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BMC Racing Team's Mathias Frank finished runner-up to Bauke Mollema (Blanco Pro Cycling Team) on Sunday's ascent of Crans-Montana to climb into third overall at the Tour de Suisse.
Helped By Moinard, Van Garderen
Frank crossed the finish line 11 seconds after Mollema on the 117.2-kilometer stage that was shortened by snow on the original, 161.3-km race route. "I had good legs today and knew if I passed Ryder Hesjedal, maybe I could be in the leader's jersey tonight," Frank said. "I came around him with one kilometer to go, but I didn't quite have it anymore. But generally, I'm happy with the way things went." Hesjedal (Garmin-Sharp) had put in a bid for the stage win with an attack of his own but the chasing efforts of Frank's teammates, Amaël Moinard and an attacking Tejay van Garderen, helped bring back the 2012 Giro d'Italia winner. Van Garderen said he later paid for the effort, finishing 29 seconds after Frank's group, in 25th place. "It maybe wasn't the smartest thing because I ended up losing a bit there at the end," he said. "I think the legs just aren't as sharp as maybe they were a few weeks ago. But it's definitely good preparation for the Tour de France and I'm excited to help Mathias get on the podium."
Five Seconds Out Of First
Frank sits five seconds out of the race lead held by Stage 1 individual time trial winner Cameron Meyer (Orica-GreenEDGE) and two seconds behind Hesjedal. Van Garderen jumped from 73rd to 22nd overall and is 58 seconds back. BMC Racing Team Directeur Sportif John Lelangue said he was happy to have Frank follow his 12th place in Saturday's opening time trial with his best result of the season. "For us, it's a good satisfaction to see Mathias going onto the podium for the moment," Lelangue said. "On the general classification, he was pretty close to taking yellow, so it was a really good operation. Tejay is coming from the States, resting a little bit after coming to Europe and being at a nice team time trial camp. It's still a long ways to the last stage. We know there are still a lot of things that can happen. But Mathias is also one of the guys who we wanted to protect and that was also the clear plan." Monday's 204.9-km stage includes three categorized climbs – the last of which summits about 20 km from the finish.
Listen to complete comments from Frank (English and German), Lelangue and van Garderen on the BMC Racing Team Audio Line.

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Penge changes drivers for final round at Sage Valley
It's not often a golfer switches equipment in the middle of a big tournament.
Saturday at the Junior Invitational, Marco Penge was the exception.
The 15-year-old from England stepped onto the first tee box before his final-round tee time at Sage Valley Golf Club with a new driver in hand and looking for an answer to his struggles in the first two rounds.
"I put (the new driver) in my bag this morning and left my old one back in the room," said Penge, who shot 73-77 to enter Saturday's final round at 6 over.
"The shaft was too light in the other driver and I was spraying it all over. Hopefully, I hit it a little straighter today."
Penge's first tee shot, however, found the trees left. But Penge scrambled for bogey and climbed back to even par after a birdie at the par-5 fourth hole.
Eighth-grader big for Christ School at Palmetto
OCEAN ISLAND BEACH, N.C. –– What happens when a team is missing its best player?
In most cases, the No. 2 or 3 guy steps up to fill the top spot in the lineup. In the case of Christ School from Arden, N.C., it was an eighth-grader who provided a lift Thursday in the qualifying round of the Palmetto High School Championship.
Carson Ownbey shot 74 last week to earn a spot in coach David Gaines' lineup, which would be without junior Jonathan Rector, a Clemson commit who is playing in an AJGA event this weekend. Thursday, Ownbey carded a 3-over 75 at Ocean Ridge Plantation's Panther's Run course to help Christ School grab second place in the qualifier and earn a spot in the championship flight, to be played over 36 holes Friday and Saturday.
"This was really a good test because these kids have kind of become comfortable with Jonathan (a winner at the North Carolina High School Invitational on Monday) being in the lineup and shooting low numbers," Gaines said. "We've gotta find six guys that can play the state tournament for us, and it was nice to see our eighth-grader come out ...
After Furman release, Townsend to be SMU walk-on
OCEAN ISLAND BEACH, N.C. – Two months ago, Gray Townsend was unsure where he would play his college golf.
Townsend, a senior at Forsyth Country Day School in Lewisville, N.C., signed with Furman in November, but after the Paladins announced in February that the school would drop its men's golf program after the spring season, Townsend asked for and was granted a release from his national letter of intent.
"It was a big surprise," said Townsend, who is with his high school team competing in the Palmetto High School Championship Thursday-Saturday at various courses near the southern North Carolina coast.
"I think everyone, including myself, was in shock – my family, my friends and, of course, the alumni."
Even after Furman announced its plan to reinstate the program a couple of weeks later, Townsend already had made up his mind – he was looking at other options, and shortly after decided on SMU, where he will be a preferred walk-on.
"It was kind of a big whirlwind," said Townsend, who went from having a 50-percent athletic scholarship to no scholarship. "I was looking forward to Furman. They have a great program, but after everything happened I felt like I had ...
Tseng to host AJGA invitational for girls in 2014
Yani Tseng is the latest in a contingent of LPGA and PGA Tour players to sign their name to an AJGA event. Tseng, along with the Taiwan-based Swinging Skirts Golf Foundation, will host the Yani Tseng Invitational from 2014-16 in southern California.
The event will be one of 13 invitationals on the AJGA schedule. These tournaments are the most prestigious on the AJGA schedule. The Tseng Invitational, to be played June 30-July 3, 2014, will feature 72 of the top female juniors, including 18 of the top international players.
"I first came to the United States when I was 12 to play in the Junior World Championship in San Diego and subsequently in many other USGA and amateur championships, so I really benefited from playing American junior golf," said Tseng, who won LPGA Tour Player of the Year honors in 2010 and '11. "The AJGA is the best organization to bring players together and for me to host such a prestigious AJGA invitational in Southern California, where I played much of my junior golf, makes it extra special. I'm excited to partner with the Swinging Skirts to open a door for international junior golfers to compete at the highest ...
Khang finds long overdue AJGA title at Ping Invite
For Megan Khang, an AJGA title seemed long overdue. Khang will turn 16 this week, but the petite player from Rockland, Mass., seems as if she's been on the junior golf scene forever.
In reality the Ping Invtiational, which Khang won on Oct. 14, was only Khang's 14th starts in an AJGA event since 2010. But along with that, Khang has played in four U.S. Girls Juniors and has become a familiar name in Northeast junior golf. She also won the Connecticut Women's Open and played in the U.S. Women's Open in 2012.
Khang had found the top of the leaderboard after a second-round 2-under 70 at Karsten Creek Golf Club in Stillwater, Okla., the lowest girls' round of the tournament. She was only one stroke off the pace, and made the turn at 4-over for the tournament, as the lead continued to fluctuate. Her final-round 72 left her three shots ahead of Lilia Vu. Khang shot 2-over 218 for the tournament.
This win is definitely big," Khang said. "This golf course is stupendous and I just really like playing AJGA events, especially a big one like this. It means a lot to win ...
Latanna Stone, now 11, enrolls at IMG Academy
Not quite a year after making headlines as "the 10-year-old" who qualified for the 2012 U.S. Women's Amateur, Latanna Stone has announced her decision to enroll at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla.
In addition to her Women's Am start (where she missed the cut for match play), Stone, now 11, has won more than 100 tournament titles in her short career, according to the Florida State Golf Association. She will graduate high school in 2019.
"I like it here, and I think it can really help me do more in my golf game," Stone said of the academy. "I really want to step up my game…and I like it because I'm around other kids doing the same."
The IMG Academy golf program is under the direction of David Whelan, who also is Paula Creamer's swing coach. Creamer attended IMG as a junior, and Whelan said he sees similarities between the two players.
"Seeing Latanna play reminds me of a young Paula Creamer, and it's great to welcome a player with her ability because she has the potential to go as far as she wants to with golf," Whelan said. "I'm especially excited ...
Meet Taylor Coleman, star of North Texas LPGA
Taylor Coleman was the talk of Las Colinas after storming to the top of the leaderboard as a little-known Texas teenager. Coleman, 16, qualified for her first LPGA start, the North Texas LPGA Shootout, in a qualifier designed specifically for the top junior girls in Texas. Three days later, she was sitting among the top 10 players with a first-round 68.
Coleman burst into the spotlight so fast that we barely had time to get to know her. The 16-year-old heard about the opportunity to qualify for the LPGA event at Las Colinas Country Club in Irving, Texas from boyfriend Austin Connelly, another top junior golfer (Connelley recently won the AJGA Under Armour/Hunter Mahan Championship and finished T-13 at the Junior Invitational at Sage Valley). Coleman submitted an application to the Nexus Club, the organization sponsoring the qualifer, and was granted an opportunity to play. She shot 1-over 72 and earned one of two spots reserved in the field.
Coleman had played a few practice rounds at Las Colinas in preparation for the event, but before that, had never played the course. She lives about 280 miles south of Irving, in San Antonio.
"It sets up good for me ...
Spots reserved for juniors in North Texas LPGA Shootout
Two spots have been reserved for top junior girls in this month's North Texas LPGA Shootout. A field of 18 of the top juniors in the region have been selected to play in a unique Monday qualifier for the LPGA event, the first tour stop in Texas since the 2009 LPGA Championship.
The top two finishes in the April 22 qualifier, named the North Texas High School Shootout, will get to play in the LPGA event that begins April 25 at Las Colinas Country Club in Irving, Texas.
The format for the North Texas High School Shootout has nine groups, each of which includes two high school players, one LPGA professional, and two sponsor-amateurs. The top two high school finishers in the 18-hole stroke-play competition earn playing positions in the LPGA tournament starting on April 25.
A similar event, the North Texas College Shootout, was played on March 15. North Carolina's Casey Grice and Texas' Madison Pressel earned tournament exemptions out of that event.
"We are tremendously fortunate to have such an outstanding collection of high school athletes for this first-time event," said Mike Shearburn, leader of the selection committee for North Texas High School Shootout. "Creating special ...
UCLA signee Zheng earns Symetra Tour start
Yvonne Zheng has earned a spot in the Symetra Tour's next Florida stop, the Guardian Retirement Championship at Sara Bay, to be played April 26-28 in Sarasota, Fla.
Zheng, a 17-year-old UCLA signee who lives in Bradenton, Fla., earned the spot in a points race that stretched across 13 IMG Junior Golf Tour events. This is the second year the Symetra Tour has offered the exemption to a junior player, but last year only six events counted as qualifiers.
Zheng also vied for last year's spot. She led in points entering the final qualifying event, played at The Golf Club of North Hampton in Fernandina Beach, Fla., only to be overtaken by Natalia Perez of Bolivia.
This year, Zheng held a 20-point lead on 2013 classmate Camila Serrano of Colombia. Zheng's second-place finish March 19 at the IMG Junior Golf Tour event at Victoria Hills Golf Club in DeLand, Fla., secured her spot at Sara Bay.
"I am just really excited about (Guardian Retirement Championship at) Sara Bay, so I'm going to practice a lot for it," Zheng said. "Tee shots were important out there, so I was focused on putting myself in the fairway."
Zheng ...
Moodie asks Euro juniors to focus on Jr. Solheim Cup
Janice Moodie had a bit of sage advice for European Junior Solheim Cup hopefuls in advance of the Spanish International Ladies' Amateur.
"My mother used to say, 'Let your clubs do the talking and the rest will take care of itself,' and that's good advice for anyone who wants to get on in this game," said Moodie, a three-time European Solheim Cup team member who will captain the European juniors in August. "I'd like to take this opportunity to wish all the girls the best of luck this season. I can't wait to meet my team and getting down to the serious business of winning the trophy back from the Americans."
The Spanish International Ladies Amateur, to be played Feb. 27-March 3 at Pula Golf Club in Mallorca, Spain, is the first of six qualifying events for the Junior Solheim Cup. Moodie issued a challenge to potential members of Europe's team, asking them to play hard and set a goal to make the team. The event will be played at the Inverness Golf Club in Englewood, Colo., on Aug. 13-14, the days leading up to the Solheim Cup.
Six players will receive spots on the team ...
Strom could be the next international sensation
REUNION, Fla. – Each year, the AJGA's Annika Invitational introduces the junior golf world to the next top international player. Three of the five winners in the event's history have hailed from China, Argentina and France.
Spots are always reserved in the Annika for international invitees. This year, that included Annika Europe winner Linnea Strom, a long-hitting, soft-spoken Swede who began her week at Reunion Resort beside Annika Sorenstam at the tournament-opening press conference. It was not only her first time addressing media in such a formal setting, but her first time doing it in English.
"They had given me the questions before, so I was prepared," Strom said with a big smile mid-week.
Strom relished the opportunity to do the press conference alongside fellow Swede Annika, a "really big" role model for the 16-year-old. She relished the opportunity to play in her tournament even more. Strom was that player who drew a trail of interest from the army of college coaches that annually attend the tournament.
Strom has expressed interest in attending college in the U.S., and her play at Reunion offered coaches many reasons to be excited. Strom played alongside Italian Virginia Elena Carta and Denmark ...
Lee won't defend Annika title, but plans for busy summer
There is a name conspicuously missing about halfway down the field list for this weekend's Annika Invitational. Alison Lee won't travel cross country to defend, but it's not because Lee's junior career is over. This is only the beginning of a long season that will end with Lee's name finding a place on the UCLA roster by fall.
Lee, a 17-year-old from Valencia, Calif., maintained her usually intense competition schedule in 2012, and it resulted in two AJGA invitational titles, a runner-up finish at the U.S. Girls' Junior, two LPGA major starts and a spot on the U.S. Junior Ryder Cup team for a second time.
She's earned a little break.
"I'm really taking a lot of time off golf right now," Lee said. The last semester of her senior year at Valencia High School began on Jan. 14, and Lee is relishing the chance to "just enjoy everything."
Included in that everything is the top spot in Golfweek's Junior Rankings. When two-time Rolex Junior Player of the Year Ariya Jutanugarn turned professional at the end of Ladies European Tour Q-School in December, Lee moved to the top.
"When I ...
AJGA permits use of rangefinders for 2013 events
The AJGA has adopted a note to Rule 14-3 in the USGA Rules of Golf that allows juniors to use distance-measuring devices in AJGA competition. The announcement came down Wednesday, following four case studies conducted during AJGA events in 2012.
"We are excited to introduce the use of rangefinders in all of our events in 2013," said Mark Oskarson, the AJGA's chief operating officer. "With all the information we gathered over the course of the year, we feel this is the right direction for our organization."
The studies gathered information from parents, juniors and staff about types of rangefinders that are most popular among junior players and how allowing their use might affect pace of play. In 2012, the average 18-hole pace of play for all AJGA events was 4 hours and 23 minutes. AJGA studies showed there was not a major impact, positive or negative, on pace of play where rangefinders were used.
By permitting the use of rangefinders, the AJGA's policy becomes more consistent with college golf, which permits rangefinders.
Pagila will serve country, play golf at West Point
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – When Justin Pagila lifted his bag at the end of a long day at the Junior PGA Championship, a single "A" appeared on the bottom. It represents the U.S. Army. Pagila is proud to have committed to play golf at West Point beginning in the fall of 2013.
Pagila, a 17-year-old from Dublin, Calif., says he always has wanted to become an officer, and getting to play golf on the way to that goal is a bonus.
"Obviously Army hasn't been that much of a name in college golf, but we're looking to change that," Pagila said. He'll play under third-year head coach Brian Watts, a figure who Pagila said keeps a dream of professional golf alive without Pagila having to sacrifice the desire to serve his country.
Pagila's name is one that's familiar in Northern California. The week before arriving at Sycamore Hills Golf Club for the Junior PGA Championship, Pagila traveled to Eagle, Idaho, with three of his golf buddies to attempt a title defense at the Junior America's Cup, an event consisting of 17 four-man teams from the western half of the U.S., Canada and Mexico ...
Sierra Brooks, 14, about to hit her stride
ORLANDO, Fla. – By the time Sierra Brooks had completed her first AJGA Wyndham Cup on July 26, she had compiled an individual record of 3-1-0 and was celebrating on Bay Hill's 18th green with the winning East team.
The petite 14-year-old with the thick blonde braid disappeared in that crowd of screaming upperclassmen, but one day it's likely she'll be at the forefront of such a scene. Teammate Jaye Marie Green, who made the Wyndham Cup her last event as a junior before heading off to LPGA Q-School in the fall, predicts that will be sooner rather than later.
"She's so good, she has so much potential it's unbelievable," Green said at the end of the tournament. "For her only being 14 and for her to hit it as far as she does for being young and little? It's just unbelievable. . . . I'm scared for everyone else."
Brooks was the youngest female member of the East team at the annual throwdown between 20 of the top players from the East and 20 of the top players from the West. On paper, Brooks looked like the most inexperienced too. Her play didn't reflect it ...
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"The blowgun is a hunting technique that was used here, by the Cherokees and probably the Muscogee," said Keith Bailey, President of Friends of Etowah Indian Mounds Historic Site. "As far as I know, those were the only two native tribes, in the Southeast that were known, historically, to have used the blowgun. Other than that, it's a South American and Mediterranean thing.
"Chunky stone is also a hunting skill. It was a game that [was] played different in different Native American locations. It was a really important game in the Mississippian period. They usually have a stone, approximately the size of a hockey puck, some of them will have holes all the way through them like a donut. But the basic idea is that you roll it and all the Native Americans would throw their spear, trying to hit [the stone]. It was to show off their hunting or even war techniques; it was basically their way of doing a bragging rights."
Children lined up to test out their blowgun and chunky stone skills, finding the hunting techniques harder than expected. That did not discourage one young lady, Angelina Christ, who was attending the event with her grandfather, John Marrow, a former history teacher who described the event as "real informative and very well done."
"I think all history is important to know because it tells about us today from earlier times," said Marrow. "I just want to give [my granddaughter] an appreciation of history because I don't think it's taught in school, to any extent, today. Kids today don't know much about anything. I used to teach history and I was a soldier so I know something about the lack of emphasis on history. So I think it's important for children to know history."
The goal for the Saturday event was "to learn how your heritage has been influenced by Native American cultures." According to Bailey, food is a big part of our heritage and some children are unaware that not long ago people had to hunt and grow their own food.
"We have some school kids, especially first and second graders, that come from inner city ... they don't realize hamburgers come from cow ... they're literally not exposed to [the fact that] up until 40 years ago, people hunted their food or grew their food," said Bailey. "So it's really important that they know where we come from so that we don't lose, I guess, their heritage. There's coming a point that other than people growing their home gardens, flower beds and stuff [that we] literally [won't] know where our own food comes from."
The Etowah Indian Mounds were home to several thousand Native Americans from 1000 A.D. to 1550 A.D., according to gastateparks.org. The 54-acre site includes six earthen mounds, a plaza, village site, borrow pits and a defense ditch.
"The biggest mound, that's where the chief lived," said Bailey. "He rose himself above everybody else that lived down low. He [and his family] had their own special mound that they were buried in. Everybody else buried their dead around the house. So literally the whole site is a giant graveyard; many people don't realize that.
"There's people that will come here and talk about what they remember doing here as a kid. You know people remember the Tumblins, when they owned this, growing watermelons and cotton on the top of the mound and then now, today, we cannot even allow a spear to be thrown [in a demonstration] and let it puncture the ground on the other side [of the defense ditch]. We have come around to the idea and acceptance that there's still people that consider this a special place within their own culture and we try to respect that. In the past, we'd literally plow over other people's past and didn't respect it. It's an interesting thing."
The day also included a heritage workshop, tools and weapons demonstration, kids games, a lecture by Dr. Max White of Piedmont College speaking about Georgia's Native American Heritage as well as a guided tour of the historic grounds.
Etowah Indian Mounds Historic Site is open Wednesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; for information on upcoming events, call 770-387-3747 or like Friends of Etowah Indian Mounds Historic Site on Facebook.


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Pros: -Super clean mids and highs when used with a high pass filter -Look great -Really durable -Easy install Cons: -Less bass than my stock systems 6x9s -A little more casing around the magnet would be nice Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Sound amazing. Written By B.C, Phoenix, AZ on Monday, August 20, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sound amazing without an amp, even better with one. Pros: Amazingly clear and crisp. Worth every penny. Cons: Huge magnets, had to hammer in wheel wells. They Take a lot of power from deck and dim the display. So use an amp :) Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Unbelievable! Written By Adam P, Southgate, KY on Monday, July 16, 2012 Wow these speakers are amazing. The first thing i noticed was how heavy these things are. The magnet was nearly three times bigger than the pioneers i had originally installed and sound about ten times better. They are wired straight to my Kenwood deck @ 22 watts rms and still have killer bass and magnificent highs. The mids are just where they should be as well. So if your not planning to amp your speakers, get these. You wont regret it! Pros: Build quality you can literally feel. Fantastic bass, mids and highs. Terrific value! Cons: The tweeters stick up pretty far, so i ended up having to mod my rear deck cover but no big deal. It actually looks even nicer now. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 out of 5 needs amp to sound good Written By JFrye, Philly on Tuesday, June 12, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) i installed these kickers into the rear deck of my 2001 camry with a 22w rms JVC head unit. they sound pretty good. the only catch to them is that if you turn them up past 80% volume you will experience distortion because they need 70w rms in order to run properly at high levels. unless you are planning on amping them (like i am going to do sometime in the near future) or you're just not gonna turn them up loud, i would NOT recommend them. they are still a good product, however, they just need an amp. and i did confirm all these facts with crutchfield tech support. Pros: good sound, decent amount of bass. pretty affordable Cons: in order to turn them up to high volumes, you're gonna NEED an amp to supply more power 4 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 TOTALLY AWSOME//////. Written By Mike, Fort Worth, TX on Monday, March 26, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I put the 6x9 s. In the rear of my 96" Olds witch by the way I built at K.C. They should have put these speakers in here from the assembly process. They rock, only Crutchfield could deliever this kind of sound, thank you. Pros: Awsome sound. Cons: Instructions are wrong you have to install them from the bottom and they do fit with a hole. 2 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Fantastic Speakers Written By Praetorian57, Harrisburg, PA on Saturday, January 28, 2012 I love these speakers! I have 4 of them In my 05 Dodge Magnum R/T and they pound. The rest of my setup is 2 3.5" Kicker KS in the front, and 2 Kicker 12" Comps all run by a Kicker 750 watt amp. People hear me from a 1/2 mile away! KICKER LIVIN LOUD! Pros: Crystal clear, good bass Cons: none 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Outstanding recommendation Written By abbottim, Orange County, California on Tuesday, January 24, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Chad, my Crutchfield adviser, recommended these for the back deck of my 97 Camry. I was on a budget, and needed the best I could get. Chad was right - these are perfect to match the Kicker 11DS652 speakers in front. I am really wowed by the clarity and the bass output. Thanks Chad. 5 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Kicker DS693 Written By MikeG, Louisiana on Sunday, October 16, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sounding speakers. Love Them 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Awesome Written By denella, Matamoras,PA on Wednesday, May 11, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These are the best speakers I have ever heard they are truly amazing. I was going to pick up a sub and amp but really don't need to these 6X9's thump like crazy. I highly recomend putting these in any thing you drive. I have a civic with a full aftermarket system and these 6X9's in my jeep sound just as good and are just "replacement" speakers for the stock units 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Sound! Written By Paramedic, Concord, CA on Sunday, March 13, 2011 I don't have these exact speakers. I got the last line before they redid them only difference is they are discontinued and only has 50 watt output but otherwise the same speaker. My Saab has cut outs for 6x9 in rear deck took out the cheap 4in pioneer speakers in rear that u could see through cone that how cheap they were. Anyway, very, very easy self installation and wow! What a sound difference! High notes are a thousand times clearer bass isn't distorted at loud volumes they are awesome and have great bass to them. 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Since 2008 I order every year for my grandchildren. Because they are from "Santa" I've never asked them or their parents if they've gotten them. This year I found there was at least one delivered after Christmas. It hurts my feelings that I can't trust they'll arrive. Plus I now wonder how many never have made it at all? Before I wrote this review I noticed others with the same complaint. If I order next year I'll police the delivery to hopefully keep it special for the kids. I'd recommend to a friend with cautions.
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Thank you John, such pretty pictures and I like the TR. Even the picture with the "unfavorable lighting conditions:, came out great.
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Speaking of photos, I just noticed that your current avatar shows a beautiful black cat. Many years ago, a cat similar in appearance allowed us to share its life with him.
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Seems there is still some fine foilage colors remaining so late in the season. Great photos! We're still waiting for the leaves to fall here.
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Thank you for the kind words!
Regarding your statement about still waiting for the leaves to fall down your way in Maryland, perhaps they'll still be hanging on when we venture down that way in about a week from now. We'll be making a whirlwind trip to visit relatives in KY, NC and DE.
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Very nice photos John! It's nice to see that there is still some color up in NH. And as Donna mentioned, there will still be a lot of color down this way for you to enjoy on your trip. Thanks for sharing.
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As I recall it, you live in southern PA. It's nice to read that you still have some autumn color there as well. Hopefully, there will still be some left to enjoy when we go whizzing through!
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Snow Miser (11-12-2011)
This black kitty is my BF's, when he lived in E. Hartfod he took her in as a beat up stray. I am actually allergic to cats, but when he moved here I didn't have the heart not to let her too, we would just see how it went. She's been with us here about 4 years and I've actually become somewhat immune to her, but sometimes they act up. I never thought I'd ever have a cat, but I just love her so much. It surprises me that they also have a personality like a dog, she's loving and playful, amazing for a beat up stray that no one loved.
PS. I believe that in the past you said that you use a piont and shoot camera? If you do and you don't mind sharing, I would like to know what kind, I'm trying to pick out a new one.
Thanks, Kathy
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John, i really like the image of the path
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I'm doing well. This summer I just plan to relax before law school [Cornell]. I will spend a few weeks in Florida, a week in DC, a week in NYC, and a week in Montana.
The [Indigo Partners] internship was truly a worthwhile and memorable experience. I feel I learned more about the world, business, and life in my one year at Indigo than I could have in ten years at a large accounting firm (the career path I was once on).
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On the work end, I continue to learn a ton. The guys each provide a unique perspective and are constantly putting forth new challenges. With their mentoring, I feel I've grown substantially. The confidence and global perspective we develop here is invaluable, in my view.
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I feel lucky that I am working for a small company because I am getting to do a little bit of everything when it comes to Marketing and I have a great boss who teaches me a lot!
I am thinking about going for my Master's but want to have a little more experience under my belt. I want to get into the Corporate arena and do marketing in a big city, so I'm working hard towards that goal.
I miss Flagstaff very much and everyone around FCB!
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Vueling, the leading airline at Barcelona-El Prat Airport, isstrengthening this summer its position in the Belgian market with the launch of two new routes to Alicante and Malaga (Spain). The company announced today at a press conference at Brussels Airport that it has carried more than two million passengers since it first started its flights there in July 2004, initially linking the Belgian capital with the cities of Barcelona and Valencia. The newflights to Alicantewill start on April 24th operating five times a week on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. On this route Vueling is offering some 39,600 seats between the months of April and October. Furthermore,flights to Malaga, which also start on April 24 with a four times weekly schedule, increasing to five in July during the peak holiday period, add a further 41,120 seats. Overall, Vueling haspledged 80,720 additional seats to the two new routes.
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London (Gatwick), Frankfurt and Düsseldorf will be new destinations in a fourth consecutive year of growth as expanding Spanish airline Vueling launches 28 new routes from Barcelona. The expanded network will further enhance existing operational bases too. Vueling has also announced a new communications/advertising strategy which focuses on its people, together with a new transparent and flexible fare structure designed for business travellers. London October 17, 2012-. Vueling announced today it will expand its route network to embrace 100 destinations from Barcelona El Prat Airport in 2013 in what will be its fourth consecutive year of expansion at its home airport. The new routes will come into effect from the summer schedule, commencing March 2013. A new service to Gatwick, London's second biggest hub airport, will be joined by Frankfurt, and Dusseldorf. There will also be significant increases in the frequency of flights from Barcelona together with new cities in Germany, France, Italy and Scandinavia
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Published: March 1, 2013
Dr. Farhouch Berdjis, Medical Director of the CHOC Cardiac Catheterization Lab, is quoted throughout this article.
The allure of Little League opening day lies in the possibilities that come with each spring's new season: crisp jerseys yet to be grass-stained, a new group of teammates to grow close with and a clean slate of a record.
For Lake Forest teen Alex Puck, who started the season a shade over six months after his second serious heart surgery, just being back on the field was enough.
"(It's) good, " Puck said, "because I didn't know that I was going to play baseball again."
On Aug. 22, surgeons at Children's Hospital of Orange County replaced a deterio rating valve in Alex's heart.
On Saturday night, Puck and the rest of the Nationals team took the field for their first game of the Lake Forest Little League Intermediate Division season.
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