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The personnel of the Turlock Fire Department were called into action more frequently in 2013, more so than the past four years, but at the same time they managed to bring the response times down to levels not seen since 2009, according to the department's annual report.
The historic home of Max and Verda Foster, founders of family-owned company Foster Farms, is a modest one. While the house and surrounding ranch feature fruit trees, a tennis court and simple white-walled buildings that now serve as administrative locations, there is one things that indicates where the third-generation billion dollar company was born: enormous silos towering in the background bearing a large insignia with a big, bright, red number: 75.
Local Boy Scout Troup 21 celebrated Flag Day on Saturday by holding a flag retirement ceremony at the Turlock Veterans of Foreign Wars post. Flag Day is celebrated on June 14. It commemorates the adoption of the flag of the United States, which happened on that day in 1777 by resolution of the Second Continental Congress.
As the weather heats up during the summer months, a rise in water use (especially outdoors) is typical for most households. The majority (60% or more) is used on lawns and outdoor landscaping. There are lots of ways to save water at home, but reducing the water you use outdoors can make the biggest difference of all. Here are a few easy ways to change the way you use water outside your home.
Roughly 20 activists with the grassroots organization 99Rise converged on Central Park in Turlock Friday afternoon on one of many stops in their 480-mile California March for Democracy. The march, which was in its 28th day as of Friday, began in Los Angeles and is set to end in Sacramento on June 22 where organizers and supporters are expected to sit in at the capital and demand that legislators acknowledge "Big Money's" role in the corruption of politics.
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A cool breeze greeted guests and vendors at the first night market of the 2014 Turlock Certified Farmers Market season Friday evening as individuals browsed the various stalls for a variety of things from summertime produce to floral arrangements.
Early Friday morning a crew of over 20 men of the Turlock Pentecost Association hauled in over 20,000 pounds of beef at the Turlock Ballroom for the Association's annual sopas celebration, commonly known as festa in Portuguese. For thousands of years the sopas celebrations have served to not only allow Portuguese families to celebrate their heritage, but to also feed the community just as Queen Isabel did in the 12th century when the tradition was founded.
Father's Day is a sad time for me. It's been almost 15 years since my dad passed away and I can't help but think about all the things I never got to tell him.
The California Department of Public Health announced earlier this week that pertussis or whooping cough cases in California had reached epidemic levels.
A 3-year-old Turlock boy was rushed by air ambulance to UC Davis Medical Center Thursday night after toppling out of a second story window
A fire believed to be electrical in origin ignited in a Turlock bar Saturday afternoon, causing an estimated $60,000 in damages, according to the Turlock Fire Department.
The American Red Cross is honoring those individuals who have shown courage and compassion when called into action with their annual recognition ceremony.
Anyone who steps inside the gym at Hilmar Covenant Church this week will likely think that they have left California farmland for the Amazon. There is a 17-foot tree located on the stage, which is just one fixture of the makeover that the church has undergone for its Vacation Bible School.
If you happen to cross paths with Ray Houlihan you're likely to hear a story and be shown several photographs. About what depends on the day, but Turlock High baseball and local events are often a safe bet. Long since retired as a teacher, Houlihan spends his time covering the Turlock community with his camera in hand, often chatting up his subjects and getting contact information so he can share with them his photos.
While the State Water Resources Control Board recently approved an emergency regulation to allow local governments and agencies to fine citizens for excessive outdoor water use, local citizens will not be affected by the new measures since the City of Turlock instituted its own water conservation rules more than 20 years ago.
Muddy Balls, a local charity mud volleyball tournament, will take place at the Stanislaus County Fair starting at 8 a.m. Aug. 2, with all the proceedings benefitting 8-year-old Kaiden Pacheco, who was recently diagnosed with stage four Rhabdomyosarcoma.
The Stanislaus Economic Development and Workforce Alliance has undergone a makeover that has the organization sporting a new name with new leaders at the helm of what is officially now known as the Stanislaus Business Alliance.
A 39-year-old man died Saturday morning when he rode his bicycle in front of an oncoming freight train in Turlock.
Over the past few years Turlock's downtown scene has experienced a revitalization, forging a new identity for itself with a combination of craft beer and nightlife destinations. After nearly a year of anticipation, Downtown Turlock again adds to its newly formed reputation as a Central Valley hotspot with the opening of Memo's Cocina and Tequila Bar.
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Police say two armed robberies are related; Beltsville research center prepares to dig up radioactive waste buried since the 1940s; local Walmart employees join the national strike, and more—in Prince George's headlines this week.
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Prince George's County Police are looking into two armed robberies and an attempted armed robbery in College Park Wednesday. The incidents were related, police said.
BARC to Remove Radioactive Waste From Beltsville Grounds
The Beltsville Agriculture Research Center is preparing to dig up radioactive waste buried on its grounds since the late 1940s, according to Kim Kaplan, spokesperson for the Agricultural Research Service, of which the Beltsville center is a part. The materials are headed to a licensed landfill in Utah after that, Kaplan said.
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City of Bowie May Acquire Bowie Racetrack
Though the property is not yet for sale, the City of Bowie—with help from the state of Maryland and Prince George's County—may acquire the property known as the Bowie Racetrack, if it becomes available, and turn it into a public green space.
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SANTA CRUZ, CA -- On Sunday, August 18, the Santa Cruz Wharf celebrates the aloha spirit with the 21st annual Aloha Outrigger Races and Polynesian Festival. Event Day Program
At 9:00 a.m. the action starts in the water, with a series of outrigger canoe races, designed for first-time paddlers. Check-in is at 8:00 a.m. and awards at 1:30 p.m. It's a lot of fun – check out this video clip from 2010: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPc1AWtk6VE.
The free festival, featuring dance, Polynesian culture and crafts, takes place 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. This year's festival presents Garden Island Blend, Patrick Landeza, Makaiwa, and the Halau Na Wai Ola dancers.
Sponsors include: Pu Pu O'Hawaii Outrigger Club, the City of Santa Cruz Parks and Recreation Department, O'Neill, the Northern California Outrigger Association, KPIG 107.5 and Santa Cruz Weekly. For more information, call 831-420-5273 or visit www.santacruzwharf.com.
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9:00 a.m. Aloha Outrigger Races (Public Landing #1)
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21st annual Aloha Outrigger Races and Polynesian Festival
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A Jasper man was arrested after a major drug investigation that yielded 179 mature marijuana plants inside his residence, according to Sheriff Harrell Reid of the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office (HCSO).
Reports state that on Thursday, Jan. 3, Juan Jose Reyes Castellanos, 48, Jasper, was arrested for producing and trafficking in marijuana after an indoor marijuana growing operation was discovered at his residence.
Sheriff Reid stated that on Wednesday, Jan. 2, HCSO was tipped off by Suwannee Valley Electric Co-op (SVEC) that power was possibly being diverted/stolen from a residence at 4377 West State Road 6 in Jasper belonging to Castellanos.
SVEC, Reid said, advised they were going to the residence the next morning to check it out. Upon arrival at the residence the next day, an SVEC employee noticed an unusually large air conditioning unit for such a small trailer, Reid continued, and after checking the power going through the meter at the pole, the SVEC employee confirmed the suspicion that electricity was being diverted.
Reid said the SVEC employee stated that when Castellanos spotted him on the pole he ran out of the back of the residence. The SVEC employee immediately alerted the sheriff's office.
"Castellanos was captured just a short time later," said Reid.
Reports show that when drug task force deputies arrived at the residence they noticed a distinct odor of marijuana emanating from the house from about 30 feet away. They secured the residence and made certain no one else was in the home. Once inside during a protective sweep of the residence, deputies discovered a sophisticated indoor growing operation. Reid said they immediately contacted the State Attorney's Office to obtain a search warrant, which was then conducted on Thursday, Jan. 3.
"Basically, there were two rooms in the house and these rooms were filled with these buckets of plants," said Reid.
Reid said there was also another room full of clipped plants that were going to be used for seedlings.
"There was another whole crop ready to put in these buckets to start again," said Reid.
Reid explained that in these growing operations the leaves are clipped from the buds and each plant yields about one pound of buds.
"If you clipped all the buds off and dried it you'd have one pound of high quality marijuana," said Reid. "They harvest these things every three months, so that's four pounds per plant, per year. A pound of this kind of stuff would bring roughly $5,000 per pound."
Along with the 179 pot plants deputies also seized potting soil, fertilizer, thermostats, power converters, timers, and reflective material and light bulbs that were used to produce artificial light, as well as other items.
Castellanos was booked into the Hamilton County Jail on charges of producing and trafficking in marijuana in excess of 25 pounds or more.


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With all eyes on Charleston, one has to think a few sets of them interested in the Class AA boys' basketball state tournament field are pointed back this way.
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To find out how the Big 10 has four schools — No. 2 seed Fairmont Senior, No. 4 Robert C. Byrd, No. 6 Bridgeport and No. 8 North Marion, or half of state participants — in the double-A portion of the 100th annual event that begins this morning at the Charleston Civic Center Coliseum.
For Marion County's two state tournament teams, FSHS and North, each has taken a different route to reach the Capital City again.
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A 59-year-old Lockport woman faces multiple drug-related charges and resisting arrest after a confrontation with police on Cottage Street at 6 p.m. on Sunday.
Dawn L. Johnson, 59, 42 Waterman St. Apt. 24 was charged with four counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance, obstruction of governmental administration, resisting arrest and tampering with physical evidence.
According to the report, Johnson was stopped for equipment traffic violations. Johnson got out of the vehicle and began yelling at police. After being ordered back in the car, Johnson began laying on the horn. There was a large butcher knife on the back seat.
Johnson was irate and acting in a strange manner, according to police. She refused commands and reached inside her purse and grabbed an object out of a clear plastic bag and shoved it in her mouth. Johnson continued to swing her arms. It was not known what she was reaching for, and as a result she was tased.
She had a white powdery residue all over her lips. She was told to spit it out, but refused for several minutes. She finally spit out a napkin which had several chunks of off-white substance. The fire department responded and Johnson was taken to Eastern Niagara Hospital-Lockport.
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HOUSTON -- Houston Rockets Coach Kevin McHale will take a leave an immediate leave of absence from the team to attend to a personal family matter, according to a team press release.
Assistant coach Kelvin Sampson will handle head coaching duties in McHale's absence.
"Kevin is a devoted family man who is needed back home in Minnesota at the moment," Daryl Morey, Rockets general manager said. "The Rockets organization will keep Kevin and his family in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time."
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By Jonathan Deal
Mark Bailey remembers when his Athens Bible School girls soccer team managed to win just a few games each season.
Times have changed.
In his fifth season, Bailey's team will make the program's first playoff appearance Saturday against Guntersville.
"I basically started from scratch five years ago," said Bailey. "So for us to be here is like a small country qualifying for the world cup."
Soccer teams in Classes 1A through 4A are grouped together for the AHSAA playoffs. With such a large gap, playoff matchups in the 1A-4A classifications can sometimes be a mismatch.
A 4A school, Guntersville (11-0-2) has won two state championships in the last five years. They are currently ranked No. 3 in the state.
"We're going to give it our best shot." said Mark Bailey. "Guntersville is a very strong team. It's a David and Goliath-type of situation. We're just honored to be there."
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Ryan Lochte's too busy making waves in the pool to commit to a girlfriend, his mom told NBC's Today.com.
Ike Lochte told "Today" Tuesday that her son "goes out on one-night stands" and can't give fully to a relationship because "he's always on the go."
The 27-year-old swimmer, who turns 28 on Friday, has made three Olympic appearances and has already accumulated ten medals (five gold) and counting.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- One of BYU quarterback Taysom Hill's Bay Area connections fell through, but his relationship with Steve Young is just beginning to blossom.
Hill, who will lead the Cougars against Washington in the Fight Hunger Bowl on Friday night at AT&T Park, originally committed to play at Stanford for former coach Jim Harbaugh.
Instead, when he returned from his two-year Mormon mission to Australia, he enrolled at BYU, where he is following a long line of great quarterbacks who played there, including Young.
When Hill rushed for 259 yards to lead BYU to a 40-21 win over Texas this season, one of the text messages he received was from the former 49ers star.
"Congratulations. I'm really impressed by the way you played," Young texted him.
"He's done that a couple different times," Hill said. "He's a great guy. He goes out of his way to do these things. It's fun to be able to be in that brotherhood and to have allies like that."
Hill expected to play at Stanford, even after Harbaugh left for the 49ers and was replaced by David Shaw. But Stanford wanted Hill to enroll before his mission was complete, so he switched to BYU.
It's been a good fit. Hill passed for 2,645 yards and 19 touchdowns this fall and ran for 1,211 yards and nine TDs.
Other events of the past month, starting with coach Steve Sarkisian taking the USC job, have taught the players to stay focused on their own business.
"I don't know if there would be (a distraction) any bigger than that," Tuiasosopo said.
Lupoi, a former Cal player and assistant coach, remains on the UW staff and will coach Friday night, Tuiasosopo said, "until we hear otherwise."
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Bill Clinton made a surprise appearance at day two of the largest electronics convention.
Former President Bill Clinton speaks during Samsung's keynote address at CES 2013 in Las Vegas Wednesday.
While Tuesday at the Consumer Electronic Show was dominated by ultra-high definition TVs, smart refrigerators, and giant, tabletop screens, Wednesday seemed to be more about gadgets and innovative software to use on those fancy devices. Here's what made a splash on the second day of CES:
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Time for bigger pockets
Chinese manufacturer Huawei debuted its Ascend Mate, which could be the largest smartphone yet, boasting a 6.1-inch screen, an 8-megapixel camera, and Dolby Surround Sound speakers. The device will also reportedly be water-resistant. The company is currently negotiating with American carriers to bring the phone stateside.
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FaceCake showed off its 3D virtual dressing room, which uses a webcam to let users "try on" articles of clothing, new hairstyles, and shades of makeup.
Google checks its rear view mirror
Lexus premiered its version of the driverless car, although company officials wouldn't comment on when the car might be ready for consumers. "Our guess is not in the near future," Mark Templin, the company's general manager told the Los Angeles Times.
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A decade ago, 32 megabyte flashdrives cost upwards of $100. Things sure have changed: Kingston introduced its DataTraveler HyperX Predator, a USB flash drive that boasts up to a 1 TB of storage—more than most consumer-level hard drives boast. The device will cost you, though: The 512GB edition costs nearly $2,000, and the company hasn't yet set a price for its 1 TB model.
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Puzzlebox introduced its brain-controlled helicopter. Users will wear a headset that monitors EEG waves—as long as the user is closely concentrating on one specific thing, the helicopter will remain afloat, its maker says. The device is available for purchase on Kickstarter for $189.
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A familiar face showed up at Samsung's keynote address Wednesday: Former President Bill Clinton discussed how technology could help solve some of the world's problems and even took time to urge politicians to reinstate the assault weapons ban he signed into office.
"I grew up in this hunting culture, but this is nuts," he said. "Why does anyone need a 30-round clips for a gun?"
Besides Clinton, Samsung had some other surprises: It introduced what it's calling the Exynos 5 Octa chip, a smartphone microprocessor that boasts eight cores and has been touted as the fastest cellphone processor ever.
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Nvidia also unveiled a new processor, the Tegra 4, which wowed plenty of people at the show. But it also announced its plans to get into mobile gaming with Project Shield, a handheld gaming device that looks like an Xbox controller connected to an Android phone. Pundits at the show seemed to pan the device—established gaming companies such as Sony and Nintendo had rough launches with the Vita and 3DS, respectively. While the 3DS seems to have found its footing of late, the Vita continues to sell poorly. With Shield expected to play only Android games, it may not have the support to get people to switch away from using their smartphones.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. - South Charleston High School Principal Mike Arbogast confirmed Tuesday that the Black Eagles will open their home schedule Sept. 6 against St. Albans at their field on campus.
"The city has been instrumental in making this happen," Arbogast said. "We met with the mayor this afternoon and we've made it official: we are leaving Oakes Field."
The school announced its plan to move home games to its on-campus site behind the high school just before the start of the 2012 regular season. At that time, however, considerable challenges to that plan were obvious in the lack of facilities around that field, which prior to this month had been used as the Eagles' practice field.
The majority of the needs have been met by members of the SC community, including several private business owners.
"Steve Doty from Peerless Block & Brick has donated a lot of time and work into making it happen, and Doug Skaff has supplied a lot of the doors and roofing we've needed," Arbogast said.
The joint production of their contributions will be named the Doty/Skaff Facilities Building, Arbogast said.
Play clocks, bathroom stalls, water and plumbing have been installed, and the grass on the field has even gained the attention of University of Kentucky horticulturalist David Williams, a St. Albans native.
"He said that there's a few spots where crab grass is coming through, but we've got herbicide to take care of that and by next season it should be gorgeous," Arbogast said.
"I'm not going to quit on this thing. I'm trying to fulfill a dream I had of playing on our home sight."
Medium-to-long-range goals include the construction of a field house behind the visiting bleachers. For 2013, teams will dress in locker rooms in the high school.


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On a team that had its share of question marks after hits from the 2013 graduating class, Vian coach Brandon Tyler thought his offensive line might not be one of them.
It's turned out to be several question marks.
And a reason the Wolverines are 13-0 and preparing for Friday's Class 2A semifinal against 13-0 Davis is that Tyler has been able to find the right answers.
"We thought we had three of the five coming back, then bad things began to happen," Tyler said.
One returnee decided not to play, then Andre English, a four-year starter at left guard, broke his ankle in week 3 and has been out ever since. Dakota Eads, who took over for Tulsa signee Rob Boyd at right tackle, suffered a concussion and was out for several weeks before returning against Hennessey two weeks ago in the quarterfinals.
Still, here they are, right where that senior-loaded squad finished a year ago, unexpected as some thought considering it's a unit with one experienced lineman along with three sophomores and a freshman.
"It's been a tough challenge — a very bumpy road, I guess you could say," said A.J. Rodriguez, a tight end and fullback who was thrust into Eads' spot late in the regular season. "A big word our coaches use a lot is adversity. Well adversity has attacked us hard and we've worked hard to overcome it.
"What's motivated us is our will to win. There's been a lot of difficult situations that we've been put in and a lot of people who thought we wouldn't be in this position we are now, in the semifinals. We've used all of it as motivation."
Rodriguez, a 6-foot-1, 225-pound junior, has had his share. There was a limited learning curve for him. Vian didn't wrap up the 2A-6 title until beating another 2A semifinalist in Hartshorne 22-15 in week 9.
From that point on it's been a game of survival for him.
"I blocked a little as a tight end and as a lead blocker in the backfield but this was more grinding," he said. "The rest of the guys have helped me learn the ins and outs."
Ashton Vickers, a 6-2, 254-pound junior left tackle, says its a group that has molded well together. It includes center Jacob Curry (5-10, 230) and guard Ty Andrews (6-0, 260), both sophomores, and freshman Shelton Gentry (5-11, 180). Toss in tight end Dakota Brown (6-3, 180), who has also shifted positions.
"We had those guys to look up to and lean on from last year and there's been some big shoes to fill," Vickers said. "I'm so proud of two sophomores and a freshman who have come in and caught on as starters, and then I can't say enough about A.J., a guy I've looked up to as a receiver and now having to plug in. He's worked hard to take up the slack."
The unit has come together so well that when Eads returned healthy, Tyler decided to go with him strictly on defense.
"The other guys had just blended so well from a chemistry standpoint, I didn't want to mess with it," the coach said. "They've done exceptionally well as a unit. We definitely wouldn't be where we are today without their progress."
It's a confident group too, going against the class's top-ranked team, one that stunned Vian 22-0 at this junction a year ago by derailing an offense that was bidding to become the state's highest-scoring machine ever. The Wolverines' 822 points in 14 games was one shy of Frederick, which simultaneously lost in the other semifinal that night to get the honor. Both were also within range of national records.
This year, they've only scored 501 points, 38 per game. Still, they're undefeated, and looking to settle a score.
"We respect Davis and what they've done," Vickers said. "We have something to prove though, and that's what we're going out to do. We look at them as being the next obstacle in our way of a dream."
Kickoff is 7 p.m. at McAlester High School with the winner advancing to the finals against the Millwood-Hartshorne winner.


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By Rick Pfeiffer
Niagara Gazette
Niagara Gazette — I know this won't be a "shocking revelation," but sometimes criminals just get too greedy.
They find a scam or trick for stealing stuff and no matter how much they get away with, they keeping going back to the scene of the crime until they get caught.
Take for example, Gabor Szucs. He was arrested Thursday after he returned to a Niagara Falls Boulevard liquor store to commit what would have been his 18th theft of bottles of brandy. What tripped Szucs up was a sharp store manager who took notice of unexplained losses on inventory sheets, and alert employees who first tied him to the missing liquor.
The store manager told police he had noticed missing bottles of pear brandy and found, by comparing inventories versus sales, that 17 bottles were unaccounted for. He shared his findings with his employees, who noted that a frequent customer, Szucs, was often near the where the brandy was sold and would act suspiciously when he checked out his purchases at the store.
On Sept. 7, Szucs paid a visit to the store and, sure enough, when employees checked after he left, they found a bottle of pear brandy missing. The store manager went to the videotape (security system) and watched as Szucs took a bottle of brandy and placed it in a used liquor box, which the store provides to customers who are purchasing multiple bottles of booze.
Now this is where Szucs got slick. The manager saw him take the brandy bottle and then saw him lay it on its side in the box.
Szucs then placed another bottles of liquor on top of the brandy bottle, concealing it from view.
When he got to the cashier's counter, Szucs would take out the upright bottles, which could be seen, and had the cashier ring those up. But he never took the brandy bottle, which was on its side and out of sight.
As the other bottles were rung up, Szucs placed them back in the box, once again covering up the brandy bottle.
I told you the scam was slick.
Well, except that Szucs used a credit card to pay for the other bottles of liquor. That allowed the store manager to go to the credit card company and get a list of all of Szucs' visits to the store.
Armed with that list, the manager was able to retrieve the surveillance video of every visit. There were 17 visits between Sept. 2012 and Sept. 7.
Each time, Szucs used the same scam to rip-off a bottle of brandy. Total take, more than $662 worth of brandy.
As a result of the super sleuthing of the store manager, and Szucs' greed (or brandy addiction), he's now behind bars.
We say it all the time. No one ever says criminals are smart.Contact Reporter Rick Pfeiffer at 282-2311, ext. 2257.


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Good morning
weight today back up 1 pound
the usual
1/2 C bran flakes
1/3 C heart to heart
1/2 C ff milk
2.2 oz strawberries
3.5 Oz orange
1 C black coffee
today is shopping day I have a lot of stops to make
I bought new lights for my fake tree and one of the sets were defective what a pain so I have to return that set and buy more ...
I bought new lights because I didn't feel like the testing and having lights burn out before Christmas. so I am still having that same problem only with new lights LOL
cannot avoid things that are destined to happen I guess
I do need fruits and vegies I do hope they have something I can buy like boneless chicken breasts to get back on plan
Today is the no intentional exercise day
just a lot of shopping and household chores
Hugs Judy
PS that cup of black coffee is always there even if I forget to list it
Remember the Gold is not in the prize it's in the Journey
life may not be the Party we expected but while we are here we may as well dance
Well Judy,since I've basically been on "no intentional exercise" for a month... I'm trying to get slowly back into the swing of things. Today it's heavy fog.... not happy . I hate the walking park in fog . It's spooky. But today is walk day and I'm here. Am taking my cell just in case...will post pics after walk.
So far..1 cup of coco coffee.
Willpower defines Realm --- Toba Beta
You are a perishable item. Live accordingly.
AM weight was 285.4.
Breakfast was 1/2C oatmeal w a medium diced apple, with sweetener and cinnamon, and 1 1/2C skim milk w sugar free Hershey's syrup.
Lunch will be 3 eggs with a sliced hotdog scrambled in topped w salsa. My dad used to make this for us when we were kids and I am craving it.
Dinner will be a turkey leg, baked sweet potato and brussel sprouts.
So I am planning on green, orange and red today. I may go to the store to buy prunes for snack just to add the purple. Am also planning on another walk today.
SW 325 CW 281.6 Short term goal-275 Goal weight- unsure
2 coffee with 2 vanilla creamers
I'm going to do my p.t. today
we're at 44 right now but expected to plunge and snow. we're gonna be in the artic soon.
Way to do things lassies!! I'm really happy for the board this a.m.
tweety 'keet'
creepy foggy this AM
Back home....
10 small natural almonds
6 dried blueberries
6 pistachios and 8 craisins in sugar cookie tea flavored oatmeal
40 oz of water so far
Lunch will be a vanilla protein shake w/ chia seeds
1 wedge of laughing cow light swiss on 2 whole grain wasa crackers
2 beef fajitas w/ onions, gr peppers, lettuce, smashed black beans, cumin spiced brown rice and ff sour cream
evening snack
1/2 c garlic/Italian seasoned roasted chick peas
It's warm here today. That's probably why we have the fog. Going to be up around 71 later this afternoon.
Sitting here watching the sun finally start to cut through the fog..... It's going to be a beautiful day!
huggs and have a good one
Willpower defines Realm --- Toba Beta
You are a perishable item. Live accordingly.
Back to business:
AM weight 152! Yay, going the right direction again
Breakfast: the usual oatmeal, etc.
Lunch: spring mix salad with broccoli and carrots, a little cheese sprinkled on top and 2 tbsp balsamic vinaigrette
Dinner: going to a basketball game tonight and eating out with a friend who's going with me. Will try to make healthy choices wherever we end up eating.
here in New England we woke to a cloudy misty day like the last few days and the Sun came out before noon and it is lovely
out there and I am doing decorating and cooking my 2 favorite chores..
today dinner was
1 small 6.5 oz pork chop with bone and cooked onions
1.33 C cooked spinach 1/2 Pat butter
5 oz russet potato baked 2 t fat free sour cream
salad with
mixed greens
1/4 yellow pepper
4 slice cuke
1/5 of an avocado
1 small tomato
1 hot Italian pepper
1 T wishbone dressing robusto
1 T red wine vinegar
Dinner was super yummy
Hugs Judy
Remember the Gold is not in the prize it's in the Journey
life may not be the Party we expected but while we are here we may as well dance
Hugs Judy
Remember the Gold is not in the prize it's in the Journey
life may not be the Party we expected but while we are here we may as well dance
Take your time to find one that "fits" . But you may want to also look online for specific types of rescue dogs. Like Frenchy rescue, or snoodle, caboodle, snorky.... whateverthehell rescue.
Sometimes you can really get the one you want by doing that.
I know you want a small dog, but you may want to look at sporting dogs and mixes to keep up with you as you run. Some are smaller breeds but they can run a coon or rabbit or whatever down.... maybe like a Jack Russell or a standard Schnauzer which are both energetic breeds.
Just a thought. But I'm still just so happy for you.
Willpower defines Realm --- Toba Beta
You are a perishable item. Live accordingly.
She hasn't been getting any exercise, because I'm her walking partner. So I have been doing an injustice to myself and both my dogs.
I'm getting there. One step at a time, again.
Willpower defines Realm --- Toba Beta
You are a perishable item. Live accordingly.
But, I was just googling and found this. Just as an example of what Rescues I was talking about.
check out the 3 or 4 cockapoo puppies that were rescued from a puppy mill..... so cute!
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You are a perishable item. Live accordingly.
Lunch was fried rice with veggies and pepper steak.
Dinner was teriyaki chicken and mixed veggies. I had about a tbsp and a half of shredded cheese on top of the veggies. Skipped the white rice. Glass of skim milk.
I also had 8 oz of hot chocolate today.
For exercise, my abs are a little sore from yesterday (I'm not quite sure from what....) so I didn't do a whole lot. We went to Carol of the Lights for the university here. They have their band and choirs playing and singing Christmas songs. The mascots go around and greet people, and then they turn on all of the Christmas lights for the Tech campus. So we walked ten minutes from our parking spot to the event and stood outdoors at the event for somewhere from 45-60 minutes. Walked the 10 minutes back to the car. We went to the park with our dogs afterwards so they could work off some excess energy. I had one drumstick ice cream cone - I haven't had them in months. I stayed at one. I really REALLY wanted another one, but I resisted. There are four left (other people had some) and I told the rest of my family about the ice cream cones so hopefully they will eat the rest of them before I go out there looking for them.
Got home and vacuumed for about 15 minutes. Tomorrow I'm planning on doing some actual "exercise" if I have time before or after rehearsal. Tomorrow is our last rehearsal, and then we have performances Th, Fri, Sat, and Sun nights.
I'm in the orchestra and am pretty excited about this. It's really nice to be able to play my violin again. Yay!
Starting weight: 198 Current weight: 186
here goes lunch: 1 wheatthin sandwich round, light honey mustard, 2 slices ham, 1 slice swiss cheese
apple Red
green chili (chilies GREEN tomatoes RED)
mustard is from mustard seeds (yellow)
pomegranate 1/2 small RED
2 cuties ORANGE
dinner (argh disgusting) I forgot about dinner because hubby always pulls out the basic meat for the dinner. anyway....
he thawed out hotdogs. I stood on one foot and wrapped hotdogs in those crescent rolls..............IT WAS DISGUSTING.
I WAS HUNGRY! he helped me and I asked him to dinner clean up So taught me more about planning! See I had the late pdoc apt with hubby coming with so dang I've been scattered for 2 days. totally....
anyone have a good recipe that is yummy for chicken not spicy?
that's easy... I need easy
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Sweet and Sour Chicken
for two ppl
2 med skinless boneless chicken breasts, cut into 1 in. pieces
1 large green pepper
1 med yellow onion
1 can Skinny fruits pineapple chunks, drained BUT RESERVE LIQUID
2 T low sodium soy sauce
2 T apple cider vinegar
1-2 tsp cornstarch
dash of cayenne pepper
Cut green pepper and onion into 1 in pieces, toss together in a bowl and set aside
Sautee chicken in lg non stick skillet with PAM cooking spray.
When no longer pink, toss in the veggies and sautee till crisp tender over med high heat
While veggies are sauteeing, mix pineapple juice w/ 1-2 tsp of corn starch , add some low sodium soy sauce, the cider vinegar and a small dash of ground cayenne pepper
Add pineapple chunks to chicken and veggies, Stir in liquid and stir to combine till thickened and well coated
All this should take about 15-20 min start to finish. Serve over brown rice.
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"As far as I'm concerned, the Tea Party can go straight to hell." -- Congresswoman Maxine Waters, D-Calif.
Ah, such an example of grace and dignity, from someone who professes to be liberal and tolerant. It's quite an elitist remark from a "representative of the people." Don't you wish liberal politicians would get as angry at terrorists, as they do the Tea Party?
They and their fellow enlightened liberals rail at the Tea Party with the disdain usually reserved for deadly enemies. We are called hostage-takers, terrorists, racists, ignorant and lapdogs of the rich. We are accused of wanting to starve the elderly and poor. Some claim the Tea Party is the new Nazi Party.
They brand their fellow Americans as selfish, mean-spirited and uneducated.
"The Tea Party is a tool of the far right, financed by the big business," they insist. The left claims that we are ultra-extremists with a radical agenda.
Why all this anger and hatred? Why the disdain and name-calling? Why the lack of civility? Why, because they are afraid. That's right, scared to death!
Mahatma Gandhi, who faced down the mighty British Empire, said, "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." We are already at the third phase.
We have hosted two tea parties and will soon do another, but before our rallies, we noticed mothers and grandmothers calling and coming in to find out the dates and times of the event. Here you have middle-aged Americans and senior citizens, who generally are not political, "mad as hell" and looking to do something about it.
I said to my wife: "Look at these folks! Here are the people who have built this nation and whose sons and daughters have defended it. They are not young students, who have yet to experience life. These people are the backbone of our country. If you are doing something to make Mom and Grandma this angry, you are making a huge mistake."
It reminded me of a story years back, while in basic training. Our drill sergeant was screaming about all the "unnecessary" clothing, food and even the safety devices on our weapons and planes. He maintained that it was "your mother's fault!"
Not knowing enough to keep my mouth shut, I asked, "How so, Drill Sergeant?" "Figure it out, you piece of whale s***! American mothers are the most powerful force in this country. They make us take care of your worthless asses, because they love you. Your daddy knows enough not to go against them and any son worth his salt does what his mother says. If the mothers of America want something, it happens!" he bellowed.
"Would you go against your mother, boy?" he exclaimed. "Never, Drill Sergeant, but my mother wants me to come home. Does that mean I can leave?" I replied.
He cried: "Get down and give me 100!!! In fact smart **s, do it until I get tired."
The old sergeant was right, but I wonder what he would think of his mother and grandmother being called Nazis and terrorists? Senior citizens labeled as hostage-takers and racists? And, what would he think of the folks who have produced and paid, being told to "go to hell" by those elected to serve them?
Have you noticed, although we feverishly disagree with the liberal side, we don't speak of them with the hatred and callousness that it directs at us? Sure, we criticize our political leaders and our government, but not our country or our fellow citizens.
Think about that. We are not labeling fellow Americans as radicals, Nazis, terrorists, kidnappers, etc. ... Sadly, the same cannot be said of the liberal left. Our efforts are directed at Washington and state capitals. Their efforts are to demean and belittle.
Even when we protest our porous borders and defunct welfare system, we are targeting government policies and leaders, not individual, everyday Americans.
Having attended a few tea parties, I've witnessed many posters about our president and certain high-level politicians, that shall we say, were not complimentary. Of course, a Tea Party is a protest rally! However, never have I seen anything remotely racist or vaguely violent. Tea Party folks are for smaller government, less spending, and following the Constitution and our laws.
Many independents, who voted for Obama, will not swallow the Kool-Aid again. Even his liberal core is eroding! A recent poll showed that 79 percent of Americans feel the United States is heading in the wrong direction. We agree and are determined to right the course.
Our methods are working and theirs are not. The Tea Party produced a landslide in 2010, to be followed by a greater victory next fall. Their name-calling and hatred have only galvanized our resolve and added to our numbers. You have made mothers mad and in 2012, you'll wish you hadn't!
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Maybe you set a health-related New Year's resolution that you've already given up on it. Maybe you didn't set a resolution at all.
Join me on Jan. 26 for a free workshop that can help you make 2013 your Best (and healthiest) Year Yet. The workshop will take place from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the Muskogee Swim & Fitness Center, 566 North Sixth Street.
Research shows that losing even 5 percent to 10 percent of our body weight can have significant benefits for our health.
These health benefits can include reducing the risk of Type II diabetes, lowering cholesterol and blood pressure; improving sleep, breathing and mobility; reducing aches and pains; lowering the need for certain medications; and decreasing the risk of sudden death from heart disease or stroke.
For a 250-pound person, that would mean losing 13 to 25 pounds could make a meaningful difference and be a great start toward a healthier future.
Fundamentally, we know we can get there if we eat better and move more.
That's easy to say, but often harder to do.
Consider these four steps to help you succeed in your personal health goals this year:
• Identify what gets in the way of reaching your goals.
What prevents you from improving your health in 2013?
Take a moment to seriously consider this. Write a list of all the things that you believe stand in the way of a healthier future.
Few of us consciously choose to want a belly that laps over our belt or extra pounds that put our health in jeopardy.
For some of us it might be mindless snacking while watching TV or eating huge portion sizes. For others it might be not carving out time for exercise or not creating consistency in our healthy routines.
By identifying what stands in the way of better health, we can more easily devise strategies to overcome the obstacles, rather than let them trip us up again.
• Identify what has worked for you in the past.
Chances are, at some point in your life you have improved your health.
How did you do it? What did you learn then that could help you succeed now?
Perhaps exercising first thing in the morning and taking a healthy lunch to work was key to past health success.
For some people, joining a group like TOPS (Taking Off Pounds Sensibly) or Weight Watchers helped them stay motivated. For others, tracking calories and activity on a smartphone app like Lose It! was a recipe for success.
For others, a personal trainer, group fitness class or an exercise buddy motivated and held them accountable.
The combination of identifying what has worked in the past and recognizing potential barriers can support us in creating and committing to lasting health goals.
• Set sensible goals and develop a plan to achieve them.
If you were to make 2013 your healthiest year yet, what would that look like? What major change would you like to see for yourself?
Whether you have your eye on a big goal like to lose 50-plus pounds or complete a half-marathon, or daily lifestyle and habit changes like avoiding sugary drinks or eating more fruits and vegetables, the more specific you can be the better.
Specificity can make it easier to follow your plan and hold yourself accountable for consistent progress toward your goals.
Remember though that progress on your health doesn't happen in a vacuum. When you integrate health goals with other personal goals, your chances of success improve.
• Track and celebrate your success.
Tracking your progress holds you accountable and raises your awareness for what you are, or aren't, doing to support your goals.
Likewise, celebrating even small successes can help us maintain momentum.
If drinking eight glasses of water each day is a big accomplishment for you, then celebrate it. (Preferably, not with a cupcake.)
Find ways to build in non-food rewards so you have something to look forward to in addition to feeling and looking better.
Healthy living is a journey that can allow us to add more years to our lives, and more life to our years.
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• Fort Gibson will be holding sign-ups for boys and girls T-ball & baseball ages 4-12 at the community center (north of Fort Gibson City Hall) from 9-11 a.m. on Feb. 9. Cost will be $75 per player. Money due March 1. Season: April 29 - June 21. Contact: Jennifer Jones, director (918) 478-4856.
• Muskogee Youth Baseball registration 10 a.m. to noon Feb. 9 and Feb. 23 at Extra Bases, 2240 E. Shawnee (back side of Curt's Mall). Birth certificate and player fee needed, $45 for ages 4-5, 6-8 $65 and 9-12 $85. Contact: Marie Gassaway, (918) 682-3745.
• Muskogee Youth Baseball clinic for umpires and coaches, umpires mandatory, 6:30 p.m. March 12, 26 at Extra Bases, 2240 E. Shawnee (back side of Curt's Mall). Mandatory for umpires and coaches are welcome.
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• Oktaha annual Alumni Basketball Games, Feb. 8, K-3 grades at 6 p.m., women alumni at 7 p.m. and men at 8. Contact: Kia Holmes, (918) 616-2464 or Karen Moore (918) 616-2515. Cost is admission and concessions will be available.
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The Youth Empowerment Services (Project YES) Center provides structured weekday after school and evening activities, and selected Saturday events for 30 African-American youth and their parents with the specific goals of: enhancing community protective factors, strengthening social protective factors, and increasing resiliency factors. Southern Illinois University has partnered with the Lewis Elementary School , Boys and Girls Club, Family Advocacy Services, and the Adolescent Health Center to implement Project YES. The primary components of the program revolve around the Technology Youth (TeachY) program, Partners in Reading Program, the Summer Program, and the cultural component. The TeachY program takes place three times annually for six consecutive weeks, three times per year. During these sessions, students are provided instruction and tutoring by Tech Tutors (SIUC Graduate Students) in basic computer knowledge, web research for kids, web-page programming and design, and beginning computer programming. As part of the Partners in Reading Program, students meet once a week with a community volunteer to read to each other and discuss their findings, learn how to access various types of reading materials, and engage in intellectually stimulating games and creative crafts that extend the reading experience. Saluki Kids Academy is offered for three weeks during the summer. Students take part in full-day activities that consist of tutoring in reading and math, working out in the Student Recreation Center , cultural programing, access to nutritious meals and snacks, and learning about conflict resolution and building healthy self-esteem. Students and parents are provided with cultural enrichment opportunities to visit African-American museums, former slave plantations, Underground Railroad sites, and the National Civil Rights Museum . The programming provides an opportunity for students and their parents to learn more about their own culture and to enhance their knowledge, pride and awareness of the culture and its history. To enhance parent participation, parents are contacted weekly by the staff prevention specialist to discuss their child's progress and to address any concerns the parents may have. Parents also receive information about risk and protective factors related to their children, are encouraged to be intimately involved in their child's education, and are asked to participate in a monthly parent support group meeting.


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HOUSTON – Buffalo Bayou Park is a popular place where people come to run, bike, sun bathe and check out the art displays.
But it has also become the go-to destination for Houston dog owners and their furry companions.
Dog owner Jeff Busby brings his pet every weekend to the open two-acre meadow, where the dog can run along the bayou without any fences restricting him.
"They love the bayou and they love swimming so we like to come here," said Busby.
Julie Mosley doesn't even own a dog, but comes with her dog-owning friends often.
"A great Dane, a labradoodle, a Chihuahua, a dog army," said Mosley. "We've had so much. We've made dog friends, people friends, so it's good," said Mosley.
But starting Tuesday the fun will end. The area that's become the unofficial dog park will undergo a $1.5 million in renovations to make it an official dog park. That means it will be closed off from the rest of Buffalo Bayou Park until the fall.
"Yeah we're super bummed but I guess we'll figure something out," said Busby.
The park will get new ponds, shaded areas, a dog-washing area, additional parking for owners and new wrought-iron fencing, closing the area off from the rest of the park. Not everyone is excited about the upgrades, specifically the fencing.
"The owners who can trust their dogs, take them to the open ended parks. And the owner that can't trust their dogs take them to the gated parks. More dog fights," said dog owner Virag.
Other dog owners said they prefer the park the way it is because it has an "untouched country-feel" with open meadows for the dogs to run.
"So many come to this one and come together. That you know they're gonna miss that camaraderie," said Mosley.
This isn't the first time the area has gotten a makeover. It's part of a larger revitalization of the downtown Houston area.
"They've really cleaned up the banks and it was really trashy before," said Mosley.
The new dog park will be part of the overall $58 million renovation to Buffalo Bayou Park that includes new trails, more lighting and biking and kayak rentals.
"We come out here about every weekend and we're excited about at least the opportunity to have a real dog park," said Busby.
"This one spot I'd like to keep the same but I've seen them revamp the rest for the better," said Jaisinghani.
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Cubs outfielder Justin Ruggiano has been placed on the disabled list after injuring his hamstring trying to chase down a fly ball in yesterday's loss to the Diamondbacks.
Carrie Muskat of MLB.com reports that Ruggiano has a Grade 2 strain–he described hearing a "pop" at the time of the injury–which likely means at least 3-4 weeks on the sidelines.
Acquired from the Marlins during the offseason, Ruggiano hit just .229 with one homer and a .651 OPS in 14 games. He played mostly versus left-handed pitchers in a platoon pairing with Nate Schierholtz in right field.
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Marlins are not shopping Casey McGehee, might sign him to multi-year contract extension
Jul 22, 2014, 9:37 PM EDT
Casey McGehee entered play on Tuesday evening with a batting average (.322) that is 54 points above his career mean (.268) and an RBI total (56) that ranks ninth in the National League. The 31-year-old third baseman fits the mold of a sell-high candidate. But it doesn't sound like he's going to be moved.
Video: Leonys Martin robs Brian McCann with juggling grab
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Watch as Rangers outfielder Leonys Martin leaps above the right-center field wall at Yankee Stadium to rob Brian McCann of a home run in the bottom of the second inning Tuesday night …
Taijuan Walker returning to Mariners' rotation Wednesday
Jul 22, 2014, 7:53 PM EDT
Mariners right-hander Taijuan Walker will be called back up from Triple-A Tacoma to start Wednesday night against the Mets at Seattle's Safeco Field.
Why aren't the Cardinals playing Oscar Taveras?
Jul 22, 2014, 7:08 PM EDT
Oscar Taveras has started just two of the Cardinals' last seven games and the left-handed-hitting outfield prospect is not in St. Louis' starting lineup on Tuesday night against Rays right-hander Jake Odorizzi. Getting the nod instead is the right-handed-hitting Allen Craig. What's the deal?
Kevin Siegrist expected to return Wednesday
Jul 22, 2014, 6:14 PM EDT
According to Brian Stull of CBS Sports 920, left-handed reliever Kevin Siegrist joined back up with the Cardinals on Tuesday in St. Louis and is expected to be activated from the disabled list on Wednesday.
Rockies place Troy Tulowitzki on the disabled list
Jul 22, 2014, 5:27 PM EDT
Troy Tulowitzki exited Saturday's game with what the Rockies called a "cramp" in his quadriceps, but now the star shortstop is out of the lineup tonight for the third consecutive game and it's clear the injury is more serious.
Don Mattingly considering putting Yasiel Puig in center field, even though "he's out of control"
Jul 22, 2014, 5:15 PM EDT
Could be cool?
Josh Reddick rejoins A's after latest knee injury
Jul 22, 2014, 4:46 PM EDT
A's outfielder Josh Reddick is off the disabled list after missing all but one week of the past two months with knee problems.
Kirk Gibson gives a jerky kind of "no-comment" on the Brandon McCarthy cutter controversy
Jul 22, 2014, 4:31 PM EDT
Apparently, one does not ask Kirk Gibson about the decisions he and his coaching staff make about on-the-field decisions.
Geovany Soto lasted three games before going back on the disabled list
Jul 22, 2014, 4:16 PM EDT
At this point the Rangers' injury situation is absurd.
Rob Manfred "heavily favored" to be Bud Selig's replacement
Jul 22, 2014, 4:00 PM EDT
After a bit of a dance, it seems like the early favorite to take over for Bud Selig is the favorite when it really matters.
Cubs designate Darwin Barney for assignment, activate Emilio Bonifacio from disabled list
Jul 22, 2014, 3:45 PM EDT
Darwin Barney logged 500-plus plate appearances for the Cubs each season from 2011-2013 and was the Opening Day second baseman this year, but today he was designated for assignment to make roster room for Emilio Bonifacio's return from the disabled list.
Justin Masterson wants to rejoin the Indians, but he'll make at least one more rehab start
Jul 22, 2014, 3:15 PM EDT
Justin Masterson tossed five innings in a minor-league rehab start Sunday, but rather than welcoming him back from the disabled list the Indians will have the right-hander make another rehab start.
Roy Halladay really loves Chase Utley
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The softer side of Roy Halladay.
Yankees acquire Chase Headley from Padres
Jul 22, 2014, 1:22 PM EDT
Two seasons ago Headley smacked 31 homers, led the league in RBIs, and finished fifth in the MVP balloting, but his production plummeted last season and this year he's been mostly injured and ineffective.
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Changes to official scorers rulings have tripled in recent years
Jul 22, 2014, 12:30 PM EDT
Murray Chass — yes, Murray Chass — has an excellent article about this today.
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This place is a student fave, serving breakfast all day long. And theres much more than Uncle Pat...
It's a kick! The philosophy here is to provide good, healthy food in a relaxed setting and at a good...
(Café, European, Vegetarian Menu)
Ann Arbors Café Felix is practically poetic. The tradition of a European café serving pastries, bre...
(Seafood, Steak, Tavern Fare, Burgers)
"Chapman's is a fresh American kitchen, specializing in steaks, burgers, seafood and bar food. We ha...
Chardonnay Family Dining offers three different dinning experiences. The main floor setting offers a...
Whether it's pizza, pasta, or anything that can conceivably be breaded and deep-fried, this fixtur...
One of the most popular U of M sports bars, especially as far as the athletes are concerned. Built i...
(American, Breakfast, Tavern Fare)
Upscale but not uptight! Chicago/N.Y. lounge atmshphere with great food and better service. Brunch u...
(American, Barbeque, Seafood, Steak)
Filippa's has a wide array of menu options, but prides themselves on their excellent all natural ste...
Heavenly Chicken & Waffles brings the delicious East Coast combination to metro Detroiters. A three-...
"Lazybones Smokehouse is one of Metro Detroit's most popular barbeque restaurants. A pick-up and del...
Family owned and operated, this Mexican restaurant provides guests with "a taste Of Mexico." Maria's...
Offbeat deli with 1930s flair. Room inside for 30, including stool seating from the old Woolworth's ...
Homestyle cooking!
"Enjoy a refreshing fruit smoothie on our patio."
"The Northville Coffee Bean is one of Metro Detroit's premier cafes and meeting places. The Coffee B...
"Picasso Café is not your ordinary sandwich café. Our special recipe tuna, chicken, an...
(American, Deli, Italian, Pizza, Salads)
Chicago-style pizzeria special in traditional, deep dish, and stuffed pizzas. Also featuring pasta,...
(Café, Italian, Pizza, Vegetarian Menu, Salads, Soup)
Venti, or as they call it, "America's Only Authentic Sliceria"® boasts a savory pizza crust made wit...
If you're going to Royal Oak to eat, but you want to avoid the pricey, overcrowded Main Street res...
Located in a charming old turn-of-the-century house. Menu features northern Indian cuisine.
Quick lunch or snack. Salads and sandwiches to go along with fresh, hot java.
"The east side's premier sports bar for over 30 years, Roger's Roost offers something for everyone. ...
(American, Deli, Pizza, Salads, Soup)
"Original quality pizzas made with Eastern Market-fresh toppings Variety of fresh-made pasta ...
"Great Irish pub-like atmosphere with a giant working fireplace ... serving 16 beers on tap, mostly ...


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