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They were a playoff-caliber team last season -- for the last 12 games, that is. This year's goal: Go all-out for a full 16.
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Sean Payton thought long and hard about what he wanted to say to his teamwhen he opened training camp. Many now see the Saints' run to the 2006 NFCChampionship Game as a fluke after last season's return to 7-9 territory. Andthe NFC South will be a lot stronger because of Tampa Bay's resurgent defenseand Jake Delhomme's return from injury in Carolina. The Saints coach wondered,How can we find that edge that will enable us to win the division again andreturn to the league's elite?
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So he looked around the room and said, "Drew Brees, the Chargers gave up onyou. Scott Fujita, same thing with you and the Cowboys. Hollis Thomas, theEagles gave you away. Jeremy Shockey and Jonathan Vilma, New York teams gave upon you guys. Me? I wanted the Packers job, and they picked someone else. My point? We all havesomething to prove."
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The first priority is to avoid last season's 0-4 start. "We spent all theenergy we had getting back to 4-4, and we didn't have much left," Payton says.He told his players they had to avoid what he called "the sins of '07." Mostcame during that horrible first month. Brees threw one touchdown pass and nineinterceptions in those first four games; the running attack, which lost DeuceMcAllister to a torn left ACL in Week 3, produced only 3.4 yards acarry; and the defense gave up 30 points a game. Brees then threw 27touchdown passes and nine interceptions in the team's 7-5 finish, but it wasn'tenough to overcome that bad start.
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So the Saints acquired Shockey from the Giants and Vilma from the Jets, twoplayers happy to get out of New York. During his first two years in New Orleans,Payton didn't have a classic 4-3 middle linebacker who could make plays all overthe field; Vilma, coming off knee surgery that ruined his 2007 season, isexpected to fill that role. He ran freely and without pain through trainingcamp. Shockey, who suffered a broken lower left leg in December, was theforgotten tight end while New York made its stunning Super Bowl run. Stilllimited in practice in Saints camp, he should be ready Week 1.
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The Saints were seeking a premier cornerback in the draft, such as Troy'sLeodis McKelvin, but couldn't pass on USC defensive tackle Sedrick Ellis, whobeefs up the line. So they tried to patch the leaky secondary -- New Orleansallowed an NFL-high 32 touchdown passes last year -- by signing free-agent cornersRandall Gay, a nickelback, and Aaron Glenn, who is 36. It figures that theSaints' offense will have to score in the mid- to high 20s to give the team itsbest chance to win.
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"We can score," says all-purpose back Reggie Bush. "We're one of theelite offenses in the league, but a turnover here or a turnover there and notbeing productive in the running game killed us last year. We have to get thatfixed." Bush, who in his two NFL seasons hasn't shown the explosiveness thatmade him a Heisman Trophy winner at USC, worked regularly on squat lifts in theoff-season in an attempt to improve his burst through tight holes in theline.
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It's essential that the ground game produces more big plays. New Orleanscan't rely on Brees alone -- though it's tempting. Over the past two season he had8,841 passing yards, 404 more than Peyton Manning and 506 more than TomBrady.
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"I feel good about this team," said Payton, who then pulled from his deskdrawer a book that Brees had given him in the off-season: 212° The ExtraDegree. Payton explained the message: At 211° water is hot, and at 212° itboils. Boiling water produces steam, and steam powers engines. Brees's pointwas, See what happens when we all work a little bit harder.
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The blonde Magellan pampas of Chile seem to go on forever - a few small corrugated tin houses may be there just to show how vast these plains are; same for specks of sheep, horses, guanacos; even the condor, with its 3m wingspan, appears in this landscape no bigger than a swallow. It's been five hours in the van when a giant grapefruit moon rises above the distant Andes and Juan, the Explora hotel's courtly driver - pausing once to let pass an enormous (Patagonian) pig and her extensive oinking litter, truly higgledy piggledy - radios in that seven explorers are arriving. So who are the explorers? Is it even possible to be "an explorer" in our heavily monitored, debriefed and instantly accessible world, however remote a patch of it, and however hard one tries? And people do try hard, in various directions.
The flight to Punta Arenas carries two kinds of locals: the intrepid embracers of the remote (including a voluntary resident of the Falkland Islands and a Scot headed back to work on South Georgia Island whose favourite book is Lucas E Bridges' Uttermost Part of the Earth) and those stuck at the end of the world. Among the latter, I was weirdly moved by a small girl and her mother, apparently homeward-bound, and identical except for the heavy make-up, black everything and stiletto heels, which made the young woman look as if she was secretly hoping this plane was headed for Manhattan.
And then there are the foreign explorers, including my husband and me: weighed down by borrowed woollies, Patagonia literature and (fools!) brand new boots. With impedimenta, fresh challenges. First, and always, the near inconceivable distances: getting down here, but also once installed (the van to the horse, the boat to the hike, the climb to the view); the A to B is a daunting theme.
In addition, we have to navigate an unusually steep and urging body of literature. (Buenos Aires has a new bookshop entirely given over to books about Patagonia.) For some reason - perhaps only the glamour of being on the southernmost habitable landmass on earth, and the glamour of all the implied difficulty - explorers with pens have been drawn here for centuries: Darwin, WH Hudson, St-Exupery, Humboldt, Shackleton and, in 1879, Lady Florence Dixie, daughter of the seventh Marquess of Queensberry and organiser of the world's first all-women football match, who put it plainly: "Without a doubt there are wild countries more favoured by nature in many ways. But nowhere else are you so completely alone. Nowhere else is there an area of 100,000 square miles which you may gallop over, and where . . . you are safe from the persecution of fevers, friends, savage tribes, obnoxious animals, telegrams, letters, and every other nuisance you are elsewhere liable to be exposed to. To these attractions was added the thought, always alluring to an active mind, that there too I should be able to penetrate into vast wilds, virgin as yet to the foot of man ..." The place is still pretty empty and untamed; and if you lag behind the group you may be gripped by an almost vertiginous solitude.
My own point of entry, 30 years ago, was Bruce Chatwin's In Patagonia. He was interested in fantasists and adventurers (like himself): a Parisian monarch-in-exile of the Kingdom of Araucania and Patagonia; Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, who in Patagonia returned to bank-robbing because life without it was intolerably dull. But his great and comical theme was discomfort, his own - the freezing cabins, the bushes for beds, whole days bouncing in the backs of dusty trucks - and other people's: about the many Welsh settlers here he wrote: "They chose Patagonia for its absolute remoteness and foul climate; they did not want to get rich."
We get all good weather; exciting weather (for glaciers not only influence global climate, they do so noisily). On the Argentine side, five days after our arrival, while at last preparing to set foot on an actual glacier, Perito Moreno, we hear the thunder: a chunk of the 60m facade calving off - breaking loose and belly-flopping on to the lake, sending out an arc of powerful waves (a finale that helplessly, if inaccurately, stirs up inside you the word "tsunami").
Watching is a vandal's pleasure, with intricate sounds - the crack, the rumble, the crash and eventually the smack of wave on rock. From our refugio , like a group of whale watchers, or lucky ticket holders to the Wimbledon final, our heads turn as one and we all stand, captivated, hoping for more, bigger, louder, worse. Carlos, our current handsome guide, gently says, "If you can hear it, it's too late to see it."
I felt I knew what he meant - not just about the speed of sound, but, once again, about the difficulty of apprehending with any freshness an exhaustively anticipated experience, a difficulty at times complicated by a somewhat premature nostalgia. For while the change here has been slower than in the more pressured north, most (though not all) glaciers in the Patagonian ice fields (17,200 sq km) are in retreat. One of the biggest glaciers, Upsala (900 sq km), for example, is losing front at a rate of 200m a year.
The glaciers are referred to as "tongues", and though they have never been liquid they look like advancing river rapids, frozen by the spell of an evil Snow Queen (you wonder if CS Lewis was among the seekers and dreamers who found his way south; the glacial landscape so suggests Narnia). Argentina's Perito Moreno is 290 sq km - about the size of greater Buenos Aires: not the biggest, but the most accessible, for anyone who yearns to walk on this moon of ice. It is also the place you are most likely to witness dramatic calving: kabooming chunks. A trip to Torres del Paine, on the Chilean side, in the deft hands of the pros at Explora's Salto Chico Hotel, is more like a Bank Holiday weekend in Eden. The sensation is guaranteed by the unspoiled, and unoverlooked, spot - on the bright teal-blue Lake Pehoe and the Paine river, with its small waterfall, visible from the dining room, that produces a perpetual rainbow.
Explora's founder and boss, Pedro Ibanez, has done something really clever in eschewing even students of tourism and attracting instead a group of guides with a passion for the place but also with a passion apart: we had a painter-geologist, a civil-engineer-ornithologist, a forest ranger-horseman, a graphic designer-trekker. We felt not so much at home as privileged visitors to the cool dorm. Ibanez's other great idea was to make you stay for at least four nights, and with a genuinely all-included package, so that you just pour from the bottle on the sideboard, and book yourself in for that all day cabalgata (horse-ride) and asado (barbecue) without ever having to sign or worry about mounting extras. In other words, a holiday from thinking about money - although there is certainly a good deal of it in evidence, particularly on the cheerful Brazilians who jet in and out on their own plane, and who come manacled in diamond cuffs.
The first day, we hiked five hours through forest and valley and then crossed by boat, to Grey glacier, and saw (via the educated eyes of our guide Nicolas) a fire-eyed diucon , a bi-coloured Chilean hawk and a black-chested buzzard eagle; with no clammy air of pedagogy, we learned to distinguish between the coihue (evergreen beech), the lenga (southern beech) and the nirve (Antarctic beech) confirming the theory that the more you know about anything the more personally interesting it becomes.
On day two, thanks to the confidence of Rodrigo and the resident colourful gaucho Juan, I galloped along a high precipice (helmetless and at a terrifying clip) atop a trusty black steed with the unfair name of Roncador or Snorey, and lived, elated at the end of the day. The next morning, walking along another spectacular corniche, Coca, with her waist-length hair and early wisdom explained the glacial "milk" determining the many shades of blue (from Caribbean turquoise to chill Maine ink) distributed among the fjords and lagoons and glacial lakes; and she explained that, although you may get all four seasons in a single day, here winter is the time for the mirrored mountain ranges of postcards, their glassy reflection permitted only in the windless season. And from everyone we heard encouraging stories of dud explorers Chatwin would surely have logged: a schizophrenic who lost himself on purpose and lived for three days on berries; a Czech tourist who decided to camp outside the permitted areas and (his stove toppled by the famous winds) started a fire that lasted three weeks, consuming 12,000 hectares of parkland.
El Mundo es Ancho y Ajeno (The World is Wide and Alien) is the title of the prizewinning 1941 novel by Ciro Alegria, a Peruvian exiled to Chile in the 30s, and every day in Patagonia the phrase struck me. Nevertheless, there is a native urge to domesticate the awesome and strange. The deep and layered landscape comes to look like a grand opera set whose scenery can be shifted at will: snow-peaked mountains, shapely clouds, lakes, rainbows and glaciers ... Every story also seems to have an alternative ending. We learned for example that pumas - one of whom was hanging around the kitchen entrance at night - are timid cats who never approach, but also that not long ago a fisherman on Lago Azul was eaten by one, and this is the version on my mind as I climb in the starless dark, wearing just my bathrobe, the many steps of weathered boardwalk up to the main lodge from the spa (where I plunged into the freezing lake for the pleasure of recovering in the cauldron of the outdoor hot tub).
In the evening, in the collegial atmosphere of the bar, aided by the flow of puma-sleek Chilean cabernet and a smooth yellow concoction called a pisco sour , we plan the next day's excursion - no simple task. For modern exploration involves the lightning accession of staggering information - and it's never about small items but, rather, millions (or billions) of years, and thousands of miles, and hundreds of species ... The Torres del Paine park covers 598,000 acres and it's a geologist's dream, amateur or pro, because what you can see over a few days and just 10km is the eloquently exposed history of about 30 million years. Glaciers erode more dramatically than wind and rain, literally scraping back the years for us to see. We learned, for example, that the youngest rocks, including the infantile towers - the Torres are about 5 million years old, born as man was separating from monkey - are sharp, fearsomely cragged, gaunt (the irresistible challenge they present to serious climbers is not their height but their near-concave ascent). Whereas the older ranges such as the Andes are smoother, rounded, softened by time: following, physically if not emotionally, the opposite pattern of humankind.
We are pleased, nevertheless, to be back in civilisation, here in the form of a cafe, past the lonely sign for La Pionera hotel, past the turn for Puerto Natales and the Fjord of Last Hope that leads to the Strait of Magellan, in a town called La Esperanza: not in fact a town at all, but a pump and a hotel and this cafe (which boasts among its joys a jukebox, a pinball machine and even one of those contraptions for rescuing fluffy ducks with a miniature crane). The diners were travellers, truckers and possibly all 15 permanent residents of La Esperanza. One entire wall was given over to notes - recuerdos - tacked up by travellers from around the world. These messages, scrawled mainly on napkins and pinned to the wall, except in production values are not different from the bedside literature of Explora; each is a hymn to personal discovery and the triumph of man through nature.
From our spot in Chile, we are only going about 60km north, but, by road, it takes us five hours (everything takes five hours): over the dry unpeopled steppes, home to gormless ostriches, to vultures and condors, and to the modest, increasingly lovable guanacos. The powerful voice of Mercedes Sosa on the radio lends a plangent, inescapably Argentine note. We missed the penguin rookery near Punta Arenas (the birds set off promptly at the end of March) but in the boomtown of Calafate, we found many a stuffed-penguin nicknackery. A sign asks us to "Know the Other Patagonia", and we can only hope they don't mean the one supplying cuddly whales, Patagonia Experience T-shirts and penguin coasters, key chains and fridge magnets.
Inside El Parque Nacional de Los Glaciares is another story. Hosteria Los Notros - placed, unimprovably, smack opposite the Perito Moreno glacier- is the only hotel in the park; it's crowded with beautiful Argentine furniture and pictures and a few serious pre-Colombian antiquities, carefully arranged in appealingly off-colour rooms. But unfortunately, here too, guests are not trusted to respond unaided to their spectacular surroundings. A ubiquitous slogan tells us that "En el fin del mundo, el comienzo de uno nuevo" (At the end of the world, a new one begins); and we cannot escape the miserable self-pitying paean carved at the entrance, called Begin Again ("Although triumph abandons you ... although a betrayal hurts you ... although your efforts are ignored and ingratitude repays you ... begin again ..."). To be fair, the founder, Michel Biquard, was a kind of pioneer. He opened Los Notros when it was almost unreachable; they got the road but for a decade had no telephone; then the whole joint burned to the ground (hence "Begin Again"). He should rescue this lovely place at once from a mood management that extends to incense and a soul-destroying soundtrack: you want to impale yourself on a passing ice floe when you hear, for the third time, the cover of Eleanor Rigby with Andean pan pipes.
Still, what you come here for is the glacier and there it is, just outside our room: a stunning panorama not without its own complications. How to enter the iconic view? The best way is in crampons: slide-on metal cleats, a set of teeth for the soles, applied by your handsome guide to the bottom of your boots like old-fashioned rollerskates. In these, you can crunch over the noisy glacier, listen to its internal groans and ructions, its cracking and burbling streams; you can peer into its spiralling sink holes, their colour deepening along with your vertigo. Glaciers and ice caps account for about 10% of the earth's continental area; I know that the pattern of mid-latitude northern and southern hemisphere glaciation is the key to understanding global climate change. But mostly the bright blue colour makes me think of a festive cocktail made from Blue Curacao over crushed ice, a kind of alcoholic Slush Puppie, and it emerges that my frivolous response has a local precedent. For this excursion ends with the kind of mediated experience we like: scotch on the rocks, on the rocks. Some thoughtful explorador has placed not a flag at a rise on the glacier but a proper bar, stocked with methuselahs of Famous Grouse, clean glasses, and of course, plenty of ice.
Way to go
Getting there
A tailor-made eight-night trip with Journey Latin America (journeylatinamerica.co.uk, 020 8622 8491) staying full-board at the Explora hotel and Los Notros costs from £2,331pp, excluding flights. The flight package (into Santiago and out of Buenos Aires, including internal flights) starts from £880pp.
Further information
Latin American Travel Association (020‑8715 2913, lata.org).
Country code: Chile 00 56, Argentina 00 54.
Flight time London-Santiago: 15hrs, Buenos Aires-London: 16hrs.
Time difference: -4hrs.
pounds 1= 1,033.42 Chilean pesos, 5.86 Argentinian pesos.


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Dear Faculty, Staff, Students and Friends.
A warm welcome back from me and the rest of the management team. We do hope that you have returned refreshed and ready for what promises to be another very successful start to the academic year.
Wayne Jones - ABP Director
Wayne has worked as a teacher, teacher-trainer and academic administrator for over twenty years in Europe, South America and the Middle East. During his 13 years at Zayed University, he has worked within the Academic Bridge Program (ABP) as a teacher, Level Coordinator and Assessment Supervisor and as a head of department in the Colloquy on Integrated Learning (Zayed University's General Education program). He has been the Director of the ABP since 2012. His academic interests are in the field of Language Testing and Assessment.
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Robert Turner is the Associate Director of the ABP and ensures all unit operational matters are dealt with efficiently and effectively in Abu Dhabi. He is currently enrolled on a PhD at UCL and his research interests revolve around the relationships between social/cultural capital, recontextualizations of policy and knowledge production in higher education.
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Suzanne joined Zayed University in 2013 and is currently Curriculum Supervisor on the Dubai campus. She has worked in education in the UAE since 1995 and has taught in tertiary institutions, colleges and schools. She has also taught in schools and colleges in the UK, Turkey, Hong Kong. She has also worked as a teacher educator in the UAE. Suzanne has a Masters Degree in Education, a Post Graduate Diploma in Teacher Education, and a Bachelors Degree in English Literature and History and a Diploma in TESOL.
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Rich started out as a Dark Horse fan and frequent letter-writer to Dark Horse comics letters to the editor pages while studying English at college, eventually finding work in the company's editorial department.
Working as an editor at Dark Horse from 1994 and 1998, Rich worked at some point on numerous titles for the company including Red Rocket 7 by Mike Allred and Usagi Yojimbo: Grasscutter by Stan Sakai.
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Okay, so here is my question about scavenging then...the date stamp on my Reverse PTR's are dated 06/Nov/2007 but the date stamp on my Forward records about 05/Feb/2008. Is scavenging not taking place? I'm assuming not since there are missing/mixed up entries in both Reverse and Forward zones...
ie) Forward: Name - acc01.domain.com IP - 172.16.100.120
acc02.domain.com IP - 172.16.100.171
Reverse: IP - 172.16.100.120 Name - acc02.domain.com
IP - 172.16.100.171 Name - acc03.domain.com
It's not like this for all entries, only for about 10.
I ask this because the zone is set to age/scavenge after 1 hour YET, under properties of the DNS server "enable auto scavenge..." is not set.
I did not setup this server but something seems weird about this setup. I don't want to manual start a scavenge in the event that it messes things up more than it already is! - BTW - Windows Server 2003
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Feb 5, 2008 at 5:03 UTC
Do you have scavenging/aging set for each lookup zone? Right click the zone->Properties->Aging, ensure "scavenge stale resource records" is checked
Feb 5, 2008 at 5:06 UTC
Scavenging can be set up on a zone by zone basis, so it is possible that your forward lookup is scavenging and your reverse is not.
1 hour is WAY too short. Microsoft recommends that the scavenging interval should not be shorter than any resource record update interval. DHCP updates resource records, so your scavenge interval should be at least as long as your DHCP lease.
I will post more later.
Time to head home to the kiddies.
Feb 5, 2008 at 7:34 UTC
Scavenging is set for both zones. I'll have to check the exact DHCP interval, but I think it's 1 hr as well (I'll get the exact time tomorrow when i get back to work). Thanks for the feedback so far. I was thinking 1 hr is too short but I didn't want to mess with anything until I got my head around as to why it was set the way it is.
Feb 6, 2008 at 7:59 UTC
The Lease duration for DHCP clients is set to 1 day. "Enable DNS dynamic updates"; "always dynamically update DNS A and PTR"; "Discard A and PTR records" - are all set in DHCP
Feb 6, 2008 at 8:49 UTC
ChrisC wrote:
> 1 hour is WAY too short. Microsoft recommends that the scavenging interval should not be shorter than any resource record update interval. DHCP updates resource records, so your scavenge interval should be at least as long as your DHCP lease.
I should be more careful. The scavenging interval is how often the scavenging process runs. That can be as short as you like. If it is too long however you defeat the purpose of scavenging - a clean DNS database. The important setting that should be longer than any resource record update interval is the refresh interval.
Check this Microsoft TechNet article:
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Early this morning, a warm front remains draped down into central Iowa, with much of our local area "cleaned out" of instability as ongoing convection just to our south continues to hold the boundary well intact. That will change through the morning hours as low level ridging overhead right now works east, with strengthening return flow ahead of an approaching weak shortwave from western Nebraska/South Dakota helping bump the front and associated instability back north, becoming centered somewhere either side of the Mississippi River into the afternoon hours. A gradual uptick in warm advection ascent ahead of that wave in addition to broad moisture transport over the boundary should help gradually develop convection through the morning and early afternoon hours, though per current trends, that activity may be more scattered than widespread. 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At the beginning of the week I took a short pause from writing the content for 'Lil Red' (having completed 'Reds Room') to add a little 'game mechanics' to the title. With the support of Quest developer Alex Warren, 'we' constructed some 'leveling code' by creating and recording a player's status attribute (progress) with 'progress' points attached to game objects. This serves two benefits, first it encourages players to invest more actively in reading and exploring the game (in search of points) and also feedbacks effective game play towards solving the game and its challenges and problems. This status attribute (progress) is then referenced against a rewards ladder, rewarding that investment in the game. Just to make this a little more 'fun' I have added a short 3 sec fanfare and level up image.
- Traveler – progress points (3)
- Surveyor – progress points (6)
- Explorer – progress points (10)
- Pioneer- progress points (15)
- Discoverer – progress points (20)
- Adventurer – progress points (25)
- Voyager – progress points (28)
- Buccaneer – progress points (30)
- Trailblazer – progress points (33)
(A later added and icons and learnt that if you are going to add icons, that you use a very pertinent file name. For example the Traveler icon image is 01traveler.png and the surveyor icon is 02surveyor,png. It just helps you id the level and the image).
What I need to learn / investigate is how structure the reward intervals, currently I plan to load the front and end three rewards on the ladder. Is this most effective? Can anyone tell me? Can anyone suggest more rungs or for the rewards ladder with a, 'exploring' theme? Not being a particularly expert game player myself, I have exhausted my synonyms.
So what does this actually look like?
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player.level = 1
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picture ("LVL_UP.jpg")
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if (player.level=1) {
msg ("Level UP – SURVEYOR")
player.level = 2
play sound ("LVL_UP.mp3", true, false)
if (player.Progress>=15) {
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player.level = 3
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Wrestling for the final time at home this season, Washington was matched up in a three-team meet Wednesday against a GAC Central rival along with a fellow Class 3 power for senior night festivities.
Ft. Zumwalt East served as the appetizer for the Blue Jays while Farmington was the main course.
Washington shut out Ft. Zumwalt East 79-0 in the opener, but lost the nightcap to Farmington, 27-26.
The Blue Jays are 14-4 in dual meets this season.
"Farmington was a heart breaker. Both teams won seven matches, but they scored two pins and we only recorded one, and that was the difference," said Washington Head Coach Josh Ohm. "We had three matches that we won by a combined seven points. If we could have found a way to score one more point in any of those matches, we at least would have gotten the tie on the evening. That is very hard to swallow."
In the latest missouriwrestling.com Class 3 rankings, Farmington is the third-ranked dual team while Washington is fourth. The Blue Jays also are fourth in the tournament team rankings while Farmington is eighth. Kearney tops both the dual and tournament team rankings.
The Blue Jays and the Knights, Class 3 District 1 rivals, both have eight wrestlers ranked in the top 10 of their respective weight classes.
There were contested matches in all 14 weight classes with both teams winning seven.
Washington's winners were:
• Parker Neptune (113) won by a 15-3 major decision over Jake Andrews;
• Cody Gardner (120) won by a 9-2 decision over Justin Minks;
• Nicholas Solter (126) won by a 13-6 decision over Camron Haines;
• Cole Hamai (138) pinned William Seibert in 2:19;
• Spencer Baird (152) won by a 13-5 major decision over Travis Wade;
• Caleb Summers (160) won by a 10-3 decision over Joseph Roberts; and
• Kyle Summers (170) won by a 3-2 decision over Garrison Jones.
Farmington's winners were:
• Brady Rowl (106) pinned Cole Fregalette in 2:00;
• Brenden Briese (132) won by a 5-2 decision over Cody Summers;
• Collin Huitt (145) won by a 10-4 decision over Izeck Elbert;
• Ryan Wadlow (182) pinned Jeremy Monehan in 2:17;
• Austin Dussold (195) won by a 7-3 decision over Logan Baird;
• Austin Herbst (220) won by a 5-3 decision over Jacob Kliethermes; and
• Payton Napoli (285) won by a 2-1 decision over Matt Pecka.
"We did well as a team, but we have to always be looking for opportunities to score," Ohm said. "We could wrestle them 10 times and it could go both ways every time. They're a tough team. We'll be excited to see them at districts. I still believe we're suited more for tournament scoring. We'll just keep working and try to put out our best at districts."
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Washington dominated Ft. Zumwalt East, gaining six pins in their eight contested victories.
Winning contested matches for the Blue Jays were:
• Gardner (120) pinned Jacob Eaton in 1:16;
• Solter (126) pinned Andrew Westhoff in 1:24;
• Cody Summers (132) pinned Austin Layne in 3:37;
• Elbert (145) won by a 11-9 decision over Shane Barrett;
• Spencer Baird (152) won by a 11-2 major decision over Joe Ponticello;
• Caleb Summers (160) pinned Matthew Westhoff in 1:17;
• Monehan (182) pinned Jeremiah West in 3:22; and
• Pecka (285) pinned Tyler Payne in 3:00.
Winning by forfeit for the Blue Jays were Fregalette (106), Jonathon Thomas (113), Josh Luck (138), Kyle Summers (170), Logan Baird (195) and Kliethermes (220).


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* Defiance - Poem by Louie Levy
Defiance of Mind
The count goes on, as a matter of time
It's significance, a mere state of mind
The second was created, to tick for a minute
Monumenting the hour, we erected a 'Watch' tower
Hours turned to days, then weeks became months,
and as if that weren't enough, someone 'Counted' the months
Commemorating the first second, nay! shed not a tear..
Although its young life has ended, we decease another year
We are irate by the 'Count Down', when we celebrate,
'Happy Birthdays', as a clown with a frown...
As for me! I'll have no part of times game
Nor will I become a 'Sum Total', the equation's the same
Ageless and forever young, while
time I defy, and death I sneer...
'tis but a fool that gets older,
Counting every New Year...
Louie Levy
The fountain of youth-filled 'Ability' is
indellibly sipped from our aging minds
05.11.2010 (Still writing)
Comments about * Defiance by Louie Levy
Louie -Love & Peace- Levy (7/30/2010 3:33:00 AM)
My dear ageless friends; Never be led to believe other than you feel about Love and happiness.. Civilization will take you on a depressed roller coaster ride from birth to the unpredictable, predictable journey of life. Contemporary science has finally discovered that the human brain does not know how old it is. This, I discovered a very, very long time ago. When ever told, to 'Act Your Age'. Dumbness can be Bliss. Awaken this day and help rescue all Life, Mother Nature, and Planet Earth.
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Almedia Knight-Oliver (7/29/2010 12:09:00 PM)
: Defiance' has given me much inspiration! 'Ageless and forever young, while time I defy and death I sneer'-, bold, funny, and wholly original. Thanks for suggesting that I readthis poem. I can't express how the words of the narrator has changed my doubts about
continuing life as if today were the first day of my life. Thanks Louis, If you're ever in New York, let me know. (Report) Reply
Rani Turton (10/8/2009 8:08:00 AM)
'Ageless and forever young, while/'time I defy, and death I sneer...' yes, I definitely will accept to dance! (Report) Reply
Mehta Hasmukh Amathalal (9/28/2009 4:56:00 AM)
Ageless and forever young, while
time I defy, and death I sneer...
'tis but a fool that gets older,
Counting every New Year..........folls only get older by counting years and intellegent march on vigorously whihout caring for odds..beautiful and lovely theme as always... i admire it....10 (Report) Reply
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By ANDREW ASTLEFORD | Last updated 8/13/13
By ANDREW ASTLEFORD | Last updated 8/13/13
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- The Tampa Bay Rays entered Tuesday night in a bit of a funk, but Yunel Escobar had a plan to lighten the mood. The shortstop walked to his stall before a game between the Rays and Seattle Mariners at Tropicana Field with a cardboard sign that read, "WE NEED TO WIN". Tampa Bay began a six-game homestand with a five-game losing streak following defeats at the Arizona Diamondbacks (two games) and Los Angeles Dodgers (three). The skid marked the team's longest since losing six consecutive games to begin the 2011 season. "He's always about winning," Rays manager Joe Maddon said of Escobar. "He'll run around the dugout prior to the game and mention that to everybody prior to every game. Great energy. This guy does want to win." The sign was in good fun, but it is another example of Escobar's impact on the Rays this season. After hitting .169 with two home runs and seven RBI in April, Escobar has become a major contributor for Tampa Bay. Entering Tuesday, he hit .256 with eight home runs and 47 RBI, and he became known for highlight-reel defensive plays. Escobar's loose, free demeanor has become popular within the clubhouse after he was traded from the Miami Marlins last December. Likely, the humor Tuesday was welcomed: The Rays landed in Tampa, Fla., at 5:15 a.m. Monday following a Sunday night finale in Los Angeles. The game Tuesday was their first after an off day. Despite the Rays' slide, the American League East lead remains in sight. They trailed the Boston Red Sox by three games entering Tuesday. As Escobar pointed out in a humorous way, winning again was their goal. "He's got one agenda," Maddon said. "He has been playing great. He has been playing really well. His batting average has climbed steadily. His defense has been outstanding. He does want to win." You can follow Andrew Astleford on Twitter @aastleford or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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We enjoyed the views, the welness center, the restaurant and a nice walk around Kochel
The view was awesome, the morning breakfast was special due to our morning ritual of having our very own table, #42, the place settings were neat, reminded my wife of her time with her grandparents... The bed was kinda different, had a slit in the middle, kinda made it hard for my wife and I to, ya know, enjoy cuddling but we thoroughly enjoyed our time. The bathroom was tiny but again, we made it work...
The setting was gorgeous - the views over the lake were beautiful. There was also a really nice sauna and steam room. The staff were friendly - particularly our cleaning lady and the head waiter/ receptionist. The food was good too. The decor was quite 1970s but that was part of the character of the hotel. It was very clean and comfortable.
The view was beautiful & it was a very relaxing, peaceful place to stay.
This is a genuine Bavarian family-owned hotel and it has bags of character as well as comfort (and an excellent restaurant). English is spoken though a bit of German helps.
It's so far from a city noise There are no service in the Kochel
Wonderful position by the lake, superb views No lifts, no bar for pre or post dinner drinks, rooms extremely cramped, too far out of town to walk to any other hotel or bar
The situation overlooking the lake is excellent. This applied to both the restaurant and our room. Ideal spot for an overnight stay whilst we were en route to Oberammergau just 30 minutes drive away.
Wonderful stay at Seehotel. The staff were wonderful and we found the rooms very large and comfortable. We booked a room with a balcony and although the balcony was tiny it was well worth it for the beautiful view over the lake. The restaurant was great with beautiful views over the lake. No complaints at all with this hotel. Again, the staff were such a pleasure and we would absolutely stay here again.
It was like an old family house, unlike many modern hotels. Nice views, nice feel, nice staff. Food was good too. Would like to stay again. Nichts.
Friendly staff, nice view from our balcony.
The hotel staff was very kind to us. The breakfast was excellent. I also liked the typical-German style design of the hotel. It met my expectations. It is also very close to Kochel rail station.
The swimming-pool and sauna facilities were fantastic and brought a great relaxing touch to the hotel.
It was centrally located, great breakfast, friendly atmosphere.
An excellent hotel run by a very attentive family.
Location was great. Beautiful little town. Hotel was comfortable but not lavish. Breakfast was pretty good. Germans know how to make bread. Man can certainly live on bread alone as long as its in Germany (the breakfast had more than bread, but the bread was the highlight). There was some confusion about payment. My experience was that priceline bills directly. Hotel said that was not the case and they didn't take american express. Everything got resolved
Location No It was a little rustic but that was what we wanted.
very economical, good breakfast, authentic experience, good location rooms not very soundproof
The food in the restaurant was very good Room was close to the road, and there was traffic noise during the night. There were many flies in the breakfast room which we did not like whilst we were having our breakfast (hotel is located near a lake)
Friendly and helpful staff
Close to motorway for 1 night stop
Too many flies in the breakfast room, which were very annoying!! Still, it seems that the Germans do not consider this to be a problem... And I did not like the matresses, they were too soft, harder matresses are better. Except for these issues, everything was ok, we had a pleasant stay.
Great location - very reasonably priced
friendly staff
Staff made my friend and I very comfortable.Lovely location, warm, welcoming and modern hotel. Having excellent wi-fi access and a good sized desk in the bedroom was a real plus. Hope to go back again some day and spend longer. A more modern t.v. in the room would really set this hotel apart! Maybe a slightly larger single bed as I kept hitting my head on the wooden wall panel during the night.
The location is a bit far from Munich center but an hour by train. It is between little mountains, quite and very green area. Wonderful for families and relaxing. Nice breakfast with full range of foods. All traditional. But make sure that your rooms are really booked for you and tell them how many rooms you are booked. Booking.com can surprise you in a bad manner.
The beautiful scenery, the friendly staff, and the reasonable prices.
the location is wonderful
Very nice single room, very nice breakfast buffet, very friendly staff, excellent quality/price ratio. Only negative point: Unreachable without a car, quite isolated.
Nice location. Great staff who are all friendly and helpful. They made us feel at home and very welcome. The heater and towel warmer seemed to be on a timer as they didn't work early in the morning. It would be great if they had one computer for guest usage as casual travelers don't tend to bring laptops. I find late night at the hotel is a great time to check on bills and email.
The staff is lovely and very helpful and accomodating. The food was great. Our room overlooked the back gravel parking lot, garage and roof of the addition. It really took away from the beautiful sceney. Obviously you have to have a garage and parking lot and roof top, but these areas could be made to look a little nicer. The dining room looks a bit dated.
The staff was very accomodating and the food at the restaurant on site was excellent both dinner and breakfast. The location was great for travel into Munich or for skiing! We had a wonderful stay and recommend it for anyone travelling in the area! Need washclothes and soaps in the bathrooms!
No international, english tv channel
Our room was excellent...a very large apartment on the top floor, and the owners are incredibly kind. They run the restaurant downstairs, which is the hopping place in town, mainly because it has the best German food I have ever had. Parking is a little tight at the hotel itself, but you are in a very small town, so there is no problem finding alternatives. Breakfast was great too. The apartment had a kitchen, but the door to it was locked. When we asked for a key, we were told that there was not one. We were not looking to cook, but it would have been nice to use the coffee maker and the refrigerator to keep beverages cold. Plus, the room advertised a kitchen.
The hotel was very comfortable, charming old-world, traditional Bavarian feel to it. We foolishly locked ourselves out of room with key on inside of door - necessitated removing the whole lock - staff couldn't have been more pleasant and more helpful, when they could have been very cross about it!
The hotel was quite pleasant, the room was clean and comfortable and the breakfast was alright. The owners were friendly and agreed to resolve a problem with an incorrect bill.
Smiling people, clerness of our rooms, internet access No accept credit cards.It was indicated that it is possible to pay with credit card, none of the credit card terminals was functioning. Unfortunately the staff did not speak English, the communication was therefore difficult as we have problems. Next answers are yes, if next time credit cardsmachineis ok. It is big problem and finally coming more expensive money for clients. Rate is not good after that.
Comfortable well run hotel in pleasant village. Good food in restaurant.
The authentic Bavarian quality. Good hotel, great staff and food and drink of exceptional quality. A very lucky find in a very nice village and well located to the road network. None.
Rare hospitality, excellent value for money, warm atmoshere, not touched by "mass-tourism" syndrom. Pure bavarian traditions. On booking.com it was stated that hotel is 39.4km away from Innsbruck. Unfortunatelly, it is 80km away from Innsbruck.
A typical family run German hotel friendly full of locals with good food and hospitality. Good value all round no
Very spacious and comfortable room. Josef and the staff were very friendly and helpful. We had a very pleasant stay here.


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Day 1: Arrive Chihuahua City
See GATEWAY for current routing. On arrival, transfer to hotel. City tour (time permitting) includes Pancho Villa's Home/Museum.
Day 2: Chihuahua City - Copper Canyon (Divisadero Area)
All aboard the Chihuahua al Pacifico Railroad for your journey past Mennonite farm and orchard lands before starting the spectacular climb to 8,000 ft in the Sierra Madre. After crossing the Continental Divide 3 times through tremendously varied terrain, the train arrives (6:00AM-2:10PM) at the Divisadero Area. The next depot, San Rafael, is our destination. On arrival transfer on a private road over 6-miles of breathtaking scenery to the Tarahumara owned "Uno Lodge" for 2 nights. Perched on the rim of a promontory this lodge affords the only panoramic river views of any lodge in the area.
Day 3: Copper Canyon (Divisadero Area)
The Uno Lodge is perched at the very rim of a large promontory that extends into the canyon offering unrivaled 180-degree vistas. Participate in a walk to a nearby waterfall and study the biological richness of this major ecosystem, ranking high in biodiversity, including the world's most varied species of pines and oaks, and its' unique endemism of species. The tripod mounted powerful spotting scope is a very popular attraction in the dining area of the lodge. Hikers will experience one of the most outstanding day hikes in North America viewing voluminous quantities of volcanic rocks folded over older Cretaceous and Sedimentary layers that have all been deeply and roughly incised by the river erosion. Also explore a cave with a Mogollan Archeological ruins, probably a satellite site to the great Paquime Civilization. Enjoy evenings around an outdoor fire and under starlit skies miles away from electric lighting - lodge is solar powered.
Day 4: Divisadero Area
View and photograph the canyons from a variety of overlooks on a canyon rim drive and visit to the Divisadero outdoor market area. Observe local Indians weaving their aromatic pine-needle baskets in a myriad of designs before the transfer to the depot and the afternoon train to the colonial town of El Fuerte (2:25PM-7:20PM) and the Rio Vista Lodge for 2 nights.
Day 5: El Fuerte
With an emphasis on natural history, experience the diverse bird life and the verdant tropical forest on a tranquil boat excursion along the river (additional birding upon request) including a stop along the shore to explore a nearby hill with ancient and well-preserved Nahuatl Petroglyphs. This afternoon, stroll through the quintessential colonial plaza with its towering palms, browse in the colorful market and view ornate colonial architecture as you learn of both the past and present significance of this historic center. Sight-seeing with our exclusive native guide.
Day 6: El Fuerte – Cerocahui
Morning train (9:05PM -1:10PM) for return trip into the Sierra Tarahumara range, enjoying optimum daylight travel on the most scenic part of the railway. On arrival at the depot our exclusive resident guide, and native of Cerocahui, will meet and transfer you to the intimate Porochi Inn lodge. This lodge is a partnership project with the Ejido of Porochi. An afternoon trek to remote Tarahumara Rancherias for a kindred visit with several Indian families engenders an authentic cultural insight uniquely available to our small groups.
Day 7: Cerocahui - Urique Canyon Descent
Morning departure on an expedition through dense ponderosa pines and past high mountain vistas en route to the Cerro Gallego rim. From this lofty precipice, look down over 1 mile into the Urique Canyon, the deepest canyon in North America, and home to the provincial Tarahumara settlement of Urique. Founded in 1690 along the banks of the meandering river, Urique was totally isolated until connected by a switchback mountain road in 1975. Descend the canyon by hiking or by vehicle beginning in a conifer forest and continuing through oak and tropical deciduous forests, ending in a riparian habitat at the canyon bottom. Opportunities abound to spot Military Macaws, Black-throated Magpie-Jays, and the elusive Eared Quetzal.
Day 8: Cerocahui - Chihuahua City
Visit a Tarahumara school and the 17th Century gold-domed Jesuit mission church before the transfer to depot for the train to Chihuahua City (1:10PM - 10:25PM). On arrival, transfer to hotel.
Day 9: Depart Chihuahua City. Morning transfer to airport or bus terminal.
Price Includes: Lodging for 2 nights each in Chihuahua, Cerocahui, EL Fuerte and Divisadero; "Express-Class" train service; sight-seeing as specified; 21 meals; all transfers between airports / hotels / bus terminals / depots; taxes and customized documents.
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