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Alouettes GM and head coach Jim Popp revealed that two NFL teams have called him about job possibilities in 2014.
Popp would not name the clubs and issued only a, "no comment" about whether or not there's been progress in him returning to Montreal in the dual role he has worked since returning to the CFL in 1996.
"It hasn't been as busy as the last two off seasons," Popp admitted.
Popp later clarified to TSN on Friday that while his representatives received calls, he has not spoken to any teams. He also said he has not interviewed or spoken to anyone about other jobs.
At this time last year, the Als lost their head coach Marc Trestman to the Chicago Bears while Popp interviewed for a job with the Panthers, having also been considered for employment with the Eagles and Colts.
Popp says he has interviewed prospective coaches for the coming season since the team still needs a new offensive coordinator and may have spots for as many as three other newcomers to the staff.
Popp is in New York for Super Bowl weekend and admitted he's rooting for the Seahawks because of a home town connection with Seattle guard JR Sweezy.
"He's from my hometown Mooresville, North Carolina and I helped get him a scholarship," Popp told the TSN 690 Morning Show with Price, Starr and Moffat. "Small world, Marc Trestman was on the staff at NC State at the time."
Sweezy's mother Susan works for the Alouettes as Popp's executive assistant from her North Carolina home and her son was on the Alouettes' negotiation list before becoming a fixture on the offensive line that protects Russell Wilson, who not coincidentally, was once on the Als "neg list" as well.
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OUR NEXT ISSUE: We are gearing up for the annual Special Fall Edition. It will be 96 pages of industry standard-setting quality and content! Our cover story features a huge Alberta non-typical whitetail harvested by a hard-core hunter named Rob Senecal. We have saved some of the most jaw-dropping stories and photos for this issue. Make sure to subscribe by August 30th to ensure this heavyweight issue lands on your doorstep!!
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Big Buck Magazine is published four times a year for avid deer hunters across North America. It captures the essence of deer hunting for the year-round enthusiast. What is different about this publication is the approach it has taken since the first edition back in July of 1987. First of all, the amount of advertising is limited. This way the readers can enjoy more stories and photos. In fact, we average 21 stories and an impressive 90 colour photographs, all on high gloss paper. Our winter, spring and summer issues each have 80 pages of colour. Our big fall issue has 96 pages and features many of the top trophy bucks taken in the previous hunting season.
Each issue is filled with gigantic whitetails and mule deer from across Canada and the United States. We are proud to say the majority of the stories are from the hunters themselves, and our readers really seem to appreciate that.
Shed hunting is also a very popular sport and seems to be growing each year. I am happy to say, here at Big Buck, we run colossal sheds in nearly every issue. It doesn't seem to matter if they are from Alberta or Kansas, our readers can't get enough of these huge chunks of bone.
Wildlife photography is another feature in Big Buck. For the last 24 years, many impressive bucks, in their natural habitat, have graced our pages. So if you are tired of looking at advertising, or flipping pages to find the rest of the story, come on board with us. It will be a ride you will enjoy from the front cover to the last page.

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Flying -
You have the choice of 2 airports here to fly into in Costa Rica. If you fly into the main airport in San Jose (Juan Santamaria International Airport, code - SJO) you will most likely find lower priced flights. However, Nosara is about a 4-5 hour drive from the San Jose Airport depending on traffic and how many trucks and busses you get stuck behind on the two-lane roads. If you fly into Liberia (Daniel Oduber Quiros International Airport, code - LIR) the flights will typically be more expensive, but from there you are roughly 2 hour drive to Nosara.
*Note that there are some discount airlines now offering flights to San Jose, including Jet Blue, Frontier Air and Spirit Air. They typically have the most affordable prices.
If you fly into either San Jose or Liberia, you also have the choice of taking one of the puddle jumper flights right here to Nosara on Nature Air (www.NatureAir.com) or Sansa (www.FlySansa.com). Our commuter airport here is only a 10 minute drive to the beach and Playas Guiones and Pelada. These flight will run you about $85 - $130 one-way, depending on the season and how early you book your ticket. However, it is a fun way to travel and they give you a great birds eye view of the beautiful Costa Rican landscape below. The only downside here is that you need to travel on the light side because the airlines have certain weight restrictions and will only take surfboards if they have room on the plane.
Driving -
The other options for getting here from San Jose or Liberia are either by rental car or a hired driver, shuttle or taxi. Contact us and we can help book your transportation needs with experienced, licensed and reliable car rental and transport companies. Prices from San Jose are between $200 - $250 one-way and from $100 - $150 one-way from Liberia, depending on the time of year. If arriving at night and you don't want to spend the night in Liberia or San Jose, we highly recommend using a shuttle service, because they know the roads very well and driving at night and on the dirt roads can be dangerous.
If you decide to rent a car and drive here please refer to the directions below:
Driving Directions if using the newer highway, the Autopista del Sol -
- Exit the Juan Santamaria Airport and follow the road straight, towards downtown San Jose.
- At rental car company, ask them to point you towards the Autopista del Sol (Highway 27) to Orotina and towards Escazu when you leave the lot.
- Remain on this highway for about 10-15 minutes.
- Then, you will take a RIGHT at traffic light intersection. You will see a McDonalds on the far left-hand corner of the intersection, and you will see a tall blue "Universal" sign on the right.
- This is the Autopista del Sol (Highway 27). There will be a few tolls along the way, so have a about $3.00 - $4.00 ready, preferably in Costa Rican Colones.
- Then, you will continue straight on the Autopista del Sol (without exiting) for about an hour. Follow the signs for Caldera and Puntarenas. Once you arrive in Puntarenas, Highway 27 will automatically turn into Highway 1. Follow the signs to Liberia and you will be put right onto Highway 1.
- Once past Puntarenas, the next turn you will look for is for has a sign labeled "Puente La Amistad de Taiwan".
- Take a LEFT towards the Puente La Amistad de Taiwan.
- You will cross over the big bridge (Puente La Amistad de Taiwan) and follow that road until it comes to a T intersection. This leg of the trip will be about 48km.
- Take a RIGHT at that intersection, you will see a sign indicating Nosara, Playa Samara and Carrillo.
- The next intersection will be in Nicoya, about 13km from the last turn.
- Take a LEFT at the flashing yellow traffic light towards Nicoya.
- Then follow the road through the town of Nicoya, you will pass right through the center of town and out the other end. Stay straight for about 13km.
- The road will come to a T intersection again with a small store in front named "Abastecedor Caimital". Take a RIGHT.
- Stay straight on that road for 19km or so and until you see a gas station on your left.
- Right after the gas station (about 100 meters past) you will take a RIGHT onto the dirt road. You will see signs for Nosara.
- Drive SLOWLY and carefully on the dirt road, especially at night. There will often be locals walking on both sides of the road and it is hard to see in the dark with no street lights whatsoever. Slow down while driving through the tiny little pueblos to reduce the dust that you kick up.
- Follow the road for about 8km (feels much longer than that!) until you come to a T intersection with signs in front of you.
- Take a RIGHT at the intersection towards Nosara. Now you are only 12km away!
- Stay straight and you will enter the Playa Guiones area!
- If you decide to take the old road to Nosara (Highway 1) from the airport, simply exit the airport or rental car place and get on the Calle 1 (Highway 1) towards San Ramon. Follow the signs and you will stay on Calle 1 for 124km until you get to the Puente La Amistad de Taiwan sign and turn. Then, the rest of the directions are the same as above.
Driving Directions from Liberia -
If you're coming from Liberia, the drive is super easy.
- Take a right out of the airport (or ask the Rental Car company to point you towards Nicoya) and drive 60km until you get to Nicoya.
- At the blinking yellow traffic light, take a RIGHT towards Nicoya and Samara
- Follow the directions above from Nicoya to Nosara/Guiones
See our Driving Directions Video from San Jose and Liberia here: http://vimeo.com/6702500.
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Date Reviewed: May 21, 2001
Strengths: Strong, stiff frame, Ritchey rims and tires are top shelf! The Ritchey fork is good too. I bought it in 1991 & at that time it was a great bike. The technology has advanced leaps & bounds since then & this frame is worth upgrading. I will soon be buying a full suspension bike (I'm leaning towards a Trek Fuel 90 disk), but I will keep this one to loan to non-riding friends and trail riding.
Weaknesses: Shimano LX front shifter broke, will not shift into the big ring. Vetta gel saddle is too hard. Cheap plastic cable guides on top of top tube broke off. The hard anodizing on the Ritchey rim has worn off, but this is purely cosmetic-the rims are strong. Headset needs to be tightened occasionally (the new threadless ones are great).
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Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid: $750.00
Purchased At: Wheels and Fitness in Motion
Similar Products Used: Fuji mountain bike (tried a friends out before buying myself a MTB).
Bike Setup: Stock: Ritchey tires, rims & fork. Shimano LX/DX mix.
Date Reviewed: May 3, 2001
Strengths: Great alu bike. Light, responsive, fast.
Weaknesses: Very rigid, stiff, nervy -hard to control over bumpy terrain. I have somersaulted over the handle bars a few times... Rocky downhills require white-nuckle grip
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Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid: $800.00
Purchased At: Renaissance Bikes, NY, NY-91
Similar Products Used: Orbea Alu
Bike Setup: Standard -deore LX, pepperony fork, alu comp frame, etc- plus cannondale mountain rear rack.
Date Reviewed: May 31, 1999
frame(older 3.0 aluminum comp series)
pepperoni fork under recall that i had to swap with latter model one
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Date Reviewed: April 11, 1999
Great all round bike
I dinged the chain stays after a piddly little prang
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Toledo police have tracked down a van they have been looking for in connection to a stranger danger incident in west Toledo earlier this week.
Police have been searching for that van and its driver since Tuesday. They caught up with the van just before 10 a.m. Thursday.
Police pulled over a white, paneled van at Lagrange Street and Manhattan Boulevard in north Toledo. It matched the description and license plate provided by the student who was approached by its driver when she was walking to class at Horizon Science Academy on West Sylvania Avenue in west Toledo. The student told police the man approached her on foot and asked her if she wanted a ride. When she declined, he got into the van and followed her.
The driver of the van was arrested for driving without a valid driver's license.
Police brought the driver downtown for questioning. They reviewed the interview with the prosecutor, who determined more investigation was needed before he could be charged with anything. The driver was released.
More information will be needed to determine if the person driving will face any charges or had anything to do with Tuesday's incident.
Parents at Horizon Academy say they are happy to hear police advancing in the investigation, but these incidents and their frequencies are disturbing.
"These incidents are teenage kids and being that they're - Toledo is one of the gateways for sex trafficking, you know, it makes me concerned that these men - and it's not just one man, it's several men - are trying to take teenagers," said Jennifer Tresnan.
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All of our honey is wildflower honey collected from various sources from the woods and grasslands surrounding our apiaries located in Allen County, Ohio. Sources include wild raspberry, basswood, wild rose, several varieties of clover, catalpa, and more than a dozen other trees and wildflowers in our area. Depending on the weather and rainfall the blooms of each varies each year as does the color and subtle flavors of the honey. Typically we harvest our honey once per year in August.
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I have decided to take down the entire controversy-filled post and the complete set of combox comments from all involved parties from my site, regarding the recent controversy with members of the "traditionalist" Fish Eaters forum. I urge all sides to refrain from further comments on this incident on my blog. Thank you.
I have to look at myself and my behavior first, according to the frequent teaching of our Lord. I didn't respond as I should have to criticisms of one of my papers, and was uncharitable and overly caustic in far too many of the exchanges. Thus I offer a sincere, heartfelt apology to all the folks at Fish Eaters to whom I replied in this negative fashion. That's not to say that I believe I was completely wrong in everything I did. No; but I was wrong and uncharitable enough to issue this apology; I do know that.
Especially now, after I have seen some very constructive internal criticism and probing questions about member behavior on that forum, in the same thread, I realize also that sweeping statements that I made about the people over there were inaccurate. Indeed, there are now several people on that forum who are quite troubled by what happened and how people conducted themselves on both sides, just as I am, and who are expressing it in no uncertain terms.
I was delighted and heartened to see that (it saved me from a great deal of cynicism and disillusionment), and may this hopeful, sunny trend continue all over the Internet. And I thank these conscientious observers for helping me to see that what I had to do was take down my portion of the controversy, and wash my hands of it, and issue an apology. I could clean and air out my house. That was one thing I definitely could do to try to improve things. What others do with their house is up to them. I renounce my entire set of replies, as unhelpful, inflammatory, and insufficiently charitable: all the ones I have now deleted. I apologize to my blog readers as well.
Satan would love to divide Catholics in any way he can. While I will continue to make arguments about theological issues I strongly believe in (including critiques of "traditionalism"), based on my best lights and with the aid of God's grace (the more the better!), I want no part of harmful Internet fights that lack almost all substance. Defending myself is almost as inane and pointless as some of the attacks thrown my way. I don't need to defend my apostolate or myself. God is my judge and my readers are the witnesses to whatever worth is present in what I do, by God's grace alone.
Time is too short and the fields are ripe for the harvest. I want to be one of the laborers and to not get distracted by happenings that are, in the end (and again, I am 'fessing up to my share of the blame) the ploys of Satan to whip up division among Catholics and to get our minds off of the truly important tasks that lie ahead. Tryin' to keep my hands on the plow and my eyes lookin' straight ahead . . .
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Employees at a Best Buy located in Aurora, Colorado have reported to police that a customer had threatened to blow up the store over a issue cause on by the the game, CoD Modern Warfare 3. Lomon Sar, age 31, had said that he never intentionally meant it as a threat but had badly chosen those words out of anger. Prior to his arrival, he had pre-ordered the game over phone, claiming that he had put $108 on the CoD: MW3 Hardened Edition. Sar goes on to say that the employee had taken his credit-card information and had also written Sar's name on the box of the game.
"The last store I called was the Best Buy by my house and they said okay, we have three copies, two are on reserve and one is here available," said Lomon Sar. "She charged the card, it was $108… She put my name on the box."
Upon arriving at the store for his purchased merchandise, he was told that they no longer had any copies left. He even had asked the employee about his information, he say's that they had told him that they had no information on him whatsoever and that he was not even registered into their database.
"He says what's your name and starts typing in my name and he couldn't find anything. The manager deleted me off their system! Like, took me out of the system! Took all my information out of the system everything," said Sar. "I put my hand up to my head and said look I'm so pissed right now I could blow this place up right now. That's how mad I am!"
Not only threatening to blow up the Best Buy store out of anger, but to also gun down the employees as they walked out of work.
Sars was refunded by the Best Buy store his $108 but he also has been subjected to a criminal summons for a misdemeanor in disorderly conduct and trespassing.
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Sugarloaf Peak Climber's Log
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|Via Falling Rock Canyon
Date Climbed: Jul 6, 2013
|Very much enjoyed the lower 1200' of Falling Rock, but the scree slope was a LOT of work. Continued up to Ontario, Falsie and Bighorn. Fun loop day even if a tad warm.
|Posted Jul 8, 2013 11:10 am
|Breezy, cold and cloudy day
Date Climbed: Jan 27, 2013
|I enjoyed the off trail route up Falling Rock Canyon. It was a blast.
|Posted Feb 2, 2013 11:44 pm
|via Falling Rock Canyon
Date Climbed: Nov 24, 2012
|Really enjoyed this one. Warm on the summit, cool below in the canyons. Couldn't have asked for better weather!
|Posted Nov 25, 2012 12:24 am
|From Ontario
Date Climbed: Jan 7, 2012
|Followed the ridge down from Ontario for some off trail thrills (kinda).
|Posted Jan 7, 2012 6:46 pm
|Tough, really tough
Date Climbed: May 1, 2011
|All worth it!
|Posted May 3, 2011 5:17 pm
|Baldy 11 Peaks
Date Climbed: Jul 4, 2010
|Hiked to Sugarloaf Peak as part of my 11 peaks day hike.
|Posted Feb 4, 2011 12:30 am
|Via FRC
Date Climbed: Jan 29, 2010
|Snowshoed up with mforjan and bighornmonkey. Fun day.
|Posted Jan 30, 2010 1:29 pm
|Sugarloaf rules
|I used to love the scramble from behind the rest area to the top. The rocky section had some real nice rock to scramble over. I really loved the times I went up to this very alpine little summit.
|Posted Dec 12, 2009 1:50 pm
|Falling Rock Canyon
Date Climbed: Dec 5, 2009
|Started in the dark from Icehouse Canyon TH and turned off the trail too soon to try to go up Falling Rock Canyon. Started up a loose rock slope and took about a 10' fall on the headwall at the top when my foothold crumbled. Bleeding from every limb on my body, but not really hurt, I traversed over to Falling Rock Canyon and continued to the summit. Then kept going to Ontario, Bighorn, Cucamonga, and Etiwanda.
|Posted Dec 7, 2009 3:14 pm
|Falling Rock Canyon
Date Climbed: Jun 6, 2009
|Went up Falling Rock Canyon then continued on to Ontario and Bighorn Peaks and down Icehouse Canyon with a Sierra Club group. Nice day, but no views due to fog.
|Posted Jun 7, 2009 11:57 pm
|Falling Rock Canyon
Date Climbed: Jun 6, 2009
|An unexpectedly cool route! This is a good route to practice on for steep talus, as parts of it seem more like a Sierra mountain than a typical mountain in the San Gabriels. I saw two bighorn sheep up at the saddle between Sugarloaf and Ontario.
|Posted Jun 7, 2009 10:23 pm
Date Climbed: Nov 25, 2008
|Very fun route. Took a side trip up the first scree slope on the left to the ridge between Fir Draw and FRC. Nice views up Ice House Canyon. Came back down and continued up the canyon to the saddle between Sugarloaf and Ontario then on up to the summit. 3 hrs car to car.
|Posted Nov 25, 2008 2:56 pm
|with SoCalHiker
Date Climbed: Oct 11, 2008
|he wanted to do it, so I organized it with a group that ballooned to 10 (too many), but still we were successful in avoiding any injuries, although I did manage to take a rock in the forearm. FRC is a lot of fun.
|Posted Oct 20, 2008 10:40 pm
|Falling Rock Canyon
Date Climbed: Oct 11, 2008
|Went up Falling Rock Canyon and the first scree slope west to the peak immediately east of Sugarloaf summit. Continued further on the ridge to Ontario Peak. Climbed Bighorn on the standard trail and descended from the summit directly to Icehouse saddle. Great hike with a lot of up and down steep scree slopes.
|Posted Oct 13, 2008 11:21 am
|One of my favorite ways to Ontario
|After seeing it many times driving up the road we took some climbing gear and scoured its slopes for climbing potential. If it were in my backyard that would be cool but there is better stuff in SoCal. There are 3 or 4 short falls that ice up on good years for some limited ice climbing in Falling Rock canyon. After coming down Sugarloaf one winter my friend slipped and after a hundred feet of so his axe stopped him five feet above the largest falls. We got back to the car after a surprise storm had covered the roads with ice and would strand something like 2 or 3 THOUSAND people in their cars for the night.
|Posted Jun 30, 2008 10:27 pm
|Falling Rock Canyon
Date Climbed: Jan 19, 2008
|Deep snow and ice-covered rocks in FRC, nice snow conditions on the North Slope. A fun route done in a short day.
|Posted Jan 22, 2008 3:03 am
|miss you guys
Date Climbed: Jun 21, 2007
|That was a fun peak to stand on, i love lookin at it from the road! falling rock route was awesome, thanks for the last hike before leaving, miss you guys!
|Posted Aug 8, 2007 1:19 pm
|5th time
Date Climbed: Jun 21, 2007
|A great trip up Falling Rock with one of my great friends. Hope she has fun in Yosemite.
|Posted Jun 21, 2007 4:17 pm
|Climbed this one a handfull of times. This mountain makes you feel like you're in a different state or something. Very cool. I hate falling rock canyon. Suck It Falling Rock!!
|Posted Jun 7, 2007 3:44 pm
|Falling Rock Cyn.
Date Climbed: May 29, 2007
|Got there so early, the parking lot was empty! Quick up and down then off to work.
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Relax on the TARP tax
It's not the reckless and punitive disaster the banks are making it out to be. In fact, it makes sense.
For one thing, the tax is designed to wring about $9 billion from the banks next year. To put that in perspective, consider this: Bank bonuses alone will hit $145 billion this year. The banking industry made $250 billion in earnings before taxes and loan-loss provisions this past year.
Is it any wonder that investors shrugged when the tax was announced?
So let's right now dismiss any claims that the TARP tax will amount to financial hardship on the banks. But how about the question of fairness? We're hearing that quite a bit too.
Yes, the major banks (except for Citigroup) did, for the most part, repay their TARP loans with interest. And in a cut-and-dry, black-and-white world, you could look at that and say, "Hey! No fair. They shouldn't get taxed as well."
But nothing in the financial industry, or in the enormous meltdown that cratered it, is cut and dry or black and white.
The U.S. government still is in the red for TARP payments. The New York Times says TARP losses total $117 billion, while The Wall Street Journal pegs the number at $120 billion (but then, a day later, at $60 billion).
Whatever the amount, it's clear that money is still owed under TARP. Who owes it? I'll give you a hint: It starts with "A" and ends with "IG."
American International Group (AIG) must still repay some $83 billion in outstanding debt and equity, company officials have said.
Other insurance companies owe money, too. Is it appropriate to get that money from the banks that have repaid TARP?
I say yes, and here's why: The banks were more than happy to hold AIG's hand and skip down the road to financial ruin together. Banks bought mortgage-backed securities and other complicated financial instruments from AIG during the good years, and made a pretty penny in the process.
Then AIG imploded, and the government had to come in with a bailout. Well, the banks wanted to collect on those securities, of course, and they did -- to the tune of 100 cents on the dollar.
In fact, Goldman Sachs (GS) reportedly received $14 billion for essentially fueling the bad behavior at AIG. Other banks were involved too.
So AIG repaid $62 billion in derivatives at 100 cents on the dollar, according to James Anderson at Minyanville, and now AIG can't afford to pay back its TARP money. What a surprise.
The banks never should have received 100 cents on the dollar for making bad bets with AIG that went sour. The government should not have allowed these golden repayments, and, in its twisted, bureaucratic-heavy way, it's trying to get that money back now.
The banks were heavily involved in AIG's spiral into bailout hell. They profited from AIG when they could, and now, they're so indignant about being pressed to essentially cover AIG's losses that they're thinking about suing.
The TARP tax isn't a perfect proposal. But it's not the horrific crime the banks make it out to be.
James Kwak looks at this another way. Since the large banks enjoy a too-big-to-fail subsidy from the government -- with a guarantee of rescue in hard times -- they should pay a fee for that comfort. It's sound regulatory policy, he adds.
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Seeking its seventh playoff appearance in nine years, Creekside put together its one of its best overall performances of the year.
Chris Sanders McCullum caught three touchdown passes and the Seminoles converted three turnovers into touchdowns in a 42-0 win over Drew in a Region 4-AAAAA play-in game that finished with a running clock under mercy rules.
"I challenged them right before we went out on the field," said Creekside coach Aaron Whittington. "We hadn't had a game all year where we put it all together. They responded well to the challenge."
The win was the sixth in the last seven games for Creekside.
Evan Berry ran for one touchdown and threw for two others, and Elliott Berry rushed for 96 yards and another score for the Seminoles.
Evan Berry completed just 4 of 12 passes, but finished with 112 passing yards and two touchdowns. McCullum finished with five catches for 142 yards.
The Seminole defense held Drew (6-4) to 75 total yards, just 18 of which came in the first half. Creekside intercepted three passes and recovered two fumbles, including one Cliff Moultin returned 24 yards for the final touchdown, a rumbling, stop-and-start return.
"I'm a lineman, so I don't really do all that wide receiver stuff," said Moultin. "I had to fight for it. We knew we had a chance to have a good game, and we just wanted it more."
The Seminoles (7-3) were at their best in unfavorable situations. On their opening drive they converted two third downs on the way to the game's first score, which came on a 30-yard pass from Evan Berry to McCullum on fourth-and-9. The drive also included a 38-yard pass from Berry to McCullum on third down and 15 for a first down that set up the score.
Elliott Berry bolted for a 65-yard touchdown run from second and 20 to give Creekside a 14-0 lead. The touchdown came just two plays after a roughing the kicker penalty against Drew allowed the Seminoles to retain possession.
Creekside put the game out of reach with a pair of touchdowns in the final two minutes of the first half. Evan Berry's 12-yard run at the 1:55 mark made it 21-0, and his 39-yard pass to Sanders McCullum with 16 seconds left made it 28-0.
McCullum's third touchdown reception and Moultin's return in the third quarter capped the scoring.
November 10th, 2012
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Nice write-up, but the Creekside wide receiver's name is McCOllum, not McCullum. Three TD catches deserves getting his name right.
November 10th, 2012
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Creekside has the talent to be undefeated and WIN it all but lacks an experienced well-rounded coaching staff.


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Maranatha is able to contract adjunct music professors for ALL instruments from area universities and symphony orchestras. In addition to Maranatha's Music Faculty, the following professors have recently or are currently teaching private lessons to Maranatha music students. Please note that Maranatha students are able to take lessons on instruments from qualified adjunct professors not listed below.
June Brus (Piano): June Brus, pianist, received her master's degree in performance from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and was head of the piano department at Carroll University for 12 years. Brus has appeared as soloist with several groups, including the Waukesha Symphony and the Wisconsin Wind Orchestra. As the pianist of the Antara Trio, she has toured statewide, recorded on the Orion label, and performed on Wisconsin public radio. As an educator, she frequently presents pedagogy workshops and has adjudicated numerous competitions.
Tami Cullopy (Voice): Tami Cullopy earned a bachelor's degree in speech and voice performance from Maranatha and an MFA from Bob Jones University. She has been involved in church music and taught in Christian schools for nearly 20 years. Cullopy participated in the Fairbanks Light Opera Theatre and was a chorus member and soloist in the Anchorage Symphony Chorus. She and husband Tim have four children.
Thomas Dvorak (Trumpet): Thomas Dvorak is Professor Emeritus of Music at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where he served as Director of University Bands for 29 years. Dvorak currently serves as Music Director for the wind ensemble program for the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra. He has taught or lectured in the U.S., Canada, Japan, Australia, and many European countries. Dvorak is co-author of the Introducing the Trumpet textbook and has written many articles for The Instrumentalist magazine.
Timothy Hammond (Cello): Timothy Hammond earned a bachelor's degree in Cello Performance at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and a master's at UW-Madison. He won the UW-Oshkosh Concerto Competition in 2003 and 2005 and won music scholarships for three years. Hammond has taught for seven years, including at the Teaching Children the Cello seminar.
Katie Johnson (Horn): Katie Johnson is a candidate for the Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She previously earned a bachelor's degree at Valparaiso University and a master's at Wisconsin. Johnson has performed in several orchestras, including the Cleveland Orchestra at the Kent/Blossom Music Festival. She is a member of the Trio Pastiche chamber ensemble and recently completed a solo recital that featured the demanding contemporary work The Goddess Trilogy.
Megumi Kanda (Trombone): Megumi Kanda is currently Principal Trombone of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and Adjunct Professor of Trombone at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. A native of Tokyo, Japan, Kanda began to play the trombone at age 10 and continued her study at the prestigious Toho High School of Music. At age 15, she became the youngest player ever to be named as one of the top 10 trombonists at the Japanese Wind and Percussion Competition. Two years later she won the Grand Prize in the National Competition for Solo Trombone and won best soloist prize upon graduation from Toho. Kanda came to the United States in 1994, and received her Bachelor of Music degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music. Prior to joining the Milwaukee Symphony in 2002, she served as a member of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, faculty member of the Eastman School of Music Community Education Division, and Principal Trombonist of the Albany Symphony Orchestra.
Larry McDonald (Guitar): McDonald is a guitar instructor at three area colleges. The two-time winner of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Composition Contest has written Conservatory Tutor for Classical Guitar, The Conservative Anthology for Classical Guitar, and Music Theory for the Studio Guitarist. He earned a bachelor's degree in Classical Guitar, a master's degree in Composition and a doctorate in Composition and Music Theory.
Erin Kendall Murphy (Flute): Erin Kendall Murphy grew up in the Detroit area and began her flute studies at the age of nine with Jeffery Zook of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. She received her Bachelor of Music degree in Flute Performance from the University of Michigan in 2001, and went on to study at Trevor Wye's flute studio in Kent, England, earning a Performance Certificate. In 2004 she received her Master of Music degree in Flute Performance from Northwestern University, studying with Walfrid Kujala. In the fall of 2011, Erin began her Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in Flute Performance with a music theory minor. Erin currently studies with Stephanie Jutt and plays principal flute in the UWM Symphony Orchestra. She has appeared in masterclasses by William Bennett, Paul Edmund-Davies, Emily Beynon, Linda Chesis, Brad Garner, and Göran Marcusson, among others. Erin is presently the adjunct flute instructor at Maranatha, and has served on the board of the Chicago Flute Club for six years. She has over ten years of teaching experience, and enjoys collaborating with other musicians in unique performance and recording projects.
Lewis Rosove (Violin and Viola): Lewis Rosove was assistant principal violinist for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra for 22 seasons and has been an adjunct professor at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee since 2002. He earned bachelor's and master's degrees from Cal State-Northridge, where he was twice a finalist in the Coleman Chamber Music Competition. Rosove co-produced and narrated a five-part series on the complete Beethoven quartet cycle for National Public Radio.
Dean Sanford (Saxophone): Dean Sanford earned a bachelor's degree in music education at Bob Jones University and a master's degree in music education and supervision from Central Michigan University. He has more than 20 years of classroom experience. He owns his own music repair business.
Diana Shapiro (Piano): Diana Shapiro and Stanislava Varshavski began performing as a piano duo in 1998. They combined to win the Murray Dranoff International Two Piano Competition in Miami, Fla., in 2005. They also finished first at competitions in Israel, Italy, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Shapiro, born in Moscow, studied at Jerusalem's Rubin Academy for Music and Dance, the Longy School of Music in Boston and the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Brad Smith (Voice): Brad Smith received a B.A. in Vocal Performance from Baker University (Kan.) in 1980. He continued his vocal studies at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. He was a finalist in the National Association of Teachers of Singing regional competition on both the undergraduate and postgraduate level. Smith has been featured as the tenor soloist in Messiah at Maranatha and has also ministered in music at area churches. also serves as a soloist and choir member in his local church.
Stanislava Varshavski (Piano): Stanislava Varshavski and Diana Shapiro began performing as a piano duo in 1998. They combined to win the Murray Dranoff International Two Piano Competition in Miami, Fla., in 2005. They also finished first at competitions in Israel, Italy, Poland, and the Czech Republic. Varshavski, born in Ukraine, studied at Jerusalem's Rubin Academy for Music and Dance, the Longy School of Music in Boston and the University of Wisconsin-Madison.


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Spirit of Hope
Meet Mary Weidner
MMRF Endurance Events
The MMRF is proud to honor Mary Weidner as a 2013 recipient of the Spirit of Hope Award, given at every MMRF Race for Research 5K event to an individual who inspires hope with their perseverance in overcoming personal obstacles such as a cancer diagnosis.
Mary's Story:
Posted: January, 2013
The Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation (MMRF) is proud to honor Mary Weidner with the MMRF Spirit of Hope Award at the Empire State Building Run-Up Powered by the MMRF on Wednesday, February 6, 2013. This award is given to individuals who inspire hope with their perseverance in overcoming personal obstacles such as a cancer diagnosis. Since 2007, Mary has been living with multiple myeloma, an incurable blood cancer, and has met each step of her diagnosis and treatment with tenacity and determination.
The Empire State Building Run-Up Powered by the MMRF, organized by the New York Road Runners, is one of the most elite tower climbing events in the world. Less than 7,000 people in the race's 36-year history have earned the bragging rights of reaching the finish line on the 86th-floor Observation Deck. As the title sponsor of the race for the third year, the MMRF receives an exclusive opportunity to fill a wave of 100 spots with MMRF PowerTeam members, each of whom is committed to raising a minimum of $2,500 to fund critical cancer research.
Since her diagnosis, Mary has undergone several treatments, received a stem cell transplant, and today she is in partial remission. Throughout her treatments, Mary has received support from colleagues, friends, family, and her loving husband James Weidner, CEO of the Cooperative of American Physicians, Inc. (CAP). Mary credits her husband with pulling her through the difficulty of her illness, "Jim found the best doctors. He found the best treatments. Together we found the MMRF. Without Jim and without the MMRF, I would not have survived. I'm convinced of it."
In 2011, Mary was approached by Bill West, CAP Vice President of Sales, about his idea to participate in the Empire State Building Run-Up Powered by the MMRF in honor of Mary's fight with myeloma. For Bill, a self proclaimed "stair climbing nut" whose favorite t-shirt reads "Elevators are for Wimps", this was a great way to use his passion to support his friend. Mary was thrilled that Bill would take on this challenge to not only honor her fight, but to raise funds for cancer research.
2013 will mark Bill's third year participating in the event in honor of Mary, and for the first time she will be there holding the finish line tape to not only greet her friend, but all those who support the courageous battle of those living with cancer by participating on the MMRF team. "When I was going through the most difficult time of my treatments, I thought of those heroes climbing the stairs of that very tall building. I knew that they probably had moments when they wanted to stop too. But they persevere, taking one more step, getting to one more floor, not unlike what I was going through," shares Mary.
Please help honor Mary Weidner and support the critical mission of the MMRF to accelerate new treatments to lead to a cure. With an outstanding 90% of the MMRF total budget directed to research and related programming, funds raised through MMRF events like the Empire State Building Run-Up Powered by the MMRF have made a meaningful difference – helping to bring multiple myeloma patients five new treatments that have more than doubled survival rate.
» Learn more about the MMRF Endurance Events
Mary Weidner
Mary with husband James
Mary Weidner, Artist


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"Do you see what we saw? We saw we'd be given a law to live by, a moral law, they called it, which punished those who observed it — for observing it." [Darleen Click]
This story, as related by the character Jeff Allen to Dagney Taggart, of the four year collapse of a corporation is from Atlas Shrugged.
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Strapless Ruched Beaded Ball Gown with Draping Style V3448
David's Bridal Collection
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Delicate, graceful and airy, this elegant strapless organza wedding gown is ethereal.
Train that extends one and a third yards (about 4 feet) from the waist.
A popular neckline for brides seeking a stylish and versatile look (offering unlimited jewelry and accessory options).
Pearls, crystals, sequins, bugle beads and/or rhinestones that create patterns on a simple background for added sparkle.
A delicate, sheer fabric, often layered or worn over another fabric because of its transparent quality.
A bodice with a high waistline directly below the bust. A great look for most body types.
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Bodiam Castle
Knight & princess academy
Every Weds & Thurs from 30 July-28 Aug, 10.30am to 4pm
Budding knights and aspiring princesses can have fun dressing up and learning how to fight like a knight or dance like a princess at our Knight & Princess Academy. Suitable for 5-12 years.
To book, call 01580 831320/831324 (Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm).
- £5 per knight or princess
Grand medieval weekend
Sat 2 & Sun 3 Aug 2014, 10.30am to 5pm
Sir Edward Dallingridge invites you to his grand jousting tournament in the castle grounds this weekend. Come along and see knights in shining armour, a full-sized trebuchet and the Medieval Siege Society in action.
Tickets booked in advance can be used on both days and are available from the Box Office on 0844 249 1895.
Triathlon challenge
Sun 7 Sept 2014 - 7.00am to 10.00pm
If you like a challenge with a difference, why not join other competitors in a Triathlon challenge that starts with a swim in the moat here at the castle? Your challenge begins with a 500m swim before you head off on a 21km cross-country bike ride and a 6km run. To register, contact Velocity Events.
If you're not up to taking part, then come along and cheer the competitors on their way.


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Properties in Mistley, Manningtree, Essex between £30,000 and £2,000,000
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£140,000 Sold STC 2 Bedrooms California Road, Mistley, Manningtree, Essex
General Information A well presented two bedroom mid terrace house located in this popular road in Mistley close to the railway station and benefiting from an off road parking space.
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£175,000 Sold STC 2 Bedrooms Free Rodwell House, Mistley
General Information A stunning two bedroom high level apartment located in this prestigious development close to Mistley railway station. An early internal viewing is recommended to appreciate the layout of the apartment and its internal condition which
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