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It first started with the U.S. Forest Service and their idea folks actually enjoying the great outdoors were a detriment to preserving them. For years people have ridden horses, hiked and ridden ATVs in our national forests, and they are still standing. But red tape, cost-cutting measures and no concern for the people who pay their taxes and make all this possible has left many reasonable people scratching their heads.
Now, at a time when our economy could seemingly get no worse, the U.S Army Corps of Engineers is stepping in and closing parks, recreational areas, and access to some of our rivers and streams.
Does anyone other than me realize that our money and the money of our family members before us went to pay for all these projects? Not only was our money spent, but it was spent with the idea of creating jobs and stimulating the economy.
Yes, I understand the Corps main concern is water, flood control and navigation. But the money for all these other projects has been spent and now we are just going to close them and let them go to waste. Does any one other than me feel like my tax money just got thrown out a window?
They are being closed to make budget cuts. Budget cuts so we can take the money and buy more $1,500 hammers or so some politician can travel to some foreign country? Budget cuts? We are right in the middle of a presidential campaign where every single candidate is talking about creating jobs, but one arm of our government is going to close parks and eliminate jobs. Confused or dizzy yet? I am.
In a recent article in both The Courier and the state paper, reports indicated the cost-cutting measures would save $1.9 million. To you and I that is a large amount of money. But compared to trillions of dollars of debt, what exactly is that going to help?
Now don't get me wrong, we live in the greatest country in the world and all of us have to do our part to keep it that way, but I firmly believe we are going about it all wrong. These decisions are mainly being made by people who don't hunt, fish, camp or have any idea how their decisions affect those of us that do — and for the most part could care less.
No, I am not going to fire up the Winnebago, grow my hair out or organize a protest, but it would be nice if a few of us showed up at some of these meetings and expressed our concerns. Public meetings are supposed to be held next month, and our friends who work for the Corps of Engineers could use our support as well as the thousands of people who frequent these areas on a yearly basis.
You can also obtain more information on these closings and possibly make some comments by visiting the Little Rock District of the Corps of Engineers at www.swl.usace.mil.
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The Meramec River is truly a Missouri treasure. Stretching 218-miles through the state, traveling from the Steeleville area until feeding into the Mississippi River between Arnold and Imperial, south of St. Louis. The Meramec River passes through Crawford, Dent, Franklin, Iron, Jefferson, Helps, Reynolds, St. Louis, Texas and Washington counties in Missouri. The river drains into seven tributaries, including the Courtois, Crooked, Dry, Dry Fork, Huzzah and Indian creeks as well as the "Little Meramec River." There is plenty to do and discover along the banks of the Meramec River in Missouri, including Castlewood State Park, several float trip destinations and Meramec Caverns in Stanton. Explore all the Meramec River has to offer in Missouri.
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Exeter's Tom Johnson was one of England's stand-out performers during their recent tour of South Africa © PA Photos
Exeter flanker Tom Johnson is refusing to dwell on his outstanding contribution to England's recent tour of South Africa as he prepares for the start of the new Aviva Premiership season.
Johnson made his Test debut in the first Test against the Springboks in Durban earlier this year and was an ever-present in the keenly-fought series won 2-0 by the hosts. Widespread praise was heaped on the 30-year-old but he is not feeling the pressure ahead of a domestic campaign that will witness the Chiefs' Heineken Cup debut and the chance to tackle some of the best back-rows in Europe.
In contrast, he is determined not to take things too seriously as he plots his return to the international stage for England's testing end-of-year schedule. "One thing I learned from the summer was to go out and enjoy each and every game," Johnson told the Exeter Express and Echo. "I perhaps didn't do that as much last season, I put more pressure on myself. You have to get the balance right between enjoying the rugby and playing well.
"You've got to take it as a game of rugby, take it back to when you were a little kid and you just enjoyed playing the game. The pressure is then off a little bit and you play better because of it. I feel like I have got a real buzz back for it and I'm really looking forward to the start of the season now."
Johnson retained his place in Stuart Lancaster's Elite Player Squad last month but is taking nothing for granted ahead of England's clashes with Fiji, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand in November and December.
"People have asked 'would you like to be involved in the autumn internationals?' and that goes without saying," said Johnson. "Saying I'd like to involved will not get me involved, it's first and foremost training well with Exeter and getting in the match day squad.
"Good things have come to me because Exeter have done so well as a team. If we play well as a team and I do well in the systems we've got then I'm in with a shout. If I don't play well and don't get a spot in the team then England will fall by the wayside."
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CARSON, Calif. — After having chance after chance stifled by the Seattle Sounders FC defense, the LA Galaxy finally managed to find a break through in the 90th minute.
Playing with a man advantage for the final 20 minutes, the Galaxy broke the scoreless deadlock in the final minute of regulation with a diving header from Rafael Garcia that gave the hosts a 1-0 victory on Monday afternoon at The Home Depot Center.
RECAP: Galaxy get first Reserve League win of the season, beat Sounders 1-0
Garcia combined with Galaxy Academy midfielder Raul Mendiola down the left wing on a give-and-go that sent Mendiola toward the end line. Garcia timed his run toward the center of the box and was in perfect position to receive Mendiola's cross, sending a diving header past goalkeeper Brian Meredith for the only goal of the game.
"It was awkward, I didn't know to hit it with my leg or [head], so I just kind of dove and it went in," Garcia said.
The Galaxy went up a man, when Seattle's Christian Sivebaek was shown a red card in the 69th minute for running through a challenge on defender Bryan Gaul along the sideline. LA used the man advantage, as well as the infusion of substitutes, to create a number of late chances.
Galaxy Postgame Reaction
"We definitely had that advantage in the midfield and I think we were doing a good job of switching the ball and being able to get in behind," Galaxy forward Adam Cristman said. "It helped us be patient and eventually get that goal."
Reserve Head Coach Curt Onalfo praised the effort of the fresh legs that came on in the second half.
"Obviously whenever you put subs into the game, you want them to add energy and make a difference and certainly that was the case with all the guys that came into the game," Onalfo said.
It a was physical back-and-forth game with six cards being shown, three yellow cards to LA and two yellows plus the red going to Seattle. Cristman said that reserve games are sometimes chippier than regular season games.
"Guys are fighting for jobs and fighting for spots and time with their team," Cristman said. "Everyone wants to show well and sometimes making a statement with your aggressive play can mean something to your coach."
The Galaxy applied the majority of the pressure in the first half and had the first chance of the game 16 minutes in when they won a free kick on the left wing. Midfielder Hector Jimenez swung the ball into the box where Cristman was unmarked, but he could not get a head to it and the threat was easily killed off.
The tandem of Cristman and Pat Noonan had success running at the edges of Seattle's defense in the first half, but could not turn any of their chances into goals.
"It was a hot morning and I think we expended a lot of energy in the first half, really putting some pressure on them," Cristman said. "I felt like with that energy we set the tone of how we wanted to play and really frustrated them."
Seattle's two best chances came a minute apart just before the hour mark. In the 58th minute, rookie midfielder Andy Rose drove a powerful long-range shot that forced goalkeeper Bill Gaudette to parry his save around the post for a corner. On the ensuing corner kick, Marc Burch found Roger Levesque at the back post, only for his close range shot to be blocked. A scramble inside the box ensued before LA were eventually able to clear the ball away from danger.
"We talked about being compact, from our forwards to our defenders and also from east to west. The more you are able to do that, the harder it is on the opponent," Onalfo said. "You think about it, we didn't give away a whole lot. We were sound defensively and created our chances going forward."
Making his second appearance in a Galaxy Reserve League game, Mendiola pestered Seattle's right backs with runs down the sideline. He eventually turned one of those runs into the game-winning assist.
READ: Academy stars help Galaxy earn first Reserve League win
"He's a young player, he's got a lot to learn, but he's got great instincts going forward," said Onalfo of Mendiola, who entered the game in the 77th minute for Kyle Nakazawa.
Garcia, who also received praise from Onalfo for taking advantage of the time he had on the field, was pleased just to be able to play a role in helping his team get three well-deserved points.
"Whenever I step on the field, my mentality is just to help the team in any way that they need help and get those points," Garcia said. "We were fortunate enough to get that win today."
The Galaxy Reserves are back in action on Tuesday, May 8 when they take on the San Jose Earthquakes Reserves. That game will be played on University Field #1 at The Home Depot Center with kickoff scheduled for 11 a.m.


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Ryan Raburn, who was recalled from Triple-A Toledo in early July, has made a positive impression in his first month back with the Tigers. He had a two-homer, seven-RBI performance in just his ninth game (July 25), and the 26-year-old outfielder is batting .382 with a .432 on-base percentage over 34 at-bats. A Tampa native who played 12 games with Detroit in 2004, Raburn recently answered some questions from MLBPLAYERS.com:
MLBPLAYERS.com: Tell us a little bit about your success this season since your recall?
Raburn: This has just been awesome. It's been great to get back up to the big leagues after not being here for a few years. It has simply been wonderful for me. I'm a role player and I'm here to fill in whenever and wherever they need me. I've worked hard to get back up here and I'll do whatever I can to stay.
MLBPLAYERS.com: You made your big-league debut in 2004, but you have not played at this level again until recently. How hard was it to be back in the Minors for so long?
Raburn: Once you get a taste, of course it's not easy to go back. It's hard to go back. When I was up in '04, though, I didn't do that good. Being up here, however, was even better than what I expected. I was disappointed to be taken off the roster that next year. That was frustrating, but I've continued to work every day to try and get better.
MLBPLAYERS.com: As a role player, what type of versatility do you bring to the Tigers?
Raburn: With the lineup here, a guy coming up like me has to be able to play more than one position. To get out on the field on a good team like we have here, you have to have something to offer. I haven't played a lot of infield the past few years, but I'm out there every day taking groundballs. I'm trying to keep those skills fresh in case they're needed. Guys will need a day off and if I can play as many positions as possible, all the better.
MLBPLAYERS.com: How did you react in Spring Training upon hearing the news that you were one of the final roster cuts?
Raburn: I was fine. I was happy to get a big-league invite. I didn't start out on the 40-man roster. My goal was to show them I can play. I had the goal of having a good spring, which I did, and when it came in for the last cut, they called me in and told me that I was being sent down. I more or less thanked them for giving me an opportunity.
MLBPLAYERS.com: While down at Triple-A, you worked a lot with Minor League hitting coach and former big-league first baseman Leon Durham. How much has he helped your swing?
Raburn: We worked together every day. He helped me with my consistency. When I started working with him, it seemed that something clicked. Right now, that work has really paid off for me. He's a good hitting coach. He finds what works for different guys and he's really helped me out a lot.
MLBPLAYERS.com: Can you take us through your first home run?
Raburn: It was great. I just wanted to go to the plate and have a good approach and get a nice hit. I connected pretty good and I have hit the ball hard since. That particular home run was a changeup that was left up a bit. I got some good wood on it.
MLBPLAYERS.com: You also have had a seven-RBI, two home-run game. As time goes by, what do you think you will remember most about that game?
Raburn: Everything. It was one of those games that will be hard for me to forget much about. You can call it a career game, I guess. I don't think I could have a game better than that.
MLBPLAYERS.com: After that game, you came in the next afternoon and saw your name on the lineup in the third spot. What was going through your mind then?
Raburn: I thought it was a joke at first. With a lineup like this -- one that is so potent -- to get put in the No. 3 hole meant a lot to me. It was an indication maybe of what the coaches think of me. There are a lot of candidates here to hit third, so it was quite an honor and a great feeling.
MLBPLAYERS.com: Off the field, you were born and raised in Florida. What do you like about your home state?
Raburn: I love it. I love the weather the best. It's like having summer 12 months a year. It never gets cold. That's where I'm from and that's where I'll always live.
MLBPLAYERS.com: You were originally drafted by Tampa. Considering that you are from Florida, was it a difficult decision not to come to terms with that club?
Raburn: I wanted to sign with them out of high school, but after I dropped to the 18th round, that sort of dashed my hopes. I was down a little back then, but after I went to college, I realized just how tough it is to come into this game at a young age. There's a lot to adjust to.
Jeff Moeller is a freelance writer based in Los Angeles.
This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Whenever we speak, we send two messages: content messages and relational messages. (Watch this video for more information). Relational messages are messages that broadcast how we feel about others. At work, they are the messages that inspire or destroy morale. If the relational message is one of respect, trust and appreciation, morale soars. If it's the opposite, you'll find employee morale circling the drain.
Here are five surefire ways a boss can kill morale on any team:
1. Scheduling mandatory fun.
From required parties to top-down enforcement of dressing up for Halloween to impress the big boss—mandatory fun is not fun. It's like living in a fascist regime. It doesn't bring the team together; it's just another less pleasant form of work.
Fun events that promote team cohesion come from the team. When employees have the freedom to plan fun events, cohesion grows. If you're the boss, stay out of the merry making!
2. Requiring employees to punch the clock.
Your butt is in a chair eight hours a day. You get a dirty look when you make a Starbucks run. No one likes punching a clock.
Because it screams, "I don't trust you to get your work done!" Employees want their bosses to trust and value them. Requiring them to punch the clock is a surefire way to undermine both.
3. Not showing gratitude.
Have you ever done something awesome at work? Maybe you saved the day, or went above and beyond for a client. However, your boss barely mentioned it. No "good job" or "way to go." It stinks, and makes you less likely to go the extra mile the next time.
Sometimes a simple "thank you" is all you need to make morale soar.
4. Making a big deal out of a small mistake.
I make mistakes. You make mistakes. Leaders and bosses make mistakes. We all do. It's part of being human. The boss who makes a big deal out of that typo you missed on slide 147 of your 200 slide PowerPoint deck is a nit-picky jerk.
I once had a manager who reviewed my work with a red pen. It was like being in grade school all over again.
When this happens, the relational message being sent is, "I have the power and I am right." Lording your correctness over employees instead of building morale results in unhappy people who leave.
5. Not listening.
Say you are trying to tell your boss about a problem, but you can tell he is not listening. Do you ever want to yell, "Get out of your head and listen!"?
Everyone wants to be heard. Even if your boss doesn't go with your idea, it makes you feel valued if he or she listens.
What other tactics do you see at work that cause morale to falter?
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After playing five of its first seven matches of the season on the road, the Crew returns home Saturday against D.C. United (7:30 p.m. ET / FOX Sports Ohio) to kick off a three-match homestand at Crew Stadium. The Black & Gold will look to pick up their first win at home in 2013 to rebound from last week's defeat in Chicago.
"It's really important, because already this season we've played five games out and just two at home," defender Gláuber said of the team's return to Crew Stadium. "We feel much better when we play at home and we need to win. The first win here is important to make confidence to start the sequence where we have three games here."
The Crew drew its first two home matches of the season, both 1-1 results against San Jose and Philadelphia, and will count on its fans to help the team defeat United on Saturday. Since Robert Warzycha took over as Head Coach of the Black & Gold in 2009, the team is 39-11-16 in front of its home support.
"We've been working hard this whole week," midfielder Eddie Gaven said. "We still haven't won here at home, so we're hoping to earn our first one this weekend against D.C."
"When the support is coming, it is really important," Gláuber added. "We need the fans' help and we need them at the stadium on Saturday to help us to get three points.
"They are the 12th player on the field and they help us a lot."
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Head Coach Robert Warzycha has been tight-lipped on any lineup changes against D.C. this weekend after last week's disappointing performance in Chicago. The Black & Gold mustered only six shots against the FIre last week, none of which were on target. A change in the Crew attack could be in the cards.
As is the case every week, Warzycha has seen the best of his players in training.
"Training is good and intense every day," the Head Coach said. "I'm happy with the intensity the players bring every day. The guys come here to work."
Since returning from World Cup Qualifying duties with Costa Rica, striker Jairo Arrieta has seen his minutes decrease due to the emergence of Dominic Oduro in his absence. Arrieta tied for the team scoring lead in 2012 with nine tallies in just 18 appearances as a midseason acquisition. The Costa Rican has found the net once this season, and Warzycha hasn't ruled out the possibility of Arrieta and Oduro leading the front line ahead of playmaker Federico Higuaín.
"Jairo is a good player and sooner or later, he is going to be on the field," Warzycha explained. "I think everything is a possibility, it just depends on what you want from your team. You have to ask yourself, 'Who is going to defend, and who are you playing against?'
"Anything can happen, it just depends on who you're playing against."
Defender Chad Marshall will be honored in a pre-game ceremony on Saturday night for surpassing the 20,000 minutes played mark on April 6 against the Philadelphia Union. Marshall became the 46th outfield player in MLS history to reach the milestone. The defender is also just the fourth player to only play for one team and reach the mark.
Last season, Marshall surpassed Mike Clark for first-place on the Crew's all-time appearances, starts and minutes played lists.


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Working all weekend but next one I am off and know I will be ready.
Dear Brethren in Chicago,
I will be a pilgrim to your shores next Sunday and Monday but have only been to your fair city a few times previously. I need to know a gooood place to eat and imbibe in Barley Therapy. We will be staying downtown for a convention. Please advise...
Rosebud and Morton's are good high end steakhouses with a lively crowd. Check out www.metromix.com.
Hyatt Regency, McCormick Place...don't have a clue where this is. Sunday night may be our only free time as we are working Monday and leaving 6pm Monday.
The good news is that you're in a wonderful new Hotel, the bad news is that it's a short cab ride from anyplace I'd actually recommend.
Now that we've established the cab ride - what kind of food do you like?
My esteemed associates are correct - the Rush Street area is hopping, even on a Sunday night and if steak is what you want, Gibsons (in the Rush Street area) rocks as does Sullivans.
Texas is hard to beat for Steak and Tex-Mex, however, you might want to try something different?
Rosebud (Rush Street) is good Italian - but it's big restaurant Italian as opposed to the real thing.
Talk to us - what are you looking for?
I'm a foodie in addition to the BMW addiction. Good cheap food is appreciated as well as good expensive food. I would think that Chicago would have some killer ethnic restaurants...no chains. When I need a steak I just reach out my window and slice a piece off the nearest steer, so unless it's world renowned steak I would pass. Really great Italian/Polish/German/Russian/Bosco/etc. is a shoe in. My traveling companion is just a lad but relatively adventurous. Also, I need to know a great Dog stand. I've been to the famous deep dish pizza place, a famous but poorly executed rib place on the south side, a great diner downtown that does a mean Reuben and a great dog stand close to a college. Don't remember any of the names but don't want to go back to any of them (except the dog stand)so I guess that doesn't matter.
Try GreekTown.
I like this one:
Try the "flaming saganaki". It is the stuff!
Anyone up for a ride Saturday?
I am desperate.
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This place is totally Italian... but a modern Italian menu, not the heavy stuff. Zagat rated and always brilliant.
I take clients here when they want a real Chicago dining experience. 50/50 chance some of our "Outfit" guys will be dining there at the same time, so you know it's good.
(You don't want to give Joey ' The Clown' Lombardo or the Grand Avenue Crew a bad dish. Joey is actually in prison now, but the Crew is alive and well)
Their Pasta Fagiole is best best in Chicago... and perhaps North America.
And a short cab ride from Rush Street where your understudy can gaze on our version of nightlife.
Usual disclaimers.
Oh, Hot Dogs.
Gold Coast Dogs
159 N. Wabash
Chicago, IL
(312) 917-1677
Chicago Style with fries.
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Rookie Wei-Yin Chen outpitched 40-year-old Andy Pettitte, and the Baltimore Orioles beat the New York Yankees 3-2 on Monday night to even their AL division series at one game apiece.
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I've been busy lately, but I've read a few things tonight and I just cannot get them out of my mind. These are the three things that disgust me tonight.
Heating assistance for the poor? Oh, don't worry, you can always curl up with a good book under the covers and pray to God you don't freeze to death when you can't pay that fuel bill. I would like all the "sane" people in Washington D.C. to please stand up and make sure this bright idea doesn't happen. As cold as it is today, you would have to be one insane son of a bitch to even consider cutting these people off. It's not like you're cutting them off crack cocaine. This is life or death. In December President Obama and his new found Republican cronies had no problem giving tax cuts to the wealthy. Now they're in "cut" mode and who are they going to pick on? They'll pick on some poor family that has all they can do to keep their homes heated and their heads above water. http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5hznktd75KGKaGAlE7Q3nj3YoWvXA?docId=25660854102642308608e00b98043cf7
I remember a couple years ago here in Michigan when a man froze to death in Bay City. http://abcnews.go.com/TheLaw/story?id=6740934&page=1
To me this is unconscionable. We can spend boat loads of money in Iraq and Afghanistan. However, when it comes to the least among us here in the United States, we cannot seem to find two nickels to throw to the poor.
I guess this guy wasn't in need of heating assistance. http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2011/02/09/rep-christopher-lee-resigns-amid-reports-that-he-tried-to-meet-women-on-craigslist/
The sad part is people voted for this joker. Now they will have to spend more money on another election simply because he was more interested in playing these games than doing his job.
In other education news here in Michigan there may be changes to the MEAP and MME. This is from the Detroit News;
The State Board of Education will consider a plan today to raise the passing scores on state standardized tests, a move that could mean thousands more students and hundreds more schools won't meet proficiency levels.
From The Detroit News: http://detnews.com/article/20110208/SCHOOLS/102080376/MEAP-testing-may-get-tougher#ixzz1DW6jzXSz
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Rocky Mountain National Park > Flattop Mountain > Climber's Log
Flattop Mountain Climber's Log
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|Route Climbed: a snow filled gulley southeast of the Ptarmingen Glacier Date Climbed: October 6, 2005
|The wind was blowing, snow was falling, avalance danger that I avoided, but I cramponed my butt to the top with a cool 15 foot vertical ice wall - old snow that was ice, climb at the end at the top of the gully . Glad that it was the first big snowfall of the season. Good test of Winter mouuntaineering skills.
It also helped that two buck elk were at the top welcoming me to the continental divide.
|Posted Oct 10, 2005 1:11 am
|Route Climbed: Bear Lake Date Climbed: Way too many times to count!
|I have used this mountain so many times to summit other great peaks in the park, such as Hallets, Otis, Taylor, Powell, Notchtop, Knobtop, Gabletop, and Sprague Mountain. The hike from Bear Lake to Grand Lake over Flattop is also a good hike, but too much downhill for me.
|Posted Oct 8, 2005 11:04 pm
|Route Climbed: Divide traverse from Milner Pass Date Climbed: September 11, 2005
|Crossed Flattop after Bighorn Flats on Continental Divide traverse from Milner Pass to Bear Lake. At this point (~4pm) storms chased us across Flattop and down to treeline.
|Posted Oct 6, 2005 6:03 pm
|Bob Sihler
|Route Climbed: standard Date Climbed: July 4, 2004
|awesome views, great access to Hallett if you want the easy way up
|Posted Sep 30, 2005 9:22 pm
|Route Climbed: Trail Date Climbed: September 21,2005
|On the way to Hallett/Otis
|Posted Sep 22, 2005 11:04 am
|Route Climbed: Flattop Trail Date Climbed: July 26 2005
|bagged this one on the way to summit Hallett
|Posted Sep 5, 2005 3:04 pm
|Route Climbed: bear lake Date Climbed: Tuesday July 19, 2005
|climbed with hallett peak
|Posted Aug 30, 2005 12:31 pm
|Route Climbed: trail from bear lake Date Climbed: 8/8/05
|My wife and I had a very pleasant hike to the summit. We had a snack on boulders overlooking Tindal glacier, and decided to pass on a scramble up to the summit of Hallet (maybe next year).
|Posted Aug 14, 2005 10:26 pm
|Route Climbed: Standard (Bear Lake TH) Date Climbed: July 29, 2002
|Second time on Flattop on route to a second summit of Hallett. I made my first winter visit to RMNP this past April (2005) and would like to make Flattop my first winter ascent on my next visit.
|Posted Aug 12, 2005 11:41 am
|Route Climbed: Bear Lake TH Date Climbed: July 25, 2005
|Hiked to summit with my dad.
|Posted Aug 10, 2005 3:43 pm
|Route Climbed: Tyndall Glacier Date Climbed: July 24, 2005
|The early overcast that I worried about on the ascent burned off and revealed a sunny and calm summit. Ascended via the right side of Tyndall Glacier and descended on the standard trail. Great Day!
|Posted Jul 24, 2005 4:46 pm
|Route Climbed: Standard Route (from Bear Lake) Date Climbed: January 2004
|It is definately appropriately named...the summit is HUGE and FLAT! Went on to climb Hallett. Will be back for these two for some good snow routes!
|Posted Jun 30, 2005 11:28 am
|Roam Around
|Route Climbed: Bear Lake TH - Flattop Trail Date Climbed: January 30, 2005
|broke trail in fresh snow all the way up! The clouds broke open just as we reached the top and closed back up on us just as we turned to come down.
|Posted Jun 20, 2005 9:10 am
|Route Climbed: Bear Lake trailhead, descent via Andrews Glacier Date Climbed: Summer 03
|Summited Flattop, Halletts Peak, Otis, and half of Taylor- had to leave early to hurry back down to get someone in our group to work.... note to self, take own vehicle next time so as to not be rushed out of the mountains- it was too beautiful to be RUNNING down!
|Posted Jun 11, 2005 9:41 pm
|Ferenc Jacso
|Route Climbed: North Face Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2004
|I climbed the middle couloir (or finger) with crampons and ice ax. Found some ice mid-August but mostly could avoid it. Wonderful snow conditions altogether. Boy, was it steep! You surely don't want to fall - no runout. Great route description here. 3:50 a.m. start from Glacier Basin Campground, topped out at around 10 a.m. then also visited Ptarmigan Point and Hallett Peak, descended the trail and reached Bear Lake at 1 p.m.
|Posted Jun 1, 2005 1:41 pm
|Route Climbed: Bear Lake TH Date Climbed: August 1962
|I was 10 and spending the summer at Cheley Camps.
|Posted May 10, 2005 5:36 pm
|Route Climbed: Dragon's Tail Couloir Date Climbed: April 24, 2005
|We had awesome conditions for a great climb. Jason & I had a blast!! We tagged Hallett as well, and then descended Tyndal Glacier!
|Posted Apr 24, 2005 6:14 pm
|Brian Kalet
|Climbed 5 Times
Date Climbed: Sep 11, 2011
|4/11/2004: Corral Couloir Ski Descent
9/27/2009: With Hallet, Otis, Taylor & Powell
7/25/2010: With Sprague Mountain
9/11/2011: With Snowdrift
2/28/2015: Trail Ski Descent
|Posted Apr 14, 2005 3:31 pm
|Route Climbed: Bear Lake TH Date Climbed: January 27th 2005
|Quite desolate, poor visibility. Tried for Hallet, but had to turn around.
|Posted Feb 6, 2005 12:38 am
|Route Climbed: standard Date Climbed: 2001
|Very windy...the park ranger said is was 60-70 mph. Sarah and CJ
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Clarkson University Alumni Dibble and Castronova to Serve as Clarkson Fund Co-chairs
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Clarkson University alumni Eric P. Dibble, class of 1981, and Amy E. Castronova, class of 2004, will serve as the new co-chairs of the Clarkson Fund. Dibble and Castronova will work with the University to develop new strategies to increase alumni participation and unrestricted gifts raised in support of the Clarkson Fund.
"I am excited to serve with Amy as Clarkson Fund co-chair, "said Dibble. " Our alma mater continues to undergo a remarkable transformation and is making significant investments in the future. I look forward to working with the Alumni Association to build alumni pride and support of the principal source of aid for current and future students, the Clarkson Fund."
"I am looking forward to expressing my gratitude and giving in a new way, as co-chair of the Clarkson Fund," said Castronova. "The University and campus have evolved tremendously in the short time since I enrolled and it is very exciting to be a part of its growth. The Clarkson Fund provides an immediate impact to today's students through scholarships, financial aid, technology, laboratory equipment, athletics, and more -- a critical component to Clarkson's growth that is instantly gratifying."
The Clarkson Fund, the University's unrestricted annual giving program, provides opportunities for alumni to support their alma mater at all giving levels. Unrestricted gifts to the Clarkson Fund help provide necessary resources that make an immediate impact upon today's students so that they can receive the best possible education.
In 2010-2011, more than 5,000 alumni, parents and friends contributed more than $2.4 million -- an all-time Clarkson Fund record.
"This is the first time we have had co-chairs for the Clarkson Fund," said Marcell Mallette, director of the Clarkson Fund. "Individually, they bring unique alumni and donor perspectives. Together, their combined enthusiasm and commitment to their alma mater is unparalleled. What a winning combination!"
Dibble is a senior manager of printed circuit engineering and operations at Lockheed Martin.
Dibble, who will serve as the liaison between the Alumni Council and the Clarkson Fund, has been an active member of the Alumni Association for many years. He has served as a regional phonathon volunteer, class reunion activities chair, member of the board of governors, reunion giving chair, and member-at-large and president of the Alumni Association.
During his time as association vice president and president from 2006 to 2010, the Alumni Council implemented multiple initiatives, including 100 percent Alumni Council participation in the Clarkson Fund, re-establishment and growth of a homecoming tradition, and the inception, creation and implementation of the Alumni Gateway.
In recognition of his commitment and leadership to his alma mater, Dibble received the Woodstock Award in 1996, the Charlie Ehrlich Admissions Award in 2010 and the Golden Knight Award in 2011.
Dibble received a B.S. in chemical engineering from Clarkson and an M.S. in manufacturing systems engineering at Lehigh University. While a student at Clarkson, he was a member of the residence life staff, serving as a resident advisor and resident director. Dibble resides in Endwell, N.Y., and has two daughters, Jessica and Melissa.
Castronova is president and owner of Novatek Communications Inc., a technical communications company that helps medical device manufacturers launch new medical devices, with content for documentation and learning.
As a University trustee, Castronova will serve as liaison between the Clarkson Fund and the board of trustees institutional advancement committee. She serves on several trustee committees, including trusteeship, alumni, health & wellness, student affairs and marketing. Prior to becoming a trustee, Castronova was a member of the Clarkson Alumni Council and served as an alumni admission volunteer for the Leadership and Achievement Mentor Program.
In 2009, she received the Woodstock Award. She received a B.S. in interdisciplinary engineering & management from Clarkson with a minor in professional communications. While at Clarkson, Castronova was a member of the women's club ice hockey and soccer teams. She was also president of Delta Zeta sorority and a member of Phalanx Honor Society. Castronova resides in Webster, N.Y.
Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy. One in five alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. Located just outside the Adirondack Park in Potsdam, N.Y., Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university for undergraduates with select graduate programs in signature areas of academic excellence directed toward the world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, sciences and health sciences, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and engineering innovation with enterprise.
Photo caption: Clarkson University alumni Eric P. Dibble (left) and Amy E. Castronova will serve as the new co-chairs of the Clarkson Fund.


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Perth's families love getting outdoors in their beautiful sunny climate and the city has given locals and visitors a wide variety of choice when it comes to fun playgrounds and entertainment spaces for kids. We've found the best Perth play venues for families, from outdoor playgrounds where kids can get dirty while they explore the great outdoors, to the best indoor attractions that won't break your budget.
Whiteman Park
For an amazing day out with the kids, head to Whiteman Park in Perth's northern suburbs. You'll find loads of free areas to picnic and play, including adventure playgrounds, walking trails, children's forest and a free mini water-playground for some cool fun in the warmer months. You can even catch a daily flying display with real birds of prey and their keepers, or visit on a weekend to enjoy kids' rides and a jumping castle. There's a cafe, handicrafts store and lolly shop on-site, and visitors are able to experience a train or tram ride around the park.
Caversham Wildlife Park
Also housed within Whiteman Park is the Caversham Wildlife Park, where families can get up close to lots of Australian native and farm animals. Hand-feed kangaroos, buffalo, llamas and deer, or get your photo taken with a koala or reptile. Fun and interactive keeper-talks are included in the admission price, where you can meet a wombat and enjoy a whip-cracking display. At under $10 per child, Caversham Wildlife Park is a bargain for families on a budget!
Rotary Park
For a simple park with great play facilities and plenty of space to spread out, check out Rotary Park on the eastern side of Lake Joondalup in Wanneroo. This park has a large wooden climbing frame for kids of all ages and a separate play area for babies and toddlers. With toilets, barbecue and picnic areas provided and wide open lawns to fly a kite or enjoy a game of frisbee, Rotary Park is a popular picnic and party spot for local families.
Allen Park and Swanbourne Reserve
Swanbourne Reserve contains many areas for sport and recreation, including tennis courts and sporting fields for rugby and cricket, and plenty of shade tree areas for exploration. Alongside one of the open areas of lawn is Allen Park which houses a fenced, sandy playground for kids of all ages, and lots of shade from the nearby trees. With benches inside the playground area, even parents and guardians are considered and can get comfy and stay for a play!
Beeliar Regional Park
Located within 10km of Perth City and spanning 3 suburbs is the vast wetlands of 19 different lakes known as Beeliar Regional Park. Families will find picnic and barbecue pavilions dotted throughout the parkland, alongside many different lakeside settings. With linked cycle-ways and walking paths, as well as pretty bridges to cross and a variety of wildlife and birdlife to discover, this is a great place to explore nature on your bikes or get a little grubby exploring the water's edge. There are a number of play areas, toilets and car parks to choose from, so it is easy to find a spot to spread out and play a game of footy or throw a party. Bring the whole family!
Burswood Park
Known as 'The People's Park', Burswood Park is a popular riverside destination for locals and tourists. Free facilities include sheltered barbecue areas, toilets and plenty of wide open spaces to play, plus a shaded playground with an exciting carnival theme, designed with the help of local school children. Kids can also take a free educational tour with park rangers to learn the history of the Swan River colony, or take a bike-ride along the riverside pathways.
Synergy Parkland
For family-friendly outdoor recreation close to the city and plenty of space for kids to explore, learn and play, head down to Synergy Parkland in Kings Park. Children can set their imaginations free on the amazing island fort playground with elevated walkways, heading back in time to play amongst large-scale replicas of dinosaurs. There's even an interactive forest that mists water as children pass by the secret sensors! Overlooking the city, Synergy is one of Perth's best-loved outdoor spaces, and it's free for everyone to enjoy.


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The Russellville City Council voted Thursday night to send a planned unit development (PUD) proposal for a Walmart Neighborhood Market back to the Planning Commission.
Alderman Mark Tripp made the motion, which was approved by the majority of the council.
"We are trying to fit a square peg in a round hole," Tripp said. "We need to get it back as a cohesive plan."
Before the meeting, Tripp told The Courier he was considering making a motion to refer the Walmart project back to the Planning Commission.
"It has nothing to do with not supporting the project," Tripp said. "Walmart has done a good job addressing the concerns of the people involved."
According to Tripp, it would not be prudent to proceed with the PUD.
"This is not a stall," he said. "Basically, the ordinance and the Master Plan needs changing.
"There should be a time limit put on the review. We should be able to expect it back within 30 to 60 days."
Tripp said he wasn't expecting support to move it back to the planning commission. But, those who oppose the project may.
"I have let it be known to the other council members I'm not attempting to coerce votes," he said. "The Riverside furniture land deal could be used as an example of how a zoning change for the Walmart project could work."
In response to the council's discussion about returning the PUD, City Planner David Harris told the council, "This is an unusual practice. It's procedurally odd."
Alderman Richard Harris proposed a time limit of 60 days.
Prior to the vote, Alderman Martin Irwin made a motion to raise the proposed impact fee from $125,000 to $350,000. Irwin said the money would go toward construction necessary for opening access to Second Street and possible sidewalk extensions.
"Opening Second Street would put it at the Neighborhood Market's front door," Walmart legal representative Stephen Giles said. "Don't go down the path of asking Walmart for an additional donation."
The motion received a second, but was voted down by the council.
"I was taken aback at first. But, this may keep us out of a lawsuit," Alderman Freddie Harris said Friday. "We need to make sure we are not violating some of our own rules. I agree with Tripp, I think we should not have to rush through this."
"Also, I think Walmart should pay the $350,000 towards modifying Second Street. Vancouver Avenue was not built for the traffic."
According to Harris, one of the issues that could arise from the proposed PUD is going back and forth between the council and planning commission if any other business wants to build.


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VISD board to tackle school performance standards
Oct. 16, 2012 at 5:16 a.m.
Updated Oct. 17, 2012 at 5:17 a.m.
About half of Texas schools last year failed to meet the Adequate Yearly Progress standards set by the state.
Last year's transition from the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) to the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) didn't make matters easier, said Victoria school district spokeswoman Diane Boyett.
At a regular school Victoria school board meeting on Thursday, trustees plan to discuss and take action on their School Improvement Plans for seven Title 1 elementary schools that have missed AYP standards for the past two years.
"Under the old system they would met the standards," Boyett said.
All public schools are evaluated for AYP under the accountability provisions in NCLB.
AYP criteria is based on three measures: reading/language arts, mathematics, and either graduation rates for high schools and districts or attendance rates for elementary and middle/junior high schools.
Included in the list of elementary schools that failed AYP this year are: Crain, F.W. Gross, Hopkins, O'Connor, Rowland, Schorlemmer and Shields.
Over the years since the No Child Left Behind Act was signed in 2002, the performance standards have increased from 33 percent to 92 percent.
Next year the performance standard for mathematics under NCBL will be at 100 percent.
Last year, 71.4 percent of Texas school districts and 48 percent of Texas schools missed AYP standards.
The board also will look at improvement plans for Victoria East and Victoria West high schools to strengthen their accountabilities from "unacceptable" to "acceptable."
For the 2010-11 academic school year, 65 percent of students did not meet the state expectations in mathematics at Victoria East and Victoria West high schools.
Of those 65 percent that did not meet the mathematics state expectation at Victoria East, 293 were classified as economically disadvantaged, 284 were Hispanic and 53 were African-American students.
Continuous Improvements Teams were formed at the two high schools to develop a School Improvement Plan aimed at increasing attendance and test scores.
Included in the district agenda are suggestions such as daily home visits, Saturday home visits and student and parent outreach calls.
In other business, the board will honor AVID teacher and Cade Middle School English teacher Genevieve Beyer as employee of the month.
The Northside Rotary Club, Sunrise Rotary Club and Victoria Rotary Club will be given the "You Make A Difference" award.
Click here to see the agenda for Thursday's meeting.


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We have elections, but we no longer have representative government.
National elections are not about Washington, D.C. responding to the will of the American people; they are about the distribution of power between the two political establishments.
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Members of the political establishments parlay that power into influence, privilege, and affluence by redistributing the wealth generated by ordinary Americans into their own pockets and those of their friends.
The Democrat establishment is composed of the Democrat Party, liberal financiers, unions, and the mainstream media.
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The Republican establishment includes big-government Republicans, their financiers, and pundits masquerading as conservative media.
The objective of both establishments is the same: to maintain a corrupt political status quo unconstrained by the Constitution and the rule of law.
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The means by which both establishments maintain the status quo is the same: fostering a culture of dependency.
The Democrat establishment creates a culture of dependency by expanding government control and entitlements fed by tribal politics, which divides America into a collection of minority groups where the only thing that we have in common is our differences.
National Democrat Party Chairwoman, Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Shultz (D-FL), admitted as much when she recently proclaimed the Democratic Party as the "natural home" for minorities.
The Republican establishment produces a culture of dependency by limiting choice.
They want to remain the sole alternative to the Democrats. When grassroots movements like the Tea Party arise or independent thinkers speak out, they are co-opted or crushed by the Republican establishment.
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On August 28, 2012, at their convention in Tampa, the Republican establishment rammed through a rules change (see video and article) that weakened the Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) delegate count and made other changes that will make it harder for non-establishment candidates to succeed in future elections by centralizing power in the hands of a few GOP operatives and stripping rights away from the state organizations. Several members of the Maine delegation walked out after the convention affirmed the GOP's decision to replace 10 of Maine's 24 delegates.
The Republican establishment also limits choice by pre-selecting candidates. In a private conversation, a Republican state chairman stated that Romney was selected as the nominee of the Republican establishment long before the primaries began.
Conservative Americans comprise about forty percent of the Republican electorate. The Republican establishment is now in the process of blackmailing them.
While making rules to suppress the impact conservatives and other grassroots movements have within the party, the Republican establishment proclaims the defeat of Barack Obama as the critical issue of the 2012 election and demands that everyone rally behind Mitt Romney to prevent the disaster of a second Obama Administration.
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Wiselot Rouzard, a delegate from Nevada and a Ron Paul supporter, compared the Republican establishment power grab to Adolf Hitler taking power in Germany.
"There's nothing American about what just happened," he said. "This is the death of the Republican Party."
Thomas Jefferson warned of just such a situation now occurring in the Republican Party. He called it "elective despotism."
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Grammy nod pits Gotye against music heavyweights
The Grammy awards have recognised Gotye, with the Melbourne-based singer-songwriter scoring a nomination for record of the year for his duet with Kimbra, Somebody That I Used To Know.
The category includes a hefty six nominees, each of which was inescapable over the past year.
The nominees also includes Kelly Clarkson's Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You), fun.'s We Are Young, Taylor Swift's We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, The Black Keys' Lonely Boy and Frank Ocean's Thinkin Bout You.
Gotye is also up for best alternative music album for Making Mirrors, as well as best pop duo/group performance with Kimbra for Somebody That I Used To Know.
Overall, male artists led the nominations for the 2013 Grammys as fun., Jay-Z, Kanye West, Frank Ocean, Mumford & Sons and Dan Auerbach from The Black Keys landed six nods each for music's biggest awards night.
After British singer Adele dominated this year's awards with her juggernaut album 21, male artists took the lead in categories such as album of the year, with The Black Keys, fun., Mumford & Sons, Frank Ocean and Jack White competing for one of the night's top awards.
The winners will be announced at the awards televised from Los Angeles on February 10.
The best new artist category saw a diverse range of artists, with blues-rock group Alabama Shakes, indie-pop band fun., country singer Hunter Hayes, folk-rockers The Lumineers and hip-hop artist Frank Ocean all competing for the coveted title.
The nominations for the top awards and key categories were announced during an hour-long televised concert in Nashville for the first time, co-hosted by country-pop artist Swift and veteran Grammy host, rapper-actor LL Cool J.
Adding a twist to the normal announcement method, country artist Hunter Hayes sang the nominees for best pop album, a tight contest between Maroon 5, Kelly Clarkson, Pink, fun. and Florence and the Machine.
Hayes picked up two nods for best new artist and best country vocal performance.
Concert performers included Maroon 5 singing a medley of their hits, and fun. featuring Janelle Monae and Ne-Yo.
Paying homage to Nashville's country roots, country artists The Band Perry and Dierks Bentley paid tribute to Johnny Cash by performing his song Jackson.
British rock legends The Who will receive the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in February.
Grammy nominees (selected categories)
Record of the year
Lonely Boy - The Black Keys
Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) - Kelly Clarkson
We Are Young - fun. featuring Janelle Monae
Somebody That I Used To Know - Gotye featuring Kimbra
Thinkin Bout You - Frank Ocean
We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together - Taylor Swift
Album of the year
El Camino - The Black Keys
Some Nights - fun.
Babel - Mumford & Sons
Channel Orange - Frank Ocean
Blunderbuss - Jack White
Song of the year
The A Team - Ed Sheeran (performed by Ed Sheeran)
Adorn - Miguel Pimentel (performed by Miguel)
Call Me Maybe - Tavish Crowe, Carly Rae Jepsen and Josh Ramsay (performed by Carly Rae Jepsen)
Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) - Jorgen Elofsson, David Gamson, Greg Kurstin and Ali Tamposi (performed by Kelly Clarkson)
We Are Young - Jack Antonoff, Jeff Bhasker, Andrew Dost & Nate Ruess (fun. featuring Janelle Mone)
New artist
Alabama Shakes
Hunter Hayes
The Lumineers
Frank Ocean
Best pop solo performance
Set Fire To The Rain [Live] - Adele
Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) - Kelly Clarkson
Call Me Maybe - Carly Rae Jepsen
Wide Awake - Katy Perry
Where Have You Been - Rihanna
Best pop duo/group performance
Shake It Out - Florence + The Machine
We Are Young - fun. featuring Janelle Monae
Somebody That I Used To Know - Gotye featuring Kimbra
Sexy And I Know It - LMFAO
Payphone - Maroon 5 & Wiz Khalifa
Pop vocal album
Stronger - Kelly Clarkson
Ceremonials - Florence & The Machine
Some Nights - fun.
Overexposed - Maroon 5
The Truth About Love - Pink
Best dance/electronica album
Wonderland - Steve Aoki
Don't Think - The Chemical Brothers
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Fire & Ice - Kaskade
Bangarang - Skrillex
Best traditional pop vocal album
Christmas - Michael Bublé
A Holiday Carole - Carole King
Kisses On The Bottom - Paul McCartney
Best rock performance
Hold On - Alabama Shakes
Lonely Boy - The Black Keys
Charlie Brown - Coldplay
I Will Wait - Mumford & Sons
We Take Care Of Our Own - Bruce Springsteen
Best rock song
Freedom At 21 - Jack White (performed by Jack White)
I Will Wait - Ted Dwane, Ben Lovett, Winston Marshall and Marcus Mumford (performed by Mumford & Sons)
Lonely Boy - Dan Auerbach, Brian Burton and Patrick Carney (performed by The Black Keys)
Madness - Matthew Bellamy (performed by Muse)
We Take Care Of Our Own - Bruce Springsteen (performed by Bruce Springsteen)
Rock album
El Camino - The Black Keys
Mylo Xyloto - Coldplay
The 2nd Law - Muse
Wrecking Ball - Bruce Springsteen
Blunderbuss - Jack White
Best alternative music album
The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than The Driver Of The Screw And Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do - Fiona Apple
Biophilia - Björk
Making Mirrors - Gotye
Hurry Up, We're Dreaming - M83
Bad As Me - Tom Waits
R&B Album
Black Radio - Robert Glasper Experiment
Back To Love - Anthony Hamilton
Write Me Back - R Kelly
Beautiful Surprise - Tamia
Open Invitation - Tyrese
Rap Album
Take Care - Drake
Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album, Pt. 1 - Lupe Fiasco
Life Is Good - Nas
Undun - The Roots
God Forgives, I Don't - Rick Ross
Based on a TRU Story - Chainz
Country Album
Uncaged - Zac Brown Band
Hunter Hayes - Hunter Hayes
Living For A Song: A Tribute To Hank Cochran - Jamey Johnson
Four The Record - Miranda Lambert
The Time Jumpers - The Time Jumpers
Latin Pop, Rock or Urban Album
Campo - Campo
Dejenme Llorar - Carla Morrison
Imaginaries - Quetzal
Electro-Jarocho - Sistema Bomb
La Bala - Ana Tijoux
Jazz Vocal Album
Soul Shadows - Denise Donatelli
1619 Broadway: The Brill Building Project - Kurt Elling
Live - Al Jarreau (And The Metropole Orkest)
The Book Of Chet - Luciana Souza
Radio Music Society - Esperanza Spalding
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Arsenal end trophy drought with FA Cup win
Arsenal ended its nine-year trophy drought on Saturday, coming from two goals...
Alfred Morris saved his best game for the biggest stage, as the rookie running back rushed for a career-best 200 yards and three scores to help the Washington Redskins claim the NFC East crown with a 28-18 triumph over the Dallas Cowboys Sunday at FedEx Field.
Washington's playoff hopes seemed dim after the team opened the season with
just three wins in its first nine games, but the Redskins reeled off seven
straight wins to earn their 14th division title in team history and first
since 1999.
Morris carried the ball 33 times in the victory, while Robert Griffin III
finished just 9-of-18 passing for 100 yards to go with 63 rushing yards and a
score on six carries for the Redskins (10-6), who will host their first
playoff game in 12 years when the Seattle Seahawks visit for an NFC Wild Card
game next Sunday at 4:30 p.m. (et).
Tony Romo completed 20-of-37 passes for 218 yards with two touchdown passes
and three interceptions, while DeMarco Murray added 76 yards on 17 carries for
the Cowboys (8-8), who missed the postseason for the third consecutive season.
Jason Witten hauled in seven passes for 56 yards and a touchdown in the


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Dissatisfied Star Wars fans have taken the women out of the Last Jedi with a new fan edit. They won't stop there.
The fifth phase of the week is upon us. Shops close, bars open, and we are free from the Bosses once more. But They Who Were Before Time await our tribute...
Building a better mouse... trap stat? Hm.
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