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England manager Roy Hodgson has risked alienating his younger players by revealing teenager was a substitute for Estonia game because he was 'tired'13 Oct » Telegraph
Wrongly implicated in a match-fixing scandal, DJ Campbell is playing for free at non-league Maidenhead to rebuild his career.11 Oct » BBC Sport
Meet the famous football name involved in non-league Chelmsford City's FA Cup run.10 Oct » BBC Sport
Macclesfield Town bring back striker Matthew Barnes-Homer on loan from Conference South side Whitehawk.10 Oct » BBC Sport
Havant & Waterlooville striker JJ Hooper is attracting interest from a number of Sky Bet Championship and League One clubs, Sky Sports understands.09 Oct » SkySports.com
Nuneaton Town manager Liam Daish signs former Ebbsfleet striker Onome Sodje for a second time.06 Oct » BBC Sport
Tottenham manager left the Saints in the summer along with a host of star players but insists he made the right decision as he prepares to face his old side04 Oct » Telegraph
FA Cup debutants FC Romania's dreams of reaching the FA Cup first-round proper come to an end against Sutton United.28 Sep » BBC Sport
FC Romania, formed in 2006, aim to upset famous giant-killers Sutton United in the FA Cup second qualifying round.26 Sep » BBC Sport


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I know there was already a Bumgarner/Moore thread that seemed pretty lopsided ATM. I feel this is a better comparison to have at the moment since both are extremely young and already incredibly successful. Who would you rather have going forward?
I know there was already a Bumgarner/Moore thread that seemed pretty lopsided ATM. I feel this is a better comparison to have at the moment since both are extremely young and already incredibly successful. Who would you rather have going forward?
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Sale is a big of a risk but has a huge upside, I'd take the sure thing though with Bum.
Sale might be more of an injury risk, but guy is nasty.
Close but Sale.
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Bumgarner has the much better resume as he's pitched almost 500 innings. Sale has a little bit better k/9 rate but Bumgarner has better control. Bumgarner also seems more durable.
I'd take Bumgarner.
Yeah, right now I'd take Bum because of his track record. He pitched great in the post season too! Sale looks like he has better strikeout stuff tho.
If Sale repeats this next year and he stays healthy you take him, since his numbers are just better. Health is the big question with him.
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Sale for sure. He pitches in the AL and does it extremely well even in a pretty hitting friendly ballpark. AT&T park is spacious, and the NL is not as potent offensively.
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I'll take the guy that's 2-0 with a 0.00 ERA going 15 IP against the powerful Rangers & Tigers lineups in the world series...
Bumgarner is probably, no, scratch that, he IS the BEST young pitcher in the game under 24 years of age.
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LMAO at "track record" and "did it in the playoffs."
A couple of games mean very little in judging a player. This is a game of huge sample sizes and long-term success. A couple of games in the playoffs is nice, and it's an accomplishment, but it says nothing as to who is better.
Long-term the answer is obvious. If he's healthy, it is Sale hands down. He just has much better stuff, probably the best lefty stuff in baseball along with Kershaw. He also has extremely good command.
So far he's been healthy, but health will be the concern. As a pitcher, though, as great as Bum is, Sale is the best young lefty in the game.
Good comparison. I'd have to go with Sale though
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Sale may have had a better year, but this is his first year starting. Bumgarner was better than Sale his first year in the league and has been proven durable especially through the playoffs something Sale has yet to prove.
Both of these guys are very good and very young. I don't think anyone can say definitively who'll be better but I'd rather have the guy who's more proven. Sale hasn't even had a 200 inning yet.
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A Grade II for older fillies and mares at 1 1/16 miles on turf, the Yellow Ribbon is the ninth of 11 races on the Labor Day program. Post time is 2:05 p.m. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 10 a.m. for simulcasts.
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After her half-length win in the Redondo Beach, All Star Heart failed to fire in the Grade II Royal Heroine Mile July 7 before rebounding with a strong second in the Grade II John C. Mabee Aug. 12 at Del Mar.
All Star Heart lost by a nose to City to City, who is also in the Yellow Ribbon, while 1 ¼ lengths clear of third place finisher – and Yellow Ribbon entrant – Go Forth North.
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From inside out, the field for the Yellow Ribbon Handicap: Vivo Por Lei, Alonso Quinonez rides, 116 pounds; Cosset, Goncalino Almeida, 109; City to City, Corey Nakatani, 122; Camelia Rose, Mario Gutierrez, 115; Broken Dreams, Garrett Gomez, 119; Byrony, Rafael Bejarano, 118; Halo Dolly, Joe Talamo, 120; Go Forth North, David Flores, 117 and All Star Heart, Brice Blanc, 120.
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the way kakashi has shown his adaptabily to the sharingan (even though he isnt Uchiha) and being a prodigy to begin with, can he unlock the rinnegan like nagato? we all know that he managed to go as far as kamui but can he take it further? can his body ever be strong enough for rinnegan like nagato?? r do u guys think he can reach that miles stone (rinnegan)with the sharingan?
madara gave his eyes to nagato
No I don't think so. I mean having MS is just amazing for him so having EMS or Rinnegan is just impossible
You need to be a descendant of the Senju.. Have some kind of Senju Dna. Nagato was Uzamaki so was a relative of the Senju
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that funny! lmao!!!!! If knew how i would +rep u! lol
Even if he did the power of the Sage of the Six Paths will overwhelm and kill him as soon as it becomes activated.
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I doubt kakashi would have the chakra to maintain it, even if he did awaken it. But you never know. Right now, I doubt it is possible.
Since the eye is technically Uchiha blood all he needs is Senju blood then it would be plausible. I doubt it happens
Like madara said, you need both eyes to use the sharingan to it's full potential, so I don't think it's possible
Probably if he get's another MS eye to implant into his own, and inject himself with hashirama steroid brand cells
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As a senior, Pressley put together two of the greatest back-to-back receiving games in Rowan County history. In a loss to Hickory Ridge, he had nine receptions for 181 yards. The following week was his "wow game" against Robinson.
"It would've felt better if we had won those games," Pressley said. "But I just wanted to get the job done and not let my team down."
Randolph Macon, a Division III school, was recruiting Pressley the hardest. But Alderson-Broaddus' interest changed everything.
The Battlers will be a member of the WVIAC and he'll get to visit his home state twice next season. A-B goes to Chowan on Sept. 14 and to Lenior-Rhyne on Nov. 9.
"They will have a lot of people up there," Pressley said. "Hopefully, I can work my way in and get to start two or three times."
With all of his success, Pressley doesn't lack for confidence.
"I don't doubt myself," he smiled. "I just go out there and get it done."
Woody is certainly happy this signing is done.
"I was pleased he waited around and looked at his options," Woody said. "It is the right fit for him. K.J. knew immediately. He's really excited."


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (December 2, 2012)—A return to Betfair Hollywood Park helped Smiling Tiger end a six race losing streak in the $100,000 Vernon O. Underwood Stakes Sunday.
Fresh off a third place finish in the Grade I Breeders' Cup Sprint Nov. 3, the 5-year-old Hold That Tiger horse rallied outside under jockey Rafael Bejarano in the final quarter of a mile to defeat 7-1 shot Private Zone and five others.
The victory for Smiling Tiger, the 17-10 favorite in the Grade III, was his fourth in five tries over Cushion Track. He completed the six furlongs in 1:11.24 while winning by one length.
Owned by Allen Klein and Philip Lebherz and trained by Jeff Bonde, Smiling Tiger has won nine of 23 and pushed his earnings to $1,480,704. He paid $5.40, $3.20 and $2.20.
The Underwood was the fourth graded victory at Betfair Hollywood Park for the Kentucky bred, who is out of the Cahill Road mare Shandra Smiles. He won the Grade III Lazaro Barrera Memorial in 2010, the Grade I Ancient Title during the 2010 Oak Tree season and the Grade I Triple Bend Handicap – his most recent win prior to Sunday – July 2, 2011.
"I knew the front two (Smash and Private Zone) were going to the lead, so I just wanted to make sure my horse broke well because sometimes he doesn't,'' said Bejarano after his first Underwood win. "Once I broke well, I was just waiting and waiting on the outside until the stretch. The outside of the track has been better so it worked out really well.''
Bonde indicated Smiling Tiger's races will be spaced in the upcoming year and the primary goal is to take him to Dubai in March.
Making his first appearance in a graded event in the United States, Private Zone finished a half-length in front of 7-2 second choice Capital Account.
Part of the pace after breaking on top from his outside post, Private Zone, a Canadian bred, put away Smash and Comma to the Top, but couldn't contain the winner approaching the finish. He returned $7.40 and $4.40 while the show price on Capital Account, who finished a nose in front of Comma to the Top, was $2.60.
Making his first start since finishing off the board in the Grade I Malibu Stakes last Dec. 26, Smash wound up fifth and Bank the Eight trailed. Fast Bullet was scratched.
Trainer Doug O'Neill tripled Sunday, taking the second with Mia Isabel, the fourth with Ricpretentiousgal and the fifth with Cloudy Moon.
A 10-1 shot against California bred 2-year-old maiden fillies, Cloudy Moon was ridden by Orlando Mojica, Jr., the first victory at Betfair Hollywood Park for the veteran rider.
There were two winning tickets in the Pick Six. Each was worth $248,087. One was purchased through the Lewiston, Maine hub and the other through twinspires.com
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So, last night, I was getting ready to go out with my boyfriend to a dance at my school (which was cancelled due to lack of ticket sales) and, I had a nice black vest and a nice white shirt, and my uncle had just came home the other day from the mine (my uncle is homophobic and he has abused me many times throughout my child hood) and when I had came out of my room to show my memere how nice I looked, my uncle was in the room that i thought my grandma/memere would be in (she was downstairs doing laundry), and he asked me why I wasnt wearing a dress.
my memere and dad both know that I am transgendered and they respect that, however, my uncle does not, and he did not know.
so I decided to sit down and tell him the truth.
he listened carefully and quietlly through all of it, but at the end of my explanation he had said, "I didn't raise you to be fucked up."
I agreed, I am a huge mess, I have been for years, but my sexuality and gender identity is not a fuck up, so I argued with him.
he got to a point where, after so many months of piece, he slapped me.
and threw me to the ground and kicked me in the stomach, of course I had puked, and it hurt, a lot.
he grabbed me by the shirt and asked me, "are you a girl", I said no, my sex is female, but my gender is male..and he dragged me to his room.
he once had a big dog, and he made that dog wear an eletrical dog collar, and weve always kept it in his room, because we dont need it (my uncle killed the dog), he threw me onto the bed and said," ill ask you one more time, are you a girl" I said no.
held grabbed my wrist, and held onto it tightly, I have a bruise from how tight he was grabbing it, and he pulled out the dog collar, threw me back onto the bed, sat on me, and put the collar on me… then he began yelling, are you a girl, you are a girl, are you a girl, you are a girl, and my response of course was no, no, no, I am male, I am male.
whenever I said that, he would shock me, and it was /hell/.
I was screaming, which only caused the shocks to get worse and worse, and then he said, "do you want to find out how faggots have sex!?" of course I already know this, but still I said no no no no stop stop stop.
my memere had finally heard me and came rushing to the bedroom, and tried to make my uncle stop, but he pushed her down, and thanked god she was okay.. since shes very fragile and all.
she then ran back to the stairs to call up my dad, and oh boy did he run.
he ran up stairs and shoved my uncle away from me and started fighting with him, yelling, punching, kicking, and such so on.
my memere got the collar off of me and brought me into her room, and after my dad and uncle were done fighting, my uncle had grabbed the things he needed and left, shouting a few insults at us.
we called the police today, but they cant find him.
we dont have money for a lawyer, all we have is a counsellor, im not going to ask for money, all I ask for is support.
I dont know what this will do, but please spread this around, this has affected me and family members greatly. I was taken to a hospital today to check if there was any damage on my insides that we dont know of and thankfully there was no damage, just scarring, emotionally and physically. i had a horrifying nightmare relating to this as well.
If you have abused somebody, raped somebody, insulted somebody, in any way possible, I hope this can somehow change your way of heart, and realize how much this can horrify a person, and ruin their lives. it made my life 97x worse than it already is.
If you don't reblog this that's okay, but I hate you and you are wrong
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if your boyfriend is your best friend, you're doing it right.
if your boyfriend is your only friend, you're doing it wrong.
I needed this.
It's just a flesh wound.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 30, 2012)—A powerful stretch run carried Jeranimo to an 8-1 upset in the Grade I, $300,000 Shoemaker Mile (video) Saturday at Betfair Hollywood Park.
This came some 90 minutes after a 10-1 surprise by Camp Victory in the day's other Grade I, the $250,000 Triple Bend Handicap (video).
By virtue of his third win in four starts over the Betfair Hollywood Park turf course, Jeranimo earned himself an automatic berth in the Breeders' Cup Mile, which will be run Nov. 3 at Santa Anita.
Additionally, as part of prevailing in the Breeders' Cup "Win and You're In'' event, the pre-entry and entry fees will be waived for Jeranimo and owner B.J. Wright will receive a $10,000 travel allowance.
Victimized by a slow pace when the beaten choice in the Grade III San Francisco April 28 at Golden Gate Fields, Jeranimo, who trailed almost the entire journey, got much quicker fractions (23.59, 46.40 and 1:09.81 for six furlongs) to chase Saturday and responded when called upon by jockey Garrett Gomez.
Trained by Mike Pender, the 6-year-old Congaree horse completed the distance in 1:33.97 while winning by 1 ¼ lengths.
Out of the Jeblar mare Jera, Jeranimo has won eight of 28. The $180,000 payday made him a millionaire. The Florida bred, who paid $19.60, $8.40 and $4, has now banked $1,068,400.
"This is a hard trying horse,'' said Gomez after his first Shoemaker win. "He and I get along pretty well. We had a good trip today. We just wound him up and made one little run with him.
"It was the right kind of race to do that. He's been training really well. He actually ran a winning race last time and just had a little bad luck. I just let him find himself early on in the race and he came home like I thought he would.''
The Shoemaker Mile completed a four win day for Gomez, who also took the first with Grumpy Small Mouth, the fifth with Swift Eagle and the seventh with Jolly Days.
Wright was happy Jeranimo was reunited with Gomez, who had ridden the bay to victory in the Grade II Citation Handicap last Nov. 26 in their most recent collaboration before Saturday.
"(Pender) is in Europe,'' said Wright. "He and his wife took a vacation. We have the home field advantage now. This is a "Win and You're In'' and the Breeders' Cup is at Santa Anita. I like the home field advantage (for the BC Mile Nov. 3). And we have Gomez. It can't get much better than that.
"He's just a great race horse. He's had some rides where the jockey didn't know him well, but Garrett seems to ride him really well. We're really happy with this jockey.''
Suggestive Boy, a three-time Group I winner in his native Argentina, was second in his United States debut for Hall of Fame trainer Ron McAnally, finishing a half-length in front of pacesetter and 17-10 favorite Little Mike. Mr. Commons, the 2-1 second choice, was a neck back in fourth.
Winner of the Grade I Woodford Reserve Turf Classic on the Kentucky Derby undercard May 5 at Churchill Downs, Little Mike received some early pressure from longshot Liberian Freighter, battled gamely in the stretch, but couldn't match the top pair nearing the finish.
Suggestive Boy, who, like the winner, was 8-1, returned $9.40 and $6. The show price on Little Mike, who finished third for the first time in his 18-race career, was $3.
"This is a serious horse,'' said Joe Talamo of the runner-up. "He definitelyt need the race, coming off a layoff. But to do that in a Grade I like that, he's going to be a real nice horse.''
Corporate Jungle, Dubai You X Y Z, Hudson Landing and Liberian Freighter completed the order of finish.
One day after undergoing successful surgery to remove a brain tumor, trainer Mike Mitchell, watching via computer from the intensive care unit at USC Medical Center, received a get well present when Camp Victory upset The Factor in the Triple Bend.
Saddled by Mitchell's longtime assistant Phil D'Amato, the 5-year-old Forest Camp gelding rallied outside The Factor and a tiring Smiling Tiger into the stretch and swept past for a 3 ¼ length victory. The final time for the seven furlongs over Cushion Track was 1:22.75.
Claimed for $40,000 by Mitchell for Roger Featherston, Gordon Jacobsen and Tom Miller Feb. 13, 2011, Camp Victory won for the third time in 10 races for his current connections. Two of the victories have been in stakes. The Virginia bred, who is out of the Clever Trick mare Victory Trick, captured the Grade III Los Angeles Handicap – after the disqualification of Amazombie – in 2011 prior to his Triple Bend surprise.
Overall, Camp Victory, who was ridden by Talamo, has won eight of 23. He's earned $517,986.
No worse than second in three starts at the Triple Bend distance, Camp Victory paid $22.60, $7 and $3.60.
"There was a tear or two coming down,'' said D'Amato of the emotional win. "Mike did all the work. I just had him in maintenance mode. Mike's always loved this horse and picked him out to claim.
"It was like a six way shake the day we got him. The rest is history. Ill be calling them (Mike and wife Denise) shortly. I'm sure he's elated. This is just unbelievable. I loved the position we were in the whole time.
"I've been with Mike for seven years now. He's like my father. He took me under his wing and taught me everything.''
Denise Mitchell said she was allowed to bring a laptop into the ICU so her husband and daughters McCall and Shea could watch the race.
"It was crazy here,'' she said. "We were all huddled around (the computer). Mike came out of the surgery fine and he's doing very well. In fact, he's sitting in a chair right now and isn't in any pain. That (Camp Victory's win) was just amazing.''
The win was the second in the Triple Bend for Talamo, who also prevailed with Bilo in 2007.
"There was definitely a little extra emotion there at the wire,'' he said. "Winning for Mike like that is unbelievable. This horse runs his race every time, but he doesn't get there quite enough because he's always running against a bias.
"It seems like every time there was a speed horse, they would just keep going. For once everything worked out on paper like we thought it would.''
Making his first start since finishing sixth in the $2 million Dubai Golden Sheehan March 31 at Meydan Race Course in the United Arab Emirates, The Factor suffered his initial defeat in five races at seven furlongs.
After breaking quickly under leading jockey Rafael Bejarano, the 4-year-old gray quickly dispatched of early challenger Italian Rules, shook off 3-1 second choice and defending champion Smiling Tiger, who entered 3-for-3 over Cushion Track, but could not contain the winner.
The Factor, who finished 5 ¼ lengths clear of 10-1 shot Mobilized, returned $3.20 and $2.40 as the 9-10 choice and 123-pound top weight. The show price on the California bred Mobilized was $4.60.
"He just got a little tired,'' said Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert of The Factor. "He needed the race. I think he'll move forward off this.''
Racing will resume Sunday. Post time is 1 p.m. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 9:55 a.m. for simulcasts.
The feature event is the $68,000 Robert K. Kerlan Memorial Handicap at six furlongs on turf. Eight were entered, including 123-pound highweight and 2010 CashCall Futurity winner Comma to the Top. The Kerlan is the seventh of nine races.
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We love Vermont. We have always preferred the rural setting of it's mountains in comparison to the crowded highways that cut through the notches of New Hampshire. The country store settings as opposed to the money making tourist traps. Don't get me wrong, we love New Hampshire too. We avoid the distractions and head for its less traveled roads, but there is something about the quiet, rural settings in Vermont that appeal to us. Herein lies the problem. Apparently Vermont does not feel the same about us as we feel about it. Two years in a row we have spent our September vacation there and two years in a row Vermont has thrown some of the nastiest weather our way that we have ever had to deal with on our camping and hiking trips. Well, we understand that every trip can't be an Indian Summer walk under bluebird skies, but it would be nice to get to see the sun shine on some of those gorgeous hillsides all saturated in their autumn glory.
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Last year we at least got enough decent weather to drive to the top of Mansfield before we drove home on our last day. We had climbed both Mansfield and Camel's Hump in pea soup fog on that trip. This year we didn't even get that, though the clouds did break enough to get some views for a while on each day. Of course, similar to last year, we endured torrential rains and even thunder and lightning in between the breaks. We had planned on hiking Killington and Pico as well, but the prospect of another twelve mile hike in fog and rain kept us near camp. Now the campground was nice enough, with plenty of hiking right out of our site. Gifford Woods State Park is near where the Appalaichan Trail and the Long Trail make their split and go their separate ways. If we followed the AT north from our campsite it wound around Kent Pond and if we followed it south it led us to Deer Leap Mountain with great views across Sherburne Pass to Pico and Killington Peaks. My only complaint about Gifford Woods would be that it is too close to Rte. 100 and the sounds of the road were annoying. I was surprised at the amount of traffic along this section near Killington Corner and it definitely lacked that quiet, rural atmosphere I had been looking forward to. All right, enough. The hike itself was, as it always is, enjoyable despite the feeling of being inside a cloud for most of the day. We easily found the terailhead in Lincoln Gap and were quickly on our way to the summit of Mount Abraham. Visibility was about a quarter mile, so we moved on all the time hoping for some break in the weather, but determined to make the best of it at any rate. We soon found ourselves crossing Little Abe and rising up to Lincoln Peak where there are some radio towers and an observation deck just above the top of the skilift for Sugarbush South. From here we hiked along the "Monroe Skyline" section of the Long Trail on our way north to Mount Ellen.
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After crossing Nancy Hanks Peak and following along a ski trail for a while the trail entered the woods again and made its way along over several more bumps to the unmarked Cutts Peak, just shy of Mount Ellen. After another short hike over a few more bumps we arrived at the summit of Mount Ellen. We stopped long enough to refuel before heading back south along the Long Trail. While sitting there I was surprised to hear the sound of a truck and was amazed to think we were close enough to Appalaichan Gap to hear it. Well, the sound grew louder and I realized it was much closer than Rte. 17 that runs through the gap. Looking north along the trail I could soon see the truck coming up an access road to the ski area and a work crew got out and started doing maintenance about a hundred yards from us. So much for the quiet rural settings of Vermont's mountains. It didn't matter. We were in the mountains and we still had plenty of hiking to do to get back to our car. We were still holding out hope that the clouds would break and we'd get some views. It didn't take long to get our wish. As we clambored back over Cutts Peak we could see beyond that the fog was starting to roll off the hillsides and that some views were opening up into the valleys below us. As we made our way back along the Monroe Skyline we were treated to partial glimpses into the surrounding valleys which made our patience with the weather more worthwhile. It was as though the mountains had said, "Well, they endured the hike over in the fog, they deserve something for their effort." Emma seemed to enjoy it the most, perching on a boulder to stare out at the colorful tapestry of hills below us. From Lincoln Peak we were finally able to get a good look back at Mount Ellen and see what she looked like. To our south her brother Abraham rose up and tickled the belly of the overcast skies and we knew we had to make our way back over him to get to our car beyond. The hike from here went better with renewed energy from the ocassional moments of sunshine and glimpses into the valleys. We were soon back at the summit of Abraham who chose to continue his brooding and wouldn't pull his head out of the clouds. Ah well, some other time when you're in a better mood, Abraham. That night and the next morning brought more rain and plans to go to Killington were killed.
Emma on Deer Leap
After the thunder and lightning the rain stopped long enough to hike up to Deer Leap where the weather was forgiving enough to give us some good views over to Pico and Killington. We'll be back!
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Downtown Alive! is happening Friday in downtown Lafayette. This is an outdoor event and we do post if it is ever cancelled the second Downtown Development Authority sends a carrier pigeon our way, but tomorrow the forecast reads a high of 88 and a low of 66 with a chance of sore feet and beer breath.
BikeLafayette will be hosting a bike corral for anyone who bikes to DTA. It is free but tips are appreciated as they go back to this nonprofit whose goal it is to educate the public about how awesome it is to have a bicycle. The bike corral is like a valet. The volunteers watch over your bike and make sure it doesn't get lonely waiting for you.
T.K. Hulin has been playing and working the Louisiana music circuit for several decades, playing locally and also exporting the distinctive regional sound that has made us famous. Check him out at his website.
As always, this is a smoke-free and pet-free event. Downtown Alive! is always free and is supported by the attendance of the community and any food and drink purchases you make there.
Writer's note: Earlier it was posted that Steve Riley was playing tomorrow night. Apparently sinus infections get into the eyes and make people unable to read correctly -- apologies all around, especially to Downtown Development Authority who works so hard to get the press releases out correctly. Next week Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys are scheduled to perform.
OCT 17 Punks: The Comic, from local artist Kody Chamberlain, has only been out about a week but already it has racked up some positive reviews. Here's one of them, on ComicBastards.com, which gave the book its top score.
OCT 17 Bobby Jindal's poll numbers still stink in Iowa, this post on the Bloomberg Politics blog says. A recent poll found him tied with Ohio Gov. John Kasich with 1 percent, trailing Cruz, Perry, Christie, Rubio, Bush, Walker and a partridge in a pear tree.
OCT 17 Here's another document from the BP claims library that was delivered anonymously to blogger Jason Brad Berry. It is written on what appears to be BP stationery and is directed to Patrick Juneau. In it, the BP guy complains about a $14 million bill for an audit BP has never seen, as well as a conflict between Juneau's "public boasts of transparency" and the manner in which he has really operated.
OCT 17 John Bel Edwards, a candidate for governor and state legislator, is trumpeting the obvious in this post on Louisiana Voice. The Jindal administration won't answer questions, it won't produce documents, it just won't say why it has done the things it has done in the OGB issue, Edwards argues. Well, duh. Remind us - when have they done that before?
OCT 17 Oliver Houck, a Tulane law professor, posts this guest editorial on The Lens about the GOP's "not so secret agenda" to deal a death blow to the EPA. Billions are being dumped into this election, and while the public messages might focus on "Obamacare," those billionaires are more concerned with electing people who will do what they're told about coal emissions, he writes.
OCT 17 Jim Brown was reading a Boston paper recently, and found a story about panic there over a finding that the city is sinking a 10th of an inch each year. If you look at Louisiana's rate of coastal loss, that's a drop in the bucket, Brown says, and yet Louisianians lack the concern their Boston counterparts show, he says.
OCT 17 Blogger Ian McGibboney writes about the media's coverage of Ebola in this post. Some media seem to view this is a big juicy ratings opportunity, and they don't care how inaccurate or baseless their story is; they're just feeding the fire of people who are so scared they can't think rationally, Ian says.
OCT 17 Here's a weird one on WVUE from investigative reporter Lee Zurik. In it, he's quoting a guy who was in a car accident and filed suit against the other guy who (he says) caused it and is responsible for a lot of medical bills. What's weird is what he was told by his lawyer (whom he recorded -- Huh?)
OCT 16 As usual, Gov. Bobby Jindal is all over stuff that makes the news has to do with protecting our citizens. Ever since he read in the papers heard that rape victims were being billed for emergency visits he has been trying to figure out how to turn it into a press opportunity stop this travesty. So, he put together a really big press opportunity meeting so that a bunch of politicians policy makers could get their names in the paper fix this terrible problem, the Picayune reports here.
OCT 16 This just in from Whackadoodleland: the Breitbart blog says Sarah Palin, who apparently has morphed from white trash fight club matriarch to "kingmaker" in just a couple days, has "drawn a line in the swamp" regarding our Senate race. The, ahem, lady has wholeheartedly endorsed Rob Maness for the post, apparently in large part because of his ability to wrassle gators. Oh, well then -- game over!
OCT 16 The Advocate's Gregory Roberts takes a look at Bobby Jindal's recent performance in the national media. He may not be an "evolutionary biologist" but he certainly is holding himself out as an expert in other areas, Roberts notes.


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Date(s): October 18-19, 2014
Start/Finish Location: Sea Trails Resort, , Sunset Beach, NC
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Age Minimum: 12
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Stay on the beach in a house or condo managed by Sunset Properties and use the code MSRIDE14 to get $75 off for a 3 night booking or stay at the Sea Trail Resort which will be the main hub throughout the weekend at Bike MS. Sea Trail Resort also offers discounted rates for Bike MS weekend. View all of the prices and other details on the event details page!
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Technical SpecificationsItem No. S-802 Model II Canoe Thwart Bag
- Dimensions: 8H x 16W x 3D
- Construction: 15 oz canvas, buckle down flap, leather attachment straps, zippered main compartment
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All of our handmade packs and bags are built to last in Duluth, Minnesota, USA. Our factory, where we have been building our products since 1911, is home to an extremely talented group of sewers, riveters, and leather craftspeople. Each piece of Duluth Pack gear is painstakingly built by hand with the attention and detail that only a true artisan can provide. We stand behind our work and are proud to offer a lifetime warranty covering all craftsmanship and hardware we use in the construction of our products. Craftsmanship includes our sewing and riveting. Hardware includes all zippers, buckles, D-rings, snaps, and any other parts utilized in the manufacturing of our bags. If at anytime during the life of your Duluth Pack product you have problems in these areas, return the product and it will be repaired free of charge. If the product cannot be repaired due to a defect in craftsmanship or faulty hardware, we will be happy to replace the item at Duluth Pack's discretion. While your Duluth Pack item is designed to provide you with many years of use, Duluth Pack is not responsible for common wear and tear or misuse of your product and is therefore not covered by our warranty. Of course, damages not covered under warranty can usually be repaired at a minimal cost. We sincerely value your patronage and will always do our absolute best to go the extra mile to ensure that you are happy with every Duluth Pack purchase.
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- Two Make Perfect Storage
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I bought one of these and had it dangling from my yoke, but it was difficult to open and close while it was swinging. So, I bought a second one and now strap them to each side of the inside of the canoe. The canoe wall keeps the bags upright. I put my shirt, camera, cell phone, food, radio, fishing tackle, water, sun-tan oil, car keys, etc. in them, off the bottom of the canoe. With all that, they are still only about 4" thick. I recommend highly.
Posted on 7/25/2011 by Royce
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Great idea but just too small. A SeaLine map case has to folded to fit in. Field glasses barely fit in the front pouch. The cover flap is not generous enough to cover the bags contents. Make it longer, taller, and deeper.
Posted on 7/15/2010 by jim
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Great for any still water or class I-II canoing.
Posted on 11/18/2008 by Jeff
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I have an Old Town pack, and use this bag just to pop my easy access bits and pieces in sat nav, camera, phone ,knife etc, in waterproof inner packs, I have also fixed a lightweight leather should strap and use the bag in this way when I leave the boat of just go on holiday or round town, great little bag, prefer this one I do not like plastic.
Posted on 5/12/2008 by John B
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I bought this not for my canoe, but for my 16' aluminum boat. I mounted a couple of d rings on the boat and connected this bag to the d rings. I keep maps, handheld GPS, VHF radio, and other stuff in it. My only problem is the strap to access the compartment is a bit tedious to open when I'm running down the bay. Dare I say Velcro would be welcome? I use this is a salt water environment and so far so good. It has only been a couple of years, but that's a good enough test for me.
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July / August Visitor Favorites:
Visitor Favorite: In Napa Valley
Casual and good, MUSTARD'S GRILL in Yountville, has been defining fine dining for two decades. Evolving from a great place for locals to a must-stop for visitors, Mustard's has achieved the status of wine country icon. The dress is casual, but reservations are recommended (due both to its popularity and its ideal location on Highway 29 just north of Yountville).
If for some reason you have not yet tired of tasting varied and sundry
wines, then you will be delighted by the list of "Way Too Many Wines."
On the menu, fresh is operative as much of the produce is cultivated in
a small garden beside the restaurant. Meals and appetizers range from
the light to the hearty, with a "truck stop deluxe" order of
steak and fries for those who have worked up a real hunger. Mustard's
Grill, 7399 St. Helena Highway, Yountville, CA 94558
Visitor Favorite: In Napa Valley
Tasting at EHLER'S ESTATE WINERY, is like tasting used to always be in the Napa Valley: friendly, conversational, and non-commercial. I almost hate to tell people about it. Situated north of St. Helena, the 1886 stone winery overlooks 42 acres of vineyards. There is a lovely 100-year-old olive grove on the property that shades the bocce court, and an outstanding elevated picnic deck.
Tastings are $6 and you won't be disappointed with the choices, especially
if the Cabernet Franc has not been sold out. While standing at the bar,
take notice of the great glassware they use for their tastings. One of
the most interesting aspects of Ehler's Estate is that the proceeds of
their wine sales are donated to fund cardiovascular research. So if you
buy a glass of wine at Ehler's Estate is might not only be good for your
heart, but for someone else's also. Ehlers Estate, 3222 Ehlers Lane, St.
Helena, CA 94574 (707) 963-5972. www.ehlersestate.com/
Visitor Favorite: In Paso Robles
Midway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, you will find the "jewel of the Central Coast," Paso Robles. Wine tasting and exploring here is very down to earth, yet the wines present a sophisticated and evolving style. EOS ESTATE WINERY is recognized for being an award-winning producer of varietal wines, and a destination spot for Central Coast travelers.
The expansive Romanesque winery, a spectacular 104,000 square feet, sits
among rose gardens, picnic grounds, and 700 acres of estate vineyards.
Along with all the typical winery amenities, you will find an interesting
race car exhibit showcasing highlights of Frank Arciero's long auto racing
career. Enjoy the Mediterranean Marketplace, where you can purchase Italian
pottery, gifts, gourmet foods, wine accessories and . . . Aciero and EOS
wines. Wine tasting is complementary. EOS Estate Winery, 5625 Highway
46 East, Paso Robles, CA 93446 (805) 239-2562 www.eosvintage.com/
Visitor Favorite: In California Gold Country
Nearly everyone has had a disappointing experience with supermarket-bought summer berries. You're doing your weekly grocery shopping and are tempted by the blueberry special - only $2.99! - so you buy a package or two and bring them home. The hammer falls, however, when you sprinkle them on your morning cereal the next day only to find that the berries are moldy. Even a meticulous inspection of the bottom of the little plastic container at the store isn't a sure-fire way to find fresh berries. As far as I can tell, the only berry that's guaranteed not to disappoint is one that you pick yourself.
Luckily, there are numerous opportunities for berry-picking, apple-picking, tomato picking, and more in California's Gold Country. Dotted with ranches, farms, roadside stands, and gourmet markets, the Gold Country is a dreamland of small farm-grown produce. If you're in a hurry, pick up some home-grown goodies from a road-side stand, or, if you have time, truck out to the farm and choose the tastiest morsels yourself. While you're at the farm, you'll likely find additional products for sale, including home-made jams, canned goods, or perhaps honey. Perfect for a city-dweller who longs for a taste of farm life. For your trip to the farm check on the Apple Hill Growers Association.
Visitor Favorite: In Mendocino, California
Land of stunning coastlines, artisanal wines, and quaint small towns, Mendocino is also home to a refreshingly cosmopolitan line-up of music festivals every summer. Featuring local favorites as well as national stars (the Mendocino Music Festival is hosting the world-class Kronos Quartet this year), Mendocino's rich musical tradition adds a big-city spin to this favorite weekend getaway.
The Boonville Folk-Blues Festival, now in its 3rd season, continues to feature cult blues players, living legends, and their sidemen. The Mendocino Music Festival, a venerable tradition now in its 18th year, explores the realms of classical, world, and jazz music, with concerts ranging from chamber music to big band standards. In between your busy schedule of concerts and open rehearsals, visit the sandy beaches, redwood forests, beautiful gardens, and charming shops of Mendocino county and town.
If you miss the summer festivities, Mendocino's numerous record shops (there are about two per capita in this tiny town) offer a wide range of genres, including hard-to-find rarities. If you're looking for something to strum on, Lark in the Morning, the specialty Mendocino instrument shop that specializes in traditional instruments from around the world, has the bouzouki, concertina, didgeridoo, or acoustic guitar for you (not to mention a nice selection of affordable harmonicas). Visit the Mendocino Music Festival website for more information.
Visitor Favorite: In Houston, Texas
Corks and Colts: bucking stereotypes at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo International Wine Competition
Rodeo, evolved from the day-to-day duties of the working cowboy in the 1800s, has become a high-stakes sport that has made many cowboys into national stars. Of all the rodeo shows in the world, Rodeo Houston is the largest - in 2004 480 contestants competed for a purse totaling almost $750 thousand! Much more than just a rodeo show, the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo draws enormous crowds (up to 180,000!) for its barbeque championship cook-off, its star-studded concert series, and its livestock shows.
In 2004, another crowd pleaser was introduced when the Houston International Wine Competition was unveiled along with Rodeo Uncorked!, a wine and food tasting held in conjunction with the competition. More than 850 wineries submitted entries for the inaugural 2004 competition, and the Grand Champion Best of Show honors were awarded to the Alexander Valley Vineyards for Cyrus Alexander Valley, a vintage 1999 Bordeaux-blend red wine. Bryan-based Messina Hof's Paulo Bordeaux Blend was named Top Texas Wine. Winning wines were sold in auction, with some of the proceeds going towards the funding of numerous scholarships for Texan college students.
The Wine Festival is already drawing all sorts of people to the livestock
show and rodeo. "We haven't really been involved in the livestock
show and rodeo before," says Robert Marsh representing Everyone's
Internet of Houston, who bought the Cyrus Alexander bottle at auction
for $45,000. "And, as a Houston institution, the wine auction was
a way for us to get involved." For Houston community members and
out-of-state guests, the Houston
Livestock Show & Rodeo International Wine Competition is a great
way to get a taste for the traditions of Texas; you certainly won't find
wine and rodeo together anywhere else!
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