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A veteren headliner at over 100 comedy clubs nationwide ... actor, musician, and winner of ABC's "America's Funniest People," Tim's rapid fire delivery and shoot from the hip style will tickle you.
Television, film, theater, nightclubs. Joe has long been one of America's best comedy concert attractions. These days Joe tours with his own original tribute to Sinatra complete with a live band and plenty of comedy.
Her unique style and captivating stage presence ranks her among the best female comics in the country today! Her funny characters mixed with her vast experience on talk shows, comedy festivals, etc. makes her the ultimate pro!
John Charles' incredible singing voice is enough to bring any audience to it's feet, but when the magic of his music is combined with his comedy, the result is one explosive experience.
Comic, singer, and musician. This mega talented stand-up comic can sing in his own voice or launch into a myriad of impressions like Harry Connick Jr., Sammy Davis Jr., and more.
Brad Upton is a past winner of the Las Vegas Comedy Festival and has spent the past eight years as the opening act for the legendary Johnny Mathis.
A clever mind coupled with razor-sharp stand up continues to earn this national headliner rave reviews. He has appeared on the Tonight Show and has performed for Bill and Hillary Clinton and Ted Kennedy.
With over 50 national television appearances, Jimmy has performed his hilarious comedy and upbeat music across the globe. He has appeared with a myriad of major stars.
With a high energetic style, and a unique rhythm,(his style has been called '..pure comedic jazz'), Troy Thirdgill is one of the most touring acts working today.
With numerous television appearances under his belt, Darrell's hilarious and fast-paced style of comedy whips audiences into a frenzy. His quick wit and social commentary,
once dubbed "Theater of the Mind", is one of the most entertaining shows in comedy today. Audiences worldwide agree!
Comedian Karen Rontowski's upbeat, optimistic and clean sense of humor has earned her headlining spots all over the world. She has opened for such show biz greats as Bob Hope and Ray Charles.
A 20 year comedy veteran, David won both the Seattle and San Francisco Comedy Competitions. He's performed for a US President and is armed with a "gallery of facial expressions", a host of accents and a "nerdy charisma that is utterly captivating."
A grand finalist on NBC's "Last Comic Standing" Cory has been featured by Comedy Central in her own half hour television special. Voted best Comedian in New York City by Backstage Magazine.
Jeff has the rare capacity to captivate a crowd within seconds, mesmerizing them with his signature blend of characters, impressions, and sarcastic wit. Television appearances include Comedy Central, Star Search,
and the MDA Telethon. Jerry Lewis says, "He's one of the craziest people I've ever seen."
Perry Edenburn, aka Harley Worthit, has been entertaining audiences in Branson for the past 25 years. He has shared with the stage with many stars and offers a unique style of clean comedy.
Jeff Laub is a professional comedian, writer, producer and creative consultant. Jeff has opened for Lou Rawls, Hal Linden, Lucy Arnez, John Davidson, and other stars of stage and screen.
A 25 year veteran, Dana has many of the top awards in comedy and magic. Joined by his psychic parrot Luigi, Dana sets out to prove his little green friend in truly clairvoyant.
Bob has appeared with some of the greats, Robin Williams, Jay Leno, Howie Mandell, Michael Keaton, and the list goes on. Bob comedically impersonates classic and current celebrity characters.
With his great puff of curly black hair and expressive, elastic face, comedian Rich Aronovitch looks and sounds like a cute, clever cartoon character. The animated entertainer was recently nominated for the L.A Comedy Awards "Break Out Comic of The Year," award, has been featured on Comedy Central, and has brought his humor as far away as Capetown, South Africa.
A true "comic's comic," Bobby Slayton, often referred to as "The Pitbull of Comedy," has been performing his own intense style of stand-up comedy for over thirty years, becoming one of the best known, respected, and energetic comics working today.
Tom's new one man show is aptly called " You want me to go where"? and it is the story of his last eighteen years at sea. A story that includes having his appendix removed in Hiraklion, Crete, being shot at by Somalian pirates, sailing on ships that ran aground, sailed through a hurricane, hit by a whale, and much much more!
If laughter is the best medicine, prepare to be heavily medicated. Tom Cotter's high energy, rapid-fire style of comedy leaves audiences clutching their sides and rolling in the aisles. Recently, Tom became the first comedian to ever reach the finals of NBC's "America's Got Talent". His runner up finish on the show has catapulted him to the comedic stratosphere.
This show features the brilliant comedy star "Matilda - Jamaica's #1 Comedienne" and her sidekick, Second City trained, Patrick Murray. Matilda is a cartoon character come to life. Laughter guaranteed or your giggles back!
Horrifically funny! There's nothing as entertaining as someone else's misery. The theme being Smirnoff's dogged, almost pathetic determination to hang in despite a rich career at failure.
Spend an evening of laughs with the man who created and starred in the two time award winning, long running Broadway smash, " My Mother's Italian, My Father's Jewish & I'm In Therapy."
Comedian and Musician Jimmy Keys fits the mold for Special Events Entertainment, giving a high energy variety show packed with comedy, visual musical impressions and favorite Broadway, wrapped around some of the most exciting piano playing that you will ever witness!
An energetic whirlwind of stand-up comedy and great impressions, JEFF NORRIS is a favorite at numerous comedy clubs across the USA with his clean act and many voices.
Comedian and musician Gary Mule Deer has performed on every major concert stage in the U.S. He has made over 350 television appearances including many on both The Tonight Show and The Late Show With David Letterman, and has entertained everywhere from the Grand Ole Opry to Royal Albert Hall in London.
Recognized as one of the world's top ten ventriloquists Kevin is mostly known from his appearance on NBC's America's Got Talent. More than 18 million viewers were amazed by his "Godzilla Theater" and Simon Cowell told Kevin, "America loves you." Kevin has also appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman.
Rob Magnotti is a multi-talented Comedian and Actor who infuses his stand-up comedy with a vast range of celebrity impressions and characters. Rob's appearance on the CBS Late Show with David Letterman garnered him over three million hits on YouTube.


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|Beauty is only skin deep
— Quote of the Book
Flawless is the second book in the Pretty Little Liars series by Sara Shepard. It was published on March 7, 2007, by HarperTeen. This book continues from Pretty Little Liars with the girls still trying to figure out who the elusive A is. Flawless gives more history into Toby and Jenna, as well as "The Jenna Thing". The girls learn more about what happened that night, and darker secrets that Ali had not told them.
Hanna is featured on the book cover. Under the dust jacket on the front of the hardcopy book, it says "Never judge a book by its cover. -A".
Genre: Realistic Fiction
Back Cover Summary
Four pretty little liars have been very bad girls.
Spencer stole her sister's boyfriend. Aria is brokenhearted over her English teacher. Emily likes her new friend Maya . . . as much more than a friend. Hanna's obsession with looking flawless is making her sick. But their most horrible secret yet is so scandalous that the truth would ruin them forever.
And why shouldn't I tell? They deserve to lose it all. With every crumpled note, wicked IM, and vindictive text message I send, I'll be taking these pretty little liars down. Trust me, I've got enough dirt to bury them alive.
In Detail Summary
"A" taunts Emily about her sexuality and her growing feelings for Maya. Hanna is also pressured by "A" to tell Naomi and Riley, her rivals, that Sean dumped her and that she suffers from bulimia. Hanna is shocked when "A" also reveals that Sean is now interested in pursuing a relationship with Aria, who is still hiding her affair with Ezra. "A" tells Aria to either get rid of Meredith or to tell her mom the truth about Aria's father having an affair. "A" also reveals to Melissa that Spencer has been secretly dating Wren, Melissa's ex-boyfriend.
Emily meets Toby out of school and they grow close. Aria follows a tip from A and meets Meredith, Byron's girlfriend, at a yoga workout. She tries to convince her to break up with her father, but she refuses, saying they're in love. Hanna is sentenced to help out at Sean's father's burn clinic for crashing his car previously from where she swipes some Percocet pills. Hanna visits the abstinence club hoping to rekindle her relationship with Sean. But Aria's discoveries drive her into Sean's arms, and they start a relationship instead. Spencer, infuriated by her parents canceling her cards for seeing Wren, continues seeing him, but the stress of recent developments is causing Spencer's grades fall, and she follows A's suggestion to plagiarize one of Melissa's Econ papers.
Things come to a head at the Foxy, a party for charity. Hanna sneaks out from her dad-daughter dinner, as it turns out to be a family gathering with her dad, Kate, and Isabel, after getting a message that Sean is there with another girl. Before leaving, Hanna gives Kate some pills. Emily gets a tarot reading that makes her face her sexuality and she leaves the party with Toby, feeling upset. Spencer goes with Andrew, only to fool her family and meets Wren there, upsetting Andrew and making Spencer feel guilty. Aria goes to the party with Sean.
Hanna is pissed when she finds the two together. But Spencer has figured out that A is at the dance, and thinks Toby is "A". She gets Hanna and Aria and tries to find Toby. Toby and Emily drive to a cornfield near Emily's house, and Emily admits she's gay. But some comments from Toby make her think he killed Alison, and she runs home. Toby tries to come in, but Emily says she knows what he did, and he panics and leaves. The next day, Hanna gets busted for giving a Percocet to Kate, and Spencer gets dumped by Wren, who wants to go back to Melissa, but Melissa doesn't want him and is planning to dump him later. The news of police cars at Emily's house gets the three out, but it's Toby who's dead: a suicide. Jenna delivers a note that prompts Spencer to reveal the reason Alison caused Jenna's blindness: Toby was molesting Jenna, and the sight made Alison misfire. But Toby isn't A, since Emily gets one last message: It isn't over until A says it is!
Prologue: How it Really Began (All The Girls)
- And We Thought We Were Friends (Spencer)
- Hanna 2.0 (Hanna)
- Is There an Amish Sign-Up Sheet Somewhere? (Emily)
- There's Truth in Wine...or in Aria's Case, Amstel (Aria)
- A House Divided (Spencer)
- Charity isn't so Sweet (Hanna)
- O Captain, My Captain (Emily)
- Even Typical Rosewood Boys Soul-Search (Aria)
- Someone's Allowance Just Got a Whole Lot Smaller (Spencer)
- Abstinence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder (Hanna)
- Didn't Emily's Mother Ever Teach Her Not to Get in Stranger's Cars? (Emily)
- Next Time, Stash Emergency Cover-up in Your Purse (Spencer)
- A Certain English Teacher is Such an Unreliable Narrator (Aria)
- Emily's Perfectly Fine with Taking Ali's Sloppy Seconds (Emily)
- She Steals for You, and This is How You Repay Her (Hanna)
- Nice, Normal Family Night at the Montgomery's (Aria)
- Daddy's Little Girl Has a Secret (Hanna)
- Surround Yourself With Normal, and Maybe You'll Be Normal Too (Emily)
- Watch out for Girls With Branding Irons (Aria)
- Laissez-Faire Means "Hands Off," BTW (Spencer)
- Some Secret Admirer... (Hanna)
- You Can't Handle the Truth (Aria)
- Next Stop, Greater Rosewood Jail (Spencer)
- $250 Gets you Dinner, Dancing...and a Warning (Emily)
- The Surreal Life, Starring Hanna Marin (Hanna)
- At Least She Doesn't Have to Sing Backup (Spencer)
- Aria is Available By Prescription Only (Aria)
- It's Not a Party Without Hanna Marin (Hanna)
- Let it all Out (Spencer)
- Cornfields Are the Scariest Place in Rosewood (Emily)
- Like Hanna Would Steal an Airplane-She Doesn't Even Know How to Fly! (Hanna)
- Emily Goes to Bat (Emily)
- Who's the Naughty Sister Now? (Spencer)
- See? Deep Down, Hanna Really is a Good Girl (Hanna)
- Special Delivery (Aria)
- Just Another Slow News Day in Rosewood (Spencer)
- String Bracelets Are so Out, Anyway (Emily)
Epilogue: What Happens Next... (-A)
Messages from "A"
To Aria
- Naughty, naughty Aria! You should know better than to go after a teacher, anyway. It's girls like you who break up perfectly happy families. -A
- P.S. Wondering who I am, aren't you? I'm closer than you think. -A
- A: Two choices: Make it go away or tell your mom. I'm giving you till the stroke of midnight Saturday night, Cinderella. Or else.
- A: Not sure how? Here's a hint: Strawberry Ridge Yoga Studio. 7:30 a.m. Tomorrow. Be there.
- Don't forget! Stroke of midnight! -A
To Emily
- Em! Still enjoying the same kinds of *activities* with your best friends, I see. Even though most of us have totally changed, it's nice to know you're still the same! Gonna tell everyone about your new love? Or shall I? -A
- Emily, how about this picture of you for the yearbook instead? -A
- Poor, confused Emily. I bet you could use a big warm girl hug right now, huh? Don't get too comfortable. It's not over until I say it is. -A
To Spencer
- Spence, I don't blame you for not telling them our little secret about Toby. The truth can be dangerous - and you don't want them getting hurt, do you? -A
- Want the easy A? I think you know where to find it. -A
- P.S. You hurt me, so I'm going to hurt you. Or maybe I should hurt a certain new boyfriend instead? You guys better watch out - I'll show up when you least expect it. -A
To Hanna
- Mopping the floors at Bill Beach won't help you get your life back. Not even you could clean up this mess. And besides, I know something about you that'll guarantee you'll never be Rosewood's it girl - ever again. -A
- I know it all. I could RUIN YOU.
- Four simple words: Hanna. Marin. Blinded. Jenna. What would Daddy think if he knew that? I'm watching you, Hanna, and you'd better do what I say. -A
- Hi again, Hanna! I want you to read Naomi and Riley the sentences below just as they're written. No cheating! And if you don't, everyone will know about you-know-what. That includes Daddy. -A
- Since you followed my orders so nicely yesterday, consider this a gift: Get to Foxy, now. Sean's there with another girl. -A
- Emily and Maya: Emily becomes interested in pursuing a relationship with Toby Cavanaugh, especially since she doesn't want Ben and his friends to reveal her attraction to other girls. Maya is upset by this and tells her she can't change who she is. Emily ignores and avoids her ex, desperate to have a 'normal' life again. Toby tries to follow Emily through the woods after frightening her with secrets from the past.
- Spencer and Wren - Spencer and Wren keep in touch, even after her parents forbid her from seeing him. Eventually they meet up and have sex. She wants to have a serious relationship with Wren, but soon he starts to ignore her calls. He eventually tells her that he doesn't think their relationship can work out. He also mentions that he is seeing someone, who is later revealed to be Melissa. The older Hastings breaks up with him, so that neither she nor her sister will have him in their lives.
- Ella and Byron: Ella finds out about her husband's affair from A, as well as the fact that Aria knew about it. She kicks him out of their house and is disgusted with her daughter's involvement.
- Spencer and Andrew: During Foxy, Spencer gets a call from Wren and Andrew ends up seeing her talking to him. She mentions she has a boyfriend. Andrew says he knows and ends up not talking to her. Spencer tries to talk to him but she, Aria and Hanna were trying to find Emily because she was out with Toby.
- Spencer and Andrew - Spencer asks Andrew to Foxy so that Melissa wouldn't suspect her involvement with Wren. While at Foxy, he finds out that Spencer was really using him as a decoy and promptly ditches her.
- Aria and Sean - The two start to date after Sean helps out Aria when her car shuts down. She still has feelings for Ezra but Sean proves to be a nice distraction. She actually finds that she really likes him and accepts his offer to go to the Foxy benefit dance.
- Emily and Toby - Toby has returned from boarding school in Maine and Emily's surprised to see that he's not as creepy or unfriendly as he was in middle school. The two get to know each other and Emily thinks she has a chance of being a 'normal' girl again. They go to Foxy together, but Emily leaves his car, panicked, once she thinks that he's A.
Memorable Quotes
"Yeah, but I saw you Toby. And if you tell, I'll tell, too. Your parents."- Alison (telling Toby she saw him molesting Jenna.)
"So why'd you steal your boyfriend's dad's car anyway?"- Mr. Marin (to Hanna)
"You can't change who you are, Emily. I hope you know that." Maya (to Emily).
"You swear to God what? You think this is easy?"- Spencer (yelling at Ali when she refuses to answer Aria's question about The Jenna Thing).
"The thing is, maybe I am a dyke. I mean, I did, like, love Alison DiLaurentis. But I thought it was only Ali I loved, not that I was a lesbian. Now...now I don't know. Maybe Ben's right. Maybe I am gay. Maybe I should just deal with it."- Emily (talking to Toby about her confusion about her sexuality).
"It was hard for me to even see her. Now it's hard for me to even hear her name. Especially after...after what she did. I know you were friends and you loved her and whatever, but personally, I'm glad that bitch is dead."- Toby (to Emily).
"I know everything" -A


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So here, in their own place I observed the wonderful , soft , round little bunnies.There were six, and the vet said that they were all girls!
This is Vanilla:
Remember when I painted them in watercolours before? This is a re-post of the painting:
|"Vanilla" 6x6 Oil on wrapped canvas . By South African Artist Marie Theron.
|Rabbits in watercolour, 18" x 12" (2011) by South African Artist Marie Theron
You may like some photos too. This is Snowball, who is often invited inside:
And here she is having a meal with three of her six daughter rabbits:
|Vanilla, Mom Snowball, Dad Peter and Sprinkles
Rabbits are so soft they can sit very tight! I thought at first glance that there were three in this photo, but there are four. We should never say one bunny is the prettiest, but isn't Vanilla (on the left) just too lovely for words?


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Saturday, 28 April 2012
Production-Line Pajama Pants
Since I cut out six pairs of pajamas earlier in the week, I'd better get them finished. I managed to get a pair of jeans out of the UFO basket, and it would be nice to have less things in there than what I started with.
Yesterday, I didn't get much chance to sew during the day, so I spent a little time after the kids went to bed last night, getting these pajama pants to the point where they need elastic in their waists and a hem at the bottom. Hopefully the pants will be finished today. Oh, and then I have six pajama tops to finish....
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Box Elder Ash-leaved Maple
=Habitat and Range.=--In deep, moist soil; river valleys and borders of
Infrequent from eastern Ontario to Lake of the Woods; abundant from
Manitoba westward to the Rocky mountains south of 55 deg. north
Maine,--along the St. John and its tributaries, especially in the French
villages, the commonest roadside tree, brought in from the wild state
according to the people there; thoroughly established young trees,
originating from planted specimens, in various parts of the state; New
Hampshire,--occasional along the Connecticut, abundant at Walpole;
extending northward as far as South Charlestown (W. F. Flint in lit.);
Vermont,--shores of the Winooski river and of Lake Champlain;
Connecticut,--banks of the Housatonic river at New Milford, Cornwall
Bridge, and Lime Rock station.
South to Florida; west to the Rocky and Wahsatch mountains,
reaching its greatest size in the river bottoms of the Ohio and its
=Habit.=--A small but handsome tree, 30-40 feet high, with a diameter of
1-2 feet. Trunk separating at a small height, occasionally a foot or two
from the ground, into several wide-spreading branches, forming a broad,
roundish, open head, characterized by lively green branchlets and
foliage, delicate flowers and abundant, long, loose racemes of
yellowish-green keys hanging till late autumn, the stems clinging
throughout the winter.
=Bark.=--Bark of trunk when young, smooth, yellowish-green, in old trees
becoming grayish-brown and ridgy; smaller branchlets greenish-yellow;
season's shoots pale green or sometimes reddish-purple, smooth and
shining or sometimes glaucous.
=Winter Buds and Leaves.=--Buds small, ovate, enclosed in two dull-red,
minutely pubescent scales. Leaves pinnately compound, opposite; leaflets
usually 3, sometimes 5 or 7, 2-4 inches long, 1-1/2-2-1/2 inches broad,
light green above, paler beneath and woolly when opening, slightly
pubescent at maturity, ovate or oval, irregularly and remotely
coarse-toothed mostly above the middle, 3-lobed or nearly entire; apex
acute; base extremely variable; veins prominent; petioles 2-3 inches
long, enlarging at the base, leaving, when they fall, conspicuous
leaf-scars which unite at an angle midway between the winter buds.
=Inflorescence.=--April 1-15. Flowers appearing at the ends of the
preceding year's shoots as the leaf-buds begin to open, small,
greenish-yellow; sterile and fertile on separate trees,--the sterile in
clusters, on long, hairy, drooping, thread-like stems; the calyx hairy,
5-lobed, with about 5 hairy-stemmed, much-projecting linear anthers;
pistil none: the fertile in delicate, pendent racemes, scarcely
distinguishable at a distance from the foliage; ovary pubescent, rising
out of the calyx; styles long, divergent; stamens none.
=Fruit.=--Loose, pendent, greenish-yellow racemes, 6-8 inches long, the
slender-pediceled keys joined at a wide angle, broadest and often
somewhat wavy near the extremity, dropping in late autumn from the
reddish stems, which hang on till spring.
=Horticultural Value.=--Hardy throughout New England; flourishes best in
moist soil near running water or on rocky slopes, but accommodates
itself to almost any situation; easily transplanted. Plants of the same
age are apt to vary so much in size and habit as to make them unsuitable
for street planting.
An attractive tree when young, especially when laden with fruit in the
fall. There are several horticultural varieties with colored foliage,
some of which are occasionally offered in nurseries. A western form,
having the new growth covered with a glaucous bloom, is said to be
longer-lived and more healthy than the type.
1. Winter buds.
2. Branch with sterile flowers.
3. Sterile flower.
4. Branch with fertile flowers.
5. Fertile flower.
6. Fruiting branch.
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DMO and tourism professional with 18 years of experience in New Jersey. Passionate advocate for NJ heritage, eco and cultural tourism.
Executive Director, Morris County Tourism Bureau – 1997 to present
6 Court Street, Morristown, NJ 07960
Manages a 501 c (3) not-for-profit Destination Marketing Organization that positively affects the economy of Morris County by promoting the area's exceptional historic, cultural and recreational opportunities by providing services to residents, business travelers and tourists. The Morris County Tourism Bureau (MCTB) works in partnership with the Morris County Board of Chosen Freeholders, Morristown National Historical Park, Morris County Park Commission, the NJ Division of Travel & Tourism along with area historic, recreational and cultural organizations to advance its mission.
- Responsible for an annual budget of approximately $500,000– FY 2016. In 2015, tourism activity in Morris County represented $2.1 billion– up +4.5 from the previous year.
- 10- year recipient of the DMO Co-op Marketing Grant from the NJ Division of Travel & Tourism.
- Manages a staff of 5 part-time employees including a membership manager, social media manager, bookkeeper, outreach and product development manager and office manager.
- Oversees the development and implementation of all marketing and public relations materials across a plethora of social, digital, radio, and print platforms.
- Creates an annual Dashboard Metrics chart with 25 components to measure the outcome of marketing efforts to ensure the greatest ROI.
- Cooperates with over 200 business and associations who are MCTB members.
- Acts as principle development officer for the organization responsible for yearly grants to the NJ Division of Travel & Tourism, NJ Historical Commission, NJ Historic Trust, F.M. Kirby Foundation, A.P. Kirby Foundation, Town of Morristown.
- Operates a busy visitor's center from Monday–Friday, open Saturdays during the summer and fall when the MCTB historical walking tour series is offered.
- Produces the annual event: Revolutionary Times Weekend – a celebration of the American Revolution in the Morristown area each July. Attendance is approximately 6,000 people.
- Meets regularly with the MCTB Board of Directors and Morris County Board of Chosen Freeholders who provide guidance and vision for the MCTB.
- Prolific public speaker at various conferences and meetings throughout NJ on various tourism topics.
- Served as vice chairman of the 2010 Heritage Tourism Plan for New Jersey.
- Board member of the Crossroads of the American Revolution Association, Advocates of NJ History, founding member of NJDMO.
- Winner of numerous awards from the NJ Divisions of Travel & Tourism: 2003, 2007, 2011 including the Pinnacle of Excellence Award.
- Received the 2013 Award of Recognition from the New Jersey Historical Commission for long-time support and promotion of Morris County's history and historic sites.


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With my new found knowledge I will embellish this a contact patrol. Such patrols were conducted during offensives. The planes would fly over the front and sound klaxon horns and the advanced infantry would set off flares allowing the planes to mark their position and then report back to high command.
Mark B and myself took a Bristol each (I'm the half painted one). Stephen N is the yellow Fokker, Stephen B the zebra and, welcoming a new player to Wings of Glory in his first game, Oliver in the red Fokker.
Contact! Poor bloody infantry down in the mud.
A pair of Bristol Fighters.
Incoming Fokkers.
Not the kind of contact expected, but the collision knocks out one Fokker and gives me a kill.
Very next go my companion gets a good burst in on the yellow Fokker and boom!
A more aesthetically pleasing explosion.
Prior to this pass by the red Fokker, the two Bristols had collided. I almost got my second kill, but it would have been a home goal. Mark B collected 10 points of damage from the contact.
We head for home.
I had collected four damage cards, but they were all zero. The red Fokker had taken some damage (I forget exactly, might have been nine plus a pilot wound).
And as my good fortune (which is a bit of an understatement) continues, here is the updated, but totally unofficial, leader board for 2015.


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Property Location
Hotel Excellency is centrally located in Cochin, walking distance from Durbar Hall Art Gallery and close to Mattancherry Synagogue. This hotel is within close proximity of Spice Market and Mattancherry Palace.
Make yourself at home in one of the 68 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Satellite television is provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and ceiling fans.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours).
Business, Other Amenities
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Lots of folks I know view teaching as a graduate student as a vexed opportunity/ circumstance of obtaining an advanced degree. Depending on your department, you may have very few chances to teach, or more chances than you would like. There are tons of benefits to teaching, including job experience, income, and a huge sense of accomplishment. Despite the benefits, balancing teaching and research/writing/coursework can be difficult. Oh, also, teaching can be ROUGH and definitely is lots of work. I wanted to share a few lessons I've figured out the hard way—through hours and hours of trial and error in the classroom.
1. Classes vary, and you will probably have to change up your teaching style to match your students in a given semester. Some classes are talkative and some are quiet. Some love group work, while others just want to listen to lectures. Be prepared to vary your teaching styles, try out new things, and definitely ask for feedback from students—I usually have a miderm eval…
2. Along the same lines, some classes are great, and some, to be real, are not. There are some groups of students that for some reason just don't mesh. It can be easy to take that personally, but don't jump to that assumption. Take a good look at your class, and honestly assess the situation. Are you putting in too little time? Are you unavailable to students? Are you regularly unprepared? If you answer "no" to those questions, it's probably not your fault, so you'll just have to muddle through. But don't despair! You will have good classes in the future!
3. A class is always the hardest the first time you teach it. Expect to put in hours prepping and developing assignments. The flip of that, though, is that classes are much easier the second or third time around, so save your materials—and make notes on what worked best and what you would like to update…
4. If you're feeling intimidated by teaching—and everyone I know has felt this way—a quick shot to your confidence that should help with your class is to put on your finest teaching garb and light it up! Really, it should help you feel more professional and, for me, in any case, affords me greater confidence. Sometimes you just have to fake that you are a professional/authority figure/expert and eventually you'll believe it, and your students will too. Fake it 'til you make it…!
5. Finally, a note for you perfectionists out there: set boundaries on how much teaching prep you do. I have definitely lost entire weeks of reading/writing to teaching: it can absolutely can take over… So you have to remember that you are also here to research and write; don't let that side of grad school suffer. Limit the hours you can use to prep, and force yourself to be efficient and to prioritize what really needs to be done (i.e. do you really need all those hilarious photos for the PowerPoint? Probably not.).
Here's hoping that you have a blast with teaching… It is part of the vocation for most of us and while some are more "natural" at it—in the sense of having a defined teaching style that affords someone confidence and students a good learning experience—everyone I know is always working to becoming a better teacher. It takes work and, like with most things, if at first you don't succeed try, and try again!


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When one looks at the plethora of gaming systems out there, one notices LOTS of castles. And dragons. And hermaphroditic denizens of forests, lakes, and swamps. Fantasy worlds are more than a staple—they're practically the TEMPLATE.
Wizards of the Coast's d20 Modern offers relief from the hordes of elves, gnomes, halflings, and so forth. It brings the player's party up to the age of gunpowder and beyond.
Where both Iron Heroes and D&D 4e (and all previous iterations of D&D, to an extent) are best served by players choosing a niche for their character to fill, the d20 Modern system encourages players to allow their characters to fill multiple roles. In a sense, it is the system that allows for Renaissance Men; it practically requires characters to branch out from their initial concept. Where multi-classing is an option in other systems, sticking with a single class in d20 Modern can seriously crimp your character's growth and ability to survive in the Brave New World.
d20 serves both combat and non-combat situations equally well. Its capability to handle non-combat situations is SO marked and so impressive, it quickly usurped standard D&D (and 3.5e variants) as my preferred system. Flexibility is the name of the game, and d20 Modern plays it really, really well. It has to: d20 Modern is meant to cover an enormous range of technological innovation, from gunpowder to gunships to starships. And more! Want to introduce contemporary fantasy or horror to your gaming group? d20 is your system. Elves with laptops! Cyberpunk, Steampunk, Jungle-punk! All can fit into the gears of the d20 Modern machine.
d20 Modern emphasizes skills in order to maintain this flexibility. Skills are generally defined enough to allow for translation to different ages—Craft (Mechanical) can be used to build a catapult as well as a new FTL drive for a starship, depending on the setting. Navigation can be used to read computer output to navigate star-ways as well as to read the stars to navigate a sailing vessel. There are a LOT of skills characters have to draw on, too: the sheer number of skills available might overwhelm those players who are more habituated to skill-lite systems.
d20 Modern has a bevy of feats available to characters in general; but also offers several feat trees within classes. For example, the Charismatic class has three paths: Leadership, Charm, and Fast-talk. Each path has three feats which are acquired as the character advances; each path is designed to use the class' prerequisite (Charisma) in a different way. The leader may use his feats to help coordinate team-members in battle; the charmer may use his feats to boost his ability to be convincing outside of combat; the fast-talker may be able to better con his targets. While this feature may seem designed to drive characters into a niche, the skill system and the need for multi-classing serves to offset that.
Sometimes the d20 Modern system gets a bit too big for its britches, though. The rules can get a bit hairy and complex. Case in point is the wealth system. Gone is the relatively simple days of gold pieces; instead, wealth (as written in the rules) is a function of a die roll, occupation, level, and an equation whose formula I don't remember right now. :) Spent wealth is accumulated over a given period of time, but (barring a successful bank robbery or inheritance, or windfall of some sort) you're not likely to exceed your initial wealth rating. It was confusing enough for my Game Master to declare it utterly broken, and to use home-brew wealth rules.
In my experience, d20 Modern heroes are a bit more fragile than their fantastically empowered peers. There is no divinely-empowered Walking Medical Kit; healing takes time and rest. Of course, there ARE rules that permit instantaneous healing, ala 'Cure Light Wounds' spell, but I didn't play THOSE games.
The extent of customization available in d20 Modern is such that it's probably not the best system for brand new role players. From what I understand from my GM, ditto for new Game Masters. But if you've cut your teeth on swords and dragon's talons; if you've got an eye on that far distant land of the future; if you're prepared to step out of the dark ages into the land of Enlightement, Reason, and Gunpowder, give d20Modern a shot.
With that, let me close with this: unlike 4e and Iron Heroes, you can find much of the source material for d20 Modern for free and online HERE.
Next time: no d20, no d10, no d8 even. Embrace your FATE.


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Who are the "shepherd" and the "sheep" (John 10:2)?
Jesus is the shepherd and His followers are the sheep.
Who's the "thief and a robber" (John 10:1)?
How about the "doorkeeper" (John 10:3)?
Leaders who are supposed to guard and protect Jesus' followers on His behalf.
What do you think of the depiction above? How much of it is figurative and how much literal?
All of it is literal. Jesus is describing a sheepfold in a town, where the sheep of visiting shepherds are kept together. When a shepherd is ready to leave town again, he returns to the sheepfold and calls out his sheep, who recognized his voice and follow him out through the gate, which the doorkeeper opens. Individual flocks in the region were not thousands of animals but small enough for the shepherds to know their sheep individually and even name them like we name our pets today.
What is the context of this passage?
It's the continuation of Jesus' words to the Pharisees at the end of John chapter 9. He is saying that their inability to understand or follow Him shows that they don't belong to God. Since they don't understand, He shifts to another analogy below.


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A Visit To Norway In Decorah, Iowa
Decorah, Iowa is home to the Vesterheim: The National Norwegian-American Museum & Heritage Center. Are you Norwegian? If so, this is a must visit. If you are not Norwegian? You need to visit, as you will appreciate a Norwegian, unlike you ever have before.
If you live in the midwest like I do, chances are you know several Norwegians. I have a lot of Norwegian in me, and people can often tell by my accent. If you have heard me speak, do you think I have that Norwegian accent? I personally don't think I do, but you all know how that goes.
Looking down and standing next to a wooden ship was quite breath taking. I had a hard time fathoming how someone would sail miles and miles for days on end, in a wooden boat. Many folks that came to the United States, arrived in ships like this. A visit to this museum made me appreciate my great grandparents and all they had to go through to arrive in this country.
Early Norwegians are known to have loved their butter and sugar, because it's cheap. And I of course, love lefse that is swimming in butter and sugar. I am a true Norwegian when it comes to a love of butter and sugar. In the museum there are several authentic Norwegian cooking utensils, furniture accompanied with a lot of amazing history.
Norwegians love their fabrics. Looms were and continue to be a part of the Norwegian way of life.
Rosemaling and decorative painting are another piece of the Norwegian heritage. These pieces really caught my eye, as the detail is unbelievable. I will confess, I do not have the patience to paint like this.
There is something for everyone at the Vesterheim Norwegian Gallery in Decorah, Iowa. This is a glimpse of this stunning museum you will find in Decorah. The outdoor buildings are open during the warmer months and offer more insight into the Norwegian way of life. With educational classes and traveling displays, the museum always has something going on.
Want to learn more about the Norwegian culture? Nordic Fest is slated for July 28-30, 2016. This is a family friendly event which draws people in from all across the globe. Hotel rooms fill up fast, as do camping sites, so reserve your spot as soon as possible.
After a day of exploring the Norwegian Heritage, I'd like to suggest that you experience a taste of Italian at Mabe's Pizza. One of the best places to find a slice of pizza in the midwest.
So, tell me! Are you interested in learning more about the Norwegian Culture? If so, I'd love to hear when you plan to visit Decorah.


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During the San Jose F2F, a subset of the WG members present were chartered with the task of resolving the various differences of opinion as regards the use and meaning of the SOAPAction HTTP header field in the HTTP Binding section (Issue 95). The subteam was successful in their effort and proposed revised wording for the specification which was slightly modified and subsequently ratified by all members present at the F2F. The key points of the resolution were that SOAPAction HTTP Header Field would be made OPTIONAL (in the RCC2119 sense) in the SOAP1.2 - Part 2 specification, with a recommendation that SOAPAction SHOULD NOT be used, but MAY be required in certain server implementations. A specific HTTP Status Code (427 proposed) shall be registered with IANA for the purpose of providing a means by which a SOAP Receiver can indicate to a SOAP client that the SOAPAction Header Field is required. The full text of the revised SOAPAction section (6.1.1) along with the related AIs can be found in the attachement to the email here: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/xmlp-comments/2001Sep/0008.html The editors have been asked to incorporate the change into the next draft of the spec. Cheers, ChrisReceived on Monday, 17 September 2001 12:18:16 UTC
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Choppy Market Index - indicator of market volatility
Each of us is faced with the problem that when there is a trend, all strategies work like clockwork, but when it starts sawtooth movement "up and down", even good, proven forex strategy suffer losses. So how do you determine when it is not necessary to go into the market? This will help us CMI (Choppy Market Index) - an indicator of market volatility.
Choppy Market Index - a simple indicator that calculates the difference between the closing of the last (for now) the bar and closing the N bars ago and then divides that value by the difference between the highest and lowest HIGH LOW of these bars. The resulting number is then multiplied by 100 to give a visual representation of "instability" of the market in the range from 1 to 100.
Indicator, as well as a strategy based on it (see below), invented by Daniel Fernandez, the material on trade with CMI was published in the August issue of Currency Trader.
After installing the Choppy Market Index on the chart (any timeframe and currency pair), we obtain a similar picture:
As many have already guessed - the smaller the value of the indicator, the more unstable market. And the higher the value, the more clearly the presence of a trend. Turning point (ie, when we can say that the trend has changed to strange movement and vice versa) is about the same level as 50.
The author also offers us a strategy based on the CMI indicator for trading on the daily charts. Interestingly, two sets of rules is proposed: to trade in a volatile market and trade in the presence of a trend.
Rules Strategy Choppy Market Index
Trading in volatile market
- Buy when the moving average (blue line) indicator below 40 CMI and CMI red line itself.
- Sell when the moving average (blue line) indicator below 40 CMI and CMI of the green line.
- Exit the position when CMI exceeds 50.
Trade in a trending market
- Buy when the blue moving average above 60 and the line color CMI - green.
- Sell when the blue moving average above 60 and the line color CMI - red.
- Exit the position when CMI falls below 50.
According to the above strategy, I would not advise to trade, but rather is given to understanding the indicator CMI, as well as its possible use for filtering signals on trend-following strategies.
In the archives Choppy_Market_Index.rar:
- CMI.ex4
- CMI.mq4
- CurrencyTrader-Choppy Market Index Manual.pdf
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Before and after the repairs to the Cathedral Wall on Channonry Wynd, Brechin.
Brechin Townscape Heritage Initiative (THI) aims to repair and enhance the historic buildings for public benefit by using traditonal methods, skills and materials. It also aims to support and improve skills of both employed and unemployed.
Angus Council approached Laing Traditional Masonry late in 2009 to assist with the repair to the Cathedral Wall on Channonry Wynd, Brechin. The boundary wall to the Cathedral is around 50 metres long and has fragments from the pre-reformation church previously located on the site. The project was funded by the City of Brechin Townscape Heritage Initiative (THI) grants scheme, with grant assistance from the heritage lottery fund and Angus Council.
LTM delivered training on the traditional re-pointing techniques and remained on hand to guide the team through the project, it was a great success and following from this project, Brechin THI hope to replicate similar projects to further areas of need.
"This is the first of a series of intensive traditional skills training courses set to run during the lifetime of the Townscape Heritage Initiative. The aim is to assist in upskilling of out of work local individuals, whilst enhancing the centre of Brechin, thereby leaving a sound inheritance once the THI has finished. The opportunity to tap into the skills of LTM will undoubtedly offer excellent added value." - Sarah Kettles, Project Manager, City of Brechin THI.


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Costume Party: The Musketeers, Part 6
47 comments:
- applesofgold said...
Genius. That is what you are. I never would have figured this one out by myself. This will be an awesome addition to the costumes. I'm working on shirring the corsets...I made the first one over the weekend....I guess I need practice since mine turned out all funny. Did I mention that my kids are WAY excited to wear this for Halloween this year? After each piece is made, they end up wearing it the end of the day.
- October 6, 2010 at 8:53 AM
- Beth Lemon said...
This is the most hilariously genius thing I have ever seen. I can't wait to do this (next year!!!).
Thanks for making my day.
- October 6, 2010 at 12:00 PM
- The Sewing Dork said...
I never would have thought of that either! Now I know where to go next time I need white or pink or orange or blue boots!
- October 6, 2010 at 5:16 PM
- Mike and Shayla said...
I am loving these costume posts, thanks for sharing your great ideas.
Can you post a close-up picture of the finished boot, on a foot?
- October 7, 2010 at 11:54 PM
- Natalie said...
Pure awesomeness! I love these and want some for me!! Maybe white go-go type boots?!
- October 8, 2010 at 1:19 AM
- my mudda' calls me jack said...
any opinion on spray painting duck tape?????
Loving all these posts. I have 4 girls and we had been planning on doing this since last year and I'm so happy that I don't have to do any serious creative brain work! You are a genius!
- October 11, 2010 at 8:42 AM
- Beth @ Sand To Pearl said...
Awesome, my daughter and her friend are always playing barbie musketeers.
- October 21, 2010 at 7:27 PM
- Casey Marie said...
LOVE this idea! I will be trying this one with my girls, maybe even make myself a pair, ;)
~Casey Marie
- December 15, 2010 at 6:18 PM
These are WAY too cool!!! Love it so much. I made a full super hero costume for my toddler once out of duct tape (and a less elaborate matching one for myself). It was so fun! Have you seen the hairbands and jewelry people make, too? You really can do anything with duct tape!
Here's the costume if you want to see it:
- August 13, 2012 at 12:54 PM
Love these! What a great idea!
- August 22, 2012 at 11:39 AM
- Bella@artclubblog said...
Hilarious! Very clever though :)
- August 23, 2012 at 8:08 PM
- Em said...
Love it! Can you post a finished close-up of the boots..
- September 3, 2012 at 4:13 PM
- Jessica Kuts said...
A finished close-up of the boots would be fantastic! I was wondering how much duct tape would have to be used for a pair of adult boots ?
- September 18, 2012 at 4:08 PM
- Lynn Donachie said...
I used very nearly 2 rolls (20 yd each) for an adult pair, right to my knees.
- September 22, 2012 at 5:14 PM
- Shirpha Ortiz said...
How about the bottom part?
- October 11, 2012 at 9:24 AM
- holly2013 said...
Im doing this now, but they look really stripey from where the tape over laps, is there any way to fix it?
- October 15, 2012 at 2:39 PM
- Nancy said...
Thank you so much! I just made a shorter version of these for my teenage daughter who is going as an elf!
One suggestion: We had a hard time getting the surgical scissors in to cut off the boot without causing her discomfort. For the second boot, we slide a fat marker in between her skin and the sock. We removed it when it was time to cut. It left just the right amount of extra space for the scissors.
She wears about a size 10 shoes and we definitely needed 2 rolls of duck tape.
Thanks again!
- October 22, 2012 at 12:03 PM
This is an answer to my prayers. I'm a Cosplayer...on a budget, and I just can't afford a new pair of boots for every costume I make. All I did differently is add fabric over the duct tape, it makes them look REAL! Like real boots that I bought at the store! Thanks so much! Love this!
- October 22, 2012 at 10:57 PM
- twelvedaysold said...
Hey! I wanted to thank you for this great tutorial (I stumbled upon it on Pinterest, it was perfect!). I made wrestling boots with them. Here's the link if you're curious, and thanks again for posting this tute!
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- Star said...
Found this on Pinterest...Thank you! I'm thinking the heck with the kids...I need a pair. =D
- June 4, 2013 at 11:44 AM
- messychristian said...
Not sure you got my last comment...Would you sell the musketeer costume in pink? Or make one? I can make the boots but don't know how to sew. My daughter saw the costume and loves it! She is a size 4/5. Thank you!
- September 14, 2013 at 8:53 PM
- Judy Smith said...
What about the soles? do you leave the sock open there because that would be too slick on our floors. How can we fix this issue? I love the idea and the timing is perfect since I found it on Pinterest pre Halloween 2013.
- October 12, 2013 at 8:04 PM
- Jasmin Clinger said...
Love it! Did it for both my girls fir their superhero and villain Halloween and bday party costumes. Cheap and easy! Thanks for sharing!
- October 24, 2013 at 9:30 PM
- Jasmin Clinger said...
Love it! Did it for both my girls fir their superhero and villain Halloween and bday party costumes. Cheap and easy! Thanks for sharing!
- October 24, 2013 at 9:31 PM
- Elizabeth Brewer said...
Hahahahahaaaaaa. I needed to make boot covers for a cosplay //Eren Jager from Attack on Titan//. I originally planned fabric. Now. >8D I can just make the boots!!!!
- April 8, 2014 at 3:28 PM
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a pair of old knee high socks. approximately 30 ... flatkneehighboots.blogspot.com
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The boots-- they totally finish the outfit, don't you think? And really, it ... akneehighbootsocks.blogspot.com
- September 11, 2014 at 8:22 AM
- KSiragusa said...
THANK YOU FOR SHARING!! Such a clever idea and this completed my child's Halloween costume!!
- October 26, 2014 at 6:03 PM
- Mama Bear said...
I attempted your idea with tennis shoes: Epic Fail!! I linked your blog to mine, though, so I thought I'd pass it along! It is a great idea, will try again someday, following your instructions!
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I wonder how easy it might be to sew on zippers instead of lacing???
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This is awesome that I found this. My daughter wants to be a power ranger so now I can make her these and the costume will look more authentic
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Combining size and capabilities and testing the boundaries of luxury versus performance, the Numarine 32XP Series Concept is now under construction utilising hull #1 and offered for sale through Burgess.
Building on the success of the 40XP steel-hull explorer concept released in 2015, the 32.5m 32XP, expected to be delivered in 2017, will enhance the Numarine explorer line by ensuring unmatched efficiency coupled with on board comfort.
To ensure a world class design, Numarine has partnered with renowned designer Can Yalman who has masterminded the creative vision for the 32XP. What's expected is striking lines and stunning aesthetics combined with a 'cruise anywhere' ethos. She has an impressive cruising range of 3,000nm at a design cruising speed of 12 knots, all thanks to a composite superstructure with steel hull propelled by two CAT C18 Acert engines offering 715hp. A top design speed of 14 knots is achievable too.
On board, the Numarine 32XP has been designed in conjunction with Silent Line Group to help noise and vibration reduction. The yacht will be insulated with the latest technology in sound absorbance and blocking with a mounting and connection solution to help prevent vibration transfer into the structure.
Once built, Numarine 32XP will accommodate 12 guests, to include a full beam owner's cabin plus ample entertainment options throughout, making her an extremely social choice.
Numarine 32XP is expected to be released onto the market in 2017 at a price of €7,500,000 (US$8,455,000*) with Burgess.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ill. – Concordia Wisconsin ended the most successful season in program history on Thursday with a 3-1 (23-25, 16-25, 25-14, 20-25) loss to No. 17 Carthage in the first round of the NCAA Tournament inside the Shirk Center.
Final Score: Carthage 3, Concordia Wisconsin 1
Location: Shirk Center (Bloomington, Ill.)
Records: No. 17 Carthage 26-8, Concordia Wisconsin 28-3
Click here for the post-match press conference
- Concordia Wisconsin's offense didn't perform well from the start and couldn't regroup until the third set, which was the only set they took in the match. The defense performed well at times and ended with 10.5 total team blocks.
- The match was close, as there were 20 scoring ties and eight lead changes, as each team had its ups and downs in the second and third sets of the match. The Falcons build a match-high 10 point advantage in the third set, while the Lady Reds had a nine-point lead in the second frame.
- Concordia Wisconsin ended with a .127 attack percentage and 10.5 total team blocks, while No. 17 Carthage hit .194 and posted 7.0 total team blocks.
- Senior Lauren Nevinski (New Berlin, Wis.) and junior Holly Anderson (Grant Park, Ill.) each had 11 kills. Nevinski also had five block assists. Junior Mackenzie Wockenfus (Appleton, Wis.) recorded a double-double with 19 assists and 16 digs. Sophomore Kendall Stribling (Greenfield, Wis.) and Anderson also had five block assists each.
- Junior Haley Sedo (Neenah, Wis.) ended with 19 assists and eight digs, while senior Lindsey Casper (Hubertus, Wis.) recorded 25 digs.
- The Falcons ended with a program-record 28 victories. Over the past two seasons, they compiled a 51-11 overall record, including a 22-0 record in NACC play.
- Nevinski ends her career as the program and NACC all-time record holder with 340 block assists.
- Casper recorded 1,368 digs during her three-year career, which ranks seventh all-time in program history.
- Senior Kaily (Moegenburg) Erdman (Plymouth, Wis.) ended her historic career with 996 kills, 1,007 digs and 108 service aces.
- Shannon Kebisek led all players with 21 kills, while Megan Behrendt had 14 kills and 17 digs.
- Ellie LeCount posted 44 assists and 12 digs, while Luci Krenzke recorded 20 digs.


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