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Toby Flood cleared of tip-tackle charge
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Leicester fly-half Toby Flood has been cleared of a tip-tackle on Worcester's Andy Goode during their Aviva Premiership clash on Friday night.
Flood was cited in the wake of the Tigers' 19-14 victory at Sixways for an ugly challenge on his Warriors counterpart that went unpunished during the game itself. But the charge was dismissed by a disciplinary panel in London tonight and Flood is free to continue playing.
The chairman of the panel Jeremy Summers said: "Whilst we found that the elements of a dangerous tackle were made out, after very careful analysis we could not be satisfied, to that standard required, that the dynamics of the incident had not been caused, or contributed to, significantly by the involvement of other players from both teams."
A ban would have severely hampered Leicester's push for a Heineken Cup quarter-final place with crucial pool clashes against the Ospreys and Toulouse to come in the next fortnight. A suspension would have also impacted on Flood's hopes of returning to the England fold for their Six Nations opener against Scotland on February 2.
The 27-year-old sat out England's headline-grabbing victory over New Zealand last month and while he is expected to retain his place in Stuart Lancaster's latest Elite Player Squad that will be announced this week, a ban would have no doubt seen Saracens' Owen Farrell and Gloucester's Freddie Burns retained for the clash against the Scots.
In related news, London Welsh hooker Neil Briggs has been suspended for three weeks for punching Harlequins wing Sam Smith. Briggs will be sidelined for the Exiles' Amlin Challenge Cup fixtures against Cavalieri and Stade Francais, plus their Anglo-Welsh Cup appointment with Harlequins.
IRB Law on 'tip-tackles' or 'spear tackles':
Law 10.4(j) reads: Lifting a player from the ground and dropping or driving that player into the ground whilst that player's feet are still off the ground such that the player's head and/or upper body come into contact with the ground is dangerous play.
A directive was issued to all Unions and Match Officials in 2009 emphasizing the IRB's zero-tolerance stance towards dangerous tackles and reiterating the following instructions for referees:
- The player is lifted and then forced or 'speared' into the ground (red card offence)
- The lifted player is dropped to the ground from a height with no regard to the player's safety (red card offence)
- For all other types of dangerous lifting tackles a yellow card or penalty may be considered sufficient
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In a time when the word "economy" usually tops the chart of conversation starters, the Chickasha Economic Development Council too tops the chart of local political talk.
Recent monetary awards granted by the EDC to a handful of new business owners coming to town has caused some stir with existing business owners. As a result the EDC President and CEO, Christy Elkins wanted to become as "transparent" as possible for the people of Chickasha.
In a lengthy interview, the recently appointed president said that many people around town don't understand exactly what their non-profit organization is all about.
Elkins said, "The Chickasha Economic Development Council is a non-profit organization that is commissioned to operate as the economic development body of Chickasha. The board is made up of the Mayor of Chickasha, Chickasha City Manager, a member of the Board of Commissioners of Grady County, President of USAO, Superintendent of Chickasha Public Schools, Assistant Superintendent of Canadian Valley Technology Center, Grady County Industrial Authority Representative, Seven members selected at-large, and the Chamber of Commerce President."
Elkins said their mission is to work to create a better economy for Chickasha by helping existing businesses grow, attracting new businesses, developing our work
force and assisting to enhance the quality of life of our current and future citizens.
"As the President of the Chickasha EDC it is my responsibility to represent Chickasha at the local, state, and national level, and at times even the international level. It is also my responsibility to be aware of programs that are available that will be of use by the City of Chickasha, existing business owners, entrepreneurs and new businesses alike," said Elkins, "Our economy and economic development programs are ever changing, and the way things were done ten years ago are not relevant today. The Chickasha EDC is in the process of restructuring and developing new programs that will assist our existing businesses to grow and add employees. By building strong partnerships with the City of Chickasha, USAO, Canadian Valley Technology Center, and other local entities we hope to work together as a team to create the best possible business environment for existing businesses and entrepreneurs."
Elkins said today's economy incentives are an important part of the attraction of business and industry.
"The Chickasha EDC is entrusted with 90 percent of the proceeds of hotel/motel tax, and we take this trust very seriously. We will work diligently to choose projects to receive incentives that will create the most economic impact within our community. We have recently been given access to a computer program that will help us analyze capital investment, payroll, and many other factors to determine if a project is worth our consideration, and if so, the level of incentive that will be revenue positive to our community. As for recent incentives that have been given out, some were given to create infrastructure in an area that required it in order for any business to go in there, not just the restaurant in question. The improvements will be utilized by all businesses in that location."
Housing and infrastructure are also very important components to economic development.
"The energy boom will be quickly affecting our community, I am in the process of working with several companies looking to bring numerous, good paying jobs here. It does not matter how many jobs are created, if we can't house their employees or provide the infrastructure needed for their businesses it is all for naught. It is vitally important for people who work in Chickasha to live here and vice versa because sales tax dollars are what fund all of our city and economic development programs. We want people to not only work here, but also spend their money here so their sales tax dollars fund our street projects, water projects, city services and many other necessary services and programs the City of Chickasha and its residents enjoy."
The Chickasha EDC is working on a daily basis to build relationships with other entities around the state that can partner with them to provide business intelligence, funding, and other assistance.
Elkins said, "We are building relationships with leading consultants and site locators to ensure that our community is on the radar with them when projects come in so we can have the best possible opportunity to attract quality jobs to our area. Building a new program takes time, we appreciate the patience and support given to us by citizens of our community and we are working diligently to get these programs put together as quickly as possible."

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LAWRENCE — Early Saturday afternoon, as the people began to flow into a sun-speckled Allen Fieldhouse, senior Elijah Johnson returned to the locker room after some pregame warmups.
In minutes, the Kansas Jayhawks would take the floor against former Big 12 Conference foe Colorado. The building was already buzzing. And Johnson was met with the usual question from his coach.
How is it out there?
"It feels like a conference game," Johnson replied.
The atmosphere was not lost on senior forward Kevin Young, either. Just moments earlier, he had stood on the court surveying the scene and turned to teammate Jeff Withey.
"Uh oh," Young said, "it's time to go."
So maybe it was something about the building, or the time. Self likes to say that there's no better basketball setting in the world than Allen Fieldhouse on a Saturday afternoon. ("The light shining through the windows," Self says.) And this was a juiced fieldhouse for an important non-conference game. But maybe, as Young says, the Jayhawks just realized it was time to go.
From the first possession on Saturday, when Kansas came out in full-court pressure, the Jayhawks played like a team that was ready to make a statement. This was a Colorado team that had defeated Big 12 contender Baylor this season. And senior Travis Releford had seen Colorado floated as a trendy upset pick. Now KU had the Buffaloes in the lion's den.
"That kind of had us on edge," Releford said.
So when the dust settled on Kansas' 90-54 bludgeoning of Colorado, the result did a little more than prove that Kansas can still dominate an old friend. (The Jayhawks have won 19 straight in the series.)
It also served as a possible template for what Kansas can be. When Young is bouncing around and creating havoc, when freshman Ben McLemore is scoring and when seniors Jeff Withey and Releford crank up the defense, the Jayhawks (7-1) can be a dangerous team.
"Today was a step that shows them: That's how we should play," Self said.
McLemore finished with a game-high 24 points and five rebounds. Withey recorded another five blocks. And the KU defense forced 18 turnovers, scoring 20 points in transition. Self noted that his five starters accounted for 15 assists and just five turnovers.
"The plan was to challenge ourselves," Releford said. "The recent games we've played at home, we haven't made teams feel the pressure."
It was Young who proved to be the catalyst. A senior in just his second year, after transferring from Loyola Marymount before last season, Young finished with a KU career-high 16 points and eight rebounds on 8-of-9 shooting. More important, he was the point man on the full-court pressure that left Colorado staggered in the opening minutes.
"My mindset is: If we get a five-second count, we don't have to play defense," Young said.
The Jayhawks built a 25-8 lead in the opening minutes. And by midway through the second half, Kansas had landed enough body shots and combos to take a 74-34 lead.
"What did he do that wasn't anything except effort?" Self said of Young. "He just ran, he jumped, he went after the ball. …
"He just played so hard."
The Buffaloes were returning to Allen Fieldhouse for the first time since leaving the Big 12 Conference in the summer of 2010. Saturday, though, looked like so many other Kansas-Colorado games. In some ways, it was reminiscent of another Big 12 blowout back in 2008, when Kansas rolled Texas Tech by 58 and then Texas Tech coach Pat Knight offered these famous words:
"I feel like someone put a meat necklace around my neck and threw me into a lion's den."
On Saturday afternoon, Colorado coach Tad Boyle, a former KU guard, was a little more blunt.
"That was an old-fashioned (butt)-whipping," Boyle said.
It was hard to argue with Boyle, who had watched his best player, guard Spencer Dinwiddie, score four points and his team shoot 37 percent.
For now, the Jayhawks will have another week off for final exams before returning to the floor against Belmont next Saturday.
But for Young, that will be time well-spent. He's in his final season after just two years in Lawrence. But sometimes, like after Saturday's game, he'll sit back and think about how strange it's been — to go from a mid-major school to starting in Allen Fieldhouse on days like this.
"It's crazy just the way it happened," Young said. "I would have never thought that I was gonna go from Loyola, to sitting out, to coming to play in one of the best venues in the world.
"I constantly look back and see how grateful I am, so it just makes me work."


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CLEMSON — Most of us have taken a carousel ride at some point in our lives.
You climb on a brightly painted, fiberglass horse and listen to pleasant, non-threatening music, taking a steady, circular, consistent spin at a slow pace.
The coaching carousel, meanwhile, is nothing like its namesake.
It lurches. Stops and starts. Spins in unpredictable directions. Anxiety and paranoia rule the day.
It's no fun for anyone – except, perhaps, coaches and their agents.
Clemson and head coach Dabo Swinney are experiencing it first-hand.
Swinney anticipates all staff on hand for bowl
Sunday, Auburn announced it had hired Swinney's defensive backs coach and co-defensive coordinator Charlie Harbison for the same position, creating an opening on his defensive staff.
Offensive coordinator Chad Morris is the highest-paid assistant in college football, and after revitalizing a moribund offense with his hurry-up, no-huddle system, one of its hottest properties.
Last week, Morris interviewed with N.C. State, was connected to Auburn's head coaching vacancy and shot down rumors that he would interview for South Florida's head coaching position.
One by one, those possibilities closed up, sending Swinney and Clemson fans' blood pressure back towards normal. N.C. State hired Northern Illinois' Dave Doeren. Auburn hired Morris mentor Gus Malzahn. South Florida hired Western Kentucky's Willie Taggart.
Even dominoes further down the line fell into place: Oklahoma State's Mike Gundy and North Carolina's Larry Fedora stayed at their schools following overtures from Tennessee, and Baylor signed coach Art Briles to an extension.
Then, Saturday, a bolt from the blue: Texas Tech's Tommy Tuberville stunned college football by taking Cincinnati's job – a step down from the Big 12 to the soon-to-be-non-BCS Big East, replacing Butch Jones, hired Friday by Tennessee.
Just like that, Morris – a Texas native who spent 16 seasons as a head coach in the Texas high school ranks – was right back in play. CBS Sports reported that he was a prime candidate for the job, along with Texas A&M offensive coordinator and former Tech QB Kliff Kingsbury.
Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables could also be in the mix for the position; he has made no secret of his desire to become a head coach, and he's tight with A&M athletic director Kirby Hocutt, a former Kansas State teammate.
And if not those three, then perhaps Briles, a Texas Tech alum, would be interested – which would then throw Baylor open.
And what about the Arkansas State job that Malzahn left behind?
The dominoes seemingly never stop falling, and they create stunning scenarios.
Who'd have imagined Bret Bielema would bolt the dairy fields of Wisconsin for the hog farms of Arkansas?
Even when the current carousel slows to a crawl, just wait until the NFL regular season ends.
Two weeks ago, college football had "Black Sunday" the day after its regular season ended.
The NFL's regular season wraps up Dec. 30; New Year's Eve will double as "Black Monday."
Oregon coach Chip Kelly is a prime target of NFL general managers; he nearly took the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' job last season before the Bucs plucked Rutgers' Greg Schiano.
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Swinney said Friday that he won't comment on coaching rumors, but he has a plan in place if necessary.
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Effective March 1, 2010 the Holliston Parks Recreation Department adopted a Carry-In, Carry-Out policy for waste management at the fields and parks in Holliston. Trash recycling barrels are no longer provided at the Holliston Recreational Facilities; therefore visitors, spectators, and all who use the Holliston Recreational Facilities are asked to carry-out their waste, and dispose of it in a proper manner, or to recycle it when applicable.
There are numerous benefits to this program, some of which are listed below:
-Virtually eliminates the litter in the facilities thereby creating a more pleasant aesthetic atmosphere for all to enjoy -Less wildlife rummaging through trash barrels and littering the fields. -Terminates the swarms of bees around barrels, creating a safer environment for everyone. -Less money and time spent on trash pick-up that will be re-directed for field improvements.
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- Asia 2000
520 Windsor Ave, Windsor, CT 06095
Asia 2000 covers all Chinese take-out needs. Basics like General Tso's Chicken and boneless spare ribs are done well at…More this location. This restaurant also offers catering platters with choices like roast pork or chicken chow mein. Popular as an after-work pickup spot, Asia 2000 is a solid option for Chinese in Windsor.
- Bamboo Garden
555 Day Hill Rd, Windsor, CT 06095
Bamboo Garden is a great example of a Chinese/Japanese sit-down restaurant, providing classic Chinese dishes and sushi…More amid an elegant atmosphere. The service is friendly and attentive, and the dining room boasts large windows and a complete sushi bar. Parking is a bit limited, as the restaurant is located at the far end of the Shoppes at Day Hill plaza.
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55 Palisado Ave, Windsor, CT 06095
Bart's is a local favorite and has been for more than 60 years. Serving the all-American basics of hot dogs, hamburgers…More and shakes, it has kept alive the idea of the drive-in food outlet. To combat the lack of seating inside, there are many picnic tables not far from the building along the beautiful Farmington River. There isn't a better place for a quick roadside bite on a nice day.
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55 Palisado Ave, Windsor, CT 06095
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1001 Day Hill Rd, Windsor, CT 06095
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703 Poquonock Ave, Windsor, CT 06095
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1035 Kennedy Rd, Windsor, CT 06095
Chili's is known for its Tex-Mex cuisine, and also for its value. This location offers a quick lunch option, which is…More perfect for local workers on their break. For dinner, Chili's does a special $20 For Two deal, which offers a selection of an appetizer and two full size main entrees. Chili's also has an online ordering system, so if you're stopping in for lunch, take-out, a happy hour drink, or a sit-down dinner, Chili's makes it easy.
- China Sea Restaurant
700 Poquonock Ave, Windsor, CT 06095
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45 Palisado Ave, Windsor, CT 06095
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330 Broad St, Windsor, CT 06095
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^^Sleeping Beauty is a warhorse so it's definitely not out-of-the-box in terms of originality. I think there will be a lot of warhorses this year just b/c no one wants to take the risk of the judges hating what they do in an Olympic year. Best to play it safe and venture out season after next.
That said I don't like the music selection for Gracie. It's graceful and light and she is neither of those things. Zijun's program wasn't a masterpiece or anything but it was a lovely program that fit her style: light, airy, lyrical. When I think of Gracie I don't think of lyrical or graceful so it's a bit of a stretch for me to imagine her pulling off this music right now. I hope she's able to prove me wrong...
Because it's Zoueva the program, at the very least, will be decent choreographically. Whether or not Gracie pulls it off convincingly probably won't matter as much as it should as long as she hits the jumps. It's sad but that's the state of things now...
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I'll be honest. I'm not crazy about the music choice. It's been done. That said, she's a great skater and I'm sure it will be a lovely program. She has the jumps to make a go of whatever program she ends up doing anyway. If you land a triple lutz/triple toe and a handful of other triples, you've got such an edge technically anyway.
My apologies if this was posted in another thread and I just missed it, but any word on which choreographer(s) Ashley Wagner is going to be working with? Seeing as she was intent enough on working with someone else that Philip Mills dumped her, she must have had an idea about who that would be . . .?
Gold, "Sleeping Beauty" and Zoueva. Wow. Just wow. I could not imagine a combination that (at least on paper) looks more horrifying. Gold needs more character, more personality, she needs to develop her own style. Zoueva is pretty much the last person who could help you achieve that. And that bland, safe and overused music as well? Terrible, terrible choices.
While I'm not holding my breath for Gold's new program, who would've thought Angela Nikodinov would have such a great LP to Sleeping Beauty in 2001 after The Mummy the season before?
^^Oh, but you can.
The problem with Sleeping Beauty, Carmen, Swan Lake, and the other dozen warhorses in rotation is that they have been done time and time and time again. If they wanted to go the well-known music route, I wish they would have picked something a little more suited to Gracie's style. I'm having a hard time imagining this program turning out better than her last FS or the one before that.
I'm glad she ventured out and went to Zoueva for choreography but just b/c you get a good choreographer doesn't mean everything is going to fall into place. Trying to force a skater to be something they are not never turns out well. Sleeping Beauty is one of the last things I thought Gracie would skate to in an Olympic year.
I wonder if Zoueva chose the music...if so, this is all her fault.
She was always elegant and had that natural grace though...it just took her a bit longer to really connect to her music and choreography.
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I foresee lots of skaters wanting to skate to Russian composers or themes this year, so "Swan Lake" is no surprise to me. I actually thought Zoueva was going to use it for one of her dance teams though.
I meant to take the high road.... but I missed the exit.
Isn't "Sleeping Beauty" by Tchaikovsky? Or am I having a brain fart?
ETA: Never mind, I see I typed "Swan Lake" instead of "Sleeping Beauty."
Oh well, I except one of the Russian ballet babies perhaps doing "Swan Lake."
I meant to take the high road.... but I missed the exit.
As for Zoueva's dance teams, I don't think so either. In my opinion, a ballet FD is not suited for Davis/White's style, as their imperfect leg lines (especially Meryl's) would become too apparent in such a dance (it's not last season's generally polka themed SD, after all), and Zoueva must understand that too. And Virtue/Moir are not going to do something quite so banal. Yes, they used 'Carmen' this last season, but then they tried to bring something new to the interpretation and choreography. It's very probable that they, Zoueva and Swan have chosen ballet music, but I bet that it's not 'Swan Lake'.
P.S.: I see that others were faster.
I think the first :45 of this part fits Gracie's style quite well:
Yes, it's only 45 seconds, but the ballet is long and has a lot of varied and different tempos, not just the pwetty pwincess parts.
Wow Gracie and Sleeping Beauty. I mean, she's pretty and blonde, and sometimes her leg hits nice, extended positions. But IMO, between her stiffness, muscular build, and powerful and somewhat unrefined skating, it just seems like a mismatch on a big scale. Unless she uses the darker pieces, I think the program could be a big idea. Then again if it's anything like her last two FS programs, the music will just sort of be a backdrop for her jumps and the program won't be telling much of a story anyways, in which case I think the program could be fine/good, especially when she hits those stunning jumps well.


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I wanted to take a moment to thank the people of Cape Ann for their support for Friends of the Orphans.
Every year, there is a growing number of people in the community who are discovering the great work that Friends of the Orphans does on behalf of the children of Central and Latin America.
The money raised by Friends of the Orphans goes to nine orphanages where children have been accepted into a new home. No child is given up for adoption. They are taught a trade or get a thorough education to become contributing member of their society. If that weren't enough, the organization runs the only children's hospital in Haiti.
To put things in perspective, there are an estimated 40 million orphaned and abandoned children in Latin America and the Caribbean alone. Our organization works in nine countries – Bolivia, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua and Peru.
We do not place children for adoption. Instead we create families for life through values of unconditional love, sharing, responsibility and education. This enables our children to grow into independent, caring and productive members of their communities.
Since its founding in 1954, NPH has assisted more than 17,000 children and is currently raising more than 3,400 boys and girls. An additional 2,100 students who live outside the homes receive scholarships, meals and health care. Over 90,000 people are assisted through outreach programs each year.
Through grassroots efforts, many families are learning about Friends of the Orphans.
Last weekend, a group of Cape Ann high schoolers sponsored a "fun run" in Manchester raising over $4,000 for the orphans of Latin America. Thank you to all the families that contributed and participated. If you were unable to participate, you can still help.
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CLEMSON — Dabo Swinney said today he thought Steve Spurrier was trying to pass along a compliment during Marcus Lattimores birthday party, get-well rally celebration on Monday.
People, they just need to back off the ledge, the Clemson head football coach said at the conclusion of his weekly media briefing. Personally, I really think he was trying to pay me a compliment.
I think (he was), Swinney said, repeating, I think.
Swinney likened it to a husbands exchange with his wife.
I know it was a roundabout way maybe of getting there. It would be like me telling my wife I think you should wear this dress. I think you should wear this dress. You dont look near as fat in this dress.
Spurrier alluded to Swinneys remarks Sunday when asked about Lattimores season-ending knee injury, the second critical injury in two years. Clemson recruited Lattimore, too, and Swinney became acquainted with him and the Lattimore family.
A lot of quotes came across the nation. I read one today from the head coach of our upstate school, Spurrier said. You know that school that used to beat us a lot but doesnt beat us much anymore. Usually, when that coach up there talks about South Carolina, its a bunch of garbage and a bunch of BS, usually. But I have to agree with him on what he said the other day. He said, Marcus Lattimore stands for whats right about college football.
Swinney said he took it as a compliment.
I think that was what he was trying to do, he said. I do take it as a compliment that he would use something that I said to compliment one of his players.
He reiterated his earlier remarks Tuesday when asked.
Footballs a violent game, injuries happen, people get hurt all the time, he said. I meant exactly what I said. Marcus is a quality, quality person. And I really believe if anybody can come back, he will and I hope he does.
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Knoxville — Negotiations are ongoing between the City of Knoxville and its employee union. Not many details have been revealed as of yet.
Union Steward Randy Puyear told the Journal-Express on Wednesday that talks were underway and that the agreement between the union and the City has not gone to arbitration yet. He could not comment further.
A similar reply was received by City Manager Harold Stewart. Questions were submitted to Stewart via email about how the negotiations were going and if there was a particular issue that was hindering negotiations. Here is Stewart's reply:
"The City is still in the process of negotiating a contract and is therefore unable to answer any questions regarding the matter at this time. I will provide you details once an agreement has been reached."
The Knoxville City Council held a closed session Monday night, at the conclusion of its regular meeting, to discuss collective bargaining issues. Stewart said there was no action taken following the closed session.


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Healdsburg's Shed, scheduled to open in March after almost a year of construction, will offer a cafe, marketplace and events center, all under one roof.
What: Shed: cafe, marketplace, events center
Where: 25 North St., Healdsburg
Facility: A two-story, 9,800-square-foot building with open layout and indoor/outdoor spaces; commercial kitchen and wood-fired oven; cafe, wine bar and coffee bar; grain mill, pantry and larder; and upstairs events space.
Owners: Dry Creek Valley residents Cindy Daniel and Doug Lipton
Team: General Manager Kenneth Rochford; Culinary Director Niki Ford; Retail Manager Cathy Smith; Events Manager Naomi McLeod.
To get an idea of its scope, imagine retail icon Williams-Sonoma rubbing shoulders with the Chez Panisse Cafe, while Smith & Hawken digs into the compost pile with Dean & DeLuca.
"Doug and I wanted to do a project that illustrated the beauty and aliveness of producing food ... growing, preparing and enjoying it," said Cindy Daniel, who is building the 9,800-square-foot building on North Street with her husband, Doug Lipton.
The couple has been living in the Dry Creek Valley since 1994, where they raised two sons and planted a 15-acre, biodynamic farm with fruit trees and vegetables, grapes and olives.
"We see Shed as a way to celebrate the land and the people who grow things," said Lipton, who will oversee Shed's on-site composting program. "The workshops and events will let us connect to the community."
Made of recycled steel panels, the building was designed by Jensen Architects and constructed by Oliver and Company. It gives a nod to Healdsburg's agricultural past while looking ahead, with its clean lines, to a modern future.
But under its sleek glass and recycled-steel exterior, Shed's heart beats with the spirit of an old-fashioned grange hall, where farmers and enthusiasts alike can gather for Sunday suppers, environmental films and workshops.
"Education is a huge part of our mission," Daniel said. "We'll have classes that focus on farming or cooking, like how to taste olive oils or raise backyard chickens."
Standing outside the two-story building on a chilly winter afternoon, the couple described their vision, starting at the front door.
"At street level, we want it to be lively," Daniel said, pointing to the North Street entrance. "There will be an outdoor sink for flowers, and work tables right in front. There will be a big, long table for dining, and a tiny shed for plant sales."
Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, the building features big, glass doors that can roll up, like garage doors, for an al fresco feeling.
A coffee bar serving espresso drinks and an ice cream counter will greet visitors in the front.
Farther back, you can belly up to the "fermentation bar," where 21 taps will pour red and white wines, craft beers and hard ciders, kombucha and natural sodas.
Diners can walk up and order at the cafe, where Culinary Director Niki Ford plans to serve a breakfast menu of eggs from the wood-fired oven and waffles with seasonal toppings. Lunch will feature flatbreads and salad plates made from whole grains like farro and bulgur.
"The chef is inspired by the Middle East and India, but she's trained in French cuisine," Daniel said of Ford, who spent six years working at Chez Panisse in Berkeley.
In the pantry area, local produce will be displayed in a cooler and home cooks can pick up specialty items like smoked fish and salted capers, anchovies and homemade stocks, Liberty duck breasts and local eggs.
A wooden mill from Austria will grind wheat from local farms and corn for flour, meal and polenta.
Daniel, who is in charge of the look and feel of the building, is curating all the retail products, from hand-thrown crocks for fermenting to hand-forged tools for gardening.
"The retail area will have seeds and tools and compost teas," she said. "It won't be a full shop for a farmer, but we've asked farmers what they need."
Shed will also carry functional housewares like canning equipment and cast-iron pots, European clayware and handmade tortilla presses.
The couple will sell their own line of Shed vinegars and preserves, made from produce from their farm.
"We want to do as many bulk things as we can," Daniel said. "We'll have maybe eight olives oils."
Upstairs, there's a large, open hall, a full kitchen and a terrace where all kinds of community events, dinners, concerts and lectures can be held.
"We feel like the real genesis came from living here and having our farm," Daniel said. "It really is to serve the community, and we hope it shows who the town is."
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McDonalds #14 Angus burger, with cheese, no pickles, no mayo, fries and a Powerade.
The better half picked up all the fixings for my stuff portabella mushrooms, large portabellas stuffed with pork sausage, oysters, breading, garlic, egg, and a bunch of seasonings and the stems chopped as the ingredients, bake for a bit and broil to finish to get a nice crust on the top
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By choice, my gf has cooking assignments she brings home. The two accounts they cater to have a high population of vegetarians. The weekend lineup usually includes some kind of Indian bean or potato filling to make vegetarian quesadillas. Of course she makes about 1.5 gallons of chutney and some sort of spiced vegetable topping that goes inside of the quesadilla.
We each taste and sort out what we think needs to be added. This usually becomes our meal. It's all part of quality control!
The beans in a large stock pot.
All weekend long the smell of cinnamon, cumin, asoefatida, onion, garlic fills the house. We love it!
Tonight was cast iron grilled chicken breasts, whole wheat rotini pasta (with a sauce of red wine vinegar, balsamic vinegar with pomegranate, sun dried tomato paste, and basil) and green peas.
Sort of a Portugese fisherman's stew
this evening the weather should be crappy so my wife will be making country fried steak and mash taters and gravy.
I don't have a name for it but I'm going to have a casserole made of ground beef, egg noodles, mushroom soup, rotel, whole kernel corn, onion, and grated 3 cheese. If I have a can of sliced mushroom I'll throw that in too. Hamburger casserole I guess?
last night my wife made oven fried chicken, baked mac & cheese, and homemade buttermilk biscuits. out freakin standing. my son has been watching to many cooking shows because he told her it was spot on.
my gf made this at work and snuck some home with seasoned pita bread, yummm!
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Speakers, music and fellowship are planned for the Neighbors — Joplin Mosque Rally from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday in Landreth Park.
More than 700 Facebook users had indicated on the event's Facebook page on Thursday that they would attend. The event is free.
The rally was planned in response to the Aug. 6 fire that destroyed the Islamic Society of Joplin mosque. About 50 families were part of the mosque. Ashley Carter, a student at Ozark Christian College, organized the rally.
"I feel really good about it," Carter said of the plans. "I'm excited to see who all is going to come."
She said volunteers for the rally are "a lot of awesome people," including international students from Missouri Southern State University and Pittsburg (Kan.) State University.
"The rally is going to be a statement that we won't let fear or anger stand in the way of the love we have for our neighbors," Carter said.
Officials with the FBI say they haven't determined the cause of the Aug. 6 fire, and they're continuing to investigate. A July 4 fire that damaged the mosque has been ruled an arson. A surveillance video shows a man lighting a package and throwing it onto the roof of the building.
Scheduled speakers at the rally include Hina Qidwai, with the mosque; local Starbucks manager Sara Berry; and Rick Love, president of Peace Catalyst International.
Love said in a phone interview that his Arizona-based organization's mission is to be an evangelical peacemaker.
"We're trying to model and demonstrate a model for peacemaking for evangelicals," Love said. "We are committed to multidimensional reconciliation."
He said that includes establishing relationships between Christians and Muslims through things as simple as having a meal together.
"We're always thinking of creative ways to get people together," he said.
Love said many evangelical Christians fear reaching out to Muslims, but that they should not.
"The rally is a beautiful example of what it means to love your religious neighbors," Love said. "We're seeking to be faithful to Jesus. I'm showing up to say to Muslims there, 'You do have neighbors.'"
Love said all the positive responses to the mosque fire are encouraging, but that it's sad that something negative had to happen to evoke the response.
"The Bible says we need to weep with those who weep," he said. "We're to hate evil and overcome evil with good."
Love said he would have another message at the rally.
"I want to speak as an American, speak out against the poison of prejudice and stand up for the Constitution," he said.
Performers at the rally will include Adam Francis, Kaitlin Curtice, Eine Blume and Kufara.
Carter said The Kominas, a New York City band, won't perform at the rally as originally planned. Members couldn't scrape together money for airfare.
Other activities at the rally will include writing messages on a banner for the members of the mosque, donating to the mosque and creating art with Art Feeds.
The Islamic Circle of North America has donated 500 backpacks with school supplies for those attending the rally.
THOSE ATTENDING are asked to provide a blanket or lawn chairs and are welcome to bring a picnic meal.


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STILLWATER, Okla. — Oklahoma State men's basketball player Phillip Jurick has been suspended indefinitely after violating team rules.
Coach Travis Ford announced that Jurick will not travel with the Cowboys as they begin their 10-day exhibition tour to Spain starting Wednesday. Ford also said a final decision on Jurick's status with the team will be made once more information is obtained.
Jurick was charged Monday with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. He plead not guilty to the misdemeanor charges Monday and is scheduled to appear in court on Aug. 20.
Jurick started 16 of the 27 games he played for Oklahoma State before injuries ended his season. He averaged 1.6 points and 4.9 rebounds in those games.


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Yes, Virginia, tomorrow is an election day—just not for most of Sonoma County.
Ukiah Daily Journal Editor K.C. Meadows explains the reasons behind her paper's decision to take an editorial position against Measure A, the ballot measure that would approve a huge new mall project on the site of the city's former Masonite plant.
The status of the proposed Mendocino Crossings site as a former industrial property is another point of contention. Supporters of the project say it would clean up the industrial wastes that were left there; opponents would rather keep it open for other options.
The website for the Yes on A campaign is here. And the No on A campaign is here.
Marin County political observer and commentator Dick Spotswood says that there are several ballot measures to provide additional funding for local schools across the county, and history suggests they will fare well on Tuesday, even those with a high threshold for approval.
Dick Spotswood is a columnist for the Marin Independent Journal. He blogs about Marin politics at The Militant Centrist.


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West End Bank, S.B. (formerly known as West End Savings Bank), Richmond, Indiana, has contacted the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to report that counterfeit cashier's checks bearing the institution's name are in circulation.
The counterfeit items display the routing number 274970814, which is assigned to West End Bank, S.B.; however, West End Bank, S.B. does not issue cashier's checks. It does, however, issue official checks.
The counterfeit items display the words "CASHIER'S CHECK" in the top-left corner. The following security statement is embedded within a darkened top border with rounded corners: "FOR SECURITY PURPOSES, THE FACE OF THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS A COLORED BACKGROUND AND MICROPRINTING IN THE BORDER." A security feature statement is also shown along the bottom border between two padlocks. The bank's logo, name, city, state and a telephone number ("1.866.469.8706"), which is not associated with the bank, are displayed in the top center. A rectangular box containing the numeric dollar amount is shown on the right side.
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Harvard Law School is dedicated to providing students with appropriate support and services to ensure that they have an accessible and welcoming learning environment. Accessibility Services, in the Dean of Students Office, exists to support students experiencing any type of challenge in law school. We can assist with many supports including, but not limited to: ■Accommodations for People with Disabilities ■Personal Emergency and Illness ■ Learning Support Services ■Personal and Medical Leaves ■Support for Parents and Expecting Parents ■Wellness Resources ■Referrals to University and Community Resources


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PORTLAND -- The Oregon Zoo released five names Monday for a public vote on what to call elephant Rose-Tu's calf that was born last week.
Here are the five names that the public gets to choose from:
- Jaidee (Thai for "good-hearted")
- Sirikit (name for Thai royalty, literal meaning is "glorious")
- Rakhi (Sanskrit for "love/bond between siblings")
- Lily (following the flower theme of mom's name, Rose-Tu, or Rose for short)
- Siddhi (Sanskrit for "perfection"; wife of Ganesha)
Votes will be accepted online, through the Oregon Zoo website, through Sunday, Dec. 9, at 5 p.m. The zoo will announce the winning name on Monday, Dec. 10.
"The outpouring support for the zoo and its newest resident has been incredible," said Kim Smith, zoo director. "Rose-Tu and her calf are doing well. They're bonding and comfortable with each other. Now it's time to give the calf a name that suits her."
Latest updates: Rose-Tu zoo blog
Photos: Rose-Tu and her calf
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Born at 300 pounds, the female calf now trots around with mom, zoo officials said. The baby also met older brother Samudra and trunk-bumped.
"The calf is beautiful, healthy, tall and very vigorous," said Kim Smith, Oregon Zoo director. "She's vocalizing loudly. The first time we heard her, the sound was so deep and loud that we thought it was Shine. She's definitely got a great set of pipes, and it looks like she's going to be a real pistol."
Smith said the calf is nursing well, and that Rose-Tu has been very attentive to her.
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My New Year's Eve Brownells order finally shipped today. Also, here's my latest email from Cheaperthandirt:
"Consumer reaction to the political rhetoric after the shooting in CT caused a rush of online orders at Cheaper Than Dirt! which led to the largest backlog in the company's history.
Cheaper Than Dirt! management had no choice but to suspend firearm sales while examining ways to meet customer demand and maintain the careful and lawful processes established.
Firearm sales require a significant amount of individual attention compared to the automated system for non-firearm products. Firearm orders were being placed faster than the inventory system could update, potentially leading to an overselling situation and cancellation of orders on a very large-scale.
Ammunition and shooting accessories orders more than tripled, resulting in week-long shipping delays. Since firearms sales are a much smaller portion of its sales and require more resources, the decision was made to utilize personnel in areas that would make the most impact servicing customers.
The past three weeks have been spent catching up on the tremendous backlog of orders, training additional staff and increasing inventory back to acceptable levels.
Firearm sales will resume on a limited basis beginning Tuesday, January 8, based on available inventory. The selection will increase as more firearms become available. Specifically, firearms that are in high demand are not currently available from manufacturers due to the lack of inventory. This includes most modern sporting rifles.
Cheaper Than Dirt!'s goal is to maintain the level of service customers have come to expect."
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The ancient art of foot reflexology comes of age in this Electro Flex foot massager! Stressful day at the office? Tough workout? Put your feet on this massager and transport yourself into a state of relaxation, reduced stress and renewed energy! Studies of foot reflexology consistently show profound benefits. Comfortable and easy to use, this advanced massager harnesses the healing properties of reflexology to help you feel your best. It features 10 preset programs with 40 levels each to provide a gentle and soothing massage. Also has far infrared massage function, timer with auto-off and manual foot massager. 17"W x 5.5"H x 16.5". No medical claims expressed or implied. Uses size "C" batteries (not included).
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