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109 East 42nd Street
New York, NY 10017
Midtown East
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Contemporary American
$30 and under
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New York Central Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(646) 213-6865
Hours of Operation:
6:30am - 11:00am Mon - Fri
6:30am - 11:30am Sat - Sun
11:30am - 2:00pm Mon - Fri
12:00pm - 2:00pm Sat - Sun
5:00pm - 11:00pm Mon - Sat
Lite fare available from 2:00pm - 5:00pm Daily
Full lounge menu available from 5:00pm - 11:00pm Daily
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American
Executive Chef:
Matthew Garelick
Dress Code:
Business Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
Special Events & Promotions:
Offering a truly unique experience, New York Central offers a spacious Wine Gallery, ideal for private parties and events. Our Wine Gallery boasts an extensive list of vintages. Featuring a state-of-the-art Napa Technology WineStation®, the self-dispensing tasting system allows guests to select their own beverage in tasting, half-glass or full-glass sizes. Perfect for Manhattan's many wine lovers, this unique bar concept allows guests to peruse and try a variety of wines at their leisure. No matter what your desire, our team will tailor an evening to your liking; stroll in from the hotel or call ahead to request a private tasting event. Small plates of innovative meals inspired by French, Italian and Spanish cuisine paired with wines from our stocked wine gallery and recommended by our enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff will be sure to satisfy you. To plan your next private party, please email email@example.com.
Getting there
Cross Street:
Park Avenue at Grand Central
Public Transit:
Take subway to 42nd Street - Grand Central Station.
Parking Details:
Self parking is not available. Valet service for our NYC hotel is owned and operated by "Laz Parking." Parking is charged on a flat rate basis. For cars, $50.00 up to six hours and $60.00 after six hours. For SUVs/Oversized vehicles, $60.00 up to six hours and $70.00 after six hours.
A word from New York Central
Overlooking the splendor of 42nd Street, New York Central is a full service bar and kitchen offering only the freshest seasonal and locally-sourced products available. While enjoying an eclectic menu of culinary pleasures, New York Central offers the versatility for an experience any time of the
day, whether it is a power breakfast, business lunch, happy hour, casual dinner or late-night drinks. Offering a kid-friendly menu, New York Central is suitable for every party. Our menus reinterpret Western European dishes into delectably modern cuisine. The restaurant's lounge focuses on light bites and exquisitely crafted cocktails.
Due to limited seating availability we kindly request reservations be made for dining guests. Exclusive coffee service is available on a first come first serve basis in our lounge.
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Too expensive, even for NYC -
almost $60 for an English muffin, yogourt parfait, 2 OJs and 2 coffees. Service was friendly but very slow (not enough staff)."
Dined on 6/4/2014
We had excellent service and very
good food. The atmosphere was surprisingly quiet. It was not at all crowded for Sunday lunch, but was still appreciative of a timely seating for our reservation. It was especially convenient for meeting someone at Hyatt."
Dined on 5/25/2014
I was there for the first time
with my family for a Mother's day brunch. The brunch menu is extensive. There is something for everybody. The presentation of the food was excellent. We sat on the window side over looking E42nd Street. Our server, Eddie was also great. Very pleasant and attentive. Definitely coming back. "
Dined on 5/11/2014
Had a business lunch here during
the week. Fast service and good food. It's a hotel restaurant so it's not cheap but definitely worth the price. "
Dined on 4/23/2014
I had a business lunch with a
colleague who was staying at the Grand Hyatt for a conference. The location was ideal because we had a limited time to catch up before his next appointment. The service was prompt and efficient, which suited our purposes. Also, the convenient lunch options of 1/2 sandwich and soup or salad were perfect for our appetites and schedules. We both had a small cup of manhattan clam chowder, which was very good. My turkey club was tasty and my colleague enjoyed his pastrami as well. The prompt service allowed us a few extra minutes of conversation and my colleague got to his appointment with time to spare."
Dined on 4/9/2014
Good food, great atmosphere that
helps calm my day from time to time."
Dined on 3/31/2014
We booked a table here as the
Hyatt was close to Broadway and on our way to the hotel. We were expected and got what we went for: a quick late night bite. The service was ok. The food good for what we payed, but nothing special."
Dined on 3/4/2014
Food was good and service very
good. Bar and restaurant are cold."
Dined on 1/31/2014
Went for dinner and had a
wonderful meal. There were four of us so we tried different things and it was all delicious with portions that were definitely NOT skimpy. Three shared appetizers - beet salad, scallops with thick cut bacon and creamy, creamy yummy mac & cheese - and four entrees - skirt steak, pork chop, roast chicken and snapper with mushrooms (tonight's special). Everyone had a great time. Service was perfect with just the right level of attentiveness without being over-bearing. Can't wait to go back."
Dined on 1/23/2014
Breakfast service was poor - hard
to get drink refilled and no attention at all, post-delivery of food. Oatmeal was watery/soupy. Prices excessive but maybe what you would expect in a hotel. Lunch was less busy and service & food (a fish entree) both better."
Dined on 11/15/2013
The restaurant motif was stark and
uninviting. Very cafeteria-style and institutional-like in its decor. It was not soft and inviting. Getting up to the restaurant using those stairs was a feat if one, like me, just had knee surgery. Those stairs are a killer. However, once seated, the human element kicked in and the wait staff was absolutely wonderful and sensitive to our every need. They anticipated what we wanted and with grace and alacrity, it was there for us. Good for business meetings, not for a cozy, calming lunch or dinner."
Dined on 10/25/2013
Very good for small business meet
and confidential discussions"
Dined on 10/25/2013
Not a big fan of the food here for
the price, also the waiter had to ask and re-ask what we ordered."
Dined on 10/11/2013
Two weeks ago, I organized a
breakfast meeting at NY Central with some high-level UN officials. Ambience of the restaurant is good, although our table was right next to the kitchen, with very high noise levels. Lots of banging of pots and pans, yelling by kitchen staff made it quite embarrassing for me considering who was at breakfast, which included a UN Special Rapporteur, a former head of state and other important women. I also thought the waitstaff's chatty attitude to these women (all of whom were from another country) was not totally appropriate. I would recommend the restaurant again as a good, central place to meet, but for more informal purposes. Great for meeting a friend for a meal, or for a one-on-one meeting."
Dined on 9/27/2013
excellent food and menu selection.
the service was TOP notch. We will be returning again, and recommending to all of our friends and colleagues."
Dined on 9/26/2013
I come here often for business
breakfasts. It is extremely convenient and the food is very good. However, for the second time in a row, I was overcharged for items never served! The service here is one extreme or the other: hovering servers interrupting every three seconds or the opposite. And unfortunately I had no time to chase down my waiter for the undelivered muffin that I was charged for. It is a shame it is so badly managed as this is a convenient burp sines breakfast spot with very good food."
Dined on 9/26/2013
I had a business lunch with my
client. Good atmosphere, convenient location. Great for business lunch for a small party. I'd like to try for dinner next time."
Dined on 9/24/2013
Good food and perfect for business
lunch. Waitstaff very attentive and quick to respond. The tables are small, considering the size of the dishes."
Dined on 9/12/2013
The restaurant was very small and
noisy which was not what we expected. The food and service were good, but we hoped for a better ambience for our special romantic dinner out during vacation."
Dined on 7/12/2013
This was a special 50th birthday
treat and the meal was extremely nice, however we felt that both the meal and the drinks in the adjoining bar were a little pricey. Although the setting and the views over 42nd Street and Grand Central Station were superb."
Dined on 6/8/2013
The food was ok I think I could
have made a turkey sandwich myself that would have tasted better...the staff was friendly and service was great...but the food was not anything to rave about...a little disappointed but I will go back for drinks!!!"
Dined on 5/25/2013
The menu had changed from what was
listed and we headed there looking specifically for souffle and it was no longer being served."
Dined on 5/4/2013
Suprisingly good for a hotel
restaurant. Salad was excellent but the chicken entree which was good was a bit dry."
Dined on 4/22/2013
Not much to say. Good location to
have a quick meeting over a quick bite but really limited menu, really not all that great and has absolutely no ambiance. Again, I was just there for a lunch meeting and it was conveniently located and quiet to have a meeting but I would never come there for any other reason."
Dined on 4/18/2013
Well spaced tables for business
conversation. Minimal/no interruptive background music."
Dined on 3/21/2013
Overly pricey, small portions.
Went there for lunch and hadn't been there for a while and was shocked at the pricing. I guess you pay for the scene. I won't be back."
Dined on 3/6/2013
Ordered scallop dinner. My niece
and I both had the same thing. Our scalloped had a weird taste to them and were tough and overlooked. Waitress was hard to get. We had reservations and our table was not ready so we sat at the bar for a few drinks and the host never came to get us. He just kept seating other guests. I walked over to see if we could be seated and still again had to wait. Ended up sitting in the bar to eat. Nice bar scene but I wouldn't recommend dinner. Paid 134.00 for two people for an awful dinner we didn't even finish the scallops"
Dined on 2/15/2013
Good location quality service, and
the pricing was reasonable, This was the dining at the hotel of where we were at so we had breakfast there a few times and found it to be enjoyable at reasonable rates, but it is not what I would consider high end dining by any means, more of a nice place to grab a bite if you happen to be staying at the hotel or good place for a business meeting but not the type of place to go for a special evening also."
Dined on 1/16/2013
This was my second experience of
dining at this restaurant. I went for Thanksgiving and they served a special menu for the day which I cannot fault. The food was a modern twist on the classic turkey day feast, delivered fast and presented well. It tasted great, thick and creamy butternut squash soup, moist turkey and stuffing with winter veg' puree and a simply fantastic pumpkin and caramel tart that I would happily have over and over again! At $65 it was more expensive than last year's offering but still reasonable compared to some. The restaurant is well designed and my table had a great view over 42nd street and would urge fellow diners to ask to get these tables if not offered. The service was excellent and would visit again."
Dined on 11/22/2012
We celebrated Thanksgiving dinner
here. Nice portions for all. The turkey was flavourful and moist, our children even complimented how good it was, desert was apple pie and pumpkin pie with house made vanilla ice cream, yum.."
Dined on 11/22/2012
I had never been to NY Central but
the location is hard to beat and the new decor was really great. The food was excellent though expensive, not surprising given its location within a hotel. They were very accommodating of our having a toddler with us as well. I'd definitely go back."
Dined on 10/18/2012
There was no hostess, when asked
if appetizer could be had as a main course, a double portion was served (way too much) at a cost of 2 times the app meaning $36! for lunch!"
Dined on 10/2/2012
Attractive and convenient mid-town
setting. It should be noted that it is in a hotel and does not have direct street access, since one can get confused looking for any indication of it along the street itself. If you're in the Grand Hyatt, there you are! So it's a good place to meet people who are arriving via Grand Central Station, yet it is well removed from the bustle of the station. The food was excellent and so was the service, gracious and professional."
Dined on 9/24/2012
It's a hotel lobby restaurant.
It's also not good."
Dined on 9/22/2012
Great place for a corporate dinner
- eclectic menu, very good wine and cocktail list."
Dined on 9/18/2012
I think it's very expensive. No
way it's only $$$."
Dined on 9/17/2012
A wonderful, convenient,peaceful
oasis near Grand Central Terminal.The menu offerred perfect lunch options for each of us, and the food was delightfully fresh and well prepared. Very professional staff were so helpful."
Dined on 8/15/2012
Hostess had that horrible NY
"attitude" when I requested a certain table for a business breakfast meeting. Service was inattentive. Food was good, though."
Dined on 8/9/2012
The waitstaff was very attentive
and knowledgeable. They provided great recommendations for our dinner, which my mom got the chicken by recommendation, which was delicious, and we had the Souffle with bananas which was great! The food portions were large, we shared 1 side (the creamed spinach - mmm!) between 3 of us and it was just enough. The servers were always there to refill the waters or bring more bread. The wine list was large - I had a delicious glass of Sauvignon Blanc. I did feel that $15 is a bit hefty for a glass of wine though. The burget was massive and the fries were delicious, but again $20 for a burger seems excessive, even for NYC. Overall, a great spot for a special occassion."
Dined on 8/6/2012
The openness and many hard
surfaces in the dining area made it very noisy."
Dined on 7/25/2012
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DNC Chairman Meets with Black Bloggers
by AAPPundit, Sat Sep 18, 2010 at 05:57:12 PM EDT
A few days ago I attended a DNC meeting with Black Political and Social Action Bloggers and DNC Chairman, Gov.Tim Kaine. This is a 180 degree change from the days of black bloggers concerned about a lack of access within the DNC. I'm reminded about a post a number of years ago, by Liza at the culture Kitchen when she wrote: "These are the 20 liberal bloggers that met with Bill Clinton in Harlem.
It was great to see and hear black political bloggers like Leutisha Stills aka "The Christian Progressive Liberal from Jack and Jill Politics, Black Snob'sDanielle.Belton, Blogger Jeneba Jalloh "JJ" Ghatt, Kristal High of Politic365.com, Garlin Gilchrist II at Garlin.org, Donna Marie Coles Johnson at Indie Business, Debbie Hines atLegalSpeaks.com, Navarrow Wright at Maxie Solutions, Keli Goff, Barry Miles from Wee See You. Com, Carmen Rosenweek at All About Race, CPR Thomas at WeeSeeYou.com, along with representatives from Blogging While Brown, TheLoop21, Electronic Village,The Root, Legal Speaks and the Center for Community Change, attending and engaged in the meeting with the DNC Chairman.
"The conversation revolved around the DNC's efforts to inform, engage and empower voters – especially African American voters- to participate in the upcoming elections.
The DNC senior staff have said if President Obama is to continue moving our country forward our community has to be informed. Moreover, he needs allies in Congress and in order for him to have allies in Congress we need people to come to the polls and vote.
The conversation with Chairman Kaine took place today at the DNC headquarters in Washington, DC with a conference call-in number for black bloggers who were not be able to attend in person.
There were background discussions with senior DNC staffers, including Clyde E. Williams, Political Director for the DNC, along with Derrick L. Plummer, Regional Press Secretary, and Jamiah Adams, New Media Constituency Manager at the DNC. Read more HERE
Bloggers in attendance got a real opportunity to discuss the DNC's detailed plan to engage voters and how the DNC can be a resource to members of the African American Political blogger community.
This meeting in many ways appeared to serve as a DNC coordinated follow-up to an earlier high level meeting between black bloggers and the Obama administration.
As reported by Casey Gane-McCalla over at NewsOne, President Obama's staff has been reaching out to an array of new black opinion-makers ---- black political bloggers and Pundits. As reported by Casey Gane-McCalla, the White House meeting was brokered by Cheryl Contee of the blog Jack & Jill Politics, and was several months in the making. As reported by NewsOne, It also offered the bloggers a chance to connect with the administration and find ways to gain more White House access. Over 60 bloggers met in June with Jesse Lee, director of the White House's Online Programs, and Corey Ealons, White House director of African American Media, while in the DC for Blogging While Brown conference. More HERE
Regarding the meeting with the DNC Chairman Kaine it was organized by DNC Regional Press Secretary Derrick L. Plummer, along with Jamiah Adams, New Media Constituency Manager with the DNC.
During the meeting we learned from the DNC Chairman that the DNC will provide an unprecedented amount of resources with a special emphasis on base turnout — youth, African-Americans, Latinos and first-time voters. I found the DNC Chairman to be thoughtful, candid, and willing to listen to ways to improve DNC communication to African American voters and African American bloggers.
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This Pundit asked whether there would be any special emphasis for the DNC to advertise on black political blogs. Something that has been a concern of mine and other black bloggers for some time. We will be asking that question again, and will inform our readers of the final answer. Show me the money!
As I said back in 2007, more black voters will be reading these black bloggers views and opinions. There are progressive black political bloggers suchJack and Jill Politics, Afro-Netizen,Black Commentator, Black Agenda Report, Black Races,BlackProf, BrownFemiPower, Black electorate,Field Negro, Mirror on America, Negro Please,NegroPhile, Oliver Willis, Prometheus 6, Republic of T, Skeptical Brotha,Where Is The Outrage?,Francis Holland, Anderson at Large, and so many others, (don't forget the Angry Indian – Voice of a Native Son) who just may be interested in advertising and the DNC's advertising dollar.
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During the discussion with DNC Chairman, Tim Kaine the former Virginia governor says given all the challenges his party's faced since the 2008 election, and despite the poll numbers, he's believes the Democrats can pull off victories in some races that will surprise people. He pointed out Democrats need help from all segments to inform, engage and empower voters – especially African American voters- to participate in the upcoming elections.
AAP says: "I know I want my President to be successful. Do you? It's about rebuilding our nation, our communities our neighborhoods. Although I am not a Democrat, I believe it's time to rally with the President and his party around issues we agree upon. I believe progressive black political bloggers should support the President and the DNC... even when we disagree. Just remember to hold the DNC and the President accountable, if they don't address issues like high unemployment, poverty reduction and other issues important to our communities."
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By JOHN SHINN
Oklahoma coach Lon Kruger collected three letters of intent Wednesday, adding a potential point guard for the future and some low post size the Sooners have lacked.
The trio who signed on the dotted line were Edmond Memorial guard Jordan Woodward and junior college forwards Dominique Elliott and Keshaun Hamilton.
Woodward, a 6-foot, 170-pound point guard, is regarded by Rivals.com as the country's No. 135 recruit in the 2013 class. In his two years at Edmond Memorial, he has led his teams to a 53-3 (.946) record and a pair of Class 6A state title game appearances, winning the 2011 state crown.
"Jordan is a terrific young guard who has played point all his life and can really shoot it, so that's a good combination as he prepares to make that transition to college," Kruger said in statement. "He's been in the state championship game the last two years, winning one of them and narrowly losing the other. Hopefully he will go back (to the title game) and do well this year. He's just a point guard that's terrific at running his team and can become a big-time scorer as well."
Elliott is a 6-8, 240-pound forward at Trinity Valley Community College in Athens, Texas. Last year as a freshman, Elliott averaged 8.2 points and 8.7 rebounds a game while shooting 57.4 percent from the field. Through five games this season, Elliott is averaging 11.4 points and 9.0 rebounds while shooting 59.0 percent.
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Hamilton is a 6-10, 270-pound sophomore forward at Labette Community College in Parsons, Kan., who played as a freshman last year at Santa Fe College in Gainesville, Fla. As a freshman, he averaged 7.4 points, 7.3 rebounds and 1.6 assists in 14 games before sustaining a season-ending anterior cruciate ligament tear.
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WDYT about Rhett Ambrose?
Hi nameberries!
I´ve found this combo that I love, but I worry that it sounds a little too girlish? Got any suggestions to make it more boyish?
May 5th, 2013 04:56 PM #3
Honestly, it looks like a mash up of two very different styles. Rhett feels dated and very 'American' whereas Ambrose is kind of classic eccentric. It doesn't sound girly to me as Rhett is all-boy IMO, but if you wanted to man-up and even out the styles, I'd suggest:
Rhett Christopher
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May 5th, 2013 05:02 PM #5
Rhett Ambrose sounds like such a romantic name to me! I love it! It doesn't sound girly to me, just maybe upperclass or sophisticated. I like it, its definitely different. I don't think you need to change it, but some of the ones charlieandperry1 suggested were good, like Rhett William. That is a classy name.Just another teenberry and writer, a lover of names
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Milwaukee's (8-7) coming off a 3-6 road trip, but they did win Wednesday (April 19, 2006) night in Houston (10-5), 7-2.
Thursday, Tomo Ohka (1-1, 3.00 ERA) pitches for the Brewers.
Dave Williams (1-2, 8.00 ERA) is on the hill for Cincinnati. First pitch is at 7:05 p.m.
The Bucks (40-42) will be in action again Sunday (April 23, 2006) night to take on the top-seeded Detroit Pistons (64-18) in the playoffs.
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-- — Editor's Note: According to the Judicial Branch of Indiana Web site (www.in.gov/judicial/), Ind. Trial Rule 53.1 and Ind. Trial Rule 53.2 address the term "lazy judge" as one who fails to rule on a motion or delays a judgment.
Dear Editor,
The Franklin County Circuit Court judge election presents the voters with an opportunity to remedy a festering problem. I support the candidacy of Tammy Davis and hope the voters will vote for her and not the incumbent, Steve Cox.
Here's why: Steve Cox is a "lazy judge."
The Indiana Supreme Court provides a remedy for a situation where a judge doesn't do his job. It is called the "lazy judge rule." Lawyers do not use it very often because judges do not like to be labeled "lazy" by the Indiana Supreme Court.
At the end of August 2011, Judge Cox was presented with a decision that involved two foreclosed houses in Franklin County, worth about $200,000. In my opinion, it should have taken no more than a week for him to consider the facts and say whether a new sheriff sale should be held. After six months, when my two clients still had no ruling from Judge Cox, I cited him to the Indiana Supreme Court. The court took the cases away from him and assigned a new judge from another county.
See Cause No. 24CO1-1103-MF-0051 and Cause No. 24CO1-0812-MF-0626, Franklin Circuit Court.
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Do you still like calling North Carolina home? As a freelance business writer, I spend my days in a steady stream of conference calls with senior executives all around the world. These calls often involve people Ive never met, so we usually spend the first few minutes getting acquainted. Until recently, my participation was easy and positive. Id report that I work from home in Chapel Hill, and envy would blossom from every corner of the earth.
North Carolina, an Australian client said a few years ago. Are you a Duke fan or a Carolina fan? One client from Toronto always exclaimed about the beauty of the Outer Banks. Executives in England and Belgium have even asked whether they could come for a visit, eager to see the sights, play golf or spend a weekend in the mountains. These clients have included business consultants, chief financial officers, health care executives, government officials, military leaders, inventors, journalists and more.
Over the past few months, these patterns of client enthusiasm have all but disappeared. Instead of asking about basketball or barbecue, questions have become more pointed and more critical.
What is going on down there? my client from Toronto asked a couple of weeks ago. Another, whose daughter had been thinking of attending college in North Carolina, wanted to know what life might be like in that college town. Will students really be able to carry loaded guns into bars? she asked.
The answers to my clients questions these days dont paint a pretty picture. Among all 50 states, North Carolina ranks next to last in teacher pay. Soon well be rock bottom. We recently passed an amendment to our state constitution that enshrines discrimination against gays into our legal system. Our election laws are the most extreme in the nation in restricting voting access. Our legislature has taken authority from local governments for airport management, annexation, broadband, water systems and zoning. Our gerrymandered legislative districts rival the worst in the country in terms of racial discrimination and partisan extremism.
For many executives I talk with, the questions behind their questions are not philosophical or theoretical. They want to know what might happen if they were to live and work in North Carolina. They want to know if changes in public education will erode the quality of our workforce. They want to know what barriers our policies may create when it comes to recruiting from the pool of global talent. Will women want to relocate here? How about gay workers? How about young families? What kinds of schools can employees expect their children to attend?
For nearly 15 years in my work as a freelance writer, I never encountered questions like these. Until a few months ago, people all around the world knew North Carolina as a beacon of forward-thinking, not just in the South, but in the entire United States. Until a few months ago, the most challenging question I had to answer was about college basketball.
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A year ago, in the inaugural Bedlam Cup in Norman, Oklahoma State University golfer Amy Ruengmateekhun stood over a short putt on the 18th hole of the Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club not knowing exactly how important the putt was.
But she did once her teammates reacted after she drained the momentum-changing putt to help give the Oklahoma State women's golf team a 6-5 victory in the Ryder Cup style format event.
"I didn't even know, so when I made the putt the team started screaming and yelling and were so happy and I was just like, 'OK, I didn't know how big it was,'" said Ruengmateekhun, who rallied from 2-down with three holes remaining to win the match and give OSU a crucial full point in the team race. "It was only like a three or four footer, but it still meant a lot getting the chance to make that putt and help the team out with that point."
The newly minted Big 12 Conference women's golf champions will attempt a repeat of last year's victory over their in-state rival when the Cowgirls host this year's Bedlam Cup Saturday at Karsten Creek Golf Course.
"OU and Oklahoma State have such a good rivalry, and fortunately this year both teams are good," second-year coach Alan Bratton said. "It should be a great day of golf and hopefully we come out on top."
The Bedlam Cup will consist of alternate-shot matches in the morning, and follow with singles matches in the afternoon session. It's the only event the Cowgirls compete in that is not of the stroke play variety.
"I've been waiting for a chance to play the team, Ryder Cup type of tournament and this Bedlam Cup will be very similar to that," said Oklahoma State freshman Julie Yang, who has been a big part of OSU's recent success with back-to-back tournament titles. "I'm just really looking forward to it. And the fact that it's at Karsten Creek, I think we have a big advantage."
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Ryan Hartman
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Junior team: Plymouth (OHL)
Born: Hilton Head, S.C.
Measurables: 5-foot-11, 185 pounds
2012-13 stats: 56 games, 23 goals, 37 assists, 60 points
Central Scouting rank: No. 16
Lowdown: Many people speak highly of Hartman, but few are his opponents. He can be likened to the Sabres' Patrick Kaleta. He's an agitator of the highest degree who loves the sound and feel of a big hit. He finished second on Plymouth with six fighting majors and led the team with 120 penalty minutes. Skirmishes after the whistle were as frequent as the verbal barbs Hartman lobbed at his foes.
Hartman helped the United States win gold at the world junior tournament. While skating in the role of shutdown forward, he put up two goals and three points in seven games. He finished second on Plymouth in points and assists. The former member of the U.S. National Team Development Program brings a solid work ethic and rarely takes shifts off.
Hartman probably will not develop into a top-line scorer, but he can bring the intangibles and attitude that teams embrace. He had shoulder surgery after the season and will be sidelined until August.
He said it: "Lots of teams show interest, some teams don't. It's exciting to think about. It's going to be where you're playing for the rest of your life, maybe." – Hartman, about the draft, to NHL.com.
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Seven years ago, Karim Chatriwala turned the key to open his version of the American Dream. The Pakistani immigrant opened up a Subway sandwich storefront in Morton Grove, a north suburb of Chicago, where he lives with his wife, two children and parents. With a wide network of friends and a place of worship right down the street, Chatriwala says the community has a lot to offer.
But the business owner also said that if his property taxes do not decrease, his increasing debt might force him to move away. He estimates he pays $1,200 per month and is barely keeping afloat. So Chatriwala went to his local township assessor's office, seeking advice and raising concern. The assessor and his deputy answered his questions, and gave him information about how to ensure fair assessments in the coming year.
Elected officials and taxpayer advocates wish more residents did the same thing. They say there needs to be more interest from Cook County residents in understanding the complex property tax system, as well as more outreach and education so that fewer people end up feeling the painful crunch that Chatriwala experienced when his property taxes increased.
From a non-profit's perspective
As the director for the Illinois chapter of the free market-based non-profit Americans For Prosperity, Joe Calomino travels the state of Illinois to "educate and empower citizens to hold elected officials accountable for how they spend our tax dollars."
Calomino is adamant about the need to engage residents to ask important questions if the property tax system is to be simplified.
"People are upset because they pay a lot, and they want to know what they're getting for their dollar if their homes' market value declined, but their property taxes are going up," he said. "The public doesn't understand how the forms of government go about producing levy requests."
Calomino added that Illinois has more forms of government than most states in the country, meaning there are more bodies that can levy taxes and greater complexity within the system.
One of Calomino's top priorities with Americans For Prosperity is "to consistently train the public to ask, 'What are we getting for our tax dollar and where is our money going?'" In recent years, Calomino has organized property tax forums around the state with township assessors and other elected officials to address questions about the computation of residents' property bills.
From an elected official's perspective
Newly elected Cook County Board of Review (BOR) Commissioner Dan Patlak highlighted some similar goals when he sat down with Patch in early March. As a former township assessor in Cook County, he said he knows firsthand the confusion at the ground level.
"We are trying to get as much education out there as possible to as many people as we can," Patlak said. "We recently hired someone who speaks Polish, and today 10 people came in asking for property appeals in Polish."
Patlak also mentioned that collectively members of his staff spoke Hindi, Punjabi, Greek, French, Arabic and Spanish as language alternatives. He said the diverse range of languages makes the appeal process smoother.
When citizens begin to understand the issues surrounding Cook County property taxes, they are also better prepared to assess their own situations.
Chatriwala is an example of one inquiring citizen. "If I had this business in DuPage County, I wouldn't be complaining because I would be paying $400 or $500 dollar per month in property taxes," he said. "I have friends who own property in DuPage County, and when we compare apples to apples, property tax is much less in DuPage County."
The impact of losing businesses in Cook County is another piece of the complicated property tax puzzle that Patlak says is important for residents to understand.
"Losing one business property is like losing two-and-a-half residential properties to us," said Patlak, referring to that results in a disproportionate amount of tax revenue coming from businesses.
"What you see are big streets with great tracks of vacant property, so not only is there no place to shop conveniently, but little property tax from businesses in these communities," he said.
"People need to know that when there is vacant commercial space, the property values goes down, and property taxes for residents go up to help pay for the tax burden of local taxing bodies like schools."
So what do you do?
According to Calomino, it wouldn't hurt to get a little fired up. "The public is not engaged," he noted. "Big time."
Calomino envisions a future with local activist watchdogs who can ask hard questions of local governments, which will in turn publish full reports of their spending online.
To that, Patlak said he's working on the BOR's website, which at the time of our interview, included dead links.
"We want the board to be a taxpayer's advocate; we aim to improve the website to make the appeal process more transparent for citizens," he said. Patlak also mentioned seminars that he hosts around the county for residents as a way to spark engagement with residents.
So the next steps you can take:
- Sign up for your township assessor's listserv emails to keep informed about meetings, and consider attending them when you can. The Cook County Assessor's Office directs you to your own township assessor here.
- If you're hungry for more reading, check out the primers and research by The Civic Federation.
- Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) published the "State and Local Taxation" report, which offers another perspective.
- Check out the FAQ on the Cook County Assessor's Office website and/or the FAQ on the Cook County Board of Review website.
- Consider dropping by a local government, school, library or park board meeting to get elected officials' take on property taxes, spending and what they are doing to keep the local tax rate at a reasonable level.
When it comes to Cook County property bills, the cost of comprehension? Priceless.


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The state Board of Education this morning approved nine new public charter schools, including one for Bear Grass.
Citizens of the Martin County town have been trying to get a charter school ever since the county school system closed the school in 2008.
The state approved the charter for Bear Grass and eight other schools that were fast-tracked once state law no longer capped the number of charter schools in the state at 100.
Bear Grass School will open in August.
Charter schools are tuition-free, public schools that get their funding from taxpayers but operate with fewer of the regulations facing traditional public schools.
Other charters here in the East getting approved today are North East Carolina Preparatory School in Edgecombe County and Water's Edge Village School in Currituck County.
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Original recipe yields 8 servings
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C).
- Roast the chicken legs in the preheated oven until the skin is crispy, and the meat is cooked through, 30 to 40 minutes.
- While the chicken is roasting, puree the milk, sour cream, chipotle peppers, and chicken bouillon granules in a blender until smooth. Melt the margarine in a large pan over medium heat. Pour in the chipotle puree, bring to a simmer, reduce heat to low, and season with salt to taste. Add the cooked chicken legs, and simmer for about 10 minutes, until chicken has taken on the flavor of the sauce.
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DO NOT DO WHAT I DID! I bought a small 7 oz can of Chipotle Peppers in Adobo sauce. When I opened the can, the peppers were chopped. The back of the can said "Serving size 3 peppers in adobo sauce". I thought "I like spicy - what's one more pepper". My sauce came out RED, not a creamy sauce like I saw in the picture. Then I pulled the can out of the trash and read further "6 servings". That means I had the equivalent of 18 peppers!! Whoo! Talk about spicy! I was able to take 1/9th and add some milk and sour cream, and it came out pretty good! (Now I just have to fix this 8 more times to use up the rest LOL)
Awesome recipe! I browned boneless, skinless chicken breasts and then added the sauce to finish cooking them. I used one chicken bouillion cube, lite sour cream and only one cup of milk but upped the number of chipotles to 5 for a nice "kick". Also, thickened the sauce a bit toward the end of cooking with a bit of flour and water. I would have liked leftovers but my husband, daugher and I ate every last bite. Easy, light and delicious!!
This was so good! I have the answer to the heat problem. Chipotle peppers don't always have the same amount of seeds in them, which is where the heat is. If you control the amount of seeds that go into your sauce, you control the amount of heat. I like to use a lot of peppers, for the flavor, so I try to get rid of most of the seeds so it's not way too spicy.
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Amount Per Serving (8 total)
- Calories
- 362 cal
- 18%
- Fat
- 23.6 g
- 36%
- Carbs
- 3.9 g
- 1%
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- 31.7 g
- 63%
- Cholesterol
- 119 mg
- 40%
- Sodium
- 589 mg
- 24%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Hundreds of students came out to test the waters of the workforce during the annual Career Fair hosted by Career Services in the Bergethon Room of Marquis Hall.
More than 40 employers were in attendance, including Air Products & Chemicals, American Cancer Society, B. Braun, Bloomberg, Bosch Rexroth, Clark Construction, Exxon Mobil, Geisinger Medical Center, Johnson & Johnson, Lehigh Valley Health Network, Lutron, M&T Bank, Muscular Dystrophy Association, New York Stock Exchange, Pepco Holdings, Target, Turner Construction, Teach for America, and the U.S. Marines.
Recruiters from these firms, many of whom are alumni, talk with students about internship and job opportunities in their fields. The fair kicks off the year for Career Services' on-campus recruiting program. Many of the employers will return in October for student interviews stemming from contacts made at the fair and through other Career Services recruiting events.
Career Services provides numerous programs focusing on student employment and graduate study. These include professional advising, career search tools, internships and externships, workshops, mock interviews, and resume- and cover letter-writing services.


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While their film gathers rave reviews, the cast of "Guardians of the Galaxy" continued promotions in London, England on Friday (July 25).
Zoe Saldana concealed her growing baby bump in a stunning white dress, which she accessorized with a Vita Fede Ultra Mini V crystal ring.
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She's been the brunt of plenty of bad luck lately (her Nickelodeon show is cancelled and racy photos leaked online), and Jennette McCurdy revealed that she just needs a break from the scrutiny.
During a Reddit conversation on Thursday (July 24), the former "Sam & Cat" star said, "I am not a role model. I don't claim to be, I don't try to be, and I don't want to be."
It wouldn't be Comic-Con without the mtvU Fandom Awards and there were plenty of stars in San Diego, CA to celebrate with ceremony on Thursday evening (July 24).
Last summer, "Sharknado" took the world by storm for it's awesomely bad production value. SyFy's made-for-TV flick is coming back for round two and the cast is chatting with GQ magazine's August 2014 issue about a few crucial survival tips they learned on set.
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The Internet's most famous pedophile loses his fight to overturn a court order banning him from posting photographs of minors on his Web site, even if they're taken at public events.
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A Brazilian governmental panel wants information from Google's Orkut social-networking service on thousands of suspected pedophiles.
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Murrieta will be well-represented in the 28th annual Inland Empire All Star Football Classic set for Saturday, Jan. 12, with seven players from Murrieta Mesa, Vista Murrieta and Murrieta Valley high schools.
The 7 p.m. game at Corona High School was developed by The SPORT Foundation and benefits many youth programs. The contest features the top high school seniors in Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
Coaching the Riverside All-Stars will be Chaparral's Ryan Tukua. Tukua led the Pumas to a 7-4 third place finish in the tough Southwestern League.
Vista Murrieta will be sending defensive back Treshon Broughton, who had two interceptions and 25 solo tackles for the Broncos. Team co-captains Bryce Smith and Nick Stevens also will represent the Broncos.
Smith plays middle linebacker was the heart of the defense for Vista Murrieta. He led the team with 113 unassisted tackles and seven sacks.
Quarterback Stevens threw for 2,316 yards and 22 TDs and led the team to the CIF championships twice.
Wide receiver and the Inland Empire's All-time Career Pass leader Kahlil Sharpe will represent the Murrieta Mesa Rams. Sharpe caught 75 passes for 829 yards and 8 TDs this year.
Representing Murrieta Valley will be the keys to the Nighthawk defense, Michael Payne and Terin Solomon. Payne was the catalyst to Murrieta Valley's impressive defense this year. He led the Nighthawks in unassisted tackles and sacks.
Solomon played safety and was the anchor of the MVHS defense. Offensively, he also has the distinction of catching four passes this year—all for touchdowns.
The Southwestern League will also send running back Jakob Certeza and punter-safety Garrett Ackermann from the Great Oak Wolfpack to the game. Offensive lineman Adison Pulsipher from Temecula Valley will represent the Golden Bears.
Joining Coach Tukua will be Chaparral's Justin Harris, Patrick Clifford and Kyle Jones. Harris was the Pumas' leading running back while Clifford shined at tight end. Linebacker Jones was the Puma defensive leader.
The SPORT Foundation treats thousands of athlete injuries every year in the Inland Empire. For more than 30 years, the foundation has been providing the service at no cost to the athletes.
The foundation also bestows over $125,000 in scholarships to students athletes in the Inland Empire.
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- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F (200 degrees C).
- Place the bacon into a skillet, and cook over medium heat until browned. Remove bacon from skillet, reserving 4 tablespoons bacon fat, and drain on paper towels.
- Place the onions into the same skillet with the bacon fat, and cook over medium-high heat until evenly browned, about 8 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Combine the milk and cream in a bowl. Sprinkle the flour over the onions, and stir to blend. Stir in the milk mixture. Cook and stir over medium heat until the mixture thickens. Remove from heat, stir in the bacon, and set aside to cool 10 minutes.
- Beat the eggs in a mixing bowl until light colored and frothy. Stir a spoonful of the onion mixture into the eggs. Add another spoonful of the onion mixture, and continue stirring. Repeat, until all the onions have been stirred into the eggs and are thoroughly blended. Pour the mixture into the prepared pie shell. Sprinkle with nutmeg.
- Bake in preheated oven until the crust is lightly browned, about 20 minutes. Remove from the oven and cool 5 minutes before serving.
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I am the author of this recipe and I gave it 5 stars on behalf of my family, coworkers and friends that ask for this dish at almost every potluck.
This is amazing. It's a little much for a weekday dinner but I can't wait to make it for friends! I used a HUGE Vidalia onion and 3 little yellow onions, and next time it will be all Vidalias; they add the best flavor. I loved the addition of the nutmeg, it really gives it a special something. Thanks for a super recipe!
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This Onion Tart turned out great! It was very smooth and contrary to some other reviewers, was not too oniony. I only used 4 white onions, used regular pie crusts (not deep dish), and had enough batter for almost 2 tarts. I would suggest trying 1 deep dish pie crust and hopefully everything will fit in it. Also, I made one batch with the bacon, one without. It turned out much better without the bacon. Based on my research, bacon is not used in many other traditional onion tart recipes. Lastly, I did not have nutmeg so I used McCormick's Allspice. This addition really made the difference and would suggest using it.
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Amount Per Serving (10 total)
- Calories
- 344 cal
- 17%
- Fat
- 25.4 g
- 39%
- Carbs
- 20.7 g
- 7%
- Protein
- 8.9 g
- 18%
- Cholesterol
- 121 mg
- 40%
- Sodium
- 601 mg
- 24%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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I searched for a spinner luggage set for several months before making a purchase. After receiving the Toronto set, I'm confident I made the right choice. I got the blue color (my husband's choice), which is much more beautiful in person that in the pics. I was concerned that it would look cheap, but it doesn't at all. It has a nice, sophisticated color. The kids have jumped on them, played with them, and generally abused them and they look perfect. The small bag is perfect for carry-on luggage. It holds more than you would think. The expandable feature is nice, too - and it still fits in the overhead. Wheels are good. The handles are the one area that I have some concern about, but no problems yet. Watch the price - I noticed it was up and down about $20 for the set in the few weeks I had my eye on it.
Finally resolved to travel light and just go carry-on. Hooray! Just tried the small suitcase of this set on a trip and it worked fine. Not the best made, but very adequate for the price. Zippers may get to be a problem. Would love a strap to keep half of clothes in when opened, especially when using the expandable option, which is great. All in all, a good recommendation so far. Love the soft gold/champagne color.
High Quality. Strong zippers. If dented... just pop them out from the inside. Very light; does not add any undue weight to luggage. Highly recommend. Thanks O.com :)
My parents travel frequently and their luggage takes abuse. I just got them this set for Christmas, they have not traveled with it yet, but the quality and maneuvering of it impressed them right away. I am in my second trimester of my pregnancy had was able to handle lifting and moving the large luggage (with the med and small inside) easier than lifting my diaper bag for my 2 year old. Happy Travels
I bought this luggage set prior to taking a trip to the UK. I wanted hardsided luggage that would stand up to many transfers and not weigh too much, and that is exactly what I got. I had no issues with zippers or unwanted opening and, other than a few scuffs thanks to the airlines, this luggage is still in great condition. Having always had softsided luggage up until now, I didn't think about the fact that, with a set of clamshell luggage, you need twice the space to open the luggage than you do with softsided luggage. That being said, I still think the durability of this luggage was wonderful.
Terrible my luggage cracked after one use. I am very unhappy with this product and really unhappy that i paid this much for a luggage that gets damaged the 1st time around.
Great quality for the price. Was such a pleasure using it for the first time. The color is great, the sizes are good and the spin on the wheels were awesome. No more flipping luggage when trying to turn around. So happy that I ordered a second set for my sister. For the reasonable price.....you will be very happy.
I purchased two sets of this luggage to travel over seas with. We wanted hard sided luggage, after years of soft. This set is light weight and expandable. Held up well on the flights. I would highly recommend it.
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I purchased this set without knowing the difference of ABS plastics vs other much stronger polymers. As it turns out this luggage set is considered to be in the middle of the range in terms of quality. I must admit that i was nervous for during our most recent international trip, and feared that the luggage would split open, and for this reason i also bought luggage straps, as additional precautions. Even with the additional expense of the straps, which i got on sale, the luggage turned out to be great value. - This is a complete set for the price of one piece at the big box stores. - All of the three pieces spin, which makes moving around the airport much, much easier. - The color worked out great, and easy to spot the bags on the carousel. - Upon receiving the bags, i thought that i would not be able to fit much, however, if packed appropriately, you can get in your 50lbs and then some. The reason for not giving this five stars is the fact that the telescoping handle seems a little flimsy and could easily snap of if one is not careful. The same can be said about the bag handles...for this reason, when lifting the bags, i would always distribute the weight by lifting the bag part handle and part bag. In conclusion, this is not a forever bag set....but even if I can get a few years out of it, it would be worth it for the money that was paid.
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featuringChester Thomas (class of '66)2010 Distinguished Alumni Award RecipientandExecutive Director of Proyecto Aldea Global (Project Global Village)
Join us for a special GLOCAL Society Series presentation by Pitt-Johnstown's 2010 Distinguished Alumni Award Recipient Chester Thomas. Mr. Thomas will discuss the work of his organization, Proyecto Aldea Global (Project Global Village), and highlight the countless contributions that it has made to the advancement of Honduras and its citizens. He will also share the enormous challenges facing Honduras as a developing country, and will provide first-hand accounts of what has been happening since the constitutional crisis that took place nine months ago.
Proyecto Aldea Global (PAG) was started in 1982 to help the rural poor in Honduras, and has developed into a 595-person organization under Mr. Thomas' leadership. Through its mission to "empower families, reduce poverty, and build just, peaceful and productive communities based on Christian values," PAG has made a significant impact on Honduras. PAG has been responsible for the construction of 74 schools, 18 maternal child care clinics, and 115 community health centers that provide health care for more than 500 communities. Through a physical infrastructure program, more than 1,000 miles of roads have been constructed to help small farmers market their produce, and a ferry boat system was built to transport vehicles across the El Cajon dam.
Mr. Thomas attended Pitt-Johnstown during the "Asphalt Campus" days, when the school was located in the Moxham section of Johnstown, and finished his degree in education at the University's Pittsburgh campus. Mr. Thomas also completed coursework for his Master of Public and International Affairs at the University of Pittsburgh.
Upon earning his bachelor's degree, Mr. Thomas joined the Peace Corps, where he served in Colombia until 1969. In 1974, following Hurricane Fifi, he relocated to Honduras where he worked on the reconstruction of the destroyed areas and started a relief and development organization called CEDEN, which was an association of Christian churches in Honduras. Personally, he also founded an orphanage for the children of parents lost in the hurricane. The orphanage continues to operate today. In 1976, disaster struck again, and he answered a call from the National Council of Churches - USA to direct a massive reconstruction of 22,000 housing units following an earthquake in Guatemala. In early 1979, he returned to Honduras, where he currently resides.
Please click here to view the full announcement of Mr. Thomas' selection as the recipient of Pitt-Johnstown's 2010 Distinguished Alumni Award.
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Favour is deceitful, and beauty is vain: but a woman that feareth the Lord, she shall be praised. Proverbs 31:30 (KJV)
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The Kansas City Chiefs placed WR Kyle Williams (knee) on Injured Reserve and re-signed WR Chad Hall.
Huddle Up: Williams tore his ACL and will miss the rest of the season. Hall isn't expected to be much of a factor in the lightly-used KC receiver rotation.


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Time to book those reservations.
The Atlantic Coast Conference released its 2013 composite football schedule Monday, and the Miami Hurricanes will not leave the state until Oct. 17, when they face North Carolina at Chapel Hill in a Thursday night ESPN game.
The always anticipated game against Florida State will be played in Tallahassee on Saturday, Nov. 2.
The Hurricanes already knew they would open the 2013 season against Florida Atlantic. But the date turned out to be Aug. 30 – a Friday – at Sun Life Stadium, instead of the Aug. 31 date that many expected.
The next weekend is a doozy, as the Florida Gators face the Canes at Sun Life on Sept. 7.
After the two other nonconference games against Savannah State on Sept. 21 and at USF's Raymond James Stadium in Tampa on Sept. 28, here is the slate of ACC games for the Hurricanes:
Oct. 5: Georgia Tech.
Oct. 12: Open.
Oct. 17: At North Carolina (Thursday night ESPN game).
Oct. 26: Wake Forest.
Nov. 2: at Florida State.
Nov. 9: Virginia Tech.
Nov. 16: at Duke.
Nov. 23: Virginia.
Nov. 29 (the day after Thanksgiving): at Pittsburgh, to be televised by either ABC, ESPN or ESPN2.
The ACC Championship Game is Dec. 7 at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, N.C.
UM's other open date is Sept. 14 and falls on Yom Kippur – the holiest day of the year for Jews.
UM's game at home against Virginia Tech will be the second season in a row that the Canes meet the Hokies at Sun Life Stadium.
The Hurricanes' game at Pittsburgh will mark the first time both teams will play each other as ACC members. As was previously announced, Pittsburgh is now part of UM's Coastal Division.
As for the Seminoles – in the Atlantic Division – they open the season at Pitt at 8 p.m. on Labor Day (ESPN). Their open dates are Sept. 7 and Oct. 12, and their non-conference games are at home Sept. 14 against Nevada, Sept. 21 against Bethune-Cookman, Nov. 23 against Idaho; and at Florida in the Nov. 31 regular-season finale.
FSU's other ACC games: at Boston College on Sept. 28; home against Maryland on Oct. 5; at Clemson on Oct. 19; home against NC State on Oct. 26; home against UM on Nov. 2; at Wake Forest on Nov. 9; and home against new ACC-member Syracuse on Nov. 16.


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All voters may be asked to produce a photo ID on Tuesday, but only first-time voters at a precinct are required to show an ID (photo or non-photo) in order to vote.
The first time you vote at a precinct you must bring a photo ID or non-photo ID that shows your name and address. Sample valid forms of ID include: a valid PA driver's license or PennDOT ID card, any other photo ID issued by a U.S. or Pennsylvania government agency, a voter registration card, a current utility bill, a valid U.S. passport, student ID card, etc. If you do not have one of these forms of ID, call your county elections office to get a list of additional, acceptable forms of ID. For the voters in Union County our league's Voters Guide is now available at businesses, banks, and libraries throughout the county or at: http://lewisburg.palwv.org/voters guide. Be an informed voter on Tuesday.
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With thousands (and counting) of lives lost to the devastating earthquake in Haiti, and its residents facing years of after-effects, it's good to know that people like Heidi Montag are making time to get lots of plastic surgery. CNN has the story of the PEOPLE Magazine cover story (Really, PEOPLE? A cover for Heidi Montag?):
"For the past three years I've thought about what to have done," Montag said. "I am absolutely beyond obsessed."
The castmate of MTV's "The Hills" said that when she first moved to Los Angeles as a teen from Colorado she felt "flat and insecure" surrounded by so many women with breast implants. In 2007, she opted for breast augmentation and a nose job.
But those tweaks weren't enough, and accompanied by her husband and fellow reality TV show personality Spencer Pratt, the 23-year-old ventured to the plastic surgeon again.
"I was made fun of when I was younger, and so I had insecurities, especially after I moved to L.A.," Montag said. "People said I had a 'Jay Leno chin;' they'd circle it on blogs and say nasty things."
Boo hoo, Heidi. Your husband looks like a spoiled peach I'd find at the bottom of my fruit drawer, but you don't see him running out and carving up what God gave him. And when you're more superficial than Spencer Pratt, you might as well fall on your sword - or, in your case, your curling iron.
She goes on to complain about the industry that she is killing herself to get into:
"I'm competing against the Britney Spearses of the world -- and when she was in her prime, it was her sex appeal that sold," Montag said. "Obviously, looks matter; it's a superficial industry."
Montag said she was pleased with the results of her surgery but is already planning more, including increasing her breast cup size from the current DDD.
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Elections matter.
Perhaps the most evident proof of that these days is the man who was elected governor of Pennsylvania in 2010 — Tom Corbett.
Pennsylvania's governors, as I noted in a previous piece, have a tremendous amount of power granted to them by the state's constitution. And Corbett is certainly taking advantage, even if he may face legal challenges in some instances.
In one of his campaign pledges in 2010, Corbett said he wanted to privatize the state's liquor stores. So, when he announced his plan this week to privatize the stores and auction off licenses to sell wine and liquor, it should not have come as a surprise.
While Corbett appears to have the majority of voters on his side, any privatization plan must be approved by the Legislature. However, some Republican legislators, most notably Senate Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati, aren't in favor of the idea. Scarnati, for example, would rather see modernization reforms to the current system.
Even though legislators would have to approve any change, any major undertaking such as this gets nowhere if a governor isn't behind it.
Corbett earlier used his position to award a contract to a British firm to run Pennsylvania's lottery. This time, he didn't seek legislative approval primarily because he doesn't believe he has to.
The move, though, does face some legal challenges from Democratic legislators and a union representing lottery employees.
Although Corbett didn't mention his lottery plan when he ran, it's in line with his belief that some things are better handled by the private sector.
Had Corbett's Democratic opponent been elected governor, the odds are that we wouldn't be talking about either of these proposals. Democrats, for the most part, oppose privatization of the liquor stores.
If Corbett is successful with his plans for one or both of these proposals, they may save and make money for the commonwealth. The question, however, is whether it turns out to be good policy in the long run.
At the very least, Corbett has placed these two issues on the table for legislators to either agree or come up with alternatives. And only the governor who has the bully pulpit can do that.


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COLUMBIA, SC — Gov. Nikki Haley said Friday that several dozen teachers will serve as her advisers as she develops a plan for overhauling how South Carolina's public schools are funded.
The solutions need to come from parents and teachers, she said.
"These are the people who are on the ground. These are the people who are showing us the way," she said. "In the past, South Carolina has always taken a top-down approach to education. What I'm trying to do is create a bottom-up."
Her comments followed a closed-door meeting with about 40 members of parent-teacher associations across the state. She said the group's complaints included a lack of computers in some districts, as well as too much emphasis on grading schools and judging them through tests, rather than letting teachers do what they need to educate students.
"The surprise is how willing they are to tell us what's needed and tell us what's not working," she said.
The meeting continued a dialogue on educating funding that the Republican governor requested in her State of the State address in January. She will next meet with the state Chamber of Commerce's Excellence in Education Council. Haley hopes to reveal a plan by the end of the year.
She said her most productive meeting was last week with 40 teachers representing urban and rural districts, various teaching fields and grades. The teachers were recommended by legislative leaders of both parties and chambers.
Haley said she appreciated their candor. She said she will continue to meet with them as she turns concepts into details and ask them whether her ideas are practical.
"They'll be the group we go to to say, 'Are we doing this right?'" she said.
Legislators have been talking about overhauling education funding formulas for decades without success. Some of the piecemeal changes have exacerbated problems.


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Clarksville Police Department officers arrested two women after responding to a possible fight call about 4:30 p.m. Wednesday near the intersection of Beckett and State streets.
After speaking with some of the people gathered, officers were alerted of two women in the area, one of whom was believed to be wanted by police and both known to be in possession of drugs, according to statements made in the police report.
Police then spoke with the women, Brittany Fernandez, 27, and Dawn Shofner, 28, both of Clarksville.
Police reported Fernandez was found in possession of several syringes and a burnt spoon containing heroin located in a small makeup bag.
Fernandez was preliminarily charged with possession of heroin, a class B felony, possession of a syringe, a class D felony, and possession of paraphernalia, a class A misdemeanor.
Shofner was arrested on an outstanding warrant issued in Clark County for failure to appear.