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Heart rate and posttraumatic stress in injured children." Arch. Gen. Psychiatry. 2005;62(3):335-40."
Injury risk to restrained children exposed to deployed first- and second-generation air bags in frontal crashes." Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 2005;159(4):342-6."
Teen drivers and the risk of injury to child passengers in motor vehicle crashes." Inj. Prev.. 2005;11(1):12-7."
Trip characteristics of vehicle crashes involving child passengers." Inj. Prev.. 2005;11(4):219-24."
Acute healthcare utilization by children after motor vehicle crashes." Accid Anal Prev. 2004;36(4):507-11."
Assessment of pain after injury in the pediatric patient: child and parent perceptions." J. Pediatr. Surg.. 2004;39(6):979-83; discussion 979-83."
Differential risk of injury to child occupants by SUV size." Annu Proc Assoc Adv Automot Med. 2004;48:87-100."
An evaluation of the effectiveness of forward facing child restraint systems." Accid Anal Prev. 2004;36(4):585-9."
Factors associated with front row seating of children in motor vehicle crashes." Epidemiology. 2004;15(3):345-9."
Incidence and clinical significance of abdominal wall bruising in restrained children involved in motor vehicle crashes." J. Pediatr. Surg.. 2004;39(6):972-5."
Optimal driving conditions are the most common injury conditions for child pedestrians." Pediatr Emerg Care. 2004;20(9):569-73."
Optimal restraint reduces the risk of abdominal injury in children involved in motor vehicle crashes." Ann. Surg.. 2004;239(1):127-31."
Predicting child PTSD: the relationship between acute stress disorder and PTSD in injured children." J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry. 2004;43(4):403-11."
Accuracy of self-reported data for estimating crash severity." Accid Anal Prev. 2003;35(6):833-40."
Belt-positioning booster seats and reduction in risk of injury among children in vehicle crashes." JAMA. 2003;289(21):2835-40."
Differential risk of injury in child occupants by passenger car classification." Annu Proc Assoc Adv Automot Med. 2003;47:329-41."
Effect of vehicle type on the performance of second generation air bags for child occupants." Annu Proc Assoc Adv Automot Med. 2003;47:85-99."
Risk of injury to restrained children from passenger air bags." Traffic Inj Prev. 2003;4(1):58-63."
Screening for risk of persistent posttraumatic stress in injured children and their parents." JAMA. 2003;290(5):643-9."
Shifts in child restraint use according to child weight in the United States from 1999 to 2002." Annu Proc Assoc Adv Automot Med. 2003;47:313-28."
Suboptimal restraint affects the pattern of abdominal injuries in children involved in motor vehicle crashes." J. Pediatr. Surg.. 2003;38(6):919-23."
Assessing head-injury survivors of motor vehicle crashes at discharge from trauma care." Am J Phys Med Rehabil. 2002;81(2):114-22; quiz 123-5, 142."
Barriers to booster seat use and strategies to increase their use." Pediatrics. 2002;110(4):729-36."
Evaluation of a child with pre-existing disabilities after a traumatic event." Pediatr Emerg Care. 2002;18(3):197-9."
Exposure to traffic among urban children injured as pedestrians." Inj. Prev.. 2002;8(3):231-5."


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Santa Barbara Field Guides – Butterflies
Celastrina ladon
Spring Azure
wingspread .8-1.25 in.
Recognition: Blue, females also have black on outer FW; underside is silver-gray to darker gray with small to medium black spots in HW.
Flight period: The adults fly from February to July, and longer depending on sun and water conditions.
Hostplants: The larvae feed on Ceanothus species, dogwoods, California buckeye, and others.
Habitat: The Spring Azure is found in deciduous forests and open areas around them.
Distribution: Thier range is through most of the U.S., into Canada and Alaska. A common butterfly of southern California, it has been found on Santa Cruz and Santa Catalina islands.
Other: The Spring Azure is one of the first butterflies of the spring and is a common site over most of the US. This species also has many subspecies, possibly including several western ones.

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|By Mehere (Mehere) on Thursday, September 25, 2003 - 10:54 pm: Edit
Do you think that my chance of going to Ivy is ver low? Here are my stats.
9th grade ñ math 11 ñ 100.
Social studies 10 ñ 91
Science 9/10 honours ñ 83
French 9 ñ 72
Social Studies honours 9 ñ 68
Electronics 9/10 ñ 72
Physical Education 9- 72
English 9 honours ñ 79
Band 9 ñ 83
10th grade ñ Math 12 honours ñ 95
Physics 11 honours ñ 95
Chemistry 11 honours ñ 97
Info tech 11 honours ñ 94
Social Studies 11 ñ 91
Physical Education 10 ñ 89
English 10/11 honours ñ 84
French 10 ñ 65 =(
11th grade ñ AP Chemistry ñ 99
AP Physicas ñ 98
English Literature 12 honours ñ 94
AP World History ñ 95
CAPP ñ 98
Foods 11 ñ 98
AP Calculus ñ 99
Biology 11 ñ 96
Band 12 ñ 94
Physics 12 ñ 97
Chemistry 12 ñ 97
I got 5s on all of my AP exams. And I have a 1580 SAT 1 and mostly perfects sat 2s.
I also have a great variety of Ecs. Presidents for a few clubs and provincial honours for sports. Some national and provincial distinctions for math and phy contests.
My 9th grade mark wasnít very high because my parents were separated. I will write an essay to explain that.
Iím mainly concerned with my grade 10 french mark, do you think that will precent me from gaining admission?
What are my chances for the ivies?
Thanks a lot!
|By Cmaher (Cmaher) on Thursday, September 25, 2003 - 11:29 pm: Edit
9th grade "marks" are pretty much meaningless..
dont "waste" your essay explaining it, talk about what you learned from your parents seperation, say it was a hard time for you, and THAT IS ALL, do not make all these excuses.
foreign languages are not really important..
variety of EC's.. that isn't so good. do you have any passions, ivy league schools look for passion in one area. they look for well-rounded student bodies, not individual students.
your test scores are amazingly high.. you should try for Caltech and MIT.
|By Mehere (Mehere) on Friday, September 26, 2003 - 12:11 am: Edit
well. i know that 9th grade isn't that important. but however, i had a C in french 10.. -_-. darn.
|By Mehere (Mehere) on Friday, September 26, 2003 - 12:12 am: Edit
yes.. i am in the math and physics contest club. math and science club, my MAIN passion is math and science.. i also volunteer and i am in the make a difference club, which shows that i am caring.
|By Vegangirl (Vegangirl) on Friday, September 26, 2003 - 12:31 am: Edit
This may sound like a really dumb question, but how do you take 11 classes the same year? Wouldn't that make for a veeery long school day? at my school we can take a maximum of eight classes.
|By Mehere (Mehere) on Friday, September 26, 2003 - 01:34 am: Edit
well. AP CHEM 12 and ap PHY 12 counts for 2 classes. and i fogot to include french 11. so its 12 classes.
so what do you think of my chances?
|By Importunate (Importunate) on Saturday, September 27, 2003 - 08:09 pm: Edit
a 65 is a c?
|By Justinfiddler (Justinfiddler) on Saturday, September 27, 2003 - 08:18 pm: Edit
he might live in canada
he probably does
because he says marks
the canadian grading system is weird. 86 is smallest a-.
so 65 is probably a c
|By Cmaher (Cmaher) on Saturday, September 27, 2003 - 08:41 pm: Edit
language classes are unimportant, especially if you apply to engineering/science schools, like CalTech and MIT, who don't even take it into consideration and require 0 years of foreign language
|By Haithman (Haithman) on Saturday, September 27, 2003 - 08:50 pm: Edit
do i have to have 4 years of spanish to get into yale or could i just get by with 3?
|By Mehere (Mehere) on Saturday, September 27, 2003 - 11:56 pm: Edit
yeah. i live in vancouver. 86 is a 73 b 60 c 50 c-
below 50 is f.
|By Mehere (Mehere) on Saturday, September 27, 2003 - 11:59 pm: Edit
darn. how am i gonna explain my french 10 mark and the jump from 65 - 94? well. i dont want them to think im using excuses... do you think its acceptable if i say that i didn't do well because my parents' separation in 9th grade affected my french 9. but french 10 requires French 9 knowledge, so i didn't do as well. During the summer of 10th grade, i had friends over helping me out with French. So i caught up a bit. I hate this explanation. I think the admission officers might think im just giving out excuses... argg... darn.
|By Rubenizm (Rubenizm) on Sunday, September 28, 2003 - 12:04 am: Edit
that's stupid
i guess i'm being too harsh on your system, i mean after all you do live in canada(or state #51)
|By Metalgear52 (Metalgear52) on Sunday, September 28, 2003 - 02:59 pm: Edit
i go to a school in dc where my margin is much smaller than most schools, like 95-100 is A, 90-95 is B, 80-90 is C, and 75-80 is D, and F is below, when i apply will they take that into consideration because i have 1 grade that is an 89 and 3 that are below 95
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When Drew Brees was chosen to grace the cover of Madden NFL 11, there were many who saw it as a sign that the good times ending in New Orleans.
The Madden curse, they said, would doom the Saints and their superstar quarterback, like it had so many before him.
Through five games so far, Brees has not been the superhuman quarterback of previous years, throwing five interceptions as the Saints are struggling with a record of 3-2.
What are the curse's origins? Just how bad off is Brees compared to the rest of it's victims? We'll explain the history of the curse, and rank the 10 worst victims of it since it's beginning.


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HUNTSVILLE, AL -- An overflow crowd of more than 200 people jammed into the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library Sunday afternoon to see their hero.
They didn't come to see a sports figure or to attend a pre-game Super Bowl party. The mostly middle-age to silver-haired crowd wanted to hear someone who makes them laugh and even cry on occasion with her wit, down-home charm and ability to make the most ordinary person come alive in her syndicated columns that run each Sunday in The Huntsville Times.
Rheta Grimsley Johnson, who turned 58 in January, was poetry in motion as she shared stories of her life as a newspaper reporter, columnist and author of four books, including her latest, "Enchanted Evening Barbie and the Second Coming."
"I thought nobody would be here," said Johnson, referring to Sunday night's Super Bowl game scheduled later that afternoon. "This is the book tour's last stop and it's nice to go out on a high note. I have been some places with three people in the audience. I feel so welcome and this is the nicest reception and crowd on the whole tour. I love Huntsville."
Obviously, Huntsville adores Johnson. Many who attended stood in line for 30 minutes before her talk and an hour afterward to buy a book and/or to get an autograph.
"I loved hearing about her personnel life," said Atlanta native Linda Strange, who attended with her husband Ed. "I've never heard her talk about her time at the AJC (Atlanta Journal-Constitution). I enjoyed this one even better than the last time I heard her. She was really speaking from the heart and I absolutely love her."
Johnson gained notoriety as a columnist when she worked for the AJC, being hired a month after longtime humor columnist Lewis Grizzard died. It wasn't an easy act to follow because she admits she is "not funny," although she said she can "get off a good line" on occasion.
Although her column appeared in the same spot as Grizzard, she never tried to be Grizzard, which didn't make her very popular at first.
"I just kept saying, 'If I can make it until Christmas,' " she said with a laugh. "I made it and the letters finally stopped."
She said Christmas has always had a special place in her heart and as of Dec. 23, it became even more special when she married her third husband, Hines Hall.
After the talk, she said she "never thought I would marry again." Her husband, Don Grierson, died suddenly two years ago. She was first married to Jimmy Johnson, creator of the comic strip "Arlo and Janis."
Her new husband, who accompanied her on the tour, spent time greeting his famous wife's new and old friends and fans as they patiently waited to get her autograph. Signing the books was actually a little painful for Johnson, who broke her hand last November.
"I can type, but it's hard to write," said Johnson, who can spin a yarn verbally as well as through the written word.
She explained the title of her latest book, published by NewSouth, to the delight of the crowd that obviously included many Southern Baptists who nodded in agreement with her church-related tales.
"I was raised Southern Baptist and went every time the door was open," said Johnson. "It was my social life. And anyone who is Southern Baptist knows the Second Coming is imminent. You were always surprised after a revival to find yourself eating Fruit Loops with the rest of the world the next morning."
Believing the Rapture could come at any time, as one Christmas approached when she was a young girl, Johnson decided to ask for some divine intervention. She pleaded with God to hold off the Rapture until after she got her Enchanted Evening Barbie - thus the title of the book.
That brought some hearty laughter from the audience, which hung on every word for nearly an hour.
She started the "Barbie" book a few months before her husband died. His death left her grief-stricken and unable to write. It wasn't until her editor called and urged her to start writing again that she got back on track.
"He said I think it would help you if you get back on the book, and he was right," she said.
The words began to pour seemingly "from my fingertips," said Johnson. "It was a strange experience. I wrote closer to the bone. I did write all day or sometimes all night long. I didn't want to re-read it because I was afraid I wouldn't like it."
She is pleased with it, but doesn't plan to depend on it to pay the bills the rest of her life. She is already contemplating a book about Hank Williams in the next year or so.
In the meantime, Johnson will continue writing her columns about people, places and things she finds interesting, such as a man who robbed a Baptist Church, which is her favorite.
"No one was hurt, thankfully, or he could have been facing many counts of armed robbery," said Grimsley, who interviewed him while he was in jail. "But the deacons beat him up and held him down until the police arrived. He told me 'The next time I'll rob an Episcopal Church.' "


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Politics: The Raging Imperfect Storm
Do Black voters suffer cognitive disabilities that render them intellectually ill-equipped to be trusted with a ballot?
The answer to that question begs to be screamed from the constitutional rafters, where there is no "right to vote." And, if posed in mixed company, that answer will be avoided as if it were radioactive. However risky it may be, the answer portends the quiet before a storm that rages on November's horizon, and it will arrive in all but perfect form and, mostly like, smite the country with its first wave of civil unrest since the revolutionary days of H. Rap Brown and Stokely Carmichael of the sixties.
Recently, I received an email from one of my Black MBA Alums, who I refer to as Stu. And, despite our studies of Finance and both Microeconomics and Macroeconomics from renown professors of a just as renown business school, Stu is a die-hard supporter, financially and emotionally, of Barack Obama. Thinking that Stu's newly minted MBA had armed him with perspectives that provided for a more analytical assessment of Obama and his failing performance, I had not sized him up as one so willing to queue up with the beauty shop and pool hall Blacks who thought Obama's skin color, itself, sufficed in gaining their votes. Stu seemed blind to the discontinuities between Obama's performance and the lessons imparted to us over the long hours of advanced study, term papers, and just common sense. Like so many Liberals, he had taken a position, and that position was based not on fact-based realities, but merely on his preferential biases. But, Stu's disappointing cognitive dissonance was the least of my concerns. What most concerned me was a voice of rage for the White man…the conservative White man, in particular, as well as for Blacks not subscribing to his political sentiments.
"History will prove me right," Stu began his rant. "You're on the wrong side of history, my friend. Luckily, the change agents are going to take this country back to its previous glory. We're going to make the future better for your generation and the youth of the country--whether the republiKKKan extremists like it or not. Change is upon you, man. The conservative right had control of this country and squandered our freedoms, bastardized our power and abused the citizens that government is supposed to protect. Obama is putting order back into a broken, reckless system."
And he didn't stop with that. "See Milt," he went on, arrogantly, "your [sic] a propaganda puppet in a party that doesn't give two sh-ts about you or anybody that looks like you-with the exception of their household help. And in another five years, they'll trade in their faithful black help for a trendy, brown, Latino replacement. And all the assimilationist, lap dog, negroes that peddle their conservative tripe will be old news."
Being Black, myself…or a propaganda puppet, as Stu puts it, this rant speaks to me in ways that might eluded someone who is less familiar with Stu's ulterior tonalities. It tells me that the majority of Blacks have become unreachably arrogant, resistant, and racist. Their decades of entitled victimhood, political correctness, and White guilt have bequeathed the country with a race that has become as intolerant as those they once held in contempt for such. And it is their presumed entitled victimhood that continues to hold Obama in pure adoration and deserving of a second term, despite it having not been earned or what it portends to foment for the country.
Blacks like Stu feel further entitled to their rage, even though Blacks in their early 30's and younger really have never experienced the racism they, now, project. And, if November 6 swings away from Obama and carry Romney into the White House, this country likely will receive the brunt of Black racism, as Blacks take to the street to strike a blow for the man turned out of the Oval Office by those who did not let their alleged racism prevent voting him in. I'm not sure I understand that, but I'm certain that Stu does.
America, be forewarned!! Stu comes with political kinsmen.
Milt Thomas is an executive consultant and author of BLACK, DUMB and BAREFOOT...AND KNOCKED UP BY THE DEMOCRATS. He also blogs at: http://myouthouse.net/


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Sarah Palin Gets It Right On The Syrian Civil War: "Let Allah Sort it Out"
While the U.S. should be generally supportive of freedom fighters and undercut enemies of America like Bashar al-Assad, it's worth noting that we haven't had such a wonderful record of picking winners in these conflicts.
Are the Islamo-fascists who are converting that country to an Islamic dictatorship better than Mubarak? That's debatable at best.
How about the terrorist-friendly, Islamo-wackos who replaced Gadaffi in Libya? Are they a step up? Again, that's debatable at best.
Now, Obama wants to ally with pro-Al-Qaeda rebels in Syria to take out Bashar al-Assad. Would they be an improvement over Assad? That's really hard to say, although at a minimum, anybody allied with Al-Qaede shouldn't be someone we'd even consider helping.
Former GOP vice presidential candidate and Alaska governor Sarah Palin told a Washington audience Saturday that the U.S. should not get involved in the Syrian civil war.
Palin argued that the U.S. should not intervene in any Middle East conflict as long as President Obama remains in office.
"Until we have a commander in chief who knows what he is doing….let Allah sort it out!" she told the Faith and Freedom Coalition.
The statement shows how far Palin has drifted from former running mate Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), who is the chief Senate proponent of U.S. military action to help the Syrian rebels.
This week, the White House announced it had concluded that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad had used chemical weapons against the rebels, thereby crossing a "red line." Obama has now decided to arm select elements of the Syrian rebellion.
Is Barack Obama about to hand Syria to Al-Qaeda? Maybe. That should make us very, very cautious about getting involved, but is anyone in the Obama Administration smart enough to realize that?
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Score Breakdown based on
65 Reviews
5 on October 31, 2014
Beautiful Bed and Breakfast. Lynn was very helpful and attentive. She made special accommodation for our group to play Dominos. The food was delicious and the servers very friendly. The rooms and bathrooms were very clean and well supplied.
4.6 on July 14, 2014
Our first Bed and Breakfast and boys did we pick a good one. We stayed four days and had a most wonderful time. The beauty of this place is something you will remember for a long time. The staff members are ready to help in any way they can and the breakfast is as fine as any high class restaurant around. We were really impressed with Jody and his wife. Jody helped us with our bags and his lovely wife is the Chef behind all the good breakfast experiences we cherished so much. Can't wait to go back again and again to this little Haven hidden in the hills of Tennessee for the peaceful times it offers to each of it's visitors.
4.8 on June 26, 2014
I just returned from Gatlinburg for our 2nd Anniversary and I miss it already. This is the best place to fall in love with your spouse all over again. Eight Gables offers a quiet and relaxing retreat for couples. This place allows you to remember all the little things that your spouse does to cause you to love him or her more. I love it! I can't wait to get back!! S & R June 2014
5 on May 22, 2014
We just spend 4 days at the Eight Gables. All I can say is... Wow! The staff is super friendly and so willing to make our stay even more special. The breakfast was a gourmet treat. Rooms were clean and beds were like a pillow. Dreamy. Location is right between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge and just a few minutes from the Smokies. Perfect in every way. Teri
5 on November 24, 2013
This was our third stay at Eight Gables. The first two times was for a peaceful retreat for my husband and I but this time we invited my 4 sisters and their husbands and my mother. Everyone absolutely loved their rooms, the breakfasts, the common areas and the porch. We utilized it all! The service was great, especially Bobby, who went out of his way to make sure that we had everything we could want and that we were comfortable. We are certain to return for a 4th time next year.
5 on November 22, 2013
Fantastic bed & breakfast. Very comfortable rooms, nice sitting area with fireplace downstairs, and well prepared breakfasts each morning. Highly recommended. We stayed for more than a week.
5 on July 22, 2013
The Magnolia Room was wonderful; large and nicely furnished. Breakfast was excellent and we enjoyed the lovely dining room. Service was friendly and the food was hearty each morning. Location of the Inn was great with the convenience of the Trolley and the Visitors Center nearby. The evening desserts were welcome surprises.
5 on May 09, 2013
We had such a wonderful time thanks to Guy and Lee. Not only was the grounds and Inn beautiful but the staff was on top of everything. We renewed our vows after 20yrs of marriage and not one thing was left undone. They made everything so special. I have been to Gatlinburg a lot over the past 20yrs and I wish I could have found his place along time ago. Every thing was great from the food to the room and the staff. Take my word this place had everything you need to have a week or a weekend of joy.
5 on April 26, 2013
We had the most relaxing time. The rooms were great. We had the best breakfast both mornings. We spent most of our time swing on the porch listening to the waterfall. We had a great time and would recommend the inn to everyone.
5 on March 27, 2013
This place is amazing! Guy and the rest of the staff made us feel like family. This is a perfect place to get away for an anniversary. So worth the price. The Vinsons
5 on March 25, 2013
This is the best B&B ever! And I have stayed at several. This is my third year in a row staying here and I will definitely come back again. Lee and Guy are wonderful innkeepers who are very helpful, conscientious and pay close attention to my personal needs. The breakfasts are always fabulous. As a single woman traveling alone, I felt very safe without being smothered. I was able to rest, relax and even spend a day out. My room was very roomy, clean, comfortable and felt like home. I also slept like a baby every night. Next time I will stay longer than three nights. Had it not been for the forecasted snow storm in my home town, I would have stayed an extra night this time.
5 on February 25, 2013
We were two coupes visiting Gatlinburg for the first time. We could not have found a better place to stay.Located just outside Gatlinburg the Inn is in the country but on the trolly line. Our rooms were spacious, clean and quiet. We had great wifi,television with good cable variety, and every night had a decadent dessert waiting for our return-i.e. coconut cake-pecan pie and lemon cake. Breakfast was equally delicious with a different variety every morning. We always had muffins , eggs ,and fruit along with a meat: bacon,or sausage or pork chops. We then had either an egg and cheese croissant , blueberry muffins or raison bread french toast.The hot chocolate was great and coffee ,tea and hot chocolate were available 24 hours. So was the candy table which had a wide variety of candies.The best part of the experience was not the food or comfortable beds but the attentiveness of the Innkeepers, Guy and Lee. Lee was our cook and also performed marriages. Great combination. Guy provided most of the art at the Inn, sings , has traveled extensively and has a wonderful sense of humor. The two of them made our stay outstanding. We travel quite a bit and usually stay at bed and breakfasts. The Eight Gables and Pax House in Dingle, Ireland are our two favorite. Both share great hosts , good food , interesting locations and comfortable amenities Truly a wonderful example of southern hospitality. We will be back. Marc , Viv , Lisbeth and Jay
5 on December 31, 2012
This was our first destination Christmas. Guy and Lee took great care to see that we had a Merry Christmas and we did. The Inn was beautifully decorated for the holidays. The breakfasts were delicious. The rooms were quiet and comfortable. Conveniently located to the main attractions but set in a tranquil area. The Inn's common area was inviting. We spent a great deal of time there playing games and enjoying our time together. Thanks. I recommend Eight Gables to anyone planning a trip to the Gatlinburg area.
5 on October 17, 2012
I cannot say enough about the Eight Gables Inn, their Inn Keepers Guy and Lee and the entire staff were outstanding. The Inn was impeccable from the rooms to service, food,cleanliness and an unbelievable value. Guy and Lee will exceed your expectations in every way. We enjoyed it so much that we actually cancelled our reservations to another hotel that was closer to the airport on our last nite in Tenn. and went back to the Inn. I came home and told family and friends they have to visit Tenn. and stay at the Inn. There is other place I would stay.
5 on October 07, 2012
My husband and I stay frequently at B&B's and this one ranks over the top. Great location between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, this inn met all our expectations. Breakfast was served so elegant at individual tables and delightful dessert was waiting in our rooms each night. I especially loved the swings and rockers on the porch with the sound of the nearby waterfall. The rooms are beautiful, spacious. In an effort to keep the good memories lingering, the wallpaper on our laptop is a picture we took of Eight Gables Inn. We will definitely be back!
5 on October 04, 2012
We recently spent three nights at Eight Gables and it is the best bed and breakfast experience that we have ever had. We were traveling with another couple and were amazed at the individual attention that we received. Thanks Guy. The rooms were very clean and well taken care of by the very friendly staff. Our walk around the grounds was also very pleasant and relaxing. Each night there was a special treat on the bed and I must say that the pecan pie was the best. There is so much to see and do in the area and we really enjoyed the entire trip. If you are ever in this area this is the place to stay.
4.8 on September 12, 2012
The service was impeccable . Delicious breakfasts each day and desserts at night were awating us in the room . Very relaxing and much appreciated the attention we received. Conversations with the innkeepers were enjoyable. Value was great for the service and atmosphere and relaxation we received. We will recommend this to others.
5 on September 12, 2012
We had never stayed in a B&B before. It was recommended that we try one. Eight Gables Inn is a fantastic place. The rooms were great and the breakfasts were absolutely fantastic. We met both Lee and Guy and they were very friendly with us and showed us around. The deserts they brought every evening were unbelievably delicious and were thoroughly enjoyed. My wife and I are now converted and will try other B&Bs too but may try to get back to this one several more times.
5 on September 10, 2012
My husband surprised me by taking me to stay at The eight Gables Inn for our 1st wedding Anniversary. The minute we pulled up I was enchanted with its warmth and welcoming charm. Everyone was so friendly and very accommodating. The room was beautiful. They spared no attention to detail. Dessert was brought to our room in the eve. Nice thick robes were provided. A anniversary sign was placed on our door with a beautiful cake in our room. My husband also requested roses and rose petals on the bed which I was surprised by, complete with candles. The owner/manager went out of his way talk with us and make our stay perfect. Breakfast was delicious served in the dining area with fireplaces and white linen tables. I felt pampered. We absolutely loved our stay and will definitely be going back!!!!
5 on August 27, 2012
Eight Gables is a wonderful and relaxing retreat! It is so beautiful, charming and peaceful. We took some time to go see some of the beautiful scenery and waterfalls....but we could just as easily relaxed with a good book on the covered porch and lounged in the hammock! We stayed three nights. Breakfast was so wonderful each morning. We can not remember such a revitalizing vacation! Thanks guys for such a wonderful time!! We have gone places before where the picture on line looked incredible....but the reality was no where near. Not the case with Eight Gables.....you will not be disappointed! We will go back!!
5 on August 02, 2012
8 Gables offers enough amenities and calm, soothing atmosphere to be the destination point without ever going to one of the great nearby towns.. Our room had a private entrance, was large enough to be used as sitting, reading room, had a balcony and jacuzzi tub. The premisises offer many swings and chairs for outdoor sitting and Gus and Lee have thought of everything to make the stay pleasant and relaxing: from having beverages and mints always available to the evening dessert brought to the room, the fantastic breakfasts--they definitely have the perfect B&B attitude for pampering guests.
5 on August 01, 2012
We stayed for 3 nights at Eight Gables and we absolutely loved it! The breakfast was awesome every morning,, we ate there 3 mornings and never had the same thing twice :) We stayed in the Garden Inn behind the main house,the garden is so beautiful! Everyone was so friendly and helpful- My cousin and his wife stayed in the resort across the street and they were so jealous when they came and saw where we were staying :) I would definitely recommend this B&B!
5 on July 30, 2012
My husband and I had a wonderful time at Eight Gables. It was the perfect start to our new life together. A big "thank you" to Guy and Lee for all of your help in making it a memorable wedding trip!
5 on July 29, 2012
We HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend for EVERYONE to visit and stay at your INN!! It is exactly how you portray it! It was like staying at a place that we see on Christmas cards!! We thoroughly enjoyed staying there and plan on returning at another time! It was BEAUTIFUL! The staff were also wonderful and the service was outstanding! The food was awesome! Thank you for making our stay there during our wedding and honeymoon a time we will always remember and cherish!
5 on June 19, 2012
Tammi and I can't say enough wonderful things about Eight Gables Inn. You all made our wedding a wonderful experience. Everyone on staff was very friendly, warming and genuine. We can not wait to come back there to celebrate our anniversary. I have and will continue to recommend you all to anyone that wants a very relaxing, make you feel at home, place to stay in Gatlinburg. While it is a great place for a small intimate wedding, I would still recommend this place for anyone just wanting to spend time relaxing and enjoying all of God's creations.
5 on June 04, 2012
Best romantic vacation......Eight Gables is so beautiful and the rooms are amazing. The staff is so wonderful! Guy absolutely helped make our stay a dream! Breakfast was amazing every day and anything we wanted was right at our finger tips....We will for sure return! Thanks so much! Bryan & Stacey
5 on May 30, 2012
My husband and I recently stayed at Eight Gables to celebrate our 2nd wedding anniversary. Chose the Inn based on great reviews found online. They weren't lying! Everything about Eight Gables is wonderful! We stayed in the Grand Orchid Suite. Bed was so comfortable, the sectional made for a wonderfully lazy evening watching movies, and the jacuzzi tub is huge! Guy and Lee are so kind and thoughtful. Desserts and breakfast were delish! The grounds are lovely, the kitties are sweet, and sitting on the front porch is so relaxing. We splurged on the couples' massage and enjoyed it very much. We can't wait to go back and have already started recommending it to others.
5 on April 27, 2012
This was family get together of a brother and three sisters and their spouses. From the time we drove up to the this beautiful home nestled in the mountains with a water falls greeting you, we were in love with the whole experience. Guy and Lee were such wonderful hosts, making you feel like one of the family. The rooms were so comfortable and well appointed. Their artwork is outstanding!! Food plentiful and delicious. We especially enjoyed the variety of coffee's, tea's that were available at all times. The evening desserts were to die for. We loved this place so much that all eight of us made reservations for the same time next year. What a wonderful and outstanding Bed & Breakfast.
5 on April 24, 2012
My new husband and i chose eight gables for our wedding and honeymoon, and could not have been more pleased! Our only complaint is that we couldn't stay longer! No detail was overlooked... everything was perfect. Our room was immaculate and romantic, and the landscape of the inn was breathtaking. Guy, Lee, and the entire staff were courteous and accommodating, and made us feel like they were only there for us. I recommend eight gables to anyone looking for a home away from home, i wish we could just move in!
5 on April 20, 2012
The inn is just at the outskirts of Gatlinburg on the parkway to Pigeon Forge. It is across from the visitor center with a trolley stop within walking distance. The rooms are very nice and much larger than many B & B's we have stayed. The food is very good and the turn down treat is not just a mint on your pillow but a real dessert. We had coconut cake, chocolate cherry cake, and pecan pie for the eveningings we were there. The grounds are beautify and make you feel like home. Complimentary soft drinks, tea, coffee, water and lattes are available round the clock. the breakfast is very filling and varied. You will typically have some type of homade bread, a fruit dish, bacon or sausage, waffle or pancakes, some form of eggs or souffle, and of course juice, coffee or tea. As good as all this is what really stands out is the service that Guy, Lee and their staff provide. I guarrantte you won't be disappointed. DBW Clinton, MS
5 on April 15, 2012
We came to Eight Gables Inn after caring for elderly, ill parents for eight weeks. We hadn't had a vacation in three years and were exhausted, and this inn was such a gift to us. We rested in the midst of beauty and pampering, and our experience will stay with us for years to come. It would be a dream come true to go back again someday. We highly recommend Eight Gables Inn to anyone who wants a REAL vacation. Paul and Pam
5 on April 13, 2012
My wife and I decided to take a last minute vacation to Gatlinburg and we found Eight Gables online. The place was amazing and the staff was great. The room was very comfortable, especially the jacuzzi tub. I arranged for the romance package and it was perfect. The breakfasts were delicious. I recommend this B&B to anyone that is looking for a romantic, relaxing getaway.
5 on March 22, 2012
Our stay in Gatlinburg's "Eight Gables Inn" was very enjoyable....exactly what we were seeking to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary and to escape the stress of our jobs and family responsibilities. Our spacious Mountain Laurel Suite included a lovely screened porch from which we could listen to the splashing of a nearby waterfall while we savored every bite of the delicious homemade desserts provided each evening. We also enjoyed the fabulous oversized jacuzzi tub and feather-topped, king bed. What made our stay most memorable was the warm hospitality of the innkeepers, Lee Bennett and Guy Jacobs, and the rest of their staff, as they served us scrumptious, two-course breakfasts each morning in the beautifully decorated atrium dining room. Our stay at the "Eight Gables Inn" was an incredible experience and one that we hope to repeat in the not-so-distant future.
4.0 on March 15, 2012
My wife and I came up here to celebrate our twenty first wedding anniversary.Picked Eight Cables because of the excellent reviews and we were not disappointed. Guy and his staff were very accommodating. We would recommend this B&B.
5 on January 31, 2012
This is one of the nicest B&B's we have stayed in. We will be sure to visit again as well as tell all of our friends about this wonderful B&B!!
5 on October 13, 2011
We stayed at the Eight Gables Inn back in July and stayed in a Garden Suite. A friend was traveling with us and was in the room next to ours. It was so peaceful in the garden area. We loved sitting on the swing on the front porch each evening. The rooms are so luxurious. Guy & Lee were great as was all the help. We loved our breakfast each morning and looked forward to a dessert each night. The Inn is convenient to both Gatlinburg & Pigeon Forge. When we return to the area, I know where I will be staying. The Eight Gables Inn really shows what Southern Hospitality is all about.
4.4 on September 16, 2011
This was our first stay at this inn and it will not be our last. The accomodations were outstanding and the breakfasts were fit for a queen!! We needed some down time and this was just what the Dr. ordered. P & K Indianapolis, Indiana
5 on August 06, 2011
Don't hesitate this is the perfect place to stay. The owners and staff care for their guests and go above and beyond to make sure your stay is pleasant and you are happy. We enjoyed our stay and look forward to returning again.
5 on August 04, 2011
My fiance and I were scheduled for a two day visit and ended up with three and would have stayed longer if it was not for having to meet the inlaws. When we arrived our jaws droped, it was even nicer than the web page. Judy met us at the door and gave us a tour before taking us to our room - and what a room. We stayed in Wisteria a newly remodeled room. It was spotless and very plush. Jaccuzzi, fireplace, big-big TV and great stuff like bathrobes and slippers. They left dessert in our room each night, one night we had our own individual pineapple upside down cake for two - excellent. The breakfasts were superior and we are now thinking about changing our honeymoon from the beach to Gatlinburg. Great people, great service. We will ne back!
4.0 on July 31, 2011
The Eight Gables Inn in Gatlinburg, TN was our first experience with a B&B. We hit the jackpot the first try! Eight Gables Inn was absolutely beautiful with lovely and extensive landscaping. The rooms were very modern and very well decorated. The service at the Inn is outstanding and the breakfast was a delight in the serene and lovely dining area. No matter where you were at the Inn, the views were beautiful. We will definately go out of our way to stay there again. Rich and Judy Bel Air, MD
4.8 on June 30, 2011
Was more than pleased. Only 1 mile to Gatlinburg. Handy to Gatlinburg bypass to park and hiking. Pleasant personnel. Breakfasts were great.
4.6 on June 10, 2011
This inn is the most inviting inn we have visited in a long time. Guy and Lee went out of the way to make sure you are well taken care of. They have the most pleasant staff waiting on you. The inn was gorgeous and the nightly dessert treats were so personable. Thanks for a wonderful time. We will defintiely return. Kannapolis, NC
5 on June 05, 2011
My wife and I have traveled around the U.S. and to a few countries beyond and this is absolutely one of the best places we have stayed. I'll cover each category: Rooms: We were blown away at how nice these rooms were. In our opinion, the rooms are nicer than The Greenbrier Hotel (and that is coming from two people born and raised in WV). The difference is the rooms do not have that gaudy decor some people seem to like. The rooms are VERY nice and cozy, not to mention CLEAN. Service: As good or better than anywhere we have stayed. Value: Nothing to say here. Compare it to $600-700/night places we have stayed elsewhere. Granted, we are not golfers or shoppers, but the price is unbelievable for the quality. Cleanliness: We have NEVER seen a place this well kept. The grounds are impeccable and extremely clean. We only wish we could keep our own home this clean!! Dining: The breakfast meals were unbelievable. Fresh fruit and fresh juice, eggs, pancakes, sausage, bacon...not all at once but the breakfasts are more than enough!! --Troy & Tammi (Louisville, KY)
4.8 on May 25, 2011
We've stayed there 9 out of the last 10 years. Our visit in May 2011 was by far the best we've had. New innkeepers have improved on an already great B&B. The service was personal and left no stone unturned. The room (we stayed in Tea For Two) was very clean and the king size bed was the best I've ever slept in. The breakfasts were excellent with plenty to eat. The evening deserts were to die for. Already making plans to go back again. You won't be disappointed. The best value for the money in the area.
5 on August 18, 2010
There are not enough superlatives to describe our experience here. The review title says it all!
4.2 on July 08, 2010
The food was wonderful and personalized service was outstanding. The bed was so comfortable! The location was private, yet at the same time, was minutes away from all activities in the area.
5 on April 03, 2009
We have stayed at the Eight Gables Inn seven or eight times over the past three years. We have used the Inn as both a destination site for the Gatlinburg area and a stopover while going to and from the Carolinas. Eight Gables meets (actually exceeds) the criteria of the 5C's for a great B & B. The comfort is outstanding. The beds are extremely comfortable and the amenities are excellent. The second C (cleanliness) is immediately apparent -- undoubtedly one of the cleanest B & B's ever !! The third C (convenience) is just that --- just off the road enough for privacy and away from road noise -- but close enough to all attractions without wasting time traveling --- plus the road just off the parking area allows for a very vigorous walk/run up the hill to a beautiful overlook. The fourth C (courtesy) is that you are treated as a family member with "true" Southern hospitality that is absolutely genuine. The last C (cooking) is that the menu is incredible. Breakfast at the Eight Gables is a culinary treat -- a terrific way to start the day. All in all --- an outstanding Inn !!!
4.8 on April 01, 2009
Last May my husband and I decided we needed and deserved a little mountain get-a-way. After all, 3 days a week we help take care of three precious granddaughters while our daughter, an RN, works. It seemed we needed time just for US. He wanted to go once again camping & hiking. I, on the other hand, was ok with the hiking but not the tent and sleeping on the ground. We compromised. He got his wish - hiking - and I got mine - a stay at a B&B in Gatlinburg, where we spent our honeymoon 39 years ago. During an Internet search, we picked EIGHT GABLES INN. We were very pleased when we arrived on the property. The architecture reminded us of an Inn from a time long past. It had a beautifully manicured, yet very welcoming look. And the landscape buffer around the grounds gave us the feeling of complete privacy. Then, from the friendly greeting at the front door, our beautiful room, and the open snack bar and wonderful desserts, we knew we had made the right choice. Later in the evening, chatting on the cozy front porch with other guests, we learned they were returning visitors and we had to agree we would be also. In the morning, the Eggs Benedict were cooked to perfection. An assortment of accompanying breakfast offerings rounded out a great meal to start our day.
5 on February 22, 2009
My wife and I have just visited the Eight Gables Bed and Breakfast Inn for the sixth time in less than two years. We had visited the Gatlinburg and Smoky Mountains area for over 20 years but just happen to stumble upon this beautiful inn in 2007. The location is peaceful, the staff sincere and friendly, the breakfasts are a smorgasboard of tasty delights each day and the rooms are spacious and comfortable from the showers to the bed. I would highly recommend visiting this inn anytime of the year. The rooms are priced more than reasonably and the staff make you feel like a family member. We will continue to come back to Eight Gables because we have been to other Bed and Breakfast inns around the U.S. and none can compare to the overall experince with them. The Powers Family from Nashville
5 on February 21, 2009
The food was great. The beds were even better this place is hard to leave even when you are there to shop or see the sites you just wanna sit in the room and lay on the bed. The people are great they would bend over backwards to help you or to make your stay easier.
4.8 on February 02, 2009
We absolutely LOVED our stay at the Eight Gables Inn located in Gatlinburg, TN. It was our last stop in a 20 day cross country road trip and we were hoping for something extra special to finish off our "trip of a lifetime". Eight Gables Inn greatly exceeded our expectations. We were lucky enough to get the "owner's suite". What a lovely suite with a beautiful four poster bed, gas log fireplace in the sitting area, a dining area where nightly desserts "showed up" for our evening pleasure, a great whirlpool tub, even a walk in closet and our own private back porch with rocking chairs overlooking the back gardens. We enjoyed wonderful breakfasts every morning and the cook would even fix us whatever we wanted if we didn't care for the breakfast du jour. The staff (especially the cook) was very helpful with sightseeing ideas which led us to places we wouldn't have found on our own. We so enjoyed our stay at the Eight Gables Inn that we extended it by an extra day so we could relax and be pampered in their wonderful Inn a little bit longer! We would love to go back there next time we are near Gatlinburg.
4.4 on February 01, 2009
The Eight Gables is a gem, a treasure amidst the hustle and bustle of the Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge area. It was such a peaceful setting to be so close to all the action of the nearby towns. The service and food were excellent and convenient and it was very clean and comfortable. My husband and I spent a lovely weekend there just before the birth of our first child and will always treasure our memories of our last romantic rendezvous before life with children began. We highly recommend it and plan to go back sometime.
5 on January 05, 2009
We visit each year and absolutely love the house, staff, atmosphere, and grounds. It is especially beautiful during the winter all nestled in the woods. Breakfasts are incredible!! We always had dessert waiting for us with our turn-down service. They are so accommodating and service-driven. Can you tell I absolutely love this place! Pam Davis
5 on January 04, 2009
When we arrived at the Eight Gables Inn, we were a bit late getting in. That did not matter, because awaiting us in our room was a delicious homemade dessert and downstairs were many wonderful beverage choices that made us very comfortable. We were so cozy and we slept so well! In the morning, breakfast and beverages were filling the air with their fragrance. The staff made it so easy on us with pretty much anticipating our needs that we didn't want to leave. The beautiful thing about Eight Gables is that every aspect is so pleasant that you feel pampered and spoiled. The staff are so sweet and ready to serve with a smile. We love it there and we will return many times throughout our lives. This Inn is a "keeper" that we recommend to anyone looking for a great place to stay, relax, and enjoy - much like a safe haven away from home!
5 on July 21, 2008
Our first time at a B&B and it was the best experience. The staff was friendly and the food was amazing. We can't wait to go back to Eight Gables.
4.0 on July 18, 2008
Excellent location, great service
5 on July 14, 2008
Like stepping back in time; the Eight Gables Inn was charming, serene, warm and inviting. Would definitely go back!
5 on June 30, 2008
Our stay was wonderful and the staff treated us like old friends. The food was excellent and we never wanted for anything. Located off the parkway between Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg the Inn was situated in a lovely wooded area, away from the crowds. We are definitely headed back this Fall.
3.8 on June 19, 2008
Lovely inn, lovely room, serene environment, very nice breakfast. Staff was friendly and thoughtful. Too bad about the cats; could not sit on the wonderful porch for the odor. Use Tilex on grout.
5 on June 13, 2008
First Visit......WOW! Second Visit.......Just like visiting family Third Visit.......Family reunion all over again!! Wonderful place to stay. Greeted with hugs and smiles. Made to feel very special. The Powers
5 on June 13, 2008
excellent. the staff was friendly and very accommodating and the inn environment was relaxing, beautiful and everything we wanted
3.8 on June 13, 2008
no complaints here
5 on June 03, 2008
Superb! Excellent service!
3.8 on June 02, 2008
What a wonderful piece of the TN moutains! Wonderful room, great location! Excellent hospitality!
4.8 on April 05, 2008
My husband made the reservations and I was so pleased! What a beautiful setting, lovely rooms and the staff was so very nice. Our breakfast was wonderful each morning, tea in the afternoon and the desserts in the evening...Wow! We will be planning a return trip in the fall. If you have never stayed in a small Inn you should come to the Eight Gables, you will never want to stay in a large noisy hotel/motel again. This is a little slice of heaven in the smokies.


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3 Granny Smith apples
3 Rome Apples
3 Macintosh apples, or 3 different apples of varying sweetness/tartness, as preferred, pared, cored, and thinly sliced to yield 9 cups apples
2/3 cup brown sugar
1/8 teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons cornstarch
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon nutmeg
1/8 teaspoon allspice
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon walnut liqueur, Croatian or other
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
1/2 cup dried cranberries
2 tablespoons butter
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3 tablespoons granulated sugar
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon nutmeg
1/8 teaspoon allspice
Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
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Hey, thanks a lot, OEJ! I'm thrilled so many people on Uncyclopedia liked OCRD so much, and having it featured blew me away. But, remember, you have a hand in all of this, too: you were the first person to review my article, and as such likely the first one to take a really good look at it, and you also contributed those marvellous bits about grocery shopping and gangsta doctor visits. As such, you deserve to be praised for your contributions, too. Thanks again for everything you've done; without that first Pee Review, I highly doubt that OCRD would even be a known article, let alone featured. -- CUN PLS VFH (Miniluv•Minitrue•Unsoc) 02:39, 21 June 2007 (UTC)
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I'm writing to see if you'd be at all interested in judging for the upcoming Poo Lit Surprise competition? If you're planning on writing anything, go right ahead and do that, you certainly have the talent, but if you want to assist in the judging, that would be greatly appreciated. Hit me up on my talk page if you're open to the idea.Sir ENeGMA (talk) GUN WotM PLS 22:23, 23 June 2007 (UTC)
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LANCASTER -- Fully aware his side needed a hoop in the worst way -- and some sort of momentum -- didn't hesitate after setting his feet and sizing up the rim from some 20-plus feet away.
Several dramatic moments later, with his club still in arrears yet gaining noticeable traction, the Cedar Crest senior was even farther away from the basket when he took a quick look at the iron and fired.
And while Klopp's critical treys late in the fourth quarter didn't propel Tom Smith's Falcons back in front, they triggered the timely comeback that led to a 53-49 victory over Lancaster Catholic in the quarterfinals of the Lancaster-Lebanon League tournament Monday night.
Klopp finished with 22 points -- including 15 from beyond the arc -- as the Falcons (15-8) secured a berth in Wednesday night's semifinal-round game at Hempfield and a date with Section 2 champ Elizabethtown.
Clay Penchard added 16 points and Andrew Eudy popped a double-double (12 points, 10 boards) for Crest, which was making its first appearance in the L-L playoffs since the Steve Kuhn Era ended back in 1976.
Erik Goldbach, Evan Purvis and Omar Lopez chalked up 11 points apiece for Catholic (16-7), which was hoping to make a return trip to the L-L title game. Instead, Joe Klazas' feisty Crusaders will prepare for next week's District 3-AAA tournament and a visit from Milton Hershey.
On this night, the Falcons were the ones moving forward.
And when Goldbach turned a slick Randolph Speller pass into a finish at the hoop with 4:04 to go, a hepped-up Catholic bunch sported a 45-40 lead and seemed poised to pull away to yet another postseason triumph.
"I think the pressure and the crowd got to us at the end," Klopp surmised. "But we finally overcame that, so."
Sure did.
Deep dart No. 1 arrived seconds after Goldbach's deuce, a Penchard skip pass finding the 5-9 senior on the left wing and giving him enough time to get his feet in place and take a lengthy look at the rim.
Several moments later, after Lopez knocked down a mid-range jumper, deep dart No. 2 tumbled through the net from the right wing after a good pass from freshman defensive specialist found Klopp in another good spot.
"There's a couple steps [behind the arc]," admitted Klopp, when asked about his shooting depth. "This summer, I was practicing a lot. On my range, using my legs more. I'm more of an arm shooter, I don't really jump ..."
Deeper look or not, it went down.
Both of them did.
"They hit some big shots," Klazas said. "We knew he was a shooter and we defended it well, but when you got a guy lighting it up from five feet behind the line, that makes a difference."
"Killian, you can't say enough about the kid," Smith said. "He makes big shots and boy, did we need them tonight."
"We were definitely on our heels there," Klopp said. "I just wanted to get the crowd to settle down and then I tried to get that shot and it quieted down -- and then I got my team settled. And then we made a push."
Still, despite Klopp flashing the clutch gene on back-to-back trips, the Falcons hadn't overtaken Klazas' Crusaders. And when Speller splashed a pair of free throws at the 2:48 mark, Catholic's lead was three (49-46).
Re-enter the 6-1 Penchard, an energetic senior with the ability to take defenders off the bounce. Penchard promptly dropped a floater and a slick runner on consecutive looks to pop the Falcons in front.
"Clay's made a living in there," Smith said. "It doesn't matter who's guarding him, he's made a living in there. Absolutely opened up a little bit and he made some key buckets down the stretch. My two seniors, all year long, have just made big play after big play after big play and tonight was no different."
"Me and Clay are complete opposites," Klopp said. "But we go hand in hand. He's the driver, the slasher and I'm the shooter. Once he starts going, he can find me and I get going, we can get there."
While the Crusaders had several chances to regain the lead -- yet could not -- Klopp knocked down three of four free throws to close things out.
And move the Falcons forward.
Surprisingly calm and collected when the zebras finally tossed the ball up -- maybe on the outside, but not deep down in their bellies -- Smith's Falcons opened the game by knocking down seven of their first nine shots.
Penchard and Eudy were a combined 5-for-5 from the floor, while Klopp and Seth Daubert each checked in with early 3-balls.
"I personally don't get nervous, but definitely I felt some jitters before this game," admitted Klopp, who was 7-for-14 from the floor, 5-for-10 from beyond the 3-point arc. "As soon as tip-off went off and we started getting some offensive and defensive possessions, we all settled down."
"This was a goal for them all year, obviously," Smith said. "Our seniors finally got here, we talked about it a little bit. This group's cool and calm and they embraced this, they wanted this. And I think they came out strong."
"They did well," Klazas said. "They shot a high percentage early. They executed really well and they forced us to take some quick shots.
"We're fairly inexperienced playoff-wise with this group that we have, but I thought they handled it better than we did."
Yet while Crest wound up shooting 61 percent from the floor before the halftime break, Catholic's exhausting defensive efforts forced 15 turnovers and kept Klazas' club afloat and within range at 27-21.
So did a 10-for-14 effort at the stripe.
Unable to get the slippery Goldbach (7 first-half points) really going -- Horn, despite two first-half fouls, locked him down effectively -- Klazas' outfit needed offense to come from somewhere.
Eudy also was effective defensively, blocking six shots.
"Early in the game, he was a little bit of an intimidating factor," Klazas admitted. "We talked about that at halftime, too. We said, 'We gotta go at them.' While getting to the foul line kept us in the first half, it did put a little intimidation into us with the blocks that he did have.
"We just had to continue to be aggressive and try to draw contact and get to that foul line, but yeah he was beneficial to them."
Purvis banked five points in the third quarter as the Crusaders pulled to within three (38-35). Lopez then picked it up, pulling the 6-5 Eudy away from the hoop and using his quicks and feints to slip to the hoop.
That's when he wasn't knocking down mid-range jumpers.
Eventually, Klazas' group owned a five-point lead (45-40) with 4:04 to go -- and momentum. Once Klopp knocked down one trey and then the other, Crest began to regain control of a game that appeared to be slipping away.
When Penchard stepped into the spotlight and returned the lead to the Falcons, Crest's 10th victory in 11 games eventually followed.
Perhaps more await.
"We're definitely happy, but we're definitely not satisfied," Klopp said. "We want to get to the championship, maybe see McCaskey again."
Certainly, Smith & Co. hope that's the case.
"They're not satisfied, they're still hungry," Smith said. "We want our candy."


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It's already spring training time - in professional soccer, that is.
Yes, the Western Mass. Pioneers of the United Soccer League's Second Division are conducting player tryouts.
This will be their 11th season, with Ludlow's Lusitano Stadium as their home base.
The Pioneers already have had one tryout session.
"We're looking over talent to complement the core of players we have returning," said Greg Kolodziey, general manager of the Pioneers.
Leszek Wrona will be back as their coach. The Pioneers will be playing in the nine-team USL2, one division down from last season. Cleveland City has moved up to the First Division after winning the 2008 championship.
The Lady Pioneers, also based at Lusitano Stadium, will have tryouts Feb. 20 and 27 at Soccer City.
Registration will take place at 8:30 p.m., with tryouts to follow.
Both teams open their seasons in April.
HE'S COUNTING: A reminder came to this column Tuesday from Roy Pickerell, media relations director at Kentucky Wesleyan University.
Pickerell also serves as news media coordinator for the NCAA Elite Eight Division II men's basketball tournament.
"Only 58 days left," he said.
Make that 54 now.
Yes, let's not forget that the Division II nationals will be played at the MassMutual Center in Springfield March 25, 26 and 28, with eight regional champions coming to town.
So who's playing? No way to tell yet, but Pickerell also reminds us that Findlay, Ohio, and C.W. Post of Long Island are both undefeated, and running 1-2 in the weekly poll.
No. 10 Stonehill of Easton is the only New England team in the Top 25. It lost Wednesday night to Bentley.
Defending champion Winona State of Minnesota is 20th.
American International again will serve as the host school for this tournament.
KEY MAN: Ray Cieplik grew up in Wilbraham, played sports at Minnechaug Regional High School and Springfield College, and went on to an illustrious career as a coach and athletic director at the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn.
He's in his 10th year as athletic director after serving 31 years as men's soccer coach.
Cieplik's career has earned him Hall of Fame status at Springfield and Coast Guard, and national honors among college soccer coaches.
Soon to come - another honor.
It's a Gold Key Award, presented yearly by the Connecticut Sports Writers Alliance to individuals who have made outstanding contributions to Connecticut athletics.
The Gold Key dinner will take place April 26 at 4 p.m at the Aqua Turf Club in Southington.
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