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- #1 Most Attractive Trait You Can Display to a Woman
- #1 Way to Get a Girl Hooked on You (Proven By Science)
- 5 Things That Make You Look Desperate and Immediately Turns Girls Off…
- 3 Toxic Mistakes That Lead to the Friend Zone
- 3 Reasons Why A Girl Will Test You
- How to Raise Your Status Around Girls
- What You Need to Stop Wearing After 25
- Jason Capital's Honey Trick (Six Questions)
- 10 Articles on Better Sex
- The Style Mistakes That Make You Look Cheap
- What to Talk About with Her to Make Her Fall for You
- Girlfriend Secrets: What Women Really Want
- 10 Ways To TEASE A Woman
- The 9 Types Of Orgasms
- How to Dress Like a Bad Boy
- Three Sex Techniques Stolen From Lesbians
- Top 10 Things Women Want You To Do In Bed
- How To Ejaculate Like A Porn Star
- Five Subtle Signals That She Wants Sex
- Texting a Girl: A Guide To Text Message Game
- 3 Ways to Instantly Turn a Woman Off and Kill Any Attraction She Felt
- How to Tell if a Girl Likes You (5 Fool Proof Signs to Look For)
- What to Say to Girls, Explained
- How to Display Masculine Qualities
- How to Keep Your Power Edge With Women
What Not to Say to Her Friends
You need to be on good terms with your new girlfriend's friends if things are going to work out in the long term. It helps to be friendly, but being too friendly will sabotage your relationship.
Most women have a few close girl friends that they tell everything to. They talk through their problems together. You want her friends to approve of you so that when your girlfriend is telling her friends about the issues you're having, her friends will encourage her to work things out with you. If they don't like you, they'll seize on the opportunity to convince your girlfriend that you're just not worth the effort.
With that in mind, here are a few things you don't want to say to your girlfriend's friends if you want them to like and respect you.
Don't ask for a threesome
Usually you have to ask for what you want, or you won't get it. When it comes to asking for a threesome however, don't ever ask your girlfriend's friends. They will think you are sleazy and will feel uncomfortable around you. There's also no point asking, because any good friend will say no to you. In the event that you and your girl have discussed the prospect of a threesome with one of her friends, let her do the asking.
Don't flirt with them
Flirting with the friends of the lady you're with is asking for trouble. It doesn't matter if the friend started flirting with you first – never reciprocate. You may think you can have your cake and eat it too, but for all you know, it could be a trap. Perhaps your girl has asked her friend to find out if you're faithful. The friend may have even decided to take on this task of her own accord.
Even if you are considering cutting your girlfriend loose, realistically you're never going to get with any of her friends, so it's not even worth the effort of flirting with them.
Don't tell them secrets
Anything you don't want your girlfriend to know should also be kept from her friends. Women talk- you can be sure that anything you say in confidence will be dutifully reported back. While it's an asset to build trust with her friends, always be aware that anything you say to them will not necessarily stay with them.
Don't tell them intimate details
You don't know the exact nature of your girlfriend's relationship with her friends- she could be reserved when talking to them about intimate topics. Bringing up details about your sex life with her has the potential to be embarrassing for your girlfriend and assumes a certain level of comfort with her friends. Even if her friends already know all the details, it's not appropriate for you to repeat them to a group of people that you barely know. You don't need to stick to safe topics like the weather when talking to her friends, but use some discretion.
Simple Trick Tells You if a Girl Wants You to Kiss Her
Do girls leave you confused as to whether or not they like you?
Let's face it. Girl's don't make it easy for you. She will often send mixed signals leaving you unable to tell if she is being friendly or flirty. If you read her signals wrong you risk rejection and embarrassment. Or worse, you blow it with a girl who wanted to kiss you.
Here is a simple and innocent move that will instantly tell you if you're in the friend zone, or if she's waiting for you to kiss her.
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Richard, true maybe, but it was RB's designs that really brought front wing flexibility into the spotlight to begin with. I wouldn't doubt that even though they might have been passing the updated tests, they weren't just taking it lying down. It'd just have meant they had to be smarter and find a way to get as much as possible of what they wanted without it failing the test.

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Speaker Shahab Baqai
Affiliation University of Illinois
Host Arjmand Samuel
Duration 01:14:20
Date recorded 8 April 2013
Communication and sharing of information has become as pervasive and multimodal as the science fictional imagination of various works such as Star Trek, except of course where there is a transgression on the laws of Physics (faster than light communications, etc.) In this talk I will identify the building blocks in the end-to-end communication system; enabling technologies and the protocols that provide for ubiquitous, multimedia communication experience over heterogeneous network substrates and end devices. The talk will focus on audio and video communication over packet switched networks highlighting my work in efficient and secure delivery of content within the user quality specifications and resource constraints. The challenges and projected solutions over present and next generation networking initiatives will conclude the talk.
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a new masterpiece
one of my favorite art media combos is sharpies and watercolors. i just love the definition the sharpie provides, and how it just won't budge with the watercolor. something about that satisfies me greatly. apparently it's hereditary.
last year i created (and framed – all in one day! it was a miracle) some bird pictures for above our bed in the master bedroom. at least once a month, N comments on how she'd like to do the same sort of painting for her own room – "framed!"
sure, she's used sharpies and watercolors together before, supervised. we've framed her paintings in her room before. but this time (and this painting was made about three weeks ago) she had a vision, so i supported the execution, of course.
with beautiful watercolor stock, my black sharpie, and a palette of watercolors, she began her process.
she was excited about having used "mommy's special marker" for this drawing.
time to apply the color.
N is so smitten with the watercolor palette, like her momma.
then came the exciting part — framing it for N's bedroom. she's sooo proud!
hooray for art boosting kids' self-esteem! gotta love that side effect that creating produces!


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Janice, a woman in her 30's has yet to learn how to navigate adulthood, and Tim, a devoted artist finds that his unique talents as a silver‐painted street performer don't exactly pay the bills. Evicted from her apartment and forced to move in with her overbearing sister, Janice is on the receiving end of well‐intentioned but misguided pressure to date an egotistical self‐help guru. Everyone seems to know what's best for Janice, but Tim helps her find her own voice and realize that it only takes one person to make you feel important.


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Pincu Pottery
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Located about 5 miles from the Deep Creek entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Bryson City, NC – the outdoor gateway to the Smokies. Studio is open by appointment. Please call ahead 828.488.0580
Studio Description:
I make functional pottery from terracotta clay and fire in an electric kiln. My work synthesizes my love of the outdoors – particularly mountains, flora and clay dirt of my home – and my love of handmade objects and food. It is my intention to have Pincu Pots used as well as displayed, and for the pots to add pleasure to both the eyes and the hands.
I studied at the University of Florida under Linda Arbuckle and Nan Smith for undergraduate work. Afterwards, I briefly studied with Joe Molinaro at Eastern Kentucky University and at Penland School of Crafts and Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts. I did post-baccalaureate work at Cleveland Institute of Art with Judith Solomon and Bill Brouillard as well. After schooling, I worked as a studio assistant at Edinboro University in Pennsylvania and as an artist in residence at the University of Miami in Florida.
Overall, I have been making pottery since 1995 and for the past two years I have been a ceramics instructor at Southwestern Community College.
Gallery Links:
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Cottage Craftsman – www.thecottagecraftsman.com
Treehouse Pottery – www.treehousepotterync.com
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Marines to overhaul repair, air-safety rules
Online: To read past stories about the jet crash, hear a recording between the pilot and an air traffic controller, view a photo gallery and see video of Tuesday's Marine Corps news conference, go to uniontrib.com/more/marinecrash
Blaming preventable errors and oversights for a fatal jet crash in December in San Diego, Marine officials are promising changes that extend from the operations room to the flight line.
The fixes include greater focus on trouble-shooting relatively minor problems before they become severe.
In July, for example, mechanics had found a fuel system glitch in the F/A-18D Hornet that eventually plunged into a University City neighborhood on Dec. 8. The Marine Corps did not ground the plane to make the needed repairs, instead allowing it to be used for 166 more flight hours before it crashed.
Marine officials have since scrapped the "ambiguous" maintenance rules that enabled the aircraft to keep flying, said Col. John Rupp, operations officer for the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing at Miramar Marine Corps Air Station.
He and other senior commanders also want to provide more realistic emergency training for pilots and those on the ground trying to help them. That includes using simulators to present pilots with multiple problems simultaneously.
Most details of the safety improvements have not been made public. The Marine Corps will likely introduce the overhaul in phases.
The University City crash, which killed four members of a Korean-American family, sparked wide debate about why Lt. Dan Neubauer turned down suggestions from at least two people to land at the coastal North Island Naval Air Station. Neubauer, a pilot new to the F/A-18D, traveled over heavily populated areas on his way to Miramar.
He shut off one of his jet's two engines after noticing low oil pressure minutes after leaving the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln at 11:11 a.m. Neubauer and other pilots were practicing takeoffs and landings from the ship, which was about 60 miles southwest of San Diego.
His emergency grew worse when aircraft instruments indicated the jet was low on fuel because of the fuel-transfer problem. The Hornet ultimately went down about two miles from the runway at Miramar.
A months-long investigation determined that Neubauer and top members of Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 101 uniformly failed to follow basic safety procedures and exhibited poor judgment in not having the jet land at North Island, the closest airfield.
Four of the squadron's leaders were relieved of duty, and nine other service members were disciplined. Neubauer's future as a Marine pilot is up to a safety board, which is reviewing his conduct.
Marine officials discussed what contributed to the crash during a news conference Tuesday at Miramar. They concluded by saying the Marine Corps is making a series of improvements in hopes of preventing a repeat of the accident.
Some of these changes are playing out at Miramar, home to several dozen Hornets.
Lt. Col. Douglas Pasnik, commander of the Miramar-based fighter squadron VMFA-225, said he sees the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing placing renewed importance on following procedures. That includes remembering to review safety checklists and not omitting any instructions in those documents, which is what happened during the Dec. 8 emergency.
Anytime there is an accident, the emphasis in a safety investigation is to prevent a future accident, Pasnik said. "It's kind of like getting pulled over for speeding. You go to traffic school and you learn things you didn't remember," he said.
The quality assurance specialist for VMFA-225 said the crash has shaken things up in the air wing.
"It's made us pay more attention to detail," said Staff Sgt. William Dougherty. "The emphasis is, 'Let's fix it now and not let it slide and fix it later.' "


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Other Ingredients: Stearic acid, sorbitol, colloidal silicon dioxide, modified cellulose gum and magnesium stearate.
Suggested Use: 2 tablets, twice daily with a meal, or as recmmended by your health care professional.
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Isoflavones are a type of phytoestrogen found in high amounts in soy foods. Genistein is one of the most metabolically active isoflavones. Soy isoflavones, including genistein, have a weak estrogenic effect in the body that can be either agonistic or antagonistic. In other words, phytoestrogens can either mimic or block the effect of estrogen. Soy isoflavones can reduce the incidence of hot menopausal hot flashes, and can also help maintain a healthy prostate gland in men.
For most of human history, we existed in a world very different from the one today. Our endocrine system evolved in an environment without synthetic chemicals. Unfortunately, today were surrounded by artificial hormone-mimicking compounds which disrupt the subtle biological processes that determine growth and reproduction. Receptors on our cells meant to receive natural bodily hormones can also accept molecules other than the ones they were intended to receive, placing our endocrine systems under considerable duress.
Fortunately, certain plants contain estrogen-like compounds that are also accepted by hormone receptors in the human bodybut with beneficial effects. Soybean is one of the plants containing the isoflavone genistein, which can help regulate and maintain normal menstrual cycles and menopausal transitions. In addition, it provides a wide variety of the many health benefits associated with soy. Source Naturals GENISTEIN is a concentrated form of the essence of the soybean.
Not surprisingly, it was Ben Franklin who first introduced America to soybeans. Always on the lookout for beneficial imports, he was intrigued by the soybean cheese he saw in England. Today, tofu and other soy products are gaining popularity here in the West, in good part due to the reported benefits to populations that consume a considerable amount of soy products.
Some researchers have postulated that the high intake of soy foods by Asians may be a key factor in their low incidence of certain health problems that are common in the West. For example, epidemiological studies show that women in Asia have a higher occurrence of normal trouble-free menopause.
The high concentrations of phytonutrients in soy include phytosterols and isoflavonesan important class of bioflavonoids whose properties have been well researched. Of the seven isoflavones in soybeans, the most active are reportedly genistein and daidzein. Source Naturals GENISTEIN contains over 15 mg of genistein, 65 mg of daidzein, and 125 mg of total isoflavones per four 1000-mg tablets.
The subject of scientific studies since 1966, genistein research has been published in many respected journals. In vitro, genistein has been shown to bind to the same receptor sites as estrogen. This may help to maintain normal menstrual cycles and menopausal transitions by two competing and seemingly paradoxical actions. By competing for human estrogen receptors, genistein may reduce the effects of estrogen in the body. Conversely, when there is too little estrogen (the situation during menopause), phytoestrogensgenistein and daidzeinmay substitute for the lack of human estrogen, mitigating the effects of its absence.
One of genisteins most promising functions is its potential to inhibit capillary proliferation. According to studies done in vitro, genistein protects tissues by neutralizing vascular endothelial growth factor (vegF).
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Source Naturals GENISTEIN is made from the germ of isoflavone-rich soybeans, using a chemical- free process that yields a consistent standardized isoflavone content. It requires approximately 400 pounds of soybeans to yield just one pound of finished product. With GENISTEIN, Source Naturals brings the remarkable properties of a time-honored food plant into your wellness program today.
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The RE Store in 1 minute and 27 seconds – the fastest way to see almost everything we do.
The REvision Division – tips for making your own simple furniture and trim from reclaimed materials
Visit our REvision Division page for more information.
REvision Division overview
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Build Furniture From Used Hollow Core Doors
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How To Make Fast Furniture Joints With Reclaimed Materials
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How to Build a Bookshelf from Reclaimed Cabinet Doors
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Decorative Trim Without Mitres: Easy Cabinet Facelifts Using Scrap Trim
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How to make small tables from recycled materials – Part 1:Table Underpinnings
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Time-lapse green demolition "deconstruction" project
Mike Davidson contracted The RE Store to take down his 50-year old house so that he could build his dream home. He video-documented the entire 8-day process and condensed it down to 1 minute. Thanks Mike! You can read his blog post about the project here.
Here is the quick overview of our Green Demolition aka "Deconstruction" Service
Punch Card Grand Prize Shopping Spree Winners
Our Punch Card program gives shoppers a monthly discount and qualifies participants for year-end prizes based on how many months they purchase items.
The RE Store Punch Card Grand Prize Shopping Spree winner, Steve Villaroman, took home over $1100 worth of materials from the Bellingham store on 2/17/2011. He tagged cabinets, a nice pedestal sink, an antique enameled stove, tools, and vintage crystal door knobs.
Kathleen Uusitalo won our 2011 Punch Card Grand Prize Drawing 2-Minute Shopping Spree. She qualified for gift certificates and prizes by making a purchase each month in 2011. Her tripi through the Bellingham store took home over $1700 worth of high-quality reclaimed materials.
Appliance Art Revival closes Maple Street for a bunch of junk
The RE Store sponsored this event for all four of its years. Here is the final and most epic 2012 Appliance Art Revival by our friends at Appliance Depot in Bellingham.
2010 Seattle Trash Fashion Show highlights
The RE Store's annual Recycled Arts and Fashion Show showcases designers from up and down the West Coast, led by Robin Worley, aka Rayona Visqueen, with support from the Haute Trash troupe. Special thanks to Creative Turbine for videography and editing . 2 minutes 23 seconds
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Northwest Spaces segment featuring Jim Barger of Greenleaf Construction.
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Posted: Wednesday, October 16th, 2013 11:34 AM HST
Fujikawa poised to advance at Web.com event
By 67AM KPUA News
Hawai`i's Tadd Fujikawa fired an opening round even-par 70 on Tuesday at the Web.com Tour's First Qualifying Stage at Florence Country Club in South Carolina.
Fujikawa had two birdies and two bogeys and is tied for 18th. The top 34 and ties after Friday's final round advance. Chan Kim, who won the 2006 Hawai`i state individual high school championship with
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Celtics forward Kevin Garnett, battling an injured knee, will not play again until three games remain in the regular season, the team confirmed today.
"After watching him move today, we're just going to shut him down," said Celtics coach Doc Rivers at practice this afternoon.
"I just think we've got to be smart about it," Rivers said Sunday. "It's just like when somebody says somebody is going to be back in a week or two, that's not a guarantee. If a guy gets sore, do we play him because we say he's supposed to be back playing? You just use your common sense."


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The first thing you notice when you hike the West Fork Trail in Oak Creek—before the towering cliffs or the stream that winds along the path or the easy-to-navigate sandy pathway—is the silence. It's a stillness not often found in the Grand Canyon State, a stillness that heightens even the smallest of rustlings.
Gradually, you pick up on sounds—a low hum of breeze pushing through the tops of pines, the burbling of the stream, the scattering of rocks as some unseen creature skitters along the face of the cliffs. It's sensory deprivation and exhilaration at the same time. And it's the perfect antidote to the go-go rush of city living.
As I round the bend leading to the trailhead, I pass the posted guest book and take a quick glimpse—Folks from Germany! From South Dakota! From Brooklyn! From…Mesa! My daughter fills out our information and we head down an easy decline toward the trail.
All along the way, we check out the random cairns—for those that are unfamiliar, these are stacks of stones meant to mark the way—that kids had undoubtedly built upon. I remember our first trip out here, some 10 years ago, when my daughter was one of those kids, scanning the environs to find just-the-perfect-rock to add to someone else's creation. Now, as a 15-year-old, she scans for a different reason, lugging a bag full of lenses and camera bodies. A budding photographer. An Ansel Adams in a Tilly's hoodie, itching to make good use of a new macro lens.
And it doesn't take long to find that perfect picture. Even in winter, there are plenty of flora and fauna to capture, which leads us off the sand trail in several places. Soon, we come to our first unofficial marker, the stream you need to navigate to continue up the trail.
This is one of the delights of West Fork—depending on the amount of rainfall in the area, the stream may twist and turn, showcasing many stone footfalls to hop across. Or, if it's been a particularly wet season, the stream will be swollen, making the crossing a long jumper's affair. Today, we guess it's been a good, wet season. We have to jump from perch to perch, and at one point splash into the stream when there isn't a suitable hopping spot.
As we wend our way along the trail—always within sight of the stream for the first mile or so—we take in the sights. Cliff faces that jut out along the path, rising into a sky where turkey vulture pinwheel. The shocking green of scrub brush hugging crevices in the sheer walls. The sway of the pines. And even the frost on the ground in places too densely shaded to find sunlight.
Two miles in, we temporarily lose sight of the stream, coming across giant boulders dotted with lichen. The trail enters a canyon of sorts and the temperature noticeably drops. It's darker here, with the sky blotted out by overhangs of trees.
At roughly the three-mile mark, the trail becomes rougher terrain and, eventually, the groomed portion recedes to the point where you'd have to find your own way forward, scrambling over rocks or fording deep water. With a teen lugging camera equipment in tow, I decide to turn around and head back.
Still, the view is just as spectacular on the return trip. Different angles on the towering cliffs. A new view of the swaying pines. A different dance of light playing through the trees. And the stillness. Always the stillness.
To get to West Fork Trail, start out in Sedona and drive north on State Road 89A. The entrance to West Fork Trail is accessed through the Call O' The Canyon recreational park, so look for signs identifying the park. There is a nominal fee for access to the area.
John Tomkiw is a ten year resident of Arizona, trading the canyons of Chicago for canyons of a different sort. He lives in Phoenix with his wife Beth, daughter Claire and 100-pound Bernese Mountain Dog Lily, who, ironically, is afraid of mountains.


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if so, did your levers come with clamp bands to attach the levers to the bar? shockingly, i cannot find any clamp bands with my scr-5s!!!
i tried to use the clampbands i had lying around made for diacompe levers but the female nuts on them were too small for the bolts of the cane creek levers.. local stores either do not have spare clamps or dont have ones that fit... just called CC but their office is closed
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Incorporate cranberries into dishes for tasty and nutritious bonus Cranberry-Apple Maple Crisp
This is the season for cranberries, which not only add tangy flavor to a variety of foods but also are nutritious.
Cranberries are high in fiber, low in calories and are a good source of vitamins C and B6. They also are high in antioxidants, which help neutralize harmful free radicals in the body and reduce oxidative damage to cells that can lead to cancer, heart disease and other degenerative diseases.
Fresh cranberries are available in stores from mid-September through December and can be stored in the refrigerator for up to four weeks. Before using them, sort and rinse cranberries in running water. Freezing cranberries for later use is economical and easy, done by double wrapping them in plastic without washing them. They can easily be frozen for up to nine months, and no thawing is necessary when using frozen cranberries in recipes.
We often think of cranberries for a sauce to serve with turkey, but there are so many ways to use cranberries. Include them in quick and yeast breads, salads, relishes, salsas and chutneys, soups, grain-based entrees and desserts. Add a half-cup of chopped cranberries to your favorite banana bread or apple-muffin recipe. Toss dried cranberries into hot or cold cereals, drop some into leafy green/spinach salads or add a handful into a pilaf or stuffing. Impress your dinner guests with a cranberry glaze, or slow-cook some berries with your favorite chicken or pork. Before baking apples, fill the cored centers with cranberries.
Making a basic relish with cranberries is easy and fast. Simply combine one pound of ground or chopped cranberries and one ground or chopped orange (peel included). Add one cup of sugar and mix well. This relish will keep, covered, in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks.
Here is an additional recipe for cranberry apple maple crisp from University of Wisconsin Extension you can try.
2 tablespoons sugar
2 tablespoons flour
3 cups peeled, sliced apples
3 cups (12-ounce bag) cranberries
1/2 cup maple-flavored syrup
1/2 cup quick-cooking rolled oats
1/3 cup packed brown sugar
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
3 tablespoons margarine
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Stir the 2 tablespoons sugar and 2 tablespoons flour into a large bowl. Add fruit, tossing to coat. Transfer fruit mixture to a 2-quart baking dish. Drizzle maple syrup over fruit mixture. In a bowl, combine oats, brown sugar, ¼ cup flour and cinnamon. Cut in margarine until crumbly. Sprinkle over fruit mixture. Bake uncovered for 45 minutes, or until apples are tender. Cool on rack for 30 minutes.
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Image triage is a common task in digital photography. Determining which photos are worth processing for sharing with friends and family and which should be deleted to make room for new ones can be a challenge, especially on a device with a small screen like a mobile phone or camera. In this work we explore the importance of local structure changes — e.g. human pose, appearance changes, object orientation, etc. — to the photographic triage task. We perform a user study in which subjects are asked to mark regions of image pairs most useful in making triage decisions. From this data, we train a model for image saliency in the context of other images that we call cosaliency. This allows us to create collection-aware crops that can augment the information provided by existing thumbnailing techniques for the image triage task.
In the illustration below, a pair of thumbnail images are shown (two leftmost images). On very small screens like those on the back of a camera or mobile phone, it's difficult or impossible to see the differences between the images. However, using a computational model of cosaliency (third from left), we can automatically detect areas of visual difference that are salient to human attention. Further processing produces the highlight map (fourth from left), allowing us to intelligently crop the image to the area of interest (last two images). Now we can see the difference: in the rightmost image, the woman is pointing at something.


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Southern Miss redshirt freshman Austin Davis was one of 14 Conference USA football players to earn All-Academic Team honors which was announced Thursday by the league office in Irving, Texas.
The 2008 Conference USA Football All-Academic Team was led by a trio of graduate students and also consisted of three seniors, five juniors, two sophomores, and a redshirt freshman. A student-athlete must have a 3.2 cumulative grade point average or better and be a starter or key reserve on the football team to be eligible. Houston, Memphis, Rice, SMU and Tulsa landed two student-athletes apiece on the 14 member team, while Marshall, Southern Miss, Tulane and UTEP each had one.
Davis captured his first all-academic accolade as a business major with a 3.69 GPA.
The redshirt freshman is the first freshman QB to start the season since 1991 for the Golden Eagles and broke nine school single-game records and five single-season marks that include most passing yards in a game (461) and most rushing touchdowns in a contest (5) as well as total offense for a season (3,323).
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The Multicultural Achievement Program at the University of West Georgia will host the 27th Annual Academic Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, March 16 at 7:00 p.m. in the Campus Center Ballroom.
Some 356 minority and multicultural students from UWG and 16 area high school students will be recognized for their academic achievements.
MAP will award the ACE Awards to the UWG junior and senior with the highest GPA, the Academic Achievement Awards to students with a 3.25 or higher, and the Academic Excellence Awards to juniors and seniors with a 3.75 or higher.
This year, the Helena Harbridge International Student-Athlete Award will be presented, recognizing the international student-athlete with the best combination of athletic performance, classroom achievement, teamwork, team spirit, and community involvement. The speaker for the evening is Luis A Planas, a UWG alumnus and a retiree from the Coca-Cola Co.


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Cars Land and Buena Vista Street are the culmination of a five-year journey that has infused Disney's California Adventure Park with more of Guests favorite characters and stories, more attractions and entertainment and more of the creative touches that make a Disney Parks experience truly unique.
These new areas are examples of what Disney do best transporting Guests to magical times and places where our characters and stories truly come to life. From the rockwork of the Ornament Valley Mountain Range to the hand-laid tile mosaics of the Carthay Circle Theatre, the level of artistry, craftsmanship and attention to detail is spectacular.
At Disney California Adventure park alone, World of Color, Toy Story Mania!, The Little Mermaid ~ Ariels Undersea Adventure and Silly Symphony Swings have already proven to be extremely popular, and now Radiator Springs Racers, Luigis Flying Tires and Maters Junkyard Jamboree are exciting additions that give Guests even more entertainment options.


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If somebody makes an Internet-connected toaster or vacuum cleaner, I'm sure that a) it's on display at the IFA trade show here, and b) I may never find it in the Berlin Messe's maze of exhibit halls.
IFA (originally "Internationale Funkausstellung," or "international radio show") falls about halfway between one CES and the next, convenient scheduling for gadget-minded types. And its roughly 1.5 million square feet of exhibit space allow a useful look at the world of electronics beyond the U.S. Here are 10 highlights from its first three days.
(Disclosures: The show's organizers are covering most of my travel costs and those of a few dozen other U.S.-based journalists. I also blog for the Consumer Electronics Association, the trade group that runs CES.)
4K TVs
Electronics manufacturers must not share my skepticism about "4K" sets that quadruple the resolution of HDTVs. Sony used IFA to introduce its first 4K model, an 84-inch monster that upconverts HD footage to 4K, and LG touted an equally large set. They looked fantastic but will be pricey (neither company mentioned prices) and suffer from a lack of 4K content and ways to deliver it. And how do you sell HDTV owners on 4K when the math suggests they won't discern the extra resolution from their couches?
Connected Appliances
The next nodes on our home networks will apparently be our washers, dryers, refrigerators, air conditioners and other appliances. Systems such as Miele's Miele@Home allow you to control and monitor the progress of laundry or dinner with a smartphone app; a competing Samsung setup also permitted you to use your TV to order around other appliances. Next up: agreeing on a standard (maybe the Qivicon effort backed by those two companies and others?) so different brands can work together.
Samsung Galaxy Note II
I guess Samsung didn't find my negative reviews of the first Galaxy Note persuasive: Its upcoming Galaxy Note II, debuted here Wednesday, has an even larger screen, at 5.5 inches, and makes more use of its S-Pen stylus. The Note II will also feature a proprietary Android interface like this summer's Galaxy S III, with the same potential for confusion from a non-standard array of menu buttons. Aside from its extra-large 3100 mAh battery, I don't expect to like this thing.
Sony Wonderbook
I was initially fascinated by "augmented reality" software but hadn't thought much about the concept until seeing this combination of book and game, due later this year at an undisclosed price. It relies on the PlayStation 3's Move controller (another thing I haven't touched in years) and Eye camera to put you and a simple printed book on TV. Instead of a page open to bar-code-esque graphics, you see a spellbook; the background is replaced by one vista or another from the Harry Potter universe, and the Move controller becomes a wand.
Cable-Compatible Blu-ray Recorders
Ever wonder why you can't just plug your TV into cable instead of renting a cable box? You may be in the wrong country. The Blu-ray recorders with cable and satellite-TV tuners tucked away in LG and Panasonic's exhibits reminded me that other parts of the globe have settled on standards for digital cable and satellite reception, "DVB-C" and "DVB-S." In the United States, we did not, so video recording to DVD never went anywhere, Blu-ray recording never started, and the situation shows no signs of progress.
An Android laptop? More or Less
Lenovo introduced yet another Android tablet, the $399, 1.3-lb. IdeaTab S2110, but this one offers an intriguing option: a dockable physical keyboard that contains an extra battery extending this device's run time to 20 hours. The 10.1-inch screen, however, is small compared to other laptops, and it will face a continuing shortage of tablet-optimized Android apps. (Shouldn't Google's Nexus 7 be turning that around?)
Leading LED Bulbs
Less than a decade after compact fluorescent bulbs' march to the mainstream, light-emitting diodes are starting to push CFLs aside. These Panasonic LED bulbs look uncannily like old-school incandescents, but they only use about 5 watts each and stay cool to the touch. They cost more than CFLs upfront, (though not if you factor in operating expenses), but as prices drop they should be an attractive replacement for today's CFLs.
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Microsoft's upcoming Surface Windows 8 tablets will have company. Dell's XPS 10, at left, will ship with Win 8's "RT" version (which only runs new apps optimized for touch screens and the window-less Win 8 interface known until recently as "Metro") and last 20 hours on a charge. Lenovo's ThinkPad Tablet 2, meanwhile, will run Windows 8's standard edition and offer 10 hours of battery life. (Microsoft has yet to cite a figure for its two Surface models.) You'll have to wait to learn prices and ship dates.
Efficiency One-Upmanship
The European Union's steady ratcheting upward of its energy-efficiency standards has led to what looks like a form of grade inflation, as the "A" hardware of two years ago has been supplanted by newer models with A+, A++ or even A+++ labels. I appreciated how much more context this provided than a simple Energy Star sticker but don't know how much work it is for manufacturers to collect the required data.
Samsung Galaxy Camera
Maybe the best way to help cameras stay relevant next to smartphones is to make cameras that are more like phones. A week ago, Nikon announced its $349.95 Coolpix S800C, which uses Android software for easier photo editing and sharing. Here, Samsung announced the Galaxy Camera (price and ship date unsaid), a 16-megapixel model with a 21x zoom lens that adds WiFi, 3G and 4G mobile broadband and the Jelly Bean Android version introduced in June. Yes, this camera runs a more recent Android release than many new phones.


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Greensboro, NC-- Greensboro Fire Captain Will Caviness died Sunday in the last leg of the Chicago Marathon.
Caviness was running on behalf of the IAFF Burn Foundation, which works to improve the quality of life for burn victims.
When news broke about his untimely death, the Greensboro Fire Department said it received a large outpouring of caring and support for Caviness' family.
Tuesday, a special account was established at the Greensboro Municipal Federal Credit Union to benefit Caviness' wife, Jenny, and his two children, Jack (4) and Caroline (10 months).
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Give Us Moore: A Gary Moore Tribute
February 2005
Released: 2004, Lion
Rating: 3.0/5
Reviewer: JP
Lion Music has decided, like many labels, to provide a low cost CD with a representative sampling of the bands on the label. While most labels simply do a compilation (because it cheap and easy way to introduce bands) Lion goes the added step and does tribute CD's. This is a clever move because it can get a potential fan of these new aspiring acts to buy the CD because they might already be familiar with the songs being covered, in this case those by Gary Moore. Lion has also done this with another guitarist Ritchie Blackmore.
In my case I'm almost the opposite of the fan the label might be targeting. Why? I'm familiar with most of the bands on the label but not Gary Moore! In a sense this CD worked in a reverse capacity for me. I already liked all the bands on the Lion roster and now being introduced to Gary Moore I like him even more too!
I'm not completely ignorant of Mr. Moore and his place in history. The familiar and expected hits are covered here, 'Over The Hills and Far Away', 'Out In The Fields' and of course 'Parisienne Walkways'. I especially enjoyed the lead off cut 'Led Clones' a humourous jab at the band Kingdom Come. I like Kingdom Come a lot and I don't get why so many still hate them for one CD they recorded over 16 years ago but still, it is a fun song.
I was quite pleased at the selection of artists included on this tribute. Lion has (or had) some big names in the guitar realm (Stump, MacAlpine, Masi, Kotzen) but decided to go with some lesser known acts. The result is that this is certainly NOT the shredders paradise it could have been. Even Petrossi's 'Out In The Fields' was subdued (by his standards!) The bands like Star Queen and Arabesque add nice, sophisticated flair to the proceedings.
A great intro to a great label and if you are a Gary Moore fan you should add a whole mark for these versions. As for me it sits at a three out of five only because of my lack of familiarity and/or emotional attachment to the original compositions.
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Faculty Feature: Brian Schultz among Whiting Foundation Fellowship recipients
Four Hampshire College professors have been chosen as recipients of 2013 Whiting Foundation Fellowships: human biology professor Megan Dobro, photography professor S. Billie Mandle, art professor Sara Greenberger Rafferty, and entomology and ecology professor Brian Schultz.
The Marion and Jasper Whiting Foundation established the fellowships to enable present and prospective teachers to study abroad or at locations with which they're not closely associated.
Professor Schultz (pictured left) plans to study push–pull cropping systems at the International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology in Nairobi, Kenya. He will incorporate what he learns into his agriculture courses and research conducted at the Hampshire College Farm Center.
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Sustainable Agriculture and Organic Farming (Spring 2013)
This course is a broad introduction to the practices of sustainable agriculture and organic farming. It includes experience in the field, combined with study of the underlying science and technology of several key agricultural topics and methods, as well as some more economic/political aspects. We will focus on sustainable and/or organic methods that minimize the use of nonrenewable resources and the associated pros and cons. Coursework will include activities and assignments at the Hampshire College farm and nearby farms/groups, as well as short papers, problems, and options for independent work in particular areas. In-class topics also include readings, discussions, and assignments aimed at understanding sustainable practices in general. For example, we will study problems with pest control and how to manage pests sustainably/organically, given their life cycles and ecology, basic aspects of soil and fertility management, how animals fit into sustainable schemes of production, winter greenhouses, maple sugaring, crop and farm diversification, the concerns about buying local vs. imported and/or organic food, labor and energy issues, and more.
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This course looks at agriculture as a set of ecological systems and issues. It refers to ecology in both the sense of interactions between organisms (e.g., crops, pests, and predators) and their environment, and in the larger-scale sense of environmental impacts and related social and political issues. A broad range of topics will be covered, including pesticides and alternatives, soil fertility and erosion, the role of animals, genetically modified crops, biofuels, global vs. local trade and more. The course work will consist of readings, discussion, written assignments (with revisions as needed), work at the Hampshire farm, group and independent projects, guest lectures and films, and field trips.


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May 16, 2011
Heavy rains over the past weekend have pushed area streams and rivers
to near flood stage. Chelan County Emergency Management Director, Kent Sisson says overall there were no reports
of flooding or property damage. The exception was in the south end of the County in the Colockum area. Sisson
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The Year of the Snake: What Does It Mean for You?
If you were born in the Year of the Snake—say 1977, like Liv Tyler and Kanye West—you are wise and enigmatic. (How mysterious of you.) You're a thinker who likes unusual ideas and keen repartee. You're an astute and intuitive judge who understands how to lasso your desires and pull them to you. You're self-confident and energetic and act with conviction. You believe in yourself and what you do.
But even if you weren't born under the snake star, you can still use the beginning of the new nine year cycle to your advantage. Something about flying stars is going down and—while we don't know exactly what that means —we do know that it offers some serious juju. If you're willing to harness it, you can make great things happen in your life this year.
Friendships are more important than ever. Create and nurture friendships. For both the joy of having a social life, but also to bring on the good fortune. Be social, renew old friendships, and make fresh connections. Happiness, prosperity, and career boons will abound.
It's a good year for romance. Love mojo is in the offing. Clear out old relationships (and bootie calls) that bring you down. Toss the little black book and start fresh. Healthier patterns could result in finding your perfect person.
Your career (and your bank account) is about to boom. The Year of the Water Snake brings on good business and career opportunities. You know you want a piece of that, so look at places you can improve and start making it happen. The power of the universe is behind you, sister.
Clear the crap. Now is a good time to banish the clutter and deconstruct the drama. Clearing the old to make way for the new is a good idea no matter what animal is up this year. But it's especially helpful now because any space you clear will create room for exactly what you want to appear.


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Red Cross warns of mounting violence against medics
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August 10, 2011
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has called for a halt to deadly assaults on medical facilities and personnel in conflict zones.
The independent aid agency, which delivers vital supplies and collects the wounded and dead from battlefields, said today the alarming rise in attacks against hospitals, health-care workers, and ambulances deprived millions of people of treatment.
In a new report, the ICRC documented security incidents in 16 countries – including Libya, Somalia, Afghanistan, and Colombia – that disrupted delivery of health care.
ICRC Director-General Yves Daccord said most of these incidents were deliberate attacks violating international humanitarian law.
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Jeb Bush whines that Gingrich needs to stop comparing Mitt Romney to Charlie Crist
On one side, you have the Newt Gingrich camp whining about last night's debate being "packed" with Mittens supporters. On this side, you have Jeb Bushing whining at Gingrich to stop comparing Mitt Romney to Charlie Crist. Bush was supposed to endorse Mittens before the Florida but decided against it after the disaster it turned out to be for South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley. Enough of this damn whining already! Jeb Bush whined to the National Review about the Romney/Crist comparisons.
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"That's not a serious accusation," Bush says. "Candidates win elections. I'm not a big Charlie Crist fan, as you recall, but these guys shouldn't have that moniker attached to them, as if Governor Romney is part of some evil plot. That's ridiculous."


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6211 Patton Road, Arrington, TN 37014
Price : $19 to $50
Arrington Vineyards opened its doors July 1, 2007. Since then, we have been providing a "wine country experience" of award winning wines set among the picturesque rolling hills of middle Tennessee. Owned by country music artist Kix Brooks, winemaker Kip Summers, and entrepreneur John Russell, Arrington Vineyards has truly become "Nashville's Wine Country".
Beachaven Winery
1100 Dunlop Lane, Clarksville, TN 37040
Price : $15.00 to $35.00
Get to know the Beachaven family! Welcome to Beachaven Vineyards & Winery. Our wines have been critically acclaimed for quality, variety, and consistency. We believe that this is a result of responsible stewardship of our vineyards, grape-grower relationships, commitment to excellence, cutting-edge technology, and old world know-how! Our goal is to simply make the best wines we can!
Beans Creek Winery
426 Ragsdale Rd, Manchester, TN 37355
Price : $12.00 to $19.00
The story begins...........Beans Creek Winery began as a dream no larger than a grape. Tom made his first wine in 1976 in a pickle crock in his mother's kitchen with childhood friends Joe and Dan Lasater. Tom has spent 30 years perfecting our award winning wine style using grapes and fruit that grow well in Tennessee.
Chateau Ross Winery
5823 Fulton Road, Springfiled, TN 37172
Price : $12.00 to $35.00
We produce barrel-aged dry wines from vinifera grapes. Our winemaking vision is bold wines which reflect harmony between fruit and oak. Château Ross owns a total of 13 acres of vineyard property, including the Robertson County "home" vineyard and the White's Creek estate vineyard. Grape varieties being grown now include: Chambourcin, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Zinfandel, Syrah, Sangiovese, Nebbiolo, Barbera and Chancellor.
Del Monaco Winery
600 Lance Drive, Baxter, TN 38544
Price : $14.00 to $20.00
Free Tastings of our Award Winning Wines and Free Tours of our Winery & VineyardsWe have rooms to accommodate any size Event. The Bella Room is our showcased ballroom that can seat 300 people, has double staircases, marble columns, vineyard motif floors, balcony, and a beautiful view of our vineyards.
Grinder's Switch Winery
2119 Hwy 50 West Loop, Centerville, TN 37033
Located on a 110 acre estate in the small town of Centerville, TN, Grinder's Switch Winery is a country oasis that boasts of some of the best wine in region.
Highland Manor Winery
2965 South York Highway, Jamestown, TN 38556
Price : $9.00 to $16.99
Highland Manor, Tennessee's oldest winery, is known for producing fine handcrafted wines. The English Tudor building and classic cellar are evidence that tradition runs deep at Highland Manor. While traditions are important, it is also important to recognize progress in the wine making equipment.
Holly Ridge Winery and Vineyard
486 O'Neal Road, Livingston, TN 38570
Price : $9.00 to $18.00
Holly Ridge Winery is a family-owned and -operated farm winery located in Livingston, Tennessee.
Keg Springs Winery
361 Keg Springs Road, Hampshire, TN 38461
Price : $14.00 to $19.00
One of the co-founders of Keg Springs Winery, Brian has distinguished himself as an international award winning wine maker. His achievements include over 100 medals as well as being recognized in 2011 as the winemaker of the year in Tennessee.
Long Hollow Winery
665 Long Hollow Pike, Goodlettsville, TN 37072
Price : $10.00 to $19.00
At Long Hollow Winery, our focus is on Producing Fine Tasting Wines. Come by for our complimentary wine tasting, or call to schedule a personalized tour and concert for large groups, or even schedule a special occasion for a wedding, anniversary, or birthday party (By appointment only)! We are in the Goodlettsville, Tennessee area
Monteagle Winery
847 West Main Street(Hwy 41A-64), Monteagle, TN 37356
Price : $11.00 to $22.00
Monteagle Winery is located atop scenic Monteagle Mountain. This beautiful mountain setting serves as a backdrop for a leisurely afternoon of Tennessee wine tasting.
Natchez Hills Vineyard
109 Overhead Bridge Road, Hampsire, TN 38461
Price : $15.00 to $19.00
South of Nashville near the historic Natchez Trace lies Natchez Hills, our boutique family vineyard and winery. We create old-world, handcrafted, small-batch wines using traditional winemaking techniques to ensure the grape's truest expression. Come stay at our bed and breakfast for a unique experience that celebrates Tennessee artisans, songwriters, and an organic lifestyle.
Red Barn Winery
1805 Tanyard Road, Lafayette, TN 37083
Price : $9.50 to $15.00
Come enjoy our farm vineyard, beautiful Tennessee views, and unique hand-crafted wines!
Stonehaus Winery
2444 Genesis Road, Suite 103, Crossville, TN 38571
Price : $9.00 to $15.00
Stonehaus Winery a family owned winery located high atop Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau produces a generous variety of wines from the dryer sparkling Seval Blanc to the sweeter and much beloved Muscadine, otherwise know as "God's gift to the sunny south".
Sumner Crest Winery
5306 Old Highway 52, Portland, TN 37148
Price : $10.00 to $17.00
In The Summer of 1997, 2 brothers expressed their passion for the county they loved. The people and soil of northern Tennessee gave this love a foundation on which dreams were built: One of Agriculture, on estate vineyards, the other, a winery, with distinctive character.Word soon spread and demand grew for an expanded wine list featuring crisp classic varieties to mouth filling dessert wines. Champagnes and Port soon followed.
Tri-Star Winery
168 Scales Road, Shelbyville, TN 37160
Price : $10.00 to $19.00


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I'm not certain from your fact when the name was changed. In any event, you would have to file a motion for leave to file an amended complaint and then re-file the complaint. At this point I don't believe it is necessary assuming this is the same corporation. When you go back to court you can raise the issue with the judge and explain that you have information that the name was changed and ask that any new judgment be issued in both corporate names.
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2 Parks near Wrens, Georgia
Mitchell, Georgia 16.3 miles W
Thomson, Georgia 19.14 miles NW
Warrenton, Georgia 21.2 miles NW
Appling, Georgia 23.4 miles NE
Wrens, Georgia (map) | (706) 547-0402
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 16 Reviews
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May 2013 - $30.00
We have stayed at this park several times, and the park has deteriorated significantly in upkeep and maintenance. The park has great potential; it's shady and close to a small town with grocery stores, churches, and a small town atmosphere. It's a shame to see this park go downhill like this. The bathrooms had ants crawling up the walls; spider webs and mold and mildew everywhere. The floor had been swept. The laundry room was dusty, and several of the appliances were broken. At $2 to wash and $2 to dry, the facility was more expensive than some we've been to. People are not cleaning up after their animals. The couple who run the park are very friendly and nice, and they may not physically be able to stay up with the standards of a nice park. We would not stay here except to pass through, and we probably won't stop in even overnight again. Sites were grassy but uneven; there were a few spots that were cemented. They are not affiliated with Good Sam, Woodalls, or Passport America and give no discounts. - leciel19
Apr 2013 - $27.00
The name of this park made me a bit wary but I took a chance anyway. The couple running it were the nicest people. Why they even provide you a place to sit down while filling in your registration paper. Individual restroom/bath set-up, old but taken care of. A lot of permanent residents who seemed to be workers in the area, but they were quiet and no problem. In fact, were entertaining to watch. Parked on the grass as I believe all the sites were that way. Would stay here again without hesitation. - Traveler John
Aug 2012 - $30.00
An above average park in the middle of nowhere, but if that is where you need to be, it works well. Lots of long term campers here for a large construction job nearby. Most stayed to themselves while others were very friendly. There are very few level sites. Sites are all grass. The owners were very friendly and more than willing to do all they could to be sure our stay was as comfortable as possible. This was our first stay but we will definitely stay again when there is a need to stay in this area because it sure beats all the other parks anywhere close to this area. - GICUR12
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Brandon Weeden: If Cleveland's out, where's the next stop?
Brandon Weeden needs a parachute.
After an overhaul of their entire front office earlier this week, the Cleveland Browns are a mess, and reports from the NFL Network said that Weeden wants a change of scenery. So, if he gets his wish, where is the best landing spot for the former Oklahoma State quarterback?
If he wants to start, it's all conditional on who drafts a quarterback. The Houston Texans, Cleveland Browns, Minnesota Vikings, Oakland Raiders and Jacksonville Jaguars are the five teams that are going to be in the market for a quarterback either in the first round or early in the NFL Draft.
But Weeden's best bet might be to go to a middle-of-the-road team or to a team in contention – at least somewhere with stability (or semblance of it) – like Arizona or St. Louis. He'd be one injury away from quarterbacking a quality team, and if he didn't play, he's building some equity as a backup. Ask Matt Flynn and Matt Schaub how sitting and waiting worked out for them. Even Kirk Cousins has seen his stock rise sitting behind Robert Griffin III in Washington.
Problem is, those guys were young. Weeden will turn 31 in the middle of the 2014 season. He's also under contract until 2015.
Here are some good fits for Weeden:
Arizona Cardinals: Sneaky good destination. Carson Palmer is serviceable, but also threw 22 INTs last season. Larry Fitzgerald and Michael Floyd are great targets, the defense is elite, and Ryan Lindley and Drew Stanton are the competition for No. 2. One Palmer injury could vault Weeden into starting for a team that was 10-6 last season.
Cincinnati Bengals: Sneaky good destination No. 2 if he could get there. The Bengals are loaded with talent on both sides, highlighted by All-Pro receiver A.J. Green, as well as former OU tight end Jermaine Gresham. Andy Dalton's still the starting QB, but his crunch-time credentials have been questioned. Weeden could be an opportunistic No. 2 behind Dalton. Former OSU quarterback Zac Robinson is the No. 3 behind Josh Johnson.
Cleveland Browns: Yeah, we know. Bad, bad front-office situation, but if he stays put and battles for the starting spot, the weapons are there. Josh Gordon might be the most talented receiver in the league and Jordan Cameron is a Pro Bowl tight end. And Joe Thomas is a Pro Bowl left tackle. Only problem is new coach Mike Pettine might want to pick his quarterback.
Houston Texans: Nothing flashy at QB (Matt Schaub, Case Keenum) and the most talented roster of the teams that slumped last season. Texans are some good health and a good QB from being back in the AFC Championship race. If they opt for South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney with the No. 1 pick, that opens the door.
Jacksonville Jaguars: Probably Weeden's best chance of winning a job outright. Chad Henne is a career journeyman and Blaine Gabbert has been uninspiring in three seasons out of Missouri. It would also rekindle the Justin Blackmon-Weeden connection, if Blackmon can stay out of trouble.
Minnesota Vikings: A true running game behind the best RB in the league (Adrian Peterson). Two quality receivers (Greg Jennings, Corderalle Patterson) and a young, emerging tight end (Kyle Rudolph). Quarterback was a mess last season with Christian Ponder, Josh Freeman and Matt Cassell.
Oakland Raiders: The Raiders gave undrafted Matt McGloin a shot last year, so why couldn't Weeden beat him out? The Raiders aren't working with much talent but it's a fresh start. Raiders have the No. 5 pick and could land a wide receiver like Clemson's Sammy Watkins. That is unless they pick Johnny Manziel.
St. Louis Rams: Don't laugh. Sam Bradford has battled injuries, playing in all 16 games just twice in four NFL seasons. The Rams have a so-so set of backups, emerging skill talent and don't look like they're in the market for a QB with the No. 2 pick. Bradford has two years and more than $34 million in cap charges remaining on his rookie deal.


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