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An enchanting hideaway in the heart of Camden village that Fodor's considers "An elegant and sophisticated retreat and culinary destination", this Mansard style Victorian built in 1835 offers a unique experience in pampered luxury." From Quimper faince and luscious linens in the guest rooms to the world-class cuisine in the dining room and the collection of live orchids in the common areas, Mary Jo and Michael Salmon get absolutely everything right" says the Maine Explorers Guide. Each air conditioned guestroom combines carefully chosen furnishings and original artwork to create a mood of lavish comfort and romance. Luxurious amenities include soft robes, memorably fluffy featherbeds, fine linens, down quilts and pillows, gas fireplaces, Jacuzzi tubs, iPod/MP3 player docking station, TV/DVD and WiFi so you can email your friends and tell them what a great time you're having in Camden, Maine! Reward yourself and your taste buds with our sumptuous multi-course breakfast presented on the sunny dining room porch. In the late afternoon indulge in our homemade cookies and tea. Sneak away for some solitude to our beautiful English style gardens or to the privacy of your guestroom. Elegant china, fine crystal and internationally award winning cuisine make dinner a truly memorable experience. Gourmet getaway packages, chef for the day and cooking class weekends are available. Tour our rooms and view our specials on our website.
This spacious room brings a little city style to the Maine coast. Think Camden meets SoHo. The queen bed is dressed in crisp modern linens and plush throw pillows. Sip a glorious red vintage while enjoying the sitting area in front of the fireplace or gaze out at the stars through the skylight. The private bathroom has an oversized shower. Additional Amenities: Cable flat screen TV/DVD, WIFI, iPod™/MP3 player docking station and air-conditioning.Located in the Hartstone Inn. Rates: $150 – $190.
The spacious Mansard Room is dedicated to 17th-century French architect Francois Mansart, for whom the high-pitched, two-sloped roof of the Inn is named. This lovely room is decorated to celebrate his French heritage. Hand-tied French lace curtains and a queen lace canopy bed dressed with a Ralph Lauren duvet offer the perfect atmosphere for a romantic interlude. A sitting area looks out over Camden with a distant ocean view. Amenities: large Jacuzzi tub with shower, AC, Flat Screen TV/DVD, WiFi, iPod™™/MP3 player docking station. Located in the Hartstone Inn.
This second-floor bedroom is a sophisticated haven evoking the classic style of Paris. Rich brown and gold tones, a classic four-poster Queen bed, and fine furnishings offer a "setting on the Seine" experience to discerning guests. The gas fireplace and spacious seating area complete the room's soothing mood. A private bathroom features a large tiled shower. Additional Amentities: cable flat screen TV/DVD, WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station and air-conditioning. Located in the Hartstone Inn.
The romance of roses is reflected in the furnishings and wall decor of this spacious front corner room. The Victorian Charm room has an ornate four-poster queen bed with marble accents and a fluffy feather duvet. The bay window welcomes guests with two comfortable reading chairs and plenty of natural light. Gaze out to the village or snuggle in with a good book. The private bathroom features a shower. Additional Amenities: Cable flat screen TV/DVD, WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station and air-conditioning. Located in the Hartstone Inn. Rates: $135 – $175.
The queen bed is dressed beautifully in fine ivory linens and a feather bed duvet. An ornate high ceiling with crystal chandelier and a comfortable sitting area complete the room and create the perfect backdrop for a romantic escape. The Wedgwood room has Cable flat screen TV/DVD and a spacious private bathroom with shower. Additional Amenities: WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station and air-conditioning. Located in the Hartstone Inn. Rates: $135 – $175.
The cozy second-floor Lark's Nest room is beautifully decorated with Victorian accents. The queen bed is appointed with elegant bedding, a fluffy duvet and fabric corona. Relax and read by the gas fireplace or soak in the Jacuzzi tub. The room has a cable TV and in the private bathroom is a tub/shower. Additional Amenities: DVD, WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station and air-conditioning. Located in the Hartstone Inn. Rates: $140 – $165.
This pretty, secluded room on the 2nd floor of the Hartstone Manor offers the privacy you desire and scenic views of Mt. Battie. Comfortable King bed dressed with a fluffy feather duvet and spacious sitting area with, fireplace, TV/VCR and WiFi. The ensuite bathroom has a jacuzzi tub and heated Marble floors. If your traveling with your family or another couple a small second bedroom with twin beds next door make this the perfect choice. Additional bedroom - $35/ night per additional guest.
This secluded suite in the Hartstone Manor is the perfect place to pamper yourself! Large, luxurious and beautifully decorated offering every amenity for your romantic getaway. Located on the ground floor with a private entrance, the room is bright with a cathedral ceiling, exposed beams and several skylights. Relax in the dark mahogany California King Sleigh Bed dressed with fine linens, and enjoy the gas fireplace. The integral sitting area has a comfortable wing back chair and cozy leather love seat. Beautiful private bath with marble vanity and shower, two person jacuzzi.
Our luxurious and spacious Cottage Suite is tucked away in its own private garden. Relax on your private terrace surrounded by wildflowers, or lay in bed and listen to the trickle of the water fountain. Rich luxurious colors, hand-painted French Quimper china and original oil paintings adorn the walls. The separate bedroom has a queen four-poster bed with Ralph Lauren bed clothes and high ceilings. Lounge in front of the gas fireplace or watch a movie on the DVD with cable TV. The private bathroom has a large Jacuzzi tub with shower.
Relaxing blue and white decor defines this bright room with many windows overlooking the garden and tea house. Located on the second floor, the Viola room features a large King sized canopy four post bed with a comfortable sitting area and ottoman and fireplace. The private bathroom has an original cast iron soaking tub with a beige marble surround and shower. Additional Amenities: Cable flat screen TV, DVD, WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station and air-conditioning. $150-$195.
Secluded second floor suite is decorated in reds and whites and has a private entrance from the side of the house. The luxurious King bed is fitted with a feather duvet and fine linens while the comfortable sitting area offers a great place to sit and read a favorite book or enjoy a glass of Champagne. The spacious private bathroom features a Jacuzzi tub with shower, marble floors, beautiful original paintings and herb scented bath amenities. An additional bedroom offers two single beds, a small closet and an bookcase. Additional Amenities: flat-screen cable TV, DVD, WiFi, iPod™ AC. $175-$225.
Secluded suite is great for a private retreat! Large, luxurious and beautifully decorated, the French Thyme Suite offers every amenity for your romantic getaway. Located on the ground floor with two private entrances, the room has a private deck with 2 adirondack chairs where you can relax and enjoy the front gardens. Unwind in your comfortable sitting room by the fire and sleep like a baby in your luxurious King bed. The room is filled with French inspiration – beautiful original paintings, herb scented bath amenities, and pretty flowers. The private bathroom features an oversized Jacuzzi tub
Luxurious and spacious lavender suite features two inviting rooms. To the left, as you enter the room, is the private sitting room with fireplace, comfortable leather chairs and an ottoman. To the right is the separate bedroom which features a king sized bed dressed with lush linens and a fluffy duvet. Located on the second floor, the Lavender Suite is decorated with vibrant colors, original oil paintings and an eye to detail. The private bathroom has a vessel sink that adds a modern touch to a very historical building and the large jacuzzi tub and shower is dressed in a dark marble surround.
The entire third floor of the hideaway is dedicated to this extremely spacious suite which has views overlooking the cottage gardens. The Sunflower Suite features a large bedroom with a king-sized bed and is decorated in a French-country theme. The large sunny sitting room has plenty of comfortable seating options and is a wonderful place to relax and unwind in front of the fireplace. The private bathroom has a large granite shower, two-person jacuzzi and twin pedestal sinks. Additional Amenities: flat-screen cable TV/DVD in bedroom & sitting area, WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station, AC.
This spacious bi-level suite overlooks Camden's scenic Mt. Battie. Garden-themed accessory pieces grace the suite and beautiful original botanical oil paintings adorn the walls. The garden suite is built into the original carriage house of the Inn and features open beam ceilings with skylights over each level. The four-poster king feather bed is dressed in fine Liz Claiborne botanical luxury linens. The lower level sitting area, with gas fireplace and cable Flat Screen TV/DVD, iPod™/MP3 player docking station and WiFi, AC, Private Entrance.
Petite Room with the amenities of a luxury suite; queen bed, 2 arm chairs, 600T luxury linens, fluffy duvet, robes, Cable TV/DVD, WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station, in room coffee/tea, hairdryer, iron/board and air-conditioning. The private bathroom with shower is directly across the hall. Lodging includes memorable multi-course breakfast, afternoon refreshments and happy hour hors d'oeuvres. Relax in one of the parlors by the fire, treat yourself to a massage and don't miss our famous cocktails! The Inn is steps from Camden Harbor.
Traditional: The sitting area within the bedroom is furnished with a desk and 2 arm chairs or love seat for relaxing. The Queen bed is dressed with luxury 600T linens and fluffy duvet. Additional amenities for your comfort: Robes, Cable TV/DVD, WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station, in room coffee/tea, hairdryer, iron/board and air-conditioning. Lodging includes a memorable multi course breakfast, afternoon refreshments and happy hour hors d'oeuvres. Make your stay extra special with one of our amenities, a spa treatment, a cooking classes or enjoy our internationally Award Winning Cuisine.
Superior room: Queen or King bed, spacious sitting area within the bedroom is furnished with a desk and 2 arm chairs or love seat for relaxing, flat screen TV/DVD, either a Jacuzzi or Fireplace, The private bathroom has an oversized marble shower. Additional amenities include, WIFI, iPod™/MP3 player docking station and air-conditioning. Lodging includes a memorable multi course breakfast, afternoon refreshments and happy hour hors d'oeuvres. Make your stay extra special with one of our amenities, a spa treatment, a cooking classes or enjoy our internationally award winning cuisine.
Spacious bi-level suite overlooks the Inns gardens and Mt. Battie. Open-beamed ceilings with skylights arch over both levels. Grand four-poster king bed, 600T luxury linens, fluffy duvet, robes, Cable TV/DVD, WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station, in room coffee/tea, hairdryer, iron/board and air-conditioning. The lower-level sitting area features a fireplace and flat screen TV/DVD. Private entrance, private bathroom with marble floors with a marble shower. Pamper Yourself with one of our amenities, a spa treatment, a cooking classes or enjoy our internationally award winning cuisine.
Suite: Designed with romance in mind! Comfortable separate sitting area with a fireplace, great to relax after a fun-filled day of sailing, hiking, skiing or enjoying a great book! Bedrooms have queen or king bed, 600T luxury linens, fluffy duvet, robes, Cable TV/DVD, WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station, in room coffee/tea, hairdryer, iron/board and air-conditioning. Private entrance, private bathroom with marble floors with a marble shower and jacuzzi. Make your stay extra special with one of our amenities, a spa treatments, a cooking class enjoy our internationally award winning cuisine
This bi-level suite overlooks Camden's scenic Mt. Battie. The rooms decor is a cheerful blend of crisp green and celery green toile. An open beam ceiling with skylights over each level, plush Berber carpet and a king bed dressed in designer Ralph Lauren linens and accent throw pillows create a room with a true Cottage feeling. The lower level sitting area, with fireplace, TV/VCR and WiFi, overlooks the garden and will accommodate an additional guest on a pullout sofa bed. Normandie Suite has a private entrance and private bathroom with shower.
Warm brown, beige and blues beautify this lovely first floor room. The wrought iron queen bed is dressed in dreamy chocolate brown. Muted gold swirl wall coverings with original oil paintings, an inviting sitting area with cable TV and hardwood floors enhance this spacious room, which evokes the Italian countryside. Private bathroom with newly tiled Tuscan stone shower. Additional Amenities: DVD, WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station and air-conditioning. Rates: $135 – $175
Very British, very comfortable...crossing the threshold into Tally-Ho is like stepping into a traditional English den. Origional Equestrian theme paintings and accents frame the red brick fireplace, rich luxurious colors adorn the walls and the Queen four poster cherry bed is dressed with a Ralph Lauren duvet. TV/WiFi and private bath with shower across the hall. Additional Amenities: Cable TV/DVD, WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station and air-conditioning. Located in the Hartstone Inn. Rates: $105 – $125.
This bright and spacious deluxe suite is located in the Carriage House of the Inn. The comfortable sitting area is warmed with an ornate fireplace and is a great place to relax after a fun-filled day. Designed with romance in mind, the love seat and armchair overlook the Inn's gardens and fountain. The separate bedroom has a luxurious queen four poster bed dressed with fine linen and the private bath has a large vanity, 2 person double jacuzzi and separate shower. Private Entrance, TV, VCR, WiFi and Air-conditioned. The suite may accommodate a 3rd guest for an additional $35.
A sunny and cheerful room with a wall of windows overlooking the Hideaway cottage gardens. Sweet Woodruff is a spacious second floor room featuring a king sized bed dressed with lush linens and a comfortable sitting area with a long window seat. The private bathroom has a large shower. Additional Amenities: flat-screen cable TV, DVD, WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station, and air-conditioning.
Tucked away on the second floor, this cozy room is decorated with a soft yellow decor. The queen-sized bed is dressed with a fluffy feather duvet and French-inspired luxury linens. The sitting area has two comfortable reading chairs and highlights the original oil paintings that adorn the walls. The private bathroom has a marble vanity and a large shower. Additional Amenities: cable TV, WiFi, iPod™/MP3 player docking station and air-conditioning. Located in the Hideaway House. Rates: $135 – $175.
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4.6 on December 14, 2013
Stayed 2 nights in September and saw more of Maine than we thought possible with Mary Jo's driving suggestions. The food...unbelievable! Each dish was a work of delicious art - it's like being in France right here in the US. The best duck since La Tour D'Argent. I NEVER write reviews, but this beautiful Inn is beyond wonderful.
5 on May 07, 2013
Since we have been going to Maine in the early 1990's, we have been staying at the Hartstone, simply because there is no other place we would rather be. Mary Jo and Michael, as well as the entire staff, are exceptional in every aspect. Each stay becomes longer and this June we have extended our stay for 10 days. Michael's meals are to die for!! The rooms are cozy, comfortable, clean and every detail is lovingly manicured to profection. The hospitality is beyond complimentary words. There are two problems - we have to leave Mary Jo and Michael and the lovely rooms, and we leave having gained weight. It is so worth every pound of delicious, gourmet food though - with thanks Michael and Mary Jo for the fond memories past and to come!!
5 on November 16, 2011
Could not have enjoyed a better place. Food was outstanding. Will go back again.
4.2 on November 09, 2011
Stayed for a Fri - Sun weekend vacation. Didn't eat there, although they offered meals. Picturesque Inn located in a quaint New England town.
4.8 on October 31, 2011
Our stay at the Hatrstone Inn was wonderful. Attention to detail in every area of the operation. Kind and helpful staff, lovely setting, incredible FOOD!!! As we ended each day exploring how lovely it was to go "home". A cocktail was waiting and then a magnificent meal! We hope to visit again!
5 on October 29, 2011
My husband and I were on a tour of the New England States as a way to celebrate our "Empty Nest"! We chose the The Hartstone Inn after much research. We had never stayed in a B&B and we were not disappointed! The Inn is beautifully decorated and centrally located near the quaint downtown of Camden, Maine. The rooms are spacious and elegant. We stayed in the Mansard room on the third floor which had a private bath. The bath was stocked with spa products, not your little one time use bottles at most places. The bath salts were wonderful as was the whirlpool tub. The bed had a memory foam mattress and pillows that were very comfortable. Another plus was each room had a television, which was not the case with many of the B&Bs we researched. My husband is an avid St. Louis Cardinals fan and they were in the play-offs so this was a bonus for him. We chose not to have dinner at the restaurant at the Inn because unlike me, my husband is not a "foodie". Eric, one of the Inn Keepers, was very helpful and we ate at a local restaurant he recommended and it was excellent. After a wonderful nights rest, breakfast began with a fresh mango-blueberry smoothie, followed by a poached apple with a wonderful cinnamon sauce and whipped cream and the last course was french toast made with freshly baked raisen bread and brown sugar-cumin bacon. My mouth waters just thinking about that bacon. It was an overall ourstanding experience and I highly recommend The Hartstone Inn for your next stay in Camden, Maine!
4.2 on October 26, 2011
Had a great stay at the Hartstone Inn in Camden Maine. A very nice property with unexpected amenities such as movies to watch in your room, and tea, coffee and snacks available in the parlor throughout the day. Truly excellent breakfasts and dinners await you as well. Definitely recommend this B&B.
5 on October 26, 2011
My stay at the Hartstone in Camden is a highlight of my year. The food is out of this world. The breakfast is creative and delicious. Be sure to book a dinner during your time there. The staff is incredibly helpful - great source of info about tings to do in the area.
3.0 on October 25, 2011
I had a decent experience at the Hartstone just last week. I stayed for 4 nights but only ate with them once - not because of anything they did or didn't do, I just had other plans. The meal I did have there was delicious and surprising - nothing like what I could make for myself at home. The room was small but stuffed - mostly the bed took up all the room. It was a great bed but huge. Bathroom was teeny tiny but functional. Not a lot of room to do work - and I had a laptop with me for the purposes of doing some work. I ended up sitting it on my lap while on the bed. The Inn is conveniently located. Parking was kind of tight and I was driving a small Ford Focus. Would I stay there again if I ever come to Camden, it would depend on why I was in Camden I suppose.
5 on October 24, 2011
Everything was as good or better than we remembered it. We would not stay anywhere else in Camden. Excellence in hospitality, food and dining, and the overall experience
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To reach the Hartstone Inn in Camden, drive north on Interstate 95 to Coastal US Route 1 in Brunswick. Continue north to Camden. Route 1 becomes Elm Street when you enter Camden. The Hartstone Inn, at 41 Elm Street, is on your left as you approach the business district
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Beach, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Ocean, Picnic area, Ski area, Winery
Historic Inn
Amenities Basket, Ceiling fans, Conference Rooms, Copier, Fax Machine, Wedding Facilities , MP3 Players, Massage Room, Complementary Wireless Internet Access, Board Games
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Bath robes, Board games, CD player, Coffee/Tea facilities, Computer, DVD Player, Desk, Fireplace, Fridge, Hairdryer, Hot tub/whirlpool tub, Internet Service, Ironing Board, Private entrance, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Telephone, Videos, Wet bar, Wi-Fi
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Boating, Canoeing, Cross-country ski trails, Downhill Skiing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Kayaking, Farnsworth Muesum, Owls Head Transportation Museum, Windjammer 2 hour sailing trips, Furniture Makers and Boat Builders, Art and Antiques, Fun For Foodie Adventures, Sailing, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Ski rentals, Swimming, Swimming pool, Tennis courts, Water sports
Mary Jo Brink & Michael Salmon
After traveling around the world, operating gourmet restaurants for luxury hotel chains, your hosts, Mary Jo and Michael longed to pamper guests on a smaller scale in a historic setting. The Hartstone Inn is their dream come true. We invite you to come relax in our beautifully decorated rooms and experience the cuisine of owner and internationally award winning Chef Michael.
Memorable Gourmet Breakfast
Low fat , Restrictive , Vegetarian , with advance notice
Lobster and Asparagus Quiche:
Although it's difficult to name just one signature breakfast dish... we are especially proud of our Lobster and Asparagus Quiche recipee which was featured in Gourmet Magazine.
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Seniors' work unveiled at Suffolk Art Gallery
Monday, April 2, through Friday, April 13.
Celebration & Reception 5-7 p.m. April 13
Suffolk University Art Gallery
75 Arlington St., Boston
The theme of the show is "Designing Under the Influence" (DUI), in reference to our artistic and life influences.
In a new approach this year, each student will have his or her own personal space in the exhibit.
For more, check out our blogs:
Gallery hours:
9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Monday-Friday
11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
(After 7 p.m. and weekends, please enter through the main lobby at 10 Saint James Ave.)
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Kohler K-6009-ST Stainless Steel Single Bowl Stainless Steel Sink Rack for the Napa Series Entertainment Sinks
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Napa bottom basin rack
Get the most from your Napa single-basin entertainment sink. This bottom basin rack is designed to fit neatly into the bottom of Napa sinks, creating a workstation for quick and easy tasks.
- 13"L x 13"W
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Our SKU: K-6009
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The Kohler K-6009 is available in Stainless Steel. You can select your finish on the product page.
Can I just have an uncoated one? I want it to look like stainless steel.
The Kohler K-6009 is available in Stainless Steel. You can select your finish on the product page.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by 011844 from not as i thought The product is listed as stainless steel when it is actually vinyl coated metal that rusts at the least nick or scratch to the rack. they do not last long although they do protect the sink bottom from pot and pan scratches. i wish this product did come in stainless that would better serve and stay attractive.
Date published: 2008-12-27
Rated 5 out of 5 by Camarillo from Just as expected! Consider Powder Coating.... Delivered quick and a competitive price. We had it powder coated to match our sink, as Kohler discontinued the various colors to match their sinks. The powder coating allows you to put anything hot on the racks too - unlike the previous Kohler coated racks, which were coated with rubber or something that didn't tolerate heat.
Date published: 2013-05-28
Rated 5 out of 5 by rjkr from Very Happy with the Stainless Steel Basin Racks... The stainless steel racks are far superior to the former plastic wrapped racks, which we used for years, and had to replace twice! You don't have to worry about putting a hot pot on them... The old ones melted and then rusted. Food doesn't stick to the stainless steel, and they look much cleaner in the sinks. I read that you could powder coat them, and I was thinking about it, but now I don't know why I would want to. I really like these new basin racks!
Date published: 2013-11-21
The Bold Look of Kohler is more than a slogan, it is a testament to the sight and focus of the Kohler company since the late 1800's. Kohler designs its plumbing fixtures and accessories for longevity and with a focus on pleasing your senses. Kohler's attributes make its plumbing and accessories a clear choice of quality for generations to come.
Kohler Napa Collection
The Kohler Napa entertainment sink is large enough to be a great secondary sink. Kohler Cast Iron construction offers uncompromising strength, and the ultra-thick enamel finish delivers exceptional performance and durability. The wide array of color choices make it a win for any entertainment / bar sink application.
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Napa Kitchen Kit with 18-3/4" Cast Iron Single Bas...$702.80-$702.80
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What was not taught in school that you realize, REALLY should have been? (Why?)
For me, things like Financial Literacy, Entrepreurism, Cooking and Sex Ed (and the Psychology of Relationships), were not taught. And I realize that I have had to spend quite a few years now bumbling through life with the rest of my friends, rather clueless. Yet, I'd always score high on calculus quizzes, in labelling body parts and I am an excellent speller. Oh! And I am really confident! : /
I feel I have useless superpowers in some areas and not enough power in others where I super need it. (Perhaps my ignorance is ripe for being picked on by predators in society...) Most of the things that I wish I learned, improved the quality of my life and mind once I did learn them.
What is your deal?
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As we did this time last summer, we gather poolside to watch and observe the events as each team attempts to procure that big-name player needed to help shape their lineups for this fall's campaign. Our friend Five_Hole has agreed to DJ the pool party…playing an assortment of tunes from the Beach Boys, Jimmy Buffet, Bob Marley and others. And please feel free to stop by the open bar to partake of a wide assortment of adult beverages complete with little umbrellas as we take in the day's festivities. Tending the bar is the lovely and talented Joyel from TJ's Bar and Grill!
Hey…and it's all on the AJC's tab!
But before we begin…looking around scoldingly….I want to be very clear in the fact that I do NOT want another incident like the one that happened during last year's UFA pool party happening again today. So I'll thank everyone for keeping any and all Baby Ruth bars away from the pool…got it!
Oh…and Trixie has informed me that she has been adequitely covered in tanning lotion…so there will be no need for the long line of willing assistants this time.
Now then… as we begin our day, last night it seemed as though a deal as been worked out between the Senators and Oilers that would send former Thrasher…and soon-to-be former Senator…Dany Heatley from Ottawa to Edmonton. Heading back east would be Andrew Cogliano, Dustin Penner and Ladislov Smid. All Heater had to do is agree to waive his no-trade clause and he'd be able to once again force the team he's under contract with to deal him elsewhere. But this morning…we find out he didn't do it.
Also, one big name player who has been yanked from the pool recently is Jay Bouwmeester. Just yesterday Cal-GARY was successful in inking him to a 5-year contract worth $6.6 million per season. So he'll be sunning himself from the deck today.
However, one player who's been officially tossed into the pool is Nik Antropov… given the Rangers have conceded that they cannot afford the 5-years at $5.25 mil per season price tag he had placed upon himself. So…where does he eventually wind up?
And, who will come away with Marion Hossa? Will Detroit re-sign the winger? If not, where then might he end up?
Speaking of Detroit…don't expect the Red Wings to make a big splash in the UFA pool this summer, per Ken Holland.
What about the Sedin twins? Are they going to stay in Vancouver or is there a team out there…say Toronto…that will be willing to invest in both of their services? Canucks GM Mike Gillis recently visited with them and left with an offer on the table.
Do the recent rumors surrounding Atlanta's interest in Mike Cammalleri have any basis in reality and we will see the 27-year old playing on the top line with Ilya Kovalchuk?
What of the future destination Thrasher…or is that, former Thrasher…Eric Perrin?
Will Don Waddell actually be able to emerge from the waters with a big-name, top-four blueliner that will help anchor this defensive corps or highly coveted top-six forward to play alongside of Kovy…or will his swim trunks remain dry until the most coveted among them are already snatched up?
And, though I guess he's not technically a UFA, The Monster will be making a decision on where he'll be playing this fall sometime as well. teams like Dallas, Colorado, Toronto and San Jose are currently in the market for his services.
Many of these questions and issues will be answered over the course of the next several hours. So stick around…grab a drink and some sun tan lotion…it's sure to be quite a day here at the UFA Pool Party!
UPDATE - 7/1 11:28 am: Sedins twins will stay in Vancouver…signing 5-year $6.1 million deals.
UPDATE – 7/1 12:52 pm: Kovalev re-signs with Habs $8.8 mil over 2 years per 990 AM in Montreal.
UPDATE – 7/1 2:12 pm: Hossa signs with Chicago. 12 years, $62.4 million. Holy crap…that will take him to the age of 42!
UPDATE – 7/1 2:32 pm: There is a buzz going around about the Thrashers trading for Kubina of the Maple Leafs. We would send Armstrong and a 2nd round pick to Toronto.
UPDATE – 7/1 2:59 pm: Per Craig Custance…"Colby Armstrong is not part of the Kubina deal. Thrashers not interested in trading Colby".
UPDATE – 7/1 4:10 pm: The Oilers have signed goalie Nikulia Khabibulin to a 4-year, $15 mil. deal.
UPDATE – 7/1 6:55 pm: ATLANTA TRADES GARNET EXELBY AND COLIN STUART TO TORONTO IN EXCHANGE FOR PAVEL KUBINA AND THE RIGHTS TO TIM STAPLETON!!!
July 1st, 2009
11:46 am
Tony C. I suppose "Soul Sacrifice" is applicable to today. I know I feel like I'm sacrificing my soul. And AMEN to Jimi doing the anthem. The neighbors are gonna complain, 'cause I'm cranking that sucker up.
"but Santana's "Soul Sacrifice" is the joint." – Given my '60s reference, that takes on a whole other meaning to me. To that, I'd add Traffic doing "Either light up or leave me alone".
July 1st, 2009
11:48 am
Wow you guys are really reaching back with the music…I'd enjoy it except I've been on an almost exclusive MJ bender since last Thursday (except my Pandora station, which is some MJ and some similar – like Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give It Up" playing right now).
July 1st, 2009
11:50 am
Ten minutes to lift off.
July 1st, 2009
11:51 am
Christy, I noted that too. I was actually amused by the vitriol spewed in that article. I really enjoyed hearing Snyder's family talk about it, and really reinforce that Atlanta went above and beyond for Heatley after the Ferrari-related tragedy.
July 1st, 2009
11:53 am
Sara…My guess is Koivu to Minni.
July 1st, 2009
11:55 am
Sara — I completely understand where people are coming from regarding Heatley's way of requesting the trade, but that ill advised/immature statement has no bearing on his rights as outlined in his NTC. He complained once, and the stage was set for him to be traded…if he was declining trade after trade and continuing his complaint about playing in Ottawa, THEN I'd say people have a good reason to bash him.
Besides, we both know that hockey fans aren't exactly logical, so of course you're going to read the rantings of fans everywhere. These are the same types of people who log into a TSN story or AJC story and simply type "slow news day?" or "first".
"And if it's not one of Dany's "preferred teams" that is willing to make a reasonable offer then that's just too darn bad for him."
Again (this can be directed towards Glovesave as well), his NTC as given to him by Ottawa says the exact opposite. If he was in dire need of leaving Ottawa then he would waive his NTC no matter who traded for him…but in this instance he chose Ottawa over Edmonton (who can blame him?).
I'm sure Heatley fully understands what could come about if he is not traded, and I bet you things will be patched up with coach if such a situation comes about, but right now he's made his intentions known and is utilizing his NTC to allow himself to dictate the situation. He's 100% within his rights by declining to waive the NTC for Edmonton. I'm surprised a person who is willing to read the CBA takes exception to Heatley exercising his rights. It doesn't matter if he's complained previously, he still has the NTC and that clause dictates all trade scenarios.
Remember though, GMs do the exact same thing to players…Fletcher FORCED McCabe out of town and the Toronto fans bashed McCabe unmercifully for NOT waiving his NTC. Nobody boos Fletcher though. We could also talk about Peter Zezel and the unceremonious end to his career, expedited by Burke.
The contract is 100% in tact at this point..he is allowed to voice displeasure, and if he sits out a certain amount of games he is subject to being fined by his team (I don't know if his pay is withheld, but I'm sure there could be an argument made for it). His contract isn't voided by his displeasure, and thus the NTC is still valid.
Remember though, I agree he went about requesting a trade completely the wrong way, but I don't agree that he deserves to be subject to character assaults simply because he said "I want to be traded but not to Edmonton" (which as I said is within his rights under the CBA).
Alan — That story is just a frustrated writer venting, nothing more. Read the letter he's talking about and I think you'll see someone who is also frustrated that is attempting to defend Heatley. The masses now hate the kid, so of course such a letter of defense is going to look like "sniveling" or "braty".
July 1st, 2009
11:56 am
Five-Hole, enjoy the trip and the Haight…try Cha-Cha-Cha's down the street toward GG Park (amazing park). But be forewarned, several years ago I was there and almost gagged when I saw a Gap at the corner of Haight and Ashbury.
July 1st, 2009
11:58 am
Wow, that Ottawa hit piece on Dany was pretty tough. That is the harshest I have ever seen Mr. Snyder and the Thrashers org. towards him.
July 1st, 2009
11:59 am
T minus one and counting.
July 1st, 2009
12:00 pm
We have lift off.
July 1st, 2009
12:01 pm
ranallo I'm not questioning whether he has the *right* to decline the trade…I'm questioning his ethics and it's a valid point. Now maybe if no other team makes as good an offer and Murray comes back and says it's either stay here or go to Edmonton, then Heater changes his mind.
I'd expect that in the future that may become a change to the typical NTC – you ask to be traded, you automatically void your NTC.
July 1st, 2009
12:02 pm
In the words of a famous bad guy…
July 1st, 2009
12:03 pm
That story is just a frustrated writer venting, nothing more.
It indeed is just a frustrated writer. That's why I particularly enjoy the Snyder portion of the piece, leaving the op-ed bloviating aside. It just amuses me to see the Ottawa media throwing him under the bus. Not because it's Dany Heatley, but because they now know how the majority of Atlanta fans feel.
July 1st, 2009
12:06 pm
Alan & Christy, I love that article. It's SPOT on in my opinion. They should feel cheated up there and MAD. Hey a spade is a spade.
Interesting to hear Snyds dad, poor guy.
Is it one way, probably not, I'm sure other things went on up there. But for Dany to reject that trade is ridiculous. Trade him to the Rangers, wait till those fans get a hold of him after a disaster of a game or year. He will wish he was back bad-mouthing Atlanta. LOSER.
I'm officially moving on from Dany Heatly, he's taken enough of my time and energy.
July 1st, 2009
12:11 pm
My prediction is that we will sign Zanon for roughly $1.75 M per season and afford ourselves enough money to either trade for a Top tier RW or perhaps even sign Mike Knuble for 1 or 2 years at $2.5 – 3 M per season. We might even sign Knuble as a FA and still make a trade as Todd White has great value after his career year and of course our depth at goalie may allow us to get player from a salary cap strapped team. For now I'm going on record that we will sign Zanon and Knuble.
July 1st, 2009
12:15 pm
I'll say Zanon and Sjostrom.
Haven't heard much about Koistenen lately.
July 1st, 2009
12:16 pm
So, do we see a one-hour "grace period" where teams pretend like they haven't been talking to players and agents over the last month?
July 1st, 2009
12:17 pm
Smoothie, I have no issue with the 2 guys you have suggested.
Both would help the Thrashers from game 1.
July 1st, 2009
12:17 pm
Ohlund to Tampa
July 1st, 2009
12:19 pm
Ohlund to Tampa? Unconfirmed.
July 1st, 2009
12:19 pm
TB just signed Ohlund.
July 1st, 2009
12:22 pm
Ohlund to Tampa…………Damn damn
Per NHL Live and Kevin Allen
Wonder if he was even on our list?
July 1st, 2009
12:27 pm
Geez… 7-years… $3.75 million
I don't know about that… he's 32 years old. I'm glad we didn't make that deal.
July 1st, 2009
12:28 pm
Defenseman to look for-tier 2 types:
Derek Morris, Steve Montador or Adrian Aucoin
Morris and Aucoin can play the power play and kill penalties.
July 1st, 2009
12:31 pm
Did Tampa overpay for Ohlund is the bigger question? I reckon they did.
July 1st, 2009
12:32 pm
Agree with Hokie and Smoothie…7 years? If that's what he wanted, I'm glad we didn't get him.
July 1st, 2009
12:32 pm
I just want to see some guys here that can, and want to keep our crease clear, and our goalie protected.
No thanks on 7 years…
July 1st, 2009
12:34 pm
7 years!!! Wow, I hope we get to see Kovy score on Ohlund frequently over that stretch of time. These LT contracts are getting ridiculous…have these GMs not learned anything from DiPietro, Briere and Heatley?? At least Donnie is a lot smarter than the tools down in Tampa and on Long Island!!
July 1st, 2009
12:40 pm
Tampa always overpays, it's beautiful for sure.
July 1st, 2009
12:41 pm
Tampa REALLY needed a dependable defenseman though… should have kept Dan Boyle.
July 1st, 2009
12:42 pm
"I'd expect that in the future that may become a change to the typical NTC – you ask to be traded, you automatically void your NTC."
Nah, I can't see the players association ever agreeing to such a thing. They're already screwed (relatively) due to the waiver system, in that a player like Miroslav Satan can be sent to the minors simply because their GM didn't properly manage his cap space. He still gets his money (which is why I say relatively) but he's playing IN THE AHL though he signed a one-way NHL contract.
So I'd say, from a players perspective, if it was agreed to void an NTC due to requesting/demanding a trade that a contract should be void when the GM places the player on waivers. In the end the GMs hold all the power regarding contracts, and NTCs are one of the only bits of ammunition a player has to control their NHL rights…I don't see the player's association ever bending on that topic.
Besides, it's the GMs who are giving away the NTCs like they're no big deal, they should learn from their own mistakes and not give away NTCs willy nilly. If a player who holds an NTC no longer wants to play for your organization, you're basically screwed because you have an upset player which means a potentially explosive locker room, but the player has the advantage of choosing where they will play. So you either get pennies on the dollar or you get an unhappy locker room…all because you signed a player with an overly strict NTC.
Alan — I could definitely see how he's trying to spin Mr. Snyder's words to being bad for Heatley, but I would say I can agree with the way Mr. Snyder apparently does regarding this latest trade request…confused by Heatley's actions. In Atlanta he had an obvious conundrum that facilitated the trade. There's no comparison between that situation and him requesting a trade now, because though it's the same person it's a utterly different situation. It's interesting to hear his opinion, but why does Dan Snyder's dad have any bearing on the fact that Heatley apparently no longer enjoys playing in Ottawa? Had Heatley made a reference to his emotional state and that he "couldn't bear playing in Ottawa due to the memories of Dan Snyder", then Mr. Snyder's comments are relevant…otherwise it's just grasping for yet another voice to support your argument (I'm talking about the blogger), and honestly it makes little sense.
July 1st, 2009
12:43 pm
I dunno if I'd take Aucoin… maybe a 2-year deal?
July 1st, 2009
12:44 pm
Ohlund to Tampa Bay…damn.
July 1st, 2009
12:44 pm
It's being reported on TSN (on TV) that Hossa is close to signing with Chicago
July 1st, 2009
12:46 pm
Dvorak re-signs in Florida. TSN says Booth may have also re-signed.
July 1st, 2009
12:46 pm
Hossa to Chicago?!… what a whore.
July 1st, 2009
12:48 pm
How can they afford to pay Hossa and Campbell big-time contracts when they have to negotiate new big-money deals with Kane and Toews (who have to be higher priorities) next year?
July 1st, 2009
12:49 pm
If Schneider helped mentor Bogosian to the player he's becoming, and if Havelid helped mentor Enstrom to the player he's becoming, Ohlund mentoring Hedman is going to be a helluva tandem. Both are Swedish so they have the language on their side, Ohlund is a well rounded All-Star defender still experiencing his good years, and Hedman will be learning from him every step of that contract.
It might be too much, but I think it's a great pickup by Tampa. Schneider made more than Ohlund at that age, so relatively the contract dollars aren't too exorbitant.
July 1st, 2009
12:49 pm
Think about it like this: Player production for all but HofFame-type players approaches zero after age 34-35. So, consider Ohlund's production to be valuable for say 3 years. That means year 4,5,6 and 7 of that contract will be approaching worthless to the Bolts. Discount that, even at a hefty 15%, and Tampa just literally gave away $7,000,000!!!
July 1st, 2009
12:50 pm
Sedin's re-sighed with Vancouver 6.1mill 5 years each
July 1st, 2009
12:50 pm
Kovalev resigns $8.8 mil / 2 years
July 1st, 2009
12:51 pm
I say Aucoin if Ohlund was in play. I think we could get "Yo, Adrian" for 2-3 years at $4M / year. That's what it will take to sign someone in the next 24 hours if you want to make a splash. He has a great shot from the point.
Ohlund for 7 years? He's slow now, he'll be a pylon in 2 years and a financial burden for 5. Did Glen Sather take over the Lightning?
What is Chicago going to give up get Mary Ann? I used to like the Hawks, now I will have to dislike them!
July 1st, 2009
12:52 pm
Perhaps Hossa is taking the 1-year offer that Havlat turned down.
July 1st, 2009
12:54 pm
Lot of news around NHL. Where are NEWS from ATlanta. Damn! What is he waiting for????
July 1st, 2009
12:55 pm
Roloson hit the free agent market… Edmonton needs a goalie.
July 1st, 2009
12:57 pm
Not sure I want to jump in this shark tank if today's UFA contracts at as stupid as Ohlund's.
That contract is a buyout in the making.
July 1st, 2009
12:58 pm
Kevin Allen just said on NHL Live he wasn't expecting that many big deals to go down, but he wouldn't be surprised to see Antropov end up here.
July 1st, 2009
1:02 pm
Thrashers have just signed Brett Favre… 3 years for 2.3 mil per.
July 1st, 2009
1:06 pm
NHL Live if you have a short attention span…
July 1st, 2009
1:07 pm
Custance tweeted the same Chris…ATL interested in Antropov


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Apr 8, 2013We already knew he was a talented composer and producer, but Wolf suggests he now may just be the finished article.
Apr 15, 2013At times, there's the sense Tyler's charisma outweighs his content, and as such it's probably up to Earl to deliver the group's first bona fide hip-hop classic.
Apr 1, 2013Tyler is his own worst enemy, of course. But the buoyancy of the production and the overall intrigue of hearing him struggle with his idle hands prevent the album from getting mired down in too much vanity.
Jun 26, 2013It's complex, conflicted, and bipolar. Paranoid, even. Most of all, it reveals the harmless and empathetic character behind Tyler, the Creator's complicated persona.
Apr 4, 2013This album is so enjoyable on a musical level that my qualms with Tyler as a personality are essentially nullified, but I'm not sure that will ring true for most others.
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Apr 2, 2013I think this albums is his best album to me personally. He has matured from Goblin a lot. He stated that, cutting bodies up and raping didn't interest anymore. With this album you get a personal track like "Answer" then you have your having fun go stupid song like "Domo 23" and then you have my favorite which is "Rusty" where he just goes off. His lyrics have gotten way better since Goblin. The production on this album is great!! SO FAR this is the best hip-hop album of 2013. SO FAR!!!!… Expand
Apr 16, 2013To be blunt; it's a really great album. A lot more focused and less 'juvenile bratty' than Goblin was. The lyrical content is much more personal and engaging, and the production is retro but extremely refreshing. Tyler continues to be enigmatic and enthralling. Standouts: 48, Domo23, IFHY, Rusty.… Expand
Oct 19, 2013The production has improved astronomically since Goblin. There are many great features on this album and it is a joy to listen to. Tyler's flow has also improved since goblin.… Expand
Apr 22, 2013This album obviously was more mature than Goblin, and Bastard. But that's besides the point. The production value Tyler took the time to mold and create and integrate into WOLF made this album really, really good. This album was really personal and intimate on a good level that we could enjoy. Add Frank Ocean, and friends on the album and you really have a good album. Must buy if you're a fan, must buy if you're a first time listener. You won't regret it. Its like listening to art. After this album I really can't say Tyler is a rapper anymore, because he's not. He's an artist who makes awesome music.… Expand
Apr 7, 2013I'd struggle to call this music. This is pretentious whining from a sad little man with no life experience. It sounds like he recorded it in his basement on garageband. Stay away.… Expand
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So far this year, CAL FIRE has responded to over 2,257 wildfires across the state. This is well above the year-to-date average of 1,394 wildfires. Unfortunately the outlook does not offer much better news, as it calls for above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation over the next several months. This means the potential for large fires is greater than usual.
100 degree temps in May for Central & SoCal means this is gonna be another record breaking kinda year. San Diego kicks off the 2014 wildfire season early w/ numerous fires in the north county. The west coast drought is now in a second year of "extreme conditions" and all the forests in California are super dry, so primitive camping w/ a campfire will be limited. Be very cautious using flame, barbeques, stoves, fuels, candles. And best to know the fire restrictions in the forest you plan to visit before you get up there.
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The Plaza Theatre, Atlanta's longest continuously opeating movie theater, has a new owner. Jonathan and Gayle Rej, who have run the 1939 Ponce de Leon Avenue cinema in 2006, turning it into a not-for-profit in 2010, have announced that Michael Furlinger will take over on Dec. 27. Furlinger, who has booked films and been a theater owner/operator for 30 years, plans to strengthen feature film bookings while retaining popular presentations such as "The Silver Scream Spookshow," according to the Rejs, who added that the new owner plans "substantial renovations." He's expected to add digital projection, new seats and concessions enhancements. Information: www.plazaatlanta.com. HOWARD POUSNER
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16 U.S. Code § 544 - Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area; definitions
(a) "adversely affect" or "adversely affecting" means, except as used in section 544m of this title, a reasonable likelihood of more than moderate adverse consequences for the scenic, cultural, recreation or natural resources of the scenic area, the determination of which is based on—
(2) the intensity of a proposed action, including the magnitude and duration of an impact and the likelihood of its occurrence;
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(b) "agricultural lands" means lands designated as agricultural lands pursuant to section 544d of this title;
(c) "Commission" means the Columbia River Gorge Commission established pursuant to section 544c of this title;
(d) "counties" means Hood River, Multnomah, and Wasco Counties, Oregon; and Clark, Klickitat, and Skamania Counties, Washington;
(e) "Dodson/Warrendale Special Purchase Unit" means the Dodson/Warrendale Special Purchase Unit established pursuant to section 544b of this title;
(f) "forest lands" means lands designated as forest lands pursuant to section 544d of this title;
(g) "Indian tribes" means the Nez Perce Tribe, the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Indian Nation, the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs of Oregon, and the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation;
(h) "interim guidelines" means any interim guidelines developed by the Secretary pursuant to section 544h of this title, and any amendment, revision, or variance;
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(k) "management plan" means the scenic area management plan adopted pursuant to section 544d of this title;
(l) "open spaces" means unimproved lands not designated as agricultural lands or forest lands pursuant to section 544d of this title and designated as open space pursuant to section 544d of this title. Open spaces include—
(3) lands which support plant species that are endemic to the scenic area or which are listed as rare, threatened or endangered species pursuant to State or Federal Endangered Species Acts;
(7) archaeological sites, Indian burial grounds and village sites, historic trails and roads and other areas which are culturally or historically significant;
(m) "recreation assessment" means the recreation assessment adopted pursuant to section 544d of this title;
(n) "residential development" means the permitting for siting or construction of any residence or other related major structure;
(o) "scenic area" means the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area established pursuant to section 544b of this title;
(q) "special management areas" means areas within the scenic area established pursuant to section 544b of this title;
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Pub. L. 99–663, § 1,Nov. 17, 1986, 100 Stat. 4274, provided that: "This Act [enacting this section and sections 544a to 544p of this title and amending sections 1274 and 1276 of this title] may be referred to as the 'Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area Act'."
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In Tuesday's Get Up and Go, our destination is the town of Gay, Georgia and the year 1910. Life around Gay revolved around cotton back then: growing cotton, picking cotton, and storing cotton.
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A soldier wounded overseas is honored for his bravery. His mother in central Wisconsin is sharing his story.
"It was scary, very scary, it's something that any mother would want not ever want to hear," said Jane Singstock.
Singstock is talking about her son Matthew Spang. He served as a combat engineer in the army for several years.
In August 2011 Spang was sent to Afghanistan. That November, an IED blast there left him with several injuries and a concussion.
"He was injured by a bomb which left him with a concussion and bruised up really bad and than he went back into all of his duties," said Singstock.
Singstock tells us her son wanted to continue fighting for his country.
"My first mindset was to recover as fast as I can and get back out there," said Army Specialist Matthew Spang.
After healing from his injuries, Spang went back to Afghanistan, but a month later he was hit with another bomb.
"He was injured by his vehicle that's when he was sent to the hospital not knowing his injuries and thinking that his legs would be able to be saved but in the end they weren't," said Singstock.
But that sacrifice earned him top military honors, two purple hearts.
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This week, he received another award. It doesn't bring back his legs, But Singstock says it helps them all overcome the pain of the past and look ahead to the future.
"Every time I see him I'm just so thankful that he's still alive," said Singstock.
Specialist Spang is on the road to recovery. His mother says he uses prosthetic legs, but you'd never know it.
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