and your boys will have a blast at Smuggler's. our site was T02 and it was perfect for a family of four. private and scenic with a babbling stream running along side. the whole campground was pretty nice, but i suggest booking a site that is along the outside perimeter of the park loop.
enjoy your trip!
- March 6, 2011 at 3:25 PM
- Tina @ Squirrel Acorns said...
Thanks so much! That looks like a great site.
- March 9, 2011 at 2:27 PM
- kellypea said...
Found you on the VT state park site while looking for more personal info on Smuggler's Notch. We're in Stowe right now getting ready to leave through that area hoping to see beautiful views. We loved the drive here from Maine as well -- just gorgeous! Thanks for sharing your lovely photos.
- October 25, 2011 at 8:36 AM
- a tasteful garden said...
I hope you are having a fabulous trip kellypea! Isn't it the best drive? Well, maybe not in the heart of winter ;) The family and I are definitely headed back next summer!
- October 25, 2011 at 8:21 PM
- karlamae said...
nice one....I love reading food blog.....
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Just a quick little post today...I am wondering if a cute mini cake decorated with a large sugar garden rose will make up for missing a birthday? I'm hoping so...and sending all my best wishes along with it too!
Thanks for stopping by!
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Thursday, November 18, 2010
A Sugar Garden Rose Birthday Wish
Posted by Jacqueline Butler at 5:29 PM
5 comments:
- Lorrie said...
It's really beautiful! it would make my day. :-)
Are you using the cutters that have a little *point* at the top of the petal for the larger leaves?
- November 19, 2010 at 7:55 AM
- Małgośka said...
- November 19, 2010 at 8:17 AM
- Jacqueline Butler said...
Hi Lorrie,
No...they are just regular rose petal cutters with a rounded edge...but I curled some of them backwards on two sides so they come to a point a little bit. Thanks! Jacqueline
- November 19, 2010 at 8:24 AM
- Lorrie said...
Thanks jacqueline, they look so real. Have you ever tried the cutters I'm talking about? What the heck would I do with the points? They sort of hook to one side. The rose I made with them didn't look nearly as nice as yours does. Want to come to Canada to teach?
- November 19, 2010 at 9:28 AM
- littledesserts said...
fai delle torte bellissime, i fiori sono realistici... bravissima!!!!!
- January 12, 2011 at 7:19 AM
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Speaker: Dr. Lisa Pieraccini, Lecturer and Visiting Scholar, History of Art and Classics Departments, UC Berkeley For centuries artists, archaeologists, scholars, and poets have been captivated by the images found on the painted walls of Etruscan tombs. These earliest examples of monumental painting in ancient Italy provide us with intimate details regarding daily life, funerary ritual, and the murky world of the afterlife. Historical narratives, landscapes, architectural motifs, "proto-portraits," and the motif of the procession all have a place in Etruscan wall painting, although mainstream scholarship tends to see these as Greek and Roman inventions. What role did the Etruscans play in the development of wall painting in ancient Italy and is it possible to recognize innovations of Etruscan wall painting that may have contributed to the later artistic traditions of early Rome?
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The Vinyard Indian Settlement at Herod will host the 3rd Annual Festival of Wild Onions Saturday and Sunday.
Members of the settlement and guests will gather and prepare wild onions for a traditional Shawnee meal, according to a release from the Vinyard Indian Settlement. Cooking will begin on Saturday evening with a dinner concluding at 1 p.m. on Sunday.
Volunteers who would like to help gather wild onions for the feast are asked to meet at the settlement no later than 10 a.m. Saturday morning. Teams who gather the most wild onions will be served first at the Frybread and Wild Onion Cook Off.
Since this is a traditional Shawnee gathering, Native citizens are asked to bring a traditional dish to the gathering.
Members of all tribes, VIS members, friends and family of the Vinyard Indian Settlement and the general public are welcome.
There is no charge for the event, but donations will be welcomed. Weather permitting, traditional dance for this event will be held at the Stomp grounds near dark on Saturday evening. Primitive Camping is available along with outdoor toilet and water from the springs.
Vinyard Indian Settlement descendants are especially encouraged to attend. Their help is needed in securing the reunification and education goals of the VIS. Volunteer help with rock walls, organic-traditional gardening, edible/medicine plants/herbs, construction, traditional techniques and oral history is badly needed, according to the release.
The Vinyard Indian Settlement is located 1 mile north of Herod on the left, in the curves; on the right if you're coming from Saline County at 1027 State Highway 34 South, Herod, Illinois 62947. For more information, people may call the Vinyard Indian Settlement at (618) 264-5909 or Mark Denzer: (618) 201-4090.
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