locallygroan.com
Locally GroanThe web's only one-stop source for Kentucky basketball, Carolina baseball, southern living (not the magazine), fly fishing and personal financial planning.
http://www.locallygroan.com/
The web's only one-stop source for Kentucky basketball, Carolina baseball, southern living (not the magazine), fly fishing and personal financial planning.
http://www.locallygroan.com/
TODAY'S RATING
>1,000,000
Date Range
HIGHEST TRAFFIC ON
Friday
LOAD TIME
0.2 seconds
DIRK COTTON
425 D●●●●● ROAD
CHAP●●●●HILL , NC, 27514
US
View this contact
GOOGLE, INC.
GOOGLE TEAM
1600 AMP●●●●●●●● PARKWAY
MOUN●●●●VIEW , CA, 94043
US
View this contact
GOOGLE, INC.
GOOGLE TEAM
1600 AMP●●●●●●●● PARKWAY
MOUN●●●●VIEW , CA, 94043
US
View this contact
BUY YOUR DOMAIN
14
YEARS
0
MONTHS
19
DAYS
ENOM, INC.
WHOIS : whois.enom.com
REFERRED : http://www.enom.com
PAGES IN
THIS WEBSITE
19
SSL
EXTERNAL LINKS
15
SITE IP
216.58.195.83
LOAD TIME
0.232 sec
SCORE
6.2
Locally Groan | locallygroan.com Reviews
https://locallygroan.com
The web's only one-stop source for Kentucky basketball, Carolina baseball, southern living (not the magazine), fly fishing and personal financial planning.
locallygroan.com
Locally Groan: 09/01/2014 - 10/01/2014
http://www.locallygroan.com/2014_09_01_archive.html
Monday, September 29, 2014. That Bleepin’ Beepin’. Please listen to this sound. And see if you can identify it. Or, if your mouse finger is exhausted, just imagine it: four brief, electronic beeps. You hear them constantly. If you guessed it’s the sound of my microwave letting me know my chocolate is hot, you’re right! Done And you’d be right! Or maybe you thought the oven is telling us it has preheated, or that the self-cleaning is done, and you know what? You’d be right! You’re really good at this.
Locally Groan: The Family Plot
http://www.locallygroan.com/2013/05/the-family-plot.html
Sunday, May 19, 2013. 8220;This is the Jones. Cemetery,” the old lady sitting in the chair to my left says. “You know that, right? Her look is stern and she says “Jones” with much drama. I hadn’t noticed her until she spoke. My wife and I drove the back roads of Casey County, Kentucky in her father’s pickup truck looking for a very old family plot called the Cochran Cemetery. We had come to celebrate her Dad’s 95. It was a fool’s errand. Excited, we drove to a nearby farmhouse. The farmer saw us in t...
Locally Groan: I'd Walk a Mile for Good Barbecue
http://www.locallygroan.com/2013/08/i-walk-mile-for-good-barbecue.html
Friday, August 23, 2013. Id Walk a Mile for Good Barbecue. Skylight Inn BBQ in Ayden, NC gets rave reviews and when Garden and Gun, my favorite magazine, recently called it one of the best in the South, I decided I had to find the answer to that age-old Southerner's quandary: Is any pulled pork barbecue worth driving an hour out of your way for? I could forgive someone with a more pressing schedule for wondering what could possibly be worth the fuss, though. And they weren't all from Ayden. We're headed ...
Locally Groan: 08/01/2014 - 09/01/2014
http://www.locallygroan.com/2014_08_01_archive.html
Wednesday, August 13, 2014. I met a nice family over in Carrboro last week. Carrboro is a separate town, but no one knows for sure where Chapel Hill ends and Carrboro starts. It starts roughly over there by the car wash. In fact, no one at the car wash knows which fire department they should call if the place ever catches on fire, but they don't worry about it a lot because, well, it's a car wash. How 'bout that blue hybrid? And cogitate on the fire department question. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Is a r...
Locally Groan: 11/01/2012 - 12/01/2012
http://www.locallygroan.com/2012_11_01_archive.html
Sunday, November 11, 2012. A Last Look at Those Polls for Next Time. I was surprised by how many people seemed stunned by last Tuesday’s presidential election outcome. People like Beth Cox, for example, described. On the front page of today's Washington Post. The thousands of polls taken over the past several months, or more likely the spin of those polls by pundits, apparently did an outstanding job of convincing everyone of exactly whatever it was they wanted to hear. But, I digress . . .). By conserva...
TOTAL PAGES IN THIS WEBSITE
19
216 Red Stitches: Carolina Diamond Heels' Ridiculous Season
http://216redstitches.blogspot.com/2013/05/carolina-diamond-heels-ridiculous-season.html
Wednesday, May 8, 2013. Carolina Diamond Heels' Ridiculous Season. UNC's Diamond Heels have played 47 games. It takes a minute or two to let that sink in. It's ridiculous for a baseball record. Heck, most teams are capable of losing three games in a single weekend. They've outscored their opponents 416 to 130. Also ridiculous. And much of this without freshman phenom Skye Bolt, who broke a metatarsal several weeks back. Rumor at the Bosh last night was that he'll play again soon. Just a few years back, I...
216 Red Stitches: April 2013
http://216redstitches.blogspot.com/2013_04_01_archive.html
Thursday, April 11, 2013. Baseball, Dylan and the Queen of Hearts. Baseball is the "yes, but. . ." sport. I had the pleasure of meeting the nicest young couple from Raleigh at a UNC baseball game last week. They had both attended the University of St. Andrews, the oldest university in Scotland. She came back to Raleigh after graduation and soon decided she couldn’t live without him so she just went to Ireland and got him. He didn't put up a fight. I love Southern women. 8221; Dylan asked. 8220;Yes, but n...
216 Red Stitches: 39 Years of Marriage and a Baseball Game
http://216redstitches.blogspot.com/2013/05/39-years-of-marriage-and-baseball-game.html
Sunday, May 26, 2013. 39 Years of Marriage and a Baseball Game. The ACC baseball tournament this year was a wild affair, at least for Carolina fans. The Heels beat Miami 10-0 in the first game on Thursday afternoon that ended in a Mercy Rule invocation in the eighth inning. What an easy start. The toughest part of the game was finding parking near the stadium on a workday when most of the parking was already taken by, I don’t know, people who aren’t retired and still work, I suppose. I didn’t bothe...
216 Red Stitches: Last Night's Loss Sucked
http://216redstitches.blogspot.com/2013/03/last-nights-loss-sucked.html
Saturday, March 16, 2013. Last Night's Loss Sucked. I was pretty disappointed with the outcome of our game last night. My college classmates will assume I’m talking about UK’s loss to Vanderbilt in the SEC basketball tournament, but I was at a baseball game. It’s just not possible to have a perfect season in college baseball — to my knowledge it’s never been done in NCAA Division I baseball — but after starting the season with 16 straight wins as UNC has done, that first loss is s...OK, cold- ish. It was...
216 Red Stitches: February 2013
http://216redstitches.blogspot.com/2013_02_01_archive.html
Wednesday, February 27, 2013. I'll Follow the Sun. One of the great things about college baseball is that it gets you outdoors in the winter and early spring, when you might otherwise be tempted to stare outside through a window. In Carolina, we get wonderful days in February and March and miserable ones. I’ll write about the latter sometime, but today was magnificent: a high near 60 and beautiful sunny skies. 8220;What are you guys doing up there? 8221; I asked. 8220;Had to get out of the sun! Warm weat...
216 Red Stitches: May 2013
http://216redstitches.blogspot.com/2013_05_01_archive.html
Sunday, May 26, 2013. 39 Years of Marriage and a Baseball Game. The ACC baseball tournament this year was a wild affair, at least for Carolina fans. The Heels beat Miami 10-0 in the first game on Thursday afternoon that ended in a Mercy Rule invocation in the eighth inning. What an easy start. The toughest part of the game was finding parking near the stadium on a workday when most of the parking was already taken by, I don’t know, people who aren’t retired and still work, I suppose. I didn’t bothe...
216 Red Stitches: May 2012
http://216redstitches.blogspot.com/2012_05_01_archive.html
Saturday, May 26, 2012. Some people worry about coming off as a newbie at baseball games. With the conference tournaments this weekend, the Regionals next weekend, the Super Regionals the following weekend and the College World Series in Omaha in mid-June, this is a great time to see some college baseball. Here are some tips to help you pass as a veteran bleacher bum. If you’re a girl, wear your hair in a ponytail pulled through the back of your cap. It’s cute beyond all explanation. He said, “So? His po...
216 Red Stitches: June 2012
http://216redstitches.blogspot.com/2012_06_01_archive.html
Wednesday, June 27, 2012. Battle of the Cheap Seats. The Arizona Wildcats may have won the title, but the fans in the cheap seats stole the show at the College World Series Finals the past two nights. As I noted in my previous blog, the rest of TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha was startled early in Game One when, during a quiet time of the game, the fans in left field suddenly stood and shouted in unison, " Right field sucks. As you can tell from the video. Still, nothing topped the cheap-seaters. After the i...
216 Red Stitches: Complicated Week of Scheduling (CWS)
http://216redstitches.blogspot.com/2013/06/complicated-week-of-scheduling-cws.html
Thursday, June 13, 2013. Complicated Week of Scheduling (CWS). Can there be a sporting event that requires more intricate planning to attend than the College World Series (CWS)? The event takes place in the middle of nowhere, a.k.a., Omaha, over twelve days in June. Now, I’m not knocking Omaha. I personally think having the CWS there every year is the best decision the NCAA has ever made, though that, my friends, is the lowest of hurdles. What’s the problem? 8220;I don’t know, four days? As I said, he at...
216 Red Stitches: Singing at the Ball Game
http://216redstitches.blogspot.com/2013/03/singing-at-ball-game.html
Thursday, March 21, 2013. Singing at the Ball Game. After the first half of the seventh inning of every baseball game (the “stretch”) from the college level up, fans stand up and sing Take Me Out to the Ball Game. Some find it peculiar that we only sing this song when we’re already. At a ballgame, still nearly everyone in the park sings it. Baseball is nothing if not traditional. Take Me Out to the Ball Game. Was written by Jack Norworth in 1908. He also wrote Shine On, Harvest Moon. She would root just ...
TOTAL LINKS TO THIS WEBSITE
15
locallyglobally.com - Registered at Namecheap.com
This domain is registered at Namecheap. This domain was recently registered at Namecheap. Please check back later! This domain is registered at Namecheap. This domain was recently registered at Namecheap. Please check back later! The Sponsored Listings displayed above are served automatically by a third party. Neither Parkingcrew nor the domain owner maintain any relationship with the advertisers.
Tampa Bay's Gluten Free Guide - eat like you give a d@mn - everything local everything gluten free
Pets & Gluten. Newly Diagnosed Gluten Free…Where do I eat? Where Does Gluten Hide? Tampa Bay Travel G Free Style. Tampa Bay's Gluten Free Guide. Eat like you give a d@mn - everything local everything gluten free. Best in Town Tampa Bay’s Gluten Free Guide. Tampa’s Gluten Free Guide. Yogurtology Review Gluten Free. Yogurtology's Review is Gluten Free Heaven in a Bowl! This is the best invention to hit the land of gluten free since g-free sliced bread! Interested in trying a refreshing summer desert? Green...
LocallyGo | Real Estate Marketing Platform
Market to their customers. A New Way to Market. Introducing a simplified way for your customers to discover your properties. Add new properties through this user-friendly platform and let LocallyGo alert your customers whenever they come within 1 mile of your property. Your customers recieve tailor-made notifications based on their pre-set preferences. Discover a Marketing Platform. Built for Real Estate. Get LocallyGo for Your Company.
locally green
Monday, 1 March 2010. Welcome to Locally Green! Thank you for visiting www.locallygreen.co.uk. This is the website for the Locally Green project, which intends to promote and support local and small businesses. The features of the service are in development, so to have input into what you would like Locally Green to do, please complete the consultation survey:. This site will be a focus for the project, providing updates on progress, and also a source of information on local business issues and news.
Locally Green
Our partner restaurants have offset 90,000. Tons of carbon emissions. Equivelent of planting 450,000. Search for your favorite local restaurant below. Welcome to Locally Green! Both consumers and restaurateurs can become involved with Locally Green's initiatives. Consumers can search for local restaurants which recycle used cooking oil. Restaurateurs can learn about the recycling programs and how to become a partner restaurant. Click on the keywords in the toolbar to learn more! Search Cities by State.
Locally Groan
Monday, September 29, 2014. That Bleepin’ Beepin’. Please listen to this sound. And see if you can identify it. Or, if your mouse finger is exhausted, just imagine it: four brief, electronic beeps. You hear them constantly. If you guessed it’s the sound of my microwave letting me know my chocolate is hot, you’re right! Done And you’d be right! Or maybe you thought the oven is telling us it has preheated, or that the self-cleaning is done, and you know what? You’d be right! You’re really good at this.
Find the best domain names to register
Register a Domain Name Who Owns This Domain? The domain name registration process for your businesses web site begins here. Register a great domain name with Verio from only $9.95 and receive a free 3 page website and email account. 1 Find Your Domain Name. 2 Choose Your Extensions. Enter up to 5 domain names. Couk ($38 for 2 years). Create the site you want with Verio hosting plan options. Verio is your strategic partner for top-tier hosting for complex websites and dedicated hosting.
Four Seasons
Local food and farms, sustainable agriculture and the environment, nutrition and health. Saturday, November 17, 2007. A new blog at Farm Fresh Rhode Island. If anyone is still following it sure has been awhile! Venture with me to a new blog. More focused on Rhode Island farms and food. Much, much less comment spam. [ Farm Fresh Rhode Island blog. 10:16 PM - link. Wednesday, April 06, 2005. Four Seasons will be in hiatus mode for the next week or so while we devote our lives to searching Google Scholar.
LocallyGrown.net — LocallyGrown.net
LocallyGrown.Net - Small Farms Making a Difference. LocallyGrown.net gives the internet's advantages to Farmers' Markets. Whether you manage or sell at a traditional farmers' market with many other vendors or use a small email list to market produce off your farm, LocallyGrown.net is for you! LocallyGrown.net Gives You. Your Own Web Address. You can create your market at a unique locally grown address (i.e. athens.locallygrown.net. Market Managers and Growers can organize product categories and list prod...
LocallyGrown.org – Corvallis-Albany Farmers' Markets
Corvallis-Albany Farmers' Markets. Dates & Hours. More Tips for Customers. Pre-application for Certain Products. Fruit and Nut Detail Form. Collected Mushroom & Fungus. Music & events. Vendor maps & profiles. Our 2018 dates are April 14 through November 21. All CAFM markets operate 9 am to 1 pm. Our seasons end the day before Thanksgiving. That’s 32 weeks a year. With the Corvallis Indoor Winter Market counted, we get another 13 or so weeks. February 28, 2017 at 10:59 am. Pingback: Raising Pastured Chick...
SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT