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Owen County High School participated in See You at the Pole, the global day of student prayer, Wednesday, Sept. 27.
See You at the Pole is simply a prayer rally where students meet at the school flagpole before school to lift up their friends, families, teachers, school and nation to God. See You at the Pole is a student-initiated, student-organized and student-led event. The 2017 theme is "Fix Our Eyes." The theme verse is Hebrews 12:2, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith.
Owen County High School recently announced its September Teacher of the Month, Mrs. Megan Hearn, and its September Member of the Month, Mrs. Jennifer Power.
Hearn teaches freshman mathematics at OCHS and is very involved with the freshman and senior classes, as well as each year's homecoming festivities.
The Owen County Parks and Rec League Power House team is headed to the Super Bowl. The team members have been to the Super Bowl a total of three times together, this will be their fourth trip. The team won the Super Bowl championships in 2015 and 2016 as Mighty Pros. They are 4-2 in pre-playoff and 6-2 after the playoffs. They will head to Grant County Saturday to face Pendleton County in the Super Bowl at 4:30 p.m., at the Grant County High School field. The team is coached by Chris Dempsey (head coach), Chad Carter, Randy Robinson, Josh Mason, Sylis Logsdon and Brian Hawkins.
Miller family reunion will be Sunday
The Miller family will be hosting a family reunion Sunday. Doors will open at 11:30 a.m. The reunion will be held at the I.O.O.F. Lodge at 141 Seminary Street, Owenton. A potluck meal will begin at 12:30 p.m., so bring a dish or two and drinks. For more information, contact Glenna Clifton at (502) 484-2941 or (502) 514-1563 or Pat Miller (502) 484-2009 or (502) 514-2829.
OCHS holding open house
The Owen County WMU fall quarterly meeting will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 21, at Epoch. All are welcome to come and enjoy the time together and the delicious brunch. Jennifer Gravitt will do the theme interpretation and Watchword. Mandy Holbert will bless us with her beautiful voice.
Owen County Schools and the Youth Services Center, in conjunction with the Free Store Food Bank School Pantry, is offering a School Pantry.
The School Pantry was developed to provide nutritious, healthy food to children and their families for preparation and consumption at their place of residence. Participation requirements include that at least one student living in the household must be enrolled in either the Maurice Bowling Middle School or the Owen County High School.
Properly preparing food became second nature to fifth graders this week at the Owen County Cooperative Extension Office. With a mixture of fruits, vegetables and other foods, students had the chance to create a five-course meal that they would then eat.
To bring a greater knowledge of food to Owen County fifth graders, Owen County Extension Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences Judy Hetterman led students in the grant-funded nutrition education program titled Recipies For Life. The program offers students the opportunity to learn more about the good they eat.
Annual Lusby's Mill reunion will be Saturday
The annual Lusby's Mill reunion will be held on Saturday, Oct. 7 at the farm of Ron and Linda Wainscott in Corinth, Kentucky. A potluck lunch will be served around 12:30-1 p.m. Everyone s welcomed. For more information, call Ron at (502) 803-1157.
Mussel Shoals Baptist celebrating 200th anniversary with revival, homecoming
The following poems were written by students in Stephany Harvey's fourth-grade class and Mrs. Dempsey's fourth-grade class. The students wrote the free-form poems about their favorite pet and other subjects.
By Austin Blackwell
Laying in the window looking
With dark brown eyes
she is small and
fits in a tea cup
she lays at night
in my bed
under the covers
when day comes
she watches for the deer.
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Here are two basics that will virtually guarantee success on the job.
First, we create a matrix with two intersecting axes.
Axis 1 is hard work.
Axis 2 is being nice.
Here is what that looks like.
The bottom left and top right are not optimum, but depending on your team you might survive. For example, people can tolerate grumpiness from someone who gets a lot done! After all, everyone can see they are working really hard and so expect them to be a bit grumpy. Of course, no one likes to be around a grump.
At the bottom left, we have the really nice person who is not so productive. But man, they are so nice! When you are dealing with someone like that, you tend to think you can mentor, train, or find work for them to do that fits their skill sets. Right? But eventually a company has to turn a profit and that depends on productivity.
Now we come to the bottom right. As the kids say, yeah….no.
I want to finish in the sweet spot, which is the top left. If this is you, then you have probably held a job your entire life. If this is not you, but you are a hard worker? Work harder on being nice. You are a really nice person? It is a nice thing to work hard and help the team.
Now, what about nice people finishing last? Next post.

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International Women's Day Celebration – Girls of Distinction
Health Notes celebrated International Women's Day with a program entitled called "Girls of Distinction,"
High school girls from We Win Institute's Rites of Passage program will be honoring great African and African American She-roes.
Through poetry, biographies and song, they talked about women such as Angela Davis, Yaa Asantewa, Maya Angelou, Queen Latifah and Alicia Keyes.
KFAI's Executive Director, Janis Lane Ewart was also featured on this important International Women's Day program
Freewheelin' did not air today. There was special International Women's Day programming in it's place. I'll be back next Monday, March 15th.
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Detectives – The Brooke Sisters in The Night Club Murder. Barbara and Betty go back to 1945 to find the real killer of Nightclub owner Johnny Loverboy. And then Harry Nile finds a runaway wife and a used car dealer with a knife in his back in Murder on a Rainy Night.
First, you will hear a couple of golden oldies, then the program highlights jazz-influenced music from the past to the present.
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Host Charles Lord reviews the Twin Cities music scene in the mid 1960s and the bands that played in popular venues around the
In celebration of International Women's Day, all of the music played during the first hour is interpreted by Latin American women. The last ½ hour includes some examples of the Mexican regional genre "Son Huasteco" with "Los Camperos de Valles" and the last 9 minutes consist of a short story ("Don Chico que vuela") by the Mexican writer Eraclio Zepeda, read by the author himself.
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This Wednesday morning at 9:00am will feature two female founded startups: InVINCIble Enterprises — an edtech company that provides mentoring programs & professional development training to educators targeted at empowering teens to become CEO's of the lives; and Sacramento Self-Directed Education — a space for and community of self-directed learners.
Each presentation lasts 6 minutes followed by a 20 minute Q&A with the audience. Join us for coffee and networking Wednesday morning at 9:00am at 801 K Street, 28th floor.
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Disclaimer: I don't own Persona 4
Happy Valentine's Day!
Beta: ARIGATOU teh 321 stars for betaing. Always so helpful in so many ways...like laughing at my stuff (in humor?) or helping me find this...pig for my piano.
Beta: LOL, thanks to PhantomBlaze for betaing my story on LJ. Rofl, man, go take a break. I know you're busy.
Technically, I missed V-day, since it's the 15th in Japan. Which means V-day was on a Friday. But for the sake of the fanfic, V-day shall be on an American Saturday. However, I by the time I finished this fanfic, it was no longer V-day. Sigh...it doesn't matter anymore.
One-Shot: Of Whims and Love
It was the pinnacle of his life; never had he felt so ecstatic about the month of February. Even though his departure from Inaba was in a couple of months, he couldn't have felt more complete, more happy. He had a loving family and of course, a wonderful, no..., AWESOME girlfriend to come with the package: Shirogane Naoto. He felt a puff of pride when he was finally able to win her love and affections. Things such as "accidentally" bumping into her and the sorts was harder than it looked, it took months of meticulous planning at night. Ah, it was pure bliss: a blushing Naoto or a flustered Naoto that was now targeted towards him alone.
He felt like a kid, hightailing towards the rising sun on a pair of roller-skates. Naoto was his love and his alone.
At least that was true until a few weeks ago.
For whatever reason it was, his precious navy-haired detective had been avoiding him. He would wave to her in the hallways, only to get a curt nod before the detective pivoted her heels and walked away.
Then, there were the times when he called her. It was his absolute, unbending ritual to give her calls at random times throughout the week for the sole purpose of hearing a babbling Naoto trying to collect her mind from the surprise. Afterwards, when she finally got a hint of his actions, she no longer had full-blown astonishment in her words but a tinge of anticipation in each syllable. Now...there was nothing but a "hi" and then a "sorry, I'm busy with [insert excuse]" in less than a couple of seconds. There was always a reason why she was busy, and at first, he never suspected anything because she is a famous detective who belonged to the renowned Shirogane Family.
However, she could at least spare him a few moments, right?
Those thoughts ran rampant in his mind as he sat on the slab of cement, which stretched for meters on the rooftop of Yasogami High School.
"I...I think...Naoto...Naoto no longer loves me." Souji voiced in defeat, head hung down in total despair.
Yousuke, who had been called up to the rooftop by a gloomy Souji, had been standing in expectation of some end-of-the-world news. Upon hearing Souji's words, he gagged on his strawberry soda and coughed profusely; a hand pounded onto his chest to collect his breath.
Yousuke finally wheezed, "Huh?!"
A brief silence fell onto the pair as Souji planted his elbows onto firm thighs, resting his chin on interlocked fingers.
"Naoto...doesn't love me anymore." The silver-haired boy lowered his face and rubbed the bridge of his nose, expelling a deep breath. He swallowed and then peered up to Yousuke, who was still standing in shock from the statement.
"I mean...she hasn't been talking to me lately. I...would call her, but she never has time for me. I don't even see her outside of school anymore..." Souji trailed off, silver orbs staring solemnly at the pale gray pavement.
Yousuke contemplated for a few moments, refusing the urge to raise a eyebrow in utter disbelief. This was practically a talk that you would hear from a deprived female who had lost her boyfriend to a celebrity. Plainly, Souji was the female of the relationship.
"Well," Yousuke tested his words nervously, "maybe...maybe she's busy?" The orange-head chuckled softly in an attempt to lighten up the atmosphere around them, which had now turned into a stagnant fog of unrequited love and worries.
Suddenly, Souji threw his arms up in the air in frustration and yelled, "That's the thing!"
The former leader now got up and paced over Yousuke, grabbing onto his jacket collar and tugged at it desperately.
"I thought she was busy at first, but she's been avoiding me for a month already!" Souji tugged back and forth insanely. "For a month!"
"Woah-woah, man! Calm down!" Yousuke was rocking with the momentum; he held onto his strawberry soda for his dear life, while his free hand made a lunge for his darling headphones.
Slowly, the silver-haired boy let go, slumping his shoulders; his arms gradually returning to his body and hung in sadness.
"Even Nanako is avoiding me..." Souji whispered woefully.
Yousuke frowned slightly, finally catching the graveness of his pal's situation. There must be something wrong if even Nanako was avoiding him. Considering the possibilities, Souji has been a bit weird lately, so perhaps he's been scaring the females--excluding Chie, who might be a bit more...manlier than the rest. Yousuke shook the last part out of his head and screamed an apology in his mind; he didn't want the possibility of Chie giving him a critical hit to the nads, even if it was a just figure of his imagination.
The orange-head placed a reassuring hand on his pal's slumped shoulders. Souji looked up in response as Yousuke winked. "Hey, don't worry! I'm sure they've just been busy studying for exams or something...or Naoto might be tangled up in some hard case, and...hmm, Nanako might've made some new friends."
Oh man, that last part wasn't good. Quickly, Yousuke continued, chuckling nervously. "Nanako is a girl, haha. Sh-she does need some girls to play with every now and then."
The orange-head heaved a big breath and finished with a wide grin, giving his friend a thumbs up. "Don't worry, man. Today's Valentine's Day after all! Without a doubt cupid will be with you."
A small smile tugged at Souji's lips; they rose slightly from the words. Hope lit his visage as he closed his eyes and replied. "You're right. I'm just overreacting. Well," the silver-haired boy turned around and grabbed his bag. He turned back to Yousuke, "Thank you."
The pair gave each other a friendly high five.
The headphones-clad teen, "Anytime, man. Friends help each other in times of need."
Souji nodded, exiting the rooftop. Yousuke continued grinning until the sight of his friend was gone. Finally, he sighed, taking a sip of his strawberry soda as he thought to himself.
Souji, you lucky bastard...
Feeling a bit down still, Souji decided to go home. He wasn't in the mood for basketball practice, so after the final bell rang, he padded towards Kou to give him a heads up. However, his friend was no-where to be found. He contemplated that he might've been inside the blob of girls who were screaming the basketball teen's name with fervor. Naoto was no-where to be seen as well.
Souji sighed again, reaching his shoe locker, hoping that some sign of Naoto's affections might be in there. The little metal door clanked open and some love letters and chocolate fell out. He bent down, picking everything up simultaneously. He glanced in anticipation at the names of the senders. Heartbeat quickening, he double checked the items. Then, he slowly stood up after tucking the presents into his bag, shoulders slumping.
Naoto's name was not in the pile. He expelled another breath as he walked back home.
"I'm home!" Souji called out, shutting the door behind him. Instead of silence or "welcome back," he heard lots of clanking. Sudden footsteps could be heard, getting louder by the second. He paused hesitantly as Nanako appeared, running towards him at full speed. Then, she stopped abruptly, panting slightly.
"Wel..welcome back onii-chan!" Nanako gave a weak smile. Souji gave a soft grin in response. "I'm home." He made his way towards Nanako, in hopes of seeing what the commotion was. The child's eyes widened; she waved her arms frantically to prevent him from entering the house any further.
He raised an eyebrow suspiciously. "Nanako...what's wrong?" Nanako now clung onto his waist for dear life. Despite her protests, Souji continued his mission, dragging Nanako with him and turned for the kitchen.
"No, onii-chan!" Souji was shocked; silver pools glistened with surprise. His mouth was agape as he let go of his bag; it fell onto the floor with a soft thud. Everything happened too quickly. He took in his surroundings, observing every object in overtime. There was the kitchen; yes, he knew that. On the stove were two pots; yes, that was normal. Ah, on the kitchen counter were bowls of various sizes placed everywhere. Then, there was also this dark brown powder flung everywhere. It littered the kitchen floor unbelievably. He twitched his toes, feeling a bit of the powder on them.
His eyes snapped to the most prominent figure in the room, swallowing for reality. The apron, the light blue apron that hugged the figure's curves so perfectly, sent his heart-rate sky-rocketing. Those bits, those pinches of powder that made a comfy home out of the figure's precious cap and the tip of her nose, nearly caused a sudden knockout. Then, there was a trickle of a trail of thick, brown liquid that streamed down one smooth, alabaster cheek.
Souji breathed in deeply, taking in the rich aroma that filled the air. Expelling the air from his lungs, he looked carefully at the figure.
"Se-sempai..." She replied in a startled tone, blushing at the sound of her name. She was frozen at the sight of him. There was nothing to be guilty of but she felt a twinge of it anyways as she quickly hid the wooden spoon behind her.
"Um..." Nanako dug her foot into the floor, rubbing the surface with her sock nervously. Her innocent eyes swirled in shame as her head hung down; small pigtails gave a minuscule swing in the air.
"Na-Naoto-oneechan...didn't want onii-chan to know..." The little girl finished in a tiny voice; face flushed. Souji felt his heart skip a beat at the scene. He calmly placed a hand on his chest to soothe his quickening heartbeats, while his mind flew off to lala-land. Of course, a good boyfriend always acts placid in front of his love. Never will he ever show his worried face or his fan-boy moments to her.
"Go-gomenasai!" Naoto apologized with deep bow; eyes squeezed shut.
Taken back by her words, Souji's mind was sent whirling in confusion. He thought for a second before replying carefully.
"What are you apologizing for?"
Meanwhile, Nanako voiced something about the laundry and took the chance to get away from the situation. The pair was left alone. A hand went to shift her cap back and forth as Naoto resumed her posture.
"Please give me time to collect my thoughts," Naoto peered at herself and noticed how her clothes were in a disarray, "and perhaps time to change into more suitable clothing. I'll...I'll explain everything afterwards." With that, the navy-haired girl made his way past her, grabbing a bag of clothes she had bought with her and padded softly towards the restroom. Souji picked up his bag as well, placed it on the couch, and then proceeded to wait outside his house.
"Sorry to keep you waiting." Naoto appeared from the door an hour or so later, fully cleansed of all foreign particles whatsoever. Clad in her school uniform, Naoto held onto her school bag. She faced at Souji with a composed visage.
"Shall we discuss this over at the gazebo near the floodplains?"
The older teen nodded in affirmation and soon they were walking side by side. Silence fell upon them. The sound of dissonated footfalls reverberated in his ears. He cast a side-glance towards Naoto every now and then, waiting for the young girl to say something. The pair finally arrived to the floodplains after what seemed like perpetual muteness; Naoto abruptly slowed her pace. Lips parted, voicing collected thoughts.
"I was busy..."
The silver-haired teen knew that probability years ago; his ears perked up for more, slackening his pace as well.
"At first, I sought to prepare for this day earlier. However, I possessed zero culinary skills. Please, do not tell Satonaka-sempai, Amagi-sempai, or Kujikawa-san this... but, pertaining to culinary matters, I would rather not entrust myself to them."
Souji chuckled softly, expecting the detective to do the same. However, he noticed her mind was in full contemplation. Soft winds blew by as the pair took a few more steps, this time into a shadow.
"Thus, there was no one to instruct me on how to formulate...some homemade chocolates. Since, I did not want to rely on...manufactured goods, I pushed my plans towards a further date. That day...became the next...and then the following..." Her voice trailed off.
They stopped upon Naoto's cue. He could tell his love was struggling to find the right words; sometimes, just sometimes, he wished she wasn't so formal in her explanations. Even though her formal way with words was a habit, Souji was sure that she had difficulty with terminology at times.
Tilting her cap down with a free hand, that told Souji she was ready to continue.
"Somewhere along the way, my grandfather received a new case, so I became his assistant. In the meantime, I avoided you because I did not want to disappoint you; I knew your perceptiveness would immediately see through my plans. I resolved to avoid you until I was ready. I...never knew how long that would take."
The pair was out of the tree's speckled shadow. The sky was a gradient of blue, absent of clouds. Bright yellow rays fell onto them, painting the couple in a buoyant glow.
"In my free moments, I would search the bookstore for recipes; yet, the recipes in them were made for no beginner. Hence, I would sulk here, while I thought of other possibilities."
They padded towards the final shadow, which covered their visages. Souji had kept quiet throughout her entire explanation, unable to find his voice. He was astounded to find out the lengths in which his Naoto was going through in order to make him some chocolate. Yet, his chest panged with guilt when he also knew how much turmoil she faced as well. He cursed and thanked Saint Valentine silently in his heart.
They stepped out of the shadow again.
"Then...one day, Nanako appeared before me, questioning what was wrong. That was a week ago, but before I knew, today arrived."
Naoto and Souji fell into silence. They pivoted their heels slightly and turned for gazebo. Blades of grass flattened in their wake; Souji was able to hear a morsel of dampness in his footfalls.
They stopped now, a couple meters away from the gazebo. Naoto turned towards her love. She closed her eyes and listened to nature. The hand that held her bag angled higher to a greater elevation, while another unclasped its lock. Slowly, the free hand dug in and pulled out an item. Wrapped in a simple bow, the item had a clear covering, which showed the contents inside. Souji flushed with glee; it was a bag of homemade chocolate.
"I...I have no clue as to the taste." Cheeks gave off a red hue. "But...but, I hope you will accept this!" She protruded the small baggy so fast towards him that it nearly knocked out his breath.
Souji simply gave a soft grin, accepting the present with two thankful hands.
"Thank you, Naoto. Can...I try it?" He received a quick nod as an answer. Hopeful, bluish gray orbs stared as the blushing girl requested politely.
"Is...is it possible for us to sit under the gazebo?"
The blissful teen gave a sigh of utter felicity as he plopped another chocolate in his mouth. It was a taste of heaven. He believed fully well at that moment that it was. His soul was about to fly away as he closed his eyes in mirth, feet desperately wanting to swing in delight. The touch of rich cocoa melted on the tip of his tongue. As the coating of chocolate dissolved, a mixture of ripe blueberry and strawberry filling flooded his mouth with a declaration of adoration.
The feeling of a kid, hightailing towards the rising sun on a pair of roller-skates, returned to him.
Naoto watched her Souji with care; bluish pools emblazoned with affection. Despite all the setbacks, she was pleased to see him in such a cheerful mood. Chuckling to herself, the navy-haired detective mustered the courage to surprise Souji for a second time. Gradually, the lithe body leaned towards the stronger one; young, lustrous lips edging for unsuspecting ones.
Soon, their watches gave a soft, synchronized beep.
Their distance was less than a meter...actions tinged in rich cocoa and the smell of fresh fruit, hidden by the helpful shadow of the gazebo.
"I love you."
Ah, I was almost late...or I am late for Valentine's Day! Hmm, well I wrote this considering how Naoto might've prepared for Valentine's day. Since I'm a cook and a girl, I found this highly amusing to write.
I might make a sequel for White Day, where Souji gives something back, haha. This Souji might've been a bit on crack, since I wanted to have a fanboy-chara Souji.
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Devil's Punchbowl: Great Hike Made Of Water Erosion
The Devil's Punchbowl is one of my favorite hiking areas. Not only is it good hiking for the average explorer, but the geology is fascinating and there are a variety of things to do. I've hiked there several times a year since 1999 and have taken lots of photographs. This article will tell you what it's like and some of how the canyon was created.
The canyon was formed from water erosion caused by snowmelt and rain falling on the 8,000 foot San Gabriel Mountains above. It lies in the middle of three fault lines - just north of the Punchbowl Fault, and south of the Pinyon Fault and the infamous San Andreas Fault.
Geologically, the area is called a "syncline" - a fold in the earth. It resulted from the edge of two of the earth's tectonic plates colliding somewhat as they slip by each other - the North American Plate heading slowly southwest, the Pacific Plate heading slowly northeast.
The movements of the three faults acted to push up what was once horizontal layers of sandstone and sedimentary deposits until they were almost vertical. These are the rocks you see pictured above and in the photo collection below.
The canyon itself is 300 feet deep, as measured from the vista point near the Punchbowl entrance. At the bottom runs Punchbowl Creek, the ultimate destination of most hikers.
The part time creek is the only water left from those thousand of years of erosion. It enters the canyon from a waterfall that looks like it's running out of a pipe, hitting the rocky creek bed five or six feet below, and trickling over rocks and sand for several miles beyond the canyon.
How Water Erosion Works
This video simulates the process of water erosion. Imagine the mountains in the photo above being eroded in this way every time it rains or snows.
Guided Tours & Activities
Devil's Punchbowl trails start at the entrance to the park, where you'll find a small nature center and bird sanctuary. Here you can talk to a forest ranger or other attendant and pick up trail maps. The forest ranger knows about animals and plants found in the area, and also about the canyon's geology.
The nature center contains exhibits of live and dead snakes, lizards, birds, and other fauna. The bird sanctuary is a caged area where wounded birds are kept safe until they heal, or kept permanently if they are not able to fly anymore.
You can also pick up a schedule of events, if you're interested in guided tours or activities. I've seen novice rock climbers practicing on some of the vertical rock faces, and school kids and scouts learning about the area. The park provides geology tours, nighttime stargazing tours, and full moon tours.
Devil's Punchbowl Trails
There are several hiking trails in the Punchbowl, some mapped and some not.
- The Pinon trail is a short loop trail that stays on the upper level. It's located to the left of the main trail, and is used to demonstrate some of the plants found there.
- Non-strenuous hikers can take the main trail down a short grade, fork off to the right to trail the canyon halfway up, then circle back to the entrance. In the photo collection below, I call this the middle trail.
- The steepest trail (main trail) goes all the way down the canyon to the creek bed 300 feet below. There it follows the creek to its head, past vertical rocks where students learn to rock climb, and curves back up with a steep climb to the top trail, which takes you back to the entrance.
- The longest trail is 4.5 miles and goes in a different direction. It heads across the top of the canyon a ways before dipping down into it and then up again, ending at a natural rock formation called Devil's Chair, from which you can see the entire Punchbowl.
- The one I like to follow is unmapped, which probably means it's not really a trail. It goes up the hill on the other side of the creek bed, and down again to a smaller creek where hardly anybody goes. You can follow the creek around to the left as it winds around a hill, until joining the main creek below the canyon. Or you can climb up rocks to the top of the hills overlooking the main creek bed and make your way back to the entrance from there.
Devil's Punchbowl Trail Map
Main Trail to Punchbowl CreekClick thumbnail to view full-size
Hiking Trail Photos - Streambed & Secondary TrailsClick thumbnail to view full-size
Hiking Trail Tips & Etiquette
All kinds of people hike at the Devil's Punchbowl - individuals, families, scouting troops, college geology classes, astronomy enthusiasts, and rock climbers. Many hikers bring dogs. I go to photograph. No food is allowed inside, nor is smoking, since the area is filled with chaparral, (which is highly flammable) but there are picnic tables at the entrance.
Here are some tips for hiking along these trails that make the experience better for all hikers:
- Go on a weekday, if you can. The trails get crowded during the weekends. Also, the best time of year to hike is late winter through early summer. After that the creek dries out.
- Keep loud talking and yelling to a minimum. Instead, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, sounds of birds, and the beauty of being outside in a majestic place.
- Pass single file when encountering other hikers. Greet them and keep your dogs and kids under control.
- Bring a fanny pack or other bag to keep trash in. Dumping it by the side of the trail or in the creek bed is plain discourteous.
- Take care of sanitary needs before you go down. There are no facilities on the trails. Look near the entrance, behind the Nature Center, for the small buildings housing pit toilets.
Location of the Devils' Punchbowl
Devil's Punchbowl is a nature park run by the Los Angeles County Parks & Recreation Department. It is located in the mountains that frame the Antelope Valley, near Littlerock and Pearblossom, on the opposite side of the San Gabriel's from Pasadena and Azusa. It takes about an hour and a half to drive there from downtown Los Angeles.
Eating After Hiking the Punchbowl
Be sure to stop by Charlie Brown Farms in Littlerock on your way out. They have a great market with local fruits and vegetables, lots of tourist items, and a little sit-down restaurant that offers buffalo burgers and great shakes (among other things). Check the map below for the exact location and enjoy your hike.
Thanks for all the detail. My wife and I love to hike...will have to check this one out!
Hiking is so amazing.
We are doing the Jingle Bell run in Pacific Grove this weekend, so my hiking will be along the ocean.
Lovely hub. I am going to link to my hub on Pinnacles. Love the bit on hiking etiquette. Up Interesting, beautiful and useful is my vote for your hub.
Well-done! Your wonderful review and photos really made my feet itch for my hiking shoes. Rated up and awesome!
What a lovely place to hike, i enjoyed your hub with beautiful pics, awesome hub.
Beautiful photos! Your Hub makes me want to visit the Devil's Punchbowl, but I'm assuming it's out in the CA area? That would be a bit of a drive from the East Coast...
Very informative and interesting--one of these days I may just take one of those trails.
Great information about hiking trails. And I am looking forward to a buffalo burger...never had one. Wonderful photos.
Great review! I've never even heard of it. Looks like a great hike and the pictures are great!
Thank you for the tour, tips and wonderful pictures.
Looks like a great place to hike! I like finding those areas that feel remote even though they aren't too far from the city.
What a gorgeous place to hike! I used to hike along the coast in Ventura County, but never made it inland to hike in the San Gabriel Mountains.
Hi watergeek - Good writeup here and very enjoyable photos. Thanks.
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Welcome to your monthly look at what's been happening and what's upcoming in the neighborhood. It is our hope that this email will serve as a jumping off point for you to engage with us if you have questions or wish to help support the work we do on behalf of the neighborhood everyday.
Stop by our office at Fondren Corner (2906 North State Street, Suite 101 – just down from Basil's) on Tuesday, June 21 from 5-6:30pm for our monthly "happy hour."Enjoy complimentary wine, beer and snacks and take the opportunity to speak with us about upcoming projects and developments in the neighborhood, including the State Street Corridor Improvement Project and the upcoming "sidewalk" enhancement grant.
We hope to have representatives of both The Fondren Hotel and The Whitney Place hotel there if you have any questions to ask of them about their plans as well.
The 2nd annual Mississippi Craft Beer Festival is this Friday on the grounds of Duling Hall. Over 100 beers will be presented for sampling by two dozen breweries. Save $5 on tickets when your purchase them today (purchase tickets here). Don't wait until Friday. We WILL sell out!
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The business committee of FRF is compiling a map and business directory that will be printed soon. If you haven't been contacted but want to be a part of this, please let our special projects director, Angie Noble know.
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A Chronology of Virginia and the War of Independence 1763-1783
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Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1973. Very Good/Very Good. First edition. Very good in very good dustwrapper. Paperback with Slipcase, light rubbing of cover edges and spine ends, very light browning of covers, tiny tear on bottom spine end, slipcase lightly rubbed with some very light soiling, thin dark rub marks on edges, small sticker on bottom of back panel. Please Note: This book has been transferred to Between the Covers from another database and might not be described to our usual standards. Please inquire for more detailed condition information. (Inventory #: 210334)


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I have created a range of A4 textile animal themed wallart. This elephant would make a unique and beautiful gift. Yvonne xx
What mum wouldn't love a cuppa in a beautiful original Rudbeckia Flower mug
A fabulous Murano glass and Swarovski crystal sterling silver bracelet.
Fabulous dainty pink earrings - herb-robert wildflowers, photo taken in my garden:
Heres a couple of scarves that would make great mothers day gifts - plenty more in my shop to choose from!
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These 3 pairs of earrings would make an ideal gift for Mum on her special day.
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A beautiful clothes hanger would always be useful in the wardrobe,
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Brand identity is all about how a consumer perceives you. It involves a few different components, elements like logos, taglines, and the personality you emit. It's created to convey a message, the value of a company, and what it can do for its customers.
Brand identity isn't the same as brand image – your company image is how customers actually perceive you, while your identity is how you want them to. When these two things are in sync, your marketing jives. But, when they differ, this affects your ability to sell.
So, how do you build a brand identity that leads to a solid brand image? Start with the following five tips:
Determine your goals
According to Investopedia, one of the most important aspects of identity is the ability of a business to truly know itself. A sure way to do this is to determine your key business goals and your target audience. What image do you want your company to convey? And who do you want to reach?
Find a Personality
A brand identity without a solid personality isn't a brand that will be remembered. If you're not sure whether you want to be a company that's fun or one that's serious, consumers won't look at you as a business they can trust. So, find a personality and stick with it. Knowing your clientele helps you do this – if you market to ambitious go-getters, adopt a personality that's audacious, as well.
Be Consistent
A key aspect of brand identity is consistency; across each marketing platform, maintain a similar tone and communicate a similar message. If you go back and forth, you'll lose customers. Instead, they'll go elsewhere…straight to a company that instills confidence.
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In today's age, your website is your first chance to make a good impression; according to Prolific Marketing, this is one of the reasons it's key. Any website that's difficult to navigate, thrown together, or lacking pertinent information may test the patience of your audience; they'll log off way before you reel them in. A solid website can be expensive, but it's an investment worth making.
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Hi Sarah.
Yes both Charlie (the first lawyer) and Inez are right. But I'd like to point out this not a change in the law or something new.
It simply didn't happen before because property values increased by two digits p.a. and no one was desperate to sell, unlike now.
But now as property prices have stalled or even decresed however slightly this happens on a daily basis.
Basically a person sells on a loss because they are in a rush for whatever reason.
The purchaser will be held responsible for the difference in value declared and a lovely "complementaria" may be received some months later by which the Tax Authorities state that they think the vendor underdeclared so as to evade taxes (CGT) and so did the purchaser on 7% Transfer Tax (ITPAJD). They will make a study of the values of the propertiesin the neighbourhood and tell you the market value of the property is really 3x and you only declared 2x. You owe us x and a fine (%) on said x.
Imagine I am really a Tax Inspector, If I see this I am bound to think these people are deceiving me and so I will fine them. I will request the difference in value AND I'll fine them (percentage of the defrauded amount).
So how can I avoid this? Good question. You have to do what Inez said -and pray, alot-.
You have to warn Hacienda of your intention and have them writing some official sealed reply (sello del registro de entrada at least) which you can use at a later date as ground to object to the complementaria. All dep and PPC contracts will be lodged with the Public Notary. However, all this doesn't render you inmune, it simply tries to prove you acted in good faith and that there is nothing to hide.
Ask a Public Notary of your choice don't be afraid, they will be delighted to advise you free of charge on this legal matter (or any other).
We are going to see this happening now very frequently with the ARM adjustments back in the UK in December which will hurt all those who have taken a second mortage in Spain with a remortgage back in the UK or Ireland.
Houses are not ATM machines. Only a fool confuses "price" with "value".


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Bird Feeding Station and Garden Arbor
Toni Visconti and her husband, took advantage of our July Challenge to start and complete a garden arbor dedicated to birds and wildlife in their new home. See all the steps they took to make their wildlife feeding and bathing station that makes a brilliant focal point in their garden.
Toni Visconti and Doug Smith moved recently from Portland, Oregon to Harper's Ferry West Virginia. She says, "We were discussing this Bird arbor idea and then your Flea Market Gardening July Project Challenge came along and it was a good excuse to dive right in! Please note this was not a kit, Doug designed and built this all by himself! As you can see from the back yard, he likes circles so we continued the theme! I way over planted, but will be moving lots of stuff around!
Toni says, "The base for the arbor is a 10′ diameter brick patio surrounded by rocks. These came from the foundation of a home built in 1840. We did do something similar in the back yard and included a fire-pit. The landscaping is a work in progress."
Last year's project…
"Picture it painted white with a ring of plants around it, birdbath in the center and a multitude of feeders hanging from it. It's six sided so we have 4 sides to play with!" Toni laughs..
"It needs to cure 2 weeks before it gets painted white, then bird bath goes in, feeders go up and plants are planted around it! All thanks to my talented husband Doug Smith… it was his design!"
"The project was a bit behind schedule but it was done within the month – plants have been purchased!" Toni says.
At this point, Toni asked the Flea Market Gardening group for advice on what to plant and used some of these ideas! She says, she just planted the butterfly garden yesterday and was dodging butterflies as she planted the last of the plants! "I am hoping it attracts Hummies, too. Two of those shrubs are crepe myrtles and they should get nice and tall, can't wait to see what it looks like next year. " Toni tell us.
Toni says, "The cost if the plants were more than all the rest of the project! Here are some plants slotted for the arbor and butterfly/ hummingbird flower bed! I bought many if the flowers suggested by our group." Butterfly bush, Crepe Myrtle, Black eyed Susans, Roses, Coreopsis and Hydrangea are included in Toni's list.
"I do have an awesome husband and we really enjoyed building this together. I just love your website and look forward to the posts to see what else we can do at our house! We still have a coveted dining area, greenhouse and more pavers to put on over the next few years ! A labor of love as you know." Toni says.
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At the holidays, the Bird Arbor becomes a candy wonderland. T0ni says, " Doug made four 8 ft candy canes for the entrance and exit of the arbor. They should be pretty proud of this festive transformation. A holiday for the birds!
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Between Of Mice and Men and The Great Gatsby, which is the more tragic novel?
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This will be a matter of opinion. I think that a compelling case can be made for each possessing its own level of tragic condition. From my point of view, I think that the destitution and economic condition that plagues the characters in Steinbeck's work makes it a bit more tragic than Fitzgerald's. There is a moral depravity that is in Nick's world and his perception of it in Fitzgerald's work, but there is an economic depravity that has hollowed away the people who live in Steinbeck's work. I think that this condition makes it more tragic because it makes the idea of transcending this hollowness almost impossible. At its most basic element, Nick is able to walk away from the depravity he sees. He recognizes its futility in Gatsby's life and death and takes something away from it. This sense of sojourning by choice into the future is not entirely evident in Steinbeck's world of the Soledad. The characters are hopelessly bound to an economic condition of limitation that controls them. When Slim needs to steady George after what he did, there is not a feeling of confidence in the future. The fact that Carlson speaks the last words reminds the reader that the "worst are filled with passionate intensity." This ending is more tragic than the vision rendered in Fitzgerald, contributing to the greater sense of hopelessness that is evident. It is here and because of the economic reality that is ceaseless that I feel that the greater level of tragedy lies with Steinbeck, but I concede that it is something where tragedy is painful existent in both with the death and suffering that results in the hope of dreaming.


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It seems a telling sign of our technology-angst that we're getting nostalgic for, of all things, boredom. I have memories of youthful boredom that are as vivid and unpleasant as the memories I harbor of my more serious sports injuries, and yet, when I read of some new research saying the brain needs boredom, or kids today aren't bored enough, my first thought is: Ah, blessed boredom. (My second thought is: Check email.) And it's not just me. A trickle of pro-boredom research has inspired a flood of pro-boredom sentiment.
On one hand, defending boredom seems stern and unsympathetic, like a Depression-born mom impatient with her complaining children. (Hi, Mom.) But the depression-era parent urged a kind of stoicism, bearing-up against fake or minor suffering as a moral lesson of childhood. For today's middle-agers, relishing the image of a teenager thrown into fidgets by a dead cellphone, boredom is not merely fake suffering. It's important in its own right, a state of latent fertility. It leads to creativity. The contemporary defender of boredom is not a stoic. She's a graying humanist, the martinet as art teacher.
The thing about boredom, at least as a kid and currently as a kid-like adult, is that you can either succumb to it and wallow in the boredom by watching television, or you can move past it by finding things to do and positive ways to occupy your time.


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Time For The Stars
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1992 · New York
by LIGHTMAN, Alan
New York: Viking, 1992. Near Fine/Very Good. First edition. Illustrated by Lightman, Alan. Near fine in very good dustwrapper. Hardcover. Book cover edges are lightly faded. Nice, clean text. Dustwrapper has 2" piece of front panel missing, light wear to the spine ends and panel edges. Dustwrapper is in very good condition except for missing piece from lower right front and front fold in approx 1"X2" on front. Please Note: This book has been transferred to Between the Covers from another database and might not be described to our usual standards. Please inquire for more detailed condition information. (Inventory #: 146069)


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A lovely vintage faux tortoise shell lucite tray with a silver plated bronze rim. The tray measures 13 inches by 9.5 inches, and 1 inch tall. This vintage tray was made in Italy, as noted on the base and it dates to the 1960s. It has a great modern looking vacuum formed style, with curving edges that are a nice contrast to the sharp silver rim. The faux tortoise shell is particularly nice against the light; the ambers and dark brown and other lush tones are very bold and vibrant. Lucite was invented in 1931 by chemists at DuPont. Resistant to water and UV rays, lucite was a great invention, stronger than previous plastics. A lovely vintage item, great for a modern touch to the home, or for a vintage collection.
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Southeast Missouri State football responds big in Pink Up win over Austin Peay
From all the emotion and sentiment that came from honoring survivors and those lost to cancer at Saturday's Pink Up Game, the Southeast Missouri State football team found reinforcement to the lesson constantly preached by its head coach.
The message is one of response.
The Redhawks felt the pressure from a hungry Austin Peay squad when their lead was trimmed to 10 points on two occasions during the third quarter, but Southeast countered both times, gouging out 24 second-half points and a season-high 276 yards rushing en route to a 41-21 victory at Houck Stadium.
"The whole day was just really emotional for me," Redhawks coach Tom Matukewicz said. "I got to meet a lot of the cancer survivors, and the players got to meet some of them in our team meal before the game. It's more than just a game -- it's about impacting the community.
"We talked a lot about how we've got to respond, and what I told the players is, 'Can you imagine getting a phone call saying you have cancer?' But at the end of the day, you've got to respond. You can have a pity party, but the work just begins. So that was the message. I thought our players responded."
Southeast (3-5, 3-2 Ohio Valley Conference) carried a 17-0 lead out of the halftime break but lost 7 yards on its opening possession of the third quarter. Following the three-and-out, APSU (0-8, 0-6 OVC) took over from its own 30 and trimmed SEMO's lead to 17-7 on its first play, a 70-yard run by freshman quarterback JaVaughn Craig with 12 minutes, 37 seconds left in the third quarter.
"Those were bad. Those hurt, and you're just so disappointed. But you correct it," Matukewicz said. "The players have got to move on from it. ... That's the thing about this team, though. They're not up and down. They're fairly consistent with their attitude and their effort. They make mistakes and all that, which created those plays, but it didn't let them get them down."
The Redhawks punted the ball away on their next possession, but on first-and-10, junior Omar Pierre-Louis recovered a fumble by Craig to set the offense up with a short field at the Governors' 47-yard line. It was the only turnover of the game, and Southeast took advantage, cashing in on a 16-yard TD run by senior Tremane McCullough that extended the lead to 24-7 with 5:23 left in the third.
Once again, APSU quickly tacked on a score when freshman running back Kentel Williams broke free along the right sideline for a 68-yard TD run, pulling the Govs back within 10 points, 24-14, with 4:54 left in the quarter.
That margin barely lasted, as sophomore Cameron Sanders returned the ensuing kickoff 93 yards to pay dirt and gave Southeast a 31-14 advantage at the 4:41 mark of the period. It was the Redhawks' first kickoff return since Sanders took one 99 yards to the house on Nov. 14, 2015, at Jacksonville State.
"We've been close," Matukewicz said. "He had nice runs before, and he's a guy that can do that. So we've talked a lot about it, but really, it's those other 10 guys that we've got to get blocking for him and all that stuff."
After the defense forced a three-and-out, senior RB Will Young broke loose for a 59-yard run that positioned Southeast inside the red zone. He pounded his way into the end zone two plays later on a 7-yard scamper that pushed SEMO's lead to 38-14 with 1:06 remaining in the third.
Young led the Redhawks on the ground with 16 carries for a career-high 154 yards. He eclipsed the century mark for the fourth time this season and averaged 9.6 yards per carry.
"It always starts up front. The offensive line, the D-line -- they do all the hard work, and it's the skill guys who get all the credit," Young said. "Throughout the season, we just continue to work each day -- day in and day out -- and today it paid off."
As a team, the Redhawks totaled a season-high 515 yards of total offense. They averaged 6.1 yards per rush, as Matukewicz gave credit to his offensive line but was also complimentary of the team's two-pronged attack in Young and McCullough, who combined for 246 yards on the ground.
"It's just kind of nice when you look at it," Matukewicz said. "You've got Will Young, who's kind of got that thunder, and then you kind of bring a guy in and maybe get that lightning in there where you can block it once and get it. So it just felt a little better in the run game with having him a bigger piece of that."
The Redhawks settled for a 30-yard field goal by senior kicker Ryan McCrum to take a 41-14 lead early in the fourth quarter.
Junior wide receiver Jared Beard, who entered the game as the top receiver in the league, hauled in a 4-yard TD pass from Craig inside the final minutes, but Matukewicz was pleased with his defense's ability to limit an APSU team that has scored 45 percent of its points this season in the fourth quarter.
"The sideline was the same the whole time. The energy out on the field was the same the whole time," Matukewicz said. "We played a lot of players there toward the end, and it didn't look different. It looked the same, which is a good sign."
A 23-yard field goal by McCrum gave Southeast a 3-0 lead on its opening possession before junior quarterback Jesse Hosket directed the Redhawks on a nine-play scoring drive. Junior RB Chase Abbington hauled in a pass from Hosket in the left flat and dashed into the end zone from 14 yards out, pushing SEMO's lead to 10-0 with 4:40 left in the first quarter.
Hosket threw for 230 yards on 20-of-24 passing (83 percent) with one touchdown and no interceptions. He distributed the ball to eight different players, including redshirt freshman Kristian Wilkerson, who finished with five catches for a game-high 70 yards receiving.
"We've got a lot of guys who can make plays, and we try to get them all in there. And they can do it," Hosket said. "They were making great catches today, and we had a lot of time to make it happen."
McCullough scored the first of his two TDs on a 22-yard run at the 2:48 mark of the second quarter, darting his way through the line before using his speed to separate from defenders and prance into the end zone. The 5-foot-7 WR/RB hybrid finished with 134 yards from scrimmage, including 97 on the ground.
"We lined him up there more. We also handed it to him more," Matukewicz said. "He's an impact player, so you're just trying to create those opportunities. ... It just felt better today. He was able to take some of those to the house."
With the exception of allowing two big TD runs in the third quarter, the Redhawks performed well against the Govs' option offense. They held APSU to 5 of 14 (36 percent) on third down and kept Beard in check with only 59 yards receiving.
Craig rushed the ball 12 times for 126 yards and was 12-of-17 passing (71 percent) for 90 yards. Senior Timarious Mitchell got the start at QB but was replaced by Craig in the second half. Mitchell completed 8 of 12 passes for 57 yards.
Junior outside linebacker Chad Meredith paced the Redhawks' defense with nine tackles, while senior inside linebacker Roper Garrett contributed eight tackles, including two for loss. Senior free safety Ryan Moore and freshman ILB Zach Hall each added seven tackles.
"We played really well in the first half. We came out strong," Garrett said. "We knew that they were going to try to run the ball. This year we've done really good at stopping the run and holding them to long third downs and make them try to make a play. We got them three-and-out quite a bit."
It's the 24th straight loss for the Govs, who currently have the longest active losing streak in Division I football.
While APSU is at the bottom of the conference standings, Southeast will face the OVC's best in No. 2 Jacksonville State at 1 p.m. Saturday. It'll be homecoming when the Redhawks square off against the Gamecocks, who have won 21 straight conference games, and Matukewicz believes his team will be more than ready.
"I think when you look at how we've played at home, it's always been good," Matukewicz said. "We're not undefeated at home, but we've never laid an egg at home like we've done on the road. So I just think the guys like playing at home. They feel good, a lot of energy.
"We want big games in November. This is a big game. This is a major opportunity, so now, just by man, what is it you've got to do to improve? And what is it I need to do a week from today to give us a shot to win the game?"
Editor's note: Correction made to reflect Zach Hall's proper last name.


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While we were driving from san francisco to las vegas, we wanted to have a stop at santa barbara as well. But somehow we arrived at midnight, so it wasn't worth to sleep at an hotel. We decided to get at room at the Orange Tree Inn.
We paid 112$ for a double-bed room. We were 3, so each of us had to pay like 40$. WELLLL compared to an hotel it's not cheap for a motel, if you can get a nice hotel for 120$ a night. BUT the motel was totally fine.
It was super clean, the guy at the lobby, was friendly and talkative, and the area seamed to pretty totally safe as well.
The room had 2 big beds, 1 lcd tv, a clean bathroom with shower (fresh & clean towels).
The location was very good, because the motel is located on mainstreet, and only half a mile or 1 mile away from the bars and nightclubs. Most of the motel customers were familys or couples, not just truckers.
I don't know what the room rates of other hotel in santa barbara are, but if they'd be quite expensive, i wouldn't mind booking a room for several nights at the orange tree motel.
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The Orange Tree Inn is located within walking distance of the Santa Barbara Mission. Guests will find State Street within easy reach. The beaches and the wharf are also easily accessible from the hotel. The Orange Tree Inn is located a short drive from the Santa Barbara Municipal Airport. The airport offers travelers access to many cities in the region and is accessible by taxi cab, rental car, or public bus. The city buses and waterfront shuttles are ideal ways to explore all of the attractions found in Santa Barbara.
All of the guestrooms at the Orange Tree Inn offer air conditioning. Rooms include color television with expanded cable channels. Each room also offers travelers a private bathroom with a shower or a bathtub.
Guests of the Orange Tree Inn will discover many restaurants and shops in the area. The hotel offers a private heated pool onsite. There is also a cabana onsite for guests to enjoy at this budget friendly accommodation.
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Evan Wickham is a Christian musician, vocalist, and songwriter from Oceanside, California. His debut album, Mysterious Things, was released in 2006.Read More...
Primarily focusing on Christian worship music, Wickham's music style has been likened to that of Chris Tomlin. He normally fronts the band himself, playing a mixture of keyboard/piano and guitar while providing lead vocals. His wife, Sandy, herself a talented vocalist, often sings with him. They frequently lead worship services locally and in churches throughout the United States.
Wickham's official Web site: www.evanwickham.com
Wickham's brother, Phil Wickham, is also a notable Christian musician and worship leader.
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Based on the English Churchill method, the Orvis Wingshooting School's approach offers beginners and seasoned veterans a complete shooting system applicable to hunting or sporting clays. Students are grouped together according to their levels of ability and experience. Prairie Wildlife makes an ideal partner for Orvis with its spectacular hunting opportunities and world class lodging.
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Just after England tour of India 2016-17, Australian Cricket team will be touring India in Feb 2017 for a 4 match Test series. The IND vs AUS 2017 Test series schedule has been announced by the Board of control for Cricket in India (BCCI). The series will start with the first test match from 23rd Feb to 27th Feb 2017 which will be played on Maharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium, Pune. The 4th and the last test match of the series will be played between March 25th to March 29th. It will be exciting series as both the teams are one of the strongest team of test format.
In January 2016 Indian team visited Australia for complete cricket package in which Test, One day international and T20 series has been played. Now its Australian team who is visiting India for a test match series. The team will be led by Steven Smith where Virat Kohli will be the skipper of Indian team.
The IND vs Aus 2017 test series will be hosted by four different international ground and they are in Pune, Ranchi, Bengaluru & Dharamsala. Just after the series, one of the biggest T20 cricket festival of India that is Indian Premier league 2017 will be started. Players from all over the world will participated in the league. After that ICC Champions League 2017 will start from 1 June 2017 in which top 8 teams of ODI format will fight for the Title :-
Here is the complete Details of India vs Australia 2017 test series :-
- No. of matches :- 4
- Teams :- India & Australia
- Host :- India
- Start Date :- 23rd Feb 2017
- End date :- 29th March 2017
The schedule and the fixture of the Australia tour of India 2017 is given below :-
IND vs Aus 2017 Test Series Schedule
|23rd Feb - 27th Feb 2017
|India vs Australia 2017 1st Test Match
|Maharashtra Cricket Association's International Stadium, Pune
|4th March- 8th March 2017
|India vs Australia 2017 2nd Test Match
|M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru
|16th March - 20th March 2017
|India vs Australia 2017 3rd Test Match
|JSCA Stadium, Ranchi
|25th March- 29th March 2017
|India vs Australia 2017 4th Test Match
|HPCA Stadium, Dharamsala
The squad of Australian team for the tour has been announced :- Steve Smith (c), David Warner (vc), Ashton Agar, Jackson Bird, Peter Handscomb, Josh Hazlewood, Usman Khawaja, Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Marsh, Shaun Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, Stephen O'Keefe, Matthew Renshaw, Mitchell Starc, Mitchell Swepson, Matthew Wade
The squad of Indian team is to be announced for Aus tour of IND 2017……