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The balneological center Luna hotel offers wonderful possibilities for the combination of a holiday with curative, recuperative, cosmetic and physical endurance treatment. There are medical consulting rooms at the guests' disposal, where various procedures are performed under the guidance and the control of a specialist-doctor. Mud treatment, anti-stress treatment, arthritic treatment, apitherapy (treatment with honey) and many more are available.
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21.07.2015 06:19
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Luna Hotel
I will never recommend it for anyone at all, it was a nice vacation except the hotel thing was the awful part of it.
+ Review by Komarov Alexei
08.09.2013 04:24
I would recommend to a friendLuna Hotel
+ Review by Nikola
21.06.2010 11:44
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I would recommend to a friendLuna Hotel
nice hotel in pleasent ambient, perfect location, near the center and only 50m from the very clean beach.
+ Review by maria
28.08.2008 03:27
Luna Hotel
Luna hotel is nice hotel. its location is excelent, next to the sea, clean and nice food. The only think that didnt like me is that when i was going to make shower the water was cold.
+ Review by Catherine & Sarah
03.03.2006 12:06
Luna Hotel
hotel luna was a gd place to go on holiday however, the sunbeds at the pool were always taken unless you got up at 6 to claim them. the bar and waiter staf were also very friendly sometimes too friendly if my drift. it is also a good distance from the ...
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I am just starting to delve into the hobby and have been lurking on the forum for a few weeks. I believe I will try my luck out on a Jango first, then progress to Boba. I have wanted to build up a Boba Fett since I was a kid so I might as well try this out.
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I'm usually a grilled duck with bacon kinda guy, but had some spoonies, and tried this recipe from one of the guys at my refuge
1 tbs greated fresh ginger
3 gloves fresh garlic
olive oil (or peanut)
2 duck breasts, cubed small
1 tbs sliced green onion
1 tbs diced water chestnuts (or celery)
2 tbs Hoisin sauce
1 tbs soy sauce
Boston Lettuce Leaves
In a skillet over medium high heat, fry garlic and ginger for 30 seconds. Add duck. Cook until medium rare, stiring often. Place cooked duck, and next 4 ingredients (through soy sauce) in food processor. Plus several times until blended. Place 2-3 tablespoons of duck in each lettuce leaf, fold and enjoy.


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Do you love puzzles? Here are some that have been posted here at ATC:
I need to hunt for mine.
Do you love puzzles? Here are some that have been posted here at ATC:
I need to hunt for mine.
I do, but, I haven't done any for years, mostly because I haven't had any place to do them. I do have a table I can do them on now, but my puzzles have been put away in a closet for a long time and I guess out of sight, out of mind. so, thanks for reminding me. I should get a Christmas one.
Here is mine!!! There are 2 actually, in the price of 1..
Now, Im doing the second one!
And so, as Tiny Tim observed, "God Bless us!! Everyone!!''
A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens (1843)
Olga, the Santa puzzels are beautiful. I need to complete one again this year!
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
These are some that I've done:
"Hail him who saves you by his grace,
and crown him Lord of all."
oh my gosh, you all make me want to go buy some and get started right away. but, it's almost midnight, so I'm not going out now, and by tomorrow, I will probably forget about it.
Very nice puzzles! I got into doing Christmas themed puzzles last year when I found a large variety at the dollar store. They were just small enough to fit on a tv tray so I didn't have to take up a whole dining room table to do one. Plus, I could work on a puzzle and watch a Christmas movie at the same time.
I have to go out and get one! Pretty puzzles MW!
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Sandy • What Juan Diego does in its running game isn't magic, but it's not far from it.
The Soaring Eagle have mastered the art of illusion, the sleight of hand. Did quarterback Nick Markosian hand the ball to Chase Williams on a dive play? Or did he tuck the ball and run around the right end?
Did Markosian just pitch the ball to Jessie Springer, or did he step back and throw over the defense for a big gain?
All four plays are options every time Juan Diego lines up on offense. All four options have proven equally difficult to solve for opposing defenses. And that has produced some magical results.
"You're never sure who has the ball," said Springer, a junior who also plays linebacker. "You think the dive back got it, but then Nick will keep it and run for a 30-yard touchdown. You're always second-guessing yourself and not going full speed because you're constantly guessing."
The three-headed running monster is a big reason why Juan Diego enters the week as one of three unbeaten teams in Class 3A. With Markosian's 420 yards leading the way, the three have combined for more than 1,100 yards and 15 of the team's 20 rushing touchdowns.
The Soaring Eagle have scored 20 or more points in all but one game, and the split-back veer offense is responsible for the offensive domination.
"It's quick-hitting and if you don't react fast, we're gaining 4 yards before you even see who has the ball," said Markosian, a senior. "The quick-hitting nature of it is probably the best aspect."
Markosian, who stands 6 foot 3, is the finesse runner in the group, but all three will lower a shoulder to take on would-be tacklers. Splitting the workload among three backs also keeps each fresh in the second half.
"We are able to sustain drives longer and helps us have fresh legs," Springer said. "I know I feel more fresh than if I was a single back."
Williams, who has six rushing touchdowns after his two-TD performance against Union last week, said the teammates have a friendly rivalry when it comes to yardage and end zone appearances, but each is more than happy to lay a block to free a ball carrier.
"It's a friendly competition, but we're all just out there supporting each other," said Williams, a junior. "There really isn't a favorite. We all seem to get equal amounts of opportunities."
Juan Diego has made a name for itself with defense in recent years. The Soaring Eagle shut out four opponents a season ago. They have held three teams to fewer than 10 points this season, including a shutout against Union last Friday.
A dominant running game and equally as effective defense have players thinking about another state title. Juan Diego has won three of the past four Class 3A titles and produced an unbeaten season in 2008.
"I think we can get to the state title," Williams said. "I think we can go all the way if we keep our mind-set."
While the running game has delivered in each game thus far, there could be cause for concern in the postseason. Running teams typically aren't built to play from behind, and the Soaring Eagle will be tested in the later rounds of the playoffs.
Can they move the ball down the field with urgency and score in bunches, if needed in November?
"We have good receivers and we throw the ball pretty well," Markosian said. "Teams are expecting us to run, so when we pass, it's effective. We just don't utilize it as much because the run is all we really need."
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Juan Diego (6-0) is averaging nearly 220 yards rushing per game through six weeks this season.
Three players – quarterback Nick Markosian and running backs Chase Williams and Jessie Springer – share the rushing duties.
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Yes another handgun is ideal, but sounds like you already have confidence in the 809c and love it..if the reliability is there stick with the 809c as your carry gun.
I would try another make instead of taurus in my opinion for a second handgun.I have nothing against taurus. I went to the store years ago to purchase a taurus pro millenium and when I handled the gun it did not feel like good quality to me. I really have no experience at all with Taurus. That was just an initial quick evaluation with out much credibility. There are plenty of options in your price range.
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- 4 thick pieces of steak, cut into 2.5cm cubes
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- 1 tsp paprika
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1. Mix the sugar, salt and spices in a small bowl (if your steaks are really big or you want to feed more people, just double the quantities).
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3. Roll the cubes of steak in the spices until they're well coated.
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Hi Everyone:
I was browsing TV a few nights ago looking for what the different cable networks had to offer for their Christmas programming. I clicked on the SCI-FI Channel and saw 1) a "Documentary about the UFO Crash at Roswell" and 2) a movie (very loosely) explaining what may have happened around those incidents.
Now... I've always held the belief that the probability of life (of some form) must be out there in the vastness of the Universe. Whether they are "microbial or highly evolved life" is a different matter - I'm talking about "life" in the most basic of terms.
I'm a big reader of Sci-Fi stuff (both fact and fiction actually) and just crunching the number, it seems impossible that "At some point in the history of the Universe" that life could not have existed many many times over. With billions and even trillions of stars in our "relatively small" Milkyway Galaxy and the fact that there are countless Trillions of Galaxies of all shapes and sizes, it just seems TOO BIG to NOT have all the building blocks of life out there.
We've talked about religion and personally I think of the Bible as being ONE of mans Owners/Operators Manuals - but as BigRog pointed out "God is too big for just ONE religion" and I think that a profound statement. In this post, I take that one step further and say the Bible is just one of HUMANS Owner/Operators Manuals and I believe that such books exists everywhere in the Universe, serving as a template for all creatures who have spiritual conscienceness.
That being said, and I know that probably offends a bunch of people (but I hope that no-one is here) JUST for popularity reasons. I think a God that has created such a unconceivably stretch of space, wouldn't do it JUST so we have stars to look at at night - that seems so foolish that to me. But the shear fact that the Universe is so large and so old, that it CHIEFLY explains the possibility that "Other Life Forms" have either rarely or never visited our planet.
When you add the the important issues, planet development and species development, throw in the age of the Universe and the vast distances that must be traveled, and you quickly see that "With the limits of our rather humble technology" visiting other systems is NOT a realistic goal. I truly believe that the FIRST long distance travel will not be a physical voyage, rather a conscience one - an Out of Body jaunt around the galaxies.
Unless there is a major Paradgym Shift in our current way of measuring space travel, there is little to no need for humans to seek out other civilizations in person. I imagine there is a GREATER possibilty of alien life finding us then US finding them, at least in the imaginable future.
But as mentioned in a post a few days ago, we are making leaps and bounds in human advancement through technology. We couldn't have imagined the modern day marvels a century ago and I'm sure we can't image those just available decades from now. Our creating a means to travel great distances in short periods of time is a probability I believe, not just a Star Trek fans drooling aspirations.
But let's say (for argument sake) that RIGHT NOW there are 1 trillion civilizations at least as advanced as we are, all spread equally as far from each other in space. No one having the means to even communicate, let known visit the other - and all "in the dark" about the others existance. That makes a very crowded Universe a very lonely place.
Now, throw away all the life forms which can NEVER evolve into space traveling beings, also toss humans in the pile along with the beings who are centuries away from deep space travel and "importantly" factor in the TIME ISSUE - that is, how many societies can manage deep space travel BEFORE it destroys itself along the way? Again, creating vessels capable of long distance travel is the NORMAL CONCEPTION of what happens; it may be the "image put into our heads" from reading too many comic books, but so far ALL of our Space Vehicles have spookily resembled those in the pages of Marvel Comics.
I think we need to get away from the SHIP conception and start looking for ways to send the spiritual/conscience being rather than the physical body into space - I think it is likely that our conscienceness is THE ONLY THING we have in common with other species any way! And if Out of Body Experience tells us anything, it is the only means to travel seemlessly in and out of time.
I know, what the "firetruck" are you talking about now Beemaster???!!! If you have ever read my
page you will have greater insight to where I am going with this. But our goverments spent billions of dollars during the Cold War trying to master OBE travel in "Think Labs" filled with men trying to "project" themselves into the war-rooms of the enemy. Even today major strides have been made and I'm sure many more billions are being spent to understand the relationship of the mind and body.
We are getting close to separating the two at will - it's not magic, it is science and there is a definite connection in the Angular Gyrus section of the brain. I hope everyone agrees that we are conscience creatures living in a physical body - I think most religions agree with that, although they may say it very differently. I believe 100% that the body is just a vessel for the human spirit, and the spirit is the real child of God, not the body.
If God created the Universe and I believe that is so - and it is filled with life, I have to assume there is a common thread and our "bodies" are just "adaptable vessels" which change in order to sustain life in our eviroment. The spiritual (and I still perfer Conscience being - it seems to offend less people, although I think there is no difference between conscience and spirit) but the spiritual being lives outside the body after death and when trama or purposeful or unintentional efforts are made to stimulate the separation of the two - the the conscience can leave the body safely and return at will.
So space travel, or the meeting of like creatures seems to me to be a conscience event, not a physical one and I think "that" GREATLY reduces the need for technology and the stress on humans - at least THAT is where I hope we start spending money, it surely sounds cheaper.
Have you ever had a strange or unexplainable event in your life? Ever see anything you can't explain, and don't let it stop at UFOs: this includes ghosts, and other strange events. I think MOST people have had stuff happen that defies common logic, but as I mentioned in that same previous post - just because you can't understand something, doesn't mean it can't be explained.
I'll post later a few interesting events in my life, just to hear your opinions on them. I wish I could say I had seen a UFO, I had not, but my Mother, Brother and a Friend all share an interesting experience which I'll detail soon.
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I think it rather arrogant of our species as a whole to believe that we are the only sentient creation that God has working in such a vast creation as we see around us.
I'm a christian and have seen the work that god does through his spirit here on this earth. much that cannot be explained by "science" and nowhere in the christian bible does God see the need to explain what he might be doing elswhere in the universe what most religious dogma overlooks is the fact that our bible was written for the needs of mankind and therefore doesn't go into things beyond our own needs.
I have been involved in other disciplines seeking higher conciousness and seen things that I can't explain rationally. there is a spirit realm out there that if most of us could see into it would scare the **** out of us. and a power in that dimension that we only barely understand. for those who seek him God will reveal as much of that realm as is needed for our benefit and ability to handle. I once heard an arguement concerning technology that went to the effect that we have the ability to do some amazing even dangerous things the question is should we.
I've gotten long winded on this one I hope I didn't confuse anyone any more thanI confused myself.
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Actually, I believe the folks at the check-in desk are required by law to put the "Unloaded Firearms" tag INSIDE the suitcase/bag, so it is NOT visible from the outside, just for the reason you mentioned.
I usually put my handgun(s) in a small hard case inside the suitcase, both to prevent handling damage and to give the the luggage checkers something OTHER than the main bag to hang the tag on. It has worked every time I've flown with handguns (4-5 times pre-9/11, and 3 times post-9/11).
Don't forget to check the regulations on flying with ammo, too. If I recall correctly, some companies won't allow it in the same suitcase/bag as the weapon(s), and some will. Some require it to be in factory containers, others allow plastic boxes and other non-factory containers.
If you have magazine-fed weapons (rifles OR handguns), usually they won't allow loaded mags in the gun case; and at least once I was told I had to empty the mags that were loaded, even though they were in a different bag than the guns. Luckily, I had space in the ammo boxes for the removed rounds, or I would have had to give them up (loose ammo is a no-no).
If you have connecting flights, especially on the little puddle-jumper regional airlines, then find out if they have their own rules for guns/ammo.
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Paganism has seen a resurgence in recent years, I suspect that's where one would find such followers of Sun Gods. A Sun God was likely humanities first deity and people around the globe still worship the Sun.
I've not seen much evidence that the TZM is against religious belief per say, some members perhaps, but not a stated position. I like the group because of its memberships level of intelligence and desire for deep thought.
I pretty sure he was a Jew :-D
A Jew who advocated the tearing down of Temples, who severely admonished the money changers, who cared for the less fortunate ………….That's my JC!! :)
I do suspect our difficulty lies in how Pagan is defined.Pagan- Date: 14th century 1 : HEATHEN 1 ; especially : a follower of a polytheistic religion (as in ancient Rome) 2 : one who has little or no religion and who delights in sensual pleasures and material goods : an irreligious or hedonistic person None of that describes Jesus to me. Perhaps your definition is in error, and you really mean something else. :idunno: I enjoy an honest discussion as well.
Seems the 'word' of JC is not seriously regarded these days at all. I don't believe there are as many 'true follows' of JC as we have been led to believe, they are in fact a small minority of the 'self-proclaimed' Christians we see and hear.
I'd like to know what viewers thought about the sections on MONEY and FINANCE and if it provided any paradigm shifts in thinking or understanding of how and why we are in the mess we currently find ourselves.


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Wow 6?! I don't know if I can't handle that :P And I'm worry about two :P
I've got my husband on board when it comes to helping with exercise, not so much training because it's easier to train my dog then train my husband to train a dog
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Adding a second companion dog was easy, a little harder adding a second IPO dog.
Going from 2-3, no biggie - but 3-4 seemed hard....after that 5 & 6 just slid right in like they were there the whole time! LOL
But honestly, I don't go anywhere that I can't take them all, unless my husband is staying home to look after them. Even then, I have to either take my Shepherds or find someone else to take them, as he cannot provide what they need exercise wise, even on a short term basis. So definitely something to think about, it is way easier to find someone to look after 1 dog, than 2. Although I have friends that will split them up and put them into 2 different homes to be looked after while they are away. Or better yet, get a house sitter!
Other than that, the obvious - double the training, exercise, vet bills, food etc. So I wouldn't say it is an easy undertaking, but since your girl is older, already established etc it won't be so bad if her training takes a back seat for a little while until you can get them both on a system.
Be prepared for sleepless nights to wear your eyes seem like they're popping out of your head because the dogs needs come before your own especially if it's young puppy and 3 1/2 months cannot come quick enough to when things just begin to get a little easier.
She gave me nice 4 nights, after two I have regret taking puppy :P
But I didn't expect that , so that's why it was a shock for me. Now I'm prepared cause I know what to expect.
I own a house, big yard, so they gonna have a plenty room for themselves.
My friends already agree that if need to they will take them if we have to go somewhere, but I'm planning this time if there is now problems to take them both(Went to Yellowstone 2 years ago and saw so many owners with the dogs that is not even funny ).
My dog is already training fro NW3 level, but there is a class for NW1 just before her class, so I would just have to be an hour early. Also I'm planning to put her for tracking , but him maybe for obedience. In hour school they have plenty classes so I can work around my schedule.
Money wise? I do expect expenses, especially at the beginning. All these shots, check ups etc. , and yes I also take in consideration if there will be any health issues(it's a living creature , something will always come up).
It's a big transition from 0 to 1 dog but I think from 1 to 2 it's just double, but I would like to hear an explanation why it's "TON of work" or " 4x" more work?
I was a rookie, my first "own" dog when I got Nuka, but I've trained her by myself, by reading articles and trying to be responsible owner. Now I hear compliment that she is great dog(from trainers).The new one will be a challenge, cause maybe Nuka was an easy puppy (My friend said that I'm in due for bad puppy :P )
I'm seeing plenty of people having 2-3 dogs so I just thinking that this can't be that hard
I'm asking cause it's closer to the date to pick up the puppy and I'm getting scared, but the same thing I had when I got Nuka...cold feet
I personally do not think it is hard having a 2nd dog. Yes it's more money, more trips to the Vet, more time but it's not that big of a difference than having one dog to me.
I take my dogs everywhere I can, I either take them both or just take one but usually I take both.
I think it becomes tricky and more difficult when you add a 3rd dog to the mix.
I was exactly where you are now about the beginning of February. My Jack Russel Nelson who is seven years old seems to bark a lot and we thought that getting companion might quiet him down. I had three German Shepherd's many years ago and when the K-9 police dog in Philadelphia was killed it broke my heart and I wanted another animal. That was the deciding factor.
It's been about two months and it's been pretty difficult because you're bringing something new into the family and there's a lot of work involved I'm not going to say that it's not a walk in the park and I'm not going to sugarcoat it.
Be prepared for sleepless nights to wear your eyes seem like they're popping out of your head because the dogs needs come before your own especially if it's young puppy and 3 1/2 months cannot come quick enough to when things just begin to get a little easier.
Since I've had no health issues it's been easier and had I had any health issues along the way in the last 60 days I would be questioning my decisions.
I hope you have as good luck as I have had, and come out with a perfect little puppy to add to your family.
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|In the home, no I wouldn't say it was harder.. the training and puppy things, sure, but that's even with one pup. I would say it becomes a little more challenging when you travel.. finding hotels or friends to watch 2 big dogs vs one, was more difficult. I was also living alone at the time I had 2, so I can imagine it being a little easier with 2 or more people int he household.
Adding a second puppy doesn't change you life that much?
One thing to keep in mind if you like to travel, finding a hotel that will take one dog is hard. Finding a hotel that will take two dogs is extremely hard.
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The reason why I asked was that I was stressed out to get first dog. I was afraid of life changes(like you can't go everywhere, you need to pick hotels that accepts dogs or find kennel, rush home to take your dog out), but it didn't affect me that much. It was I will say 3 smooth years. Obedience training I did at home(one hour a day), we also train Nose Work(one hour a week)at school, we have trials 2 times a year. I'm planning to sign her also for tracking. We don't have kids, so I have time after work. We love riding on ATVs so she always goes with us to our friends cabin and we keep her when we are on trail. She loves traveling.We can let her out to run freely and she will not run away. So I never felt like I have a dog, I felt like a have a companion.
That's why I was wondering if the other can change that(we not talking influence of temperament ex. high drive puppy, cause this one is a high drive)
Its odd. Getting a second dog was a huge adjustment. Getting the third and the occasional fourth(rescue foster) is not as bad. Your original dog is older, better set ways and where your want her. So that makes it easier. I think its a great time to add a new dog. Right now all my dogs are about 3-4 years apart. I think thats perfect.
But remember to not forget your older dog. The puppy will need lots and lots of attention. Make sure you dont forget your adult girl. She is going to need one on one time, training and love as well.
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by tplaxl, Sep 7, 2012.
and you're being a jerk.
entitled to an opinion, as are you, but people don't need to get crazy. Hopefully skaters do avoid reading these since people seem hell bent on knocking them all the time.
Actually people are not knocking the skaters down - they are knocking you down for starting what appears to be quite a ridiculous thread.
Is that so? I could swear that I see the words "sub par" "ship has sailed " in posts that are not exactly flattering comments. Who the heck are you people to say what someone is or isn't capable of at their ages? Just a question.....
Thank you all for being the authority of deciding when someone is finished! So thoughtful and kind of you.
Oh and thank you for being such an authority on delusional pair partnerships. You have provided us with so much entertainment.
You're very welcome. That's half the fun.
Come on, it's not as if the U.S. does not have some promising young pairs teams, along with new pairings that have the potential to place well. Some of the problems historically have been that it has seemed difficult for U.S. pairs to stay together and grow together for the long haul (e.g., like Tai and Randy were able to do in a different era).
Another problem, IMO, is that U.S. pairs are often rated below other pairs teams internationally when they are actually on a par with or perform better than those other pairs during international events. Case in point: the fantastic way Evora/ Ladwig skated at the 2010 Olympics but still were placed below Canadian pairs who DID NOT perform well. Currently, I do think the top Canadian pairs are a bit better than our U.S. pairs, at least for the moment.
In any case, even when Tai and Randy were competing, they were often rated behind second and third place Russian pairs teams -- and I think Tai and Randy were much better than the lower ranked Russians, which eventually was recognized by the international judges. The U.S. traditionally does not have a long history of excellence in the pairs discipline, however the same was true in ice dance, but fortunately that has changed. I think it can change for U.S. pairs as well, with hard work, greater effort, better coaching and attention to detail, as well as sticking together.
I can agree with that to a point. The last time we had 3 teams at Worlds was I think 1997?
With the combined placings of Ina / Zimmermann and Scott / Dulebohn at Worlds in Nagano in 2002, I believe the US had three pairs competing in Washington DC.
You are correct. I looked it up and we had 3 spots at the 2003 World Championships, where we lost the additional spot during after that championship. We had I/B, S/D, and O/L representing us finishing 9, 10, and 16th.
I saw him and Lindsay Davis compete a few years ago at Nationals. Themi fell on the SBS triple loop IIRC.
Does that label him as inconsistent? I remember the missed triple loop and I believe there was one missed at Nationals while skating with Naomi? If we're comparing skater to skater, and someone writing that he's a "sub par" I would compare the records of what was landed(without being downgraded) against the other athletes. That is how I would measure it. You could also add in all other competitions to get a better guage, but the comparisons would probably be similiar.
I believe USFS allows a one-time reinstatement application by an ineligible ("pro") athlete. So if Leftheris really wants to return to competition, he just needs to find a suitable and willing partner for next season and put in the work, like all the other current U.S. pairs are doing.
And Lindsay landed hers IIRC.
Since I was the one who used the term, I would like you to not only defend his skating skills but his record against the men who have won bronze at the last few Worlds and Olympics and you tell me me if he is still not 'sub par'? Tikhonov, Szolkovy, Davidson, Zhao, Tong, Smirnov, and Tran. Do you still think he has a shot at Olympic bronze looking at the past and future skaters? Get serious? I'm all for skaters and their dreams but Olympics bronze with a woman in her 30s who missed 2010 with a great partner, only in a bad made for TV movie.
I don't need to defend the comment. Go back and watch every competition that is recorded and available he's in and you can see it for yourself. Tough competitor and comparably as strong as the men you listed. A vast majority of the mistakes in his competitions were made by the other partner. FYI, the bronze medal is won by two people in pairs, not one, right? That would mean that both people had to skate pretty well.
Did you just say John Baldwin was great partner?! Any idea of how many SBS triple jumps John turned into doubles?
Rena's success was greatly held back by John also. That is why I made the suggestion for someone to get these two strong competitors to give it a go. Of course it's far fetched and not likely! Both people probably don't want to compete again, but to say if they were at their best they wouldn't be competitve isn't fair. BOTH, are very strong driven athletes.
But it is not their dream. It is a strange dream tplaxl has conjured up for goodness knows what reason. Don't even see the point in arguing it or justifying it as it just ain't going to happen.
Not a dream, just a hope. A hope for two deserving athletes who never reached their full potential. Is it so wrong to want that for them and suggest it?
But it is never going to happen!!!
^michal brezina will never get a olympic gold but I still mention hope for it at every opportunity there's nothing wrong with hoping and dreaming
I think that is more likely than what was being proposed here.
You really just aren't a very good person are you? Hopefully I never meet you. The negativity that surrounds you is disturbing and toxic.
Yeah always blame the girl... Most if not all of falls in throw jumps are because the guy doesn't know how to throw...
And the delusion that surrounds you is disturbing as well. Seriously.
Hmm, Where did I say it was based on just the throws? I've seen a lot of competitions where it was the SBS jumps that were missed by partners. I definitely was not referring to just throws if you interpreted it that way.
Guess your dating Aussie Willy?
Guess again, chuckles.
There are plenty of mistakes that girls make that have nothing to do with the guy (and there are also a lot that do have to do with him). And in some cases, it it always the girl. In others, it's always the guy.
No I just don't take things too seriously. But if you haven't realised by now you are being baited then I am not sure how you get by in life generally.


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Game One – Canisius 4, Manhattan 3
Canisius put together its first rally in the bottom of the fourth as senior Ryan Coppinger beat out an infield single, and senior Jimmy Luppens went the other way and placed a double in right field to get two runners in scoring position with no outs. Junior Connor Panas singled past a drawn-in infield to score both runners and give the Griffs the 2-0 lead. Canisius would force Manhattan starter Chris Rocchietti to throw 25 pitches in the fourth inning after 29 pitches in the first three innings.
Junior Rohn Pierce retired the first 12 batters he faced before Manhattan used two doubles in the fifth to cut the Canisius lead to 2-1. The Griffs got the run right back in the bottom of the inning as sophomore Anthony Massicci reached on a one-out single, moved to second on a groundout from Coppinger and scored on a two-out hit from Luppens to push the lead back to two runs.
The Griffs continued to attack in the sixth as Panas led off with a double down the first-base line. Sophomore Brett Siddall followed with a single through the hole on the right side to put runners at the corners with no outs. Senior Jesse Kelso sent a fly ball to center, which was caught by Chris Kalousdian. The center fielder fired home and the throw just beat Panas for the second out of the inning and effectively ended the Griffs' rally.
Manhattan tied the game in the seventh, using a leadoff single from Andrew Gorecki into the hole on the right side. Massicci made the diving play but his throw went wide of the bag and allowed Gorecki to get all the way to third base. RBI singles from Christian Santisteban and Jason Patnick evened the score at 3-3.
Massicci reached on a one-out walk in the ninth, getting on base for the fourth time in the game. Coppinger went the other way with an 0-2 pitch that hit off the third baseman's glove and caromed down the left-field line to put runners at second and third with one out. An intentional walk to Luppens loaded the bases. Puscheck fisted the 2-2 pitch through the right side to give the Griffs their fourth last at-bat win of the season.
Pierce (5-1) threw his second complete game of the season, allowing three runs (two earned) on five hits, walking one and striking out two.
Massicci was 3-for-4 with two runs scored and a walk while Coppinger, Luppens and Panas each had two hits in the game.
Game Two — Canisius 10, Manhattan 0
Canisius chased Manhattan starter Joe Jacques in the second inning when the Griffs scored six runs and sent 11 batters to the plate. Senior Shane Zimmer led off with a double, Panas followed with a walk and Siddall singled up the middle to load the bases with no outs. Junior Mike Krische singled through the left side to score two runs. Siddall took third base on the throw home, with the throw from the catcher attempting to throw out Siddall going over the third baseman's head and rolling all the way down the left-field line. Siddall scored easily, and Krische came all the way around the bases to make it 4-0. The Griffs added runs later in the inning on an RBI single from Puscheck and RBI groundout from Zimmer. In the fifth, the Griffs scored four more runs, taking advantage of four walks and two HBP to build a 10-0 lead.
That would be more than enough support for sophomore Alex Godzak (4-2) as the lefty threw his first career shutout. Godzak allowed just three hits and walked two while striking out four. He only allowed one runner to reach third base and retired 16 of the final 19 batters.
Canisius spread out the nine hits over eight players, with Zimmer going 2-for-3. Massicci worked three more walks while senior Ronnie Bernick, Luppens and Panas each reached base three times with a hit, walk and HBP.
Canisius and Manhattan close out the series on Sunday, with first pitch scheduled for noon.
Notes: Canisius last started MAAC play 5-0 in 2010, when the Griffs won their last five eight conference games… The walk-off win for the Griffs was their 14th at the Demske since 2007… Massicci has reached base in 12 of his 14 plate appearances this week… The five-game winning streak for the Griffs over the Jaspers matches the longest for Canisius in series history… Canisius stole five bases in the opener and has 14 stolen bases in the last five games… Puscheck extended his on-base streak to 27 games… Luppens and Panas each extended their hitting streak to eight games.


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Sangre de Cristo Mountains > Challenger Point > Climber's Log
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|Route Climbed: Outward Bound Couloir Date Climbed: July 2, 2005
|Climbed with brother (ahansen54, see below). Late start but snow was good in the couloir. It was easy to sidestep the small cornice at the top. Summitted Kit Carson and headed over to Challenger Pt. via Kit Carson Avenue. Still a few patches of snow on the avenue. Storms held off as we hiked the west ridge back down to Willow Lake. I enjoyed the ascent much more than surfing down all the scree on the main route. Pretty area, but a little crowded due to the fact it was the 4th of July weekend.
|Posted Jul 18, 2005 5:05 pm
|Route Climbed: North Slopes / West Ridge Date Climbed: July, 31 2004
|28th and 29th 14ers!
|Posted Jul 13, 2005 3:01 pm
|Route Climbed: Outward Bound Couloir Date Climbed: July 2, 2005
|Climbed with jhansen007 via the Outward Bound Couloir (tops out at the saddle between Kat Carson and Kit Carson) and then continued up the last portion of the standard route. Descended via the West Ridge and hit Challenger Point on the way out. Great weather despite getting a late start.
|Posted Jul 6, 2005 11:27 am
|Route Climbed: Colony lakes Date Climbed: 7/3/05
|Hiked in to Colony Lakes in the morning and continued on to Kit Carson. I didn't know it was going to be such a long route, but it was so fun. I decided to climb Humboldt on the way back to complete the day.
|Posted Jul 5, 2005 8:56 pm
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|Route Climbed: North Ridge Challenger / West Ridge Kit Carson Date Climbed: August 2004
|Interesting solo trip. Two summits at once and the closest that I've ever come to getting dead from a dumbass mistake. Nevertheless, an awesome hike and beautiful scenery. This is why I go to the mountains. My trip report will follow.
|Posted May 7, 2005 10:51 pm
|Route Climbed: Challenger Face, Kirk Couloir Date Climbed: Multiple climbs
|As I grew up in nearby Saguache, this is one of my favorite peaks to climb. I have summited three or four times, but I try not to keep count. The Kirk Couloir route is a classic--preferably climbed at sunrise wth a pair of skis on the pack.
|Posted May 7, 2005 2:04 am
|Route Climbed: East Ridge from Colony Lakes Date Climbed: August 11, 1985
|Finally had the chance to ride up the nasty Colony Lakes road w/ my BMS group from the CMC. This was to be our "High Peak Climb" for graduating Basic Mountaineering School. We camped at the upper lake, and rather than heading to the Humboldt saddle we scambled up one of the loose couloirs leading directly to the Bears Playground. When we arrived there, it was totally fogged in (only 20 foot visablity). Well, that was a good chance to practice our map and compass skills. I was elected to take the lead and successfully put us right at the base of the eastern sub peak (then unnamed, but so was the western summit; hopefully there will be no need for future summits to be named after disasters in space exploration). After scrambling up tundra and solid rock to the 13,980 summits of the subpeak, we descended south on solid rock to traverse over a small ridge and then climb back up a few feet to the saddle. The climb to the true summit was back in the fog and the view was non-existent. the descent was uneventful and everyone was tired but satisfied.
|Posted Feb 3, 2005 1:11 pm
|Route Climbed: The Prow Date Climbed: August 1,2004
|Hiked up Spanish Creek and camped in the beautiful valley between Kit Carson and the Crestones. Solo free climbed the prow. Solid rock all the way up and great views from every direction.
|Posted Aug 15, 2004 12:52 am
|Route Climbed: North Ridge Date Climbed: July 24, 2004
|I ascended the north ridge with ATTM and descended via Challenger Point with Alan Ellis. A great time with great company! It's always a pleasure to spend time with fellow SPers.
|Posted Jul 26, 2004 4:11 pm
|Route Climbed: North Face of Challenger Date Climbed: July 24, 2004
|Woo Hoo!!! 1,000' of class 3+ scrambling. Thanks to my sweetie, Alan, who forged ahead and provided great beta. Thanks to Ellen for checking in on the radio to see if I had been clobbered by the all the falling rocks. And special thanks to Aaron for climbing down and meeting me 50' below the ridge and giving me much needed incentive to finish (hey...no way was I down climbing that route). This one was for you Grandpa.
|Posted Jul 26, 2004 1:14 pm
|Alan Ellis
|Route Climbed: North Face of Challenger Date Climbed: July 24, 2004
|Did a great class 3+ route up the north face of Challenger, then on to the foggy summit of Kit Carson. The weather looked iffy, but I'm glad I finished it. Many thanks to Andy for waiting for me on the summit and for Aaron and Ellen for giving me beta on the radio. Congrats to Jackie for doing the north face and summiting Challenger, and to Barry and Andy for doing the north ridge. What a great trip!
|Posted Jul 26, 2004 12:09 am
|Route Climbed: West Ridge via Challenger Point Date Climbed: May 29, 2004
|Kit Carson avenue was loaded with snow and made for a freakish route. We were able to kick steps and use our ice axes to get across the first section of the avenue with all the exposure loaming below. I accidently exited the avenue too soon and this resulted in at least a 4th class climb to the summit. We then decended the North Ridge route and made it back to camp just after dark.
|Posted Jun 1, 2004 1:36 am
|Route Climbed: e ridge Date Climbed: july 00
|did Kit and Kat but not Challenger (yet!). Long hard day, with Kat in the way. But fun cilmbiing in the notch.
|Posted May 20, 2004 9:57 pm
|Route Climbed: West Ridge via Challenger Point Date Climbed: July 16, 2002
|This was Erin's and my first trip to the Crestone area 14ers. We had an interesting encounter with a bighorn at the base of Challenger, and we faced a dramatic downpour as we neared the trailhead during our return. A trip report is available here.
|Posted Apr 12, 2004 11:47 am
|Route Climbed: from Willow Lake (see route comment in additions-corrections) Date Climbed: 23 June 2002
|I climbed Challenger Pk with my son Peter, then 15, from Willow Lake and we continued on to climb Kit Carson. Challenger Pk was Peter's first 14,000 ft peak. I had first climbed Kit Carson back on 9 August 1971.
|Posted Apr 7, 2004 5:37 pm
|Route Climbed: West Ridge Date Climbed: August 2002
|Made it on 3rd try - had weather problems twice before. The face of Challenger is steep - watch for rockfall ... a mountain goat sent some boulders flying towards us.
|Posted Jan 10, 2004 7:06 pm
|Route Climbed: West Ridge via Challenger Point Date Climbed: July 2003
|The night before we summited, my brother and I helped out a guy who had taken a fall on the snowfield on the east side of Challenger. The next morning we had a great hike and beat the rush of people.
|Posted Dec 5, 2003 9:53 pm
|Route Climbed: Willow creek
|This is one of the prettiest hikes up a 14er willow lake is amazing. and the ramp that takes you from challenger ridge to a walkable route up Kit Carson Peak is unnatural. all in all a great hike/scramble.
|Posted Dec 1, 2003 10:23 pm
|Route Climbed: Willow Lake Date Climbed: Sept. 1, 2003
|Excellent backpack trip, although I felt sluggish on the second day, to the most spectacular lake that I've been to this date. Colonelpyat(Jim) is an excellent hiker/climber and anyone who hike's with him will soon come to realize the many years of experience behind him.
The only downer on the weekend was that I dropped my camera and it tumbled down the mountain for about two-hundred feet. It came to rest in what looked like an old melted out crevasse (inside joke). Needless to say the camera is finished, it was a very somber moment, but like my wife says at least it wasn't me tumbling down the mountain.
A little TIP for those who attempt this mountain in the future, screw the guidebook, and head for the prominent notch just to the right of Challenger Point's summit (class 2+, loose scree). you will be able to see it from the back side of the lake and holds snow throughout the year. By doing this you will dodge the extreme exposure from the standard route. I will add an image to this page and call out this notch.
|Posted Sep 24, 2003 8:17 pm
|Route Climbed: West Ridge Date Climbed: August 31, 2003
|Crowded, Labor Day weekend. We left from the lake about 6:30 a.m. and encountered at least three parties en route on the ridge who were turning back, due to the fog. Our native Alamosan had no particular concerns about this turning electrical, though, so we pressed onward. Challenger took about five hours; the ridge is indeed an intense ascent, but there are small steps seemingly dug into the side of the tundra. If you can find these, which requires occasionally traversing small boulder fields, the ascent is much more tolerable.
KC Ave entails one route of ascent, turning sharp left and descending two times. At the bottom of the second descent, we spotted the two gullies mentioned in the EXCELLENT trip report by Aaron Johnson posted herein. (Certainly richer in detail than Roach's.) We made a slight shortcut, however, instead of ascending directly from the avenue. This proved helpful on the way up, but impossible to retrace on the way down, causing 3 out of the 4 members of our party to mistakenly descend below the Avenue on the way down.
At the very bottom, we were facing Crestone. One of our party traversed tons of class 4/5 to get back to the avenue; we other two found a class 3 route. Where we came up was the second leg of the Ave, rather than the final 3rd from whence we had begun our ascent. Bottom line: pick a route that you KNOW you can retrace without any difficulty, even if it's longer.
Coming back, we heard there was a class 2 couloir that offered a faster descent than the far ridge back down to the lake. Being too exhausted to ascend back to Challenger's ridge, however, we contented ourselves with traversing diagonally down the east face, which is slow class 3 requiring much focus. Also, you don't want to descend too quickly, because there is a roughly 200 ft cliff at the base of Challenger's southern face.
I will post a full-blown photo essay/trip report at my own site soon:
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Just wondering how many pots can a person set without a license. I thought it was two but a friend told me three. Buy the way I'm in Virginia waters.
Just wondering how many pots can a person set without a license. I thought it was two but a friend told me three. Buy the way I'm in Virginia waters.
In Virginia you can set two pots per person without a crab pot license.
It's two in MD also but they must be set by a water front property owner and be attached to a pier or within 100 feet of it...................Gary
Thanks, I thought it was two. Ill let my friend know he better check the law again.
Just 2 and set by a water front property owner and must be attached to the pier, also don't forget the turtle guards...
I'm setting mine out Saturday & we'll see.......
Creel limits vary depending on whether the crabber is licensed or not - see Individual Crabbing information above.
2 crab pots from a private propoerty or pier or within 100 yds of shore and attached by line
I thought it was 100 feet but it is 100 yards................Gary
wtihout a license it's two in Virginia. I don't think it has to be attached to a pier in Virginia and pretty sure you don't have to use turtle guards(might be a good idea). You can buy rec pot license that lets you use 5 pots for $36 but it's only good from June 1 thru Sept. 15. You can find the regs here and check.
thats correct, VA makes no stipulation concerning property owners and piers, that would be MD
Also in VA if you and your buddy use a boat together and go out it is one Bu per vessel limit. If you both have 5 pot licenses it is still one Bu.
One Bu per person if you are crabbing from the shore. Same applies to 24 peeler crab rule.
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Feb. 22, 2014
Here's a quick look at how Tennessee competed in Saturday's morning preliminary sessions, plus who to watch for tonight.
WOMEN'S 100 FREESTYLEWho's swimming tonight?
Lindsay Gendron - A Final - 48.28
Faith Johnson - A Final - 48.41
Harper Bruens - B Final - 48.91
Kate McNeilis - Alternate - 49.74
Tonight's 100 freestyle will be the first final with two women's swimmers in the A race. Lindsay Gendron swam the sixth-best time in preliminaries, coming in at 48.28. Harper Bruens qualified for the B final in 49.00. Though Kate McNeilis clocked an NCAA B-cut time of 49.74, she is an alternate for the finals.
MEN'S 100 FREESTYLEWho's swimming tonight?
Luke Percy - A Final - 42.53
Troy Tillman - B Final - 43.65
Gustav Aberg Ledjstrom - C Final - 43.75
Carl Svagerko - C Final - 44.08
Tennessee's represented in all three finals of the men's 100 freestyle. Freshman Luke Percy clocked the fastest time of his career -- an NCAA automatic qualifying time of 42.53 -- to make the A final. It is the second-fastest time in Tennessee history. Troy Tillman is in the B final with the 15th-best time of 43.65. A pair of Vols made the C final: Gustav Aberg Ledjstrom and Carl Svagerko.
WOMEN'S 200 BACKSTROKEWho's swimming tonight?
Lauren Driscoll - B Final - 1:56.13
Amanda Carner - C Final - 1:56.47
Anna DeMonte - C Final - 1:56.48
Lauren Driscoll is swimming again tonight, this time in the 200 backstroke. She had the 15th-fastest time in 1:56.13. Amanda Carner and Anna DeMonte finished nearly simultaneously next to each other in the preliminaries. Both will be in the C final.
MEN'S 200 BACKSTROKEWho's swimming tonight?
Sean Lehane - A Final - 1:39.94
Jimmy Dagley - C Final - 1:45.23
Sean Lehane swam more than two seconds faster than anyone else in the morning preliminaries in the 200 backstroke. Lehane demolished his own school record by more than a second, coming into the wall in 1:39.94. He is the first Vol to swim under 1:40.00. Fellow sophomore Jimmy Dagley also earned a second swim. He's in the C final with a time of 1:45.23.
WOMEN'S 200 BREASTSTROKEWho's swimming tonight?
Molly Hannis - A Final - 2:08.52
Like Sean Lehane, Molly Hannis also improved on a school record. She bested her own time by swimming the 200 breaststroke in 2:08.52. She is the only women's swimmer in UT history to swim under 2:10.
WOMEN'S PLATFORMWho's swimming tonight?
Tori Lamp - A Final - 283.95
Tori Lamp competed in her first platform competition since August, securing the fifth qualifying spot in 283.95. She is the two-time defending champion in this event. Both times Lamp relied on her final dive for big points to lead her to victory.


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Brown Hits Repeat, Shoots Green Bay Past Milwaukee
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Just over a month after the first meeting, the story was pretty similar for the Green Bay men's basketball team against rival Milwaukee. An impressive run to blow open a close game, a career game from junior Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) and a strong second half from sophomore Keifer Sykes (Chicago, Ill.). This time, however, Brown and Sykes had some help, Phoenix fans got to see it from up close, and the win moved Green Bay to third place in the league standings.
Brown made 10-of-12 shots, including four of his five shots from long range, and scored a career-high 28 points on Tuesday night at the Resch Center, propelling Green Bay (16-13, 10-5 HL) to a 78-61 victory over visiting Milwaukee (8-23, 3-13 HL) in Horizon League play. It was the fourth-straight conference win for the Phoenix, who after a Wright State loss on Tuesday will enter Saturday's season finale against league champion Valparaiso at 2 p.m. alone in third place.
The 7-foor-1 Brown had 16 points on 6-of-8 shooting in the first half as Green Bay went into halftime in front 32-16. After Milwaukee trimmed a double-digit deficit to 57-52 midway through the second half, Brown drained two triples and scored eight points as part of a 15-1 run that turned a close game into a rout (72-53).
In the first meeting between the two teams, Brown had a then career-high 23 points and Green Bay pulled away with a second-half run for a 20-point (74-54) win on Jan. 25 at Milwaukee. The junior totaled 51 points, 16 rebounds and six blocks in the series sweep.
Sykes added 11 of his 18 points after halftime and finished with 18 points and six assists, putting an exclamation point on the win with a late dunk which gave Green Bay its biggest lead of the night (78-58). He made all seven of his free throws as the Phoenix went 14-of-16 from the line.
The All-Horizon League duo of Brown and Sykes had some help in the second half, with sophomore Greg Mays (Chicago, Ill.) scoring 11 of his 15 points and junior Sultan Muhammad (Grand Rapids, Mich.) tallying all eight of his points. Mays finished with 15 points and eight rebounds as the Phoenix held a 36-25 advantage on the glass.
Freshman Jordan Fouse (Racine, Wis.) scored just three points but was stuffing the stat sheet again. The 6-foot-7 wing was the third Phoenix player with eight rebounds and also added five assists, five steals and two blocked shots. Fouse now has 50 steals on the season, tying Terry Evans for the program freshman record.
Milwaukee shot just 37.5 percent from the field (18-48) and was held to only 4-of-17 shooting from long range (23.5%). Green Bay was 29-of-55 from the field and made 6-of-12 from long range.
With five blocks on the night, three from Brown and two from Fouse, Green Bay tied its program record for blocks in a season at 142, originally set last season.
Saturday's game against Valparaiso will also be Senior Day at the Resch Center, with Green Bay honoring lone senior Brennan Cougill (Sioux City, Iowa). The first 1,000 fans in attendance for the 2 p.m. game will receive a complimentary Cougill bobblehead.
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High school notebook: KA's Antone has options in recruiting realm
Kiski Area three-sport standout Maddie Antone has plenty of time to make her college decision, although she may have to decide on a sport first.
The senior has made teams in basketball, softball and volleyball significantly better since she was a ninth-grader. Colleges have taken notice in all three sports, although it appears Antone is leaning toward basketball and softball.
The 5-foot-10 Antone has Division I attention from Cleveland State in basketball and Winthrop in softball.
She believes more schools may come calling in hoops if she debunks scouting reports that call her one-dimensional. She expects to play more small forward or guard this season after spending her entire prep career on the low block.
"I'm small compared to a lot of these other girls," Antone said. "Colleges see 5-10 and they want you to play guard. I haven't had much of a chance to do that."
Antone has not ruled out the possibility of playing two sports in college. St. Vincent, Clarion and Wheeling-Jesuit have inquired about her pulling double-duty.
"I want to be patient and see if I can get a full ride," Antone said. "We'll see what happens from there."
Two that got away
Deer Lakes football fans probably cringed again when they saw two former players make impacts at other programs. It has become a disheartening trend.
Josh Loper, a senior, went to Shady Side Academy, where he anchored the Indians' defense. Loper, a 6-foot, 195-pound defensive end, was named the Class AA Allegheny Conference's Defensive Player of the Year.
North Allegheny standout defensive lineman Jeremy Gonzales helped lead the Tigers to a WPIAL Class AAAA championship. The 6-2, 220-pounder had 11 sacks this season through 11 games for the Tigers.
Both players played youth football at Deer Lakes but left the district after eighth grade.
A Deer Lakes Bucks youth team from 2003 featured Loper, Gonzales and former Shaler star J.P. Holtz, a Pitt recruit. Who knows how good Deer Lakes' varsity would have been with those players in the lineup? Lancers fans might have been Mapquesting directions to Heinz Field.
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No shocker here: Burrell senior running back Cole Bush was named Allegheny Conference Offensive Player of the Year. Bush ran for 1,794 yards and scored 33 touchdowns — both single-season school records — as the Bucs went 8-2 and shared the conference title with Freeport.
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Discussion in 'Fantasy Sports Central' started by BillLaimbeer, Mar 18, 2012.
Funston is an azzzzzz, where was this info predraft. !!!!!!! 3 of those guys are coming off injury.
Laim and I told him to wait.........then make sure we dominated his article.
Yeah, I was kidding. He's OK.
All-Breakout Team - Fantasy - Yahoo! Sports Ahhhhhhh...the breakout predictions are here.......... My three that I expect to break out are........Brennan Boesch, David Freese, and Chris Sale
Late Eight: Liriano one of many afterthoughts poised to profit | Roto Arcade - Yahoo! Sports The "afterthought" players........including Delmon Young of the Tigers.
unless a guys not playing my line-up is set for the year.
What if Ben Revere gets hot? Won't you put him into the starting lineup? You can move Chipper Jones to the DL, by the way. This will free up a roster spot for you to pick up another guy.
I dropped Chipper for Prado and it shows in transactions but he's still on my team, back on 3-27 ?
When you add or drop guys in a weekly league, the new roster doesn't take effect until the following Monday. To look at your current, up-to-date roster, just click on "My Team", then click on "Mon, Apr 2."
Now I see it. How many points do you get for each thing ?
Each category is worth 1 point, so a weekly matchup is worth 12 points (6 batting, 6 pitching).
Got 3 Tiger hitters starting this weekend against Boston.........Let's hope they have a MONSTER of a game.... My 2nd starter just signed a 127 million dollar contract........hope he earns it.
Season REALLY starts today. A nationally televised game tonight featuring the Miami Marlins in their new park......against the St. Louis Cardinals........ I got 2 guys goin for the Cards.......... Freese and Berkman in the infield. I look to see Motte........my closer...born in Michigan, picking up the save tonight.............
Fantasy baseball is so funny. It will drive you nuts. I remember last year I was playing a person . My pitcher was Clayton Kershaw. (Can't do much better than that, right?) It went something like this... So Kershaws team is up about 2 or 3 runs (I believe it was 4-1). Bottom of the 9th. Kershaw pitching. 2 outs. 2 strikes on the batter. So Kershaw is one strike away from the Complete Game, a win, a great ERA, a great WHIP. Now...the batter gets a hit. Then another guy does. Then another guy does and gets a 3 or 4 run homer . So Kershaw loses. So I get a worse ERA, WHIP, I get a Loss instead of the Win (we counted losses as a negative stat last year, lose my Complete Game when Kershaw is replaced for that last batter). BUT...to add insult to injury...the batter hitting the homer ALSO owns the batter who hit the homer. So the guy gets to add up a Home run, 3 or 4 RBI's, At least one Run, Batting Average goes up. Hits go up (we counted those too last year) So how many categories adversely affected me by Kershaw not getting that last strike??? Runs, RBI's, Hits, Home Run, Batting Average, Losses, Wins, Complete Game, ERA, WHIP...As far as I can remember TEN!!! The match was close at the time. I still ended up kicking his butt by the end of the week, but I wasn't in a good mood when it happened.
These first two weeks will be a good test for my team. I'd like to get off to a fast start and not have to play ketchup. Taking 9 of 12 or more from Darth in week 2 would be nice.......... He could rename his team "April Blues"
I've said this before, but I like this story (until the end). My team was dominant last year. I won 18 or 19 matches out of 23 weeks, including the last 9 or so weeks in the regular season (mostly by large margins). I finished a couple dozen games above the 2nd place team. In the playoffs, we got a bye. The following week I was dead by MONDAY night. Unbelievable. My team narrowed the gap but never quite caught up. The next week my team just flat out sucked and I lost again. No Gold. No Silver. No Bronze. No NOTHING!! But, my point is that I've done the dominant act twice before the last time (although previously I was able to finish up and take gold). So IF you can kick my butt...hats off to you! It promises to be fun and I'm looking forward to it. 9 of the 10 teams look pretty good to me at this point. Time will tell. I play Jammer this week. He always has good teams so our work will be cut out for us. I would insult him and his team but he is never here to see it so why waste my time?
Jammer has his browser set to pick up anything BYU......... Start there with your insults.........something like......... "Your third baseman thinks BYU is the french spelling for BUY"............ Also..................I play Thee for week 3 and I look forward to beating him. I don't face Laimbeer til week 8. By then, half my team will be cut or injured.
Nah, you'll beat Laimbeer. But he will sneak into the playoffs by the skin of his...and these two will pay his family a visit the day before the playoffs begin...and then...
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Rudolf Nureyev
News about Rudolf Nureyev, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Highlights from the Archives
Television Review | 'Nureyev: The Russian Years'
Love Lost and Fame Gained for a Young Nureyev
The fascination of this documentary is the light it throws on Nureyev's life and career before his escape from the Soviet Union, through candid observations by close friends as well as colleagues in Nureyev's youthful Leningrad years.August 29, 2007 artsReview
Romeo (and Juliet), How Many Art Thou? 1 Ballet Score, Many Stagings
The Joffrey Ballet brings its "Romeo and Juliet" to New York this week. Our chief dance critic considers a multiplicity of stagings of the Prokofiev score....
March 28, 2017, Tuesday
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Review: In 'Nureyev's Eyes,' a Bond Between a Painter and a Dancer
The play, at the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick, depicts the friendship between Jamie Wyeth and Rudolf Nureyev....
February 14, 2016, Sunday
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Bryony Brind Dies at 55; Nureyev Lifted Ballerina's Career
After the famous dancer discovered her, Ms. Brind rose to become a principal dancer for the Royal Ballet in London....
December 14, 2015, Monday
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National Museum of Dance to Honor Mark Morris, Nureyev and Chita Rivera
The museum will induct Mr. Morris and Nureyev into its hall of fame and will recognize Ms. Rivera with a lifetime achievement award....
August 5, 2015, Wednesday
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Misty Copeland Makes the Cover of Time Magazine
Ms. Copeland, a soloist at American Ballet Theater, was chosen as one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people....
April 16, 2015, Thursday
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A Proudly Unsentimental 'Nutcracker' at Paris Opera Ballet
A challenging production of the Christmastime classic....
December 19, 2014, Friday
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Fond Farewell to a Paris Opera Ballet Étoile
An A-list crowd celebrated the dancer Nicolas Le Riche as he ended a remarkable ballet career Wednesday night at the Palais Garnier....
July 11, 2014, Friday
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A Whirl of Memories and Ardent Invention, From Nureyev to Now
Lincoln Center's Dance on Camera festival returns with films focusing on luminaries like Paul Taylor and Rudolf Nureyev that wrap in intriguing interviews, rehearsals and performances....
January 30, 2014, Thursday
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A Nureyev Ballet, With a Hint of Ambivalence, Takes Its Time
"The Sleeping Beauty" being performed by the Paris Opera Ballet is notable for its length and what Rudolf Nureyev may have been trying to convey between the lines....
December 23, 2013, Monday
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At a French Museum, Peeks at Nureyev's World
Many of Rudolf Nureyev's belongings are now on display at a costume museum in Moulins, France, offering a sense of that ballet dancer's exuberant personality and passion for all that was rare and beautiful....
December 12, 2013, Thursday
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Hey guys.
I've played trickster for a while several months ago and I managed to get my charm raccoon to level 30. After that though it seemed like there wouldn't be storyline quests in a while which helped out A LOT with the major exp rewards. I finished the keyquest with the sand man guy and got the reward. I feel like taking up my character again so I can at least get him to level 50 for his job change (its been bugging me for a while) and I was wondering...exactly where should I level?
Are there any quests that I can do that give decent exp besides the monster hunting quest which only works once a day?
My character is a charm raccoon level 30, mainly a huge tank with a lot of health but not as much damage output.
Oh and another question...how the hell do you get 1 million galder before getting to level 50 0~0...that seems really difficult for a second job change.


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Arsenal Football Club is delighted to announce that Emirates Stadium will host an International Friendly match between Brazil and Argentina on Sunday 3rd September 2006.
The match will kick off at 4pm and the Club is pleased to announce that Arsenal members will receive the exclusive first rights on purchasing tickets for this high profile fixture.
The forthcoming match will give football fans in the UK the chance to see some of the world's greatest footballers in action. The Brazilian squad travelling to London is likely to feature key players such as Ronaldinho, Adriano, Kaka and Ronaldo, and of course our very own Gilberto. With the opposition line-up from Argentina set to include stars Messi, Riquelme, Mascherano and Saviola.
Argentina and Brazil have enjoyed a healthy rivalry since their first match in 1914 which Brazil won 3-0, and between them have won the World Cup a total of seven times.
The last time the two teams played each other was in Frankfurt during the Confederations Cup in June 2005, with Brazil triumphing 4-1. However, this match is the first time these two teams have ever played each other on English soil.
Arsenal Managing Director Keith Edelman said: "We are honoured to be hosting an international match between Brazil and Argentina at Emirates Stadium. It's a compliment to both our Club and our new stadium that we have been approached to stage such a high profile match between two of the most prestigious national teams in the world.
"I understand that both countries will be fielding their strongest possible line-ups and therefore we are all looking forward to witnessing a competitive match including many of the world's best players."