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Wc-1040z: English Spool Turned Corner Chair
A charming English Spool Turned Corner Chair, c.1860. This visual delight verges on Folk Art in its unique eccentricity. Sturdy and useful. 33 3/4" h., 21 1/4", 13" d.
Wc-1046: English Square Back Armchair
An exceptionally stylish c.1870 Aesthetic era English square back Bergere raised on ebonized turned legs with brass casters with fine beaded detail. Bold, dramatic & comfortable. 27" w., 25 1/2" d., 30" h., 15" seat height, 18" inside arms.
Wc-1048: English Howard Type Library Chair
An English Howard type library chair, c.1870, with ebonized, turned legs on original casters. Wonderful sweep to the arms allowing a gracious seat. 31" w., 33" d., 34 1/4" h., 16 1/2" seat height, 19" width inside arms.
Wc-1060: French Chaise Meridienne
A French chaise meridienne - a bergere similar to the Howard design with an ottoman creating a chaise lounge effect when together. A stylish & comfortable combination. Raised on ebonized, turned legs, c.1870. 42 1/5" h., 30 3/4" w., 25" d. without ottoman, 56 1/2" d. with ottoman.
Wc-1096z: English country Ladderback Arm Chair
A bold & wonderful late 18th century English ladderback arm chair of well figured elm - superb proportions & beautiful stretcher wear.41 3/4" h., 26 1/4" w., 21" d.
Wc-1126: Pair of Regency style French Fauteuils
A pair of fauteuils, walnut, late 19th century French Regence style, with shell, vine & floral carving. Interlaced stretchers. Broad, low proportions typical of the form. 35 3/4" h., 25" w., 20" d.
Wc-1135: New England Neo-Classical Side Chair
A fine New England neo-classical, c.1790, side chair with urn form back splat. Highly figured cherry. Slip seat. Most certainly from Connecticut. 38 1/4" h., 20 1/4" w., 19" d.
WC-1138z: Chinese Chippendale Bamboo Side Chairs
A set of 4 rarely found Chinese Chippendale design bamboo side chairs with good handwoven caned seats, similar to those at The Royal Pavilion, Brighton, The Long Gallery, c. 1800, the furniture on loan from the collection of H.M. The Queen.
WC-1143: Large Howard Design Bergere
A large Howard design bergere of good size, ebonized turned feet with beaded caps & asters. Smart & stylish. Circa 1870. One leg restored. Newly upholstered. 41" h, 29" w, 26 1/2" d, 9" seat, 9 1/2" arm
WC-1150z: c. 1780 American Chippendale Mahogany Side Chair
A finely carved c. 1780 American Chippendale mahogany side chair of mahogany, raised on square molded legs reflecting the molded ear carving. Collection of Johnsie Wilkins, Chapel Hill, NC.
WC-1158: c.1865 French Cherry Fauteuil
An utterly charming c.1865 French cherry fauteuil (open arm chair) with undulating crest rail and rolled arms, raised on cabriole legs. Quirky country construction - note that one arm is placed higher on the upright. Charming ring and urn turned stretcher.
Wc-1159: Pair of Fauteuils in the Louis XIII style
A pair of Louis XIII style 19th century walnut fauteuils (arm chairs), the boldly sweeping arms with acanthus leaf carving & s-curve supports. The motifs are mirrored in the bases - legs & stretchers.41 1/2"h., 29"d., 26"w.
Wc-1160: French Winged Louis XV style Bergere
A 19th century winged Louis XV Rococo style bergere, walnut, floral carved apron & knees; raised on cabriole legs. 39 1/2"h., 27"d., 28 1/4"w.
WC-1161: Country French Louis XIII Style Fauteuil
A country French Louis XIII style Fauteuil of walnut, 19th century. Gracious size for many purposes.
WC-1162: William IV Mahogany Arm Chair
A well carved William IV mahogany arm chair, c. 1835, with molded saber legs, curule arms & leaf & fan carving. Crest & backsplat with burl panels. Slip seat.
WC-1165z: Chippendale Revival Bench with Needlework
A handsome later 19th century Chippendale Revival bench with period needlework. Raised on cabriole legs with ball and claw feet, the apron and knees are skillfully handcarved. 24 1/2"w., 16 3/4"d., 19 1/2"h.
WC-1172z: Pair of American Federal Period Klismos Side Chairs
A fine pair of side chairs, c. 1810 American Federal period Klismos form with saber legs. Mahogany with mahogany veneer; incised III and IIIV (VIII reversed). Pine and yellow poplar secondary. Both keys restored. Minor old breaks reglued. Lyre backsplats. 32 1/8"h., 18 1/4"w., 19 3/4"d. (toe to heel).
WC-1174z: Pair of Large Savanarola Style Chairs
A large and handsome pair Savanarola style chairs - brass finial mounted wrought iron in the manner of Addison Mizner, American, 1872-1933. From a Florida home built in 1928. 30 1/4"w., 21 1/4"d., 44"h.
WC-1176: Mid-Century Modern Solid Walnut Lounge Chair
A mid-century modern c. 1960's solid walnut lounge chair in the manner of Milo Baughman; turned tapered legs; integral swept back moving into the shaped arms. Period fabric in very good condition.
WC-1178: Chrome and Mohair Stool
Chrome and mohair stool, c. 1970s-80s. Sleek, stylish, and comfortable! Mid Century Modern. 23"w., 24 1/2"d., 40 1/2"h.
WC-1183z: Massachusetts Queen Anne Side Chair
A Massachusetts Queen Anne side chair, c. 1750, of walnut; raised on cabriole legs terminating in pad feet. Fine points on returns. Turned & blocked stretchers. Old finish with original under stretchers.
Wc-561 Ladderback Fauteuil
A charming late 18th century Country French wavy ladderback fauteuil raised on square molded & turned foot legs. Note the wide flare of the arms typical of early chairs. Good old rush seat. 35 1/4" h., 22 1/2" w., 15 1/2" d.
Wc-868: Pair of George III c. 1775 shield back Side Chairs
Pair of George III c. 1775 shield back Side Chairs carved Prince of Wales Plume motif. Raised on molded, tapered legs; delicately formed Marlborough feet. Classic 18th c. breadth of the seats; bowed front aprons. Old restoration to one stretcher. From the Pittman Family Estate (the inventor of short hand) near Bath. 36 1/4" h., 21" w., 21" d.
Wc-926: 17th century English Arm Chair
A late 17th century English Arm Chair, warm colored beech with re-caned seat (re-railed) an back. Provenance: Christie's London. 49" h., 23 1/2" w., 17 1/2" d.
Wc-940: English George III Fruitwood Oval Back Arm Chair
An elegantly painted English George III fruitwood oval back arm chair raised on downswept tapered legs with caned seat, c. 1770-1790. The original paint incorporates paterae, swags, strings of beading & bell flowers. 34 1/4" h., 20" w., 19" d.
Wc-996: Pair of French Louis XIV Walnut Arm Chairs
A marvelous & delightfully comfortable Pair of French Louis XIV walnut Arm Chairs, one c. 1680 and one a copy from the 19th century. Robust turnings distinguish these visually exciting chairs. 31 1/2" w., 29" d., 51" h.
Wc-999z: Napoleon I Empire Fauteuil
A fine c.1810 Napoleon I Empire carved mahogany Fauteuil, the slightly tapered front legs begin with water leaves and end with double comma carved circles. Provenance: personal collection of Sherman Lee, the great director of the Cleveland Museum of Art and passionate collector of American and French Empire/Classical period objects. 23 1/2" w., 23" d., 36" h., 17" seat height.
Wdc-483: Set of 8 French Dining Chairs, Baroque taste
A set of 8 French dining chairs, including 2 arm chairs. Baroque taste, late 19th century. The legs & stretchers all boldly turned. The arms - highly sculptural with vasi-form supports. 41 1/2" h., 20" w., 18 1/2" d.
Wdc-487z: Set of 4 Italian Side Chairs, Rococo 18th century
Set of 4 c.1735-55 Italian walnut side chairs in mostly original blue paint & silver leaf; losses. Note the asymmetry of the carving at each crest rail. Provenance: Sotheby's of London, in Florence, Villa Dell 'Ombrellino, estate of Violet Trefusis, May 25-26, 1973, lot 71. While noted as repainted the flaked surface provide no such evidence. Violet Trefusis was the daughter of Mrs. George Keppel, the famous mistress of King George VII. Violet inherited Ombrellino from her mother and father. 34 3/4" h., 19" w., 15 1/4" d.
Wdc-501: Set of 12 French Dining Chairs
A country French set of 12 dining chairs (all sides) of beech, in the Louis XVI neoclassical taste, c.1870. Molded rounded backs with well carved backsplats. Turned, tapered, and stop fluted legs. Later brass rosettes. Handsomely reupholstered.
WDC-513: c.1820 Charles X Period Side Chair
A French, Charles X period, c.1820s, side chair - Klismos type form - incredibly stylish and comfortable! The rolled back reflects the detailing of the fabric (newly upholstered). Great sweep to all the legs. Warm, honey brown walnut. One leg as is.
WDC-516b: Set of 4 late 19th Century Dining Chairs
A set of 4 French Louis XIII style late 19th century dining chairs, the bold scrolled legs & serpentine stretchers supporting square seats & conforming upholstered backs. Newly upholstered. 38" h, 19" w, 17 1/2" d, 5 1/2" seat
WDC-518: Pair of Mahogany Arm Chairs
A pair of arm chairs of mahogany, bench-made in the Federal taste, 20th century. Horse hair seat covers. Saber legs. Well inlaid crest rails and nicely carved medial splats. Wonderfully scrolled arms.
WDC-523: Set of 4 Side Chairs of Danish Construction
A set of 4 side chairs, elegantly crafted Danish construction with sliding triangulated leg joinery. Back sculpted slats are bent, not shaved. c.1960. Mid Century Modern. 18 1/2"w., 16 1/2"d., 32"h.
WGD-386: 1950's Wrought Iron Arm Chair
A smartly styled 1950's wrought iron horseshoe shaped arm chair with oval back panel. Comfortable & sturdy. Now in black paint.
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I used to travel a lot with my late husband. I could pack up a suitcase and put my cosmetics and meds in the matching bag and be ready to go in half a day. Sometimes I would pack up his stuff too, because I had the time. Off we'd go in a state of excitement and back we'd come, glad to be home.
But I haven't gone much of anywhere since he died. Then my youngest brother died and I had to go to Virginia. Took me two days to pack. Had to re-check my suitcase and my cosmetic bag two or three times, to make sure I had remembered my lipstick or my lotion or my socks.
It was a nine hour trip, but we cut the traveling time in half by staying a a motel on the way. It was at that first motel that I could not find my Spiriva, which I was certain I had packed because without it I might have breathing problems. But it was gone - had it fallen into the toilet and been flushed when my cosmetic case fell off the toilet top? Motels never have enough counter space in their bathrooms if you haven't noticed. There were three of us, we needed counter space. Anyway, no Spiriva. Huffin' and puffin' the rest of the trip.
Couldn't find my underpants in my suitcase, and I didn't want to wear the ones I had on for the next four days. Yuck yuck. Then I remembered that I had put them into this zippered thingee on the outside of the suitcase where I also had put my socks.
Said goodbye to my brother and straightened his tie, it had come crooked in his casket. Cried. Another brother took us all out to eat but I was tense and couldn't remember my diet for IBS so I ate whatever. Had stomach pains the rest of the trip. Never thought of packing Gas-X. Sheesh.
Today I am home and have made a decision - I don't want to travel anywhere henceforth and forever more. I have everything I need right here and I don't want to live out of a suitcase. Here at home I know where my undies are - right in the top drawer of my dresser. And the Gas-X is in the medicine cabinet.
I'm too old to travel. It's too hard.
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How To: Whistle with your fingers in your mouth
In this tutorial, we learn how to whistle with your fingers in your mouth. First, you will grab your two pinkie fingers and place them inside your mouth on either side. Seal them with your tongue and blow across the remaining hole that is in your mouth. From the side, you should be able to see just one area where the air is coming out of from your mouth. The air should blow across the top and will control the pitch of the note that you are playing. From here, you can learn how to play songs a...
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How To: Play the French game petanque
Petanque is the French game of boules, popular throughout the world. Although pétanque, bocce, bacci, boccia, kubb, curling, lawn bowling, and marbles are related, they all have their own components that make them different. Here are the basic rules of playing the game of petanque.
How To: Do basic pogo stick tricks
It's quite the challenge to be able to bounce up and down on a pogo stick, but once that's mastered, it's time to start learning some tricks. Start off with the 180 flip, the no footer, and the peg grab pogo stick tricks. Follow along with the demonstrated steps in this instructional video and learn how to do a few basic pogo stick tricks.
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How To: Fight with a sword and shield according to the SCA rules
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How To: Fight a left handed opponent in boffer combat
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How To: Practice the String Drill for tee ball
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How To: Set up an amazing straw bale maze
Straw Bale mazes are fun for children and adults a like and are a great way of having fun with the whole family! In this video you'll learn how to put create the maze, pull together volunteers, and get the sponsors you need!
How To: Fight effectively with a knife or dagger in boffer games
This tutorial shows you how to fight with a knife, dagger or other sort of short sword if you're engaging in boffer combat. You aren't totally helpless if someone comes at you with a longer weapon, and this video demonstrates what you can do!
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My stomach is doing somersaults just watching this. Looks fun, albeit incredibly dangerous. Take it down a notch (or fifty) and build an indoor swing this winter. Previously, Deeply Trusting Female Volunteers Bod to Redneck Science: First Human Slingshot.
How To: Become a better boffer fighter with a foam sword
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How To: Whistle loudly by putting your fingers in your mouth
In this tutorial, we see how to whistle loudly by putting your fingers in your mouth. First, place your two fingers from each hand into your mouth. You will use the middle and pointing fingers from each hand. Place your fingers underneath your tongue and hold the tongue back while you whistle. Push the tongue to the back of your mouth making a seal around your lips. Push air out of your mouth going out into the middle. This is the easiest way to make a loud whistle sound while just using a si...
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Ligt halverwege tussen het historische Cody Wyoming en de oostelijke ingang van Yellowstone National Park Dit luxe huis Missie Style is een ideale locatie om een vakantie van hun leven door te brengen. The Green Creek Lodge werd gekenmerkt op Huis en Tuin TV op uw huis Show met Kitty Bartholomew. Deze berg bungalow vertegenwoordigt Amerikaanse vakmanschap overgenomen uit de vroege 20e eeuw, gemengd met een beetje van de westerse flair. Het is representatief van Cody's merk van de westerse levensstijl. Prachtige accommodatie voor vrienden en familie gelegen langs Green Creek met uitzicht op de prachtige Absaroka bergen vanuit elke richting.
Definitely coming back, Beautiful area
We all enjoyed our stay in Wapiti. The house is very nice and well equipped. The only thing that was disappointing was there was no view of the mountains from inside the home because the grounds have gotten quite over grown. I would think that this may invite unwanted creatures. Thank you for opening your home so we could enjoy our vacation and have a nice warm place to come home to at night.
We had the most relaxing time here. The lodge was just perfect. We laughed and enjoyed the scenery. Yellowstone was amazing. Loved hiking and biking.
Peaceful. Just what we needed.
Loved the house. There was plenty room for all 8 of us, even on a cold, rainy day when we stayed in because everyone was tired. Cody was close enough to enjoy, and Yellowstone was only a short trip away, so we had the best of both worlds. As country people, we really appreciated the quiet road--the kids even flew their drone out there. Thank you so much for sharing your home. Sandy and company were always there, which was great.
My family from Pittsburgh stayed for a week at Green Creek Lodge in July 2016. It was perfect in every way! Beautiful cabin with all the comforts of home and then some. Great location to visit Yellowstone, about half hour from the East Gate with breathtaking scenery along the way. We especially enjoyed gathering around the outside fire pit right beside the beautiful stream. Many great memories were made, including our son's engagement. This cabin is truly a gem and we didn't want to leave. Owner was great and very helpful. Highly recommended.
We had a great time at this lovely home. Lots of room in the master suite. The wrap around deck was great. Spent 3 every other days in Yellowstone and came back to this house each night. Visited Cody one day to shop and go to the 5 museums in one. (which was great as I would not have been able to get my husband to go to 5 different museums). Would highly recommend this property.
Diane Stewart
Highland, KS
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First women's indoor tournaments of the season
The first cycle of ladies indoor cricket competitions in 2014/15 got underway on Sunday with two venues hosting two competitions, Loretto HS, Edinburgh and Glasgow Club Holyrood.
Ten teams in total, six in Edinburgh and four in Glasgow, took part in the first of the competitions, and it was extremely pleasing to see Watsonian CC and Castle Douglas HS play in their first ever competitive indoor fixtures.
The tournament in Glasgow was contested by Galloway CC, Castle Douglas HS, Glasgow Accies and Stirling County CC. A round robin format allowed all of the teams to play three games each with the team with the most points at the end of the games declared the winner.
Stirling County and Galloway got the tournament underway, as Stirling County set a competitive total of 72. Galloway were always in the game right up until the last over, where 2 wickets in 2 balls pegged them back as Stirling recorded the victory.
Castle Douglas HS played Glasgow Accies in their first ever game, and although Accies won comfortably the lessons learnt by Castle Douglas HS would see them improve in every game and concluding the tournament by reaching their highest score of 61 against Stirling County.
Galloway recorded their first victory of the year against the High School girls, scoring an impressive 71 for the loss of no wickets in their allotted 5 overs.
Glasgow Accies chased down Galloway's score of 44 inside 4.3 overs to set up a must win game against Stirling County.
The game was close and could have gone either way. Stirling made 68 from their 5 overs and Glasgow Accies ensured they would take it to the wire, but 2 wickets in 2 balls by Lorna Jack halted their run chase and gave Stirling the victory by 8 runs. Stirling would go on to beat Castle Douglas High School by 15 runs to go through the tournament unbeaten.
Six teams participated in the East region and were split into two groups of three teams, playing round robin group matches and the winners of each group progressing to the final.
Watsonians topped Group A with assured victories against Edinburgh University and St Boswells. Alice Baldwin and Fiona Rae stood out particularly for their all-round performances. The rising talents in Maili Gardiner and Charis Scott shone brightly for the Borders side but couldn't hold on against the university side, who hit the winning runs off the penultimate ball of the match.
Group B was a close run battle, with all teams claiming a win a piece. George Watson College started strongly, bowling out a youthful Carlton side to win the opening match of the group.
The Southsiders soon made amends against St Andrew's University; a brutal innings of 42 from Ruth Willis was no match for the Saints as they mustered only 24 in reply. GWC faltered in their run chase coming up 3 runs short against an impressive St Andrew's fielding display. Despite all team on equal points, George Watson College progressed to the final due to fewer wickets lost and more boundaries hit.
In the final, Watsonians made early breakthroughs against GWC, removing Kathryn Bryce and Bethany Mackay in the first two overs. Sally Jack & Sarah Bryce added 14 runs to the total in the third over but the latter was removed by Emma Brian's first delivery with the score on 26-3. Emma Brian and Alice Baldwin bowled good lines to only concede 10 runs from the final two overs, restricting the GWC innings to 36-3.
Watsonians got off to a flyer, amassing 21 runs in the first two overs. Disciplined bowling from Sally Jack was rewarded with the wickets of Brian and Denise Hannestad to reignite GWC hopes but opener Fiona Rae and captain Alice Baldwin ran impressively between the wicket to claim victory by 2 wickets with only four balls to spare, in what the club's first indoor competition!
As always the tournament was played in great spirit by all of the teams involved. Particular thanks should go to Wildcats and Scottish internationalists Kari Carswell, Kathryn White and Nadia Wheeler for organising, umpiring and scoring and special thanks to David Potter for his collection of photographs from the day.
Kari Carswell Women's Cricket Manager shared her thoughts at the end of play, "It's been a busy day! I'm obviously really pleased that the two tournaments happened, both were played in great spirit and saw lots of new players, along with some new teams, and some fantastic skills were on show.
I can't put in to words how great it is to see so many women and girls playing cricket. The outdoor season finished long ago and sometimes there is a tendency to want to go into hibernation for the winter, but I really believe that playing throughout the cold dark months encourages people to take up the sport, you are guaranteed training and games to be on. It is vitally important that these tournaments happen, everyone buys into the spirit of them enjoys them."


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The first Welcome Home, Vietnam Veterans ceremony was held Saturday morning at the corner of Honolulu Avenue and Ocean View Boulevard in Montrose. The location is particularly significant because the site is the first city-sponsored Vietnam memorial in the nation, dedicated in 1968.
"[Vietnam] veterans came home and no one said 'thank you,'" said Warren Spayth, a Vietnam veteran. "If you were in uniform, it was bad. Yes, [some] would spit on veterans. There was definitely no celebration."
He added that many of the Vietnam veterans, and those who knew history, remembered the ticker-tape parades for returning World War II soldiers. Spayth said that was a different war, but soldiers in Vietnam were fighting for their country, too, and most thought the behavior toward returning veterans unjust.
"Just because you didn't agree with the war, you don't [turn on] the veterans," he said.
Since the days of Vietnam, the country has had a change in attitude toward returning veterans. This change has made Spayth happy, he said.
America's involvement in Vietnam extended from 1959 to 1975. The United States' early role was as adviser, but in 1964 after the North Vietnamese attacked two U.S. ships in international waters, President Lyndon Johnson was given the authority to order the first U.S. ground troops to Vietnam. The political and social turmoil that surrounded Vietnam touched those serving in the military while overseas and when they returned home. Those emotional wounds may not be fresh, but they are still tender.
"We could have had a victory in Vietnam if the government stood behind us," said Marvin Owen to those gathered on Saturday. Owen served in the reserves for 10 years during the Vietnam era. "I served eight years in the Navy and two years in the U.S. Marine Corps as a medic."
Ken Jury, American Legion commander, read a brief history of Vietnam and ended his statement by reminding the audience, "Freedom is not free."
Those tumultuous times in America might be one reason that some cities and organizations had stopped honoring those who died during the Vietnam War. But in Montrose, it seemed obvious that a memorial needed to be erected to honor those who served.
Don Carpenter, publisher-editor of the Crescenta Valley Ledger, and Frank Roberts, known as Mr. Montrose, were joined by business owner Vito Cannella in approaching the city to get permission to move forward with the installation of the memorial.
"It is an honor to come to these events," said Paul Roberts, Frank's son. "Dad would be proud." Frank died in 2005.
Paul is the owner of Landry's Sporting Goods in Montrose. He added his dad didn't worry about what the public would have said about the project and noted that Don Carpenter had even more to be concerned about, being the publisher of the local paper. The Crescenta Valley Ledger was the local paper from the 1920s to the 1970s. The Carpenter family owned and published it.
"He and Frank just decided they had to do this," said Steve Carpenter, Don's son. Don died in 1980. Steve added his father never thought of the consequences, even though there were still protests across the country against Vietnam.
"There were a few people that would say [negative] stuff, but many supported them," he said.
The memorial and the community's respect for the CV Ledger is a sense of pride for Steve. He said he was happy with the turnout for the first Vietnam Welcome Home celebration on Saturday. Senator Carol Liu was in the audience as were representatives from several organizations including the Montrose Shopping Park Assn., Montrose-Verdugo City Chamber of Commerce, CV Chamber of Commerce, Assemblymember Mike Gatto and Congressman Adam Schiff. The event included the Crescenta Valley High School JROTC that presented the colors and the branches of the service ceremony.
Lynn McGinnis was joined by fellow veterans in a flag folding ceremony, though the ceremony was delayed.
"We hold these ceremonies to find out what we forgot," McGinnis joked. "And we forgot the flag." A flag was located and the ceremony took place.
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The road to premiership glory has been a long and painful one for former North-West Coast pair Rhys Mott and Ben Reynolds.
Between the two of them there had been seven failed attempts, all of which were in black and white jumpers.
Reynolds went through the agony of Devonport's three consecutive NWFL grand final losses from 2004-2006, with Mott joining him for the TSL disappointment in 2010 and Glenorchy's shock loss to North Launceston last year.
But after the Magpies atoned for last season's result with 20-point win on Saturday, the relief on both their faces was plain for all to see.
"It's been a long time coming, so it's a pretty special moment," Reynolds said after the game.
"I was surprised the final quarter was so short – I thought there was still a couple more minutes to go – so when that final siren went I was pretty relieved."
"When it got to that 26-minute mark, I was hoping the siren would go and go and go, but what an unreal feeling at the moment" Mott added.
After another outstanding season, which saw him named captain in the TSL's team of the year, Reynolds almost made it a perfect year with a runner-up finish behind teammate Clinton French in the voting for the Darrel Baldock medal for best afield in the grand final.
With North Launceston bombing the ball regularly into its forward line, Reynolds dominated in the air to repel the attacks and send his team forward.
"I just wanted to defend well and back myself that if the ball was in the air I could mark it," Reynolds said.
"The way the game panned out it probably played into my hands."
Mott had a quiet first half as both teams found goals hard to come by, but worked his way into the game in the second half as Glenorchy made their move.
He believed the semi-final loss to the Bombers a fortnight earlier had helped his team in the long run.
"The result in the semi-final was probably the best thing that happened to us in the end," Mott said.
"It sharpened us up a bit because we were undisciplined, but today we done everything right and we know when we play our best footy we're the best team."
There was no fairytale finish however for outgoing North Launceston coach Zane Littlejohn as he prepares for his new role with the Brisbane Lions.
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At the location in Hanover, the HOFZET, in cooperation with the Institute for Bioplastics and Biocomposites of the Hanover University of Applied Sciences and Arts, operates a technical center - built in 2016 - as well as diverse laboratories focusing on the fields of plastic and fiber-composite technology. As a member of the Fraunhofer Project Centre Wolfsburg, we operate further facilities on the lightweight-construction campus Open Hybrid LabFactory in Wolfsburg.
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- Production of thermosetting and thermoplastic (bio) composite materials
- Vacuum infusion facility incl. accessories
- Presses for organic sheets
- Facilities for the manual surface modification of yarns and woven fabrics as well as individual fibers
- Double-rapier weaving machine with Jacquard technology for the manufacture of single and multi-layer technical textiles
- Fiber spraying facility
- Diamond sample saw
- CNC milling machine
- Extrusion technology center with throughput of 2-200 kg/h
- Extruder ZE34 incl. extensive peripherals
- Extruder ZE42
- Extruder ZE18
- Strand pelletizing and underwater pelletizing
Injection molding
- Injection molding technology center with machines of 50 to 320 tonnes clamping force
- Injection molding machine KM50
- Injection molding machine KM160
- Two-component injection molding machine Arburg 720 S 3200 - 800 / 170 incl. handling system (KUKA robot)
- Roller mill
- Pyrolysis facility
Material analysis and testing
- Computer tomography of test samples up to 500 mm diameter
- In situ CT (e.g. 4-point bending test)
- Fiber analytics and characterization (incl. Fibershape)
- Rheology (MFR/MVR, high-pressure capillary rheometer)
- Microscopy (diverse light-optical microscopes, scanning electron microscope, 3D digital microscope)
- Elemental analysis (EDX)
- Mechanical testing laboratory (incl. tensile, pressure and bending tests)
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HACKENSACK, N.J. – During the first two days of the Reebok ABCD Camp in New Jersey, the camp was devoid of any big individual showdowns like last year's matchups between point guards Sebastian Telfair, Shaun Livingston and Darius Washington.
But that all changed on Saturday night as Class of 2006 studs Greg Oden and Derrick Caracter squared off in a showdown that had the crowd buzzing about the two players who are arguably the best in the country, regardless of class.
And although Oden is considered the top prospect, Caracter got the better of the individual matchup in this one.
Not only did the 6-foot-9, 282-pound Caracter take the 7-foot, 245-pound Oden outside and knock down two 3-pointers, he also did the unthinkable — he scored on Oden in the paint.
Oden had been impossible to score inside on all week, but Caracter used his combination of bulk and agility to score on Oden multiple times. Caracter's best move was a baseline spin move, which Oden had trouble staying in front of.
Though Caracter looked especially motivated for the matchup, he said there was no extra incentive going into the game.
"I just wanted to play my hardest and do my best," said Caracter. "I didn't have anything to prove. I knew he was tall and tough. I just wanted to go out there and make him work."
Oden didn't play poorly, mind you, still blocking several shots, throwing down a few dunks, rebounding well and dishing out a couple assists. But his lack of offensive polish hurt him, and Caracter's mobility gave him problems on defense. And while Caracter rose to the occasion, Oden didn't seem especially juiced for the showdown.
Of course, this was just one game, and Oden is still the top prospect in the country. But the gap between Oden and Caracter may be much slimmer than many people thought.
While he doesn't possess Oden's height and defensive ability, Caracter's combination of size and skill makes him an impossible matchup for anyone in the country. And if Oden couldn't stop him, there might not be anyone who can.
Other Day 3 Standouts:
Brandon Rush (Class of 2005): This super-athletic 6-foot-6 wing from Mount Zion Academy (N.C.) has the ability to be the best player in the country, but he's a bit of an enigma. After a slow start, however, he's picked it up the last two days and is averaging 12.3 points and two blocks per game for the camp. Sunday's all-star game could be his shining moment.
Leo Criswell (Class of 2005): Criswell, a 6-foot-8 power forward out of Piper High (Kan.), has been arguably the most consistent and impressive big man in the camp. He's scored in double figures all six games and is averaging 15.5 points and 6.2 rebounds per game. He's also hit 5-of-12 3-pointers.
Danny Green (Class of 2005): This 6-foot-5 shooting guard from St. Mary's High (N.Y.) won't wow you with his play, but he's solid all-around and is a very underrated player. In the night session on Saturday, he scored 26 points and grabbed 10 boards. For the camp, he's averaging 14.8 points and 5.8 rebounds per game.
Jimmy Graham (Class of 2006): Graham, a 6-foot-8 bruising power forward from Charis Prep (N.C.), might be my favorite player in the camp. And not just because of his red-headed afro. He's the hardest-working big man in the camp, and though his stats aren't impressive, he plays with a tenaciousness that's made him a fan and media favorite. He goes hard after every block and every rebound and isn't afraid to throw his body around.
Taylor King (Class of 2007): The 6-foot-7 sharpshooter from Mater Dei High (Calif.) almost stole the show in the Oden-Caracter matchup, scoring 13 points in the second quarter, including three 3-pointers. King is a versatile forward who can score inside or out, but he's at his best when he heats up from distance. He's also a big-game player who always wants the ball.
Notes from adidas:
The adidas Superstar Camp in Georgia concluded on Saturday with the senior and underclass all-star games.
Our adidas correspondent, Ben Sylvan, reported that Christian Brothers Academy (N.Y.) point guard Greg Paulus and Giles County High (Tenn.) small forward Tyler Smith were named co-MVPs of the senior all-star game. Paulus had 12 points, five assists and four steals, while Smith had 16 points and three boards.
In the underclass all-star game, Niagara Falls High (N.Y.) junior shooting guard Paul Harris and San Joaquin High (Calif.) junior power forward Robin Lopez earned co-MVP honors. Harris had 13 points and three rebounds, while Lopez had seven points, five rebounds and two blocks.
Notes from Nike:
The Nike All-America Camp in Indianapolis also concluded on Saturday. Our Nike correspondent, Jon Mahoney, checked in with a few news and notes from the final day at Nike.
Class of 2005 power forwards Richard Hendrix and Tyler Hansbrough played to a draw in their head-to-head matchup. Both players looked impressive in the much-anticipated showdown of the top two big men in the senior class.
Two other lesser-known Class of 2006 players also stood out on Saturday. Winter Park High (Fla.) junior point guard Jeremiah Rivers and Seattle Prep (Wash.) junior power forward Spencer Hawes both looked good. Rivers is the son of Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers, while Hawes is a high school teammate of Class of 2005 stud Martell Webster.


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Pet allergies are extremely common. At least 30% of the people who have allergies will find that they are allergic to dogs and cats. One needs to be aware that the pet dander from their own pet could be causing some serious allergy symptoms. Although the most effective treatment for dog allergies and cat allergies is removing the pet from the home, many people love their pets and they wouldn't dream of giving them up just because they have allergies. Since your pet is a part of the family and you don't want to give him or her away, you need to know best ways to prevent pet allergies. It's a good thing there are some great products that will help you with your pet dander allergies!
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You should also invest in a steam cleaner that will be able to get down deeper into the carpet and upholstery and remove even more of the allergens. Steam cleaners are extremely effective in removing not only pet dander, but dust mites as well. The high temperature of the steam can kill dust mites and dust mite eggs. Using a steam cleaner, combined with regular dusting and cleaning, will help to remove some of the allergens from your home, and that should help you breathe easier, quite literally.
Another item that will help you with your pet allergy symptoms is an air purifier. You want to make sure that you get one that has a HEPA filter on it so it will be able to eliminate the largest amount of particulates in the air, including dander. The Austin Air Pet Machine is specifically for this purpose.
These, along with the above methods, will be able to help make the pet allergy more bearable. You might find that it's a good idea to keep more than one purifier in the house. Make sure you have one in any area of the home that the pet frequents, including your bedroom – even if you don't allow your animals in the bedroom.
You can find some great shampoos for your pets that can help to keep their coats clean and shiny and their skin healthy so they have less dander. Brushing your pets outdoors and brushing them frequently will help to keep some of the fur and dander out of your home too.
By limiting the number of locations you allow your pet to go in your home, you can reduce some of the problems too. Keeping them out of your bedroom, the room where you spend about a third of your life, will lower the amount of allergens there and make sleeping easier.
Using all of the tips above will make a significant difference to your allergy symptoms from dog and cat allergies.
Awesome blog! As an allergy sufferer I am grateful for any info. I've had allergy shots for years but they only sort of helped. An we have a dog and 2 cats!
Thanks again.
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