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To catch an O-lineman
Don Delco on November 18th, 2010 AT 5:01 PM
Jeff Hansen joins the Browns practice squad, the team announced Thursday afternoon. Jeff Hansen is not related to the NBC reporter, Chris Hansen.
Below is the official release from the Browns' PR staff:
The Cleveland Browns signed offensive lineman Jeff Hansen to the practice squad, the club announced today.
Hansen was originally signed by San Diego as an undrafted free agent on April 26, 2010 and was waived on September 4. He started 44 games at Montana State University (2006-09), where he played both center and guard. He was a first team All-Big Sky and Academic All-Big Sky honoree in 2009. Born September 24, 1986, the 6-4, 300-pound Hansen is a native of Great Falls, Mont., where he attended C.M. Russell High School.
Browns-Jaguars Injury Report, Nov. 19
Don Delco on November 18th, 2010 AT 4:44 PM
Did Not Participate in Practice
DB Mike Adams, abdomen
DB Sheldon Brown, shoulder
?DL Kenyon Coleman, knee
WR Josh Cribbs, foot
LB Scott Fujita, knee
OL Eric Steinbach, calf
OL Floyd Womack, knee
Limited Participation in Practice
?LB Eric Barton, thigh
?LB Marcus Benard, illness
QB Jake Delhomme, ankle
DL Shaun Rogers, ankle
Did Not Participate in Practice
WR Mike Sims-Walker, ankle
Limited Participation in Practice
DT Tyson Alualu, knee
LB Justin Durant, shin
DE Jeremy Mincey, hand
@nursemichellem I agree. It makes no sense. But the media has fed off of it, and now it will be pushed aside.
Colt McCoy Quotes, Nov. 18
Don Delco on November 18th, 2010 AT 2:59 PM
(On on the possibility of Sunday being a letdown game after all of the emotional games)- "There will be no letdown. Trust me, I think this locker room is hungry. When you come off of a loss like that, you're in the game in overtime. The one thing I think this team has done a great job of is putting that behind us and looking forward to Jacksonville. We are looking forward to going on the road and playing well. We had a great day of practice yesterday and for us as an offense, they do a lot of different things. For me as quarterback, I understand that one, they beat Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts and they beat Matt Schaub and the Texans last week. They confused them and so for me as a quarterback, I've got to understand my progressions, my reads and their blitzes. They don't blitz a lot, but when they do, it's usually pretty effective. I've got to be on point with that and understand what I have to help us do to be successful."
(On if he feels like he is starting to come into his own after leading a drive to send the game to overtime last Sunday)- "That was huge for our offense because we weren't really consistent in the second half. We didn't come out and perform like we wanted to. I thought the first half went great, we did a lot of good things and stayed on the field. In the second half, we need to do a better job to help our team because our defense played too many snaps on the field. The last drive was good, we tied it up, we had some momentum, but we have just got to learn as a team how to capitalize on that and how to win the game. That was frustrating for all of us because we fought hard and we fought to the very end. I think that one positive is that nobody gave up. Everybody continued to fight, continued to play well and we just lost it there at the end. This week I think we've regrouped, everybody has put that behind us and we are all 100 percent focused on Jacksonville."
(On if the hit that he took from Bart Scott last Sunday was different than any other hit he has taken previously)- "No, hits are hits. You know it's going to happen. I give credit to my offensive line, those guys have done a tremendous job of protecting us, understanding our scheme and what we are trying to do. I couldn't be more proud of those guys. We have just got to continue to keep playing."
(On the whole stadium stopping when he is getting up from a hit)- "It's okay. I played for four years in college, I know that's not the NFL, but I've been hit a lot. Sometimes it feels good to just be able to see a quarterback get hit, your line sees you get hit and you pop back up and then we go down two more plays and score. Sometimes you can turn that into a positive."
(On if his mental toughness is something he has had to work on)- "I think I'm blessed to have been able to play the position as long as I have and I hope to play it for a long time. Playing in college and in high school with my dad as my coach, I've just been around the game long enough to understand that the quarterback is the leader on the team, the guy that your teammates are looking to and you've got to be even keeled. You can't be too high or too low. If your teammates see you too excited or when you make a mistake, too down, you're not going be consistent. I just try to stay calm, stay cool and just continue to lead."
(On how he has been able to limit the amount of interceptions he has thrown)- "I think, one, you've got to give credit to Coach (Brian) Daboll, Coach (Carl) Smith and our offensive staff. Those guys have really done a great job of preparing me, I feel prepared going into games. Two, the offensive line and the receivers, those guys are catching the ball great and we are getting a lot of protection. We have seen a lot of blitzes, obviously, in the last couple of weeks and I think overall as a team, we have just been able to handle it pretty well."
(On the value of his tight ends Evan Moore and Benjamin Watson)- "I think we are very fortunate to have guys like Evan and Ben. When people blitz us, when people come after us, a lot of times those are the guys that are singled up. We are starting to see some double teams on them, but at the same time those guys are kind of like a baby blanket, I know where they're going to be. I can go them. That's huge for me as a quarterback."
(On how he and Peyton Hillis have become close)- "I think it's just natural. We are kind of from the same area, we are involved outside of football in the same types of things and we are very similar. We have very similar interests. He's doing a great job as a running back. When we are on and we can run the football, we can do a lot of things offensively and he gives us a spark. He needs to continue to play at a high level."
(On the decision to try and go for the score when backed up deep in their own territory in overtime last Sunday and if they would do it again)- "We'll learn from that, but I don't think it would be any different. I think this team wants to win and I think that's our attitude. When we are backed up like that, we're going to go score. If we've got to go 99, then we are going to try to go 99. That's part of the game and that's our mentality and I think if we are ever in that situation again, we will do the same thing."
(On what Jacksonville's defense does well)- "I think, one, they're very well coached. I know they've had some injuries in their secondary, I know (Aaron) Kampman is out, the defensive end. I think what they do well is they know where to be, they're in their right spot. I think sometimes as a quarterback, going three or four weeks in a row where you're thinking, 'Blitz, blitz, where is it coming from?' This week, they are more traditional. They don't blitz as much. I think as a quarterback you can get caught asleep sometimes if you're not constantly aware of what's going on. For me, I think I definitely need to be prepared for that and because they don't do as much, they're not as exotic as some of the other teams we've played, they play fast and they're in the right spots. I think there's certainly areas where we can attack, areas where we need to be able to do something offensively, but it's going to be a challenge. It's going to be fun and I think our attitude in this locker room is really good because we put that loss behind us and we're plugging forward."
(On what he has seen from Watson this season)- "Ben's a great target, he's got great hands and we can use him in any situation. He can be in when we run a low power, he's a great blocker and when we spread him out, he can spread the field. You can get him matched up on linebackers, he's a very good player and he helps our offense a lot."
(On how he feels the chemistry with his receivers is coming along)- "We've just got to continue to keep working. I thought we played really well against New England, I thought this week we came back and we spread the ball around, we were efficient and when we have our chances we have to capitalize. I think that's the biggest thing. We work hard, we light it up in practice and we are starting to get a feel for each other. 'Okay, I know your route is supposed to be 10 yards, but if that guy is sitting at 10, break eight and I'll hit you.' Those are things I think that come over time, that come with experience in playing with each other and I think we are slowly starting to gather that."
(On the coaches putting more on his plate each week because of him earning their trust)- "We've got a lot. We carry a lot into each game and we never know what we're going to see until we get our first few drives in. Last week, we were expecting a lot more man and they played a lot more zone. In that situation, you've got to have a lot on your plate to be able to adjust. It's good that they have trust, we have just got to continue to be able to understand what we need to do and be prepared for anything so we can keep going forward. I feel good with everything."
(On if the drives at the end of regulation and the first drive in overtime were evidence that he has been able to handle adjustments)- "When you play the Jets, obviously they are well-coached and they have got great players. Their playbook is deep too, they can do anything, so you just constantly have to know in your mind what offensively we are trying to do versus what they're going to do and don't let them dictate the things that we have to do. You have just got to keep working. They're right, there is a lot of stuff on the plate. I've just got to be able to, as a quarterback, handle it and put our offense in the best situations as possible."
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Mangini Press Conference Transcript, Nov. 18
Don Delco on November 18th, 2010 AT 2:24 PM
(Opening statement)- "Good morning everybody. A little bit of an update in terms of the guys that will be out. Mike Adams should be back, Marcus Benard should be back and Eric Barton should be back and then Kenyon (Coleman) and Baby (Shaun Rogers) will switch. Kenyon down and Baby will be up here today. Everyone else who missed yesterday will miss again today. What we're working on today is the third down package that's the primary emphasis and working on two minute. Third down is an area where we want to continue to move up on both sides of the ball and I think there's specific things that we can do to help that conversion rate on both sides. There are the game plan specific things for Jacksonville and then a few things that we're working on just conceptual things that we like in both areas."
(On if he is still hopeful that Joshua Cribbs will practice this week)- "Yes, we'll get a better sense tomorrow with Josh and Sheldon (Brown)."
(On what Clifton Smith showed in practice yesterday)- "He showed really good short area quickness and even in the tackling drill, it was the first time he had done it, he did a really nice job in terms of closing on the defender and then an excellent change of direction and burst that I thought looked pretty good especially considering it's the first time he's done that drill."
(On if it's easy for kick returns to pick up on different schemes quickly on a new team)- "I'd say conceptually, he's had a lot of reps and seen a lot of different schemes and most of those veteran returner guys have. There are specific things they have to do, things you have to read, everyone has a different way of coaching how they want to read the core blocks in the return. I'd say with experience and having done it quite a bit, it should be pretty fluid for him in terms of picking it up."
(On if Cribbs got hurt when he launched himself or when he landed)- "Not sure. I'm not sure it might have been launch point, I'm guessing."
(On how a lot of guys on the offense launch themselves and if that is the correct way)- "I think it really depends if someone's coming in going to cut your knees to make the tackle and that type of thing and you feel like you got a chance. I could see why they would do it, to avoid the contact. Some guys don't like to do it, some guys do like to do it as an alternative to force the defenders to tackle them in their upper body. There are pluses and minuses for both."
(On if he tells the players to keep their feet on the ground)- "No, I don't tell them that one way or the other. Some of the things that Peyton (Hillis) does in terms of leaping over guys, does now force defenders to tackle him in his upper body and at least now it's a change up for him so they can't always count on being able to get him down in one way."
(On if Eric Steinbach and Floyd Womack are a no for practicing today)- "No today."
(On how he handled missing Steinbach and Womack in practice yesterday)- "(Steve) Vallos worked at left guard and Shawn (Lauvao) worked at right guard. Then some of the practice squad offensive linemen worked in as well, different spots."
(On if Steinbach and Womack will be okay)- "Yes, I'm optimistic both of them will be okay."
(On if Jake Delhomme is going to be healthy enough to be the third quarterback)- "Yes, that's what I expect. He should be okay to be in that role."
(On if Delhomme could be the second quarterback)- "That I don't know yet. We've got to finish out the week. Better than last week, moving better than last week but that I wouldn't really know until a little bit later this week."
(On if he had Reggie Hodges in New York)- "Yes, part of a year."
(On if Hodges is better now than when he was in New York)- "When Reggie came in he had one of the most impressive workouts that I've ever seen. It's not like I've seen a thousand punter workouts but I've seen enough to know what impressive looks like and the hang time, the distance that he had in that workout was just amazing. He had some opportunities and when you're first getting started and getting comfortable and learning all the things you need to learn as a punter, you can't just cut it loose like we were able to see in the workout. As he's gotten more comfortable and confident in that role, I do see continued improvement. Reggie's another guy that works at his craft, he's constantly trying to improve. I've found that most kickers and punters are like that they're just so meticulous and constantly focusing on technique. It must just be consistent with them."
(On what the secret is for all of his punts inside the 10 yard line)- "Some of it is coverage, some of it is just getting a feel for how you have to hit it. I imagine it's like a chip shot, you have to hit it a certain way to get it inside there. I don't really know what exactly it would be."
(On if there are more quarterbacks now that are hard to take down than four or five years ago)- "It seems like we're facing all of them. He is tough to bring down, he buys time, they'll move him out of the pocket with boots and dashes. They have designed runs for him, where he's run option before, quarterback keepers, quarterback draws. I don't know if it's significantly different from four or five years ago, it just feels like we get them every week."
(On what he tells the players when they face these quarterbacks that can break tackles)- "A lot of times you have to tell them to slow down. Those guys want to go so quickly to get the sack. When they're allusive, when they give ground, when they can create some things sometimes you have to slow down to get to where you want as opposed to running in there, trying to take a shot at him and missing him. You see guy after guy after guy do that and that was a little bit of our problem last week. We had to slow down to get the sack as opposed to speed up to get the sack. That's easier said than done, those guys see the quarterback, see the opportunity and the natural reaction is speed up get there as quick as you can, but often times you get there and he's not where you thought he was going to be."
(On if the emphasis on protecting quarterbacks leads to more quarterbacks making plays after contact)- "No, I don't think so. I think a lot of them are very good at feeling where the rush is and giving ground. Some are just their size, a guy like Ben Roethlisberger that's a big man, (David) Garrard that's a big man. It's maybe a combination of things, I don't think it's the rule as much."
(On if he was surprised Mark Sanchez was as elusive as he was because some of the players were)- "I don't know why they were surprised. They shouldn't have been. I really feel it was a function of going too fast and that's what we talked about. I was talking about it with them on the sideline, 'Look, slow down.' When you get in there under control it's a lot like an open field tackle is if you just take a shot, you're probably not going to get it. You've got to have a good base, be able to react, be able to change direction and then you're going to make the sure sack as opposed to just taking a shot and missing it."
(On if there is a little bit more added to Benjamin Watson now with his increased production than what he remembers)- "No, he had 49 catches in one of those earlier seasons and he's had similar numbers of catches in some other years. He's always had that ability. Why his numbers may have gone down in different years? It could have been a function of the volume of options they had in that offense. I know in getting ready for him in New York, it was an issue and you better have a plan to deal with him because he can make some incredible catches. We've seen a few here but there will be more to come. He makes some unbelievable catches."
(On how Colt McCoy threw some passes to Watson that test whether a rookie quarterback is there yet)- "That's part of it. It's as tough as it gets. We do two minute every Wednesday and we've been doing it since OTAs and you throw that situation up and time goes on the clock and you've got to make those quick decisions, you've got to fit some stuff into tight coverage. You're fighting distance and time so you've got two things that you really have to deal with."
(On Maurice Jones-Drew being a scat back and the challenges of containing him)- "I don't know if I truly look at him as just a scat back. His legs are just thick, he's got really good balance and you see with him when he's on the sideline, he doesn't really go out of bounds. He looks to make contact which is different than some of the backs of similar height. He's rocked up. I showed a clip today where a guy was coming down to make a tackle on the flat after he caught the ball and just bounced off him. Uses the stiff arm well. You can kid yourself if you think he's just sort of an elusive back. He's got good strength, good power, good balance. He's a load."
(On if he is concerned that there could be a letdown facing a team that doesn't have the notoriety that the other teams they recently played) "They're 5-4 so they have a winning record. Just watching them on tape you can see the things that they can do consistently. They've found a way to win tough games which means they are resilient. They're not very highly penalized, disciplined. Really one of the things I've talked and we've talked about in here and even after the New Orleans game, the New England game it's win or lose, being able to move on and focusing on the next one game season. I've seen really positive growth in that area, our ability to do that is 'Okay, here's the next opponent, here's what we have to do, here's the game plan specific thing and then going out and practicing that and playing at a high level of intensity focus and toughness.' To me that should be week in week out regardless of anything external, regardless of record, regardless of side stories, any of that stuff, it's one consistent level of play. That's when you know you're going as a team is when you do that."
(On if he's seen that concentration during practice)- "I've seen it throughout the course of the season. I thought we had good concentration and focus yesterday coming off the long game like we had and with the number of guys that weren't able to practice a lot of other guys had to step up and fill roles and fill really meaningful roles in practice which is great for them but it's also challenging collectively."
(On how many players had over 100 snaps in a game and how unusual it is in his career)- "I honestly don't know how many had over 100. You're talking with special teams? I actually didn't look at it that way. Defensively, it was 90 something snaps but a lot of the guys that play significant reps on special teams wouldn't have played all 90 reps."
(On if T.J. Ward played 100 snaps)- "He could have been close. I'll check on T.J., it's in that range, he'd be in that range."
(On 90 defensive snaps is unusual)- "Yes, not my favorite. I like 91 offensive snaps for our offense."
(On if he is concerned with the large amount of reps Ward got last Sunday)- "I wouldn't say it's a concern. I think it will help us from a conditioning perspective this week, playing the extra quarter and getting the extra work conditioning-wise. The temperature will be a little bit different there, a little higher. No, especially with a guy like T.J., he looked pretty good yesterday."
(On his thoughts on Jacksonville winning on a last-second pass play where the defender batted the ball into the receiver's hands)- "If it was against you, you'd be depressed. It's the worst where you've played so hard throughout the course of the game and you have the ball go up. If you're on offense, you're elated. With that, he did go to knock it down, but it went that way and you try to have someone there for the shallow tip. For the shallow there's a guy in front that's going to play the ball coming forward and then you try to have a guy behind for what's called the deep tip in case it goes back over the head. You don't always get those guys in those spot, but that's what you're ideally trying to do is have one guy who jumps, one guy in front, one guy behind and sort of the barriers that are matching up man to man with the people they have."
(On if you can still play the ball wrong by knocking it down)- "Really with knocking it down, you want it that way, not that way."
(On if he found something out about McCoy from his play in overtime last Sunday that he may not have known before)- "Steve (Doerschuk), it was the first chance that he had to do that, to bring the team back from being down in a two minute situation and going and tying up the game. That was another one of those firsts that you have to look at, evaluate and he did a really outstanding job with it."
(On how he would characterize the growth McCoy's made from his previous three starts to last Sunday)- "Consistent growth, there's another real challenging defense. A lot of looks, a lot of decisions that he had to make, which I felt he did well with. Now this is a totally different set that he has to face this week and I'm excited to see what he can do there."
(On if McCoy is tough mentally and physically)- "Yes, I'd say that mentally, there's been a lot of pressure that could have been put on him from who he's faced so far and being such a young guy in that role. You wouldn't really know that anything has changed in terms of his personality in the building, the meetings and it's been consistent. He may get angry about missing something that he thinks he should've gotten, but it's not flustered. It's more like, 'I should've had that,' or 'I recognize that. I should've gotten that.' He's very under control throughout the course of the game. It's not too high or too low, it's just steady."
(On if McCoy could scrap pretty well physically)- "I don't know if he's going to hang with Matt Roth (joking). Yes, you have to be tough to play that spot. You're going to get hit and you've got to sit in there knowing that you could be hit from behind too. There are a lot of angles that you could get knocked down and it takes some courage to do that."
(On a Cleveland fan allegedly tackling a young Jets fan after the game Sunday)- "I think if it's true, it's ridiculous and the guy should be arrested. I would be sick if someone tackled my kid. My son or daughter at a game, you are going to have a good time. I think it's just wrong on so many levels and I would be angry as a parent, beyond angry. It shouldn't happen anywhere, ever."
(On if John St. Clair has been filling in at right tackle)- "Yes."
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Possible Nike Pro Combat NFL Unis
Don Delco on November 18th, 2010 AT 12:27 PM
In 2012, the Nike will replace Reebok as the NFL's official uniforms. With that, the Pro Combat theme will infiltrate the pro ranks.
This season, a handful of college teams have worn these alternate jerseys. Ohio State is scheduled to wear its Pro Combat uniform in next week's showdown with Michigan.
Through the magic of the world wide web, I found a message board thread on the Baltimore Sun. User "Xohmin" posted the unoffical designs for the NFL's Pro Combat uniforms.
There is no way to tell if Xohmin's posts are legit, but it's always fun to see different takes on the NFL uniforms, especially for the fellow uniform nerds like me.
Of course, my first instinct was to find the Browns uniforms. What in God's name could these potentially look like? Well, safe to say, Nike didn't go all "University of Oregon" on the Browns Pro Combat uniforms (allegedly).
To see links to all 32 teams, click here.
As for the Brownies…
@joycekeo Hillis is good to go. He wasn't listed on the injury report yesterday.
Jake will likely be third qb. Depending on practice by end of week might be no. 2.
Still hopeful about cribbs and sheldon brown. Not practicing today. Adams benard rogers barton practicing thursday.
Latest Links from the OBR Newswire
OBR Newswire on November 18th, 2010 AT 9:00 AM
These are links from the OBR Newswire for November 18th from 07:05 to 08:24:
- Columbus Dispatch – Cleveland's rock: Sturdy Peyton Hillis gives Browns and their fans reason to believe team can turn corner – To understand the resurrection of hope among the Cleveland Browns, you must first forget the pigskin ball and venture into the land of wild pigs.
- Canton Repository – Browns fans wondering — what's wrong with Wright? – It's polite and probably admirable for the Browns not to say so.
- Plain Dealer – Shaw: Eric Mangini hasn't reined in his Colt quite yet, so fans shouldn't obsess – You've heard of the Horse With No Name. Meet the Colt With No Starting Quarterback Title…
- The Elyria Chronicle-Telegram – Browns cornerback Sheldon Brown a tough guy to keep out – It takes a lot to impress T.J. Ward, who was one of the hardest hitters in college football while at Oregon
- Plain Dealer – Cleveland Browns cornerback Eric Wright on his 'disappointing' season: 'I have to play better' – The Browns' grudge games against familiar coaching staffs and family have passed, and the ruse of Colt McCoy possibly returning to the bench no longer garners much attention.
One Brown Added to "Hall of Very Good"
Barry McBride on November 18th, 2010 AT 7:08 AM
The Pro Football Researchers Association has a very neat thing they've been doing for the last several years, which is announcing a "Hall of Very Good" class. This is a distinction they give to players who are just under the wire for the Hall of Fame, but who were important contributors.
Examples of members include ex-Browns head coach Blanton Collier, and 49ers quarterback John Brodie. This year's class includes RB Chuck Foreman, who dominated the league for much of the 1970s, but who faded too quickly to make the Hall.
One deserving Brown was named this this year's class – defensive lineman Bob Gain. Here is his entry from the PRFA:
Bob Gain (Tackle, Middle Guard, End; Cleveland Browns 1952, 1954-1964) — Gain's excellence at three positions was critical to Cleveland's success. The 1950 Outland Trophy winner played in Canada in 1951, then after missing most of 1953-54 to the military, was UPI's second-team all-pro at MG in 1955. The Browns won the NFL title that year and accomplished a rare defensive trifecta by allowing the fewest points, passing yards and rushing yards. Gain moved to end in 1956, then to tackle in 1957 and was a second-team all-pro both years.
He was rock-solid against the run and often drew double teams. The Browns were first in points allowed in his first four complete seasons and led the NFL in fewest total yards, rushing yards and passing yards numerous times. He received many all-pro honors, was named to five Pro Bowls, and the Browns won three titles in his career.
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What inspired this in Our Man? A little place in Williamsburg known as Kiosco Piaxtla, named for a remote Southern Pueblan town. It sounds like a delicious town, but I'm a little torn about a phenomenon Sietsema describes in Williamsburg:
"The dining scene on this stretch of Graham—one of Brooklyn's great discount-shopping streets—was once dominated by Puerto Rican lunch counters, but these institutions are gradually being replaced by Mexican taquerias. Nowadays, even the pizza parlors sell tacos."
I love my tacos, don't get me wrong, but the further disappearance of Puerto Rican lunch counters is bad news. Can't we get rid of some Chodorow restaurants instead?
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Dublin Tuesday Night Ride
Class A, B, C Dublin Glacier Ridge Park. Based on routes by Steve Barbour, ride 20-45 miles from Northwest Columbus to Plain City, Delaware, Shawnee Hills and points in between. Maps available online via RidewithGPS and posted on blog, routes change weekly.
Check http://Bikerdudesworld.blogspot.com for updates and ride cancellations if weather is in question. Follow 33/161 west to the 161/Plain City/Post Road exit. Turn right at the light and then immediately left on Hyland Croy Road.
Canal Winchester
Sundays, 9 AM, Class A,B
Start time of 9 AM in April. New start time of 8 AM beginning May 7. No ride on May 21 (TOSRV). Ride distances of 40-60 miles thru beautiful Fairfield County. Routes will get hillier as we progress into the season. Meet at Cyclist Connection Bike Shop, 200 Cemetery Rd., Canal Winchester http://tinyurl.com/k4uuff4
Rotating Leaders: Bob Allen, Ric Noland, Brad Balir
Tim Faigley firstname.lastname@example.com
Licking County - Pataskala, Tuesday AM
9AM, C Pace (13- 16 MPH Avg.) over 30+ miles. No one dropped, we stick together.
Group may spontaneously break into a C+ Paced Unit and a D+ Paced Unit during ride. D+ Paced Unit (10 - 13 MPH Avg.) over target of 35-40 miles. D+ Pace Riders are EXPECTED to stop periodically to regroup. C/C+ Paced Unit (13 - 16 MPH Avg.) over a target of 40-45 miles. C/C+ Pace Riders MAY stop periodically to regroup. Cycle scenic rural roads, eat, socialize.
Meet in Pataskala @ W end of the parking lot @ RR tracks (Rt. 310), 4 miles north of I-70 and 1/2 mile south of Rt. 16.
Steve Gassman: sgassman AT columbus.rr.com: 614/309-7421
Dick Seebode: 740/201-3312 or 614/235-7669
Bill Chronister: wtchron AT gmail.com or 614/563-3268
Ben Slay: benslayAThotmail.com: 614/371-4424
The Cycling Club Tuesday Evening Ride
Tuesday Night is a B Ride and will be led by ride leaders starting at the Heit Center parking lot n New Albany, meandering thru Licking County and arriving back in New Albany before dark. The ride will follow a rolling course with a few punchy hill sections for a total of just over 38 miles (Basic Tuesday Route) or just over 43 miles (Alternate Tuesday Route). As of now, the Tuesday Ride is planned to be a 1-category group ride (B). If participation grows, we may try to add additional groups (possibly C and D) later in the season.
All rides will have at least 2 short gather-ups at key intersections. (re-group points will vary depending on route length and attendees)
Basic Tuesday Route: 38 miles
Alternate Tuesday Route: 43.5 Miles
Rides start April 4th 2017 till the end of September
Tuesday Evening: 6:00PM
Ride Start Location: Phillip Heit Center Parking Lot
150 W. Main St
New Albany, Oh 43054
Wednesday Morning Ride Worthington. April thru October 9AM Promptly! Class C, D. Meet at Olentangy Park Wilson Bridge Rd. Park is west off 23 (High St.) & Worthington Shopping Center. Parking lot at the tennis courts. Restaurant destination will be determined day of ride. Bring Money for lunch. Approximately 25 mile ride. New and beginning riders welcome, but be sure you can ride 25 miles. Gail Falkinburg, 614/861-4478
Thursday Evening New Albany Ride
6 P.M. Class Rivet A,B and C
The Cycling Club will continue the Thursday night ride out of New Albany. The ride leaves out of the city limits of New Albany into the rolling terrain of the surrounding country communities. Our focus is on the safety of the ride, although we are focused on the safety of the ride, we enjoy pushing ourselves to improve upon our fitness. We have 4 ride groups; Rivet this is a drop racer fitness ride, A group(20+mph), B group(18-20 mph), C group(14-17 mph) these are averages speeds for the ride not riding speeds, The ride groups will leave the parking lot in order of fastest to slowest pace.
Ride Start Location:Heit Center,150 W. Main St. New Albany, OH 43054 http://tinyurl.com/ozqsn6p
Rick Miller email@example.com
Delaware County Friday Morning Ride
Fridays, 9AM, Bike Delaware County. TWO Groups. Rides are DOWR (see the COP Rider Guidelines). Meet at 8:45 AM. Northern Mountain Bike Parking Lot on Africa Road (20 min from Clintonville up I-71 and West on RT 36/37). 100 FEET NORTH OF CHESHIRE ROAD. Co-leaders needed, VOLUNTEER!!
FIRST Group is a D Pace (10 - 13 MPH Avg.) over target of 30-35 miles. Group 1 Riders are EXPECTED to stop periodically to regroup.
SECOND Group is a C/C+ Pace (13 - 16 MPH Avg.) over a target of 30-35 miles. Group 2 riders MAY stop periodically to regroup. Social Rides. Brunch always. No one dropped.
Dick Seebode, 740/201.3312 or 614/235.7669
Ben Slay, firstname.lastname@example.com
David Hoodin, dhoodinATgmail.com, 614-736-6666
Hilliard Tuesday Night Ride
Tuesday 6:15 pm _ Class B, C
Weekly rides start April 11th last ride September 12th (No ride July 4th) 16 to 27 miles depending on ability and preference. Meet in the parking lot of the Heritage Park Metro Park on Hayden Run Rd adjacent to Heritage Trail.. Liability-release sign-in ends at 6:10.
Directions: 270 to Tuttle Crossing Blvd exit. Go west until it dead ends at Wilcox Rd. Turn left onto Wilcox Road until it dead ends. Turn right onto Hayden Run Road, pass Avery Road, and turn left at the next stop sign; and follow on Hayden Run to Heritage Park Metro Park (parking lot is on right hand side of road). http://tinyurl.com/lz2g9aa .
Joanna Pallos 614/832-2453
Mark Shuter 614/625-3244
Susan Shuter 614/441-2067
Karl Litterer 614/266-5495
Paul Schopis 614/668-0524
Mark Curtner 614/668-6606 (No Text)
Come out and ride with us on Monday nights for a casual and social ride out of Lancaster through northern Fairfield County!
We will meet weekly at the Ohio University - Lancaster camps parking lot (closest to the bike path) and will leave out at 6:00 pm.
Routes will be mostly flat with B and C pace riders, although beginning and slower pace riders are also welcome as this will be a no drop ride. Excellent recovery ride for those spring budget rides over the weekend!
If weather is questionable on day of ride, please call or text the ride leader for "go/no go" decision (contact info below).
Note: there will be NO RIDE on Memorial Day (5/29)!
Text or call: 740-409-4099
Register online before Midnight Thursday (4/27) and receive an email Friday(4/28) with GPS routes.
Registration is available at start (CASH ONLY)
Kokosing River
Sunday April 30, 2017
Michael and Kitty Wadkowski
Join Michael and Kitty on this state designated scenic waterway. Meet at 9:00 at the Pipesville Road put-in (just off Route 36, between Howard and Millwood). Bring water and lunch, and be prepared for the ever-changing Ohio spring weather. For more information call or e-mail Mike 614-746-4700 email@example.com
Century route and TOP 60 route are rolling to hilly. taking riders past the highest point in Ohio; the 45 and 25-mile routes are basically flat, 100,85,70,45 25 -miles routes maps provided.
MILFORD CENTER START- School Bus parking lot on Middleburg-Plain City Rd just on the east side of Milford Center. Registration for TOP 60 Loop Milford Center 8:00 - 9:00 Varied terrain.
Register online before Midnight Thursday (5/4) and receive an email Friday(5/5) with GPS routes.
Online registration closes at 3 PM Friday (5/5).
$5 Members, $10 Non-members
May 5-7, 2017
Intro Whitewater Trip. Albright WV, Cheat River, Narrows (Class II-III)
This is not a class (no fee), but it is geared to paddlers completing COP Intro to Whitewater Clinic or equivalent (Canoe or Kayak). This is a great river for new or fresher to whitewater. Most of the rapids are straight forward and we will have experienced paddlers to help guide and assist with safety.
Cheat River Narrows http://www.americanwhitewater.org/content/River/detail/id/2346/
This is also Cheatfest weekend. So there will be food and Bluegrass entertainment on Saturday night.
Camping at Cheat Canyon Campground http://cheatcanyoncampground.com/
– plan your own meals.
Paddle Saturday and Sunday (8:30 am start) – weather and water dependent.
Friends of the Cheat: http://www.cheat.org/ Cheatfest: http://cheatfest.org/
Also looking for additional trip leaders – Thx!
Contact: Larry Krall email@example.com
Sundays, 8 AM, Class A,B
New start time of 8 AM beginning May 7. No ride on May 21 (TOSRV). Ride distances of 40-60 miles thru beautiful Fairfield County. Routes will get hillier as we progress into the season. Meet at Cyclist Connection Bike Shop, 200 Cemetery Rd., Canal Winchester http://tinyurl.com/k4uuff4
The 56th Annual Tour of the Scioto River Valley
May 20-21, 2017
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION is extended to April 7 for mail-ins only
Regular Registration Closes April 30th, 2017.
Online Registration Closes at NOON, Friday, May 19th, 2017.
Registration packets will be available to pick up 5/19/17 at the Heimat Haus starting at 4:30 pm.
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New Date
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Heimat Haus
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Do you have a group/team of 10 or More?
Block registrations available.
Email: email@example.com
Refund requests must be in writing and
postmarked by April 1st, 2017.
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Refund Processing Fee is $50.00
Need to register for the Pre-Party Dinner on Friday?
Or indicate your indoor sleeping preference? (Co-ed, Men's Only, or Women's Only)
Want to purchase TOSRV Swag?
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The 56th Annual Tour of the Scioto River Valley
Mob registrations available.
Blue Jay Ride
Details to be announced soon.
Mark Wilson; markmwilson1 AT aol.com
Cindy Berard; berard1 AT roadrunner.com
Register online before Midnight Thursday (6/15) and receive an email Friday(6/16) with GPS routes.
Columbus Outdoor Pursuits Office (614) 442-7901
GOBA-2017 Towel Service
is brought to you by Columbus Outdoor Pursuits.
$25 in Advance until June 9, online pre-paid orders only: Register here online.
$30 at GOBA Information Booth starting June 17 (Cash Only)
Fees include Ohio Sales Tax. NO REFUNDS
You will find us every day near the Shower Trucks.
Towels available only at the Towel Booth.
We will have towel service wrist bands for all paid registrants.
The towel service is run by volunteers.
Check out Outdoor-Pursuits.org/Calendar for other activities.
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We will not be able to give refunds.
29th GOBA -Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure
There's No Place Like GOBA!
June 17-24, 2017
Details and Registration at:
12th Annual Hocking Hills Honeysuckle Tour-(Saturday Roving Ride)
Details will follow
Rocky Roving Ride
July 1, 2017. 8:00 am whole-group, prompt departure.
A,B,C+ experienced riders. Pickaway County YMCA 50, 70 mile options featuring southeastern Pickaway County, northern Ross County, Tar Hollow State Park and Rocky Road. Bring your climbing gears! Food/water stops are available but limited, so prepare accordingly. Restrooms available at the start.
Peggie Shaw. firstname.lastname@example.com
Mitch O'Donnell email@example.com
30th Ridge Runner Ramble - FULL SERVICE Bike Tour Ride Benefiting the Homeless Family Foundation
Registration$35 COP members $50 Non-COP Members $25 Children (under 18 y.o.) $75 DAY OF RIDE for ALL riders will be available at New Albany High School
Online registration closes 3:00 pm Friday (7/15)
7:00 AM Registration opens
8:00 AM Start for 78 mile route (Food stops in Johnstown, Utica, & Granville) 8:30 AM Start for 51 mile route (Food Stops in Johnstown & Granville)9:00 AM Start for 24 mile route (Food Stop in Johnstown)
Stick around for the Finish Line after party:
Cycling socks included with registration until Monday, July 11th.Route GPS files will be emailed to all online registered riders Friday (7/14) Maps will also be supplied Saturday (7/15) morningNew Albany High School
Online registration closes at 6:00 PM Friday, 8/11
Register Online before Midnight Thursday (8/10) and receive an email Friday (8/11) with GPS route links.
$5 Members and $10 Non-members
Columbus Outdoor Pursuits office (614) 442-7901
Info to be announced soon.
8th Annual Steve Barbour Memorial Tour
Saturday, August 26th, 2016 7:30 - 9:00 AM
NEW STARTING LOCATION - Moved to have more parking available
Grizzell Middle School, 8705 Avery Rd, Dublin, Ohio 43017 MAP
Day of Registration is available for $35 at Start!
Steve Barbour was a beloved Ride Leader, son, brother and COP member that was struck by a car on his way to lead a ride and died too young. This ride "Celebrates a Year of Safe Cycling" with moment of silence for cyclists that no longer ride with us.
All routes are flat while riding through Ohio's corn and soy bean farm land. After lunch enjoy the roads along the Scioto River.
Marked Routes are 98.7 miles, 85.6 miles and 64.5 miles. Subway sandwich lunch at half way point on all routes at Richwood Fairgrounds in Richwood.
Link to ridewithGPS.com routes will be sent in a email to all online registered riders Friday (8/19) morning.
Supported ride with SAG support, Lunch and snack stops.
$25.00 for members and $35 for non-members. Day of Ride $35.
Columbus Outdoor Pursuits office (614) 442-7901
30th GOBA -Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure
GOBA Keeps on Rollin'!
June 16-23, 2018
31st GOBA -Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure
GOBA is the best family bicycle-camping tour!
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Morag Walker, spokesperson for the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT)
"The hen harrier is more an issue with grouse moors; it's an incredibly complex problem and its gone on for a long time now. In the lowlands there are problems with sparrowhawks. I think that probably gamekeepers in the lowlands areas are much more relaxed about these things than they used to be. The issue is really more with birds of prey in the uplands – gamekeepers are aware of this but there's not that much they can do about it, apart from getting the right sort of cover and habitat.
"Grouse moor management is terribly important for the uplands. There has to be a balance somewhere between managing your grouse moor for grouse and also looking after hen harriers but making sure you don't lose your grouse.
"Birds of prey can have an effect on game birds but we cannot approve of illegal killing of birds of prey and that's all there is to it really. We need to make sure that gamekeepers are aware of things they can do to protect their game birds without breaking the law.
"Generally speaking gamekeepers are a force for good in the countryside. A lot of the time they are custodians of the countryside. There are an awful lot of old fashioned views about what gamekeepers do."
Martin Gillibrand, secretary of the Moorlands Association
"There has been one prosecution of one keeper in Derbyshire in the last five years and probably longer. All the rest is supposition and innuendo. If one was a cynic, one could say that the RSPB stays in business by stirring its members and everyone else up.
"A lot of RSPB members and others have grown up with a long history of gamekeeping where it was the custom to eliminate anything that moved and although gamekeepers have moved on there is still the assumption that we live in the Dark Ages and there may well be some gamekeepers who still do live in the Dark Ages.
"The way it is put is that there isn't the number of raptors that one would expect on moorland areas but there may well be a lot of other reasons for this: hostile climate, a lack of suitable habitat and so forth."
Tim Baines, moorlands director, Countryside Alliance
"You do have to take some of the things the RSPB say with a pinch of salt. They will admit privately that this is meat and drink for them, it plays very well with their membership and it's a pot they like to keep bubbling.
"I'm not saying there's nothing for them to be campaigning about, obviously wildlife crime does happen. There are nutters out there who do go round putting poison out and birds do get killed. It is something that we are unequivocal about, illegal use of poison is probably the worst of the wildlife crimes, it is indiscriminate.
"But we all use poisons extensively when controlling rodents; the idea of putting out poison to kill certain creatures is not something that one can get too precious about because we're all doing it all the time. Nearly all of us have some poison stuck away in the garden shed that is now illegal.
"No birds of prey are facing anything like extinction. What we're seeing now is that all the birds of prey are thriving again. The RSPB has been very successful in bringing back the red kite to the extent that red kites are now seen almost queuing up above the M40 for road kill. We are starting to get some problems of too many birds of prey, the pendulum is swinging a bit and we need to rebalance our approach.
"Birds of prey have a scared status in British wildlife now, which says you can do nothing to control them. Whereas it's been very important to safeguard them, when you get tensions with other species inevitably you have to look again at birds of prey and say: 'is it sensible that we manage these species?'.
"The desire for a balanced approach to birds of prey does in no way condones illegal activity but one has to look at the wider picture. We need a calm logical debate which is not about 'cops and robbers'. We need to have the flexibility to be able to sustainably manage birds of prey where they are causing a problem and managing them does not necessarily mean killing them at all."Reuse content


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Summer is well underway and if you're like most of us, you want to looking and feeling your best. Of course, it's hard to look and feel your best after having two bottles of wine and a margarita for dinner the night previous. So how do you still enjoy summer, those late nights on the patio, and the company of friends without having to swear off adult beverages? Easy. We've taken a look at a ton of different cocktail recipes and have broken down the absolute best and healthiest cocktails you might want to consider if drinking down 2,000+ calories in a single sitting isn't your idea of summer fun.
Of course, when it comes to alcohol, healthy is a bit subjective. Anything regarding alcohol needs to be done in moderation, no matter how "healthy" it may be. So keep that in mind, and look at these cocktails as simply as more nutritious, less calorie substitutes to some of the high-cal, sugary sweet concoctions you've been drowning yourself with all summer long.
Vodka Soda
Health Benefits: Under 100 calories, since it's mostly water it'll help keep you hydrated as well.
We're starting simple here. Vodka soda is the go-to drink for many a fitness nut when they're out on the town or letting their hair down a bit. Only hang up here is it's absolutely, completely, boring, even with a squeeze of lime. If you don't mind the lack of flavor, by all means, make this your go-to as well…otherwise, keep reading because we've got some better (and tastier) options below.
Mint Julep
Health Benefits: Under 150 calories, mint is great for digestive health, along with detoxifying the body, cleansing the blood, and whitening the teeth.
One of the most refreshing drinks imaginable on a late sprint/summer afternoon, the mint julep is made by muddling a dozen mint leaves, a shot of bourbon, two shots soda water, and a tablespoon of simple syrup. Add a lemon slice to top. This one clocks in at just around 150 calories, but comes with the added digestive and detoxification properties of fresh mint.
Health Benefits: Under 125 calories, loads of cancer-fighting antioxidants found in cranberry and grapefruit juices.
The seabreeze is another summer classic that is as refreshing as it is nutritionally healthy. Packed with antioxidants found in grapefruit and cranberry, the seabreeze is a great way to get a healthy dose of cancer fighting compounds while having a little fun. To make the seabreeze, mix one shot of vodka with one shot of grapefruit juice, combine with one shot of cranberry juice, serve over ice and top with a splash of soda water.
Health Benefits: Full of antioxidants, great for heart health and reducing blood clots.
Didn't expect this one to be on the list, huh? Forget about the watered down super low-calorie beers and "splurge" just a bit here. Clocking in at 128 calories, a Guiness packs in tons of flavor as well as health benefits that that Bud Light just can't match. Since Guinness is made from more whole grains than your average beer, it really is about as nutritious as a beer is going to get.
John Daly
Health Benefits: Under 125 calories, antioxidant properties found in black tea and lemon.
We're taking the traditional non-alcoholic Arnold Palmer and adding a little something to kick this one up a notch. After brewing some fresh black tea, mix 3/4 cup of tea with the juice of one lemon, add a shot of vodka, and finish with a teaspoon of honey. Stir well and serve.
Bloody Mary
Health Benefits: Under 150 calories, tomatoes pack a wide range of cancer-fighting compounds, and celery is known to lower blood pressure, fight free-radicals, and provide digestive benefits.
This oldie but goodie is the classic "morning after" drink, and a great way to indulge a little while still packing in tons of nutrients. Mix a shot of vodka with 4 shots tomato juice, a couple drops of Worcestershire sauce, a splash of Tobasco, salt, pepper, and a stalk of celery.
Fizzy Lemonade
Health Benefits: Under 150 calories, mostly water will keep you hydrated.
The fizzy lemonade is a great summer cocktail that mixes things up a bit by using a little tequila. Mix one shot of your favorite clear tequila with the juice of one lemon, add half a shot of simple syrup, and finish with seltzer water.
Vodka Sunset
Health Benefits: Under 165 calories, tons of antioxidants from the fruit and wine.
The vodka sunset is one of my personal favorites, and something that definitely screams SUMMER. Muddle a small handful of blackberries in a glass, add one shot of vodka, one shot of lemon juice, one shot of lime juice, 1/2 shot of simple syrup, and a splash of sparkling wine or champagne.
Skinny White Russian
Health Benefits: Under 180 calories, antioxidants found in coffee are great cancer fighters, as well as protect against a host of degenerative diseases, nice protein boost from the milk.
Looking for something a little different than the fruity drinks found above? The skinny white Russian combines 2 shots of chilled coffee or espresso with 1/2 cup of skim milk, finished off with one shot of vodka, served over a handful of ice.
So the next time your out and about, or entertaining over at your place, consider one of these drinks instead of another vodka Spite or rum and Coke. You'll give your immune system a little boost, pack in some additional cancer-fighting compounds, and do better at limiting your sugar intake with any of the above options. As always, drink in moderation and remember, just because a drink is on this list, doesn't mean downing a dozen or so is going to be a good idea.
Hope you guys are having a great summer, enjoying the sun, and staying on top of all of your diet and fitness goals. Keep up the great work and if you have any questions or favorite healthy cocktail recipes you'd like to share, leave a comment below!
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We are a couple from Scotland and are here in Australia on a working holiday visa. We'll be working in Brisbane CBD until late June/ early July. We're very clean and tidy housemates who own and rent out our own property in the U.K.
Working Full time in Banyo, I'm currently driving to work from the Sunshine Coast, so I'm looking for something closer than driving for 3 hours a day. I keep to myself and always clean up after myself.
Hey guys, I'm in my mid 20's & from Victoria and have decided to move up. I'll be working as a Reliability Engineer in the CBD. I currently live down on the Great Ocean Road and work in Melbourne CBD and enjoy taking up what that has to offer + keeping healthy. I have a positive attitude in life, good sense of humour and have lived in share houses for the last few years. Hope to hear from you. Cheers, Adam
I have a Full Time job so i always pay my rent on time. I have a car so i need a car spot. I love animals, no pets don't bother me. I don't smoke OR drink. so i will never have house party or come home 2AM drunk. I cook a little but not great. I do shift work, but no latter then 10pm My plan is to stay Brisbane for the next 6 months ish then go to melb. I keep things to my self. If you looking for someone quite to live with, please let me know.
Hi~ I'm a student at QUT currently working for my BFA. I enjoy cooking (and LOVE cooking for people, +i also bake), watching tv, knitting and relaxing at home with a cup of tea or coffee. I am fairly quite when by myself, you'll see a slightly wilder side when with my friends. I enjoy being around good people and environment. The only time im really noisy will be when i watch comedy. I am a fairly neat person and very hygienic. I prefer places that have a weekly chore chart assigned. Please dont hesitate to contact me if you think i will be a good housemate!
Hi, I am planning on moving to Brisbane in July. I will be working as a physiotherapist in hospitals around Brisbane, as well as a gymnastics coach. I'm clean, tidy and respectful, and like to be able to have a chat with my housemates. I like to be social have a few drinks and a laugh but also like my alone time. I'm a non-smoker, fit and active and would like to join a gym when I move down and although I don't have any pets love dogs. I have a great previous rental history and would ideally like to live somewhere close to the CBD and the main hospitals with a nice homely feel. I would prefer a housemate/s to be of similar age, female or co-ed, and as an added bonus also works in the health sector.
Hey there, thanks for checking out my profile. My perfect place would be CBD, sharing with at least one or two other people. I'm looking for somewhere from Sunday 25th June. I'm clean and tidy, always respectful of people's space/privacy but I'd also like to be friends with who I live with and socialise with them on occasions. I'm looking for a home, not just a room to rent. I love going out for food and drinks, meeting with friends. I'm a regular gym goer but no way a fanatic, I just have to counteract my wine and cheese intake. I'm from the UK originally but I'm here on a long term visa furthering my career. I'm currently in Melbourne but I just landed a better role in Brisbane so I'm excited to move and start the next leg of my adventure! I land in Brisbane on Sunday the 25th June so I'd love to have a home to move into for then. I'm happy to FaceTime or Skype with any possible new housemates.
Hello, I'm Shannon. I currently live in Newcastle NSW, and I am looking for a place in or near the City of Brisbane. As it will only be myself, a 1 or 2 bedroom apartment would be suitable. I would prefer the place to be near bus stops and train stations. I Can as well pay for Rent and Bond straight up in advance :] I will be coming up to Brisbane this month i need a place . I currently seek benefits, however once moved, I will be looking for a new place to work part time, and/or apply to Tafe to study. Paying rent on time will not be a problem, I have not rented before, apart from off of my own mother, as I pay fortnightly to stay in her home, so I do ask that you give me a shot. I am desperately looking for a place, and am able to adapt to new places and situations well. For contacting purposes, please message me on here. or text me on my mobile phone. I will get back to you as soon as possible. It would mean the world to me if you could help me out . Thank you reading my Ad. I Can catch a plane and come to Brisbane and view the place if needed I really need a Place as soon as possible Thank you for having the Time. to Read all this i Really appreciate it hope to hear from you soon Cheers :]
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My names Maddie, I'm 21 and studying business and interior design. Friendly, tidy and respectful. I'm looking for likeminded people. Love music, design, wine, travel, beach and being from the Sunshine Coast I visit a bit! Pretty chill during the week but like to adventure and be social on weekends. I also have a beautiful and tame maremma sheepdog who will give all the love.
Responsible working mates looking for good place with good roommates!!
Hi future flatmates I m studying Podiatry at QUT . I m clean , tidy and respect privacy . I love cooking , up to chats and movies/drama sometimes. NOT A PARTY ANIMAL!! I m looking for housemates to share the vibe. Hope to hear from you soon =)
Hi! I am lookig for a place in Kangaroo Point for 6 months or 1 year rental. On weekdays, I will be working full time from 8am until 5pm in the CBD while on weekends I could either be at home resting or in the outdoors exploring. I am responsible, tidy, easy going and open-minded. I also enjoy travelling.
Hi I'm Ivy. I'm 24 Years old and work Part Time in logistics, Mon-Fri. I'm active and highly involved in my sports, most days/nights I'm training, at the gym or coaching. I've represented Queensland these last few years in Rugby 15s/7s and now representing Australia. I'm very respectable, tidy, easy going and even though I love my space, I do enjoy a laugh with anyone! So yes I do know how to let my hair down every once in a while! Looking for a big modern room thats close to the city!
I'm easy going, clean, tidy, independent and like my own space from time to time. Love chilling on the couch watching netflix/movies in my down time or listening to music and cooking. Gym daily, morning person, have the occasional big night out but these are becoming less frequent! I work full time M-F in Paddington as a business development manager. Love food and trying out new cafes and restaurants. Enjoy wine / beer / cheese. I'm looking for an unfurnished room with own bathroom or ensuite. Must have some form of air cooling - don't mind if it is ceiling fan or air con. I currently live by myself but due to the cost I'm looking at what options there are for share housing. Having lived by myself for a while I would ideally live in a house/unit where the other person goes away on the weekends. I have all of my own furniture - bed, draws, tv, couch, fridge, washing machine, table and benches, but don't expect I will be able to take all of these with me. No pets. I don't smoke. I have a car.
24 year old British male working full time 35ish hours a week in the casino in town. Very social so will definitely be up for a few drinks if our time off work/studying are similar. Organised, respectful of privacy and clean and tidy. Finish my current tenancy in June but work contracted until September so looking for a few months stay then either sort sponsorship, farm work or travel home.
We are a couple who just married and moving to Brisbane in May. We would love to find a lovely house for us.
Hello! I've lived in Brisbane for the last 6 years and am looking for some easy going people to live with. I work full time as a geotechnical engineer and travel fairly frequently for work (away for approximately 2-3 months a year). I'm pretty active and am always doing something but also need a decent amount of quiet time. I'm clean and easy to live with so lets get this show on the road.
Hi, I'm from Brazil, I work all day so I'm looking for a quite place to live. I'm very clean and easy going.
Hi everyone, I'm a Russian Canadian here in Aus with a working holiday visa and just moved up to Brisbane! I am extremely passionate about the gym and i work all the time pretty much so not alot of free time in the day, I am quite and respectful of personal space but I do like to hangout or just chill with roomates and have the odd convo or eat food or watch a movie exc.. Hopefully we can consider each other! Chat soon x
Hey, I'm Ruqayyah (ru-kay-uh), i'm 18 :) New Zealand born, and I've been living in Brisbane for the past 17 years. I'm a current student at QUT Kelvin Grove and currently working part-time as well. I'm a really friendly girl who likes to enjoy herself, and I would also describe myself as responsible and reliable. I'm looking to move out in the next 4 weeks as the lease on my current place is going to expire and both my housemates are moving. I want to move for more convenience and meet some great people that are great to live with as well.
SUMMARY Male, 22 FT Job in the CBD that i love Sports fanatic Play futsal on Monday and Wednesday Got Peruvian blood, speak Spanish, but born here Not a clean freak, but definitely believe in leaving things where you left them, and cleaning what you dirty Can move ASAP - Feel free to pm on facebook My name is Pablo and I am super excited to meet new people while gaining independance staying at a new place. I have a fulltime job as a recruitment consultant that I love and am now looking to move out of the family house. I came from Canberra after uni in August and started off at the place of my auntie and uncle. I found a job, and life has treated me really well here, but it's time to move out! I studied psychology, so most of all I am passionate about people. My other passions are sport and music. I follow almost ever sport in the book, and enjoy ball and racquet sports particularly. I am pretty easy going, not the loudest, but definitely like to pipe up with a joke and have fun. Definitely not the crazy friend though. People find me pretty balanced.
Hi! My names Emily, I'm 21 and I work full time for a travel agency in the city. Whenever I'm home from work I'm pretty quiet and keep to myself mostly but always up for a good chat and pretty easy going. I like to keep shared spaces clean and tidy. If you want to know more please feel free to message me!


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Luxury 3BR/3BA Ski on/Off Lodges Next to Sunrise Chair(5 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:3-4 nights
- Sleeps:10
- Bedrooms:3
- Bathrooms:3
- Property type:Condo
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:Ask Owner
- Wheel chair accessible:Yes
About the Property
Condo, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths (Sleeps 10)
Wake up and first enjoy the view from the great room, dining area and kitchen. The major advantage to the property is the short walk to the Sunrise Lift. You can avoid the crowds by just putting on your skis and then navigate down the mountain! Ski and stop back for lunch, since you are already on the mountain, you can ski right up to the unit! You can use the Sunrise chair with out a lift ticket (you would be restricted to a few of the adjoining runs 'Sundog, Bearview and Rendezvous').
Kitchen is well equipped with granite counter top and granite island and all amenities.
The great room has a gas fireplace with a 43' flat screen TV with cable. The open floorplan gives you views of the mountain from the kitchen and the great room.
After skiing, enjoy the private health club (also in walking distance) which features an indoor pool (outside pool in summer), work out gym, hot tub, steam room, dry sauna and restaurant (seasonal).
The unit features a full size fully equipped kitchen, Jacuzzi bath tub, spacious family room (with mountain views), washer, dryer and gas fireplace. The master bedroom sleeps 2 on a king size bed. One of the other bedrooms have two (2) twin beds, that room sleeps two (2). The third bedroom has two (2) sets of bunk beds (four twin size beds) so that room sleeps four (4). The great room has a sofa bed which is a pull out and opens into a queen size mattress which sleeps two (2). Each bedroom has its' own flat screen television.
One of the best locations on the mountain. A true skier paradise!
In the summer, enjoy the local area Golf Courses, Mountain Biking, Outdoor Pool, Antiquing and more!
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Member since: 2008
Property Type
- Condo
- On floor 1
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 10
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Wheelchair Accessible
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 10, Beds for 8-10
Bathrooms: 3 Bathrooms
- Books
- DVD Player
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Family
- Historic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Cinemas
- Festivals
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Recreation Center
- Restaurants
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
Leisure Activities
- Antiquing
- Bird Watching
- Photography
- Scenic Drives
- Sight Seeing
- Sledding
- Walking
- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
Ski trails lead directly to the front of the condo. There is a 'Mud Room' for you to keep all your ski equipment in a heated room. This allows you to keep your ski equipment in your unit....moreless
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cross Country Skiing
- Cycling
- Fly Fishing
- Golf
- Golf Privileges Optional
- Hiking
- Hunting
- Ice Skating
- Mountain Biking
- Mountain Climbing
- Mountaineering
- Ski Lift Privileges
- Ski Privileges Optional
- Skiing
- Snowboarding
- Snowmobiling
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Dining Area
- Seating for 8 people
- Clothes Dryer
- Fireplace:
- Fitness Room / Equipment:
- Heating
- Internet:
- Linens Provided
Living Room:
Great Room has a love seat, 2 chairs and pull out sofa facing panoramic window, large flat screen TV and gas fireplace....moreless
- Parking
- Telephone
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
- Deck / Patio
- Golf
- Ski & Snowboard
- Tennis
RatesCurrency Conversion
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|Monthly *
Late Ski Season 2017
Apr 1 - Apr 30, 2017
3 night min stay
Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Thanksgiving 2017
Nov 22 - Nov 26, 2017
4 night min stay
Early Ski Season
Nov 27 - Dec 20, 2017
3 night min stay
Fri, Sat, Sun
Dec 21 - Dec 28, 2017
4 night min stay
New Years 2018
Dec 29 - Jan 2, 2018
3 night min stay
My Standard Rate
3 night min stay
Fri, Sat, Sun
Additional information about rental rates
Fees and Rental Conditions:
- Property Damage Protection $79
- Cleaning/service charge $150 + tax
- Refundable Damage Deposit $500
- Tax Rate 10%
Rates quoted above do not include Sales Taxes, Fees and Accidental Damage Protection.
Rates are subject to change until reservation is confirmed.
For guests with pet approval there is an additional pet fee.
We prefer when paying to use the e check feature. If using a credit card, there is a 2.5% credit card fee.
Owner's cancellation policy:
100% refund for cancellations more than 60 days before check-in date.
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Car: Necessary
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2005
About the owner: This is owned by two families. Both families are sports enthusiasts, and my children have all been skiing since they were 3.
Why the Owner Chose Killington, VT, USA:
We are a skiing family, and Killington is known as the best mountain in the east. The location is excellent and once the snow falls you don't have to do anything but put on your skis and head down the mountain.
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
You can walk (ski) over to the Sunrise chair and access the mountain from there. This condo is spacious and comfortable.
Contact us
Send email
- Primary: (732) 906-0699 (New Jersey, USA)
- Secondary: (908) 803-2302 (New Jersey, USA)
- Tertiary: +1 732-593-8200
Links to more information:
- CLICK HERE - http://sunrisevt.com
- CLICK HERE - Liftopia
- Click Here to see All My Rental Listings
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Fitness Center/Restaurant (walking distance)
Great room view
Kitchen and Island
Bedroom 2
Bunk Beds Bedroom 3
Master Bedroom
Master Bathroom
Fitness Center
Mud Room
Living room
Bedroom 2
Master Bedroom
Master Bathroom
Indoor Pool
Summer Concert in Killington
This listing was first published here in 2014.
Date last modified - Monday, April 03, 2017
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In the tradition of "Bluegrass in the Barn" the Idaho Sawtooth Bluegrass Association (ISBA) is presenting an evening of bluegrass music featuring "Hickory Bluff" and the "False Bottom String Band" opening at the Nampa Senior Center on Friday, April 21 at 7:00pm. Both groups play a great mix of traditional bluegrass, old time and gospel music. Admission is $10, children 12 and under free. The Senior Center is located at 207 Constitution Way, Nampa, ID (near 12th Avenue and Iowa next to St. Alphonsus Hospital).
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If youre lucky and youve had the pleasure of gracing us with your shapes on at least one occasion youll know what we do and how we like to do it. If you havent, shame on you! We've been Queenstown's prime party joint for over 14 years now and we haven't moved an inch. But my god how we've evolved over the years to offer you towns best venue, sound system, DJs and most importantly Queenstown's biggest party scene.
You can find us slap bang in the centre of Queenstown, upstairs in a pretty rad and unique, wooden clad den at 27 Shotover Street. A quick jolly up either set of stairs you'll be able to have a nosy inside at whats on offer. But that first glance won't reveal everything thats a certainty. Were a little different to the rest in town and pride ourselves on our quirky and unique environment weve created for you lot to savour. We've tucked away booths for you to cosy up in, a separate bar hidden away through the back as well as a cosy beer garden sheltering you from the hustle and bustle of Queenstown's main street The place will keep you interested thats for sure.
we're open from 4pm all the way through till 4am and no matter what time you visit us, there's something great on offer.
The doors open at 4pm for a cosy and relaxed afternoon trade of early beers and monstrous delicious 20inch pizzas thanks to Fat Badgers Pizza. Our secluded sun drenched 'Superior View' terrace is open from 4pm till 10pm and with 2 large open fire pits you'll be toasty late into the evening. Here you'll also find Queenstown's only shisha pipes for you to indulge all of your senses in!
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Full Title: I, Frankenstein 2014 - 3D - ENGGenres: Action | Fantasy | Sci-Fi Quality: 3D (Resolution: 1920 x 1080) Size: 1.44 GB Frame Rate: 23.976 fps Runtime: 92 minutes / 01 h 32 m Language: English Released Date: 30 January 2014 MPR: PG-13
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Dr Victor Frankenstein dies frozen to death and the creature buries him at the cemetery of his family. However he is attacked by demons but he kills one of them and Gargoyles save him and take him to a Cathedral where the Gargoyles Order gathers. The Queen of the Gargoyles Leonore keeps Dr. Frankenstein's journal together with the treasures of the Order and gives the name of Adam to the creature. Then she explains to Adam that there is an ancient war between the Gargoyles that are angels and demons under the command of the Prince Naberius. She also invites Adam to join the Gargoyles in the war against demons, but Adam prefers to isolate in a remote place. Two hundred years later, Adam returns and finds a modern society. Soon he learns that Naberius has the intention of creating an army of soulless corpses to be possessed by demons. The scientist Terra is researching a process to create life and Naberius is seeking Dr Frankenstein's journal to help Terra and raise his army.
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Welcome to St. Francis! We are a parish of many different cultures and languages bound together by a common love of our Lord and a commitment to share God's love by word and actions with others. Happy Easter! Lood for ways to get involved. Perhaps a starting list can be found here!–Fr. James Conlon, Pastor
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Original Article
A Newsvendor Who Chooses Informational Effort
Version of Record online: 12 APR 2014
DOI: 10.1111/poms.12208
© 2014 Production and Operations Management Society
Production and Operations Management
Volume 24, Issue 1, pages 110–133, January 2015
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How to Cite
Marschak, T., George Shanthikumar, J. and Zhou, J. (2015), A Newsvendor Who Chooses Informational Effort. Production and Operations Management, 24: 110–133. doi: 10.1111/poms.12208
Publication History
- Issue online: 21 JAN 2015
- Version of Record online: 12 APR 2014
- Accepted manuscript online: 4 FEB 2014 12:53PM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: JAN 2014
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