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Wilderness lodges and resorts in Alaska offer secluded, all-inclusive luxury in the midst of the beautiful Alaska landscape, with access to the best sportfishing, national park tours, glacier viewing, kayaking and hiking imaginable. Most lodges or resorts include adventure packages, wildlife tours, and fishing packages, while the accommodations include all the sophistication expected of a high-end resort or lodge. For visitors looking for the ideal balance between luxury and adventure in Alaska, wilderness lodges and resorts are a perfect fit.
FEEL AT HOME IN THE WILDERNESSFor a unique experience deep within Denali National Park, Denali Backcountry Lodge offers more than a beautiful location. Situated on the banks of Moose Creek in the historic mining district of Kantishna, experience the area with naturalist-guided hikes, gold panning, independent fishing and biking, or schedule a massage at The Nest. Feel at home in one of our private cedar cabins, unwind at a creekside fire pit, and enjoy an Alaskan family-style dinner with fellow travelers. Our Travel Consultants can help plan the perfect Alaskan Escape for you and your family. Get your FREE Alaska Travel Planner at www.AlaskaDenaliTravel.com or by calling 800-808-8068.
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Rated #1 on TripAdvisor. Recommended by Alaska Best Places, Alaska Travel Smart. Unique 16-guestroom adventure lodge. 300ft on Kenai River. Fine lodging. Professional, quality guides. All-inclusive packages. On-site fish processing. Owners speak German, Japanese. Meeting rooms for off-site meetings. Open all year.
Escape the crowds, relax on our 18 acres of private property overlooking the Kenai River headwaters and the Chugach Mountain Range. We offer first class accommodations for groups of 2-25 people. Enjoy the hot tub, sauna, billiards, or just put your feet up by our stone fireplace! Great for reunions, weddings, fishing trips. Outside excursions available.
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World class saltwater, Orvis endorsed fly fishing, and eco tour resort. All inclusive adventure.
The "World's Most Spectacular Brown Bear Viewing," "Fish With The Bears," and "Naturalists' Paradise" programs. Up to 12 guests for guided photography, bear viewing (guaranteed to see bears May 15-Sept. 30), fishing (fresh/salt water). Personalized service, delicious meals.
Operators of The Cedars Lodge, Silverking Lodge and Clover Pass Resort.
A premier, full-service destination lodge in Halibut Cove with some of the best food in Alaska!
One of N. America's top 10 eco-resorts on a privately owned, remote beach serving overnight guests only. A place of pure beauty and raw wilderness where private parties of 6 or more get the entire lodge, built by hand from driftwood. Seen on ESPN and Discovery Channel. Bears, whales, glaciers, free kayaking & fishing.
The Alaska travel experts specializing in custom Alaska vacations to Alaska's most spectacular destinations. Featuring lodging, transportation and activities in Denali NP, Kenai Fjords NP, Talkeetna, Anchorage, Wrangell St. Elias NP and Fairbanks. We offer a great value, quality products and a convenient way to plan your Alaska vacation. All our packages can be fully customized to your choosing. We also can assist you in selecting an Alaska cruise for before or after exploring Alaska by land.
Scenic, deluxe, Kenai riverside fishing lodge near Sterling, Alaska. Guided fishing on the Kenai and Kasilof rivers for Kings, silvers and sockeye plus halibut in Cook Inlet. Great rooms with private bath, phone and refrigerator. Lodge has spacious eating, lounge/TV area. Outdoor hot tub and fire pit. Variety of packages available for individuals or groups up to 20.
Since 1950 the "Angler's Paradise Lodges" have offered the world's finest freshwater sport fishing at each of its three lodges - Brooks Lodge, Kulik Lodge and Grosvenor Lodge. We operate the only lodging concessions inside Katmai National Park authorized by the National Park Service. The abundance of wildlife in the park and the incredible fishing opportunities make Katmai National Park Alaska's most exciting destination.
One of Alaska's premier country inns. Set in a field of wildflowers on the banks of the Good River at the entrance to Glacier Bay! Featuring down home comfort and hospitality, cozy country style lodging, and amazing meals in the small homestead community of Gustavus, the gateway community to Glacier Bay National Park.
Located between the airport and university, efficiencies (queen & addt'l bed) or suites (king & addt'l bed) with full kitchens, most with jetted tubs, some fireplaces. Wireless internet, cable/DVD, access to coin-op laundry facilities and local bus stop within a short walk of the property. Other amenities include hair dryer, clock radio, iron. Boats available for rent.
Private accommodations 15 minutes from Fairbanks amid 280 sunny hillside acres. Excellent aurora viewing, perfect honeymoon destination. Natural log buildings. Panoramic view of Alaska Range mountains, Mt. McKinley and pipeline. $185-$235. Credit cards.
Six day guided fishing, bear viewing, wildlife photography and nature hiking in the most scenic remote site on the Ayakulik River, Kodiak Island. Comfortable lodging, outstanding meals, helicopter transportation & professional guides. At the mouth of the Ayakulik River. The best fishing and bear viewing in Alaska! A lifetime experience!
Landmark fly-in lodge serving the Arctic traveler since 1950. Rooms with Jacuzzi¨ tubs. Aircraft fuel, gift shop, restaurant, tavern. Wilderness trips, Arctic Circle tours/aircraft charters.
Concessionaire for Katmai National Park. "Valley of 10,000 Smokes" Natural History Tours. World-famous sportfishing and Brooks Falls bear viewing. Accommodations inside Katmai. Day trips from Anchorage are available. Seasonal service June 1-Sept. 18. Contact:
Learning adventures for active travelers based from the only lodgings in Denali National Park with views of Mt. McKinley. Naturalist-guided hiking, wildlife observation, biking, canoeing, evening programs. Small, family-owned and operated.
Superb location off the beaten path, no crowds, small and personal, just SE of Denali Park. A unique lifestyle experience with a family who has 20 years in the Alaskan wilderness. Awesome Denali views, wildlife, photography, guided day hikes, lodge, backpacking treks, winter activities. Experience a real Alaskan wilderness lodge with real Alaskans!
Visit Alaska's only year round 100+ year old natural hot springs resort. Only 60 scenic miles NE of Fairbanks! Stay overnight in one of 80 lodge rooms.
Soak in the natural outdoor hot springs adult (ages 18+) rock lake & indoor family pool. Enjoy a scrumptious meal in the Trails End restaurant & lounge. Take a snow coach Aurora viewing tour or dog sled ride & kennel tour. Be mesmerized by an Aurora Ice Museum tour which stays a cool 20 degrees inside year round!
Additional activities include therapeutic massage, flight-seeing, horseback riding, ATV tours, snowmobiling, and more, summer RV park. Free daily 2PM geothermal energy tours.
Great location for family reunions, corporate retreats, wellness events and renewable energy conventions.
Gold mining adventure, RV Park, cabins, cafe, Gold Dredge tour.
On a bluff overlooking the Copper and Klutina rivers with spectacular views of the Wrangell-St. Elias mountain range. The lodge features the area's best dining at the restaurant and lounge. Tour desk, gift shop and espresso bar. The lodge borders the largest national park in the U.S., Wrangell-St. Elias, which has 14 peaks over 14,000 ft.
ALASKA DENALI TRAVEL – DENALI BACKCOUNTRY LODGEAlaska Travel Experts, Denali Specialists. Enjoy a unique experience deep within Denali National Park at our exclusive Denali Backcountry Lodge. More than a beautiful location; experience the area with naturalist-guided hikes, gold panning, independent fishing and biking, or schedule a massage at our private spa, The Nest. Our Travel Consultants can help plan the perfect Alaskan Escape for you and your family. Get your FREE Alaska Travel Planner at www.AlaskaDenaliTravel.com or by calling 800-808-8068.
McKinley Village Lodge, one of our Denali lodges, is located seven miles south of the park entrance and nestled along the banks of the Nenana River. Spread over 20 acres, the McKinley Village Lodge offers light hiking and interpretive trails throughout the facility. For the adventurous, there are more rugged trails located near the property entrance. Ideal for families and convenient for travelers with their own vehicle, this Denali Lodge brings you close to the action – yet enjoy the evening solitude as you relax to the sound of the river sweeping by. Rooms are spread out between seven two-story buildings, one of which has an elevator. 2009 marked the completion of guest room renovations – including updated bathrooms and upgraded guest amenities.
Comfortable wilderness lodge near Denali National Park entrance. Featuring river and park views, restaurants, lounge, dinner theater, open-air hot tubs, tour desk, meeting rooms and shuttle to rail depot & visitors center. Rail/lodge packages available with travel aboard Princess' glass-domed rail cars. Open mid-May-mid-Sept.
Avoid the crowds at this premier Alaska Native owned location 6 miles south of the entrance to Denali National Park. Situated on the banks of the Nenana River, these cozy Alaskan style cabins and fully modern hotel accommodations have private bath, television, telephone, Wi-Fi, and complementary continental buffet breakfast. On property restaurant, bar, Finnish style sauna and BBQ's on riverside decks. Free shuttle to/from rail depot available. Easy access to sightseeing, tours and activities. First pick up point for the famous all-day Kantishna Wilderness Trails, a fully narrated bus excursion through Denali National Park to the historic Kantishna mining district, with activities and a hot meal at the Kantishna Roadhouse. Call or visit our website for details.
Secluded location with spectacular mountain views, 17 miles north of Denali NatÕl Park. Lodge, coffee house, Sled Dog Kennel tours. Naturalist on staff, evening slide presentations. Twelve charming log cabins, private baths, amenities. Hand built by owners Jon & Karin Nierenberg. Share the dream.
Welcome to Elfin Cove Resort, sweeping Glacier Bay views & some of the best fishing in Alaska. Enjoy great hospitality & food while staying in comfortable lodges & cottages with wraparound decks. Extreme fishing, hunting wildlife & adventure from whale watching to hiking, kayaking, zip lining & much more. The place to stay for the ultimate Alaskan experience.
Evergreen Lodge on Lake Louise, a wilderness lodge with a rustic elegance.
On Kasilof River. Privacy and comfort. Open year round. Access to great fishing. Retreats, weddings, meetings, workshops, getaways. Self-serve breakfast, kitchen, laundry facilities, Wi-Fi. Guided fishing/charters offered. Military/senior discount. Pets on approval. Major CC accepted.
Legendary riverside lodge & remote camps. World class sportfishing featuring world's largest wild salmon, halibut & trout. Two decades providing lodge & lodge/wilderness trips. Add a flight to our bear camp or a private glacier cruise to create a perfect Alaska adventure. Corporate groups & families.
Two decades as the national parks premier small group adventure traveler. Legendary lodge, award winning fly-in bear viewing camp and salmon, trout and halibut fishing. Choose from all-lodge, lodge/wilderness or camping only itineraries.
Historic homestead near Glacier Bay National Park, award winning ocean & garden harvest dining.
Located within the boundaries of Alaska's first state park at Halibut Cove, Hideaway Cove Lodge offers in-depth exploration and active itineraries. Hike, kayak, explore, photograph, and fish, all while experiencing the ambiance and friendly hospitality of one of Alaska's finest sea-coast lodges. All-inclusive packages make planning easy!
Remote. Exceptional. Unforgettable. Since 1974.
Full-service lodge in the backcountry of Denali National Park. Transportation, deluxe cabins, all meals, Alaska Native cultural presentations, naturalist guided hikes, gold panning, biking, fishing, and interpretive programs. Native owned and operated. Experience the Doyon difference.
Katmai Adventure Lodge sits on the banks of the Naknek River, located just outside the village of King Salmon and Katmai National Park. At Katmai Adventure Lodge you can experience the Alaskan vacation you have always dreamed of. Bear viewing, kayaking, hiking, flight seeing, fishing, beach combing, and rafting are all accessible day trips from the lodge. Our beautiful log lodge is right at river's edge, with stunning views in every direction. Each of our well-appointed guest rooms has its own bathroom with hot water, showers, and flushing toilets - luxuries not always found in remote lodge. Check out our all-inclusive packages that include your airfare from Anchorage, your choice of activities, and three home-made meals a day from our fabulous cooks. Or if you have your own hit list of activities, we can customize any package to your preference.
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Kenai Fjords Glacier Lodge is the only lodge located within Kenai Fjords National Park. Wildlife viewing opportunities abound from this spectacular setting on the shores of a protected lagoon in full view of Pedersen Glacier.
Start your journey in Seward with a marine wildlife and glacier cruise. See whales, otters, puffins, sea lions and more. Once at the lodge, settle into your guest cabin with private bath. Daily activities include guided sea kayaking, group canoe paddles, glacier moraine explorations and interpretive programs. End each day with a skillfully prepared meal and a quiet walk along the shores of Pedersen Lagoon Wildlife Sanctuary or enjoy an evening naturalist program.
2- to 4-day packages. Call or visit our website for details.
Escape to Resurrection Bay near Seward and discover Alaska's wilderness at this waterfront retreat. Dine on gourmet meals, enjoy naturalist and national park ranger led programs. Your getaway culminates with a wildlife cruise. Increase your adventure by adding guided sea kayaking tours or additional day cruises traveling deep into Kenai Fjords National Park.
Custom Alaska fishing & adventure packages on world famous Kenai River. Specials.
Cozy wilderness lodge overlooking the Kenai River. Each bungalow-style room features a wood-burning stove, vaulted ceilings and a private porch. Main building includes an expansive river-view deck, restaurant, lounge, tour desk, hot tub, and espresso bar.
AAA 3 diamond rated exclusive Alaskan log lodge is "The Best Escape on the Kenai" for your fishing vacation, corporate retreat, or romantic getaway! Guest rooms feature fine linens & private bath. Located on the river w/private walkway & bank fishing; we offer guided fishing and tours. Alaskan hospitality at its best!
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Our premium Kenai River Sportfishing Lodge offers you all the amenities you'd expect from one of the best Alaska fishing lodges: uniquely Alaskan ambiance, great food, good friends and your catch prepared and packaged at no additional expense - what else is there? Up to 8 hours guided fishing per day!
Fish the upper Kenai River from our custom drift boats and the lower from our custom power boats while enjoying the scenic views and fishing in Alaska. Each type of custom boat comfortably accommodates up to four anglers.
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Kenai Safari Camp provides a comfortable and affordable base camp from which to explore the incomparable Kenai Peninsula and Denali. Whitewater, hiking, glacier cruising, whale watching, fishing, kayaking, mountain biking, bear viewing and Denali. Five to ten day all camping or camping and lodge options.
Enjoy the awesome beauty of America's largest national park from the comfort of our first-class wilderness lodge. Enjoy glacier walks, flightseeing, rafting, alpine hiking, historic tours, and world-class scenery. Lodge features superb dining, spotless rooms, personal service, and a panoramic view. May-Sept.
If you haven't visited Lake Louise Lodge, you haven't seen Alaska!
Yakutat waterfront lodge with amazing bay/mountain views! Cabins with kitchens for families, groups & singles. Fishing-steelhead, halibut, ling, kings, sockeye, silvers! Boat rentals, fish processing. Do-it-yourself or guided. Adventure-kayak, hike, surf, bike, view wildlife, cultural, historical! Apr-Oct. Easy access-Alaska Airlines.
National Geographic called McCarthy Lodge & Ma Johnson's Hotel "authentic, sustainable & memorable." Food & Wine magazine named McCarthy Lodge one of the summer's "top new travel destinations." After exploring the largest national park, join us for a real Alaskan experience. Charming hotel, exceptional cuisine & extensive wine list. Experience the unexpected.
The McKinley Chalet Resort is situated in the heart of the Denali Canyon on the banks of the Nenana River just minutes from the entrance to Denali National Park & Preserve. Featuring modern amenities, comfortable accommodations, inviting dining options and a vast selection of optional excursions, the McKinley Chalet welcomes you with warm northern hospitality.
Comfort in the heart of the wilderness with one of the most breathtaking views of Mount McKinley. Featuring an inviting great room with towering wall of windows, three dining venues, espresso bar, tour desk, open air hot tubs and shuttle to Talkeetna. Rail tour packages also available. Open mid-May-mid-Sept.
Upscale cabins/yurts on a private island in scenic Humpy Cove, 9 miles SE of Seward, AK. Eco-friendly cabins with kitchens, living/dining areas, private bathrooms, solar power, and private decks with ocean views. Rates include roundtrip water taxi to island and use of kayaks, rowing skiff and fishing gear.
Beautiful public areas with Alaskan art, next door to Pike's Landing Restaurant. On Chena River, free airport pickup. Greenhouse, ice cream parlor/candy store. Exercise room, free business center, wireless & high speed Internet, cable, pay per view, laundry, sauna/steam room. Aveda bath products, in room coffee/tea service, hairdryers, ironing boards.
Princess owns and operates five custom built lodges throughout Alaska. Each lodge reflects the unique regional interest and offers a wide variety of great packages and special rates throughout the summer! No other accommodations in Alaska's interior compare. Check out our rail/lodge packages-the best way to visit Denali National Park. Call or visit www.princesslodges.com
Beautiful log lodge in the mountains. Comfortable guest cabins with private bath and spectacular views. Hot tub and sauna. Full service restaurant with delicious homemade meals and desserts. Hiking trails, guided hiking, wildlife viewing, flightseeing, rafting and birding. Located between Palmer and Glennallen.
Friendly hospitality, great food, panoramic views.
Get hooked on the best sport fishing in SE Alaska. Near Ketchikan only 90 minutes from Seattle, Waterfall Resort is the most popular fishing lodge in the state. And our new exclusive sister lodge Steamboat Bay Fishing Club offers the finest in all inclusive luxury fishing trips. Jun-Aug.
Quietly situated on 105 acres, surrounded by a 75-acre wildlife reserve & a 2,000-acre bird refuge. Offering 157 guestrooms & 305 residential-style suites w/separate dining, living & bedrooms, fully appointed kitchens, on-site laundry, & free WiFi. Ideal family destination & extended stay! Featured-Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum.
Family-owned and operated, we offer 2 remote full-service adventure lodges in Southcentral Alaska. Wildlife excursions, float trips, sportfishing, natural history touring, helicopter hiking and fishing, backcountry hiking trips, dog sled tours, cross-country skiing, ocean kayaking, ocean sportfishing, other outdoor adventures.
Located in Kodiak Bear Refuge offering bear viewing & fishing.
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Last night, Britain's overnight singing sensation Susan Boyle appeared on America's Got Talent, the Stateside analogue to the show that shot her to stardom a scant few months ago. She performed her cover of the Rolling Stones' "Wild Horses" ably, but what was more fascinating was the pre-show package about how exactly she got to this spot, from the shots of a love-struck Simon Cowell to her loss on the show and the tabloid headlines about her checking into the Priory Clinic to now. The woman has lived an entire episode of Behind The Music over the course of one summer! Clip after the jump.
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This is the fourth book of Michael Scott's series "The secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel". As with the first three books, the Necromancer is fast-paced and filled with a variety of different story-lines and even more famous historical immortals are introduced to the reader. Continues the story of Sophie and Josh and their journey of saving the world from the Dark Elders, though now there is friction between the twins, and their belief in the Flamels. 4 out of 5 stars.
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Your frugal bounty can help those who need it the most.
I recently bought two backpacks, five packages of notebook paper and five boxes of crayons at Office Depot for $3.25 including tax, thanks to the magic of recycled printer cartridges and loss leaders. Then I went to Walgreens and bought two-pocket folders and five-packs of mechanical pencils for a nickel apiece, plus two-packs of gel pens and eight-packs of washable markers that will be free after rebate.
I don't have kids at home. I'm buying these for other people's children. You can, too, and I sure hope you will.
Just as Christmas items show up in stores long before it's time to trim the tree, "back to school" specials are making inroads earlier and earlier. Back in the first week of July, Staples was offering things like 10-packs of pencils and small bottles of hand sanitizer for 1 cent each.
Remember when school supplies weren't on sale until mid- to late August? And remember how we wailed at the sight of notebooks and pencil sharpeners: How can it be school time already? Summer just started!
Welcome to school -- here's your list
I'll tell you who's wailing now, though: Parents who can't afford food, let alone notebook paper. That's why for several years I've been shopping the loss leaders and taking them over to the North Helpline here in Seattle. The prices can be astonishingly low: a dime for a box of crayons, a nickel for a ruler, a penny for that bottle of hand sanitizer.
And yes, hand sanitizer is a necessity. Just check the school supply lists that teachers hand out on the first day of school. Children are also supposed to bring their own tissues plus a whole bunch of things that schools once provided gratis. When I was a kid, we were expected to bring our own paper and pencils if we could; if we couldn't, the teacher had a supply closet courtesy of the school district.
These days, teachers are likely to have to fill supply closets on their own. They, too, should be hitting these loss-leader sales to stock up on stuff they know some kids' parents simply can't provide. A 150-count package of notebook paper will cost a lot more later in the year than the 15 cents that I paid.
Frugal school-supply tactics
A worker at North Helpline told me that parents who come in for the food bank frequently ask if there's any chance of getting pencils, paper or any of the other things their kids are required to have. That's why I love the loss leaders; even when I was broke and trying to pay for a divorce, I could shake loose a buck or two for school supplies.
There's generally a limit on these sales. I could get only five boxes of crayons at Office Depot, for example. But there's no reason I can't shop there the next day, or bring my sister or daughter along to double the haul.
It's best to shop early in the week. On Monday I also wanted to buy the 1-cent vinyl binders that Office Depot advertised. An employee said the 1,200 binders they'd ordered quickly sold out. So watch the ads and get there ASAP.
Don't subscribe to the Sunday paper? Read the ads online. Office Max, Office Depot and Staples consistently offer blowout prices, and other stores like Walgreens are getting with the program, too.
And if those 15-cent paper clips or free-after-rebate gel pens are all sold out? Ask for a rain check unless the ad says you can't.
If you're on a tight budget yourself, these sales are a great help for getting your kids ready for school. Remember, too, that some of these items can become stocking stuffers or birthday party favors. For example, one store recently sold tiny Sharpies for a dime each. This week, Walgreens has miniature composition books for a nickel apiece.
You may find things you need yourself. That 1-cent hand sanitizer would be perfect for purse, diaper bag or glove compartment. I was happy to get yellow highlighters at Walgreens for 5 cents, considerably less than I'd pay at the university bookstore.
Helping others helps you
Where to take these items? To your local elementary school, so that teachers can dole them out as needed. To social service agencies. To foster care organizations. To churches, synagogues or mosques. To food banks if they, like North Helpline, are willing to hand out notebooks along with food bags.
Why give? Because there's need. But giving is also an antidote to fear or self-pity. It's a reminder that you not only covered all your bills, but have enough left over to help someone else.
Those backpacks I bought cost $4.99 each, or $1.99 with the $3 credit for the ink cartridge. If you don't have an extra $2 to $5 to give, then by all means take care of your own family first.
I'm thinking about those penny binders and penny hand sanitizers.
Almost anybody has a spare cent. Heck, just walk down the street or
look on the floor at the checkout counter and you'll likely find a penny.
Pick it up, and go buy something for somebody's kid. It could make all
the difference in the world -- to that child, and to you.
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Last Sunday, Shannon Torrez's dog Asia became a mother. The Sharpei and Pitbull mix gave birth to one puppy named Raider. It was a surprise to Shannon, but nothing compared to what came next.
"I got a call from a friend of mine that three kittens had been dropped off on her front porch in a little bucket and she didn't know what to do with them. I went and picked them up, figuring I was going to have to bottle feed them for a little while before adopting them," Shannon said. "When I got home Asia was kind of throwing a fit that I had the kittens and she wanted to see them. I put them up to her and she didn't want to me to get them out of her sight."
Asia immediately began taking care of the kittens. She cleaned them, nursed them and protected them.
"The first couple of days she wouldn't leave their side at all. It took her a few days for them to get settled in and for her to get comfortable before she would even leave the box," she said.
Although it seems unusual, it's something that veterinarians have seen before.
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He says this usually occurs when female dogs go through their heat cycle. Their bodies think they are having a puppy and even if they aren't, the dogs still produce milk.
Sometimes the dogs can suffer health problems when they have milk without puppies to drink it, so this kind of surrogate mothering is encouraged.
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The kittens are about three and a half weeks old right now. They will stay with Shannon and Asia for another four weeks.
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Dog milk is close enough to cat milk that the kittens should suffer no ill effects.
Torrez has tentatively named the cats Jade, Jewel and Gunner.
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Bing has launched an online campaign squaring up to Google, warning consumers that its rivals' Shopping search is largely dictated by how much brands pay to lift their rankings.
The Microsoft-owned search engine has launched a website at scroogled.com drawing consumers' attention to Google's change to its algorithm, which now sees Shopping listings ranked - in part - by the bid price advertisers pay.
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What is the issue here? Google has clearly identified the shopping results as 'ads' haven't they. Or have they?
To be fair Google has been upfront on this move to commercialise Google Shopping with merchants but are they going far enough in making this really clear, standout onsite and obvious with searchers....possibly not.
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Her younger son is beginning his third season as Tennessee's coach, but the sight of Barbara Dooley in orange still serves as a shock to the senses. For the first night of the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Classic, the former grande dame of Georgia football came wearing the following:
Orange jacket. White blouse. White slacks. White sandals with orange piping, or whatever it is you call that mesh stuff on the top of women's sandals.
Her husband, who once made his red-and-black living trying to squeeze the daylights out of the Big Orange, came more sedately clad. Vince Dooley had on khaki pants, a white polo shirt and white socks with Birkenstocks. (OK, I'm kidding about the footwear.)
"I'm doing fine now," Barbara Dooley said, speaking 30 minutes before kickoff. "But in two hours I might not be."
Ninety minutes later, Derek Dooley's Vols were leading North Carolina State 22-7, having scored 16 points in 38 seconds. And I know what you're saying: "Sixteen points in 38 seconds — two touchdowns and two two-point conversions, right?" Nope. It was wilder than that.
Get the picture: N.C. State leads 7-6 and, with 1:31 remaining in the longest first quarter in the history of humankind, faces fourth-and-3 at the Tennessee 35. Convert here and State has a chance to establish a working lead, and Wolfpack receivers have already displayed the capacity to shake free of Tennessee's coverage, such as it is.
But not this time. Mike Glennon, whose quarterbacking brother Sean presided over a famous second-half collapse by Virginia Tech in the 2006 Chick-fil-A Bowl against Georgia, throws a pretty awful interception. Then Tyler Bray up and hits a Volunteer receiver named Rogers — through not Da'Rick Rogers, the infamous recruit from Calhoun, Ga. — for 72-yard touchdown. (For the record, the Rogers in question is named Zach.)
Some turnaround, huh? Fourth-down interception, first-down touchdown. Wait. It gets wilder. On the Pack's next snap, Mike Glennon drops to throw and, for reasons unclear, holds the ball and retreats toward his end zone, whereupon he loses the ball, which is recovered by a State lineman but yields a safety. Now the Pack trails 15-7 and has to kick the ball to Tennessee, which again requires all of one play to score.
This time it's a pretty reverse to the receiver Cordarrelle Patterson, who'd already scored on a 41-yard reception. This 67-yard run puts Tennessee ahead 22-7, and here we pause for both breath and perspective: Three snaps have yielded three Vol scores. Whoa, Nelly.
But wait. It would get wilder still. State scored to draw within 22-14. The Vols moved to the Wolfpack 1 inside the final 30 seconds of the half. Bray sought to sneak for score but was hit in the backfield. He tried to extend the ball over the goal line — breaking the plane, as it were — but saw the ball knocked from his grasp. State recovered.
Replay was consulted, and one angle appeared to show the ball still in Bray's hands above the plane. But Tennessee wasn't granted its touchdown, prompting a massive roar from those in orange, who outnumbered those in State red 2-to-1. In all, it was a suitable (not to say clinical) ending to a first half that saw 586 yards gained.
For Barbara's baby boy, it was a flying start to an important autumn. Derek Dooley had lost 14 of his first 25 games at Tennessee, and last season the Vols could win only one SEC game — that against Vanderbilt, that in overtime. Another halting season could leave Dooley the Younger looking for work.
But Tennessee, it must be said, looked pretty spiffy against an opponent that has been pegged as a potential ACC sleeper. They shrugged off their end-of-the-half gaffe to score twice more in the third quarter, building their lead to 32-14. They ran faster, hit harder and looked, not to put too fine a point on it, like a mid-table SEC team is supposed to look against an opponent from that presumed lesser league.
Through three quarters, Tennessee had outgained State by 141 yards, but the job wasn't quite done. The Wolfpack scored early in the fourth to draw within 11 points, and if ever teams had reason to believe anything was possible, these two did. Sixteen points in 38 seconds, remember?
The rest of the game, perhaps mercifully, was rather tame. State wouldn't score again. Tennessee would add a field goal. The Vols won 35-21, which happened to be the score of Boise State's victory over Georgia in this event last season. This game, for what it's worth, was far more entertaining than that monstrosity.
By Mark Bradley
August 31st, 2012
11:18 pm
The Vols are back! mark this down–the vols will upset fl and ga and win the SEC east! Bray–best QB in the SEC!!!!
August 31st, 2012
11:18 pm
The ACC plays some bad football
August 31st, 2012
11:19 pm
Big win for the SEC. However, the Vols will still get clobbered in league play.
August 31st, 2012
11:20 pm
Another good win over an ACC opponent.
August 31st, 2012
11:21 pm
tennessee looked good. nice article.
August 31st, 2012
11:23 pm
Tyler Bray might be the best at throwing the long ball that I've seen in a long while…very accurate.
Run game looked imporved…Patterson makes everyone forget about Da'rick Rogers…that guy looks legit. Defense grabs 4 pics against a tall senior quarterback..
Looks like the Vols are definately headed in the right direction….and might upset a team or two.
August 31st, 2012
11:25 pm
Does UGA play UT? If they do, mark down another Dog lose to go along with the other five games they drop. The dogs will not beat UT this year even with a Dooley as coach
August 31st, 2012
11:41 pm
Buzz2011, you idiot, UGA plays Tennessee every year. They are both in the SEC East. Time for you to rub one out and go to bed.
August 31st, 2012
11:46 pm
As a Vol fan, I was pleased to see the kicking game (albeit indoors) take a big swing into the positive. That's +1 from last year. +2 is the departure of Dumb'Rick, the void filled by Patterson and Zach Rogers stepping up. +3 was Marlin Lane pushing Rajon Neal to hit the dang hole. +4 was coming out in the 2nd half and taking care of business. -1 was watching the new 3-4 go through it's growing pains (I feel it will take the season to work it out but tonight, it worked good enough). +5 is 1-0. GBO
August 31st, 2012
11:46 pm
Barbara Dooley on stage: very cool. Off stage: not what you think, surprised and disappointed to say. Vince, he's the same no matter where you with him
August 31st, 2012
11:47 pm
UT will flounder against conference opponents and will close out the season with another losing record. Dooley is gone–he just doesn't know it yet.
August 31st, 2012
11:49 pm
I won't say, 'We're back" but it was a good start…Too bad Chick-fil-A didn't drop 100,000 Orange and White ballons post game. GBO
August 31st, 2012
11:50 pm
Whew…..great game! Vols looked very good against a very good team. Da'rick who? Patterson is a beast…Go Vols!
August 31st, 2012
11:50 pm
Huh? Great spelling! You must be 1 of 3 students in the state who did not graduate from high school. Sigh…
August 31st, 2012
11:51 pm
This vol team would definitely have beat the dawgs tonight. Vandy looked pretty tough the other night even if they did lose. Between Vandy and UT I don't think there's any question that at least one of them beats the dawgs. If the vols can get there defensive secondary to play a little better they could easily be the surprise of the east.
August 31st, 2012
11:52 pm
vols definitely look better than the dawgs. Looks to me like either they or vandy will beat uga this year. Course beating UGA aint nothing to be braggin bout.
August 31st, 2012
11:53 pm
Vols are much improved. Patterson, Hunter and Bray…..look out!
Running game is much improved but still work to be done. Prayers out to the Tennessee fan that fell!
August 31st, 2012
11:55 pm
Congratulations to Tennessee. Glad you beat the ACC. Now we are going to take care of another ACC team tomorrow night. Vols will make alot of noise in the East this year. War Eagle!
August 31st, 2012
11:56 pm
August 31st, 2012
11:58 pm
Big Dawg…anyone who has read my posts would know that I am fairly articulate.
Pointing out a typo might bring you some sort of happiness, but is a sure sign of either not having anything constructive to say, or insecurity on your part.
September 1st, 2012
12:07 am
Big Win for the SEC. A week or so ago people were writing off Dooley and his Vols after DaRick Rogers decided the drugs were higher priority than his football teammates. Practically everyone of the Talking Heads said that without Rogers that Hunter would not be able to get open being double teamed, then came along Patterson who WAS open and now others will have defend the two big Wideouts and their slot reciever.
Does this mean The Vols will be a team to reckon with? No one should be saying that, the biggest improvements are said to become weeks 1 and weeks 2. After week 3 or 4 we should know how good Tennessee and many other are. Their defense looked spotty and their safeties did not play well in the first half, their defensive line and linebackers were aggressive against a team who did not run the ball that well.
All and all, I think teams like Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Missorui, South Carolina, Florida and Georgia all could beat each other up and shake up the east side of the league. Momentum is a big big thing in college football and beating a decent school always makes those hot summer days of running, and hitting seem a little cooler.
Good luck to All of your teams and Go SEC!
September 1st, 2012
12:08 am
Glad I picked Tennessee to win tonight. Cordarelle Patterson is a lanky, weird lookin' dude, but he's a heck of a receiver. Good to see UT looking competitive in the SEC again.
September 1st, 2012
12:20 am
LOL…Rocky Top. Give me a break. UT looked sloppy against a weak ACC opponent. Nothing is back. MARK THAT DOWN!
September 1st, 2012
12:26 am
Some idiot says, "The Vols are back" after beating NCS. Yeah and Fat Phil was a great coach.
September 1st, 2012
12:29 am
I hate that Boise lost to MSU. End of the year, BSU will be ranked higher than MSU. MSU always finds a way to blow their season and BSU just knocked themselves out of a BCS bowl most likely.
September 1st, 2012
12:31 am
oh brother! and other UGA fans….
I am neither a UGA or UT fan, so I have no dog in the fight. It is funny, however, to watch UGA fans start slinging mud toward UT after a nice (even impressive) win. On this blog, I've already read how ACC teams play bad football, hot UT will be killed in SEC play, and now you saying that UT looked sloppy against a weak ACC opponent.
Why do I say it's funny? Because it is pretty obvious that UGA fans always want to put down teams that might be good enough to beat their beloved Dawgs. The more you put down another SEC team, the more sure one can be that you are a little concerned.
September 1st, 2012
12:32 am
Let's laugh…thanks for proving my point.
Also…Fat Phil is now Hall Of Fame Fat Phil. Guess you gotta be a pretty good coach to get into the HOF
September 1st, 2012
12:40 am
Patterson looks to be worth every dollar that Ufk had to pay to get him.
Looks like Scu will have to settle for 3rd in the East now.
September 1st, 2012
12:40 am
1 NC in how many years. Payton, no NCs. Nebraska hand him his a__. Was not relevant his last, what, 8 or 10 years. Owned by Spurrier….yeah he was a pretty good coach, just not a great coach. They should have fired him many years before they did.
September 1st, 2012
12:42 am
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September 1st, 2012
12:43 am
Tennessee did ok but got a lot of help.
September 1st, 2012
12:44 am
How did Tom O'Brien manage to do so well at BC? This is his 4th or 5th year at NCST and they still stink.
Who was more out of shape in the first game, Amerson from NCST or Clowney from Scu. The flip side of the proliferation of hype that has inundated the high school and college game is that if a kid spends all summer reading about his greatness, someone is going to come in and whip his ass come fall.
September 1st, 2012
12:45 am
Someone said that NCS was a good defensive team. What they failed to mention was NCS was a good team and had a good defense when you compare them to other ACC teams.
As much as a lot of people including myself were pulling for NCS , we all forgot they were playing a mid level SEC team. No contest.
September 1st, 2012
12:45 am
Won 75% of his games in the toughest conference in the country. He was the 3rd winningest active coach when UT fired him. His team played in the SEC CG game the year before he was fired, and UT won 10 games that year. On top of the NC that you mentioned (along with other SEC titles).
Beat UGA the whold decade of the 90s…beat Bama several years in a row…owned by Spurrier? Who wasn't at that time?
September 1st, 2012
12:46 am
7576 Dawg…why were you pulling for NCS and not the SEC?
September 1st, 2012
12:48 am
Not sure how one could say Tennessee looked better than Georgia when Georgia has yet to play a game.
I know sense, and that doesn't make any.
September 1st, 2012
12:50 am
Funny how UGA fans are now slinging mud at UT (NCS sucked…UT isn't good…etc)…pretty predictable though. UGA fans always do that when a team looks like they might could beat UGA. Sure sign of concern.
September 1st, 2012
12:51 am
Nobody can dispute Fat's success on the field. As far as being a shady scumbag, he is right at the top of the heap. Were it not for Roy Kramer defending him the entire decade of the 90's, Ufk would have been on constant probation.
Got to be hard to sleep at night knowing that you made your living by harboring murderers like Leonard Little, Dwayne Goodrich and Dante Stallworth, but Fat never seemed to have to hard of time with it, just as he was ok with cutting Johnny Majors' throat to steal his job.
I have almost felt bad for Ufk the last 10 years for being so terrible as a program, but just seeing the reaction of their po-dunk fans after beating a mediocre ACC team, I remember why nothing sucks like a big orange.
September 1st, 2012
1:11 am
Joe…Little, Goodrich and Stallworth never did anything while at UT…UT was never in trouble with the NCAA…and Fulmer is a Christian man.
Me thinks you are a UGA fan, who didn't like Fulmer because of the amount of times he whipped UGA's butt.
September 1st, 2012
1:39 am
Bowden wasn't owned by Spurrier. Neither were Spurrier's bowl opponents (6-5, what, an SEC coach 6-5 in bowls).
75% of his games, but did he win the critical, great coach defining games? Ah no. For example, he coached 3 teams in the conference championship during the 2000's with no wins.
September 1st, 2012
1:41 am
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1:44 am
Wow UT fans coming out?? I have not seen this since AOL was big time and you still chatted in chat rooms. I read a previous comment that was just plain stupid by tide rising..vols look better than the dawgs huh?? How about waiting until we atleast run a fricking play. Son you have no idea what the dawgs are going to look like yet.
September 1st, 2012
1:44 am
Home/away designation for SEC Championship
The team designated as the "home" team alternates between division champions; the designation goes to the Eastern champion in even-numbered years and the Western champion in odd-numbered years.
Had a friend that played QB in high school. He said, in the huddle he would sometimes say, "Odd numbers go long, even numbers go short." Auburn prospects, no likely.
September 1st, 2012
1:55 am
How come the polsters never evaluate, or appear to evaluate the coach in their rankings.
Richt will blow something along the way. He does 8 out of 10 times.
Just like Phat Phil,
just like Lloyd Carr,
just like Bob Stoops,
just like OSU that couldn't beat Michigan,
just like the Texas A&M coach that always blew something
just like KSU coach that left and came back (had dismal record against top 20 teams)
and on and on and on.
September 1st, 2012
2:33 am
TN needed that. Good game kid Dooley. TN will be a very, tough out this year.
September 1st, 2012
3:26 am
I'm no fan of TN and I hope the Dawgs crush 'em in Athens this year. But you can't argue that they grabbed a good win last night. No, I don't think "they're back," but IMHO that was a game they would have lost last season — not because of a lack of talent or coaching, but because of a lack of depth and a lack of heart to keep fighting in the face of adversity. The Vols didn't have that the last two years. They still have depth issues and are working out the kinks of a new defense (don't forget that, Vols fans; you still gave up 21 to a mid-level ACC team), but what last night showed is that Dooley has fixed the lack of heart that plagued TN in losses the last two years. It's an intangible that counts for a lot; and I think that TN showed heart last night. So, as much as it pains me to say it, good for them. Now, do we know how good they really are? I don't think so. Game 1 doesn't show how good anyone really is. We probably won't know that until they play FL in week three. I'll hold my judgment until then. Of course, the same goes for the Dawgs… A win at Mizzou will go a long way to showing what these Dawgs are made of, but we may not know for sure until we play Vandy and TN in late September.
September 1st, 2012
4:33 am
Always a pleasure to see SEC defeat a non-conference team. Bama next up.
September 1st, 2012
5:51 am
Tennessee beat a second rate team out of one the worst football conferences in the nation. .N.C.State has yet to have a wining record record in the past five years .Are the Vol fans so desperate ,they actually think there S.E.C. opponents are that big and slow as N.C.State?
Sorry vol fans when you hit the meat grinder of your S.E.C. teams you will quickly realize how bad N.C.State really is.
September 1st, 2012
6:23 am
@Cragee boy.. Glad the Dogs play UT.. Now you know as well, the Dogs will lose that game as well. Sleep Rocky Top boy..


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Questions of the day: Who was driving the results? Why does Horcoff have so many goals-against when he isn't playing with Hemsky?
There are different things we all see in the games, it probably depends on our backgrounds and the positions we played. Personally, I get more pissed off with turnovers at the blue lines than most Oiler fans, so my opinion on Hemsky is probably not as favourable. Anyhow, an attempt to understand follows, and since my memory isn't nearly good enough on it's own (despite the fact that I often think that it is) I dug a little deeper.
Hemsky and Horcoff on the ice together:
Well, we started the season with Smyth-Horcoff-Dvorak as the line that carried the mail. The played almost every 5on5 shift vs Sakic in Game1 and almost every shift against Naslund in Game2 until Smyth was hurt.
Then there was the ill advised spate of Rita with 10-20 in SoCal ... until MacTavish came to his senses midway through the L.A game and shifted Pisani up there on his offwing. And that trio played against Iggy in the next one and Modano in the one after (Tippet was trying to avoid it though) until Horcoff injures his shoulder in a play I never did see.
Horcoff and Smyth are both back in the lineup quickly, though probably still hurt. MacTavish, true to form, pretends they are both fit, marches them out there against Sakic's line in the first game and they get kicked around by Joe's line. MacT does the same in COL the next one (Q seems to be avoiding the matchup as well by my eye, srange shit ... does he not realize these guys are walking wounded?). And by the time they hit DAL in the next one MacTavish finally decides he has to go with Peca vs Modano and he bumps Hemsky in with 10/94 to take softer minutes. I remember RiversQ crediting MacTavish for getting such a clean matchup with Peca-Modano on the road. Personally I think Tippet just hadn't figured it out, so he was happy to take that matchup. (BTW: Tippet's pre-game interview on TV before the next game in DAL about 2 weeks later was quirky ... almost a wink and a nudge with a "we think we have a good read on their strengths and weaknesses right now ;) " ... he ran Modano at the 94-10-83 line right from the opening faceoff and that trio got their asses absolutely owned. Clearly Horcoff and Smyth weren't back up to snuff just yet, and wouldn't be for a while.)
Okay, all that previous bit was just from memory, but I'm confident that nobody can prove me wrong on that stuff. It was just all so interesting the way that it was shaking out at the time that it has stuck with me, and I'm sure that the Oiler fans that notice this sort of thing are going to agree.
I think that this second game in DAL, the one where they got thumped, that probably coloured my opinion of Hemsky a bit too. Perhaps unfairly, perhaps not.
In any case, up until the first game in DAL, game 11 of the Oiler's season. Hemmer hadn't played much with Horcoff. According to the shift charts, during the first 90 minutes of icetime that Hemsky got in the 05/06 season ... only 2 minutes of it were with Horcoff. But from this point on, up to the shift in philosophy in Game81, Hemsky would play about 88% of his 5on5 icetime with Horcoff, and Horcoff played more at 5on5 so the percentage of his 5on5 icetime with Hemsky (78%) over this significant stretch. And at 4on4 Hemmer played mostly with Peca (just by memory, I don't think we need to check that.)
Horcoff's extra icetime without Hemsky wasn't a helluva lot ... but it's a strange mix. For example, he shows only 20 minutes with Stoll. But it's spread out. A whole bunch of games with about 30 seconds, only a couple with as much as a minute, a lot with none at all. They're both centres of course. Same goes for Reasoner, very similar to Stoll in this regard, even though I'm struggling to remember that. And stunningly high event rates ... most of it bad.
And since I'm tired of typing, and I think my wife has probably figured out that I'm not on the internet looking up advice on how to fit hardwood on the stairs ... I'll leave it at that for now. I think you know where this is going anyways. If you need a hint: defensive zone faceoffs. I think I know of a way to rip something compelling here off of the NHL.com data, just by grabbing the guys that were on the ice 7 seconds after the play-by-play sheet shows a faceoff, that to negate the rounding error in the shiftcharts ... but my theory is that if I walk away and wait ... mudcrutch will eventually do it. So I'll try that first. :-)


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