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1 . Woodstock Inn & Resort
Woodstock, Vermont
We first admired the Woodstock Inn and Resort for its elegance and sophistication – minus the pretense of its larger luxury counterparts. Located in Woodstock, the prettiest small town in America, this spectacular resort showcases Vermont at its finest, from local attractions to regional recreation and cuisine.
From the white picket fence and sprawling gardens that surround the inn to the elegant linens and paintings by regional artists that adorn its rooms and suites, every element of your stay at Woodstock Inn and Resort is steeped in country sophistication, luxurious amenities and local pride. The Inn's Suicide Six Ski Area offers great skiing without the crowds, plus a professional ski school, while the onsite Ski Touring Center is home to some of New England's most scenic cross-country skiing. Sumptuous meals at The Red Rooster feature specialty cheeses, freshly caught shellfish and shepherd's pie made with lamb and local produce. Suite bathrooms come equipped with oversized shower heads and his-and-hers sinks, while glassed-in sun porches offer breathtaking views of rolling hills and scenic Vermont countryside. Thistle, a line of locally-produced, luxury bath products, and turndown service with gourmet chocolates are the finishing touches for your luxury getaway.
Average temperature
Low 2 degrees, high 81 degrees F.
Getting there
Woodstock Inn and Resort is centrally located in New England and is convenient to major highways. Take Interstate 89, which connects Burlington and Boston, or Interstate 91, which runs north from Hartford, Conn., to the resort.
2 . Stowe Mountain Lodge
Stowe, Vermont
Experience the height of luxury at Stowe Mountain Lodge. The lodge's location amidst the majestic Green Mountain peaks, covered bridges and crystal clear lakes of Stowe—the ski capital of the east—make this luxury mountain lodge the destination for your next Vermont ski vacation.
Stowe Mountain Lodge has everything you'd expect of New England's premier snowboarding and skiing resort, and is steeped in the rich history of centuries of skiing on Mount Mansfield, Vermont's highest peak. With 116 trails and 13 lifts, Stowe Mountain Lodge sets a new standard for winter recreation at its finest, while the resort's other amenities serve as the perfect complement to a day on the slopes. Solstice Restaurant features artisan cheeses and all-natural meat dishes (we loved the dry-aged Vermont beef with truffled polenta cake), while the Hourglass Bar specializes in designer cocktails and rare wines. Stowe Mountain Lodge's six-story lodge features Alpine architecture, bamboo bed linens and goose down comforters for a luxurious escape from everyday life. Expansive glass panels in the lodge's great room and oversized windows in the suites frame picturesque mountain scenery just waiting to be explored. Rustic elements merge with luxury appointments in multi-level cabins tucked into the mountainside, where handcrafted timbers, local stone accents, and whirlpool soaking tubs – plus the convenient ski-in/ski-out location - create the ultimate mountain retreat.
Average rainfall/snowfall
333 inches
Getting there
From Burlington International Airport, follow Airport Drive and turn left onto US-2/Williston Road. Turn right onto St. George Road, then merge onto I-89 South. Take Exit 10 toward Stowe and turn left onto 100 North. Follow to the center of Stowe Village, then take a left at the flashing stop light onto Route 108 North. Stowe Mountain Lodge will be on your right.
Fun facts
Stowe Mountain Lodge was the first mountain resort to win Audubon International's coveted Sustainable Community award.
3 . Topnotch Resort and Spa
Stowe, Vermont
The name of our No. 1 resort, Topnotch Resort and Spa, says it all. Everything at this luxury Vermont spa resort is elegant, distinctive and definitively top notch. World-class amenities meet first-class accommodations at this 120-acre wooded estate in the scenic village of Stowe.
You'll find everything you need for an upscale Vermont vacation at the Topnotch Resort and Spa. But the crown jewel is the Topnotch Spa, where 35,000 sq. ft. of exotic hardwoods and signature spa treatments combine to create a spa experience that is the epitome of luxury. Papaya extracts and jasmine rose clay are just two of the ingredients found on Topnotch's elegant – and often exotic – spa menu. Whoever said over-indulgence is a bad thing never experienced Topnotch's private spa lounges complete with fireplaces, saunas and steam rooms. We would be content to spend our entire stay at the spa, but for those who insist on leaving, Topnotch Resort and Spa has plenty to offer even the most discerning traveler. Spacious one- and two-bedroom suites feature cathedral ceilings and the understated elegance of European decor. Norma's serves up innovative dishes like tandoori-seared sea scallops, while the elite Topnotch Tennis Center offers lessons with tennis professionals from around the globe. You'll never want to leave, and with Topnotch's luxury resort homes, you won't have to.
Average temperature
Low 2 degrees, high 79 degrees F.
Getting there
From Burlington International Airport, take I-89 South toward Montpelier. Follow I-89 South and turn left onto Route 100 North. Proceed into the Village of Stowe. Turn left onto Route 108 and continue approximately 4 miles; Topnotch Resort is on your right.
Fun facts
Topnotch Resort and Spa was recently ranked No. 1 in the Northeast and included in the Top Ten Best U.S Tennis Resorts by Tennis Magazine.
4 . The Equinox Resort - Inns at the Equinox
Manchester, Vermont
It's not often we hear of a resort that offers both luxury and adventure. And yet, that is exactly what awaits you at The Equinox. New England tradition meets sophisticated modern touches at this luxury Vermont resort that boasts one-of-a-kind attractions and accommodations.
Equinox's adventure packages make it easy to sample the best of Manchester Village and surrounding area attractions. Get an adrenaline rush with one of the world's oldest sports at the British School of Falconry – the first of its kind in the nation – as you learn to handle and fly Harris hawks. The resort's Stiletto to the Metal package is a close second, pairing extreme pampering at the Spa with lessons at the nearby Land Rover driving school for the ultimate luxury adventure. Orvis fly fishing and hunting schools are also nearby, as is the award-winning Golf Club at the Equinox. The Equinox's lavish guest rooms are spacious yet intimate, with custom made beds, plush pillows and views of Equinox Mountain. Beautifully-appointed guestrooms in the 1811 House, a romantic country inn and the former home of Abraham Lincoln's granddaughter, are the perfect place to retire to after a day of adventurous pursuits. We recommend the Mary Lincoln Isham room, where period décor (think claw foot bathtubs and canopy beds) merge with modern comforts like heated bathroom floors.
Getting there
From Albany Airport, take Route 87 North, then follow Route 7 East to Route 279 East. Follow Route 279 to Route 7 North. Turn left onto Route 313, take a right onto Historic Route 7A North and follow this approximately nine miles to The Equinox.
Fun facts
The Equinox has been previously operated under many names, including the Marsh Tavern, Thaddeus Munson's New Inn, Widow Black's Inn, and The Orvis Hotel.
5 . Basin Harbor Club
Vergennes, Vermont
It's the little things that matter, and at Basin Harbor Club you will find just the right touches of luxury for your Vermont vacation experience.
Among stunning natural beauty and historic buildings, Basin Harbor Club offers you guest rooms and cottages with charming "summer home" décor. Each one offers beautiful views of the harbor, lakeshore, or golf course, and some of the cottages even include fireplaces made of native stone. And, whether you choose to spend your day playing or relaxing, you'll find just the right touch of luxury all around. Play a game of golf on the lush and rolling green at the golf course. Indulge in a massage from the spa. Or just dip your toes into the lake water.
4800 Basin Harbor Road Vergennes, VT 05491
A day at Serenity Spa at Basin Harbor is not to be missed! Their full menu of services offers you a luxurious way to relax and rejuvenate.
Fun facts
Basin Harbor Club and Resort was the first golf course and first resort property in Vermont to become a Certified Audubon Sanctuary.
6 . Rabbit Hill Inn
Lower Waterford, Vermont
Elegance and just the right touches of luxury await you at Rabbit Hill Inn.
Rabbit Hill Inn offers nineteen charming bed and breakfast guestrooms and suites in Waterford, Vermont, each with a unique style and luxurious touches that will help you relax on your vacation. Soak in a jacuzzi tub by candlelight or curl up by the fire. The choice is yours. But the luxury doesn't stop at your room. A meal at Rabbit Hill Inn is an elegant experience. Your day starts with a full candlelit breakfast including a buffet of fresh-baked treats. Afternoon tea is served every day with delicate pastries. And candlelit dinners prepared by the on-site chef top off a delicious day with local ingredients and creative cuisine.
48 Lower Waterford Rd. Lower Waterford, Vermont 05848
Getting there
To get to Rabbit Hill Inn from I-91 (North or South), take exit 19 to Route 93 south. Then, take exit one onto route 18 south. Drive for approximately seven miles and you will find the inn.
7 . Stowe Country Homes
Stowe, Vermont
Located in a beautiful country setting, Stowe Country Homes showcases unique and luxurious lodging options that range from spacious vacation homes to elegant chalets. Pamper yourself with an array of amenities or just soak in the stunning scenery!
Stowe County Homes' breathtaking backdrop compliments their exceptional accommodations perfectly. Set in Vermont's scenic Stowe, the views are always awe-inspiring. With a variety of styles and sizes, you're sure to find something that's just right for you. From one-bedroom cottages to five-bedroom condominiums, from slope-side locations to downtown, Stowe Country has every type of traveler in mind. Plus, modern amenities such as full kitchens, televisions, gas fireplaces, and much more are sure to make you feel pampered! Let the breathtaking Green Mountains be the backdrop for your next vacation, wedding, or retreat. With something special to do year-round, such as skiing, golfing, and hiking, you can't go wrong. No matter what tickles your fancy, Stowe Country Homes has everything you're looking for. Come experience the perfect balance of luxury and leisure!
541 South Main Street, Stowe, Vermont 05672
Whether you spend time exploring the hiking trails, skiing the slopes, or just curling up by the fireplace in your rental, you're sure to love sitting in the lap of luxury.
Related activities
Visit the pristine peaks for inspiration and exploration! Mt. Mansfield, the highest peak in Vermont and Stowe Mountain Resort, the East's premier ski resort, are just outside your door!
8 . Lake Morey Resort
Fairlee, Vermont
Let Lake Morey Resort add the perfect touch of luxury to your Vermont vacation.
Standing in a beautiful natural setting, Lake Morey Resort offers 130 guest rooms and suites all uniquely decorated and most with stunning views of Lake Morey itself. If you prefer more privacy, the adjacent lake house and cottage offer fully furnished accommodations with plenty of added privacy including a private beach! No matter where you stay, Lake Morey Resort offers little touches of luxury that will make your vacation truly memorable. Unwind with a massage from the on-site Waters Spa, play a game of golf on the impeccably maintained, 18-hole golf course, or take a walk through the well-groomed gardens and enjoy the cool lake breeze. All this and more awaits you!
1 Clubhouse Road Fairlee, VT 05045
Fun facts
Lake Morey Resort is over 100 years old and under its third generation of family ownership.
Related Onsite Offerings
For an even more indulgent experience, enjoy a treatment from the Waters Spa at Lake Morey Resort.
9 . Stowehof Inn & Resort
Stowe, Vermont
Stowehof Inn and Resort truly offers the best of both worlds: the intimacy of a Vermont bed and breakfast with the luxurious amenities of a full-service resort. A treat for all four seasons, in the winter this resort offers some of the best values in the Stowe area, with access to Vermont's finest alpine and cross-country skiing.
Introduce yourself to the horses that call Stowehof Inn and Resort home before they lead you on a sleigh ride over Stowe's snow-covered hills. Cheer on your favorite furry friends at a championship dogsled race, or take in the sights and sounds of the Stowe Winter Carnival. Find shelter from the cold at Coslin's Pub, where you can sip aged scotch and local microbrews and sample pub-inspired fare like Lamb and Guinness Pot Pie. Discover why the onsite restaurant, Emily's, has become a favorite dining spot for locals, with fireside dining and French-inspired cuisine. Wake up to a full country breakfast each morning at the Stowehof Inn and Resort, then embark on winter adventures that await you outside the inn's doors. Gather with friends around the sunken fireplace in the inn's common room before retiring to the luxurious accommodations of your room, complete with European linens, canopy beds and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Vermont's Green Mountains.
Mountain range
Green Mountains
Getting there
From Burlington International Airport, proceed to I-89. Take a left onto Route 2E toward Williston. Take a right onto Route 2A South, then proceed on I-89 South to Exit 10 toward Stowe. Take Route 100 to Stowe Village, then take a left onto Route 108. Take a right onto Edson Hill and proceed up the hill to Stowehof Inn on your right.
10 . Mountain Green Ski & Golf Resort
Killington, Vermont
Get peak-of-the-mountain amenities with base-of-the-mountain conveniences at Mountain Green Ski & Golf Resort. With various lodging options, ranging from basic to extravagant, you'll be able to find the perfect Vermont vacation. At any time of year. And with the onsite spa and video arcade, you're guaranteed to never run out of things to do!
At the base of Killington, this is the best skiing in the East, and Killington's a remost complete adventure resort. In the heart of golf country as well as a ski town, the best of Vermont is just a ski's length away. Four seasons of activities include skiing, golfing, cycling, and hiking, while this mountain resort's features are no less impressive, from deluxe units, to a restaurant and lounge, ski shop, and health spa.
Mountain Green Ski & Golf Resort 133 East Mountain Road Killington, VT 05751
Every unit at Mountain Green Ski & Golf Resort has a living room with a pull-out sleeper sofa; dining area; and most have a private patio or balcony.
Related activities
Besides the usual outdoor adventures, this Vermont mountain resort is also near art galleries, Bridgewater Mill Mall, Chaffee, Rutland, the Cheese Factory, Plymouth, and the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Homestead and Historic Site.


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Tuesday, July 15, 2003JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (July 15, 2003) - Stephen Douglas, a right-handed pitcher and outfielder from Kennesaw, Ga., has signed a National Letter of Intent to play baseball for East Tennessee State beginning in 2004, head coach Tony Skole announced on Tuesday. Douglas has an impressive list of honors earned during his career at Kennesaw Mountain High School and with the prestigious East Cobb Baseball summer program. In 2001, Douglas was all-county honorable mention. He followed that up in 2002 by being named second-team all-county and to the Georgia High School Association All-Tournament Team. During that season, he was the Region AAAAA batting champion, hitting .468. Douglas led the Kennesaw Mountain Mustangs with a 1.29 ERA and 38 strikeouts in 51 innings pitched. He also had a .409 batting average, was second in Cobb County with 15 stolen bases and was in the top-5 in the county and set a team record with 27 RBI. More accolades followed in 2003 as Douglas earned first-team all-county from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and was again a member of the GHSAA All-Tournament Team. He also was named all-state in 2003 by the GHSAA. Douglas earned player-of-the-week honors from the GHSAA in 2001, 2002 and 2003 and he led Kennesaw Mountain to the Georgia Dugout Club Tournament championship in 2002 and 2003. His East Cobb Jackets team was the runner-up in the 2001 USSSA World Series as he led the team with a .526 batting average. He has been selected to East Cobb Baseball summer teams in each year since 1999. Douglas will be the third member of the East Cobb Baseball program on the 2004 Buccaneer roster, joining senior pitcher/outfielder Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) and sophomore catcher/first baseman Blake Church (Roswell, Ga.). "Our coaching staff firmly believes that Stephen has a chance to be a very special player at East Tennessee State," said coach Skole. "He is a talented young man who we expect to be able to pitch and hit for us right away. He has had a very successful high school career and comes to us from the highly-respected East Cobb summer baseball program. Our fans will enjoy watching Stephen pitch and will also enjoy his smooth left-handed swing."
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(SportsNetwork.com) - A pair of struggling Pacific Division clubs will meet
Tuesday in the desert, as the Phoenix Coyotes host the Calgary Flames at
Jobing.com Arena.
While Calgary has lost five in a row, the Coyotes have dropped two straight,
five of six and eight of their last 10 games. Phoenix appeared on its way to a
win in Saturday's home tilt against Philadelphia before allowing the Flyers to
rally for a 5-3 decision.
The Coyotes led the Flyers by scores of 2-0 and 3-1 on Saturday, but Philly
notched the final four goals of the contest to win it in regulation.
Rob Klinkhammer, Lauri Korpikoski and Mikkel Boedker tallied for the Coyotes,
who failed to receive a boost from the return of captain Shane Doan. Doan had
been sidelined for a month while battling Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. The
veteran winger failed to register a point in 18 minutes, 38 seconds of ice
time during his first outing since Dec. 4.
Mike Smith gave up four goals on 27 shots to lose his fourth straight
"When you make mistakes and your goaltender is not cleaning them up, you end
up where we're at," said Coyotes head coach Dave Tippett.
The Coyotes played Saturday without key defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson and he
expects to miss another tilt on Tuesday due to his upper-body injury. Ekman-
Larsson, who has four goals and 22 points in 40 games this season, could
return later this week, according to Tippett.
Thomas Greiss could get the call in net for Phoenix on Tuesday, although he is
0-2-0 with a 3.55 goals against average in two career games versus the Flames.
Calgary scored four time against Greiss in a 4-1 home victory over the Coyotes
on Dec. 4.
The Flames have fared well against Phoenix recently, taking three of four and
five of the last seven meetings in this series overall. The Coyotes, however,
have won two in a row and seven of the past eight encounters at Jobing.com
Calgary halted a four-game slide with Monday's win at Colorado, picking up
just its second win in 10 trips to the ice. Another victory on Tuesday would
give the Flames their first set of consecutive wins since they beat Carolina
and Buffalo on Dec. 12 and 14, respectively.
The Flames, who are in 13th place out of 14 teams in the Western Conference,
used a Mike Cammalleri power-play goal with 3:30 to play on Monday to down the
Avalanche by a 4-3 score.
Jiri Hudler and Joe Colborne each had a goal and an assist, while Sean Monahan
scored the other goal for the Flames, who won for just the third time in their
past 11 games. Karri Ramo stopped 22 shots in the win.
"I thought it started with our power play tonight," said Cammalleri. "Our
competition level was better and we were able to stick with our game plan. We
did a really good job with faceoffs tonight and one-on-one battles."
Reto Berra could get the call in net for the Flames on Tuesday. He has never
faced the Coyotes.
The Flames are 8-10-3 as the visiting team this season and will complete a
brief two-game swing tonight.
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Fans of Japanese schoolgirl culture will enjoy watching this video clip of the song Aitakatta by girl group AKB48. It features Pocky, keitai, school uniforms and even the ubiquitous keitai straps.
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Softball Defeats Furman, 5-0, to Complete Three-Game Sweep
Sunday, April 14, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (Apr. 14, 2002) -- The East Tennessee State softball team completed a three-game sweep of Southern Conference rival Furman by defeating the Lady Paladins, 5-0, Sunday afternoon from Metro-Kiwanis Park in Johnson City, Tenn. Buccaneer freshman pitcher Courtney Jenkins (Knoxville,Tenn.) tossed her second shutout of Furman this weekend, scattering six hits and striking out one. Jenkins recorded the win in all three games against the Paladins this weekend, running her record to 10-8 on the year. The Bucs (19-24, 7-8 Southern Conference) got on the board in the bottom of the second. Sophomore right fielder Rhea Holler (Peoria, Ariz.) reached on an error to begin the frame. After a single by freshman shortstop Mary Beth Hazelwood (Knoxville, Tenn.) advanced her to second, Holler scored on a single by freshman third baseman Lindsay Lane (Erwin, Tenn.). Jenkins made the 1-0 lead stand up, allowing just three hits through five innings. Furman (15-17, 7-8 SoCon) threatened in the top of the sixth, registering two hits, but Jenkins stranded runners on first and third. East Tennessee State put the game out of reach by scoring four runs in the bottom of the sixth to make the score 5-0. Senior designated player Melanie Collins (Greeneville, Tenn.) led off the inning with a single to right field. After a bunt single by sophomore catcher Sheryl Clark (Bradenton, Fla.) and a walk by Hazelwood, the bases were loaded for sophomore Julia Chance (Knoxville, Tenn.), pinch-hitting for sophomore first baseman Miranda Byerly (Candler, N.C.). Chance came through with a single, scoring Clark and freshman catcher Amy Moore (Jacksonville, Fla.), who pinch ran for Collins. With two outs in the inning, senior second baseman April Arnold (Mountain City, Tenn.) singled to score Hazelwood and Byerly, who re-entered the game. Furman again had runners on base in the top of the seventh, but Jenkins again got out of a jam, stranding Lady Paladins on second and third. Lady Paladin starter Rachel Henley got the loss, pitching 5.2 innings, allowing four earned runs on eight hits, striking out five. Arnold was the star at the plate for the Bucs, going 2-3 with two RBI. Collins also had two hits and Chance tallied two RBI. LaKerah Barr and Jessica Matthews led the Lady Paladins at the plate, each recording two hits on the day. The Buccaneers return to action on Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. against UNC Wilmington in a Southern Conference doubleheader from Metro-Kiwanis Park in Johnson City, Tenn.


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UPDATED 9:00 p.m.
Release from the Ohio State Highway Patrol: The trooper that became pinned between vehicles during the multiple-vehicle crash on the Ohio Turnpike earlier today has been identified as Tpr. Andrew B. Clouser, 29, of the Milan Post. Tpr. Clouser has been with the Patrol since September 2012. He remains in stable, but serious condition and has been transferred to St. Vincent's Hospital in Toledo.
UPDATED: 6:30 p.m.:
Lt. Anne Ralston confirmed a third fatality in a two-mile long crash involving 50 vehicles on the Ohio Turnpike this afternoon.
Also, Ralston said a trooper severely injured during the crash works at the Milan post of the Patrol.
Troopers are not yet releasing names of victims, nor the injured trooper, Ralston said.
The Turnpike remains closed between Ohio 53 and 4, while the Ohio Turnpike Commission is encouraging motorists to avoid the area completely.
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UPDATED: 4:55 p.m.:
A crash involving more than 50 vehicles on the Ohio Turnpike killed at least two people and severely injured a trooper Wednesday around 1:30 p.m., according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
The crash stretched for two miles, near mile marker 102, between County Road 268 and 278 in Sandusky County.
At 2:05 p.m., dispatchers learned a trooper had been pinned between two vehicles while attending to the wreck, the Patrol said.
He was taken to Firelands Regional Medical Center for treatment.
Officials are working to clear the Turnpike, but as of now it is closed in both directions and crews are rerouting traffic.
UPDATED 4:30 p.m.:
The Ohio Turnpike is teeming with disabled and stopped vehicles, cars in ditches, crashes and general mayhem from this afternoon's treacherous weather.
Law enforcers are also attending to a multi-vehicle, multi-injury wreck near the 102 mile marker on the Turnpike, officials said. A trooper was injured and initial reports indicate at least one fatality.
Nonetheless, some area roads are starting to improve, said Erie County Sheriff Paul Sigsworth.
"We were real busy there for a bit. It was more sleet and rain, but that squall came in and 20 minutes later it was all snow," Sigsworth said.
He said near-zero visibility and blizzard-like conditions around 2 p.m. likely caused many of the crashes.
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Cleveland Road between Sandusky and Huron has been partially closed until vehicles can be reached and removed.
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Cleveland Road is closed between Perkins Avenue and the Sandusky city limits.
Multiple car pile-up on Turnpike in Sandusky County.
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The Ohio Turnpike from exit 91 to 110 are closed in both directions. Numerous semis traveling on the turnpike have jackknifed, forcing authorities to shut down the toll road.
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Also there's a kid at cincy u I think would be a great pick up in the mid rds
Also there's a kid at cincy u I think would be a great pick up in the mid rds
Ok CK...Ive looked at a few clips of what I could find...and I have to agree with you on Werner...he is a monster. Physical..violent..explosive is how I would describe him. Im still high on Mingo...he is more explosive but doesn't have the violent hands Werner has off what Ive seen. I think Mingo has a higher ceiling because if he fills out that frame he is going to be special..he already is a specimen as a pass rusher. Also saw some things on Gayle..again limited..but I didn't think he was in the same league as the other two off what I saw
It's threads like this that made me a Finheaven poster. I love all the work the draft guru's put into finding and posting opinions, info and stats about college football and potential draft eligible athletes. Thanks Guys!!!
Giving a bump to the FSU DE that TedSlimmJr brought up, Cornelius Carradine. I still don't agree with Slimm that he will end up better than Bjoern Werner but I may move him ahead of Brandon Jenkins in my rankings. Carradine had a strong spring, was pretty dominant in the spring game (Werner and Jenkins did not participate) and he looks cut from marble as far as what you look for in an NFL defensive end.
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If Miami keeps the 4-3 front look going into the future... James Gayle from Virginia Tech would be a great addition to this defense. I am worried that he will continue to climb the rankings and we end up missing on him. The man can play at a high level and Bud Foster just loves this guy! High motor and gets a lot of pressure on QB's!
Here is some more info on him...
Dion Jordan is not getting enough air time, either. And with Brandon Jenkins gone for the year, Cornellius Carridine is having his day in the sun. Cory Lemonier is worthy of praise.
Jarvis Jones is the best defensive player in the country.
Although he's not a defensive end and won't be a defensive end. He's a 3-4 rush linebacker and he'll be one in the NFL. You don't see many athletes of this caliber rushing the passer who can destroy an offensive tackle with speed and then play with their shoulders perpendicular to the LOS the way he can. His hand use is so good that offensive lineman can't even sustain a base block on him in the run game. A top 5 pick similar to Von Miller.
mingo will go ahead of jones...
hoops scoops 2012 season ..."in 2014 ryan tannehill etches his name in stone amongst the games elite qbs"..."ryan tannehill and andrew luck will carry the afc for the next decade plus the way peyton manning and tom brady have this last decade plus"
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That is an interpretation, not an objective reality. You're essentially saying the major parties get together and decide to agree on things they know most people are against because there's nothing anyone can do about it. Sorry, too woo woo for my taste. Democracy is a ruthlessly efficient capitalistic system where even small margins are pursued with great enthusiasm. If there were winning issues out there one party or another would attack them.Corporate interests, lobbyists, the military industrial complex, & foreign investors certainly have their impact & influence; theres nothing conspiratorial about it, its fact. Thats not however what Im insinuating. You said that just by virtue of being the two major parties, that they inherently reflect the consensus will of the people, when thats not necesarrily the case. These parties are so well established & are viewed by the overwhelming majority of people to be the only two viable parties. So any issue that both major parties happen to agree on were stuck with, no matter how major, because everyone perceives theres no other realistic, viable option capable of capturing a majority vote.
It's a republic, not a democracy. What's your point?Do we get to vote on war? No (see Vietnam), we dont, but both parties are in agreement that being in all these wars is the correct course of action. Do we get to vote on indefinite detention of American citizens, or online spying? No, & neither of those things represents the consensus will of the people. These policies are the consensus will of 535 people + the president, not the entire populous.
And you once again imply these policies aren't popular, yet a Washington Post poll from early last year showed 70% of Americans approve of keeping Guantanamo Bay open, 83% favoring the use of drones and 65% approve of using drones even when the target is an American citizen.
You need to separate how strongly you feel about these issues from how the average person feels about them. You're making assumptions you just shouldn't be making.
I'm telling you those favorable policies are generally not unpopular. Where, as I said, is the movement to end farm subsidies, or oil subsidies, or to raise corporate tax rates? Where is it?Youre telling me the corporations donating to the campaigns arent expecting returns in the form of favorable policy?
Quite a gumby act there, throwing in embassy guards, the Department of Homeland security (which includes the TSA, for example) the intelligence community, veterans benefits and interest payments on the debt into "war funding." Sorry, no sale.Pentagon budget alone was 717$ billion. +video
Hes speculating 9 years into the future, & that may very well be the case, but as of 2012, 53% of the budget was military related, so even his estimated 33% figure is small in comparison. Im not saying Health-care costs aren't a problem as well, but to act like everything else is bull****, is not really accurate imo.
He's not using the artificially inflated number you're using. You have to look at it the way he's looking at it to get an idea of the scale of debt health care is adding and going to add.
Looking ten years into the future is what the CBO does, by the way. That's always the way they make their projections.
Anyway, everyone knows that defense spending is going to go down. It needs to go down more but it's not a huge future driver of the debt. The budget proposal the video builds on actually proposed a cut in the Petagon budget of $484 billion over 10 years, though of course he forgot to mention that.


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On April 29th the U16 Girls Blast won their 5th consecutive Delaware State Cup Championship with a win over the CSA United. The former 2010 Regional Finalist Blast team was up to the task again in the U16 Girls Championship. The Blast dominated possession and their competition with over 20 shots on goal. The Blast led Concord 3-0 with goals by Megan Frailer, Haley McNulty and Maddie Rash before Concord scored their only goal on a penalty kick after an inadvertent hand ball in the box, with about 15 minutes to play in the match. The match ended in a 3-1 result. This marks the 5th consecutive Delaware State Cup Title for the Blast team. They have won every year that they have competed in the championship. Coaches Bill Davis & Dave Whitcraft could not be more proud of the girls and this significant accomplishment.
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- The ETSU women's soccer team extended its win streak to three games Friday night as the Bucs picked up a 2-0 win over Lipscomb at Summers-Taylor Stadium.
"This was a good win for the team," said head coach
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The Bucs (6-2-1, 2-0-0 A-Sun) outshot the Bisons (4-7-0, 0-3-0 A-Sun) 11-4 in the contest putting six shots on frame, while corners were even at 2-all.
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In the always trending world of nightlife culture, what's in today is passé tomorrow. The longevity of a now-popular bar or club is measured by its elasticity - it's ability to bend and snap back regardless of the push and pull of the often too easily distracted clubland crowd. In New York City no other club space has been more adept at reinvention than Splash. The legendary Chelsea club and favorite happy hour haunt has always been on the cutting edge of the dance floor culture and always providing its patrons with something of the unexpected.
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The Elk County Catholic Crusaders spoiled the Ridgway Elkers' Senior Night by handing them a 41-0 setback on Friday at the Ridgway Area High School. The Crusaders rebounded from back-to-back losses to Brockway and Curwensville to play a very solid game on Friday against the Elkers.
"I feel that the way we practiced this week was the key to tonight's win," said Travis Skrzypek, head coach of the Crusaders. "We worked hard all week long in practice and as a result, we responded well in the game situations tonight.
"This was a nice way for us to go into the playoffs, but once the playoff starts it's a new season, as you advance if you win and are out if you lose," added the coach. "I felt that our offensive and defensive line play tonight was much better than it had been in the previous two games. Our defensive line was led by the play of Zac (Brody) and Dave (Bojalad). They played really well out of their defensive end slots."
Offensively, the Crusaders were led by the running of Ricky Pearsall, who finished the night with 189 yards on just 12 carries and two touchdowns on runs of 60 and 45 yards. Quarterback Kyle Schneider also had a good game for the Crusaders, throwing for two touchdowns. On the receiving end of the touchdowns were Dave Bojalad, who caught a 41-yarder, and Josh Gebauer with a 40-yarder.
Elk used six other running backs in the game last evening , with Brock McCullough getting 32 yards, Sam Schneider 14, Ben Cortina 16, Hank Cappiello10 and Joe Georgino two yards. Shaun Chiesa lost one yard.
Ridgway was led in the rushing department by DJ Skraba with 27 yards, Alex Dickant with 19 and Mike Cappiello with one yard.
Elk Catholic's entire defense played well on Friday, keeping Ridgway's offense in check all night long. Sam Schneider, Dave Bojalad, Ricky Pearsall, Zac Brody, Adam Evers, Hank Cappiello and Joe McLaughlin all tackled the Ridgway quarterback or running backs for losses, while Steve Wingard and Dave Bojalad each recovered Ridgway fumbles.
Elk Catholic took the opening kickoff and fumbled on the second play from scrimmage, with Ridgway's Jared Casolo recovering on the ECCHS 48-yard line. Ridgway turned the ball over on downs at the ECC 41.
Schneider opened the Crusaders' second possession by hitting Gebauer with a 19-yard pass for a first down. Pearsall added eight yards and Cappiello two for another first down. Pearsall then moved the ball 24 more yards to the six for a first down. Cappiello moved it to the one, with Kyle Schneider taking it in for the first score of the game. Bojalad split the uprights to make it 7-0 with 4:53 left in the period.
Ridgway returned the Elk kickoff to their own 43. They moved it to the 44 and faced a third and long. An incomplete pass would have ended the drive, but a penalty on Elk Catholic gave them a first down on the ECC 40. Ridgway was unable to get another first down and turned the ball over to the Crusaders on the ECC 40.
On the first-down play, Pearsall broke through the Ridgway defense and went 60 yards for a touchdown. Bojalad split the uprights and the Crusaders had a 14-0 lead with 16 seconds left in the period.
On their next series, the Elkers went three and out. The Crusaders took over on their own 35 following the Elker punt. McCullough picked up 10. Pearsall picked up seven and two, then Cappiello gained four to the Ridgway 41 for another first down. Kyle Schneider found Bojalad open and hit him with a pass that turned into a 41-yard touchdown. Bojalad kicked the PAT to make it 21-0 with 7:12 left in the half.
Another three and out for the Elkers gave the Crusaders the ball on the Ridgway 40. On the first-down play, Schneider hit Gebauer with a pass and Gebauer headed for the endzone. Just before crossing the goal line, he fumbled the ball as he was hit, but he recovered it in the endzone for the touchdown and a 28-0 lead as Bojalad split the uprights.
The Crusaders put together one more scoring drive in the first half as they took over on the Ridgway 35 following a 20-yard punt return by McCullough. On the first-down play, McCullough picked up three yards, then Pearsall added 18 to the 20 for a first down. Cortina moved it to the 16, then Pearsall gained seven to the nine for another first down. Cortina carried it the final nine yards for a touchdown and a 34-0 ECCHS halftime lead as the PAT was blocked.
At the start of the second half, the Elkers took the kickoff and picked up a first down before a fumble recovery by Dave Bojalad ended the drive on the Ridgway 49.
Elk Catholic needed just two plays to score following the fumble recovery as McCullough picked up four yards to the 45, then Pearsall broke around the end for a 45-yard touchdown scamper to make the score 41-0 following Bojalad's PAT. This put the mercy clock in operation.
The rest of the game was played on the Ridgway side of the field as the Elkers were unable to generate any serious scoring threats. Elk Catholic's reserves played most of the second half, coming up with some scoring threats that the Elkers ended on a fumble recovery and some good defensive plays.
The game ended with Elk County Catholic on the Ridgway 17-yard line as the ECC quarterback took a knee on the final two plays.
Game notes
The Crusaders are now 7-2 on the season. They will enter the District 9-A playoffs, which are scheduled to begin on Friday, Nov. 12.
Ridgway is now 0-9 and will play host to Clarion-Limestone on Friday in their season finale.
game statistics
First downs 9 3
Yards gained rushing 262 47
Passes attempted 5 7
Passes completed 3 2
Intercepted by 0 0
Yards gained passing 100 9
Total yards 362 56
Punts-average 0-0 5-22
Penalties-yards 1-15 4-22
Fumbles-lost 3-2 2-2
Offensive plays 43 40
Score by quarters
Elk Catholic 14 20 7 0 41
Ridgway 0 0 0 0 0
First quarter - Elk Catholic - Kyle Schneider one-yard run, Dave Bojalad PAT, 7-0, 4:53.
First quarter - Elk Catholic - Ricky Pearsall 60-yard run, Dave Bojalad PAT, 14-0, :16.
Second quarter - Elk Catholic - Kyle Schneider to Dave Bojalad 41-yard touchdown pass, Dave Bojalad PAT, 21-0, 7:12.
Second quarter - Elk Catholic - Kyle Schneider to Josh Gebauer 40-yard touchdown pass, Dave Bojalad PAT 28-0, 5:13.
Second quarter - Elk Catholic - Ben Cortina 9-yard run, PAT blocked, 34-0, :25.
Third quarter - Elk Catholic - Ricky Pearsall 45-yard run, Dave Bojalad PAT, 41-0, 8:29.
Individual statistics
Rushing - Elk Catholic-Ricky Pearsall 189 yards, 12 carries; Sam Schneider 14 yards, 3 carries; Kyle Schneider 2 yards, 2 carries; Brock McCullough 32 yards, 10 carries; Hank Cappiello 10 yards, 4 carries; Ben Cortina 16 yards, 4 carries; Shaun Chiesa 1 yard, 1 carry; Joe Georgino 2 yards, 2 carries. Ridgway - DJ Skraba 27 yards, 22 carries; Alex Dickant 19 yards, 7 carries; Logan Wickett 1 yard, 4 carries.
Passing - Elk Catholic-Kyle Schneider 3 for 5 for 100 yards and two touchdowns. Ridgway - Alex Dickant 2 for 7 for nine yards.
Receiving -Elk Catholic-David Bojalad 1 catch for 41 yards and a touchdown, Josh Gebauer 2 catches for 59 yards and one touchdown.
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