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The luscious meat of our famous Baby Back Ribs practically flakes off the bone it's so meaty and tender. They're marinated in traditional spices and fully cooked. So convenient, they're ready in minutes — all you do is heat them on the barbecue, in your oven or in the microwave. Guaranteed to be the best you've ever tasted or your money back!
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Been eating these ribs for 15 years on special occasions (due to price) but when I do they are worth every penny! Far and above the best ribs I (or anyone that's eaten them with me) has ever eaten. The only rib I've found you can litterally suck the bone of meat and not worry about grissle etc. Just tender delicious meat! It's a sweet sauce that I can't even tell if it has tomato base because it's so sweet and delicious.
I tried ribs from many of the other mail order BBQ rib catalogues, but these were the most tender. One other retailer said that I had to steam their ribs in the oven 1 1/2 hours for them to be tender. Yet, they advertised their ribs as ready to serve.
I appreciate how the ribs are packaged and shipped. I have never been disappointed. We love the flavor of the sauce and rib meat is delicious. This has quickly become a family favorite so much so that I am always ordering them in bulk! Thank you for such a wonderful and easy meal.
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I was delighted with these ribs - tender and succulent and ready to eat. I heated mine up for the first sampling, but also noshed on them cold. The sauce is delicious, too.


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Through exciting experiments, you'll work with other girls and boys to make a compass and electromagnet, build circuits with batteries and bulbs, and experience the power of static electricity. Sponsored by GlaxoSmithKline and organizations in the Washington Metro Area, this fun science program helps elementary school children "grow into science."
All children must register to attend Science in the Summer classes. Classes are small so be sure to register early! This Level 1 course is for children entering grades 2 and 3 during the 2013-2014 school year. For more information, please contact Kady MacFarlane at email@example.com, call the branch at 202-724-4691 or stop in to fill out the short registration form.
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Born Lewistown, Pennsylvania. She has been a partner of the firm since 1987 and has served as a managing partner. She has earned an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest assessment afforded attorneys both for legal ability and ethical standards. Ms. Fagan is the Immediate Past President of the Academy of Trial Lawyers of Allegheny County, and currently serves on the Board of Governors of the Allegheny Bar Association.
Ms. Fagan has been named a Pennsylvania Super Lawyer for 2008 through to the present.
Admitted to Bar, 1980; Admitted to Pennsylvania Trial and Appellate Courts; Admitted to United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania; United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit; and the United States Supreme Court;
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- 1998-Mock Trial presentation on a Professional Liability setting for the CPCU Society of Pittsburgh.
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The National Camp Series (NCS) is a nationwide network of expert kicking coaches with NFL and College level playing experience who conduct kicking camps throughout the country. Our goal is to provide effective instruction on the field and guidance off of the field that will allow student-athletes the ability to leverage their sport to get a college education.
The NCS Network works together, shares resources and assists in helping each other's athletes to play at the college level by utilizing our connections with college coaches.
We are the only group that provides local kicking resources and kicking camps for consistent training and purely rates you OBJECTIVELY based off your results using our innovative KIX Rating System.
The National Kicking Camp Series was created by former NFL Kicker and current kicking coach Michael Husted. After a successful 10 Year NFL career, decided to take all of the knowledge and experience that he gained and put it to use for all high school kickers, punters and long snappers by creating a network of kicking coaches and kicking camps throughout the country.
The Kicking Game is 90% mental. "Can YOU do it when the pressure is on." The biggest difference between being successful at each level is the ability to perform under pressure. The Kicking Game has become so important over the last couple of years, that there is great emphasis on specialists to perform on a consistent basis.
Our platform offers specialists multiple events to help them:
•See how they stack up against others across the country
•Demonstrate to colleges their ability to play at the next level
•Learn how to perform under pressure
The National Camp Series consists of a team of the most highly respected kicking coaches in the country. This is a huge benefit to you! By leveraging our team of coach's knowledge and contacts we are able to give you better evaluations and market you to a very broad network of college coaches. Basically, you will have our entire team of coaches working for you to find you a college. This is why we use the 'team approach' to the National Camp Series.
The experience that you get through the NCS will prepare you for the next level.
The National Camp series offers kickers, punters and long snappers a unique opportunity to showcase their talents in four separate divisions based on your grade level for the fall of 2011.
•College (Seniors, College Transfers, Junior College and College Eligible)
•Varsity (Juniors)
•Jr. Varsity (10th grade)
•Freshman (9th grade and below)
•Middle School (8th grade and younger)
•Consistent and organized format based on NFL style workouts
•Get valuable instruction and learn to perform under pressure situations
•Hosted by top Kicking and Punting Instructors (Associates) in the country
•These Associates create a valuable Network for College Coaches
•Strictly merit-based
•Regional events
•Super Camp VII February 2013 in Orlando, FL
Regional Evaluation Kicking Camp:
K/P $150 ($125 if registered 2 Weeks before the event date)
Long Snappers $100 ($75 if registered 2 Weeks before the event date)
Kickers & Punters receive a $25 rebate for getting their high school Long Snapper to attend the event.
•Half day Evaluation Camp with charting in Field Goals, Kick Offs, Punts and Long Snapping
•Optional filming available for charting session $100.00
•Introduction to a local kicking coach/expert
Regional Kicking Camp:
K/P $275 ($250 if registered 2 weeks before the event date)
Long Snappers $225 ($200 if registered 2 Weeks before the event date)* Available at Select Kicking Camps.
Kickers & Punters receive a $25 rebate for getting their high school Long Snapper to attend the event.
•One day event that will include morning instruction and afternoon charting.
•Similar charting format as the Regional Evaluation Camp
•Optional filming available for charting session $100.00
•Introduction, instruction, assessment with a local kicking expert
•To be held in early 2013
•Open to any student-athletes
•All of the NCS Expert Coaches will be present to provide a comprehensive first class learning experience
•Seminars by experts in strength training and mental preparation
•Preliminary Charting Round similar to Regional rounds
•Optional filming available for charting session $100.00
•Head to Head tournament style event to determine Champions
•College Division Kickers will be required to kick off the ground and use a 1" tee for kickoffs
•Finalists in each division will receive awards and recognition
•Winners in all 16 groups will also receive prize package from Wizard Kicking
•Chance to learn, improve and get selected to be one of four kickers and punters to play in the US Army All Star Football Game in San Antonio, TX
•Use of a standardized and objective assessment system
•Get introduced to a great network of coaching experts
•Results will be distributed to Scout.com, Rivals.com, ESPN.com
•National Press Releases will be sent out to all media outlets after each NCS event
•Free NCS player profile with camp results, video and articles for coaches
•Objective NCS KIX Player Ratings to provide exposure to ALL College Programs
•NCS athletes will have the opportunity to be included in Rainmaker Magazine – the ONLY kicking, punting and long snapping magazine publication. Rainmaker Magazine will land in the hands of every college coach and recruiting coordinator in the country. "If you perform well, they will see it!"
•Efficient vehicle to get noticed by college coaches
•Competitively priced
•Conveniently located regional events where there is less time and expense spent associated with travel
•Proven operational format minimizes down time and improves efficiency
•Events will be hosted by the top kicking experts in the country connecting you with the best coaches in your area
•Developed by NFL kickers who know what it takes; their NFL credentials will ensure interests from college programs of all levels
Regional events are hosted year round. Super Camp held once a year in February. Dates and times and sign-up information will be coming soon! Keep checking back with us...
Husted Kicking
2012-13 NCS Kicking Camp Schedule
Super Camp VII
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Orlando, FL
February 16/17, 2013
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Fiamma Restaurant
- Address:
2418 Park Rd
Charlotte, NC 28203Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Fiamma Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.fiammacharlotte.com/
- Phone: 7043333062x
- Hours of Operation:
Father's Day, Sunday, May 15th we will be open at 4pm until 10 pm.
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:30am - 3:00pm;
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Mediterranean
- Executive Chef: Fernando Campoverde
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Call us or email us for a personalized catering menu.
- Private Party Facilities: We will create a special menu according to your needs. Please call us or email us.
- Private Party Contact: Felipe Alvarez 704-333-3062x
A word from Fiamma Restaurant
Fiamma Italian Restaurant has been serving up award winning Nothern Italian style food for several years now in Dilworth. One review described the food as beautiful and uncommon. Here is what you can expect to find at Fiamma... homemade pastas, rustic meat dishes, fresh unique salads, fresh fish, made from scratch desserts, great Italian wine selection, friendly service, and fair prices. This is a true taste of Italy.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerNeigborhood Gem
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Fiamma Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
124 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (84)fit for foodies (75)special occasion (58)romantic (51)good for groups (33)notable wine list (33)great for outdoor dining (13)great for lunch (10)kid-friendly (8)late-night find (8)hot spot (7)vibrant bar scene (5)great for brunch (4)Show More
- A hidden gemLuluDined on 9/26/2014I don't know how long this restaurant has been tucked away in this neighborhood but I am so glad it was recommended by a friend. The food was delicious, the presentation was lovely and our server was very, very good. She had a good knowledge of wine, food preparation and did not reference "cheat sheets" when offering specials. How she did that, I don't know:) We were never rushed through courses; instead she encouraged us to take our time and enjoy what the restaurant had to offer. We did and will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always amazing!m5driverVIPDined on 9/26/2014Consistently delicious, attentive service. We dine out at "nice" restaurants regularly. Few meet or surpass Fiamma!Special Features:
- Great findasherVIPDined on 9/23/2014Not a lot of frills. The food is simply 5 star. The options on the menu are varied. The waiter was wonderful. Appropriately attentive, and brought out an extra desert at the end. The food was well prepared and I would have no hesitation returning. Highly recommended!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BuenisimoEliza409Dined on 9/20/2014Have been going for years and never disappointed. Bread with pesto delicious.. Salad are outstanding..especialy like the calamari oneSpecial Features:
- Simply fantastic!FinickyNYCFoodieVIPDined on 9/20/2014From the cheerful greeting we received from Joanna (who then became our server), her impressive professionalism as she spoke in detail of the many "specials" that evening to helping me select a wine based on my describing the kind of wine I enjoy, this was an outstanding dining experience. My husband and I had the Halibut special which we both highly recommend. It was seasoned and cooked to perfection & was accompanied by some shrimp, scallops and a generous portion of delicious spinach. We look forward to returning! OH, I forgot to mention the bread with their specially made basil/pesto dipping sauce - YUM!!!Special Features:
- Will give it a 2nd try!FAIR2proprietorsANDdinersDined on 9/19/2014First time for us; brought our Dachshund because dogs are allowed at patio dining. Server was Jessica, she was very friendly and attentive. Pace of experience leans heavily toward European standards (so don't be in a hurry). I had the veal chop special which was fantastic, on the side was their homemade gnocchi, also tasty though the red sauce was bland for me. My partner had the halibut special which was severely overcooked and returned to the kitchen. Second halibut was better, though still had a heavy hand. Manager was very apologetic, comped the fish and provided dessert. Given the other reviews, we'll definitely give them another try.Special Features:
- pipesh2opipesh2oDined on 9/19/2014Sat outside on a beautiful evening. Nice wine and apps. Gnocchi was excellent but veal was tough which surprised me since they had it in so many menu items.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ljaay58Dined on 9/16/2014Wonderful great atmosphere great service from Juan Really enjoyed!!!! We are from Illinois and thought this was a neighborhood gem.Special Features:
- Fiamma is still fabulous!lovemyvegetablesDined on 9/12/2014Fiamma continues to provide outstanding service and creative, delicious food. The prices are very reasonable, especially for the large portions they serve. Loved the banana sorbet! the Bolognese sauce is also good.Special Features:
- Excellent Italian gemFoodie2Dined on 9/2/2014Had a great experience overrall from the waitstaff and food. Everything was outstanding. I would highly recommend this establishment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Authentic Northern ItaliandlibnerDined on 9/1/2014This was a great find. The food is delicious and the service was excellent. We went for an early dinner so it was not crowded. You can tell all the pasta and gnocchi are homemade. They give you a palate cleanser between appetizer and entrée which only adds to the experience. The chocolate dessert torte is one of the best I have ever tasted. The prices are on the steep side but the experience is worth it!Special Features:
- Italian Gem in Strip MallBirthdayGirl60Dined on 8/31/2014First time at this restaurant and it was every bit as good as the reviews said it would be. Given how it's tucked away off the main drag in a strip mall, you wouldn't know it was there, but it is worth finding. Great menu, portion size and the prices were moderate. Attentive service. We will definitely return.Special Features:
- Friends enjoyeddpd0843Dined on 8/27/2014Repeat visit to Fiamma for us, a first for friends from Houston. Our waitress was well informed on menu and specials and attentive. All enjoyed their respective meals. I had veal milanaise and it was excellent, as was the beef carpaccio. The only negative i have on Fiamma is that when they announce the specials they do not provide a price. From previous experience they are significantly higher than the menu items and that can be an unpleasant surprise. We specifically asked about the prices as the specials were announced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerParallaxViewDined on 8/23/2014Being new to the Charlotte area, I wanted to find a romantic place, have a nice meal and a good glass of wine. The local reviews were positive for Fiamma so, we decided to go. There was ample parking spaces in front of the restaurant which was just off the street. The front of the building is rather plain much the same as the rest of the strip mall. The owner has created a more inviting entrance with lighting, outdoor tables and plants. We entered the restaurant expecting it to be a place that was 'romantic'; I wouldn't say so. It is open concept with bench seats on the outside of the restaurant that are worn which go with the decor. The staff was extremely attentive when seating and ordering. The creative food menu is what are here for.Special Features:
- Very good a consistentJ4foodVIPDined on 8/23/2014Very much like a NYC Italian Restaurant one of my favoritesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinoDined on 8/23/2014Fiamma is lacking in ambience due to the offset floor plan. Food is consistently good, but service is inconsistent and on a recent Saturday visit (at about 75% capacity), service was inexplicably slow. I would still recommend Fiamma on the strength of the food and wine list, but will be reluctant to return anytime in the near future. Dino DinerSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014Great veal dish. I'm never disappointed with the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/14/2014Best Italian food in Charlotte. Pasta's from scratch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/9/2014Great food, horrible service. Waiter was slow and inattentive. No excuse to wait 45 minutes just for the bread and then an hour and a half for the main course. When we asked to speak to the chef about the service, he was very rude and didn't want to hear a thing we said. Very surprising considering the food was really good. Won't be recommending to any friends and won't be going back.
- eluncherDined on 8/9/2014One of our favorites! Great food and service. Our only issue is noise level, but they try to place us a quieter table
- Birthday CelebrationsFiammaFanaticDined on 8/9/2014We look forward to and know we can count on having a great experience when it really counts. Fiamma is our go-to place for birthdays and anniversaries or just a simple date night. Except that the kids get mad when they don't get to come with us. We love Fiamma and tell our friends and business associates to come here every chance we get.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperienceTheNewYorkersDined on 8/8/2014My wife and I dined there after finding the restaurant through Zagat. The food was outstanding, service excellent and the price reasonable. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone in the Charlotte, NC area who is looking to enjoy quality Northern Italian cuisine.Special Features:
- 2todine2todineDined on 8/2/2014Fiamma continues to be one of our favorite restaurants. The food is consistently good, and servers are friendly and knowledgeable. ( for a real treat, request Matthew!). Just when we think we will go elsewhere for lunch or dinner, we wind up at Fiamma. Side note: the sea bass is quite possibly the best we've ever eaten!Special Features:
- MaryVIPDined on 7/28/2014Love the service and food. One of the dishes we ordered was a little bit salty. They made another one for us which was really good. Best seafood rissottoSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awful service.JessicaDined on 7/27/2014Awful service it took them 20 minutes to acknowledge us while we were standing awkwardly at hostess station. After 45 mins we only had flat sodas and still waiting for a high chair for the baby. The service was so awful and the restaurant so noisy we just had to leave. Would not recommend this place to anyone. Save your time and your money and go to Toscana's for real Italian food and awesome service and ambiance
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/27/2014A great restaurant! They work very hard to make your visit delightful. One of our favorites.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food always consistentMommaMouseVIPDined on 7/26/2014Fiamma has become a favorite of ours - we did go during restaurant week and they had a great menu to choose from. Our service was a little iffy but otherwise we just love it there.Special Features:
- wecallitgravy48Dined on 7/26/2014Tried Fiamma during Charlotte Restaurant Week and it was great. We never knew it existed . Had to change my reservation twice and each time they were more than helpful. I ordered the Lamb Shank and it was so tender and flavorful and the Gnocci that came with it were delicious. All five meals were great and the presentation was beautiful. The Veal Milanese had just a little to much salt for my taste, but was tender!Special Features:
- MelanieVIPDined on 7/25/2014Everything that we had was prepared perfect! Can't say enough about how the staff tries to go at your pace for dinner. They're not rushing you along.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointed during Restaurant WeekOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/25/2014I was so excited to go to Fiamma after reading their menu for Restaurant Week. I love bolognese sauce so was extremely disappointed when my plate arrived. There was hardly any meat in the sauce and the sauce was basically clear tomatoe sauce. When I've ordered bolognese sauce at other restaurants, it's so thick you can eat with a spoon. I asked for extra sauce but that still didn't do the trick so asked if I could order something else. They accommodated me and I ordered the mushroom ravioli. It was better but the noodle/filling ratio was was off. I think there was maybe 1 tsp of filling in a large ravioli. Do not think I will go back. Service was also mediocre.
- foodnirvanaDined on 7/25/2014We really enjoyed our meal at Fiamma. I believe our waiter was Matthew. Very knowledgeable about the menu and the wine list. The quality of the ingredients and the preparation were outstanding. We tried the beef carpaccio, one of the salads, lamb shank and the snapper fish of the day. The flavors were so vibrant, it made us feel as if we were dining in Italy.Special Features:
- SurprisedButchVIPDined on 7/24/2014Was not as good as I remembered - maybe it was due to a set menu for restaurant week. The Salmon was not fresh, had a fishy smell and tast, and the vegetables were - well, OK! I was expecting much more. Doubt if I will go back.
- A Hidden Gem in CharlotteRabbitDined on 7/24/2014Lovely in every way! We always go during restaurant week since it is a bit of a trip for us at other times. If I lived in the neighborhood I would dine there more often. All of the food is exceptional - wonderful combinations of flavors, always fresh ingredients, and lovely presentations. This Italian food is a light fare and you feel as if you have had an excellent dining experience without an outrageous price. This gem of a restaurant is hidden in a strip mall - so similar to restaurants that you find in Europe. Why pay a high price for dinner becauce of the restaurant's location...their high overhead?? The wait staff is always attentive, well trained and extremely professional - which only adds to the ambiance of Fiamma!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food & excellent serviceTrentCorbinDined on 7/22/2014We went for the first time for restaurant week and couldn't have chosen a better option. Excellent recommendations from our server and very friendly staff. Best Italian food I've had in Charlotte. We will definitely be back.Special Features:
- Frolickinginfl1VIPDined on 7/21/2014Thought the selections were terrific - nice lamb shank and chops. I had the red snapper special that was cooked perfectly. Wait staff very attentive. Nice, small, intimate dining spot - we are headed back tonight!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Food Well PresentedEatingwellinCharlotteDined on 7/20/2014From the perfectly cooked scallop appetizer (on cauliflower puree!) to the unusual thinly sliced octopus, our three course dinner was delicious from appetizer to desert. I had porcini filled ravioli in a butter sauce. My dinner partner had perfectly cooked lamb chops. Elegantly presented pana cotta and crème brulee were just the right size and just the right touch upon which to end a lovely meal.Special Features:
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Infographic: Celebrating Mies van der Rohe
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1951 Lake shore apartments aren´t in Brno :D Little mistake :)+1
you forgot Westmount square in Montreal, built in 1967+2
Nice infographic to celebrate the master's birthday. But I'm missing Karl Friedrich Schinkel, the master's master… a lot of elements in Mies's designs can be traced back to him directly (thanks to Behrens).+2
the houses shown as illustration of the weisenhofsiedlung are not by Mies (were done by J.J.P. Oud). Mies did the only real apartmentblock of 4 stories high.
Yes, but Mies oversaw this entire project, so your criticism is simply being excessively petty. Silhouettes of any and all of the structures from this project could be representative of the Weisenhofsiedlung and Mies successful management of this grand project. N'est pas?0
the master would have loved it!
the din suits the infographic very well…
god is in the details:
- right at the beginning it has to be "Highlights", not "HighTlights"…
- the cross lines in the three "orange"/"lemon"-medals (filed under honor) aren't aligned the right way….0
There is a typo in the movements, it's avant-garde, with an E at the end, from the French expression for forefront or vanguard.0
The cookie cutter design style does not fit mies vdr at all.
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OGDEN, Utah – The Big Sky announced Monday that Tate Unruh was selected as the conference's Co-Player of the Week. Monday's announcement marked the first time this season a Bear was honored as the Big Sky's best of the week and the first time Unruh's garnered the honors in his career.
Unruh had an outstanding week indeed for Northern Colorado, as the sharpshooting guard from Branson, Mo. played a huge role in helping the Bears to their first back-to-back Big Sky wins of the season. The Bears defeated both Portland State and Eastern Washington at home.
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Full Title: Ano Hi Mita Hana No Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Sinarai.
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Have you ever been in love? Have you ever had a friend that has been lost forever? Ano Hana is the story of six childhood friends, who drifted apart when Menma (the girl on the railings) died in a car accident. Years later, they're all brought back together again as Jinta (red shirt) starts to see her, and she tells asks him to grant her wish. Except…She doesn't even really know what her wish is.
This is an anime I've found hard to put into words. It's beautifully animated and each character has a very unique and individual personality. From Poppo, the biggest of the group with his relaxed personality who always tries to make every day fun to Yukiatsu, the cross dressing and grumpy teenager who's trapped in the past and can never forgive Jinta for being Menmas favourite. This anime is both heart breaking and beautiful from love triangles to old grudges whilst still incorpearting humour. Even if it's not your usual thing, it's definitely worth having a go. Part of this years spring season of anime, there's only ten episodes out so far.


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Bayer Leverkusen v TSG Hoffenheim
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With five games left in Serie A, Lazio are looking to cement their spot in the Champion league next year and face an away game the team directly above them in the league. A win would take them level on points and give Lazio a great shot at being in Europe's premier competition next term.
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Monaco, trying to put some distance between themselves and other clubs at the bottom of the Dutch Eredivisie will be aiming for three points in a tough clash this weekend against a team who are at the opposite end of the table. With a couple of big wins under their belts recently, Monaco will be feeling positive and looking forward to the game.
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Miami Booker T. Washington quarterback Treon Harris has committed to Florida State's 2014 recruiting class. (CHRIS HAYS/ORLANDO SENTINEL)
Miami Booker T. Washington quarterback Treon Harris committed to Florida State on Monday afternoon despite what appears to be a logjam of incoming QBs in the Seminoles future.
Harris (5-foot-11, 180- pounds), who has guided the Tornadoes to two straight appearances in the state championship game, including last year's Class 4A state title win over Jacksonville Bolles, picked the Seminoles over hometown Miami and offers from 16 other schools.
"He's going in as a quarterback," Treon's father and Miami Booker T. head coach Ice Harris Sr. said. "We feel comfortable with Coach [Jimbo] Fisher to really give him an opportunity to come in and compete.
"We know they have a big-time guy there right now and he'll have a chance to go in and compete and if he has to redshirt then he'll have a chance to really, really learn from a lot of people they have there. They've done a great job with the quarterbacks they've had there in the past."
He had also been recruited by some schools as an "athlete" and many were interested in him playing defensive back or receiver.
Harris is the second QB commitment to the Seminoles' 2014 recruiting class, joining J.J. Cosentino of Pittsburgh (Pa.) Central Catholic. Incoming redshirt freshman Jameis Winston will be the likely starter when FSU opens the season at Pittsburgh, Sept. 2. Winston, also a basball outfielder for FSU, was impressive in the 'Noles' spring game.
FSU also has February QB signee John Franklin from Plantation, and roster players Jacob Coker (RS-sophomore) and Sean Maguire (RS-Freshman).
Florida State also has highly touted Jacksonville First Coast quarterback DeAndre Johnson coming in with the 2015 class.
"It will be a tough situation with the quarterbacks they have," Ice Harris Sr. said. "But he'll be given the opportunity to grow and compete and he'll have to show Coach Fisher that he can really come in and compete with the other guys they have, as well as the guys they are bringing in, also. Hopefully he can show the coach he can lead the team one day … that he has what it takes to lead them to a national championship. We'll see what happens."
In his first three seasons as the starter at Booker T., Harris has completed 245 of 399 passes for an impressive 61 percent, including 50 touchdowns and just 12 interceptions. He has also rushed for 1,691 yards and 35 touchdowns and is ranked as the No. 13 dual-threat quarterback in the country by 247sports composite rankings. His stats come despite sitting out the second half of many BTW blowouts.
Harris is the No. 23-ranked player in the Sentinel's 2014 Florida Top 100. He is the 18th commitment to the FSU 2014 recruiting class.
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DT Demarcus Christmas, 6-3, 285, Manatee
QB J.J. Cosentino, 6-5, 215, Pittsburgh (Pa.)
LB Kain Daub, 6-3, 240, Jacksonville Sandalwood
OL Alec Eberle, 6-5, 278, Mechanicsville (Va.) Atlee
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Updated Results Show Tamoxifen Continues to Prevent Breast Cancer
Updated results from the first-ever, large-scale breast cancer chemoprevention trial show that 5 years of tamoxifen (Nolvadex) decreases the risk of invasive and noninvasive breast cancer among women at increased risk, even after they've stopped taking the drug. According to the study authors, approximately 2.5 million women in the United States are at significant enough breast cancer risk that the potential benefit of prophylactic tamoxifen use significantly outweighs any potential risks.
The findings represent "a beginning from which a new paradigm for breast cancer prevention can evolve," says Dr. Bernard Fisher, principal investigator for the Breast Cancer Prevention Trial (BCPT). "Cohorts of women at increased risk for breast cancer, who could derive a net benefit from receiving tamoxifen, have been clearly defined."
The results may also dispel some perceptions about chemoprevention, says study co-author Dr. Leslie Ford, associate director of NCI's Division of Cancer Prevention. Read more
Cancer Center Directors Helping to Chart Path to 2015
Last week, I was in Dallas with the National Cancer Institute's (NCI) senior leadership team to host a retreat of the directors of all NCI-designated Cancer Centers. This was the third such retreat and, as with the first two, its goal was to encourage frank discussions and gain honest input from the directors on some of the most pressing issues facing NCI.
The directors recognize the essential role the Cancer Centers must play if we are to eliminate the suffering and death due to cancer. However, there were concerns among many that the timeline is too ambitious. At the same time, they recognized the substantial opportunities for real progress in the years ahead and were supportive of working with NCI leadership to establish intermediate milestones for reaching the 2015 goal. Read more


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Dobson High School was placed in lockdown Friday morning after a few threatening incidents occur on campus.
The school is located near Guadalupe and Dobson Roads.
A threatening message was found written on a mirror in the girls' bathroom Thursday, and it was resolved, but Friday another student mentioned the word "bomb" while in class, prompting the evacuation.
"The student, once he realized that this was not a joke, had immediately recanted his statement but once the wheels are in motion certainly we're going to do everything we can to ensure safety of students and staff here at the school," says Mesa Police Det. Steve Berry.
The student was detained and no bomb was found on campus.
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Since June 1st, Chicago's O'Hare has received 3.07" of rain, which is 0.94" above normal.
Midway airport has received 2.98" of rain, which is 0.41" above normal.
Here is a list of other observations around Chicago with total rainfall for June so far with the departures from normal in parenthesis.
Waukegan – 4.18" (+1.61")
Romeoville – 4.16" (+1.38")
Aurora/Sugar Grove – 3.75" (+0.91")
DuPage – 3.62" (0.77")
A lot of this rain fell during the time frame of June 18th-19th. Here's a list of the total rainfall around Chicago.
Here are some graphs that the National Weather Service in Romeoville put together to recap the heavy rain event from June 18th-19th.
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Tegan & Sara explore pop ambitions on Heartthrob
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Sara Quin is impressed with herself. More accurately, she is impressed with the way the songs she and her sister Tegan wrote for their new album Heartthrob (out January 29) sound when played live in a stadium.
"It is obvious to me, when we stand on stage and play those songs every night, they get the biggest response," she says during a recent promotional stop in Toronto. "We sound massive. I'm thrilled."
The Calgary-born Quin sisters, a.k.a. Tegan and Sara, spent part of last December playing that new music – testing out their new sound, really – as the opening act for The Killers. If everything goes according to plan – and there is a plan – a summer or two from now they will be playing those same songs in venues of a similar size.
"I want it to grow our touring career by double," Sara says of what she wants Heartthrob to do for them career-wise. "I want to sell ten times as many records as we've sold in the past. I want to build a show that doesn't just satisfy people; I want to be leading in that field. I want to be competitive and be able to say I know we're putting on one of the best shows out there, right now."
However un-Canadian it may be, the ambition in Sara Quin is palpable. She feels confident that Heartthrob, which marks a turn towards radio-friendly pop music only hinted at in their past records, will be well-received. She is also sure that making another record of earnest, guitar-oriented indie rock like their last two records, 2007's The Con and 2009's Sainthood, would have been the wrong move creatively.
"When we finished Sainthood we really had these eye-opening conversations with people at our label, with our management, with ourselves, where we talked a lot about what we felt was preventing us from accomplishing some of the things that we hoped to accomplish with that record. And what started to become very clear was that this glass ceiling, for all intents and purposes, was less about other people and more about ourselves."
To change things up, the Quins took some time off. They collaborated with DJs and producers like Tiesto, David Guetta, and Morgan Page, making inroads into the dance music community. They also took a year to write the "really immediate, confident, anthemic material" that fills Heartthrob. And they mostly did it together, co-writing being something they had only dabbled in previously.
Then they interviewed a "ridiculous" number of producers, settling on three: Justin Meldal-Johnsen (M83, Neon Trees), Greg Kurstin (Ke$ha, P!nk), and Mike Elizondo (Fiona Apple, Kimbra), all of whom they praise for taking them outside of their comfort zones in order to help them create a big pop record.
"It probably felt easier actually than making our last records," Quin says of recording Heartthrob. "There was a lot of labour involved in Sainthood and The Con, and [2004's] So Jealous in particular. We played a lot of the instruments. We were very serious about doing everything ourselves; co-producing and being there every second of every day."
They especially credit "getting caught up in Greg Kurstin's world" for making Heartthrob as slick-sounding as it is.
"There was this crazy momentum, and it felt like it was really whipping us through the stages in a much faster, more efficient way than we've ever worked in before, and I loved it."
As to how well the new Tegan and Sara will be received by critics and fans, Sara says that it is "early days" yet, but she is confident. Certainly she does not see Heartthrob as any sort of gamble.
"And I'll tell you why, because a lot of our career has been a gamble, and the association I have with what it feels like to be gambling something, I don't have that about this record. I just don't. I just feel so confident. And not only do I feel confident, but I feel so excited because we're so excited about it. If it does even half of what we hope it will do, I will be really proud."
While Tegan and Sara's willing immersion into the world of pop music may seem unusual to some fans, especially considering their roots in folk and alt-rock, as a musician Sara does not see a huge difference between their past and their immediate future.
"The worlds aren't that dissimilar," she says of pop and rock. "We're all out there vying for people's attention and trying to play music and get our message across and be accepted and acknowledged.
"So far, you know, I don't know if it's because we've had so much experience and there's a little bit of credibility and story behind what we do and what we've done, it's all been very welcoming and nice. It's just refreshing to go to radio stations and play shows where people are just almost, like, learning about us for the first time."
Tegan and Sara's new album Heartthrob is out Jan. 29 through Warner Music Canada.
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Immediately north of Piazza Venezia is the real heart of Rome – the centro storico or historic centre, which makes up most of the triangular knob of land that bulges into a bend in the Tiber. This area, known in ancient Roman times as the Campus Martius, was outside the city centre, a low-lying area that was mostly given over to barracks and sporting arenas, together with several temples, including the Pantheon. Later it became the heart of the Renaissance city, and nowadays it's the part of the town that is densest in interest, an unruly knot of narrow streets and alleys that holds some of the best of Rome's classical and Baroque heritage and its most vivacious street- and nightlife. It's here that most people find the Rome they've been looking for – a city of crumbling piazzas, Renaissance churches and fountains, blind alleys and streets humming with scooters and foot-traffic. Whichever direction you wander in there's something to see; indeed it's part of the appeal of the centre of Rome that even the most aimless ambling leads you past some breathlessly beautiful and historic spots.
Just south of the centro storico proper, Campo de' Fiori and the Ghetto are Rome's old centre part two, a similar neighbourhood of cramped, wanderable streets opening out into small squares flanked by churches. However, it's less monumental and more of a working quarter, as evidenced by its main focus, Campo de' Fiori, whose fruit and veg stalls are a marked contrast to the pavement artists of Piazza Navona. Close by are the dark alleys of the old Jewish Ghetto, and the busy traffic junction of Largo di Torre Argentina.Read More
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Galleria Doria Pamphilj
North of Piazza Venezia, the first building on the left is the Palazzo Doria Pamphilj, one of the city's finest Rococo palaces, and inside, the Galleria Doria Pamphilj is perhaps the best of Rome's private art collections. The Doria Pamphilj family still lives in part of the building, and you're guided through the gallery and the state apartments beyond by way of a free audio-tour narrated by the urbane Jonathan Pamphilj.
The picture gallery extends around the main courtyard, the paintings displayed in old-fashioned style, crammed in frame-to-frame, floor-to-ceiling. It has perhaps Rome's best concentration of Dutch and Flemish paintings, with a rare Italian work by Brueghel the Elder showing a naval battle being fought outside Naples, a highly realistic portrait of two old men by Quinten Metsys and a Hans Memling Deposition, in the furthest rooms off the main gallery, as well as a further Metsys painting – the fabulously ugly Moneylenders and their Clients – in the main gallery, close by Annibale Carracci's bucolic Flight into Egypt. Also in the rooms off the courtyard are three paintings by Caravaggio – Repentant Magdalene and John the Baptist, and his wonderful Rest on the Flight into Egypt – hanging near Salome with the head of St John, by Titian. The gallery's most prized treasures, however, are in a small room on their own – a Bernini bust of the Pamphilj pope Innocent X and Velázquez's famous, penetrating painting of the same man. All in all it's a marvellous collection of work, displayed in a wonderfully appropriate setting.
The Pantheon
The Pantheon
From Sant'Ignazio, Via del Seminario leads down to Piazza della Rotonda, where the main focus of interest is the Pantheon, easily the most complete ancient Roman structure in the city and, along with the Colosseum, visually the most impressive. Though originally a temple that formed part of Marcus Agrippa's redesign of the Campus Martius in around 27 BC – hence the inscription – it's since been proved that the building was entirely rebuilt by the Emperor Hadrian and finished around the year 125 AD. It's a formidable architectural achievement even now: the diameter is precisely equal to its height (43m), the hole in the centre of the dome – from which shafts of sunlight descend to illuminate the musty interior – a full 9m across. Most impressively, there are no visible arches or vaults to hold the whole thing up; instead they're sunk into the concrete of the walls of the building. It would have been richly decorated, the coffered ceiling heavily stuccoed and the niches filled with the statues of gods, but now, apart from its sheer size, the main things of interest are the tombs of two Italian kings, and the tomb of Raphael, between the second and third chapel on the left, with an inscription by the humanist bishop Pietro Bembo: "Living, great Nature feared he might outvie Her works, and dying, fears herself may die." The same kind of sentiments might well have been reserved for the Pantheon itself.
Piazza Navona
Piazza Navona
Just west of San Luigi dei Francesi lies Piazza Navona, Rome's most famous square. Lined with cafés and restaurants, and often thronged with tourists, street artists and pigeons, it is as picturesque – and as vibrant, day and night – as any piazza in Italy. It takes its shape from the first-century-AD Stadium of Domitian, the principal venue of the athletic events and later chariot races that took place in the Campus Martius. Until the mid-fifteenth century the ruins of the arena were still here, overgrown and disused, but the square was given a facelift in the mid-seventeenth century by Pope Innocent X, who built most of the grandiose palaces that surround it and commissioned Borromini to design the facade of the church of Sant'Agnese in Agone on the piazza's western side. The story goes that the 13-year-old St Agnes was stripped naked before the crowds in the stadium as punishment for refusing to marry, whereupon she miraculously grew hair to cover herself. The church, typically squeezed into the tightest of spaces by Borromini, is supposedly built on the spot where it all happened.Opposite, the Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi, one of three that punctuate the square, is a masterpiece by Bernini, Borromini's arch-rival, and it's said that all the figures are shielding their eyes in horror from Borromini's church facade (Bernini was disdainful of the less successful Borromini, and their rivalry is well documented), but the fountain had actually been completed before the facade was begun. The grand complexity of rock, which represents the four great rivers of the world, is topped with an Egyptian obelisk, brought here by Pope Innocent X from the Circus of Maxentius.


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PhD, University of Texas at Austin 2000
MA, St. John's College 1990
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September 01, 2008 - present
I have two areas of primary research, both related around concerns with the ways we talk to each other (our discourse and rhetorical practices), and questions of how we come to know and judge the world.
One area is the relation between the discourse practices of what I call the "truth-telling media," i.e. marketing and journalism, and our moral heuristics. This investigation focuses on the growing moralism in mass media, the way that marketing and journalism explicitly build and maintain moral meaning systems and use these to leverage their interests. I explore how this explicit moralism impacts our everyday thinking about ethical and moral issues and affects our moral heuristics.
Another area investigates pre-socratic insights into our most fundamental ways of seeing the world, i.e., such concepts as space, time, language and order or pattern. I am particularly interested in the unusual expositional practices of these earliest thinkers and the relation of what they think about the world to how they choose to talk about those insights.
"Weaving the Fishbasket: Heraclitus on Riddles and the Relation of Word and World" Epoché © 13:2 (2009).
"To Say What is Most Necessary: Expositional and Philosophical Practice in Thucydides and Plato," in Philosophy in Dialogue: Plato's Many Devices, Gary Scott, ed. (Northwestern University Press, Topics in Historical Philosophy Series, John McCumber, ed., 2007).
"Zeno's boêtheia tôi logôi: Thought Problems about Problems for Thought," Epoché © 11:1 (2006).
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Holder of the Lurlyn and Durwood Fleming Professorship in Religion and PhilosophySouthwestern University Teaching Award, 2004


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PEORIA, Ariz. – The Seattle Mariners
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the Kansas City Royals in an 11-6 loss Tuesday afternoon in Cactus League play
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The Mariners fell to 19-11 in Cactus League play, while the
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Franklin Gutierrez (#5) and Michael Morse (#7) each homered giving Seattle 54 home runs
in 30 games this spring, most in the Majors. The old Mariners spring training
record was 51 set in 1999. Morse hit a towering home run over the 40-foot
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Gutierrez finished 2-for-4 with 2 runs scored and 3 RBI, adding a
2-run double to his solo home run. Morse went 3-for-4 and Dustin Ackley recorded his fifth straight multi-hit game
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will be broadcast on 710 ESPN Seattle and the Mariners Radio Network. The game
will feature a premier pitching matchup of Cy Young winners, Mariners
right-hander Felix Hernandez (0-1, 1.64) and
Dodgers left-hander Clayton Kershaw (2-2, 3.60).