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MARLBORO, VERMONT -- "The open-air market in Qufu felt really far away. This is how China would feel if I weren't a tourist. Everywhere else we were with guides, attending dance classes, seeing performances, but the open-air market was the best," said Marlboro College sophomore Cullen Schneider.
Schneider spent her spring break touring China with the Marlboro College Performance Workshop, a dance troupe of six students headed by dance professor Dana Holby. Together with the Marlboro Women's Chorus, they studied local performing arts programs, stood on the Great Wall and performed before hundreds of people. Their tour leader, translator and master of ceremonies was Seth Harter, Marlboro's Asian studies professor.
"Although I've spent a lot of time in China, going there with the Marlboro College performance group gave me a new perspective on the country and the culture," Harter said. "Our hosts in China treated us with the most overwhelming generosity and the Marlboro students responded in kind. It was wonderful to see how the novelty of the situation and the excitement of performing led the Chinese students and the Marlboro students to revel in each other's company."
For Marlboro junior and dancer RoseAnna Harrison, the experience gave her philosophical insights into dance. "There was an equal exchange with the Chinese dancers. We experienced their dance and they experienced our dance through workshops and performances. I noticed many differences in style. For example, the Chinese dancers maintained smiling faces and their pieces were narrative. Our dancers' expressions were dead-pan and the dances focused more on form, ideas, and philosophy."
Junior and Women's Chorus Member Emily Hood summed up the feelings of many of the group when she said, "The trip definitely gave me a global perspective. It placed me in the context of the entire world -- but not only that, it bonded me with a unique group of people from Marlboro who I don't usually have the opportunity to spend time with. I came away with strong relationships that would have taken an entire semester to forge."
The China trip was funded by two Freeman Foundation grants totaling $423,635 to strengthen the undergraduate curriculum, stimulate undergraduate research, broaden the experience of faculty teaching courses with Asian components, establish an Asian studies resource center in southeastern Vermont, and provide learning opportunities for the community and for area K-12 schools.
"The Freeman Foundation grant is part of a concerted effort on the part of the college to make substantial resources available for faculty and students who seek a more international perspective on our nationally recognized liberal arts program," says Marlboro College President Paul LeBlanc. He continues, "The grant supports faculty and student travel to China and Vietnam over the next four years and touches every part of our curriculum."
The Marlboro students visiting China included: Emily Amanna of Larchmont, NY; Shura Baryshnikov of Stillwater, MN; Jennifer Bilodeau of Easthampton, MA; Margot Fivash of Sammamish, WA; Elizabeth Garofalo of Millbrook, NY; RoseAnna Harrison of Solvang, CA; Emily Hood of Lake Bluff, IL; Daniella Martin of Palo Alto, CA; Kyle Nuse of Johnson, VT; Cullen Schneider of Blue Hill, ME; and Julia Sloane of Congers, NY. Also accompanying the students were Associate Dean of International Studies Louise Zak and Digital Arts Assistant Hilary Baker.
In 2001, 32 percent of Marlboro's graduating class had spent at least one semester abroad, compared to a national average of under four percent. Marlboro students may choose from a variety of international opportunities, ranging from two-week science fieldtrips to Latin America to classroom study at Marlboro's sister college in London to participating in a six-month working internship abroad as part of the World Studies Program.
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When Notre Dame-Green Pond lost in the Colonial League semifinals last week, coach Josh Kopp knew what was ahead of him — a break of nearly two weeks between games.
Kopp has become accustomed to working around a long layoff late in the season. This is the third straight year the Crusaders have received a bye into the District 11 Class 2A girls basketball semifinals.
For players at Southern Lehigh and Central Catholic, the top two seeds in the District 11 3A bracket, enduring an 11-14-day break between games represents a new challenge. Both those teams have had a week or so off between the league playoffs and a district quarterfinal game in recent years. This season both will sit out the first week of districts and await their opponents for Wednesday's semifinals.
On the plus side, Notre Dame, Southern Lehigh and Central Catholic all sit one win away from state playoff berths. On the minus side, their coaches are left to search for the right combination of rest and preparation for their win-or-go-home district semifinals.
"Usually at this time of year I like to put in some new offensive sets to keep their heads focused," Kopp said. "The key is just to try to keep on a regular schedule. During the season, you have 1-2 days of practice before each game. [With the layoff], it can get monotonous. That's why we like to change things up."
Kopp gave the Crusaders several days off over the weekend before ramping their practice work back up Tuesday. They participated in a Wednesday tri-scrimmage with Bangor and Central Catholic, two other teams that lost in their league semifinals, and are set for another scrimmage Saturday against Southern Lehigh.
Southern Lehigh coach Megan Dellegrotti also gave her team some time off after it won the Colonial League title Friday against Northwestern. With no opponent to prepare for yet — the Spartans will face the winner of Saturday's Northwestern-North Schuylkill quarterfinal — they have spent this week concentrating on conditioning. They will spend Friday's practice scrimmaging against their coaching staff before scrimmaging Notre Dame on Saturday.
"It was good for them to enjoy some time off and do their own thing for a few days," Dellegrotti said. "That doesn't happen too regularly during the season. Fortunately for us, I think they needed it physically as well as emotionally."
No team will have a longer layoff than Central Catholic. The Vikettes lost in the Lehigh Valley Conference semifinals last week for only the second time in the league's 11-year history. When they face the Bethlehem Catholic-Palmerton winner in Wednesday's District 11 3A semifinals, they will be playing their first game since Feb. 12.
For all coaches try to do to keep their players sharp during these unusually long layoffs, they don't know how their teams will respond to the playoff pressure. Kopp, for example, watched Notre Dame score three first-quarter points in last year's District 11 2A semifinals. The Crusaders wound up losing 38-34.
"When you have two weeks off and you don't have any games, you just hope that competitive drive isn't lost and the players' minds don't turn to spring sports or other things," Kopp said. "I almost wish we had a quarterfinal game. I think it's ultimately about the mental focus."
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Palisades hasn't come close to qualifying for the District 11 playoffs in three years under coach Dean Reiman.
The Pirates have taken steps toward challenging for a postseason berth in the near future.
They finished their 2012-13 season on a high note two weeks ago, beating Saucon Valley 62-61 in double overtime to keep the Panthers out of the District 11 3A playoffs. That win gave Palisades a 7-15 overall record and a 4-12 mark in the Colonial League. In Reiman's first two seasons, Palisades won six total games.
The Pirates finished this season with their opponents outscoring them by an average of 4.9 points per game. During Reiman's debut season in 2010-11, the Pirates were outscored by an average of over 26 points per game while going 1-21 overall.
The arrival of freshman Karlee Krchnavi plus the growth of several returning players, most notably junior Joey Noonan, allowed Palisades to compete with more Colonial League teams this season. Krchnavi scored 27 points in the double-overtime victory against Saucon Valley and finished the season averaging 16.5 points per game. Noonan averaged 11.0 points per game.
"The big message to the kids right now is, 'You want to keep this thing moving forward,' " Reiman said during the final week of the regular season. "Are they committed to getting stronger, getting faster? All those things will determine if we move it forward. I'm hoping that will happen. I'm confident that it will."
Reiman said Palisades has seen increased participation and interest in basketball at all levels. He hopes to have more players involved with AAU programs this summer and said he is working to institute a strength-training program.
The Pirates will bring back four of their top six rotation players next season plus two other girls who missed significant time with injuries.


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WESTERN SAN JUANS – When it comes to holiday shopping, there's no place like home. That's the message that local merchants are hoping to convey this Thanksgiving weekend as they embrace Plaid Friday and Small Business Saturday, two nation-wide movements urging shoppers to spend their dollars locally at independent small businesses during the holiday season.
The Montrose Downtown Development Authority is going all out to promote Small Business Saturday on Nov. 24,highlighting the power of small businesses to invigorate a local economy. American Express, a major sponsor, is offering $25 rebates to shoppers who use their AmEx card to buy something from participating small local businesses on this day (cardholders must enroll first at shopsmall.com). Federal Express is another partner in the promotion.
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Downtown business thresholds will be dotted with the doormats this Saturday, driving their message home to shoppers.
"The idea is that small businesses are really driving our economy and provide a unique and memorable shopping experience," Shine said. "In between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, you should head out into your own community and do some shopping at local small businesses. It's a day to bring the family downtown after Thanksgiving and enjoy a community-oriented hometown holiday experience."
Many participating businesses will be having holiday sales, live music and demos of products. In addition to shopping, there will be a live radio broadcast from the streets of downtown Montrose, and free holiday hayrides from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., sponsored by local tractor dealer Montrose Implements and Motor Sports.
"There will be a cool antique tractor doing one loop and a new Massey Ferguson tractor doing another loop," he said. "It'll be a great day to be downtown."
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"In this economy, we have seen a lot of interest in downtown, with young entrepreneurs and really interesting specialty stores," he said. "We will encourage people to use this day to come down and explore what's new. Let's celebrate that, and keep our holiday dollars local."
Thanksgiving weekend is Montrose's kick-off to a whole host of holiday events. Santa makes his first appearance in downtown Montrose on Friday night, Nov. 23, at a tree lighting ceremony and candlelit procession. The tree lighting happens at 5:30 p.m. at the big spruce tree in front of historic courthouse. "The lighting is incredibly improved," Shine said. "We are using many thousands of bright LED lights."
The evening includes refreshments, music, and a reading of The Night Before Christmas. Once the tree is lit up, hundreds of glowstick candles will be handed out, and Santa will lead a procession down Main Street to his cabin at Centennial Plaza.
"It will be a great community and family event," Shine said.
Many Telluride businesses are working to whip up shop-local enthusiasm this weekend as well, by participating in both Small Business Saturday as well as the Plaid Friday phenomenon that started in Oakland, Calif. several years ago as a small-business alternative to big-box Black Friday promotions, and has quickly spread via social networking.
The name Plaid Friday is meant to evoke the diversity and creativity of independent businesses. Participating merchants typically offer discounts and specials to shoppers who wear plaid on Friday, Nov. 23.
Between the Covers bookseller Daiva Chesonis and Bootdoctors proprietor Penelope Gleason are both excited about the concept.
Bootdoctors, a true "Mom and Pop" business with 55 local employees, is using Plaid Friday as an opportunity to showcase the grand reopening of its newly remodeled store in Mountain Village, and will be offering great deals for locals at all three of its locations: Bootdoctors in Mountain Village and Paragon/Bootdoctors on Main Street and Oak St. in Telluride.
"We just want to say 'thank you' to the locals and celebrate our 'attitude and gratitude' to the community for supporting us," Gleason said.
The majority of stores on Main Street in Telluride are locally owned and operated, Gleason pointed out. "You literally walk in and meet the owner, and that person really cares about their business and the community."
Many local business owners – Gleason included – actively give back to their community in many ways. During Telluride's holiday season, this includes supporting the "Angel Baskets" program in which needy area families benefit from donations of cash, clothing, food, household items and toys – all of it collected, wrapped, labeled and delivered by volunteers as anonymously given Christmas gifts.
During this weekend's shop-local promotions, Bootdoctors will sell items for angel baskets at cost plus five percent. Gleason herself also helps head an annual warm clothing drive, with distribution occurring on Thanksgiving Day.
"All of us donate tremendously to the local nonprofit world," Gleason said. "All of the local businesses contribute heavily to the community and are volunteering to good social causes. Shopping is a big thing on Thanksgiving weekend. If you are going to spend dollars, why not cycle them through your own community?"
Chesonis, at Between The Covers Bookstore, is also very active in the 'Buy Local' movement and is especially psyched for Plaid Friday. She recalls that last year many of her patrons embraced the event with typical Telluridian zeal.
"One guy came in and told me, 'I have plaid boxers on,' and I'm like 'Show me,' and he did!"
Another customer came in and told Chesonis, "Oh my gosh, I dug into the back of my closet and got the nastiest plaid I had," she laughed.
Between the Covers will also be participating in Small Business Saturday. Chesonis said she loves the concept of a big credit card company helping out the little guy on Main Street.
"It's really about us educating people. We need these kinds of promotions," she said. "We need every single one of them. As small merchants, we either collaborate, or die."
Chesonis sees the whole 'shop local' movement as a matter of changing people's perspective. "Maybe saving a few dollars isn't worth it in the long run," she said. "People need to realize that they need to spend a little more in the short term to make sure the local economy stays strong."
In Ouray and Ridgway, the shop-local movement really got underway in 2010, with the so-called 3/50 initiative. This movement worked to spread the message that if locals each spend $50 at three of their favorite local businesses each month, it makes a massive impact in the local economy.
The movement gained momentum over the course of a year or so, but has since fizzled.
"We are looking back into it, to see how we can resurrect it and take the lead," said Ouray Chamber Resort Association director Katerina Papenbrock, who is also encouraging local merchants to hop on board the Plaid Friday train.
The group Transition Ourway, meanwhile, is doing its part to raise awareness of the importance of shopping locally this holiday season by hosting a panel of local retailers for a public forum at the Sherbino Theater from 7 to 9 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 2.
The panel, consisting of Darin Hill (Mountain Market), Glynn Williams (co-owner of the erstwhile Ouray Variety Store), and Daiva Chesonis (Between the Covers Bookstore) will share humor and insights about what it takes to run a successful small business, and will answer questions about their prices, policies, and public presence.


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9:32am Friday 27th December 2013 in Sport By Sunni Upal
MILE Jedinak was delighted with the start Crystal Palace made in the crucial festive fixtures after Boxing Day's stunning late 1-0 victory at Villa Park.
With the game seemingly set to finish all square, the Eagles captain watched on as substitute Dwight Gayle scored a magical goal in injury time to seal all three points.
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He said: "We all know it's a tough period in the season but it is great to start off with a win at a great football ground against tough opposition.
"To come away with three points we are really happy.
"Gayle came on and from the minute he came on his attitude was fantastic and he got his just rewards in the end.
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"As soon as he cut back and it came off that boot I saw it going in."
Jedinak added: "It is a really big boost for us.
"It was a great strike, great technique and we know Gayle has got that - we see it in training.
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A jury has awarded $400,000 to a man who said a series of botched hair restoration treatments drove him to attempt suicide.
Michael Potkul, 33, said he was left disfigured and despondent after five surgical procedures by Dr. Dominic Brandy, a Pittsburgh hair-restoration specialist.
A jury has awarded $400,000 to a man who said a series of botched hair restoration treatments drove him to attempt suicide.
Michael Potkul, 33, said he was left disfigured and despondent after five surgical procedures by Dr. Dominic Brandy, a Pittsburgh hair-restoration specialist.After a five-day trial before Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge Gene Strassburger, the jury concluded Wednesday that Brandy was negligent and failed to deliver the results he had promised to Pot-kul.
With other court charges, the award is likely to exceed $500,000, said Jon Perry, Potkul's attorney.
"We're very pleased," he said. "We were fortunate to have a bright judge and a bright, compassionate jury."
Potkul, of Uniontown, wore a hairpiece during the trial and was clearly uneasy about removing it to show jurors his scarred scalp.
Brandy and his attorney, Korry Greene, said they were disappointed but had not decided whether to appeal. Brandy said it was the first court judgment against him in a 16-year career that included 10,000 cases.
Brandy faces other litigation. He is a defendant in five other medical malpractice cases pending in Common Pleas Court.
Potkul testified that he became obsessed about hair loss that began when he was 27. He tried Rogaine, hair plugs and a hairpiece before turning to Brandy after seeing him on a TV talk show.
In March 1992, after five surgeries that cost more than $15,000 and left him scarred, he drove to Maryland and shot himself in the chest with a .357-caliber Magnum pistol.
He was hospitalized for three weeks and had continued psychiatric care.
Juror Alan Forester said the panel had little difficulty in concluding that Brandy was negligent.
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In its verdict, the jury attributed 70 percent of the negligence to Brandy and 30 percent to Potkul. But the finding did not reduce the damage award because the jury also concluded that Brandy had made - and breached - a warranty to restore Potkul's hair.
"It's not over for Mike," Perry said about Potkul during closing arguments. "It's never going to be over for that poor man. People are going to point at Mike. He's the guy who tried to kill himself because of his hair."
During my 30-yr career, I have performed 20,000 successful cosmetic procedures. Unfortunately, there are no guarantees in medicine. The best any surgeon can do is provide the best treatment plan while informing patients of the risks that can occur during surgery. The patient in this 20-yr-old case signed consent forms before every treatment to acknowledge that scarring could be a complication. Sadly, when scarring occurred, he became distraught and made a tragic attempt on his life. We believe that the sizable award stemmed not from the scar on this patient's scalp but from the jury's natural compassion for this patient, combined with the media sensation surrounding this case. The jury did not find negligence with the way our surgery was performed but believed a guarantee was made to the patient with regard to his final result. Circumstances outside of our scope of care made it difficult to represent our position and ultimately contributed to the jury's sentiment. -DR. DOMINIC BRANDY
I LOVE IT HERE!!! – I can not say how WONDERFUL Brittany and Katie are!!! Katie works at the front desk and is super sweet, helpful, SMART, and great to work with. I have been in a rush to get appointments because I am leaving town for a new job and she was an enormous help. She knew my exact schedule and kept me in mind any time there was a cancellation. She called me at least 4 times to squeeze me in and always remembered exactly what I had told her about what my skin concerns were/what questions I wanted to ask, treatments I was considering, products I had questions about etc. etc. It was like talking to a best friend. Never once did she blow off my questions and just tell me to ask the doctor during my appointment or anything like that. She really listened and I feel like she was a huge help in saving time because Katie passed along such thorough messages and would get right back to me with answers. I could have spent 3 hours in my appointment asking questions, but I was able to get the answers in advance, from the comfort of my own house, which was awesome.
Brittany is AMAZING!! She gave me 2 fraxel treatments and I will do everything possible to never to go another skin professional besides her. I will be moving out of the country for 2 years and I am going to try to plan everything so I can see her on my return visits etc. She is incredibly knowledgeable, sweet, honest, and has a lot of experience- which you will know immediately from talking to her. She will not tell you to get some treatment that is not your best option. She consults you...she does not try to sell you! For example. I only have a month left in Pittsburgh, and some services are best with several treatments, so instead of telling me to get "just one treatment now" or something like that, she gave me honest advice and told me to get it done when I am back in Pittsburgh for good and can get the follow-up treatments. She went out of her way to accommodate my schedule and explain the process from beginning to end including follow up questions I had post treatments. Her response time was immediate and I could not appreciate her help more! I highly recommend going to this office and working with Brittany and Katie. You will not be disappointed!!
THE CLUB!!! I LOVE IT!! – This is where it all started! And it started with a phone call. Ines on the other end of the phone couldn't have been more kind and patient in explaining everything to me. On my 1st visit I felt just like I belonged to a special "club" Ines is such fun to be around and Bridget who did my Botox was so gentle and professional my results were so good 2 of my friends went for Botox also! Before ya knew it I was talking Quick lift and was in the competent hands of Cheri who did my evaluation. Again I felt like we were old friends. I really love the people, the knowledge, the compassion the humor and the professionalism with which I was treated there. I would recommend the Skin Center in a heart beat.
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Unique Skin Care – I love being greeted by Ines with her warm smile. Everyone addresses you by your first name. Their guidance is invaluable. Brittney makes my skin glow with excellent peels & laser treatments. She helps me maintain the glow with good skin products & directions on how to use them. Bridget makes my flaws disappear with Botox,Juvaderm and other fillers I need. They are very professional and personable. There is no better place to go at the end of a long work day than the Shadyside Skin Center.
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MLES Moon Beam for April 2014
The FCAT is coming, the FCAT is coming. Read more for the schedule and other important details.
Moon Beam for March 2014
Spring Break is almost here, but that doesn't mean things are slowing down. Field Day is approaching and FCAT is on the way. Read more for the latest happenings at Moon Lake Elementary School.
Moon Beam for February 2014
The Moon Beam isthe monthly newsletter of Moon Lake Elementary School. Check it out for the latest news of the MLES Manatees.
Space Night is this Thursday
Come to the Moon for Space night this Thursday from 6:00 – 7:30. Entry is free with a smile.
Pasco Schools to Hold Informational Meetings on New State Standards
Beginning in January, Pasco Schools will be holding a series of informational meetings about the Common Core State Standards, what they are and what they aren't. Read on for information about the meeting in your area.
MLES Winter Wonderland on December 12
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MLES Moon Beam Month at a Glance 12/6 All-Pro Dad's Breakfast Cafeteria at 8:30 a.m. 12/11 SAC Meeting 8:30 a.m. in Media 12/12 Winter Wonderland & PTA Holiday Craft night with a visit from Santa from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria and throughout the halls 12/16 Winter Concert at 7:00 p.m. at RRHS Performing Arts Center 12/21 thru […]
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Health Screenings on Monday, November 5
There will be health screenings on Monday, November 5 for students in Kindergarten, First Grade and Third Grade. Kindergarten will receive screenings for vision and hearing. First and third grades will receive screenings for height, weight, BMI, hearing and vision. Parents may decline screenings for their child by calling School Nurse Barbara Marley in writing […]


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3756 Broadway St, Kansas City, MO | Directions 6411139.059075 -94.590835
Monday To Sunday From 12:00 AM To 12:00 AM
Neighborhoods: Midtown - Westport, Hanover Place
LOVED CHUBBY'S – I read all the reviews and even with some bad decided to try it. I totally disagree as we found nice people, clean and bright restaurant. Yup there are some people that don't look like they have much but who cares as long as the food is good. Great biscuits and omelets...their breakfast potatoes were fantastic. I don't know about the guys record or if he is felon he is doing a great job and everyone deserves a 2nd chance. If you go there after midnight then you can expect the best!! We were pleased with Chubby's and sure beats Mamas' Restaurant a couple blocks away!!!
Better than the other Pancake Place – Chubby's has the best pancakes in town. Everytime I have visitors from out of state, Chubby's is a must stop for pancakes and coffee. The waitresses are great. I grew up in California and I'm always reminded of home in the wee weekend hours with all the young people and their unconventional looks. It's great. Chubby's is the hangout spot after the clubs close to get a bite to eat. Their vegan sandwich is a winner. I've read that pedophiles work there. I'm pleased that Chubby's has stepped up to hire men coming out of prison. The only staff who have customer contact are the waitresses so parents do not have to worry about their children having contact with anyone other than the waitress. A pleased customer for the past 18 years.
It's Okay – Its in a better location then where it was before. More parking. This is what you call a "diner".
Somebody's got a beef with Chubby's – Breakfast is great here! It is not gourmet food, but very good diner food. Very good liver and onions on tuesday. The poor service mentioned in some of the reviews bears no resemblance to the Chubby's that we continually frequent. The previous reviewers seem to have an aze to grind with everybody and everything. The owners Nick and Vito and their wait staff are friendly and courteous. Food is punctually served. One of the issues with the bathrooms is that this restaurant is open to all.... that means the homeless and down and out. I think that this is the reason the bathrooms need a bit more attention.
Worst Food and Service in Kansas City!!! – I can't believe this place is still open. There was human feces on the floor of the men's bathroom. And what's this I hear about Chubby's hiring PEDOPHILES?!! I saw in one of their reviews, that they have two guys named TOM CRAIN and DANIEL MARSH who are registered SEXUAL PREDATORS working in an environment that serves UNDERAGE CHILDREN!! I understand that NICK LABRUZZO is the owner and is a convicted felon.
What a dump!!!!! – I was in Chubby's last weekend. After what I saw, I wouldn't let an animal eat in that place. The people serving were absolutely disgusting. The waitresses dress like prostitutes. The cooks look like they just got released from PRISON. Their graveyard manager, some guy they call "IZZY" looks liked he hadn't taken a shower or brushed his teeth in two weeks. I just finished reading other review of this garbage dump. Is it really tru they have two guys there named TOM CRAIN and DANIEL MARSH who are PEDOPHILES?! I hope the Kansas City Star reads this and starts an investigation into theit hiring practices. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone except the FILTH I saw eating there. ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING!!!!!!!
Most disgusting place I have ever seen – There must be a pattern with this place. I ate at Chubby's about two week's ago and I saw the last three reviews before I decided to weigh in on my experience. First of all, this place is absolutely deplorable in terms of cleanliness. The bathrooms are disgusting, the tables weren't wiped off and I too, saw the cooks touching food without gloves. I don't know who the owners are, other than the fact there is a reference to a guy named Nick LaBruzzo, who, from all accounts is a convicted felon. Maybe he didn't lean anything in prison except how to be a criminal. I also saw this guy who is their grave manager, some fat guy they call Izzy. I have never seen anything so deplorable try to pass for food. And the comment another person made of them hiring PEDOPHILES, I can tell you that as someone who is a practicing attorney, if law enforcement gets word of their hiring practices, these guys are in a lot of trouble, especially if these PEDOPHILES are coming in contact with underage children.
Worst Dining Experience I Have Ever Encountered – I ate at Chubby's last night. When I went into the men's bathroom, I saw a small dark animal crawling out of the toilet. I was sitting at the counter and had a direct view of the kitchen. The cooks weren't wearing gloves and were touching uncooked food with their bare hands. I saw one of the cooks wipe his nose with his hand and then reach into the refrigerator and take raw hamburger and place it on the grill. I read the two reviews from Amy Stewart and BIGBOY and I have to tell you, they couldn't be more correct. Their graveyard manager is named Izzy Spino. He is a low life dirt bag, who has a reputation of stealing from the owner, Nick LaBruzzo, who, by the way, is a convicted felon as pointed out by BIGBOY. And the employees that they have hired who are PEDOPHILES, are named Tom Crain and Daniel Marsh. There is no way any respectable patron would ever go to Chubby's, which is why they only cater to the low-life DIRT of the Midtown area. I can't believe that Kansas City allows a place like that to exist, other than the fact that gang-bangers, dealers, and prostitues have no other place to feed themselves!!
Customer Service FAIL! – This place is seriously lacking in the customer service department.
We had to wait almost an hour to get our food when it wasn't even busy. I asked to speak to the manager and he never came to the table. We could see him standing around up front doing nothing and then seating a table. I asked a second time to see the manager, saw our waitress go over to him and obviously talk about our table, and then he went off in the opposite direction. Not only did we have bad service, the manager wouldn't even come talk to us about the issues we were having with his restaurant. I've never seen anything like it.
Absolutely Horrible – I ate at Chubby's last weekend. The food is absolutely horrible. The service is worse. Their graveyard manager is a bigot. Worse than that; they hire pedophiles to cook and serve their food. Parents beware!!! If you bring your children to Chubby's, you are subjecting your kids to people who sodomize young children. They should be ashamed of themselves, but most criminal don't care what law abiding citizens think. Which leads me to my last point...The restaurant is owned by a convicted felon-Nick LaBruzzo.
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Martin Allen has returned to manage Barnet for the third time
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The former Brentford, Leicester, Notts County and Cheltenham boss wants to take permanent charge of the Bees
Barnet manager Martin Allen has thrown his hat into the ring to be the new permanent Bees manager.
The former Notts County boss returned to Underhill for the third time as the Bees stayed up by the skin of their teeth.
"I believe it's possible to get Barnet back into the play-offs and challenging," Allen said.
"Last year when I took over at Notts County they were doomed but after getting them safe we rebuilt the squad and the same can be done at Barnet. And that does interest me.
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The following is a press release from the Kootenai County Sheriff's Office:
The Kootenai County Sheriff's Office is able to release the name of the suspect in yesterday's shooting incident. Alexander L. Mandarino, age 26 from Whitefish, MT was the individual involved in the incident. His family has been notified.
An autopsy was performed this afternoon; results are not available at this time. Toxicology reports will not be available for 6-8 weeks.
On June 12, 2013 at just before 12:00 PM, the Shoshone County Sheriff's Office responded to Interstate 90 at about milepost 73, about 2 miles west of the Idaho/Montana border, to check the welfare of a motorist parked in an eastbound turnout.
Once the deputy arrived on scene, an Idaho State Trooper stopped to assist. During the contact with the occupant of the car, he was found to be in possession of a handgun. A struggle ensued and during the struggle, the ISP Trooper fired his service weapon, striking the male.
The suspect, a white male in his twenties, was transported to Shoshone Medical Center where he succumbed to his injuries. At this time, the male hasn't been positively identified. An autopsy will be scheduled at a later time.
The multi-agency Critical Investigative Team was requested for the investigation, with the Kootenai County Sheriff's Office being the lead agency.
Both the trooper and deputy are on administrative leave per their department protocols. They were not injured in the incident.
If anyone traveling on I-90 witnessed the incident, they are asked to contact the Kootenai County Sheriff's Office at (208)446-1300.
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