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Top Ten Best Friends CharactersTheSudhanva F.R.I.E.N.D.S is my most favorite sitcom of all time. It is a great show, with some very lovable characters...
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There are 2 particular quotes that keep playing in my mind
Joey drilling holes in the wall as he's building a new entertainment unit and the camera goes to the other side of the wall where Chandler nodded off and the drill bit is spinning rapidly going backwards and forwards in front of Chandlers face which wakes him up, scaring the hell out of him and rushes out the room slamming the door looking at Joey in annoyment and Joey looks to him and says
'Oh sorry man, did I get you? '
'NO You didn't get me... It's an electric drill... You GET Me You KILL ME! '
The other one I also loved is when the scene shows Chandler sleeping, and you see Jimmy (His crazy rebound room mate) sitting watching him which scares the hell out of Chandler when he realizes he's there, about 30 seconds into them talking Chandler says
'Hannibal Lecter... Better room mate than you'
These 2 quotes specially made me actually snort when laughing.
And to finish this comment off, few last great quotes
Monica - 'Honey, Cover it up with the boat'
Chandler - 'It's not an aircraft carrier'
-Ross walks in the Coffee house alone-
Ross - 'Hey, Just picked up Ben from school'
-Looks around the area in a circle-
Chandler - 'Well I don't think you did a very thorough job! '
Monica - 'What I don't think you understand is... For us, Kissing is as important as any part of it. '
Joey - -Laughing a little- 'Yeah, Right... '
Joey - -Begins to look surprised- 'Y'serious? '
Phoebe - 'Oh yeah! '
Rachel - 'Everything you need to know is in that first kiss'
Monica - 'Absolutely'
Chandler - 'Yeah I think for us, Kissing is pretty much like an opening act.. You know, it's like a stand up comedian that you have to SIT through before... Pink Floyd comes out'
Ross - 'Yeah, And-and-and it's not that we don't Like the comedian, it's just that that's... That's not why we bought the ticket. '
Chandler - 'The problem is though, after the concerts over no matter how great the show was, you girls are always looking for the comedian again, y'know? I mean were in the car, were fighting traffic... Basically just trying to stay awake. '
I've watched all the friends episodes a few times and it seems to me that Chandler is the only one among the six main characters that evolves normally. He is the only one that goes from immature/childish to mature, with a few ups and downs. He is also the only one that has common sense and strong principles and he is the best one to have as a friend, in my opinion.
As for Ross, I really liked him in the first seasons, but he gets a little weird and hard to follow after his divorce with Emily. Same thing with Phoebe, who was my favorite character at the beginning, but just gets annoying after the 5th season. Joey never grows and acts like a child throughout the series, which can be frustrating at times. Rachel's life changes a lot, which is fun to witness, but she doesn't quite evolve as a person, except at the very beginning. Monica, as Ross said, is the glue who holds the group together, and the series sure wouldn't work without her, but she is not my favorite character.
Having said that, I think all the friends characters are funny in their own ways and their different personalities make them all important to the series. They all have their special moments that make the viewers fall in love with them.
He is definitely the funniest friends character. The best one is when Joey offers them some chicken and while Monica's head is under the water he describes what he wants. A three piece meal, some beans, and a coke... AH, Diet coke!
When I get back it's chair city and I'm the guy sitting on the chairV82 Comments
His "How you doing? ", his stupidities, his innocent nature, so good at heart... N just so simply funny... I love joey!
I don't have much idea about acting, as I am not an actor like Joey... ^_~... But each and every word came out of his mouth was fun in itself... According to me, I see him as a world's best actor... Not to forget how innocent and kiddish he is, goes from hard time understanding things and his Maths sucks... :P... And always ready to do anything for his friends, the way he got over Ursula because of Phoebe... I have all the seasons, and I have loved his acting in each and every episode... No one in the world could play Joey Tribbiani better than Matt Leblanc...
He's simply the best in fact he should be number one. I do understand your reasons 4 giving the 1st place 2 chandler, but I think amongst the 6, joey is the only one who isn't trying hard 2 make people laugh, instead he naturally has the humor. He's struggling more than the others which is unfair on him, but he's always around 2 give comfort 2 the rest. Joey is always comfortable with who he is, he won't change himself 4 anybody else. He's simply classic I have no words 2 describe him. He indeed is the world's best actor!
Joey is the most funny and kindV40 Comments
She is the funniset person I have ever seen on T.V.. I love it when ross is on the bagpipes and she starts going e! Its hilarious!
"I love all of the "Friends" about equally but, Phoebe has to be my favorite. She is by far the funniest one, to me. She's so weird and endearing, it's hard not to love her. Her best scenes are: When she sees Monica and Chandler doing it, trying to get Sting tickets, "This is madness, Monica", When she sings with her cold... And so many more
Phoebe is one the best Friends character. After completing this series no one can forget get. She believes in what she thinks. She won't mind about others. Most of the time her activities would be childish but matured than others some time.
She was the... THE bestV61 Comments
Ross needs to be number one seriously. This is the best show ever and he is the greatest thing about it. His tan, his roller skates, everything about him is hilarious. "I'm fine" " we were on a break" " Oh my God, you know what, I think you're right! I think, you know what, listen, listen... a pigeon... no, no, wait, an eagle flew in, landed on the stove, and caught fire! The baby, seeing this, jumps across the apartment to the mighty bird's aid! The eagle, however, misconstrues this as an act of aggression, and grabs the baby in it's talon! Meanwhile, the faucet fills the apartment with water! Baby and bird, still ablaze, are locked in a death-grip, swirling around the whirlpool that fills the apartment" sorry if I didn't mention your fave quote
You might not like Ross or even think he is funny, but if you look back he is clearly the best acted and most well developed character. Some people say there is no main character, but there is. Ross is the main character of this show. If you look at it the way they follow the story, Ross is the one that has the story. This is Ross's story. It's all about Ross and his friends. Ross's and Rachel's relationship goes on and on and on, and who do we follow thru this? Ross. He might not be the funniest or brightes. But if you think about it, he is the best character of the show.
Simply brilliant, Ross is very clumsy and shy but is deep down very good friend and therefor very good person. Amazing character!
I don't think I've ever laughed as hard as I did at that sandwich scene. David Schwimmer nailed Ross. By the end of the series, he was my favorite character hands down.V35 Comments
Rachel is my favourite character because she really develops over the course of the show. She starts out as a spoiled and somewhat vain little girl, and becomes a considerate, strong and intelligent woman by the end of the show.
She is the best friend in the series because of her caring attitude, and though she can let fashion get ahead of her, she eventually wizens up to what really matters.
I love rachel so much she develops the most out of all the characters and is honestly caring she is a very funny character and her relationship with Ross is nice but funny love you rach!
She's the cutest! I adore herV12 Comments
Though strict and bossy, she is the one who keeps the group together. -
Best female character - by a mile - Alexandr
At first I didn't like her so much, but now I have appreciated her passion, her fighting spirit and how much she loves her friends.
If it wasn't for her, they wouldn't have met.V17 Comments
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I love his crush on rachel!
Joey: I like Rachel
Ross: Rachel? Rachel?
When he leaves and he looks into the window
Gunther goes behind Joey
Gunther: RACHEL?
So funny and when he first meet phoebe it was funny how joey said he hit his mother with a car and most importantly joey said they were friends when they have never actually met I found than really funny
People find her annoying, but she doesn't mean to be. She is sweet and caring, and she always tries her best. She's actually very complex for a supporting role.
I love the Chandler/Janice storyline!
I'm from New Jersey so I can relate!
She sounds like SpongeBob. - Harri666V7 Comments
Jack geller! Buried in the sea.. huh! He's such a fun loving character and I love how he and his wife interacts. sooo sweet!
Chandler: woah it snowing out there?
Jack: NO! - AJIsTheCoolest
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Rachel's self-centred and very unreasonable sister. Though she appeared only for two shows, her performance was superb. -
Richard was delicious! No wonder Monica had a hard time getting over him!
Oh him! Richard.. ! He wanted me to marry a grown up caring sweet guy like him :) I love him
Oh look! Cute naked guy is gaining weight.
Aww he's so cute! It's sad that rachel had to dump him because of the age gap :(
AW! Loved this story line. Great time.
Come on man!... Duck and chicken should be on way top.
What happened to them? - Harri666
Hello?! He's a duck!V5 Comments
I could have been number 1!
His randomness cracks me up! - dddhdhh
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Huairou is situated about 30 miles (48 kilometers) from Beijing and 90 miles (145 kilometers) from Tianjin.
It's recommended not to limit your tour to the points of interest in Huairou because the surrounding region has been endowed with a wealth of terrific natural and man-made attractions. Pay a visit to the Taoyuan Fairy Valley and Jiudaowan Canyon in and around Miyun, approximately 12 miles (19 kilometers) to the west of Huairou.
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- Jan 2, 2014Eurasian Collared-Doves are well-known to breed year-round in temperate climates...likely one of the keys to their unprecedented rate of spread and stunning success.Ed PandolfinoSacramento, CAIn a message dated 1/2/2014 10:17:40 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, Michael.Perrone@... writes:
Seeing Manfred Kutsch's post, I will mention that we saw collared doves collecting nest material along Putah Creek, just downstream of the bridge in downtown Winters, on December 15, 2013, during the Putah Creek Christmas Count. The nest tree was in Solano County. I was astonished by such an early date for nesting.
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Subject: [Solano-BBA] Nesting EA Collared Doves
The dry and unseasonably warm weather seems to have persuaded at least one pair of Eurasian Collared Doves in my garden that it is time to start the nesting season. The male has been cooing vigorously from his favorite perch atop the power pole in front of our kitchen window for many days now and I observed the female collecting nesting material yesterday and today. She is assembling a nest on top of a horizontal fan of a California washingtonia palm, a precarious location also often chosen by our native Morning Doves (whose numbers have incidentally also increased these past few days). Surprisingly, most (but definitely not all) of these nests succeed. It will be interesting to see whether the doves will follow through with this early nesting attempt. In all the 26 years I have lived in this location no bird has ever shown nesting behavior this early. The first Anna's Hummingbird nests in February so far held the record.
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Falafels - there are so many options for where to get a good falafel - favourites include Anton, Akram's, Gazelle
Empanadas - Jumbo Empanadas - only place i have had them, but boy are they good.
Burritos have come all the rage - the original is Burrito Boys - not as fast as the place I had one when I was in SF but still pretty good - 3-4 stores
Street Meat - there are more hot dog stands then you can shake a stick at
Fish and Chips - Chippies - bourgeoise gourment fish and chips. They actually have 3 or 4 stores now
As for (inter)national chains, I prefer the Canadian chain Harveys for burgers and fries. They cook the burger while you wait and put what you want on it while you watch. Want extra pickles,even on the side, no problem.
Now I am really hungry, hmm where to eat today.......
Too lazy to beat myself up for being to lazy to beat myself up for being too lazy to... well you get the point....
On Saturday, I treated myself to a couple of cheesesteaks from Geno's in South Philly.
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The Oilers Rookies game against the University of Alberta Golden Bears tonight is Darnell Nurse's final tuneup before the club meets for main camp. The seventh-overall pick in 2013 is expected to make a push to make the Oilers roster. He is pleased thus far with his performance in Rookie Camp.
"It was a good start," Nurse said. "The pace was a lot more manageable this year with knowing what to expect and having that year under my belt. I feel good with where I am at right now, it's just continuing the pace and building on that on a daily basis."
Nurse is well aware that training camp is right around the corner, but he is focused on tonight.
"I'm ready to get that going and I'm really excited to get on the ice with the big club at main camp. I'm looking forward to it but you've got to take it one day at a time and tonight comes first."
Last year the Edmonton Oilers Rookie game against the University of Alberta Golden Bears got a little chippy.
Although intensity is something both teams want out of this friendly tune-up game, staying disciplined is going to be of importance.
"That was my first experience with the game last year, because we didn't do it the previous years," Oilers Rookies Head Coach Todd Nelson said. "It was kind of an eye-opener because I didn't realize how intense it was going to be. I expect something very similar. I know after the game last year that (U of A Head Coach Ian Herbers) and I talked and we had wanted a spirited affair but we didn't want it really chippy. Him and I were a bit concerned after the game that our players handled themselves that way. But boys will be boys and they are all competitive. It will be interesting to see what happens but I know Ian mentioned to me that he wasn't very impressed with the way that things went on in the first couple of periods but things settled down as the game went on."
Oilers defenceman Darnell Nurse played in last year's game against the Golden Bears and remembers how intense the atmosphere was in Clare Drake Arena.
"It was pretty heated, a lot more heated than I thought it was going to get," Nurse said. "It's a fun environment to go play in. I don't even know if anyone was cheering for us last year. It's a fun game to be a part of."
As an agitator, Oilers winger Greg Chase enjoys that type of game.
"I think it's definitely fun," he said. "Obviously, they can't fight (per the rules) so it makes it "scrummier" and it gets heated after whistles when that happens. It's definitely fun to play in those games and stir stuff up."
Nurse says the intensity is good, but winning this game would put a stamp on what has been a much more successful Rookie Camp than last year.
"It would be nice to win this game and keep that intensity up. I think it's a lot of fun when we're playing with that type of intensity and pace. We'll see how it goes tonight."
The Oilers Rookies know what to expect when they hit the ice tonight at Clare Drake Arena for a showdown with the 2014 CIS National Champion University of Alberta Golden Bears.
The Oilers are returning a handful of prospects that played in last year's game.
"We all know that they are a fast and skilled hockey team," said Greg Chase, who scored a goal in this game last year. "From what I've heard, I know I've only played against them once and I think I watched them once last year in Calgary, we know they are a really disciplined hockey team and they get a lot of pucks on net. They've got good goaltending. They're a good all around team. I think this year we are a little more prepared with a lot of guys knowing what to expect coming back from last camp. It will be a fun game to be a part of."
Travis Ewanyk is also impressed with the team he'll face tonight.
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The Oilers know the Golden Bears will show up to play, as this is their opportunity to showcase to the city and the fans how they match up against NHL prospects. Likewise, the Oilers players know everyone is watching them as well.
"Any time you come on the ice, people are watching," Ewanyk. "I think you would be ignorant not to notice that whether you were in their position or this position. They have a lot of guys who move on each year and they've got some really good players over there so I'm sure they're out there to make an impression as well."
This weekend's Young Stars Tournament was the first chance for the Oilers to get a look at their third-overall pick in game action since he was drafted. Leon Draisaitl made an impression on General Manager Craig MacTavish, who was in attendance in Penticton, B.C.
"He did what he needed to do," MacTavish said. "He showed an elite understanding of the game and an elite sense and you would expect a player of that pedigree to be a dominant player at this level. So we can check off the first box in terms of what he needs to accomplish to stay with us."
Draisaitl had two assists on Monday in the team's third and final game of the tournament. His passes were indications of what kind of player he could be in the NHL.
"That's my game. I am a playmaker more than a finisher," Draisaitl said.
MacTavish says his two assists were examples of the elite hockey sense that made him a top-five pick in the draft.
"He knows what he's going to do with the puck before he gets it. That's a pretty good indicator of elite hockey sense and he finds people just effortlessly on the rush. When players on the ice are finding players that you're not seeing while watching the game, you know that that's pretty special talent."
The Oilers acquired Kale Kessy from the Phoenix Coyotes in a trade in March of 2013. He was the 111th pick, in the fourth round, of the 2011 NHL Draft.
Kessy is one of several players that General Manager Craig MacTavish says has shown improvement since last year's tournament.
"Kessy definitely played well, did what he needed to do and showed a willingness to be a physical factor," MacTavish said. "He made a lot more plays than he did last year, which he needed to do. He's really come a long ways in a year."
Kessy spent the 2013-14 season with the Oklahoma City Barons in the American Hockey League. He had six points (2-4-6) in 54 games, and had 88 penalty minutes.
The Oilers selected Jujhar Khaira in the third round of the 2012 draft. This year, he showed up for the Young Stars Tournament bigger and better than a year ago.
Oilers General Manager Craig MacTavish says that after a slow start to his first game of the tournament, Khaira showed flashes of the big, physical player he could be.
"I think his first game, he started slowly and today he seemed to get better as the game wore on," MacTavish said. "I can't really remember that much of him last year but the things that do stand out when you're talking about Jujhar are his strength on the puck and his character. He answered the bell physically today. There are some things that obviously he's going to have to continue to work at but he's an exciting prospect."
Khaira had a goal, an assist and a fight in his final game of the tournament.
Rookie camp invite Vladimir Tkachev may be small in stature but that didn't stop the 5-foot-9, 141-pound Russian winger from making an impression on the Oilers at this weekend's Young Stars Tournament.
Tkachev was creative offensively, finishing the tournament with three assists.
"He was a dominant player here," Oilers General Manager Craig MacTavish said. "I've seen him play a few times and every time you see him play he is a dominant player. You want to continue to give him the opportunity and that definitely has caught everybody's attention and interest at this point."
Tkachev will get his opportunity to further showcase his skills to the Oilers at main camp, but his playtime in pre-season is yet to be determined.
"That will be up to Dallas to determine. He saw plenty here too so the next step is to see how he looks amongst NHL players and then we'll make an assessment from there."
It was clear on the ice this year at the Young Stars Tournament in Penticton, B.C. that the Oilers had upgraded the skill and talent level of their roster. This year's squad finished with two wins and a shootout loss, as compared to last year's winless tournament.
Oilers General Manager Craig MacTavish spoke after the final game and says there were more things to like this year.
"I feel better than we did last year coming out of this tournament," he said. "I'll just reiterate some of the things we said last year. There are not a lot of conclusions you can draw based on this. I think we saw some of the things we wanted to see for sure. There were some surprises and some guys who elevated themselves through the course of the tournament. Now they'll get a little bit more of a look coming into training camp and maybe some pre-season games because of it."
A storyline of the Edmonton Oilers Rookies thus far in Penticton has been the play of their two Russian players. Vladimir Tkachev and Bogdan Yakimov, in just two games, have gained some chemistry. They hooked up on a goal tonight when Tkachev sent a pass across the face of the Calgary goalie and Yakimov one-timed it from the circle.
It looked scripted, but it wasn't.
"It was funny on Yakimov's goal because we were saying, 'get in front of the net.' But I guess they knew what they were doing," Oilers Rookies Head Coach Todd Nelson said.
The two are still learning English, so there was something lost in translation.
"I was telling them stuff on the bench and when he was skating to the face-off dot, the three guys turned around and said, 'he has no idea what you just said.'
"When we scored, the guys snickered to themselves but it always seems to work out that way. They were good. Especially down the stretch there when we had some key draws, Yak was really strong in the face-off dot and Vlady once again was being creative and finding open ice. He's a very fun player to watch."
Yakimov's goal was his second in two nights and he also added an assist tonight. Tkachev has three assists in two games.
Read our feature on Yakimov adjusting to life in North America.
Nelson sees much improvement in Chase, who posted career numbers last season in the WHL with the Calgary Hitmen (35-50-85 in 70 games).
Nelson was asked today if Chase was ready to make the jump to the AHL this season, considering the progress he's made in a year.
"I'll tell you what, he's a lot closer now than he was last year at this time," Nelson said.
"Last year, I thought his conditioning was suspect. He put a tremendous summer in, he really leaned out, his testing was excellent and you can see he is quicker on the ice. I saw improvement when he came to OKC at the end of the year. Maybe it was just a matter of getting into better shape and playing minutes. But he sacrificed this summer, he worked really hard and you have to give him credit."
The Oilers signed Chase to a three-year entry-level contract this morning.
"It's something I grew up always wanting to do; play for the Edmonton Oilers," Chase said. "Now that I'm one step closer by signing with the team. It's extremely exciting for myself and my family."
Chase was taken in the seventh round of the 2013 draft.


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PITTSBURGH, Nov. 25 /PRNewswire/ -- Pittsburgh-based Foundation Radiology Group (FRG) is pleased to announce the hiring of Dr. Sanj Katyal as their new Senior Vice President of Clinical Operations. Katyal will be joining them from West Penn Hospital, where he was most recently the Chief of Cardiovascular Imaging and Past President of the Pittsburgh Radiology Society.
Dr. Katyal is widely regarded as the preeminent cardiovascular imager in Western Pennsylvania. Dr. Derek Armfield, president of FRG, said, "Dr. Katyal is not only a great clinician but a well-recognized leader in the local and national radiology landscape. His expertise in advanced body imaging and cardiac CT will further enhance our ability to provide subspecialty interpretations for our clients. His commitment to FRG is another testament to the success of our model and vision."
FRG's board certified radiologists are available 24/7/365 to provide readings in musculoskeletal radiology, neuroradiology, mammography, cardiac CT, interventional radiology, pediatric radiology, brain perfusion, vascular ultrasound, OB/GYN ultrasound and general radiology. With this broad range of capabilities, FRG is ideally positioned to provide subspecialty radiological services to smaller hospitals and outpatient centers that can't afford to keep subspecialists on staff. The addition of Katyal is a testament to their desire to build up their subspecialty offerings.
Dr. Katyal also expressed excitement over his new position: "Until
recently, most community hospitals could not offer patients the same level of
subspecialty radiology experience that is typically found at large academic
centers. With their unique business model that utilizes both local
radiologists in the hospital and centralized subspecialty interpretations via
teleradiology, FRG is able to provide faster, more efficient radiology
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Our Nov. '12 trip to Sedona was our 3rd visit to this beautiful place & our second stay at Junipine. Since it was just my husband & me, the upstairs bedrooms were closed off; it's nice to know that if we travel with extended family, there will be room for all. Both units in which we have stayed had been recently updated with great kitchen setups and tasteful & interesting decor (not the standard hotel kind, since units are privately owned). On both visits, our large decks had outdoor furniture. Our last unit featured a large bathroom with 2 sinks.
About updated units: Two years ago when we first stayed at Junipine, TripAdvisor reviewers suggested that folks request an updated unit since some of these privately owned units were showing age & wear. When I asked about updates to other units this visit, management reported that they have been encouraging owners to update and that "almost all" have been updated at this point. When making a reservation, I think I'd ask about the unit's recent renovation history. The two units in which we've stayed have both been first rate.
Accessibility: Outdoor stairs - not too many & not too steep - are necessary to access units. This makes for quiet since units are removed from the parking lot & road, but requires some lifting of suitcases. I don't know if wheelchair accessible rooms are available - possibly near the office. Worth asking.
Amenities & services: On our first stay 2 years ago, coffee grounds, creamer, & wood for the 2 fireplaces (living room & 1st floor master bedroom) were delivered each morning, and trash was picked up. On our most recent trip, we were asked to call between certain hours to specifically request each no-extra-fee service. On the good side, this policy means we could hang out undisturbed, a huge benefit. On the down side, our request - to a polite & gracious person - for extra wood seemed to have been forgotten one day, perhaps because the delivery folks noted upon arrival that we still had a goodly supply.
Outdoor barbecue grills are strategically placed for sharing along entry walkways. Not sure if the lobby sells charcoal & starter. Junipine also has a restaurant; check hours.
Money matters: Our unit last fall included a huge deck (to save $, we chose a unit with no creek view & no hot tub) and a huge bathroom. Very comfortable with a pretty view of trees and cliff beyond the creek. I think there's a Triple A discount, but since we were there off-season, that discount exceeded the Triple one.
Location: Other reviews have remarked that Junipine is along Oak Creek Canyon several miles north of the town of Sedona. While walking distance to some shops & galleries is possible at other places such as the very nice Best Western Arroyo Roble where we stayed during our first visit, much of Sedona involves driving. We love the tranquility & privacy of Junipine.
Shopping tip: The interesting trading post on a small hill directly across the street from the Best Western Arroyo Roble is worth a visit. The pawn jewelry, rugs, small purses, skulls & teeth of a variety of critters are great fun & make unusual gifts.
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Our Sedona stays consist of equal parts: 1.) hanging out at Junipine to eat b'fast, read, & prepare a backpacked lunch 2.) hiking 3.) eating at one of Sedona's great restaurants in casual dress or not-too-spattered hiking clothes.
While there is a hiking trail along Oak Creek behind the resort, electric wires hang overhead for the first part of the trail. I found them distracting. On the other hand, we were delighted to spot fly fishermen along Oak Creek as well as a herd of small wild pigs (I forget their real name) that clambered across the trail & up the hillside.
On our last day, we hiked the trail near Enchantment Resort - a lovely trail once we were past Enchantment's not-so-enchanting noisy leaf blowers, fences, & disturbingly threatening signs about trespassing - and then drove straight to dinner at the wonderful Dahl & Delucca. The combination of reading in the morning, hiking a beautiful red rock trail in the afternoon, eating dinner at a four star restaurant in the afternoon, and spending the night in the tranquil & lovely Junipine Resort on Oak Creek is unbeatable. We will return.


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AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2009: Took 100th overall at the MAAC Championships in 30:13.5... Finished fourth on Loyola at the Delaware Blue & Gold Meet on October 17 with a 31:31.09... Crossed the finish line in 29:34 at the Paul Short Run on October 2.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2008: Took fourth on the team, 27th overall, in his collegiate debut at the Baltimore Metro Invitational (16:46)... Scored for Loyola at the Cappy Anderson Invitational with a 26th place finish (27:37.40)... Ran a season-high 27:09.20 at the Princeton Invitational (141st overall)... Took seventh on the team at the IC4A/ECAC Championship in 28:12.
BEFORE LOYOLA: Two-time all-american and national runner-up in the 4x800... State champion in the 4x800... Captain of both the cross country and track teams... Earned nine varsity letters for head coach Pat Slevin and the Flyers.
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I've been planning for weeks to offer my thoughts on the controversy surrounding the Jeffco school district. And I've also been procrastinating for weeks. Of late, our politically polarized school system has become the third rail of local politics — touch it, and you die.
A phone call last week from a loyal reader stirred me from my inertia (some would say cowardice). The gentleman raised several good questions about our recent coverage and, as a result, helped me organize my own thoughts. He should call daily.
A presentation from a group that wants to establish a charter school in north Jeffco raised concerns among some members of the school board at a recent meeting.
If the thought of sweaters, scarves and pumpkins makes your heart beat a little faster, some awesome autumn activities await on Saturday in Littleton.
The Hudson Gardens Festifall and the Littleton Museum's Harvest Festival both take place on Saturday. The annual celebrations of fall will offer attendees plenty of reasons to get into the spirit of the season, along with a chance to help a worthy cause.
Groups on both sides of the contentious Jeffco school board recall election have employed funding methods that conceal donors' identities.
Since efforts to recall conservative board members John Newkirk, Ken Witt and Julie Williams were launched in late June, Jeffco residents have been inundated with information from both sides.
On the incumbents' side, a nonprofit group with conservative ties has funded television ads featuring Williams that toe — but do not cross — lines that would require it to disclose finances.
Two of Jeffco's county commissioners appeared to violate Colorado's Open Meetings Law when they continued to discuss a measure involving changes to county regulations while the board was in recess.
The apparent violation occurred Sept. 29 during a public hearing on proposed changes to county regulations governing such things as roadway design, land development and storm drainage. The board went into a short recess after Commissioner Don Rosier asked if the hearing could be postponed to a later date to give the board more time to analyze changes to the proposal.
RTD will host a telephone town hall meeting for residents of South Jeffco and the foothills areas at 7 p.m. Oct 15.
The town hall is for RTD's District N, which covers a massive area from Coal Creek Canyon in the north to Green Mountain in the south, along with Morrison and much of South Jeffco and the Columbine area. Residents can hear about the five new light-rail lines opening in 2016 and RTD's new fare structure, and can talk with Tina Francone, their representative on the RTD board.
Love INC of Littleton, an organization that coordinates the efforts of 30 area churches to address such issues as senior care and emergency shelter for the homeless, is set to host its Empty Bowls fund-raiser Oct. 15.
The fund-raiser, at the Wildlife Experience in Lone Tree from 5 to 8:30 p.m., will feature a menu of homemade soups, live and silent auctions, and guest speaker Eric Alexander, a climber, skier and mountaineer who runs Higher Summits, a motivational and spiritual organization.
LAKEWOOD — Dakota Ridge nearly put a huge blotch on Columbine's hopes for a Class 5A Jeffco League title Oct. 2 at Lakewood Memorial Field.
The Eagles entered the conference rivalry match Friday night at Lakewood Memorial Field winless on the season, along with scoring just four goals in their first 10 games. However, Dakota Ridge played best game of the season according to Eagles' coach Ryan Miller.
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Bellatti crushed a solo home run to start the top of the fourth inning on a cool Saturday morning on the Jaguars' home field. The home run trimmed D'Evelyn's lead to 4-1, but Frantz turned the mistake into a positive as the Jaguars went on to take a 10-1 victory.
DENVER — Columbine used some effective second-half jabs followed up by a pair of haymakers in a Class 5A Jeffco League heavyweight bout against Mullen on Oct. 2.
The Rebels, ranked No. 2 in the CHSAANow.com 5A football poll, turned a 14-13 lead at halftime on the Mustangs' home field into an eventual 35-13 conference victory to keep Columbine (5-0, 3-0) undefeated on the season. It all started with a 16-play, 80-yard drive to start the second half that chewed up nearly nine minutes of the third quarter.
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Authorities say a Northern Arizona teenager sporting a stolen tuxedo was arrested at a high school prom after the store owner spotted him in the formalwear.
Police say Kyle Laderoot faces a felony charge after a business owner saw him wearing the tuxedo stolen from her Prescott Valley store. The 18-year-old is accused of breaking a window and taking the $600 tuxedo off a mannequin.
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The state's first-in-the-nation law banning gifts to doctors from pharmaceutical and medical-device companies would be scrapped after only two years under an economic-development bill unveiled yesterday by House Democrats.
House Democrats signaled that the ban - which has infuriated some doctors and the life-sciences and hospitality industries - has ended up doing more harm than good for the state's economy.
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Ultimately fatal, Alzheimer's disease is currently the sixth leading cause of death in California, according to the report. Compared to other leading causes of death in California, Alzheimer's disease showed the greatest increase from 2000 to 2004 at 58.3 percent.
"The incentives for California to create a State Alzheimer's Disease Plan could not be greater or more compelling," said Bill Fisher, CEO of the Alzheimer's Association, Northern California Chapter. "Our state is under tremendous financial pressure, and this report offers abundant proof of why the State must move quickly to prepare before the services required get out of control and bankrupt our systems. California has a financial stake in seeing improved treatments and prevention strategies for Alzheimer's patients and their caregivers, which is why the state must not only prepare for the future, but ensure there are no further cuts to current programs for Alzheimer's research and services."
Especially hard-hit will be many of California's ethnic populations, where Alzheimer's is often underreported and diagnosed at a later stage of the disease. Among ethnic communities, the report predicts Alzheimer's will double among African-Americans, and triple among those of Hispanic and Asian descent.
Meanwhile, the impact of the increase in Alzheimer's will carry a ripple effect on people providing care -- most significantly on family members -- and their employers. According to the report:
-- 11 percent of the nation's family caregivers live in California, where 1.1 million people are already providing unpaid care for a person with Alzheimer's or related dementia -- 75 percent of these family caregivers are women;
-- Caregivers of people with severe memory problems or dementia spend an
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Homeopathy needs active promotion from Indian govt: Dr Kalyan Banerjee
By Biplob Ghosal | Tuesday, September 1, 2015 - 10:42
The debate between the effectiveness of allopathic medicines and homeopathy has been one of the most disputed in medical history. Both schools of thought at the centre of their practice aim to heal the sick but take on different trajectories to achieve the same. Having said that, a large section of people still rely on the age-old holistic approach of Homeopathy.
We are the pioneers of Yoga and spirituality: Dinesh Ghodke
By Dhriti Sharma | Tuesday, June 16, 2015 - 13:44
Dinesh Ghodke is a graduate from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and has empowered thousands of people through various innovative initiatives in yoga and meditation. A gymnast and a soccer enthusiast, he is a unique blend of serenity and dynamism and is one of the youngest teachers in the Art of Living Foundation and is also the Director of the The Art of Living Youth.
'Smokers are three times more at risk of diabetes than non-smokers'
By Salome Phelamei | Tuesday, June 2, 2015 - 14:40
On the occasion of World No Tobacco Day (WNTD), which falls on May 31, Dr K Vijay Kumar, MBBS, MD (Internal Medicine), Consultant Physician and Diabetologist, Multi-speciality hospitals, Bangalore, talked to Salome Phelamei of Zee Media Corp on why tobacco use is particularly bad for people with diabetes.
World Immunisation Week: Parents need to be educated about importance of vaccinations, says Dr Raghuram
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In what could be seen as a shocking reality, despite various health and awareness programmes, an estimated 21.8 million infants worldwide are still missing out on basic vaccines like diphtheria, hepatitis B, measles, mumps and tetanus, says the World Health Organisation (WHO). India is one of the countries where immunisation coverage is less than 80 percent.
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As we predicted last October, Chevrolet has decided to add a convertible version to the Camaro lineup when the reconstituted pony car bows late next year as a 2009 model. The styling remains identical to the coupe, except for the lack of a fixed roof. Unlike the more retro-inspired Mustang, the Camaro is much more contemporary in execution. Although the long hood/short rear deck profile is derived form the legendary 1969 model, the detailing has a more modern flair. Several cues, like the small hood scoop above the grille, echo details used on the Corvette Z06. Contrary to the current trend towards retractable hardtops, the Camaro will be a traditional powered canvas top. Based on GM's new Zeta rear-drive platform that is being developed by the company's Holden unit in Australia, the Camaro will be offered with a choice of a 3.6-liter V-6 and 6.0-liter V-8 engine. In keeping with the international roots of the platform, the new Camaro will be built at a GM assembly plant in Oshawa, Canada, outside of Toronto. The Zeta architecture, which will also spawn four-door sedans for Chevy, Pontiac and Buick, featured an independent rear suspension. Typically, an independent rear is more expensive than a live axle setup similar to that used by the Mustang, so Chevy is under pressure to bring the Camaro in at a price competitive with the Ford. By adding a convertible and offering a V-6, Chevy is aiming the Camaro squarely at its crosstown rival. Can a Dodge Challenger convertible be not too far behind?
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Featured artist at this weekend's Southwest Indian Art Fair is Jody Folwell, internationally recognized artist from Santa Clara Pueblo, NM.
Featured artist at this weekend's Southwest Indian Art Fair is Jody Folwell, internationally recognized artist from Santa Clara Pueblo, NM.
This weekend's 4th annual Rodeo Days Arts Celebration shows that there is more to La Fiesta De Los Vaqueros than cowboys, cowgirls, and horses.
I want people to "reflect on the ways we are connected," says director of Maria's Circular Dance.
Young bull riders keep tradition alive practicing on Friday nights; La Fiesta de Los Vaqueros enters final rounds this weekend.
"Danny Lyon was the only person photographing what he was photographing," says exhibit curator.
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Best-Selling Author Jack "Wow" Davis is one of the world's leading experts on Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom, as well as himself being an award-winning designer and photographer. Jack is coauthor of the bestselling (a million copies+ in 12 languages) guides to Photoshop, The Photoshop Wow! Book and How to Wow: Photoshop for Photography (Benjamin Franklin Award for Best Computer Book, Computer Press Assoc: Best How-To Book, International Digital Imaging Assoc: Most Useful Book).
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I feel so sad now that she's gone,
I've been loving that woman too long.
There is no place to go because my friends have all moved,
Got nothing but sit in the sun.
Got tired of crying, guess I'll move on alone.
My bed is so empty and my heart is grown cold,
guess I'll just die before I grow old.
The place is untidy, that's `cos I ain't done my dirt,
I just grown tired of thinking.
Got tired of crying, guess I'll move on alone.
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The Shafer Gallery is quite breathtaking during the holidays. Decked out with large trees decorated by area youth and many other aesthetic Christmas classics, the gallery emits a palpable aura of majestic yuletide glory and all are invited to experience this ambiance as well as an awe-inspiring live performance of Native American flute Christmas music by Grammy and Emmy Nominated musician John Two-Hawks during the "Holiday Open House," from 1-4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9.
Santa and his elves will move their operations from the North Pole to Great Bend on Monday evening. The 16th annual Santa's Workshop runs from 6-8 p.m. at the Great Bend City Auditorium.
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The Barton County Historical Society will host the "Ghosts of Christmas Past" open house from 1-4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9, at the historical village and museum, located just south of the Arkansas River bridge on U.S. 281 in Great Bend. Admission is free.
The Great Bend Public Library is conducting "Food for Fines" to support the Barton County Food Bank. From Dec. 10-29, one non-perishable food item will pay for $1 in fines on library materials. This will cover late fines as well as fees for lost and damaged items, said Jennifer King, marketing director at the library.
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Made really good progress on the 75km trip south until I turned off the motorway and into St. Jean du Maurienne. This town is at the very foot of the road up to La Toussuire. The traffic was bumper to bumper for the next 12km....all the way to the top. It took over an hour to ...
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