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Featured an onstage cast and crew reunion with guests including Peter Bogdanovich, Cybill Shepherd, Cloris Leachman, Timothy Bottoms and Eileen Brennan.
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The Los Angeles premiere of the digitally restored "Definitive Director's Cut" of the film, from Sony Pictures and the Academy Film Archive
Adapted by Larry McMurtry (with Peter Bogdanovich) from his own novel, and launching the careers of a remarkable group of young actors (including Jeff Bridges, Timothy Bottoms, Cybill Shepherd and Randy Quaid), this atmospheric character study greatly influenced a generation of prominent directors.
Set in the fading West Texas town of Anarene in the early 1950s, the film combines a poignant coming-of-age tale with a bittersweet appraisal of Anarene's discontented adults. The only movie theater in town is forced to close its doors due to lack of business, while Anarene's high school seniors grapple with conflicting feelings about sex, friendship and responsibility, and the adults reflect on their unfulfilled lives.
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Digital version courtesy of Sony Pictures and the Academy Film Archive. Running time: 126 minutes (director's cut).
Academy Award winner: Actor in a Supporting Role (Ben Johnson), Actress in a Supporting Role (Cloris Leachman).
Academy Award nominees: Actor in a Supporting Role (Jeff Bridges), Actress in a Supporting Role (Ellen Burstyn), Cinematography (Robert Surtees), Directing (Peter Bogdanovich), Best Picture (Stephen J. Friedman, producer), Writing – Screenplay based on material from another medium (Larry McMurtry, Bogdanovich).
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- November 17, 7:30 p.m.
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The North Whatcom Fire & Rescue (NWFR) service has released its capital needs and facilities report prepared by outside consultants.
The consultants concluded that the department will not be able to meet the increase in demand brought about by growth in Birch Bay without significant upgrades.
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The report, released earlier this month, indicates that NWFR faces a projected 33 percent increase in workload due to new development alone. The question is one of how to provide an appropriate and adequate level of service to an increased population without a corresponding increase in revenues.
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Perry's Steakhouse & Grille - The Woodlands
- Address:
6700 Woodlands Pkwy.
The Woodlands, TX 77382Neighborhood:
The Woodlands
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Perry's Steakhouse & Grille - The Woodlands
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.perryssteakhouse.com/
- Phone: 2813620569x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday 4 PM - 10 PM
Friday 11 AM - 10 PM
Saturday 4 PM - 10 PM
Sunday 4 PM - 9 PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Dan Morgan
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (bar only), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: During Perry's popular Social Hour at Bar 79, savor specials on spectacular wines from around the world paired with delectable specially priced appetizers such as Smoked Pork Quesadillas and Beef Tenderloin Sliders. Enjoy Perry's signature Pick Three Mini-Martinis, a flight of three selected from seven featured cocktails with ingredients fresh from the kitchen to the bar. Join us for Social Hour Monday through Friday 4:00pm to 6:30pm and Sunday 4:00pm to 9:00pm.
Sit, sip and savor while enjoying live entertainment every Thursday from 6:00pm to 10:00pm and Friday and Saturday from 7:00pm to 11:00pm. Whether it's a live jazz trio or piano music, we invite you to sit back, relax and enjoy all Perry's has to offer.
A word from Perry's Steakhouse & Grille - The Woodlands
Perry's Steakhouse & Grille creates an experience that is casually elegant, while staying grounded to its roots as a meat market by serving only the choicest cuts of hand-selected, USDA-aged Prime beef, cut fresh daily. Perry's also offers a Social Hour with specially priced appetizers, wine and martinis, piano bar featuring live entertainment and an array of private dining rooms for every occasion.Continued
From its modern interior with a towering wine wall to succulent signature dishes cooked to perfection, Perry's family has redefined dining with an experience that's truly Rare and Well Done.
From its modern interior with a towering wine wall to succulent signature dishes cooked to perfection, Perry's family has redefined dining with an experience that's truly Rare and Well Done.
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Perry's Steakhouse & Grille - The Woodlands reviews from OpenTable diners
278 reviews since May 25, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (222)romantic (159)notable wine list (106)neighborhood gem (98)fit for foodies (73)good for groups (71)great for lunch (63)vibrant bar scene (60)hot spot (32)great for brunch (15)late-night find (15)kid-friendly (15)great for outdoor dining (5)scenic view (4)Show More
- exceptionalOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014This was one of the best restaurant experiences I ever had. From the awesome service to the outstanding food. I will give this place 5 stars.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent FoodJerseyGirl678VIPDined on 9/14/2014We're from NY/NJ, are in TX on vacation, and were not familiar with Perry's. Well, we are now!! We were surprised at the decor and ambiance; it had a very upscale feel. The service was on point, everyone was friendly and attentive, without being too much. It was all just wonderful. My husband had the prime three peppercorn NY strip with the lobster mac & cheese. I had the cheateaubriand with roasted asparagus and three sauces - peppercorn, bearnaise, and merlot. We shared the roasted sherried mushrooms. Everything was outstanding! We highly recommend Perry's, and will visit again whenever we travel somewhere that has one...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- All good except for one thingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/14/2014We liked everything about our first experience at Perry's, except for one thing. We were shown to our table and it quickly became apparent that our server was also taking care of a party of 11 at the next table. Took over 5 minutes to even be acknowledged, and over 15 to be served drinks. And once the drinks were served, the server excused herself before taking our order because the party of 11 had flagged her down on the way by. Not our server's fault, she was very good once we had her attention. The hostess could have picked another section in which to seat us.....it wasn't that busy at 6:30 on a Sunday evening.Special Features:
- Slow ServiceHiddenGemDined on 9/14/2014Overall the experience was good but I wanted to point out a few things I was displeased with. After SEVERAL minutes of being seated we had to eventually ask for bread and butter. Although I informed the waiter of the occasion and mentioned it in the reservation, I expected some type of recognition for my husband's birthday. They did not even offer a free birthday dessert with a candle after spending close to $300 on our meal. Also, the wait time between appetizer and meal was extremely long. However, the food was exceptional. I would recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday CelebrationOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/14/2014We've been to Perry's several times in the past. Perry's is a very special place for our important life celebrations. The food and service is simply outstanding.Special Features:
- Special Birthday x3Anniversarydiner19Dined on 9/13/2014Perry's did an exceptional job taking care of our birthday group of nine. We had three birthdays to celebrate and everyone had a great time. Perry's always hits the spot for a special meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Woodlands FinestTMDAF9Dined on 9/13/2014Amazing food, sevice... $$$$$ but worth it for a special evening!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent SteakbeeeejDined on 9/12/2014Enjoyed the meal, steak was perfectly prepared. Were unfortunate to have a table along a hallway, so lots of traffic and noise. Still was a good experience.Special Features:
- Pork chop Friday!babsDined on 9/12/2014The pork chops are amazing and the price is too! Excellent excellent excellent!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- happydinerDined on 9/8/2014We "special requested" a quiet corner since several in our party are hard of hearing.........they put us in the small private room! It was great!Special Features:
- Beautiful placeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014It was my first time there for my husband birthday. Very nice. Pork chop was AWESOMESpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always goodNumber1VIPDined on 9/5/2014Food is always exceptional. Service is great but the music was so loud it was impossible to carry a conversation.Pay attention to the cleanliness of the glasses. At our table, 3of 4 water glasses were dirty from the outside. When I brought it to the waitress attention, she said it was lint. I asked her to touch and feel outside the water glass and feel the crusted particles dry on the outside. First time I have ever seen this at a Perry's restaurant and we frequent the restaurant 1-2 times a month.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food; hopping placeCelebratingGraduateDined on 9/5/2014Lovely setting. Would be romantic but so crowded waiters hit our chairs several times trying to get to adjacent tables. Food very good. Service good. Very noisy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perry's in the WoodlandsxoxoDined on 9/5/2014Excellent service, as always. The signature pork chop was very tasty but two of the three had more fat than preferred.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatRitterDined on 9/2/2014Best of everything steaks staff wine- all of it! We've been here many times- always great! We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So SpecialKathyDined on 9/1/2014We went to Perry's for a special date and were treated like royalty. A special compliment to Ryan our server. He was attentive, but not obvious. He wasn't stuffy and we enjoyed taliking to him. It is quite expensive dining, but the food, service and ambiance make it worth it.Special Features:
- awesomelovely2dineDined on 9/1/2014My husband and I enjoyed our 23th year anniversary eating good quality food at Perry's. We didn't eat anything else for the rest of the day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/1/2014will be great if open for lunch every day, I would love it, so I will be able to come to this wonderful place so often with my family, friends.... I heard that from so many people also.Special Features:
- WoodlandsGuyDined on 8/31/2014On an extremely busy night we experienced a great recovery by the restaurant. After learning an entree was seriously overcooked, a new one was promptly prepared. Management quickly acknowledged the error and the service slowness due to the huge crowd, and all was saved by the staff. Perry's is to be commended for their professional handling of a less than stellar experience. We will definitely be back because of how the situation was resolved.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love Perry'sJDBfunVIPDined on 8/30/2014Always consistently great food and great service. This is one of our favorite places. The steaks are fabulous. The pork chops are outstanding. Everything is so delicious it's hard to decide on what sides to have. The presentation is beautiful. We love going to Perry's!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Oh what a nightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Saturday date night with my husband was taken to the next level thanks to the wonderful food and service at Perry's! Lonnie, our waiter, had great recommendations and the food was one of our top 5 favorite dinners ever. Highly recommend and tell Lonnie hello!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our anniversary dinnerDinnerbellDined on 8/30/2014Had reservation for 6:45 and was shown to our table upon arrival. Wait staff and service was excellent, very knowledgeable. Exceptional Wine list but pricey, we ordered off their anniversary menu (four course meals) My wife had steak and I had their signature dish the pork chop. The food was great we had a wonderful evening, I would highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BoricuaDined on 8/30/2014We love this restaurant! Everything was predictably perfect!Special Features:
- Special RestaurantC2K2Dined on 8/29/2014They make the occasion special. The food is delicious, The exquisite desserts and excellent waiters.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner with out of town friendsDdinesDined on 8/29/2014Friends were late but staff very accommodating - my husband and I had wine - they brought bread - we were never rushed- delicious meal - friends were impressed with food and service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LeftoversgreatdinnerDined on 8/29/2014It was a really great evening. Service and food were great. We have been coming here with our friends to celebrate mutual wedding anniversaries for at least five years. This was probably the best food we had ever had. Very unfortunately, the servers mixed our leftovers up. We do not live close enough to be able to switch! It was dark enough that when we checked in the restaurant, we couldn't tell we got parts of our orders and parts of theirs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pricey, but worth ithygeineskierDined on 8/29/2014We had been trying the Paleo diet, and my husband was dying for some carbs-specifically, a baked potato. That goes with a steak, so I suggested Perry's. My ulterior motive was that Perry's is one of the few restaurants in our area who serve escargot. Yum! Our server suggested a Perry Signature wine, and it was excellent. The steaks had some sort of seasoning that was just delicious, and both were cooked perfectly. The service was great. No complaints. You know it will be expensive when you come here, but both the food and service make it worthwhile.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reservation didn't helpWoodlandsdinerDined on 8/29/2014Had a 12:45 reservation showed up at 12:40 and our table was not ready til after 1PM. Made the whole point of taking the time to make reservation seen pointlessSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- pork chop lover!LindaRVIPDined on 8/29/2014Can't beat the $11.95 pork chop lunch at Perry's. Always a winner!!Special Features:
- Great birthday celebration!DacoysDined on 8/28/2014We had a great time celebrating our daugher's 14th birthday! As always, food and service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tasty FoodAA28Dined on 8/27/2014Delicious crab cakes and must try their smoked salmon. Tasty food and the waiter did a good job explaining their featuring items.Special Features:
- AwesomeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/27/2014We ate the one in the woodlands texas and Steven Garcia was our server and he made the night for us. Suggesting things off the menu and wine list expalining the apps to us. It was a great night. Food was good but the server made the nightSpecial Features:
- Awesome experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/26/2014We go to Perry's often, but Jose was the greatest waiter EVER. He even put the Splenda in my mother's tea for her.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Greatly appreciate birthday serviceTeddyDined on 8/25/2014Every expectation and request was met!It was a special occasion fora birthday. A quiet table location was set asside with rose petals on the table top! Following an excellent meal our great server Allison presented the "Birthday Girl" with a complementary dessert. Many thanks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and service!SevansDined on 8/24/2014We ordered the sea bass, pork chop and pecan-crusted snapper entrees and enjoyed every bite; finished with the delicious dessert trio. The sea bass with sushi rice was particularly good, especially the julienne vegetables, and the pork chop was perfectly seasoned and cooked. The service was spot-on; each course arrived on time and the beverages were refilled without asking. I will definitely visit again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ouduckDined on 8/23/2014Terrific food, great wine list, good service, knowledgeable waiterSpecial Features:
- Great experieceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/23/2014We went to celebrate birthdays. The ambience was nice but it was so dark at our table, we had trouble reading the menu. Overall, the food was excellent other than the turtle soup, which was very salty. The chateaubriand and my seafood were excellent as were the sauces that accompanied them. The lobster bisque was the best I have ever eaten and the crab cakes were amazing as well. Our server was a professional yet still friendly and the service was the best I have ever had. We will go back again.Special Features:
- Special OccasionsluvPerrysDined on 8/23/2014Anytime a special occasion comes up, Perry's is the place to go. The food, service, and ambience are outstanding. Love the pork chop!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Date NightperkiesDined on 8/23/2014We treated some friends to dinner here. They were highly impressed with the restaurant and with the food. Great special occasion place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sat 8/23Shaayk68Dined on 8/23/2014The service, atmosphere, and food were excellent. Will definitely dine here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Wow! That was rich! Full flavor galore. I am nearly 50 and grew up on goolash. My grandparents migrated on boats back in 1920 from Austria-Hungary. Now, they loved to cook, but I must say, "This recipe produced flavor that was creme de la creme". The aromatics are identical to my grandmothers, the flavor was a level above. Yummylicious!!
I am Hungarian and have eaten and cooked goulash all my life. I just read this recipe and based on the ingredients already I would not bother with it. It just simply does not have much in common with goulash. I agree with Katizka's Dad, there is no tomato and definitely no roasted peppers or mushrooms in thr real stuff. The meat on the picture looked very anemic. It needs a lot of paprika, the quality of which is the key for any Hungarian dish. Just to note also that there are two kinds of goulash. One is a stew and this dish only contains meat, onion, paprika and salt. The other one is goulash soup, which has meat, carrots, parsnip, onions, potatoes, paprika, salt and little dumplings (called nokedli).
Just a couple thoughts for those who found it bland: whenever my family makes 'goulash' we always add caraway seed, use a less expensive cut of beef rather than veal, and I think the comments about adding additional paprika sound right. And, according to my Hungarian born father, tomato of any kind would not be a traditional addition to this stew... but, not having ever stepped foot in that part of the world, I'm no expert :)
I didn't have dried mushrooms, so I stewed the other ingredients in chicken broth. Per others' suggestions, I doubled the paprika. After stirring in the egg noodles, sour cream, and fresh dill suggested in the recipe header, we had a delicious, hearty, one dish meal. I served with a simple green salad. My only complaint is that it dirtied an awful lot of dishes (pot for stew, another for noodles, another for sauteeing mushrooms) for a peasant food type of dish.
Using only 1 TBS of paprika would never rate this dish as "Hungarian" as a minimum of 2 plus 1/2 to 1 of hot paprika would be needed
I love this dish, however, I did make some changes. First, I used white mushrooms, and sauteed them with the onions. I increased the onions by 1/2, as well as the paprika. I also add dash of cayenne, which perks it up quite a bit.
Great comfort food. I used beef instead of veal but will try veal next time. The cremini mushrooms are awesome in this. As many said, it's not knock-your-socks-off, but definitely a tasty, hearty dish that'll stick to your ribs. I made mine with 'Knodel' - German dumplings (you can get them at Cost Plus). Mmmmm.
I made this for dinner/bridge and got great comments. Served it with the minature French lasagne pasta. I will make this again and freeze to have on short notice for company
I served it over plain polenta with green beans and a dollop of sour cream. It was devine! I made a couple of changes. I didn't have any dried mushrooms, so I soaked a mushroom bullion cube in 2 cups of boiling water. I used only one cup of the broth along with a cup of beef broth and a helf cup of red wine. I also added about half a cup of finely chopped shitake caps and portobello stems at the point where you add the broth and mushrooms. I was a little heavy handed with the paprika and tomato paste. My husband and I both agree that this is a keeper!
My family found the dish too spicey - which seems funny when reading the other comments. I used less paprika than called for - but maybe I used a hot rather than sweet paprika. The meat was very tender - but it seemed like a lot of work - also the mushrooms make it an expensive dish.


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LANCASTER, Calif. (AP) - An uncle of the person cast as the mastermind of the hoax involving Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o says that man may tell his side of the story.
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All Aboard the Soundscape Express!
Published on Monday, July 12, 2010 - 1:48pm
Well-written scores and relevant songs help guide the viewer from scene to scene, and establish timing and tone. A brilliant soundtrack—Star Wars (John Williams), Glory (James Horner), Last of the Mohicans (Trevor Jones and Randy Edelman), and Braveheart (James Horner) come to mind—amplifies and hints at the emotions inexpressible through dialogue and photography.
"This is where Yoda teaches Luke telekinesis!" I've said, while listening to John Williams' masterpiece soundtrack for The Empire Strikes Back. As a kid I would tune the television to a movie channel, turning the volume all the way down, and play records to fill the sonic space.
For example, if you play the disco version of Star Wars songs on top of General Hospital, you get instant comedy! These "actors" and "actresses" were taking part in performance art, lampooning themselves without even knowing it. Sometimes other records actually fit the mood of a scene; sometimes the mismatch was comical, but somehow it always worked. I guess it's easier to create fantasy worlds as children, but even as adults our minds insist on connecting the sound and the image. If the association is not obvious, then we create one. Adaptable creatures, we humans.
"If you're under 90, chances are you've spent most of your life listening to electronic music. The experience that used to be called music up until the 1920s—listening to someone sing or play a musical instrument live and unamplified—actually forms an increasingly minor percentage of our listening experiences now, Instead, we listen to records, or we listen to the radio."
—Brian Eno*
Growing up in a town as small as mine meant access to, in today's terms, a very limited variety of music. We had the classic rock station, NPR, the oldies station, and the station that only played heavy metal. You had to just pick a genre and hope they would play a few bands you liked. This was a mixture of suffering and relief, because you had no option but to sit through the other songs, no matter how unappealing they were. Depending on the mood of the DJ, you might get lucky and hear a couple of good songs per hour. If we were out in the car sometimes, we could get something more hip coming out of nearby Ithaca. I know I'm picky, but try imagining your favorite television show with twice as many commercials. It would take twice as long and you'd be twice as brainwashed. Unacceptable! Ahem…
The…Village…People—as a teenage musician it burned my tongue to say those three words. This is because, as a kid, I witnessed and became caught up in a phenomenon in electronics that would change the world, and my life: the portable audio player.
"If it keeps up, man will atrophy all his limbs but the push-button finger."
—Frank Lloyd Wright*
The first prototype for such a device was made for a rich Sony executive in 1978, so he could listen to opera on long flights. He was so impressed that he took the idea to Sony, and the rest was history. The Walkman became commercially available in 1980 but was not affordable until the mid-eighties, when it exploded in popularity. This unwittingly launched a social trend that continues today (its mighty descendant, the iPod, would amplify the cultural waves made by the Walkman, but the social shift started with the Walkman).
"Technological progress has merely provided us with more efficient means for going backwards."
—Aldous Huxley*
By nature, the aural walk is a profoundly private experience. Like a sonic version of dark sunglasses, it tends to force listeners to deemphasize their physical environment, to disengage from fellow humans on the street—mere extras in the listener's own film, not fellow actors in a shared movie. This takes on an even more sinister hue when you look at electronics that seem bent on blocking out the external world. I recently upgraded from a great pair of normal Bose headphones to a pair of Bose noise-canceling headphones. I say upgraded, but I am still evaluating this on personal and social levels. I think it largely depends on how you use your device.
If walking around feels truly meaningless, even the most beautiful sounds can only fill so much space. I see the seas of young people plugged-in and tuned-out, and I choose to believe they are probably just a bunch of people who love music. Some people are urban nomads at heart, having taken the aural walk and melded it with their lives, creating a sort of art form that explores endless combinations of music and surroundings. Along the way these folks inadvertently internalize certain laws of aesthetics and probably enter a meditative, healing musical state. Whether you think of it as wandering a musically-enhanced landscape or navigating a visually-enhanced soundscape, in the end the aural walk helps us to feel like ourselves, even to become ourselves. Maybe it's a little sick, but for better or worse technology has helped bring us back to our fantasy lands. Please enjoy responsibly.
- Phillip Glass's Einstein On the Beach
- Brian Eno's Discreet Music
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The Mont-Tremblant Park is a vast territory offering an abundance of nature; rolling hills, lakes, and rivers. In order to discover and appreciate the National Park's landscape from a brand new perspective, we offer a variety of summer activities that are sure to please. By canoe or on foot, you will be surprised by the sheer size of the territory. The park is open year-round. Approximately a 1.5-hour drive from Montreal and less than 3 hours from Ottawa
Must be booked 2 days or more before start date.
The canoe trip is the best way to discover The Diable River in Quebec's largest National Park in the oldest mountain range in the world. A park warden–naturalist will be your guide and share their knowledge throughout the journey. You'll stop along the 6 km river descent for a snack and a swim, while you discover this spectacular corner of the Laurentian mountains. During the guided canoe trip, paddlers often see ducks, beavers and several species of birds. A great family activity. No experience required.
40 minutes from Tremblant. Transport NOT included.
Daily departure at 10:00 a.m. from the National Park*: from June 21 to September 1, 2014 (Schedule may change without notice)
Please arrive 15 minutes before your departure time.
*After you made your reservation, you will receive an Itinerary request confirmation via email. Once the reservation will be confirmed, The Tremblant Activity Centre will send you an activity reservation confirmation including the driving directions to departure point.
3 hours approx
Guide, equipment, snack and park entrance fees.All The Activity Center clients are automatically covered by Airmedic medical emergency helicopter evacuation, for the duration of the activity. For full details see the Airmedic page.
Wear comfortable clothing (dress according to the weather), appropriate footwear and bring your camera !
Price per person. Maximum of 2 adults and 1 child per canoe. Minimum weight 20 lb / 10kg.Child rates apply to children from 6 to 17 years old. Free for children 5 years old and under. Rates are subject to change without notice. Taxes and resort royalty are extra.
This is a self-guided canoe trip in the Mont Tremblant National Park. Canoe down approximately 12 km of the meandering Diable River and take your time discovering the unique landscape and its sandy river beaches. Approximately 4 hours (can take as little as 2.5 hours or as much as 4.5 hours, Everyone paddles differently, the flow of the river changes, wind can be a factor ...in short there are many variables)
Our fleet of canoes is renewed regularly to offer quality, comfort and stability. Paddles, life jackets and safety kits are included with each canoe rental.
You will leave your car at the departure point and a shuttle will bring you back to your car after the river descent.
PLEASE NOTE: This activity is suitable for beginners. Canoes are designed for 2 people. It is possible to put 3 if one is a child, but we do not recommend putting 4 in a canoe. Canoes have 2 seats. A 3rd person would have to sit on the floor. Do not expect children under 10 to be motivated to paddle the entire length of the trip, they should be put in a canoe with an adult. The best configuration puts at least 1 adult per canoe, no more than 2 adults or 2 adults + 1 child in a canoe.
Several daily departures from the National Park*: May 11 to October 14, 2013 (Schedule may change without notice)
Please arrive 30 minutes before your departure time.
4 hours approx 12km
Canoe, equipment and park entrance fees.All The Activity Center clients are automatically covered by Airmedic medical emergency helicopter evacuation, for the duration of the activity. For full details see the Airmedic page.
Wear comfortable clothing (dress according to the weather), appropriate footwear and bring your camera!
Price per canoe. Maximum of 2 adults and 2 small children (8 years old or less) per canoe. Minimum 20 lb / 10kg.Identification card is required and held as a security deposit to ensure the return of the equipment. Rates are subject to change without notice. Taxes and resort royalty are extra.
Prices shown are based on rates available between 2014-09-01 and 2015-01-20 (YYYY-MM-DD).
Following terms and definitons are based on CITQ (Corporation de l'Industrie Touristique du Québec) documentation.
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Chalet, Condiminium, Home, Townhome:Tourist homes according to CITQ are furnished cottages, apartments or houses with a kitchenette and one or more bedrooms. Classified on a scale of 0 to 5 stars.
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Step back in time to join our townsfolk for an old-fashioned "Christmas Around Town." Stroll through our town while enjoying the ambiance of traditional holiday street décor and music in the air. Holiday lights and a craft show featuring holiday decor will be sure to spark that holiday spirit. Bring your family and dine at the soup and sandwich supper at the community center. Children are kept occupied playing games, decorating cookies, and taking pictures with Santa while you shop.
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A new strand of swine flu for humans has infected three people who spent time in the swine barn at the Minnesota State Fair.
All three are doing just fine, and two of the three had pre-existing health conditions that may have made the flu harder for them to fight off.
The state health department says they are not nervous about people going into the barn, but they do say people with pre-existing conditions, kids under five years old and people over 65 should really think about skipping the swine barn this year.
One thing all three cases had in common is that they all spent multiple hours inside the barn.
One was a teenager who was showing a pig at the fair, the other was a woman in her 70s whose grandchildren were showing pigs at the fair, and the elementary-school-aged boy also had a relative showing pigs. Only the woman in her 70s had to be hospitalized.
Plenty of people were still visiting the swine fair Friday night at the fair, but one couldn't miss the warning signs up to help protect people from catching the swine flu.
The flu is contracted by being around infected pigs and then touching ones eyes, nose or mouth.
This is a milder case than the swine flu most remember as H1N1.
Earlier this week, two pigs found to be sick were removed from the fairgrounds. It is not known if all three people who got sick came in contact with those pigs.
The health department does expect more cases of swine flu to be reported. If someone comes down with flu-like symptoms, they can go to a doctor who can draw and test blood to determine the strain of flu.
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I'm sorry Headmistress Pryde, but is that any way to speak? What must your dear students think! For shame, Kitten, for shame.
I'd watch your butt, Bruce. We have a shark for a student.
You mean like this one? Just joshing with you, Kitty.
That, was a nice start.
Headmistress? Well, that is a change, isn't it. I'm quite certain I'm about to make an incredibly snide and possibly inappropriate comment so perhaps I'll just say congratulations and move along.
Don't you dare utter that comment, Banner, or I will sick my mutant students on you.
Sounds good, Kitten. Better than good. But before you do, I suppose you'd better show me around. It seems… different around here.
Oh, this is the new school. The Jean Grey For Higher Learning, I'm kinda the headmistress? It's weird. Hank, Logan, Bobby, and I designed the building.
Just trying to take it slow. But if you're gonna look at me like that, then I might be the one whose tongue the cat got.
Well, too bad for you that cat is not a Kitty.
It is…it's very hot. But there's no place like it.
Fiji is wonderful. *smiles* I think you'll enjoy it.
I've always wanted to go. It also seems less… eventful, then anywhere else.
Now that you mention it, I could do with a meal that doesn't involve any form of packet, tin or box…
How about a steak?
Didja woo d'Queen while doin' so? [Laughs] Not in a bad way- I was a perfectly respectable gentleman t'Her Majesty.
Oh god.
An' lemme tell you. Excalibur? Damn fine sword.
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A new report shows the recent snowfall in Kansas has helped relieve some drought conditions. However, many farmers are hoping there is more rain on the way.
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service said Monday the melting snow has improved soil moisture in parts of the state. Water levels in stock ponds are also showing slight improvement.
But the agency says more moisture is still needed.
Farmer Frank Moley does everything he can to make sure the livestock on his Bucyrus, KS, farm are well taken care of. But over the last year or so, that has proven more difficult than ever before.
"It has been tough," Moley said.
Moley has several ponds and creeks on his land, but lately they've been nearly bone dry. All the recent snowfall did help but not nearly enough.
"Most of that water is going straight into the ground. The ground is so dry it is absorbing it. If you had rain for a few days, it would get saturated and eventually run off," Moley said.
Topsoil moisture levels across Kansas are now rated 49 percent short to very short, while subsoil moisture levels are 83 percent short to very short. Stock water supplies are 85 percent short to very short.
Meanwhile, 35 percent of the winter wheat crop is rate in poor to very poor condition. About 41 percent of the wheat is in fair condition, with 23 percent rated good and 1 percent in excellent condition.
Moley has been forced to tap into city water to keep his cows hydrated. But that is not cheap, stretching his already tight margins to the limit.
Farmers are now hoping to get several inches of rain over the next few months, and the clock is ticking, Moley says. His ponds need to be full to get him through the summer.
"They need to be full by April to take that long hot dry summer," he said.
Despite all the hardship, Moley says he'll keep pressing on and his fellow farmers wouldn't have it any other way.
And to make matters worse, Moley says his cows eat about three times more food during cold weather which is just another expense to an already tight budget.
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Name: Kirk Steffensen
Location:Eagle, Nebraska
Notable Weather Changes/Differences This Season: Very cyclic, seemed like we were either above average or below with a change every 5 to 7 days.
Winter Snow Summary:Very little, we only had to measureable snow falls and both were less than a couple inches.
Season Water Conditions: Good, with relatively normal level. Ice formed shortly after Thanksgiving and remained all season.
Overall Feeding Conditions: Average, harvest was mostly completed by mid-November.
Duck Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Great, compared to last year when the season was really, really warm. Overall, our numbers were above average.
Goose Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Above average, but mainly due to the increased bag limits.
Notable Duck Migrations:There were three big pushes days this year, two in November and one in early-December.
Notable Goose Migrations: Same as ducks, except snows busted through in one big push.
Overall Hunting Report:Great and fun season, had plenty of opportunities and time afield.
Name:Jared Shepard
Location:Scottsbluff, NE
Weather:Temperatures this past week have stayed mostly in the 40's and 50's with overnight lows dropping into the upper 20's and lower 30's.
Snow Cover: We still have no snow on the ground.
Water Conditions: Shallow ponds have thawed more and the river continues to flow without ice or slush.
Feeding Conditions: Plenty of corn, beans, alfalfa and prairie grass remaining for the birds.
Species and Numbers:Mallards remain the primary duck species still in the area; however with the warmer weather we have seen an increase in green-winged teal, wigeon, gadwall, and a variety of divers. Lots of geese remain in the area also including lesser and greaters.
Migrations:The reverse migration continues from this past week bringing up many new geese and ducks from the south.
Season Stage:Duck season is now closed and approximately 13 days remain in dark goose season. Light goose season re-opened on the 25th and will continue through the end of the conservation season.
Hunting Report: Reports of full limits of geese came from all over this past week as hunters continue to take advantage of the new birds from the south.
Gossip:No rumors just lots of pictures of limits of geese.
Name:Dallas W Branch
Location:Enid, Oklahoma
Notable Weather Changes/Differences This Season: Weekly variations in weather patterns are beginning to be the norms everywhere it seems. Weather varies from being in the lower digits to the 60's the next day.
Winter Snow Summary:Unpredictable and unreliable forecast. There were more ice storms than snow.
Season Water Conditions: After being in a drought for over 7 years we had normal to above normal conditions throughout much of the area.
Overall Feeding Conditions:Fairly poor. The winter wheat started off very well in the early season. Most millet planted was flooded out to early in the season.
Duck Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Similar to that in the years past just more spread out due to the amount of opportunities.
Goose Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Numbers have been lower than normal
Notable Duck Migrations:After the New Year the first two weeks had a noticeable push of both ducks and geese.
Notable Goose Migrations: They seemed to follow the same patterns as the ducks.
Overall Hunting Report: Overall I would say that it was a successful season spending time with friends. Bag limits weren't as frequently filled as in years past.
Name:David Williams
Location: Choctaw, OK
Notable Weather Changes/Differences This Season: Colder than average and dry.
Winter Snow Summary: One significant snow event and one ice event occurred during the season.
Season Water Conditions: Much improved water conditions from the past two seasons.
Overall Feeding Conditions: Abundant food available this season.
Duck Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Good duck numbers for the first half of the season. The second half of the season was a bit below average.
Goose Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Excellent goose numbers were observed all season long.
Notable Duck Migrations:The most significant duck migration occurred during Oklahoma's season split in early December.
Notable Goose Migrations: The most significant goose migration occurred the week of Christmas.
Overall Hunting Report: Overall this season was about average, although it seemed it was excellent at times compared to the previous two years.


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According to the National Institutes of Health, studies have shown that properly managed medical use of opioid analgesic compounds (taken exactly as prescribed) is safe, can manage pain effectively, and rarely causes addiction.
But the abuse of opioids is a significant public safety concern. Abusers ingest these drugs orally, and also crush the pills in order to snort or inject them.
Commonly abused opioid pain medicines include prescription drugs such as codeine, and the brand-name products Oxycontin (oxycodone), Vicodin (hydrocodone with acetaminophen), and Demerol (meperidine).
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- Follow directions carefully. Opioids are associated with significant side effects, including drowsiness, constipation, and depressed breathing depending on the amount taken. Taking too much could cause severe respiratory depression or death. Do not crush or break pills. This can alter the rate at which the medication is absorbed and lead to overdose and death.
- Reduce the risk of drug interactions. Don't mix opioids with alcohol, antihistamines, barbiturates, or benzodiazepines. All of these substances slow breathing and their combined effects could lead to life-threatening respiratory depression.
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Atlanta's airport is keeping its title as the world's busiest.
Airport officials on Tuesday said passenger traffic increased by more than 3.1 million passengers in 2012 -- making 2012 the busiest year ever for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Authorities said the 2012 total of 95.5 million passengers is 3.35 percent higher than the previous record of 92.4 million passengers, set in 2011.
Louis Miller, the airport's aviation general manager, says the airport remains the world's busiest in terms of passengers and operations.
The airport's annual air cargo decreased by about 2.5 percent - from 663,162 in 2011 to 646,481 metric tons in 2012. Airport officials said the decline in cargo operations reflected a global decrease of consumer purchases and reduced manufacturing.
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33 U.S. Code § 50 - Turtle Bay and Turtle Bayou, Texas
Turtle Bay and Turtle Bayou, in Chambers County, in the State of Texas, are declared to be nonnavigable waterways within the meaning of the Constitution and laws of the United States of America.
The existing project for Turtle Bayou, Texas, authorized by the Rivers and Harbors Act approved June 25, 1910 (Act June 25, 1910, ch. 382, 36 Stat. 630), is abandoned.
The right of Congress to alter, amend, or repeal this section is expressly reserved.
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Lynn Announces Additions of Women's Cross Country and Women's Swimming
BOCA RATON, Fla. – Lynn University athletics director Dr. Kristen Migliano has announced the reinstating of women's cross country and addition of women's swimming as NCAA Division II athletic programs at Lynn. This will increase the total number of NCAA varsity sports sponsored by the University to 13; eight women and five men.
"Expanding sport sponsorship at Lynn University is a momentous plan that allows us to compete for additional championships within the Sunshine State Conference and NCAA Division II," said Dr. Migliano, a former women's basketball player for the Fighting Knights from 1993-97. "We look forward to swimming and cross country student-athletes joining Lynn University this fall, and providing them a quality student-athlete experience commensurate with competitive NCAA Division II athletics."
The women's cross country and women's swimming programs are slated to begin NCAA competition during the 2012-13 championship season. A national search has been underway to identify head coaches for each sport.
"Lynn University's commitment to sport expansion began two years ago when a local exploratory committee was called together to review complementary sports for our athletic program," explains Senior Vice President Gregory J. Malfitano. "The exploration, research, forecasting and coaching search that has transpired since has been an exciting process in the history of the athletics program at Lynn University. In December, the process was completed when the University's Board of Trustees approved the sport expansion plan to include women's swimming and women's cross country to begin fall 2012."
Women's cross country and women's swimming will compete as NCAA Division II programs and as a member of the Sunshine State Conference. Currently, 291 Division II schools offer varsity women's cross country while 89 Division II member institutions offer women's swimming. Lynn becomes the seventh school in the SSC with women's cross country and women's swimming, joining Florida Southern, Florida Tech, Nova Southeastern, Rollins, Saint Leo and Tampa.
The swimming program will train on campus at the newly renovated West Pool at the McCusker Sports Complex while the cross country team will practice in various Boca Raton and Palm Beach County parks, local golf courses and along State Road A1A.
Men's and women's cross country was previously started at LU April 1, 1998 but was eliminated June 1, 2001. This will be the first sport expansion by Lynn since men's and women's rowing was added September 1, 1999.
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Maine Calling is an interactive radio program airing live Monday through Thursday from 12:00 to 1:00 pm and anytime online. Below are archived programs dating back to 2011. The most recent shows are available at news.mpbn.net/programs/maine-calling. To get in touch, email firstname.lastname@example.com, tweet @mainecalling, or post a message on Facebook www.Facebook.com/MaineCalling.
What do renters and landlords need to know? Learn about fair housing laws, your rights as a renter, and what reasonable accommodations landlords are sometimes required to make. Learn about fair housing issues affecting veterans and people with disabilities.
What does it take to be a successful small farmer in Maine? Hear a discussion about the challenges of owning and operating a family farm in Maine. Learn about a surprising rise in the number of young farmers in Maine, and how agriculture here is changing.
Budget battles, medicaid expansion, solar energy subsidies and Narcan use were just some of the headline grabbing issues out of Augusta this legislative session. MPBN state house bureau chief AJ Higgins and leaders from both political parties discuss what the legislature accomplished, what the governor veteod, and what's still left to be done.
The true story of a free-loving (and smoking) fringe community growing Maine's most valuable crop. Author Crash Barry explores Maine's secretive marijuana subculture. Crash tells tales, based on hundreds of hours of research, of growing, harvesting and testing the product. We're talking about pot in Maine, and how legalized medical marijuana changed everything.
It can show up as just a tremor, or it can cause severe symptoms that make daily life a challenge. Doctors and experts about Parkinson's disease discussed how to recognize it, what new drugs and treatments are available, and where to find support if you or a loved one has the disease.
Explore why the art of being mindful is now embraced as a means to improve job performance, personal relationships as well as physical and mental health. If you think of practicing mindfulness and/or meditation as something only Zen Buddhists do you're wrong. Although these practices do have ancient roots, modern research is showing they have multiple benefits, including stress reduction, lowering the heart rate, improving memory, reducing emotional responses and, some say, making practitioners more effective at work.
There's been a lot of attention paid to the consumer side of the Affordable Care Act. But the ACA is a sweeping piece of legislation, and it does a lot more than provide coverage for the uninsured. In short, the ACA seeks to reform the way health care is delivered in America. The goal is healthier patients AND lower costs, a tall order. How is Maine's health care system changing under the ACA?
Winter is finally on the way out and it's time to assess what the long, cold weather did to our homes and property. What should be at the top of our to-do lists regarding getting your house ready for the warmer months ahead. Is now the time to paint, plant and purge? Tips and ideas for working around the home.
Home births, c-sections and an update on our understanding of childbirth. Learn about different options for mother and baby during pregnancy and childbirth. Learn about issues that arise during a delivery, whether at home or in the hospital, and what new moms and dads can do to make such a momentous day as safe and comfortable as possible.
What is it about our state that attracts so many top notch authors who specialize in stories of murder, mystery and mayhem? Learn about the craft of writing a good suspense or crime novel and try to solve the mystery of writing a good who-done-it.
The latest on the debate over charter schools in Maine. Leaders of the charter school movement, and the head of the teacher's union discuss the difference between virtual and physical charter schools and what new learning options should be offered to Maine students.
The University of Maine system comes up with a controversial plan to cope with a $36-million budget gap. The proposals put forth by campus presidents to close the gap have stirred heated debate, particularly at at the university of southern Maine, which is trying to find savings of more than $13-million.
We've all witnessed the ongoing saga of the slow decline of Maine's dairy industry as measured by the number of family farms, and some processors. So where are we headed? One of the region's largest operations, Oakhurst dairy, has been sold to a national farmer-owned co-op. Maine Farmers who lost their contracts with processors decided to team up and create their own company called Moo Milk, that's putting Maine product on store shelves.
It's a perennial question - studied by scholars through the ages. What makes us laugh? You can break down a joke into a formula, but mixing the ingredients back together isn't always so simple, and may or may not work. Learn the art of making people laugh, from a couple experts. Hear how they approach humor, both standup and improv.
On April 7, people in Quebec will elect a new government, and for the first time in a while, the question of independence from Canada is part of the debate. It's been a raucous campaign, with polls shifting by the week. Learn what's going on and what's at stake as Quebec voters get ready to head for the polls.
The second installment of the "Maine Calling Book Club" takes the reader back to Mexico, Maine in 1963, a mill town, full of immigrant families. Monica Wood's family was one of those, her father came to Maine from Prince Edward Island to work at the paper mill. Her family's story is much like many others in Maine, with one important exception. When Monica is in fourth grade, her father dies of a heart attack, and her memoir is about her family and her town in the aftermath of her father's death. When We Were the Kennedys has been described as a "marvel of storytelling."
Maine's junior U.S. Senator discusses the situation in Ukraine, his reaction to the President's plan to end the National Security Agency's collection of Americans' phone data, his recent trip to the Arctic and more.
The latest advances in cardiovascular science in the fight against heart disease. Why are symptoms of heart disease are different in women than for men, and why New Englanders are at greater risk for cardiology disease than the rest of the country.
A celebration of what would have been Edmund Muskie's 100th Birthday with a discussion of the Maine politician's career and legacy. From a modest childhood to state and national politics as Governor, US Senator and Presidential candidate.
Tree tapping and syrup making, it's a conversation about all things maple syrup. Learn why Maine is a leader in maple syrup production. And how this year's long, unusually cold winter is affecting the flow of sap. Learn how to tap your own trees and make your own syrup. Just in time for Maine Maple Sunday.
A conversation about gender identity. Hear from people who are transgender or help those coming to terms with gender dysphoria, the feeling of intense disconnect between the gender assigned at birth and the gender one believes they actually are.
How might this year's harsh winter impact invasive pests? Might it help the problem or make it worse?
Three experts offer advice on filling out your 2013 tax forms as the IRS deadline for filing is less than one month away.
Each day people consume a drug derived from a natural insecticide. That drug is caffeine and former MPBN News reporter Murray Carpenter has written a book on the subject titled Caffeinated: How Our Daily Habit Helps, Hurts and Hooks Us.
Maine's Commissioner of the Maine Deptarment of Marine Resources answers questions about the public policy issues under his purview.
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HOOPLA is an online service we're offering for Watertown patrons that allows you to check out an awesome selection of full digital music albums, movies, and audio books for FREE. Sounds great right? It's actually better, because there's NO WAITING. That's right. There are no holds or overdue fines just instant gratification for free.
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Jaleski spars with the mayor
Date: November 19, 2012
by: Kurt Schultheis | Managing Editor
In an email sent to Mayor Jim Brown Nov. 18, District 2 commission candidate Gene Jaleski asks Mayor Jim Brown, "How long must the residents of Longboat Key suffer the current town lawyer?"
"It is past the time when the town needs to be put out of its legal miseries," writes Jaleski, referencing the recent judgment that favored the Islandside Property Owners Coalition in regards to a town code challenge. "Too much bad legal advice has cost the taxpayers countless thousands of dollars and wasted years, from an unbroken string of land use court defeats, spanning decades."
Brown responded by writing: "Since most of your accusations are either wrong or skewed I will not respond. Since you are apparently running for office again you can debate these issues when and if you'd agree to attend a debate."
In response, Jaleski said "Being snide solves nothing."
"This commission has created a legal mess that will take years to repair," Jaleski wrote.
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MADISON, WI (WSAU) Wisconsin's next football coach will not be able to surprise U-W officials like Bret Bielema did when he bolted for Arkansas last week. Athletic director Barry Alvarez says that a clause will be put into the next coach's contract. He said it will require that his office be informed before another school has any contact with the coach – otherwise, it will be considered a breach-of-contract against the Badgers' field leader.
Alvarez said his office normally contacts another school's athletic office before making contact with a coach it might want to hire – and other schools should do the same. Alvarez said he didn't know that Bielema was leaving until the day it was announced last Tuesday – and some of the coach's closest associates in Madison didn't know.
Meanwhile, media reports say Wisconsin receivers' coach Zach Azzanni is no longer a possible candidate to join Bielema at Arkansas. Azzanni and the other Wisconsin assistants plan to stay with the team at least through the January first Rose Bowl Game against Stanford.


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Seven people were arrested Tuesday on charges related to human smuggling, the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said.
Detectives from MCSO's Human Smuggling Unit determined that a SUV spotted in northern Maricopa County was carrying human smuggling clients who had paid up to $3,000 to be illegally transported to the U.S., sheriff's investigators said.
The vehicle was headed to California, MCSO said.
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Shopping for Seafood With Egrets in Georgetown, South Carolina
South Carolina's third oldest city is a sleepy little seaport 30 miles south of Myrtle Beach that seems to exist in a time-warp of quiet, oak-lined streets. Independent Seafood, at Winyah Bay's shrimp dock is authentic coastal South Carolina; plastic tubs of shrimp, tall trays displaying flounder, grouper and other local fishes, scales and a freezer are all you will find at this bare-bones seafood warehouse, except for two egrets who occasionally poach fish from the tables. No fishy smell is proof of freshness, and unbelievably inexpensive prices cause many vacationers to detour here, bringing coolers to fill on the way to and from beach destinations.