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Standard Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)
Standard Room, 2 Double BedsMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Standard Room, 1 Double Bed, AccessibleMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
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Great rooms, complimentary attraction shuttle and oversized heated pool & spa
With a stay at Handlery Hotel in San Diego (Mission Valley - Old Town), you'll be convenient to Riverwalk Golf Club and University of San Diego.
This family-friendly hotel is close to San Diego Zoo and Balboa Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 217 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Cable programming and MP3 docking stations are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.
Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands. If you're planning a day at a nearby theme park, you can hop on the complimentary shuttle.
Take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar.
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, a computer station, and express check-in. Planning an event in San Diego? This hotel has 40000 square feet (3716 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Centrally located in San Diego's Mission Valley, the family-owned and managed Handlery Hotel is just minutes away from Sea World, the famous San Diego Zoo, Old Town, museums, shopping, and miles of breathtaking beaches. The hotel is known for its convenient location, comfortable accommodations and outstanding service. Our guest rooms are made up of one king or two double beds, wireless Internet access, refrigerator, 37" flat screen TV with 40 channels, ergonomic desk chair, iron and ironing board, hair dryer and coffee maker with complimentary coffee and tea. Our Superior rooms feature an intimate balcony or patio, and our Premiere rooms overlook the pool. The hotel features an oversized outdoor heated swimming pool, hot tub, poolside fitness room and room service through the on-site restaurant, Postcards American Bistro. The 950 Lounge features great drink specials and live musical entertainment. Seasonally there is a poolside bar and grill along with dive in movies each evening. The hotel offers 40,000 square feet of meeting and event space which can accommodate groups from 10 to 500. We specialize in weddings with one of the only private outdoor lush wedding gardens in San Diego.
- 24-hour front desk
- ATM/banking
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Theme park shuttle (complimentary)
- Fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Computer station
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Rooftop terrace
- Luggage storage
- Shopping on site
- Garden
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 2
- Total number of rooms - 217
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Conference space size (meters) - 3716
- Pool sun loungers
- Long-term parking (surcharge)
- RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
- Spa tub
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 40000
- Number of meeting rooms - 13
- Year Built 1954
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 4
- Television in lobby
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Long-term parking (surcharge), Self parking (surcharge), RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
In your room
- Air conditioning
- Climate control
- Free local calls
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary toiletries
- Desk
- Complimentary newspaper
- Phone
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
- Free Wi-Fi
- In-room safe
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Room service (limited hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- MP3 docking station
- Flat-panel TV
Eat and drink
Postcards American Bistro - serving classic bistro style cuisine for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and in room dining. The 950 Lounge - Features happy hour with musical entertainment, small plates, and beverages specials.
Have fun
Seasonally (July - August) we have a poolside bar and grill where we show family friendly movies at night on the weekends. The 950 Lounge features happy hour with entertainment, drink and food specials.
Guests enjoy an oversized outdoor heated pool and hot tub and poolside fitness room complete with free weights and cardio fitness machines. We are adjacent Riverwalk Golf Club a 27 hole championship course and driving range. The San Diego, Zoo, Sea World, Old Town, Mission Bay Aquatic Park and miles of breathtaking beaches are within five miles.
- Golfing nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
The fine print for Handlery Hotel
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa, JCB International
Your pets
Pets allowed, Only dogs are allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 1, Pet maximum weight in lb is 40
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No elevators
- Self parking fee: USD 12 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: USD 25 (varies based on length of stay)
- Pet deposit: USD 250 per stay
- Deposit: USD 50 per night
We should mention
Children 14 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.

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by Gary Dean Ash
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October 06, 2012 at Uptown Theater in Kansas City, Missouri
The lights lowered and a tapestry of Kansas first album with the image of the John Brown "Tragic Prelude" painting by John Steuart Curry was unveiled. The original mural is painted on a wall at the Kansas State Capitol in Topeka.
Kansas opened their set with "I Can Fly" off their 12th album Freaks of Nature. The main stay songs such as "Point of No Return," "Dust in the Wind," "The Wall" and "Carry On Wayward Son" remained true just as how all remember them, timeless classics.
Fans in attendance ages ranged from seven to seventy and all were there to enjoy Kansas in the best of all possible places, a live setting. This show took one back, reminiscing of special times those memories have lasted a lifetime. One can only hope that future generations of Kansas fans have memories with the music such as this.
A highlight of the show was Kansas performing two songs from their first album which was released in 1974, "Can I Tell You" and "Journey From Mariabronn." For a band to continue on for four decades speaks volumes of the quality of music and the devotion of their fan base. Quoting a song from the Audiovisions album; "I Got To Rock On," and that is exactly what Kansas continues to do.
Phil Ehart – drums, percussion
Steve Walsh – keyboards, synthesizers, percussion, vocals
Rich Williams – guitars
Billy Greer – bass, vocals
David Ragsdale – violin, guitars, vocals
Set List:
I Can Fly – Paradox
Point of No Return
Song For America
The Wall
Hold On
Dust In The Wind
Can I Tell You
Journey From Mariabronn
Miracles Out Of Nowhere
Portrait – He Knew
Hungry Rap
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Democratic chief owes $286,000 in back taxes
RALEIGH (AP) Court records show the new head of the North Carolina Democratic Party owes nearly $286,000 in back taxes and penalties.
Pittsboro Mayor Randy Voller was elected party chair earlier this month, pledging to rebuild an organization still reeling from defeats at the ballot box in November.
Records show the North Carolina Department of Revenue filed a 2010 lien against Voller and his wife with a remaining balance of nearly $98,801. The following year, the Internal Revenue Service filed a second lien with a remaining balance of nearly $187,715.
A real estate developer, Voller said Wednesday his family business was a casualty of the national economic downturn, which triggered a credit freeze in the homebuilding industry.
Voller, 44, said he is making monthly payments to the state that has brought his current balance lower than what's on records obtained by The Associated Press, to about $67,000. He said he is negotiating with the IRS on a payment plan to settle the rest of that debt.
Voller stressed that he filed his taxes on time and that he is working diligently to pay what's owed without being forced into bankruptcy, as many developers have. Now that the real estate market is showing signs of life, he said he is confident he can pay off his tax liabilities by the end of 2013.
"We're keeping our obligations, but it has been very tough," Voller said. "That's why I feel that as party chair I have a real good insight into what a lot of folks are dealing with here in North Carolina."
Voller said he recognized his personal troubles were likely to become political fodder, so he has spoken about the issue at party events. He also included mention of the tax debt in materials posted online as part of his recent campaign for state party chair.
Voller was in business with his father when the housing boom went bust in 2008. Though a lot of people who owed them money refused to pay, Voller said he sold off assets to raise cash and pay bills for the business with the intention of using a line of credit to pay the taxes owed for capital gains at the end of the year.
But when he tried to leverage his property holdings to get a loan and pay his tax bill, Voller said credit with the banks had dried up. Then his father got sick, dying last year at age 71.
"This is an emotional issue for me," Voller said. "My feeling is most North Carolinians understand what it's like to actually go out here and try to create jobs and fight. I think it gives me a lot of empathy for people in the state who have tried to do what's right, help their family and still end up in a tough circumstance."Woman sentenced on child porn charges
WILMINGTON (AP) A Fayetteville woman has been sentenced to 30 years in prison after federal prosecutors say she drugged a child and produced pornographic images while the child was unconscious.
U.S. Attorney Thomas Walker said Catina Martell was also sentenced to supervised release for life.
Martell pleaded guilty last November to one count of manufacturing/producing child pornography.
A statement from the U.S. Attorney's office said Fayetteville police discovered in August 2011 that the 38-year-old Martell had drugged a child, then used the child to produce the images. Investigators conducted a forensics review of Martell's computer and found numerous images of child pornography.
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations office in Raleigh was contacted because it was determined that Martell was sharing the images internationally.
Martell was sentenced on Feb. 22.Hearing debates merits of Onslow rock quarry
JACKSONVILLE (AP) There's a debate on whether an 1,800-acre rock quarry should be permitted in Onslow County.
The Daily News of Jacksonville reports a public hearing on the project was held Tuesday.
It's the second time Martin Marietta Materials is seeking a permit to open the quarry.
A lawyer representing residents opposed to the quarry and a consultant for Martin Marietta disagreed about the effects of the quarry and whether it would affect the aquifer that provides tap water for the region. They also debated whether the quarry would cause sinkholes in the area.
If the county grants the quarry permit, the company would then have to get a mining permit from the state. The entire permitting process could take five years.Farmers want help on immigration solution
RALEIGH (AP) North Carolina farmers want state legislators to lobby Congress to pass an immigration law overhaul so they can hire more people to work in fields and the state's agriculture industry can meet increasing food demands worldwide.
About 300 people associated with the North Carolina Farm Bureau visited the Legislative Building on Wednesday and held a news conference to discuss a survey of state farmers.
The bureau said farmers are worried about losing income, downsizing operations or in some cases shutting down if a state-mandated E-Verify requirement stays in place without an improved federal guest-worker program.
Companies that employ as few as 25 workers will have to check work authorizations starting this July, although there are exemptions for some seasonal workers.Marine sought in death of baby kills himself
JACKSONVILLE (AP) Authorities say a Marine wanted for questioning in the death of his 11-month-old child has killed himself.
The Daily News of Jacksonville reported that police responded Tuesday afternoon to a report of a child not breathing. The child died at Onslow Memorial Hospital.
On Wednesday, Jacksonville police learned the Marine they wanted to question in the child's death was dead.
Craven County Sheriff Jerry Monette said a Trent Woods police officer responded to a call of an unidentified man at a house. While at the scene, an officer heard a gunshot coming from inside a pickup truck and found the Marine.Coble discharged from hospital after tests
GREENSBORO (AP) Rep. Howard Coble is out of a Greensboro hospital after undergoing tests for dizziness.
A statement from Coble's office Wednesday said after a battery of tests, the 6th District Republican lawmaker was advised that all of his vital signs were good and that doctors could find no direct cause of the fainting spells.
Doctors at Moses Cone Hospital recommended that the 81-year-old representative wear a heart monitor to see if there is any connection to an irregular heartbeat and the light-headedness.
Coble said in the statement that he would make an attempt to eat healthier and better balanced meals in the future. But he also he won't be adjusting his work schedule in Washington.
If nothing changes, Coble plans to fly back to Washington next Monday.Statesville precious metals dealer arrested
STATESVILLE (AP) A precious metals dealer in Statesville has been arrested and charged with accepting stolen jewelry.
Iredell County Sheriff's Maj. Darrin Campbell says 53-year-old Phillip Bruce Razor of Catawba has been charged with possession of stolen weapons, precious metal violations, trafficking in controlled substances and trafficking in fraudulent identifications.
Campbell says officers had been investigating Razor and his North Carolina Gold and Diamond Exchange for six months.
Authorities said they began investigating after getting tips that Razor might be purchasing stolen property and precious metals without identifying the seller.
Investigators say they found stolen weapons and other items in the store.Ex-businessman faces prison for Ponzi scheme
ASHEVILLE (AP) A former Asheville businessman accused of running a Ponzi scheme that cheated investors out of more than $13 million over a decade has been sentenced to 32 years in federal prison.
The Asheville Citizen-Times reports the sentence for James W. "Bill" Bailey Jr. came down Wednesday in U.S. District Court.
Prosecutors say the 65-year-old Bailey took money from investors and paid returns with money from subsequent investors instead of from actual profits.
The government said Bailey led investors to believe that their money was in an account held by Southern Financial Services, which he operated. Instead, prosecutors said he commingled funds from other frauds to buy the properties.
Bailey must forfeit 12 properties he owns and funds in five bank accounts as part of his deal with federal prosecutors.Warrant: Suspect had bomb making supplies
DURHAM (AP) Search warrants indicate the man accused of shooting an N.C. Highway Patrol trooper had bomb-making materials in his Durham apartment.
The warrant is dated Feb. 20 and was released Wednesday. It says authorities found PVC piping, nails and other items later learned to be bomb making items.
According to the warrant, an earlier search of the apartment revealed a digital camera with instructions on how to make bombs.
Also found was a large map of Durham on the bedroom wall with locations of police, fire and EMS stations marked.
Authorities charged 23-year-old Mikel Edward Brady with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill in the Feb. 19 shooting of Trooper Michael Potts. Brady's girlfriend, 21-year-old Lindsey Smith, is charged with accessory after the fact and harboring a fugitive.Lawmakers OK tougher funeral protest penalties
RALEIGH (AP) Higher proposed criminal penalties for people who disrupt North Carolina funerals or memorial services are heading to Gov. Pat McCrory's desk for his signature.
The General Assembly gave final approval Wednesday to a measure that is in response to an anti-gay Kansas church picketing military funerals nationwide.
The measure requires protesters to stay farther away from mourners.


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Eblouissante, who was scratched from Saturday's fourth race following an incident in the receiving barn, has apparently avoided serious injury.
The 3-year-old half-sister to 2010 Horse of the Year Zenyatta appeared fine Sunday, according to trainer John Shirreffs.
"She's good this morning," said a relieved Shirreffs. "It was a contusion or abrasion. It took some hair off and it's bruised. We're treating it topically now. We iced it about four or five times (Saturday). She's walking good on it so we're going to take her out and train her and see how she handles it."
Shirreffs explained how the accident happened. "The horses go to the receiving barn and the man says put your horses in the stalls,'' he said. "They come out of the stalls in post position order, and sometimes they get a little anxious because they see the horse leaving in front of them. Sometimes they want to come out of the door a little more on the muscle than they should. She didn't jump through the door or anything, she just wiggled through the side and leaned a thousand pounds into her hip on the edge of the door. She bruised it pretty good."
"I called the vet over because when she came out of the door, she didn't want to put her foot down. She bruised it, so it was stinging her a little bit. We walked her a couple of steps and she wasn't walking properly. That's when I asked the vet to come over and take a look at her and said to scratch her."
A year ago, few knew who Edwin Maldonado was. Now, with 11 races left in the Betfair Hollywood Park Autumn meeting, the native of San Juan, Puerto Rico is on the verge of capturing his first major Southern California riding crown.
Maldonado, who turned 30 Dec. 1, has 25 winners, three more than Rafael Bejarano heading into the closing day program.
Maldonado and his agent, Vic Lipton, present a tale of redemption fit for the holiday season.
As is the story of most "overnight sensations," Maldonado actually began riding in 2002. He got his first victory in August of that year at Assiniboia Downs in Winnipeg, Canada before becoming a regular on the Louisiana circuit (Delta Downs, Evangeline Downs, Louisiana Downs, Fair Grounds). The rider recalls finishing "fourth or fifth in the standings a couple of times."
In September, 2010, Maldonado traveled to Fairplex Park, where he hooked up with veteran jockey agent Lipton. The pair teamed for five wins from 44 mounts on the bullring. They struggled at Oak Tree with just one win and picked up another five victories at the Betfair Hollywood Park Autumn meet.
As 2011 rolled in, Maldonado was getting on more horses, but his win percentage didn't improve. He went 10-for-157 at Santa Anita and 12-for-121 at Hollywood Park. At that point, the wheels were starting to come off.
"After that meet at Hollywood Park, Vic had some personal problems and that's why I left him," explained Maldonado. In four meetings the rest of the year, Maldonado went 18-for-206.
"After I split with Vic, I went through two agents, but nothing clicked. My business was really going down fast and for a time during Santa Anita this year, I didn't have an agent for two weeks. "One morning I was working horses for Jorge Periban and he told me he has an agent in mind for me." Unbeknownst to Maldonado, Periban had told Lipton earlier that he has a rider Vic might want to take. "Jorge didn't know that Vic had been my agent before,'' said Maldonado.
"So when we arrived in Jorge's barn and met face to face, we both laughed. We talked for a while and a week later he took my book."
From there, both rider and agent described what happed next as "magic."
"What Edwin and I created is a miracle," said Lipton. At the beginning of this year we were two dead men walking. I was very sick for a while, but I cured myself."
Lipton credits his belief in "theoretical quantum physics" as the reason he was able to get healthy. "I truly believe that anything's possible and that we're setting an example," said Lipton. "Not a day goes by that we're not urged on by grooms, hotwalkers, everyone on the backstretch."
"Vic is a believer," concurred Maldonado. "He believes it can be done. It's really amazing. We started from zero—nothing. I've always worked hard and have been dedicated, but you can work hard and you won't get results without focus. When Vic and I got together again, I was really focused."
"All of the sudden, we started winning, and the pieces just came together."
Indeed, whatever force was with them, the winners started coming. In their first full meeting back together, Maldonado won 25 races at the Betfair Hollywood Park Spring/Summer stand, took another 24 at Del Mar, then did the unthinkable at Fairplex Park by unseating Martin Pedroza, who had captured 13 consecutive riding titles at the Fair.
What makes Maldonado's rise so improbable is the lack of a big barn. "We ride for everyone," said Maldonado. "It's true that I have been riding some for Doug O'Neill, but he likes to spread it around. We're hoping as we go along that more of the big barns will ride us."
Though Maldonado has the advantage going into the meet's final day, he is by no means a slam dunk to win the title. Bejarano had a triple Saturday, while Maldonado blanked. Bejarano has eight mounts Sunday, while Maldonado has seven, and the former is on four morning line favorites.
Regardless of the outcome, it's been a dream-come-true meeting for the rider. "This has been unbelievable," said a humble Maldonado. "It's still sinking in."
Violence, who remained undefeated following an impressive victory in Saturday's Grade I, $750,000 CashCall Futurity, emerged from the victory in good shape, according to trainer Todd Pletcher.
"He cooled out real nice and is on a plane heading for Palm Meadows (in Florida),'' Pletcher said by phone Sunday morning. "He left at 2:00 this morning."
On the same plane were the D. Wayne Lukas-trained duo of Optimizer and Oxbow. Optimizer finished third in the Grade II, $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup, while Oxbow checked in fourth in the CashCall Futurity.
Paddy Gallagher reported that Turf Cup winner Grandeur "seems fine this morning."
"He's about the same,'' said Gallagher. "The horse is so laid back. He'll be leaving for a quarantine facility in a day or two. He's going back to Europe, so he'll need 30 days in quarantine."
CLOSING STRIDES— Heading into closing day, favorites have won 54 of 146 races (37%) over Cushion Track and 22 of 58 races (38%) over turf… Bob Baffert has a stranglehold on his third Autumn training title. He has 17 victories, four more than Doug O'Neill and John Sadler …….The six two-time winners at the meet are Siempre Esperanza, Doinghardtimeagain, Tribal Custom, A Toe by Three, Flashy Delight and Bluegrass Reward. None are entered closing day…….The Hollywood Park Casino will be available for simulcast wagering Dec. 17-20. With Los Alamitos and Cal Expo offering daytime racing Friday, Dec. 21 -23, the Players Club at Betfair Hollywood Park will be open for those two tracks, plus Fair Grounds, Gulfstream Park, Hawthorne, Tampa Bay Downs and Turf Paradise.
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NU picked up a score of 2,306 on the smallbore range to start the competition on a strong note. The Huskers were led in the event identical efforts of 579 from Janine Dutton, Denise Martin and Magdalena Mical. Mical's performance was a career-best for the freshman, while Marissa Major also added a career-best at 568.
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Nebraska entered the weekend ranked eighth nationally with a top-three score average of 4,648.67. After firing the seventh-highest NCAA Qualifier score in the nation this weekend, NU has unofficially qualified for the NCAA Championships for the first time since 2010. The NCAA Rifle Championship field takes the top eight competitors nationally based on each team's top-three score average combined with their performance at the NCAA Qualifiers. The NCAA Championship field will not be officially unveiled until Wednesday, Feb. 20.
NU will travel to the Great America Rifle Conference (GARC) Championships next weekend in Oxford, Miss. The match will be held on Feb. 22-23 with competition between West Virginia, Kentucky, Army, Ole Miss, Memphis, Nebraska and NC State.
NCAA QualifiersNo. 8 Nebraska (4,631) - 2nd/6Pat Spurgin Rifle RangeMurray, Ky.
Smallbore: 2,306*Janine Dutton: 579*Denise Martin: 579Magdalena Mical: 579*Katelyn Woltersdorf: 574*Sunny Russell: 574ReAnn Wilson: 569Marissa Major: 568Alexandrea Lorentz: 565Joyce Kim: 562*Kelsey Hansen: 557
Air Rifle: 2,344*Janine Dutton: 588*Katelyn Woltersdorf: 588Magdalena Mical: 586*Denise Martin: 585*Kelsey Hansen: 583*Sunny Russell: 582Marissa Major: 583ReAnn Wilson: 581Alexandrea Lorentz: 571Joyce Kim: 565
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NCAA Qualifier Team Scores (Top Eight)1. West Virginia - 4,716 (Qualifying Score: 9,432)2. Kentucky - 4,697 (Qualifying Score: 9,399.33)3. TCU - 4,682 (Qualifying Score: 9,393)4. Alaska-Fairbanks - 4,672 (Qualifying Score: 9,338)5. Army - 4,666 (Qualifying Score: 9,329)6. Jacksonville State - 4,664 (Qualifying Score: 9,330.67)7. Nebraska - 4,650 (Qualifying Score: 9,298.67)8. Air Force - 4,634 (Qualifying Score: 9,284.33)
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Arnaud Grand of the BMC Development Team was awarded victory at the Inner Loop Road Race Thursday on Stage 2 of Silver City's Tour of the Gila after race officials relegated Jonny Clarke (UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team) for not holding his line in the final meters of the two-up sprint.
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Grand and Clarke – along with Maxim Jenkins (5 Hour Energy presented by Kenda Pro Cycling) – had been away for nearly 100 kilometers of the 122.6-km race. With the peloton moments from catching them, Grand and Clarke began their sprint. "Three times, I wanted to pass him and three times he (Clarke) came into me," Grand said. "The first time, I yelled, but then he came into me again." Adrien Lévesque, president of the commissaires panel, said the race jury determined Clarke did not maintain a straight line as Grand tried to pass him on the right. Clarke was relegated to second, Jenkins finished third, a second later, and the peloton arrived three seconds after that. Grand said being awarded the victory – rather than actually crossing the finish line first – took none of the luster off his first career win. "This was really nice," he said. "What can I say about it? It's a big moment for me." In addition to winning the stage, the two-time Swiss national Under 23 cyclocross champion (2010-11) also took the lead in the Grant County sprint classification.
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Can't wait Lee! I'm going and taking Anna Maria Horner's Composing a Quilt class Friday all day, Angela Walter's Quilting Negative Space class Saturday morning and Lotta Jansdotter's Textile Printing class Saturday afternoon.ReplyDeleteReplies
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I'm probably not going to Quiltcon, but wanted to chip in and say I took longarm classes at MQS this spring from Cathy Franks, and I don't have a longarm either. It was totally worth it though; I learned a ton and almost everything could be applied to FMQ on the home machine. Quiltcon sounds like it's going to be awesome!ReplyDelete
I'm all signed up too!ReplyDelete
Thursday: Perfect Circles
Friday: AM: textile printing, PM: quilting negative space
Saturday: lectures
Sunday: lectures
I'm SO excited for the Angela Walters class! I think that it will be so informational, even for those of us who don't have long arms. :)
angela walters has been on of the guests on sewcalgal's free motion quilting challenge...she did a tutorial for july...the work is totally able to be done on a DSM...you will love this class...lucky youReplyDelete
I'm going! Composing a Quilt on Friday, Free Motion Quilting on Saturday, and Machine Quilting with Angela on Sunday. I couldn't be more excited! I guess I need to get back into quilting and blogging again. :)ReplyDelete
OH! I want to go. I have to see if I can get hubby to agree! I am taking Angela's crafty class and it is pretty awesome! I do have the LA, but I just did a mini on my domestic, and I have never been more excited about FMQ!!!!ReplyDelete
I had planned to go but backed out today. Too many decisions to make going on in my head right now. I'm probably going to regret NOT going.ReplyDelete
I'm going too. Missed out on two classes that I really wanted but did get into the Improv Round Robin on Saturday, Machine Pieced Hexagons on Sunday afternoon and 4 day lecture pass. So excited!ReplyDelete
I'm going, too! I am really excited. I'm signed up for Every Last Stitch with Anna Maria Horner, Perfect Circles, and Machine Piecing Hexagons. And the 80s dance party as well, naturally.ReplyDelete
I'm going. I've got Modern Block Improv, Color your cloth, and Free motion quilting. Cant wait!ReplyDelete
I am going and taking both of Angela Walters workshops and the freezer paper piecing workshop. So excited!ReplyDelete
Yup, was pretty frantic around 10 EST this morning! I was totally done registering by 10:16 but still got wait listed on a class! I am also doing Angela's class Sat morning and could not be more excited to try long arm quilting:)ReplyDelete
I'm not. I hope you all have a fabulous time!ReplyDelete
I would like to go to QuiltCon. I'm still hoping the Universe will make a way for me.ReplyDelete
I am going, and I'm totally excited. It will be my first vacation with my daughter, who will be 14 months old in February. (My husband's going too, so they'll do stuff together while I am taking classes.)ReplyDelete
I got into Anna Maria Horner's Every Last Stitch and the hand applique class. My grandmother, who is a hand quilting and hand applique expert, will be so proud of my choices!
Not. I even had a room reservation but had to cancel. :(ReplyDelete
I'm going! 4 day lecture pass, "quilting neg. space" on friday (when are you taking it?), and Elizabeth Hartman's "marmalade quilt" class.ReplyDelete
Wait listed for both AMH classes... lol.
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ME!!! :) I have lectures on Saturday. I have Modern Block Improv with Sherri Lynn Wood, Composing a Quilt with AMH, and the Improv class with DS! So excited!!!ReplyDelete
Lucky you getting to go!! I just wanted to say I took Angela's class at MQS and I do have a longarm, but I know that her designs/ideas can be done on a DSM too, you are gonna love it!!!ReplyDelete
I'm going! Got into FMQ on your home machine with Elizabeth Hartman and a day of lectures. Excited!!!ReplyDelete
i still can't believe i forgot. AGH.ReplyDelete
Super excited to go as well! I'm just doing the lecture pass, because, seriously, there are some great topics!ReplyDelete
I was up bright and early at 7am PST to register yesterday! I am taking Every Last Stitch with Anna Maria Horner and Mini Quilts with Lizzy House. I'll also be going to every lecture I can while simultaneously meeting up with all my modern quilting online friends. I can't wait!ReplyDelete
The registration was rather frantic...but I'm in...yippee!!!ReplyDelete
All registered!ReplyDelete
Thursday: Free-Motion Quilting on a Home Machine
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So excited, but probably overbooked!
I'm going! So, so excited about QuiltCon. I'm doing a bunch of workshops, and I'm waitlisted for AMH's Every Last Stitch, As bad as it makes me feel, I REALLY want someone to back out so I can do it! Is that terrible? Probably.ReplyDelete
I wish!!! Have fun!ReplyDelete
I'm going too, can hardly wait.ReplyDelete
Holla! I'm going :-) Good thing, too, since Austin is home. I'm so excited about the lectures, but I'm also taking a class with Lotta and Cheryl :-DReplyDelete
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Copy Speed (A4, Black): Up to
35 cpm
Time to First Copy (Black) As fast as
7 seconds
Reduce / Enlarge Range
25 - 400 %
Noise Level (Copy), Operating
56 dBA
Scan Area, Maximum (mm)
297 x 432 mm
Simplex Scan Speed (A4/Ltr, Black): Up to
55 sides per minute
Scan Speed (A4/Ltr, Colour): Up to
27.5 sides per minute
Duplex Scan Speed (A4/Ltr, Black): Up to
50 sides per minute
Duplex Scan Speed (A4/Ltr, Colour): Up to
18 sides per minute
Optical Scanning Resolution
600 X 600 ppi, 600 X 300 dpi (colour)
Noise Level (Scan), Operating
54 dBA
Scanner Type
Flatbed scanner with ADF
Scan Unit Hard Disk
ADF Scan
RADF (reversing Duplex)
Modem Speed
33.6 Kbps
Paper Handling Standard
500-Sheet Output Bin, Duplex Unit, Two 500-Sheet Trays, 100-Sheet Multipurpose Feeder
Paper Handling Optional
2,000-Sheet High Capacity Feeder, 2,000-Sheet Dual Input, 2 x 500-Sheet Drawer, 3,500-Sheet Finisher, Booklet Finisher
ADF Paper Input Capacity: Up to
75 pages 75 gsm bond
Paper Input Capacity, Standard: Up to
1100 pages 75 gsm bond
Paper Input Capacity, Maximum: Up to
5100 pages 75 gsm bond
Paper Output Capacity, Standard: Up to
500 pages 75 gsm bond
Paper Output Capacity, Maximum: Up to
3800 pages 75 gsm bond
Finishing Option
Media Sizes Supported
10 Envelope, 7 3/4 Envelope, A3, A4, A5, C5 Envelope, DL Envelope, Executive, Folio, JIS-B4, JIS-B5, Ledger, Legal, Letter, Statement, Universal
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Card Stock, Envelopes, Paper Labels, Plain Paper, Transparencies, Refer to the Card Stock & Label Guide.
Paper Weight Range Supported - Standard Tray (gsm)
64-216 gsm
Number of Paper Inputs, Standard
Number of Paper Inputs, Maximum
Duplex (2-sided) Printing
Includes Duplex Unit
Supplies Yield
*Average standard page yield value declared in accordance with ISO/IEC 19752., 30,000*-page Toner Cartridge
Cartridge(s) Shipping with Product
30,000*-page Toner Cartridge
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Apple Macintosh Operating Systems Supported
Apple Mac OS X, Apple Mac OS 9.2
Microsoft Windows Operating Systems Supported
Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Microsoft Windows XP x64, Microsoft Windows Server 2003 running Terminal Services, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server running Terminal Services, Microsoft Windows Server 2003 x64, Microsoft Windows Server 2003 x64 running Terminal Services, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows Vista x64, Microsoft Windows 7
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Novell® Open Enterprise Server for Netware with NDS, iPrint or Novell Distributed Print Services (NDPS), Novell NetWare® 3.2, 4.2 (bindery), Novell NetWare 4.2, 5.x and 6.x (NDS), Novell NetWare 5.x, 6.x with iPrint or Novell Distributed Print Services (NDPS)
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Red Flag Linux Desktop 4.0, 5.0, Linpus Linux Desktop 9.2, 9.3, Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 8.0, 9.0, 10, 11, SUSE Linux Professional 9.1, 9.2, 9.3, Debian GNU/Linux 3.1, 4.0, Linspire Linux 5.0
UNIX Operating Systems Supported
Sun Solaris SPARC 8, 9, 10, HP-UX 11.00, 11.1, IBM AIX 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, Sun Solaris x86 10
Other Operating Systems Supported
IBM iSeries or IBM AS/400® Systems with TCP/IP with OS/400® V3R1 or later using OS/400 Host Print Transform, Virtually any platform supporting TCP/IP
Citrix MetaFrame
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 running Terminal Services with Citrix MetaFrame XP Presentation Server or Citrix MetaFrame Presentation Server 3.0, Microsoft Windows Server 2003 running Terminal Services with Citrix Presentation Server 4.0, Microsoft Windows Server 2003 x64 running Terminal Services with Citrix Presentation Server 4.0, Microsoft Windows 2000 Server running Terminal Services with Citrix Presentation Server 3.0, 4.0
Standard Ports
Centronics IEEE 1284 Bidirectional Parallel, Ethernet 10/100BaseTX (RJ-45), One Internal Card Slot, USB Compatible with USB 2.0 Specification (Type B), USB Direct interface on Operator Panel, USB port (Type A) compatible with USB 2.0 Specification
Optional Local Ports
Internal RS-232C serial, Internal 1284-B Bidirectional Parallel
Optional Network Ports
Lexmark N4050e 802.11g Wireless Print Server (Print Only), Internal MarkNet™ N8020 Gigabit Ethernet, Internal MarkNet™ N8050 802.11g Wireless, Internal MarkNet™ N8030 Fiber Fast Ethernet
Printer Languages (Standard)
PCL 5e Emulation, PCL 6 Emulation, Personal Printer Data Stream (PPDS), PostScript 3 Emulation, PDF 1.5 emulation, xHTML
Fonts and Symbol Sets
3 of 9 scalable PCL 5e fonts in Narrow, Regular and Wide, 158 scalable PostScript fonts, 2 PCL bitmap fonts, 39 scalable PPDS fonts, 5 PPDS bitmap fonts, 83 symbol sets in PCL 6 emulation, 84 scalable PCL fonts, OCR-A, OCR-B scalable PCL 5e fonts, For more information, refer to the Technical Reference.
Network Protocol Support
TCP/IP IPv4, IPX/SPX, AppleTalk™, LexLink (DLC), TCP/IP IPv6
Network Printing Methods
LPR/LPD, Direct IP (Port 9100), Socket (Raw TCP/IP), IPP (Internet Printing Protocol), HTTP, NDS Queue-based Printing, NDPS/NEPS (Novell Distributed Print Services, Novell Netware Enterprise Print Services), Enhanced IP (Port 9400), FTP, TFTP
TCP/IP Set of Application Services
Zero configuration, DDNS, mDNS, NTP: Network Time Protocol, ping, finger, telnet, TFTP
Network Security
SSL* Enabled Embedded Web Server (HTTPS), SNMPv3, TCP/IP port access control, Authenticated and encrypted MarkVision Professional communication, 802.1x Authentication: MD5, MSCHAPv2, LEAP, PEAP, TLS, TTLS, IPSec, *This product includes software developed by the OpenSSL Project for use in the OpenSSL Toolkit.
Network Management Protocols
HTTP, HTTPs (SSL*/TLS), SNMPv1, SNMPv2c, SNMPv3, WINS, SLPv1, IGMP, BOOTP, RARP, APIPA (AutoIP), DHCP, ICMP, DNS


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- Actively engage people in the outdoors through outdoor activities, including backpacking, car camping, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, rafting, service projects, skating, skiing, sledding, etc
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Our 56 volunteer-run ICO groups nationwide conduct more than 900 outings for approximately 14,000 participants each year. By introducing participants to the transformative power of nature, ICO serves a key function within the Sierra Club and supports John Muir's assertion that people who experience wilderness firsthand are much more likely to preserve it for future generations.


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Splendidly sleek and beyond charming, these earrings feature a classic combination of onyx cabochons and sterling silver. The freeform silver leaf design gives this pair an artful look that complements any combination your wardrobe can produce. Measures 1-5/8" long x 1/2" wide and features post and clutch closures. Made in America with gemstones from around the world.
In the shaded, leafy regions of a garden, petals curl and creatures scamper across the rich dark earth, creating a scene of vitality and vigor. Teardrops of sterling silver unfold around cabochons of black chalcedony, hematite and black and gray mother of pearl, evoking the sculptural beauty and energy of a garden's flora and fauna.
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Product Description
Kenmore — trusted in the homes of more than 100 million Americans.
Kenmore® 30 in. slide-in gas range features a self-cleaning oven and recessed porcelain cooktop to help contain spills. 14,200 BTU and 12,200 BTU power burners help you boil multiple pots of water rapidly while the 5,000 BTU Simmer Burner gives you maximum control over delicate sauces.
- Enjoy a high performance cooking center - versatile cooktop provides high power to low simmer operations. Cooking zones include a 14,200 & 12,000 BTU power burner, 9,500 BTU burners and one 500-5,000 BTU simmer burner ideal to prepare delicate foods and sauces
- Eliminate time-consuming scrubbing and scouring of dirty grates - professional-look heavy duty cast-iron grates are completely dishwasher-safe
- Cook an entire meal at once - large 4.2 cu. ft. self-clean oven accommodates multiple dishes and features heavy-duty handle-style oven racks that pull out easily with an oven mitt
- Keep cookware handy while saving valuable kitchen cabinet space - handy storage drawer provides extra storage space for all kinds of cookware, helping to reduce clutter in the kitchen for a cleaner, more contemporary look
- Avoid accidental cooktop burns - handy, highly visible cooktop "on" indicator light glows bright so you know an element is on
- Youre right and ready for a LP installation - a handy LP-Gas conversion kit is included with the range
- Add a touch of class to your kitchen decor - cooktop design features 4 burners recessed below the countertop for a sleek look while it brings cooking down to a real comfort level. This design also provides more space under the grates for easier cleaning
- Avoid potentially dangerous accidental turn-ons - lockout feature is activated by the push of a button to prevent accidental use of the oven controls. A great feature with small children
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Honolulu, HI
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Installation was easy and the appliance was exactly what I needed to replace an old gas range.
Tampa, FL
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Easy to use, easy to clean. Excellent choice for my needs
Calexico, CA
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We bought our range about five years ago. All seemed great until I was baking and the glass door on the oven exploded and shattered glass was everywhere. I had cuts from the glass and so did my dog. Now I have to purchase a new range. Worst purchase ever! Poor quality for sure. The handle broke off and the glass explosion was all over my kitchen.
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what is not to like about this oven. easy to clean both top and the self cleaning make this oven a very happy purchase. the only concern is that the rear of the oven really isn't made for an island, no back cover to cover over the counter top. had to re- tile the back area for oven installation to look finished.
Ocean City, NJ
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I admit that I hated this range from the get-go. In spite of the top vent near the burners, when running the oven, there is a constant loud and annoying fan that blows air out on you when you're using it. The fan will run for a long while after turning off the oven, and using the oven will heat up the room more than any other oven I've ever used. But the worst thing about this range is that the glass door has a tendency to shatter. The first time, I though it was a freak accident, and I paid to have a Sears technician install a new door. The same thing happened six months later. Both times the handle became lose and came off on one side while opening the door, and then the glass door shattered a few seconds later. There is no warning that the handle is coming lose, you just open it normally, and suddenly it's off, after which the door shatters into thousands of pieces. This creates a very tedious mess to clean up. No matter how well you think you cleaned up all the glass, when there are thousands of pieces, you're bound to miss a few strays. My 7 year-old cut her foot on one of the stray pieces. This oven is dangerous. It should be recalled because of the door. I've never had an oven where the glass shattered before. Now it's happened twice? That's got to be a faulty design. Also, the drawer on the bottom is very hard to take out and put back. I like to clean under my range frequently, and this makes it a task I prefer to put off. You have to unlock the door on both sides at the same time, pushing down on one lever, and up on the other. It's pretty hard to get back in too. Why does it need a lock? Other range drawers I've owned just slid in and out easily. Some have commented on discoloration on the ceramic top. This is also true. I have tried to keep it clean, and it does discolor after a while. However, this issue pales in comparison to the other really bad things about this range. There has got to be a better range out there!!! Don't buy this one!
Mount Shasta, CA
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College Station, TX
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trust me usually i don't write reviews but i must have to help others in this. i bought this product 1 yr before but i have use occasionally, if its a spill over situation then color fade off, if you are deep frying then oil doesn't come off from grills and really sticky residue on range even after cleaning with good products. i love kenmore products but this is the king of worst product. this product doesn't reserve 1 star but i have no choice
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Huntington, WV
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Our electric range finally decided to bite the dust, so we had always said that we would replace it with gas when it did, so we were forced to go with a slide in. Unfortunately they are extremely expensive compared to the standalone, but that's beside the point. I did not have any issues as other reviewers have stated regarding the placement of the gas line and valve causing a gap in the back. It slid perfectly in my island without any issue. If you're placing a gas line, I placed it 6 inches from the edge of the left side of the range, with the valve facing about 5 o'clock. I used a 48" 5/8 flexible connector and everything fit without issue. For the record, I do not have access to the back of the range, as it is a kick plate for a bar on the other side of the range, and I wasn't going to cut a hole in it. As for the range itself, it is perfect. Albeit, the lower drawer is flimsy, but other than that, it is perfect for our needs. The burners are powerful, and the oven bakes evenly. We are very happy with this purchase.
Redwood City, CA
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We've had this gas range for a few months but we had only used the bake feature of the oven a few times before it broke. Luckily, it was still under warranty and Sears sent a repair person to replace the igniter for free. However, I would not recommend purchasing this product. The oven also has the quirk that the fan stays on for about an hour after you turn it off, cooling down the oven. Apparently, that is normal, yet rather annoying.
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In Shizouka, Japan, near majestic Mount Fuji, this refreshing tea grows on a serene estate, family-owned for nearly a century. Though this Sencha has between three and four picking seasons each year, we use only first and finest flush of tender leaves. After they are steamed, dried, rolled, dried a second time, and sifted, the leaves are rosted to release the delicate sweetness, mild astringency and fresh, flowery fragrance that make Japanese Sencha such a delight to the senses.
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We finally settled on hiking Middle and South Carter, up the Imp and down 19 MBT, using the Camp Dodge cutoff. I had initially thought about doing the Bushwack from the Imp trail, over to 19MBT, but having never done a bushwack before, this didn't seem like the best idea. The Camp Dodge cutoff was a piece of cake and saved a ton of time! Thanks to all on this Forum that helped point us in the right direction!!
We parked at 19MBT trailhead, creating a spot. I have to complain for just a second about the unneccessary amount of spacing between cars that people leave! If you are lucky enough to get to a trailhead in time to get a great spot, try parking efficiently so that we can fit as many cars as possible there! I don't know how many times I park in the trees, or up a hill because someone parked with almost a full spot, but not quite, between them and the next car over.. Frustrating!! I see this almost every time I hike. I used to have a jeep so it didn't bother me as much.
Moving on... We headed up the road to Camp Dodge, which was only a 5 minute walk up Rt 16. We easily found the old logging trail and it was very easy to follow and not as overgrown as I thought it might be. It was a tad muddy, and I tried my best to jump the mud puddles instead of heading off trail, as it was early in the day and I wasn't as willing to get muddy yet. Nothing serious by any means : ) We reached the Imp Trail very quickly, and saw how this junction would be really obvious on the hike out as well (if one was going this way). The hike up the Imp was pretty pleasant. Had to catch my breath every now and then, but over all it wasn't challenging or tough. We made it to the N. Carter trail and up to the ridge in pretty good time.
We opted to not tag N Carter, and not to head to the view that was close by either. We headed over to Middle Carter with good views coming into play more and more as we went along. The 'plank' walkways started popping up here and there and it seems like we traveled over a lot of these for the next few miles. It almost felt like cheating to cover so much of the trail this way! We took our summit picture on what we assumed was the summit, since there was a cairn, but no sign. We were right, and we continued over to S Carter. We passed over several ledges with views to the Presidentials, which were amazing. We also got a look in the other direction, over into Maine.
It was surprisingly chilly on the ridge, seeing as it called for such a warm day. The sun was nice, but the winds were enough to keep the long sleeves on, occasionally warming up enough for the tank top. Our usual hiking partner was hiking Huntington's, just across the way. We took a picture of Old George for him, and he had taken one from the mountain looking back at us! We took a break in the one of the cols (not sure which point this was at) and sat on some of the 'planks' in the sun. It was an open dry area, so we weren't too obstructive to anyone passing through. After we were fueled up, we continued on. We didn't stay long on S.Carter, and then headed down to Zeta Pass.
The drop from S. Carter is steep, but pretty quick. We lost a lot of elevation in a short time, and then it leveled out some down to the Pass. We stopped at the Pass on the nicely placed log bench that's there. We wondered why there weren't more of these in the mountains! Such a nice break from a jagged rock or old fallen tree. We took a small break here, then headed down for the trek back to the car.
Usually by now I'm ready to just get out of the woods. I often say "Let's get off this mountain". Today I had felt like I was really still enjoying the hike. I wasnt hurried and we headed down the switchbacks, which were also really nice. We could finally hear the brook, but couldn't see it for a while. It was well below us and the brush is thick here. We finally made it down to the brook, and the crossing began. We made the first one with no issues. We came to the second and Melissa opted to take off the boots. I made it across without taking the boots off. We were under the impression that we would be on the 19 MBT then, or at least shortly. We continued on through some really green foliage, plants and trees and ferns etc.. It was pretty narrow trail, and rockier than was appreciated at this point in the day. We kept thinking maybe we missed the sign, but knew it was a straight shot so just kept going. Eventually we came to the 'junction', and knew that we only had 2 more miles to go.
We were happy for the change of pace with the trail, which was now a more smooth, wider trail. As soon as I commented that 'it can stay this way all the way back and I'd be happy", some rocks popped up. The trail went back and forth from rocky sections of rough footing, to smooth sections. There were some sections that seemed like dried up old brook beds, which I'm sure they were. We made it to the old dam, and knew we only had one mile left. It had more rocks than i hoped, but soon turned into a more 'touristy' trail, wide and fairly smooth, like people with flip flops could easily navigate.
There were a lot of sections along the brook that had severe wash out and had been built back up. Some still needed to be worked on, and some made me move just a little more quickly along them! We made it back to the car by 6 and headed over to Dolly Copp to catch up with our usual hiking parter to see how his day in the Ravine went. It was a great hike, and I can check off #32 and 33!


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Salisbury Police charged an East Spencer man Saturday with assaulting an emergency room nurse at Novant Health Rowan Medical Center.
Orlando Black, 52, of 418 E. Torbush Drive, East Spencer, hit the nurse in her face with his fist as she was attempting to dispense medication to him.
The assault caused bruising and swelling about the nurse's lips and other areas of her face, reports said. Bond was set at $5,000.
Elsewhere, Salisbury Police charged Eddie Charles Gladden of 514 Bringle Ferry Road with assault on a female and resisting a public officer Saturday.
Gladden, 54, is accused of hitting Starr Gladden of the same address above an eye and on her back with his fist. Reports say he also refused to put down a cellphone and place his hands behind his back during his attempted arrest.
Police officers J.N. Wilson and J.D. Crotty used force to handcuff him.
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He is accused of hitting Dominic Furlano in the face and trying to prevent Sharon Furlano from making a 911 emergency call by pulling telephone wires from the wall.
He also is alleged to have damaged walls, windows, a television, door, door frame and furniture belonging to Dominic Furlano.
In other weekend arrest reports from the Rowan County Magistrate's Office:
• Andy Eugene Moss, 32, of 1313 Park Ave., was charged Saturday with resisting a public officer, Rowan County Sheriff's Deputy D.M. Butler.
Butler was trying to serve a warrant on Moss for failure to appear in court on charges of driving with a revoked license and reckless driving. He was found hiding under a table in his basement and placed under $500 bond.
• Kannapolis Police arrested Victoria Lee Houchin and Jackie Gaither Russell, both of 1008 W. A St., Kannapolis, on drug charges.
Houchin is charged with two counts of trafficking opium/heroin and conspiracy to do the same.
Russell was charged with conspiracy to traffic opium/heroin and simple possession of a Schedule II controlled substance (a dosage of morphine).
Kannapolis Police Officer J.D. Page investigated. The date of the offense was given as last Thursday.
Houchin's bond was set at $25,000; Russell's, $15,000.
• Tabitha Williams Cuthrell, 33, of 814 N. Salisbury St., Spencer, was charged with second-degree trespass in a complaint taken out by David Cuthrell of Asheboro.
She allegedly would not leave Cuthrell's property in Asheboro April 12. She was released on a written promise to appear in court.
• Shanto Dawan Knox, 33, of 205 N. Shaver St., East Spencer, was charged Saturday by East Spencer Police with carrying a concealed gun and simple possession of marijuana.
The gun was a semi-automatic, .40-caliber handgun.
• The Rowan County Sheriff's office charged Travis James Thompson, 22, of 6700 Plyler Road, Kannapolis, with possession of drug paraphernalia and felony possession of a controlled substance.
He was placed under $1,000 bond Saturday.
• Jennifer Hoekman of 171 Sechler St., China Grove, was charged with misdemeanor larceny in the alleged theft of $375 cash from Brock A. Karriker of Kannapolis. She was released on a written promise. The larceny is said to have occurred April 11.
• Amber Nicole Adkins, 24, of 1292 Stratus Drive, China Grove, was charged with shoplifting groceries and hygiene products Sunday from Food Lion No. 16 in China Grove. She was placed under $1,000 bond.
• Amber Lynn Pierontoni of 1070 Matika Drive was charged with breaking, entering and larceny from a home at 424 W. Innes St.
The item taken was a silver meat dome, valued at $100. Pierontoni was placed under $700 bond.
• Arba Ann Knapp of Salisbury was charged with domestic criminal trespass on premises at 106 N. Main St. in a complaint taken out by Kirk Michael Knapp.
Alexa Suzanne Randall of 725 Crescent Road, Rockwell, is charged with misdemeanor larceny for allegedly taking an iPod Touch from Kaybeel Ola Breone Dillard. The item was valued at $537, and the date of the offense was March 31, according to the Rowan Sheriff's Office.


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