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NEW YORK (AP) — The NFL has selected veteran referee Gene Steratore to lead a seven-man crew of regular officials in calling Thursday night's game between the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens.
[VIEW: Gallery: NFL Rages at Replacement Refs]
The game will be the first officiated by the regulars since they were locked out by the NFL in a contract dispute. The union and league agreed to a new deal at midnight Thursday.
The first three weeks of the season was marked by replacement officials botching a number of calls, including one that gave the Seahawks a disputed win over the Packers on Monday night.
The other officials are umpire Bill Schuster, head linesman Wayne Mackie, line judge Jeff Seeman, field judge Bob Waggoner, side judge Jimmy DeBell and back judge Greg Steed.
Steratore is in his 10th season as an NFL official.
- NFL Reaches Tentative Agreement With Regular Refs
- NFL Official: 'Grandmoms' Could Have Made the Right Call
- In Ref Woes, Key Role of Expertise Highlighted
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Commonwealth Journal
October 8, 2013
Refinery announces $2.2 million expansion
Plant will produce propane and butane
by Bill Mardis
Commonwealth Journal
Somerset —
With a promise of $60 million in upgrades during the next five years, Continental Refining Company (CRC) this week is announcing a $1.6 million to $2.2 million expansion of the former Somerset Refinery that includes a value-added liquid petroleum gas plant and a reactor to produce ultra-low sulfur on-road diesel. The expansion announcement was made yesterday to the Commonwealth Journal and will be made nationally today.
The new gas plant will reduce emissions and process crude-oil liquid petroleum (LPG) byproducts butane and propane. Up to 10,000 gallons of propane and butane can be converted daily, according to Missy Shorey, spokesperson for the refinery.
The project expands existing infrastructure to capture, pressurize and store high margin, crude oil byproducts propane, butane, and natural gasoline – often referred to as NGL products or Y-Grade. These products, after further processing, are sold as fuel for residential, commercial, and industrial consumers at higher profit margins, a CRC news release said.
Thirty percent of the infrastructure is in place at CRC to process LPG crude oil byproducts. Working in a strategic partnership with Texas-based, Viewpoint Energy, LLC, the remaining 70 percent of mechanical equipment, including additional process piping and compressors, will be provided and installed.
Construction will take three months after the design phase is complete. The project is expected to be finished next spring. Additional specialized work will be bid to local and regional professionals.
CRC is expected to shortly take delivery of a newly constructed reactor designed to replace an existing reactor. This will enable the refinery to make ultra-low sulfur on-road diesel (ULSD). The reactor should be in place by late November and is expected to be operating by early December.
"It is very rewarding to see our hard work and ongoing improvements make a substantial difference at Continental Refining Company and in the Somerset community," said Demetrios Haseotes, CEO/president of CRC. For the first time in the (former Somerset Refinery's) 80-plus year history, with the new gas plant, we will go beyond crude oil refining and increase capacity with LPG processing," he noted.
"In the past these natural byproducts were literally burned away. With the new gas plant we will capture propane and butane, reducing emissions and yielding high-value gas products. Bottom line, this is a big step forward," Haseotes continued. "We also want to thank the city of Somerset for continuing to work with us," he added.
Kristopher Gibson, CRC manager, assures the refinery is ready for the challenge.
"With 43 employees at Continental Refining Company, we have an outstanding local team with serious talent to make the gas plant expansion and new LPG product offerings a success. As part of our commitment to community and skill building in Somerset, Continental Refining Company will be training team members to operate the new systems while we continue to improve refinery operations. Thanks to everyone's hard work and community support we are building a bright future for this refinery," Gibson said.
Continental Refining Company, designated U.S. Refinery No. 5113, is a wholly owned crude oil refinery located on 93 acres off Monticello Street in south Somerset. It has 15 modern tanker trailers for regional transportation.
The former Somerset Refinery, purchased by Continental Refining in December 2011, supports local crude oil producers with a dramatic decrease in transportation costs along with favorable crude rates and rapid payment cycles, the company said. The refinery at this point has added 43 jobs in Somerset with an estimated 200 indirect jobs to be created in the region.
Continental Refining Company is one of two crude oil refineries in Kentucky and one of only 150 refineries in the United States. It is the closest refinery for crude oil producers within a 170-miles radius.
Refining operations began in January, processing crude oil supplied by Sunoco Partners Marketing & Terminal LP as well as regional producers. Now operating at 65 percent capacity, the plant, at full production, can refine 5,500 barrels a day.


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At noon, at the Highland Avenue/Cottage Avenue intersection, Needham police saw a woman pushing a shopping cart away from retail stores. Police say her taking the cart was an oversight, and she agreed to return it: http://patch.com/A-1ksG
Did He Think No One Would Notice?
A 24-year-old Watertown man already dealing with the court system got into deeper trouble when he tried to pay court fees at the Brighton District Court House with counterfeit money. Police placed him under arrest after a short chase: http://patch.com/A-1lj0
Concordians Call 911 for the Darndest Things:
- Concord woman reported being followed by a Black Lab walking non-aggressively in the area of Nashawtuc Road and Main Street. Police checked the area, but did not locate the animal. http://patch.com/A-1d5R
- An abandoned 911 call came in from Silver Hill Road. One the call back, Concord police spoke with a resident who said she made the call after hearing noises inside her residence, but now believes those noises were caused by her cat chasing a mouse: http://patch.com/A-1mW1
- A Monument Street resident called 911 to report a roadway obstruction in front of her home. Due to high winds, several barrels were in the roadway, the Concord police incident report said: http://patch.com/A-1jdk
Well, Then, if You're Going to be That Way, I'm Just Going to Take Your Donations and Go Home
A Woburn business reported a problem with a former employee. According to police, a Stoneham man was terminated from his job at the Sea Dog Brew Pub. Prior to leaving the property, employees believe the man took money from a donation jar at the restaurant. Police advised employees to call police if the man returns: http://patch.com/A-1gkJ
You Know, What's-Her-Name Who Takes Care of My Child
Also in Woburn, police responded to a report of a disturbance at a Salem Street apartment. According to police, a man reported arguing with a woman over babysitting payments. The man told police that he has known the woman for three years and she babysits for his child, but he does not know her last name. The woman left the apartment prior to police arrival: http://patch.com/A-1hY8
They're Rather Large to Misplace ...
Wayland Police said it appears a civil matter led to a call on Jan. 13 from a man claiming that a horse and mule were missing or possibly stolen from his property at 41 Concord Road. Police responded and learned that the animals in question had been boarded at the Concord Road property, but the animals' owner was behind in her payments to the boarder ... to the tune of about $2,000. The boarder called police after the animals were taken off his property without his permission. http://patch.com/A-1hq2


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The Kent State University College of Business Administration and Graduate School of Management provide high-quality undergraduate, graduate and executive programs by engaging in a combination of instructional, research and scholarship, and service activities. The Department of Finance web page is located here.
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The Finance curriculum is designed to provide a general program in the financial aspects of business, including financial management, investments, the financial system, international finance, and related areas. The courses are designed to provide students with an understanding of the relationships between business finance and our economic system in the context of analysis and decision making. Courses in banking, insurance, and real estate are also available.
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Degrees offered:
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MIDDLETOWN — The Middletown Public Library is celebrating the success of another local published writer with a book-signing for Scott Vannatter. The event will be noon to 1:30 p.m., Saturday, July 13, at the library, 780 High St. Vannatter will autograph and sell copies "The Dead Sea," a collection of horror short stories that includes his story, "Sirens of the Dead Sea."
A 1976 graduate of Shenandoah High School, Vannatter has always enjoyed reading and watching scary stories. He worked in the computer field for 23 years, before teaching special education for six years. He retired after a serious stroke in 2010 and took up writing.He has sold another short story, "A Word of Advice," for the collection "Under the Knife," and has six more stories sold and awaiting publication. Vannatter finds himself very comfortable with the horror genre. "I have read and watch a lot of horror books and films. And I do well with the short story length. It is fun to write."Send ideas for the Good Morning feature to email@example.com.


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44 Comments
uneasycheez said 49 weeks agotempting... very tempting.
TeeMT said 49 weeks agoI have only watched Tobuscus (Toby Turner) play this game. I like it anyway. Mostly because I adore that green.
Prystauk said 49 weeks agoToo bad it isn't CUBE, the movie! Regardless, much success!
xWolfspridex said 49 weeks agoI'm not much of a Minecraft fan, but I love the simplicity of the design. Very clean and still very recognizable!
Now that Legend of Zelda shirt though -- that's something I could get behind in a heartbeat!
Tysaur said 49 weeks agoHmm... This is the only shirt from TeeFury that I've ever been disappointed in. But that X-wing/space invaders shirt? Awesome.
Philsbed said 49 weeks agoI'm not a gamer so I don't understand this design but how it got chosen over X-Wing Space Invaders I'll never know!
Kelseysaurus said 49 weeks agoI would instabuy both the Barney and Zelda t-shirts. Just sayin'.
JackBauer22 said 49 weeks ago
said: I'm not much of a Minecraft fan, but I love the simplicity of the design. Very clean and still very recognizable!
Now that Legend of Zelda shirt though -- that's something I could get behind in a heartbeat!
Agreed on the Zelda side art. Without question, I would buy that one!
Frickinawesome said 49 weeks agoWow, that Star Wars Invaders side art is really something, not only conceptually but the sensation of 3d flight is really impressive.
So, yeah not this Minecraft one, that one please :)
milzmilz said 49 weeks agoCould everybody stop whining please? "uuuh but i would buy THAT design for sure, i don't like minecraft!" bah....this is a great design for a great game. And it seems like I'm not the only one thinking like that...otherwise it would not have been voted first, would it?
Wimbley said 49 weeks agoDid minecraft ever get out of beta testing?? never actually played it because they wanted me to pay $20 for a beta version of the dumb thing. only good thing about the game was it gave us the Yogscast's minecraft story.
not a bad design but real dumb game.
unfortunately i don't really care for any of the side art B^(
dicenslice said 49 weeks agoNot really a Minecraft person so I won't be picking it up but more shirts in Kelly green please.
loserly said 49 weeks ago
said: Too bad it isn't CUBE, the movie!
Oh man, I never knew I needed this until now.
I'm not a Minecraft player, but this is a nice design!
redspartan12 said 49 weeks agoGreat gift for a couple of huge minecraft fans I know. Thanks teefury!
redspartan12 said 49 weeks agoAlso, please print the breaking bad side art, maybe on Sunday when the new season starts hint hint
snowfire said 49 weeks agovery clean design but this is a game I don't know anything about. I really have to check with my sons, if they are fans and love it, then its a purchase. Really do like the X-wing with the Space Invaders design and the Zelda themed prints.
coletheasian said 49 weeks agoWhen i first read the name in my email i thought it would be some minecraft/portal love child.... This is still pretty cool, i saw tobuscus in the comments and my little brother loves that dude's channel and spends a decent amount of game time on minecraft. RANDOM GIFT GIVING!
jaimandj said 49 weeks agoKIDS SIZES PLEASE!! My son would love this!
deana331 said 49 weeks agoAn awesome design. There are NOT enough Minecraft t-shirts these days. Insta-buy
io9TrnkMnky said 49 weeks agowhen will that space invaders/star wars be up!!!
pmnunley said 49 weeks agoIf you had kid's sizes I would buy this for my son but it's not for me. The x-wing fighting Space Invaders would be an insta-buy for me, however!!!!
midgetx said 49 weeks agoI would buy ll of the side art but the breaking bad one
midgetx said 49 weeks ago
midgetx said: I would buy ll of the side art but the breaking bad one
Zackguy231 said 49 weeks agoLove this shirt, wish there were more minecraft shirts on here! Also I love that star wars side art!
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Detroit Lions
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Lions' DT big three getting it done
The numbers might suggest otherwise, but the Lions are making strides defensively, and much of it has to do with much-improved play in the trenches.
Lions sign ILB Carpenter
The Lions signed former first-round draft pick ILB Bobby Carpenter on Thursday.
Update on injuries to Lions LB Follett, QB Hill
Lions LB Zack Follett will be hospitalized overnight but there is no evidence of a fracture in his spine and QB Shaun Hill has a fracture in his left forearm.
Manning throws 2 TDs as Giants top Lions 28-20
Eli Manning threw two touchdown passes to lead the New York Giants to a 28-20 victory over Detroit and send the error-prone Lions to an NFL record-tying 24th straight road loss.
Report: Lions TE Scheffler signs contract extension
The Denver Post reported Saturday that TE Tony Scheffler has signed a three-year contract extension with the Lions.
Injuries leave Lions scrambling at linebacker
Injuries to DeAndre Levy and Landon Johnson have left the Lions thin at linebacker.
Lions' O-line makes progress, faces big test
The Lions' offensive line can't be called a weakness, not after doing a nice job against some pretty good pass-rushing teams.
Burleson fined $15,000
Lions WR Nate Burleson played to the Detroit crowd in last Sunday's big win over the Rams. But his actions cost him on Thursday.
Hill is Detroit's Billy Kilmer
Tom Danyluk says watching Lions QB Shaun Hill reminds him of Billy Kilmer and conjures warm feelings of a time when winning passers weren't always so meticulously drilled and manicured in their ways.
Lions end losing streak with big win vs. Rams
Stefan Logan's 105-yard kickoff return broke a tie and sent the Lions to a 44-6 rout of the St. Louis Rams for their first win of the season and ended their 10-game losing streak.
Burleson hopes to give Lions receiving boost
The Lions made a bold free-agent move during the offseason, signing WR Nate Burleson with the hopes that he would be a perfect counterpoint to Calvin Johnson.
Lions sign OG Sims to contract extension
The Lions signed OG Rob Sims to a four-year contract extension on Friday.
Furniture store helps Lions avoid blackout
The Lions avoided a blackout for Sunday's game against the Rams thanks to Gardner-White Furniture.
Lions to honor Hall of Fame CB LeBeau
The Lions will honor Hall of Fame CB Dick LeBeau at halftime of this Sunday's game against the Rams.
Packers survive scare from Lions, win 28-26
Charles Woodson returned an interception 48 yards for a touchdown and the Green Bay Packers narrowly held off a comeback by the Detroit Lions for a 28-26 victory Sunday.
Moore will be placed on injured reserve with nerve damage in the neck or shoulder area.||||||| Moore was not a factor for the Colts this year.
The Colts trimmed their roster to 53 by waiving seventh-round draft pick Ray Fisher, the Indiana alum, undrafted free agent Brandon James and receiver Sam Giguere - making Moore, the clear winner, in the competition for the return job.||||||| Moore, a free agent from Wyoming, impressed coaches with a brilliant effort on both kickoff and punt returns in the Colts' second preseason game. The running back also showed good burst when he carried the ball.


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Christmas may be about two months away, but members of Somerset Welfare League want people to start thinking about decorating for the holidays.
The organization's 2012 holiday house tour will showcase four homes in Somerset from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Home tours will begin and end at Somerset Area High School, 645 S. Columbia Ave.
Tickets are $12 at the door or from league members. Tickets also may be purchased by calling 443-4902.
Shuttle vehicles will be provided to the four homes.
The only way to participate is by riding a shuttle. Private vehicles will not be permitted on the tour.
"We will have a continuous loop, and people can stay at each home for as long as they desire to enjoy all the decorations," said Loraine Nolder of Somerset, league member and publicity chairwoman.
"It's a wonderful way of 'borrowing' ideas for decorating their own homes."
Each home will be decorated with a different theme.
Themes are A Primitive Country Christmas Memory, Hidden Wooden Estate, Yuletide on the Hill and Winter Haven.
"Each home is distinct with elaborate yet elegant decorations," Nolder said.
"After visiting each home, people will take home wonderful ideas to make their own Christmas special."
The country Christmas bungalow of A Primitive Country Christmas Memory will make visitors feel welcome as they pass an antique sleigh to discover a home bursting with antique Christmas treasures and memories.
At Hidden Wooden Estate, guests will follow a narrow driveway leading to the secluded wooden estate that was built in the 1960s. The contemporary home will be filled with greens and garland to blend with the new flair of color of the modern decor.
Yuletide on the Hill features a wraparound front porch
decorated with fresh greens and the colors of the season. Entering through the evergreen-draped front door, visitors' eyes will be drawn to the garland-encased staircase, which sparkles with gold, red and green accents.
The Winter Haven is a log home that promises to kindle the Christmas spirit by invoking a cozy mood created by the rustic accents, natural colors and flickering lanterns.
League members and sponsors also contribute items such as Christmas trees and floral arrangements that are not covered in the original home-tour budget.
"Members have been working tirelessly for six months in advance, gathering special Christmas items and decorations to enhance each of the four homes," Nolder said.
The league incorporates the homeowners' decorations with those stockpiled by the league to give each home an inviting holiday appeal.
"The homes' decorations are very elaborate with multiple rooms in each home available for viewing," Nolder said.
Volunteers are stationed in each room to explain the display or answer questions.
There also will be a holiday craft bazaar in the high school cafeteria that will be held in conjunction with the tours.
The bazaar is free.
"We have 30 crafters coming so far," Nolder said. "Each one was asked to donate a craft for the Chinese basket auction that we will be conducting."
Food and beverages may be purchased at the bazaar.
League member Vickie Friedline said the home tours often attract as many as 2,000 people for the weekend.
Proceeds will benefit the league's Somerset area charities, many of which are aimed at helping children and the needy.
"Being a welfare league member is appealing because 100 percent of the money raised benefits the community," Friedline said.
Nolder said the organization is a dedicated, work-oriented group.
"We work hard but it's a lot of fun in support of a good cause," Nolder said.
The Somerset Welfare League was founded in 1935.
Yule appeal
What: Somerset Welfare League's 2012 Holiday House Tour.
Where: In and around Somerset.
When: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Tickets: From any league member or call Vickie Friedline at 443-4902.
Cost: $12.
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By Tom Bone
For The Register-Herald
Don't mess with success, coaches soon learn.
That's why fans are not likely to see big changes in the defensive alignments for Concord University football this season.
A season ago, the Mountain Lions ranked seventh in NCAA Division II in passing defense, 11th in scoring defense and 14th in total defense.
"You always tweak things, year in and year out," head coach Garin Justice said. "But we've had a lot of success. We'd be totally foolish to totally overhaul what we're doing defensively. So, to the fan, it'll look basically the same."
Two former Bluefield High stars and a Mount Hope native will take the field on defense when Concord plays its first game Sept. 7 at Lenoir-Rhyne University in North Carolina.
Linebacker Jake Lilly was named West Virginia Conference defensive player of the year, after leading the circuit in tackles for the last two years. His 126 tackles were the third-highest single-season total in Concord history. He was fourth in all of Division II in tackles per game and fifth in solo tackles per game.
Keith Ferguson, a key member of the Beavers' 2007 and 2009 championship teams, is the likely starter this season at defensive tackle as a 274-pound junior. He started four of Concord's last five games and ended 2012 with 15 tackles, 3 1/2 tackles for loss, a pair of sacks and one fumble recovery.
Will Greathouse, a 247-pound junior, is deployed at the nose tackle with the loss of a leader of the line, Josh Miller, after he used up his eligibility last season. Anthony Pyle weighs in at 249 pounds at defensive end. Justice said, "He should make a great impact for us."
Justice said a week ago that Trey Preston and Ervin Moore were battling to start at rush end. The coach said, "Both those guys have played a lot of football for us, so we're very confident about their ability."
Lilly is back for his senior year, at weakside linebacker. Austin Dotson of Clintwood, Va., had the inside track to start at middle linebacker.
At outside field linebacker, Justice said, "It's nice to have options." He will choose from among Gary Saylor, Nick Spradlin, Logan Jenkins and Nick Ortiz.
The secondary is similarly deep.
Cornerback Riyahd Richardson, though injured part of the year, led the conference in interceptions and passes defended in 2012. He was 14th nationally in interceptions per game (five in 10 games).
He also had 13 pass break-ups, 28 tackles, 3 1/2 tackles for loss, two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and half a sack. Richardson is Concord's all-time leader in passes defensed and currently is fourth in career interceptions, with 10.
The South Carolina native made first-team All-WVIAC, second-team Daktronics All-Region and first-team Beyond Sports Network All-America accolades.
Another returnee, Mike Carey, subbed in capably when Richardson was injured. Jocorey Robins made the move in the spring from offensive back to cornerback and has impressed the coaches. Junior college transfers Shawn Billups and Jeremy Simpson are also in the mix at cornerback.
"Those five guys should play significant time for us at corner or a nickel position in the secondary," Justice said.
Davon Marion, a junior from Mount Hope, provides big plays and leadership from his safety position, where the Mountain Lions also have depth. He made defensive player of the week during 2012, and finished with 83 tackles, 11th best in the conference.
Josh Clark is penciled in at the other safety.
Justice said, "Right on his heels, there are some good players. Brandon Rogers, a punt returner, a nice reserve, played a lot of corner and safety for us last year, (and) is back at that position.
He said newcomer Shawn Marmon "was a three-star recruit on Rivals and signed with New Mexico a couple of years ago." Russell Bailey, a special teams standout, is also among the "five guys at safety that we feel very good about," Justice said.
Lilly and Richardson were ranked 63rd and 86th best players in Division II, respectively, by D2Football.com recently. Both received first-team All-America honors at the end of 2012 from Beyond Sports Network (BSN), and both made the BSN preseason All-America lists in June.
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Wednesday was the first day the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services began accepting applications for a program that lets young illegal immigrants work in this country – legally.
The Obama administration's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program allows young illegal immigrants the chance to apply for work permits and Social Security numbers. The program is also open to non-U.S. citizens who entered the country with proper documentation.
There is no deadline on the program, but applicants must be at least 15 years old and under 31 as of June 15, 2012. There are other requirements, such as no criminal record, arrival in this country before age 16, physical presence in the U.S., and residence in this country for 5 years prior to June 15, 2012. For those on visas, the period of permission to remain in the U.S. must have expired before the June 15 date.
Homeland Security officials estimate more than 1 million people will apply in the first year of the program and about 890,000 will be eligible.
Federal officials are warning that a decision on each application could take several months, and applicants will be advised not to leave the country while an application is pending.
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CHANIAM wrote:I would like to thank you ALL and congratulate you on the 501 c 3. I am the coordinator for Fla/Ga for Bearded Collie Rescue and P&P has made two rescue flights for us so far. This has saved us so much time and effort. The dogs travelled well (we provided the crates, food, water, leashes and collars without being asked) and are doing well in their new homes.
Unfortunately the economic status of many (giving up their homes and not finding new lodgins where dogs are allowed) is increasing our quantity of rescues. I can not thank those pilots involved enough for their generosity as well as their charitable care. I am extremely grateful that the pilots may now see some other benefit for the altruism by having a tax deduction.
Once again, THANK YOU for what you are doing.
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Thank you very much for your words of support! I agree, the pilots deserve this benefit--we can never convey to them how much those of us in rescue appreciate what they are doing!
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Triangle Steak Houses
Bin 54 in Chapel Hill has my vote as the best steakhouse in the Triangle. Very pricey but the steak (i had the filet) was as good, if not better than any I've ever had including Peter Lugar's, Del Frisco's Double Eagle and Chicago Chop House among others.
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I strongly second Bin 54, even though I eat very little meat. When I do feel the need for a beef fix, that is my choice. And LulusDad, who is a meat eater, says it is one of the best steak houses he's ever eaten in - including places in Chicago, NYC, and DC. It is definitely pricey, but feels upscale (yet comfortable). The seafood dishes and appetizers are great too.
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I've tried only the WF dry aged strips and I'm quite fond of them. I never saw the appeal to dropping mad $$$ at a steakhouse. It's not hard to cook a steak. Season and grill. I guess around these parts it's not easy to get one's hands on prime, but I'm happy with the dry aged strip at WF for $20 (still not cheap, though). And the sides are usually mundane.
Highly recommend Bin 54. Excellent steak, and a very well chosen wine list, which is rare for steakhouses in the area. Not just loaded with Cali cabernet, but some really interesting stuff.
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The one time we went to 1705, the service was less than impressive - and at those prices, the service had better be great. Prime Only downtown is good, but I think that the food at the Leesville Road location is better, for some reason. Although the addition of sushi at the downtown location does kick it up a few notches in my book.
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Unlike the great service you receive from intimidating New York Waiters who think that they are above the level of their dinners.
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I've heard amazing things about Bin 54. Just be aware that it's insanely pricey - I mean like $50 for a steak plus extra $7 apiece for sides - just so ya know. If you get only meat for that $50 then that steak better be freakin' nirvana. I had a friend who went recently who was pretty blown away by the moola factor.
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and the sides are definitely share-worthy (at least for 2 people). It definitely *is* pricey, but for a nice night out, when you want to celebrate or whatever, it's my favorite (and again, this comes from someone who isn't much of a meat eater). My only complaint so far- bitters in the manhattans. Maybe this is the true recipe, but I prefer without. And if that is the worst you can say about a place, thats a pretty good sign.
Within the past month, I have been to both JK's in North Hills and Prime Only downtown. I had a wonderful experience at JK's. The steak was wonderful and we had great service.
On the other hand, I had a horrible experience at Prime Only downtown. It was New Year's Eve, so it was a crazy night. Regardless, I don't think that should have affected the food quality. The steak was just ok-no good flavor and nothing that made it stick out from other steakhouses I've been to. I've gotten better steaks at Fresh Market.
I'll throw out another nomination for Bin 54 although the only steak I ever had from there was in a doggie bag. My wife had a business dinner there and brought me home what was left of her hanger steak, my fave. It was indeed good but I can turn out a steak at home nearly as good ( actually my slow smoked/ finished with a hot sear bone in ribeye is better than most steaks I've had out) and for a lot less money so I usually pass on steakhouses. If I'm going to spend a whole bunch of money I want something that's a total pain in the ass to make or something I can't make.
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"If I'm going to spend a whole bunch of money I want something that's a total pain in the ass to make or something I can't make."
Are you me? lol. I've said this exact thing before! I'm very curious to try the wagyu at Bin 54, since I've never had it, but I just can't get over the prices at that place. And the fact that the sides cost extra on top of it. And my husband, who has had actual Kobe beef in Japan, is not convinced that any steak, regardless of deliciousness, is worth those kind of prices. Just like wine, there seems to be a law of diminishing returns - a $20 bottle is not necessarily going to be twice as good as a $10 bottle.
But everything I've heard about the restaurant has been quite positive and there's more to the experience than just the steak, so maybe someday ...
micajack, if you do decide to try Bin 54, please report back!
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Real wagyu from Kobe is life-changing. Literally unlike any beef product you will ever eat. I highly doubt Bin 54 serves the real deal. Of course there are diminishing returns; a small wagyu steak will run $120+ easily, but one can't easily compare it to anything else even if the subjective hedonic experience is not three times greater than a standard $40 steak.
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Bin 54 serves American wagyu. I'd doubt there's anyplace in North Carolina that serves actual Kobe.
And while my husband did indeed describe the Kobe he had in Japan as different from any other beef he'd ever had, 'life-changing' was not included in that description (though of course the stroke one might have upon seeing the prices could be). :) I know he would not interested in trying it again at such cost - once was enough. As always, MMV.
I'm still curious about the wagyu, though.
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Yes - the Angus and waygu are crossbred here to make them hardier and better able withstand the weather - I've heard the Kobe cows in Japan are raised mostly indoors.
I read sometime last year that beef from Japan is now allowed back in the U.S. - as of the end of 2005, I believe. Here's a restaurant review from 2006 that mentions it:
But none of it is actually coming from Kobe itself, apparently.
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There's a wide range of American-wagyu hybrids available, the best of which is probably from Snake River Farms. Japanese wagyu is available at many restaurants and Japanese specialty stores like Mitsuwa. Retail store prices range from about $80/lb for chuck to $120/lb for ribeye.
Not sure if this is upscale enough for you, but Jimmy V's at McGregor Village in Cary is a hidden gem as far as steaks are concerned. Now a smoke-free restaurant, they have as good a steak as you'll find out anywhere. The service has been very good each time we've been there. Personally, we prefer to cook our own steaks at home, but when we do want steak out, V's is where we go.
BTW, does anyone know why JK's closed (or is closing), and is their place at the obx still open?
We ate at the downtown (W Jones St.) Prime Only on a Friday evening at 6pm. We were greeted warmly and cordially and immediately shown to a table. Although it was early and the restaurant was mostly empty, we were seated in a cramped location with a curtain-covered wall hitting our shoulder on one side and a noisy family party table of ten next to us. I guess they didn't want the restaurant to feel too abandoned.
Our server couldn't have been nicer and explained menu items when asked, paced the meal quickly at our request (we were going to the theater and didn't want to string out the meal), and gave us the right amount of attention without being annoying.
Unfortunately the food didn't match the caliber of an expensive fine dining steakhouse. We started with a hand-made Caesar Salad, prepared in the traditional wooden bowl at tableside. The dressing was overwhelmed by a huge portion of mustard, and also featured the strange addition of Tabasco sauce. It was a nice production, but the flavors didn't quite mesh.
My companion had a prime rib that featured a LOT of fat around the main meat portion. We both agreed that while the meat was tender enough, it lacked flavor. I had a center cut filet mignon. Although I asked for medium rare, the steak came out more like medium (and on the darker side of that). It was adequate, but not the taste sensation I expect a high-end filet to be in a serious steakhouse.
You get a potato choice and a mixed vegetable medley with your entree. My baked potato was rather dry and stiff inside. The vegetables were kind of an institutional mix of overcooked green beans, bell pepper strips, and corn. Not very imaginative or attractive. We ordered a separate side of creamed spinach, which was done very nicely. No complaints there.
I don't think we'll be running back any time soon. For $100 you can get better beef meals in the Triangle.
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Small businesses lack disaster recovery plans
It is not surprising because of short staffing, but when it comes to planning for the worst, small businesses don't even come close to being able to tackle a serious dilemma.
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Nearly 90% of small and mid-size businesses have inadequate or outdated disaster recovery plans, according to a study from automated security and compliance auditing solutions firm nCircle.
On the positive side, the survey shows 51% of small and mid-size businesses have a disaster recovery plan, but the problem is they are not even sure if it is current. Of those surveyed, 13% said they didn't have a plan at all.
Nearly 40% of businesses that did report having a plan said it went no further than backing up data.
"The number of small businesses that have no written security or disaster recovery plan is a significant concern," said Elizabeth Ireland, vice president of marketing for nCircle. "It seems counterintuitive, but even though smaller businesses have fewer resources, they need to pay more attention to security rather than less."
The study also shows that a lack of proper security policies is leaving many companies vulnerable to a potential disaster.
Nearly 20% of the surveyed businesses lack a security policy and simply expect employees to use good computer judgment; 26% have a security policy they don't enforce.
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Thiruvilaiyaadal Aarambam (Tamil: திருவிளையாடல் ஆரம்பம்; English: 'The Divine Sport starts) is a 2006 Tamil comedy film directed by Boopathy Pandian and produced by Dr. Vimala Geetha. Dhanush and Shriya Saran play the lead roles, while Prakash Raj, Karunas and Saranya play other pivotal roles. The film, which had music composed by D. Imaan, was released on 17 December 2006 and won critical and commercial acclaim
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Two volunteer firefighters have died while fighting a fire in Nicholas County.
Craigsville Beaver Cottle Volunteer Fire Department Chief Tim Blake said in a statement Friday the two were killed after the department responded to a structure fire about 10 p.m. Thursday night.
The State Fire Marshal's Office on Friday identified the victims as 49-year-old Lt. Johnnie Hammons and 26-year-old Timothy Nicholas.
Hammons was with the department for about 11 years and Nicholas served for about a year.
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Skim across the waves on an exciting Big Island Zodiac tour to Kealakekua Bay, site of the Captain Cook monument and Hawaii's finest marine sanctuary. Snorkel with a rainbow of tropical fish among beautiful coral gardens in the bay's clear, crystal waters. Enjoy the delightful picnic snack provided before you head out again, exploring vast sea caves, lava tubes and the rugged beauty of the coastline.
Departing from Honokohau Marina located 3 miles (4.8km) north of Kailua-Kona, your captain will entertain you with Hawaiian folklore and Kona history as your Big Island Zodiac tour takes you along the scenic Kona coast. Keep a lookout for spinner dolphins, green sea turtles, manta rays, humpback whales (during the winter months) and other marine life that are often encountered on the expedition.
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One minor injury was reported in a three-vehicle accident on East Washington Street.
New Castle police said Robin R. Cook, 36, of 220 W. Pittsburg Road, hit the rear of a car driven by Melissa Jo Samuels, 46, of 801 E. Lutton St., while Samuels was stopped at a traffic light at Rose Avenue.
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The protesters were stopped at Parliament Street as they left Jantar Mantar.
The leaders of the Sikh protesters were detained at the Parliament Street Police Station. There's heavy police presence in the area.
Various Sikh outfits also held protests in many parts of Punjab today. Rail traffic was disrupted for several hours across the state as activists of various Sikh outfits squatted on tracks to protest Mr Kumar's acquittal. (Read)
Delhi has been witnessing largescale protests since Mr Kumar was acquitted by a special CBI court on May 1. Many Sikh protesters shouted slogans against Congress president Sonia Gandhi as they held protest outside her home on Thursday. She was away to Karnataka to campaign for the state elections.
The demonstrators are furious that Mr Kumar was acquitted of all charges in one of three 1984 anti-Sikh riots cases against him. He was accused of murder and of instigating a riotous mob that killed five Sikhs in Delhi's cantonment area on November 2, 1984.
While finding Mr Kumar not guilty, the judge convicted five others in the same case, sparking anger among Sikh families who asked why the same evidence was not sufficient to nail the politician, who was a Member of Parliament when the riots tore into Delhi.
The protesters say they will not stop their street protests till the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), which prosecuted the case, appeals against the verdict in a higher court. The CBI has not yet decided its course of action.
Mr Kumar, who was then the Congress MP from Outer Delhi, is also accused of instigating a mob during riots in the Sultanpuri area. Six people were killed in the violence there.
The Delhi High Court is hearing Mr Kumar's petition challenging a trial court order to frame charges against him in the Sultanpuri case. He is also facing trial in another case related to anti-Sikh riots in the Nangloi area of Delhi.
The 1984 anti-Sikh riots broke out after the assassination of then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on October 31, 1984. 3000 Sikhs were killed in Delhi alone. In the 29 years since the riots, only 30 people have been convicted, none of them high-profile politicians, though several Congress leaders have been accused of inciting violence.


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Victory! Chile Passes Reform on Salmon Escapes, Antibiotics
Groundbreaking news out of Chile, and it's not about the earthquake.
As a direct result of Oceana's campaign work to reform the Chilean salmon aquaculture industry, this week the Chilean Congress passed legislation to prevent the escape of farmed salmon and further regulate the use of antibiotics in salmon aquaculture.
The reform criminalizes farmed salmon escapes and imposes hefty fines as well as prison sentences for violators. It also bans the preventive use of antibiotics, and requires companies to make public the amounts and types of antibiotics they use, in addition to their specific prescribed use. Oceana has been working since 2008 to convince Chile to restrict the use of antibiotics in salmon farming.
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Film Reveals Global Scourge of Salmon Aquaculture
Today marks the global launch of a short documentary exposé from the Pure Salmon Campaign about the damaging effects of salmon farms worldwide. "Farmed Salmon Exposed: The Global Reach of the Norwegian Salmon Farming Industry" reveals the environmental, socioeconomic and cultural effects of salmon aquaculture. The film includes appearances by Alex Muñoz and Dr. Matthias Gorny from Oceana in Chile, and Oceana board member Dr. Daniel Pauly.
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Corsicana — Navarro Count OEM Coordinator Eric Meyers reports repair efforts are continuing at a well site on SECR 3100 south of Corsicana, where first responders have been on standby since early Thursday morning after a well casing ruptured and fracking fluids began leaking from the well.
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A VERY HAPPY MOTHERS DAY from TwinsCentric and the Twins Daily staff!!
Scott Diamond did it again. In a repeat of his first big league start of the season, the left-hander threw seven shutout innings. That he lasted seven innings is most impressive since he was drilled in the left shoulder by a line drive in the second inning. He gave up some hits, and a lot of line drives, but seven shutout innings is always appreciated. Brian Dozier had two hits, including his first big league home run. The Twins had several opportunities to add on to a four-run lead, but did not capitalize. That proved large when Jared Burton gave up three runs in the 8th inning. Burton, who had not allowed a hit to his last 34 batters faced, gave up three straight hits before being replaced by Glen Perkins, who got out of the inning thanks to a great diving play by Joe Mauer. Matt Capps closed out the game with a big strikeout and the Twins won 4-3 to split the series with the Blue Jays.
Here is a look at the Twins minor league scores and highlights from Sunday:
The Red Wings got a very good start from Liam Hendriks. The Aussie right-hander gave up just one run in six innings. He gave up three hits, walked two and struck out four. Deolis Guerra came in and gave up runs for the first time in a month. Guerra gave up three runs (2 earned) on two hits and three walks in two innings.
Ben Revere and Clete Thomas were each 2-4. Matt Carson hit his tenth double.
The Red Wings went 1-6 on this road trip.
The Rock Cats lost on Sunday but split a four-game series against the division-leading R-Phillies. Andrew Albers started the game with five shutout innings. He gave up two runs in the sixth inning and the first batter of the 7th inning got on before he was taken out. Albers gave up three runs on seven hits and a walk in six innings with four strikeouts. Caleb Thielbar came in and gave up three runs on five hits in 1.1 innings. Bobby Lanigan got the final five outs.
Chris Herrmann hit his fourth home run of the season. Evan Bigley had a big, two-run single in the 7th inning. James Beresford was 1-3 with a walk.
No Game Scheduled on Sunday. Their first day off in the past 23 days.
For the second straight game, the Snappers topped Clinton 3-1.
The Snappers managed just four hits, but they were efficient. In the fourth inning, Miguel Sano came up with two runners on. He blasted a three-run homer to give the Snappers a 3-0 lead. It was his league-leading 11th home run of the year. Eddie Rosario added his 13th double.
Matt Tomshaw was the Twins 42nd round pick in 2011 out of Jacksonville. The lefty has been terrific as a pro. On this day, he threw six scoreless innings. He gave up just three hits, walked one and struck out six. Michael Tonkin picked up his second save. He gave up one run on four hits over the final three innings.
Players of the Day for Sunday, May 13, 2012
Hitter of the Day Miguel Sano
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A Look Ahead Monday, May 14, 2012 Schedule
Rochester @ Syracuse RHP Cole DeVries
New Britain No Game Scheduled
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Beloit vs Clinton LHP Steven Gruver
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U.S. presidential candidate Mitt Romney tried Thursday to quiet grumblings over comments that seemed to question Britain's readiness to host the Olympic Games, now saying he expects the games to be a success.
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Terre Haute city government coffers gained a $1,600 windfall Tuesday, thanks to the efforts of the Indiana attorney general and his office's unclaimed property division.
Attorney General Greg Zoeller stopped by City Hall to present Mayor Duke Bennett with the city's unclaimed property check of $1,632.84, which will be deposited in the city general fund.
"It's helpful. Every little bit counts," Bennett said. "We're under a lot of stress here on the budget. … Any opportunity to get some funding we didn't expect is a good thing."
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The state has more than $350 million in total unclaimed property, with $11 million in nine west-central Indiana counties and $5 million in Vigo County alone.
Last year, more than $1 million was returned to individuals with last known addresses in the Terre Haute area, Zoeller said.
"It is part of my role to inform Hoosiers how to find and claim it," Zoeller said.
Bennett said the city has checked the site several times, but unclaimed properties can be listed in different ways and under different names.
"The attorney general's office was very helpful to us in sorting that out and making sure we really got the money back that the citizens of our community were owed," the mayor said.
The source was unclaimed insurance money.
Bennett encouraged people to check the site regularly and to "be creative" in checking out names that property might be listed under.
Also on hand was Buck the Money Dog, the new mascot for the unclaimed property office. Buck is a real-live rescue dog that belongs to Bill Fulton, director of the unclaimed property division.
The Indiana Unclaimed Property database is also now mobile. Anyone can search for free through the mobile application — just use the keyword Indiana Unclaimed to download. Business owners and charitable organizations are advised to check annually for unclaimed property.
Buck the Money Dog is part of the app, Zoeller said. Buck also can be followed on Facebook (Indiana Unclaimed Property) and Twitter.
"He's all over the place. He's gone viral" in search of rightful owners of unclaimed property, Zoeller said.
The office used to use an origami paper dog. This year, they've turned to a live version. "He's a fun companion on the road," Zoeller said. "He behaves better than sometimes my kids in the car."
Earlier in the day, Zoeller presented another unclaimed property check to the Tippecanoe School Corp. for about $3,400. That money was from uncashed checks sent out by the district over the last few years.
Every year, the attorney general is required to advertise the list of unclaimed property turned over to the state during the previous year. The announcements run twice in a two-week period in the newspaper closest to the last known address of the property owner.
In a lot of states, unclaimed property is the treasurer's responsibility, Zoeller said. In Indiana, that responsibility rests with the attorney general.
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Rollin A. "Kraut" Krautkremer, age 87, of Grand Rapids, MN, passed away peacefully surrounded by his wife and family on Friday, October 26, 2012, at Grand Itasca Clinic and Hospital in Grand Rapids. Rollie was born in Mankato, MN, in 1925 to Lawrence J. and Agnes G. Krautkremer. He graduated from Mankato High School and soon after joined the U.S. Army. He fought at Omaha Beach in Normandy. Rollie was captured in France and held in a German POW camp until liberation. Upon returning to Mankato, MN, Rollie met and married Millie M. Muellerleile in 1947. Rollie and his father, L.J., were home builders in the Mankato area until 1965 when he and Millie bought a fishing resort and campground in Alexandria, MN. After retiring, they spent many winters in Yuma, AZ.
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Rollie is survived by his wife, Millie; six children, Karen Melchior, Nancy (Lloyd) Hudson, Kevin Krautkremer , David (Terry) Krautkremer, Mary Jo (Ed) Kephart, and John Krautkremer; fourteen grandchildren; and ten great-grandchildren.
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