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Ellisville Walmart saga continues as permits set to expire
The conditional use permits issued for a proposed new Walmart in Ellisville are set to expire Thursday, and the fate of the project remains unclear.
Developer Sansone won a major court challenge to the $50 million project last week, but still has acquired only about eight acres of land and that doesn't include the Clarkchester Apartments. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that contracts Sansone had with some of the complex's nine owners expired in July, and at least two have declined to renew.
The city issued a building permit Wednesday and Public Works Director Bill Schwer told the paper Sansone could break ground Thursday on the property it does own.
But at Wednesday night's city council meeting, Mayor Adam Paul asked City Attorney George Restovich to find out if the city could legally terminate its agreement with Sansone which includes $10 million in tax increment financing approved last year, before half the council was replaced in the last election.
Also Wednesday night, the City Council voted 4-3 to have Restovich draft a resolution terminating long-time City Manager Kevin Bookout, a proponent of the project. Bookout was also involved in the attempt to oust Mayor Paul earlier this year, but Paul says Bookout's termination isn't about revenge.
Ellisville turns down Walmart project permit extension
The development of a new Walmart in Ellisville will move forward despite the developer's failure to win a permit extension from the city council.
Walmart's director of public affairs Chris Neeley told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that the extension was sought to give the builders breathing room, but that the company will continue to work to see the project through.
The Ellisville City Council voted 3-3 Wednesday night to deny Sansone Group's request for a 180 day extension of a conditional use permit for construction of the project.
The Post reports that Mayor Adam Paul, whose campaign for office was based on his opposition the tax-supported project, and Aldermen Linda Reel and Mick Cahill rejected the request.
Aldermen Matt Pirrello, Cindy Pool and Roz Acup backed the extension.
Alderman Gary Voss was absent.
Ellisville hires new city attorney
Ellisville has a new City Attorney.
At a special meeting Monday night, the Ellisville Board of Aldermen unanimously approved hiring George Restovich, of Restovich Allen LLC, to replace Paul Martin, who was fired June 27, 2013.
Restovich will begin his new job at Wednesday's regular meeting.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that Restovich will initially work for an hourly rate. In six months, the board will consider putting Restovich on retainer.
Judge rules Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul is permanently reinstated
Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul will remain in office.
A judge said Paul's temporary reinstatement is now permanent. A temporary stay of Paul's removal from office was issued on June 11. The judge's order today says the City Council's appeal of the temporary stay is moot.
Despite Paul's effort, Ellisville TIFs take a step forward
Despite opposition from reinstated Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul, tax breaks for a proposed Walmart development are moving forward, albeit slowly. The City Council voted 4-3 Wednesday night to authorize TIFs for project developer Sansone Group.
The vote came after Jim Sansone and Mayor Paul exchanged heated words during the packed meeting. Sansone promised court action if the council reversed their 2012 approval of the development. Paul acknowledged his continued opposition, but also recognized that the council majority would rule.
A second vote is needed to finalized the bill. That's expected to happen at a special council meeting later this month.
UPDATE: Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul on with McGraw
A St. Louis County Circuit Judge has reinstated Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul.
On April 8, Paul was removed from office by the City Council on charges of abuse of power. Yesterday's decision states that the City Council may have violated Paul's due process by changing the charges against Paul without giving him proper notice.
Paul's attorney Chet Pleban tells KTRS's McGraw Milhaven that Adam Paul once again has "full duties and full responsibilities" as the new mayor. Mayor Paul added, "It's going to be nice coming back to a level-headed counsel that's fair and unbiased."
The judge determined that the council may have also committed other improprieties that include: the previously appointed City Attorney disqualifying himself from the removal hearing, but among other things, writing the charges against Paul.
The judge concludes his ruling by saying that Paul's motion to stay the removal is granted and he is reinstated as Mayor.
Ellisville City Council meeting packed as issue of mayor's impeachment continues
It was another raucous night in Ellisville Wednesday as supporters of the impeached mayor, Adam Paul, tried to get him reinstated.
But the city council didn't get to vote on the issue because City Manager, Kevin Bookout, pulled the item from the agenda saying he wanted to get a legal opinion on it first.
Newly elected council member Mick Cahill told Fox 2 news that Paul's supporters plan to put the reinstatement question back on the council agenda. "We'll have to do it in a different way, putting it in as an amendment. And then once we do that, we'll be able to take that and hopefully be able to vote on it," he said.
City residents expressed outrage at a packed council meeting last night. One recurring issue: the amount the impeachment battle is costing taxpayers, including an eight-thousand dollar bill for emergency PR services to handle the impeachment fallout.
Paul's attorney, Chet Pleban, told the council that the impeachment costs are going to continue to climb, because "Adam Paul's not going away." He added, "This 84,418 bucks is the beginning of your legal fees, not the end of your legal fees."
Ousted mayor sues Ellisville, alleged impeachment conspirators
Ellisville's ousted mayor is making good on his promise to appeal his impeachment in court. Former Mayor Adam Paul filed an appeal in St. Louis County Circuit Court Wednesday asking a judge to overturn his April 8th impeachment.
But he didn't stop there.
Paul also filed a defamation lawsuit against his accusers. The suit claims City Attorney Paul Martin, Council Member Matt Pirrello, City Manager Kevin Bookout and resident Katie James harmed his reputation by making unsubstantiated allegations against him.
Paul hand delivered a copy of the lawsuit to the city council at last night's council meeting.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the new city council, which took office Wednesday night, has decided not to appoint an interim mayor to take Paul's place. The council plans to proceed with a special election, but the details have not yet been determined.
Ellisville council impeaches mayor
The city of Ellisville is without a mayor. That's because the city council voted 5-to-1 to impeach Adam Paul Monday evening.
Mayor Paul and his attorney Chet Pleban left before the final vote. They have maintained for weeks that the impeachment hearings and deliberation were just for show -- that the council's decision was a foregone conclusion based on Paul's opposition to using tax incentives to build a new Walmart.
But former mayor, Councilman Matt Pirrello denies that and tells McGraw in the Morning here on the Big 550 although he's not a fan of tax increment financing--he would still vote in favor of the Walmart TIF.
Matt Pirrello says, "As a responsible leader for my community, I cannot sit back and let my municipality go broke standing on principle."
Before taking the impeachment vote, the council found Paul guilty on six charges of violating the city's charter.
Paul says he'll ask a St. Louis County judge to set aside the impeachment until the newly elected city council takes office April 17th so that the new council can make the decision.
Ellisville council to decide mayor's fate Monday
The Ellisville City Council is expected to decide Monday evening whether or not to impeach their mayor, Adam Paul. The council has scheduled public deliberations at 6:00 p.m.
If the council votes to oust Paul, he has said he'll sue.
The council has already retained attorneys to defend the impeachment, but the vigor of that defense is up in the air, since a newly elected council will be seated April 17th.
Three new council members were elected April 2nd - two of them are Paul supporters. The third hasn't made her position known. Paul opponents Matt Pirrello and Rose Acup will remain on the council, along with Linda Reel, who had voted against charging Paul in the first place.
Mayor Paul was elected in April 2012 after campaigning against tax increment financing for a development that includes a new Walmart store. The TIF was approved despite his opposition.
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Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - It's been 11 months since the Bison lost a football game and the last team to beat NDSU returns to Fargo this week.
That's just the backdrop for a matchup of two of the best teams in FCS as the Bison welcome third ranked Youngstown State.
The Penguins were the only team to beat NDSU last season, 27-24, and have roared out of the gates to a 4-0 start this year with an FBS win and the head coach says the players don't need any reminders from last year.
Craig Bohl, 1-3 Record vs. Youngstown State: "Without question, Youngstown beat us last year fair and square, wasn't a fluke. Certainly mindful for our players to recognize this is a very good football team we had a close game with them. We need to play well to beat them, and we'll certainly make note of the fact our only loss last year so they're well capable of beating us and we need to prepare well to have a chance to beat them."
The latest FCS Coaches Poll is out today. The top five remain unchanged; the only difference, NDSU gets all first place votes. UND's next opponent Eastern Washington is in at seven. Stunningly Northern Iowa, with a 1-4 record and no DI wins, still in the poll.
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It's not a "re-examination". It's a butchering.
You say that like it's necessarily a bad thing.
We've got to stop acting as if the Founding Fathers were like Moses descending from Mount Sinai with the Constitution chiseled on a couple of stone tablets. They were brilliant, enlightened men for their day, but the Constitution is not a document of divine inerrancy.
The US Constitution is the COBOL of constitutions. Yes, it was a tremendous intellectual innovation for its time. Yes, it is still being used successfully today. But nobody *today* would write a constitution that way, *even if their intent was exactly the same* as the founders.
For one thing it's full of confusingly pointless ("To promote the Progress of Science") and hoplessly vague ("securing for *limited times*") phraseology that leaves courts wondering exactly what the framers meant, or whether they were just pointlessly editorializing ("A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State").
It's also helplessly out of date. The Constitution was drafted before the existence of mass media and advertising; before photography even. It was the appearance of photography in newspapers that woke people up to the idea that they might have privacy rights that were being threatened. A Constitution written in 1900 would almost certainly have clauses explicitly recognizing a right to individual privacy and empowering the government to protect that right. A Constitution written in 2000 would almost certainly have clauses restricting the government from violating individual privacy.
And then there is slavery, an outright *evil* which is enshrined in the founder's version of the Constitution. That alone should disqualify any claim they may have had to superhuman morality.
So if we take it as given that the US Constitution is not divinely ordained, it's not necessarily a bad thing that the current generation should choose to butcher what the founders established. Would you re-institute slavery? Allow *states* to deprive citizens of liberty and property without due process? Eliminate direct election of senators?
So it's perfectly reasonable to butcher anything in the Constitution when you're proposing an *amendment* to the Constitution. That's the whole point. We should think for ourselves. In doing so, we're actually carrying on the work the framers themselves were doing. Every generation should learn from its predecessors, but think for itself.


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TELLURIDE – Skiers and riders hoping to make fresh tracks within the Telluride Ski Resort's boundaries may do so, starting Friday, so long as motorized vehicles aren't used and restricted areas are avoided, thanks to an administrative decision, by Telluride Ski and Golf Co., reversing the no-access policy put into place in the spring of 2012.
Telski's reasoning at that time, behind the decision that caused public outcry and comment at several local government meetings in San Miguel County.: A growing concern, they said, for the public's safety – and for the safety of Telski employees – led the company to close the mountain to hiking and skiing within the ski area boundary from April 9-30, so as to safely shut down winter operations.
This year, following the April 7 official closure of the ski area, Telski's Vice President of Mountain Operations Jeff Proteau said the mountain will be safely shut down for the season by the end of the day today. Hiking and skiing access will be available starting on Friday, April 12.
"I worked with our crews to figure out what's the quickest we can get everything put away and most vehicular traffic cleared off the mountain," Proteau said. "We will be done by the end of Thursday, and on Friday you can access the mountain."
There are, however, some areas on the mountain where access will be restricted. Proteau said there will be some continued plowing operations and vehicular traffic in the Lift 4 area, and there could soon be maintenance work on the Gondola near Mountain Village.
"The Lift 4 area, including from the Gondola down, is restricted," he said. "That's going to be a high traffic area for us. Other than that, people are on their own."
While hiking access to the mountain will be granted, Proteau said it will remain off limits to vehicular access, including snowmobiles. This prohibition does not stem from a Telski administrative decision but, rather, has been a policy of the U.S. Forest Service through the 2002 Uncompahgre Travel Plan. It prohibits motorized vehicle use within the ski area while it's closed and includes snowmobiles, ATVs, motorcycles, and cars. (This excludes the use of official Telski equipment.)
"There is no flexibility as far as snowmobiles are concerned," Proteau said. "That is the Forest Service's closure policy."
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Healthy season leads Elarton to ponder future
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Every day since the start of spring training, Scott Elarton has taken the ball when it's been given to him.
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It was still early in the morning on the west coast on a December morning in 2010 when the texts and phone calls started flooding into Justin Friend's cell phone.
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July 28, 2012
In his role as the Triple-A manager in the Phillies organization, Ryne Sandberg talks often to his players about opportunity.
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The versatility that Matt McBride hopes him in a Major League uniform in the not-to-distant future kept him on the bench for most of the Triple-A All-Star game.
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The IronPigs' two representatives for Wednesday's Triple-AAll-Star game in Buffalo represent the two opposite ends of the spectrums of baseball's highest minor league classification.
IronPigs shine on midseason report card
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Of the nine position players in IronPigs manager Ryne Sandberg's Opening Night starting line-up, six are no longer with the team.
No flowers, just hits for IronPigs in May
June 9, 2012
Back in the season's first month it was tough to use the words "clutch" and "hitting" in the same sentence about the IronPigs, even as they got off to the best start in franchise history and one of the best starts ever by a Phillies Triple-A affiliate.
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June 2, 2012
The player Joe Jordan was watching shagging balls in center field during batting practice didn't look anything like the player he saw patrolling left field during IronPigs games.
Cloyd draws the spotlight with near-perfect start
May 19, 2012
Tyler Cloyd sat in a chair next to his locker on Opening Night, answering questions about his perfect stand-in performance for suspended IronPigs starter Dave Bush.
IronPigs Insider: Coming soon, to a stadium near you (maybe)
May 12, 2012
As enjoyable as the first month of Reading's season was, Dusty Wathan is looking forward to the next one even more.
Sixers playoff upset spurred by Andre Iguodala
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In early February, you could have made a convincing argument for the Philadelphia 76ers to reach the NBA's Eastern Conference semifinals.
IronPigs' Cody Overbeck quietly off to a steady start
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Healthy Scott Podsednik hoping to run back to the majors
April 14, 2012
Scott Podsednik did everything he wanted to do in the spring, with one exception.
IronPigs repeat winning season will be a challenge, history shows
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The Phillies Winter Caravan makes its annual stop in the Lehigh Valley tonight at DeSales University, marking the unofficial start of the upcoming IronPigs season.
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With idyllic surroundings and a town steeped in history, Ely Hotel is the perfect place for a peaceful getaway.
Located just over a mile from Ely Train Station, you can easily explore the most popular sites of this quiet Cambridgeshire town. Ely Cathedral, one of the most impressive and popular cathedrals in Cambridgeshire as well as art galleries, museums and historical sites are only a short walk away. The Stretham Steam Engine Museum is perfect for rail enthusiasts and can be found eight miles away. Those wanting to experience some local culture can visit the nearby Museum of Art, which tells the story of the town and the surrounding Fens.
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Transport links near Ely
Places to visit in and around Ely
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At the junction of the A10/A142. Situated on the outskirts of Ely just 15 miles north of Cambridge.
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Above: a "Norfolk" wall clock of about 1790 restored by us.
Below: a late eighteenth century longcase clock by Eliott of Whitby, case, dial and movement restored by us.
An eight day grandfather clock, made about 1760 by Daniel Seddon restored by us.
Antique Clock Repair & Clock Restoration
Antique clock repairers and clock restorers,
Watch repair, servicing and watch restoration.
Antique clock restoration and clock repair is guaranteed for twelve months.
We offer a personal, qualified, experienced and secure, award-winning repair service.
Watch repairs are guaranteed for twelve months. We also manufacture mechanical watches in our Stamford workshops, so we know what we are about.
We have a full-time staff of three clock repairers, two watch repairers
and two painted dial restorers, with a combined experience of well over 200 years.
Details on the Staff page.
ROBERT LOOMES is a professional Member of the British Horological Institute
(no. 16510) and the British Watch and Clockmakers Guild.
He writes the "Diary of a clock repairer" for Clocks Magazine.
Robert is a Liveryman of the Clockmakers Company and Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts
(Rutland, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire and East Cambridgeshire)
01780 481319
4 St Marys Hill . Stamford, Lincolnshire PE9 2DP
(Open Mon-Fri 9.00 - 5.00, Sat 10.00-4.00)
care of
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168c Marlborough Road N19 4NP
(Mon-Fri 8-4)
We will cheerfully visit customers to collect and deliver clock repair work in North London, West London and Central London.
(South of the Thames we recommend Anthony Gray, MBHI, FRSA
an excellent clockmaker based in Kent but who also works in London. Nottinghamshire customers we reccommend to Martyn Heath of Wollaton Clock Services)
last checked December 11th 2013.
House Visits for Clock Repair
We can help with moving and setting up your longcase clock. We travel up and down the A1M between Stamford and Central London each week.
Around Stamford, we collect and deliver clock repair across Peterborough, Bourne, Grantham, Rutland including Oakham and Uppingham. We cover North East Cambridgeshire including Cambridge, Huntingdon, St Neots, St Ives and Huntingdon. South Nottinghamshire, including Nottingham and Melton Mowbray.
In London we can collect and deliver clock repairs through Golders Green, Cricklewood, Kilburn, Swiss Cottage, Chalk Farm, Kentish Town, Finchley, Highbury, Hampstead and Highgate, Gospel Oak, Dartmouth Park, Archway, Holloway, Hampstead Garden, West Hampstead, St John's Wood, Maida Vale, Primrose Hill, Regents Park, Lisson Grove, Camden, Islington, Westminster, City, etc...
Stamford is a stunning market town, the half way point between London and Harrogate; our clock repair workshops there take up four floors of the former gaoler's house, built in 1558.
Our Archway colleagues are open for collection and delivery for clock repair and restoration between Mon-Fri. Clocks are normally taken back to Stamford for any work required.
We can help with care of antique longcase clocks (or grandfather clocks), bracket clocks, carriage clocks, striking and repeating carriage clocks, French mantle clocks, single, double and tripple fusee clocks, and of course, lantern clocks.
The British Horological Institute have hosted their first ever forum for longcase clock collectors and restorers. Robert chaired the event; speakers include: George Hadfield (dealer in antique clocks for forty years), John Robey, (noted author and publisher on clocks), Peter Grimwood, (clock restorer and author on moon and calendar work), Matthew Read, (clock restorer, conservator and horology tutor at West Dean College) and Gerald Langley, (noted clock case restorer). It took place on July 1st 2009 at Upton Hall. Tel 01636 813 795
"Time and Place" An exhibition by the Antiquarian Horological Society at the Museum of the History of Science, Oxford, ran from 25th November 2006 to 15th April 2007. Covers English Country (not London) Clocks 1600-1840. It was pleasing to note that 5 of the 68 clocks chosen for this pivotal exhibition had been through our workshops!
"BHI 150th". 2008 was the Horological Institute's 150th year and the Institute threw a huge show. We exhibited there again and were pleased to see many of our customers and to see the lectures, auctions, unveiling of the three pendulum Project 150 clock, the BHI tourbillon watch goes on sale, stonking raffle with prizes from Rolex, Mont Blanc and others... since then we have exhibited every year.
There will be another big show next summer, 2013, at the BHI we will be exhibiting clock repair and dial restoration, so we hope you will join us!
"SalonQP 2012" will be at the Saatchi Gallery, The old Duke of York's Barracks on the Kings Road in London. We shall be exhibiting alongside the world's finest watchmakers. Do come and say hello.
Originally built in 1558 and given a new facade in 1849 when the adjoining town bridge was re-built, our shop is a typical example of Ketton limestone and Collyweston stone roof construction. 2012 saw both the Queen and the Olympic Torch whiz by.
We are on the same side of the road
(the old "Great North Road") and just over the bridge from one of Englands great coaching inns: The George Hotel which dates back around a thousand years. It's comfortable rooms and restaurants are soothed by a number of fine antique clocks.
Parking is available on Bath Row. Please note carefully where you park: some spaces are free, some are charged. There is, just, space to get a vehicle to our back door for deliveries/ collection. The postcode to our back door is PE9 2HG.
We have a positively EVIL parking attendent who polices the land behind our shop. The parking is controlled by County Parking Enforcement. Please ensure you display your details and time of arrival clearly in the windscreen. We cannot be held responsible for any parking disputes.
Robert Loomes Stamford Ltd,
registered address at
4 Saint Mary's Hill, Stamford,
Lincolnshire PE9 2DP
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I love to hike. I like to walk and listen to the sound of birds I like to look around, see different trails, learn about trees, watch small animals run around, and see different types of flowers. Simply, as I hike, I like to figure out the purpose of the trail. And then I take in as much of it as I can.
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Yogi and his friends fly around the world in a flying ark searching for a paradise to call home, some place without pollution or crime.
In the fall of 1973, Hanna-Barbera's lovable Yogi Bear returned to the Saturday morning line-up with Yogi's Gang. This half-hour show, spun off from The ABC Saturday Superstar Movie titled Yogi's Ark Lark, followed the adventures of the "smarter than the av-e-rage bear" and his friends Huckleberry Hound, Quick Draw McGraw, Magilla Gorilla, Snagglepuss, Wally Gator, Augie Doggie, Boo Boo, Doggie Daddy, Atom Ant and others.
Traveling aboard a hovering ark, Yogi and the gang were on a mission to conquer the evils of society, such as bigotry and cheating. They also educated their young viewers about environmental issues by fighting the dreaded Mr. Smog and Mr. Pollution.
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WASHINGTON — While accusing the U.S. Supreme Court's conservative justices of "disdain for democracy," Pamela S. Karlan proves herself talented at dispensing disdain. The Stanford law professor is, however, less talented at her chosen task of presenting a coherent understanding of judicial review. Still, her "Democracy and Disdain" in the November Harvard Law Review usefully illustrates progressivism's consistent disdain for the Founders' project of limiting government.
The primary focus of her displeasure is, remarkably, Chief Justice John Roberts' opinion mostly upholding Obamacare. But she begins by being appalled at Justice Antonin Scalia's suggestion that the lopsided majorities by which Congress in 2006 extended Section 5 of the 1965 Voting Rights Act were "a reason not for deference, but for suspicion." Well.
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Nate Kincaid was beloved his whole life. Doted on by his uncle and aunt, they treated him more like a son, after his parents died in a fire. They treated him more special than the daughter they adopted. So why would someone kill Nate Kincaid? Someone had, in a most brutal fashion: beaten him to death in a dirty garage on the edge of a dying town in Wisconsin. Jamie's mother wants answers. Jamie wants answers, too. And since the police take an apathetic...
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Over-Rated – I am biased bacause I do not like steaks that are not seasoned in any way. I know it's all about tasting the meat and the quality but this place is not for me. The steak literally has very little taste. I can make a better steak myself and I am no chef.
Excellent food, excellent service...be hungry – This is definitely a pricey choice, but well worth the experience. The steaks are beautiful and cooked to perfection. Steaks and other dishes are quite large. Drinks and suggested wines are wonderful. The staff is professionald and very attentive. If you are on a tight budget, this might not be the right choice for you, but if you can splurge, this is definitely a culinary experience to choose.
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USDA prime beef, elegant tableside service and mammoth martinis. – In Short
With its dark wood details, celebrity photos and tuxedo-clad waiters, this upscale steakhouse chain has the air of a posh men's club. Service is professional and discreet, with bartenders making a mean martini. Dinners begin with a waiter-driven cart laden with fresh vegetables, live lobster and cuts of steak; customers choose from porterhouse, rib-eye, bone-in prime rib and more. Side dishes are traditional and enormous, from baked potatoes and creamed spinach to steamed broccoli with hollandaise.
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On Nov. 29, the Longleaf Botanical Gardens is opening up for the first time with the Doors! exhibition and decorating competition, in which participants put their own holiday spin on this special passage to be judged and voted on by the public.
Volunteer coordinator Jean Ann Oglesby knew she didn't want to introduce the public to the space with your typical Christmas tree decorating contest.
"The more we were talking about opening the door to the Botanical Garden, the more we kept saying opening the door to an opportunity," Oglesby said.
That's exactly what she and Lindie Brown, development director for the Anniston Museum, as well as several other volunteers and staff members have focused on as a way to educate Annistonians on the potential of the future grounds, which used to belong to the Lenlock Community Center. Since acquiring the space from the City of Anniston, the committee has spent three years on renovations and now feels it's time to invite everyone in to see what's been accomplished.
The exhibition will be part of the inaugural Christmas In The Gardens walking tour in the Museum Complex, where visitors can hear live music, tour the Christmas Critters live animal building and channel "A Christmas Story" by trying their hand at a makeshift BB gun range. Kids can make ornaments and write letters to Santa, and the wintry wonderland filled with elves and gingerbread men will provide many family photo opportunities.
The committee was able to acquire several doors from the recently closed Wells Fargo building, in addition to help from Remodeler's Outlet and Home Depot. The Rotary Club of Anniston has installed the first official garden in the space, and is working toward securing funds for a children's garden and an edible garden.
"Part of this, with the Doors! exhibit, is to help people become aware of what the gardens are and what they could look like," Oglesby said, adding that visitors can also volunteer. "You can say 'Hey, I helped build this,' or 'I helped plant this.' It will give everybody a part of ownership in our Longleaf Botanical Gardens. Right here in your own neighborhood, in your backyard, without having to spend a whole lot of money on gas … you're able to go contribute and be a part of your own community."
Visitors can vote for their favorite display by giving a $1 "doornation." The results will be tallied and announced on Dec. 14. Winners will receive a prize of $300, $150 or $75.
Christmas In The Gardens takes place Nov. 29-30 and Dec. 6-7 and 13-14 from 5-8 p.m. The cost of admission is $10 per carload of visitors.


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A list of ten key issues to watch that are likely to impact international peace and security in 2014, compiled by IPI's Francesco Mancini.
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International Peace Institute President Terje Rød-Larsen inaugurated IPI's new Middle East Regional Office with a recognition of the area's critical importance to the world and the rapid political changes underway in the countries of the region, and he asserted that IPI has an "important role" to play there.
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The ten Africans and three African-Americans who have won the Nobel Peace Prize comprise a complex group of peace leaders, said Adekeye Adebajo, Executive Director of Centre for Conflict Resolution, on March 25th. He spoke as part of a panel at the International Peace Institute's launch of Africa's Peacemakers, Nobel Laureates of African Descent, edited by Mr. Adebajo.
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CRICKET: Pakistan debutant Babar destroys Windies
ST VINCENT: Thirty-four-year-old debutant Zulfiqar Babar took three key wickets then struck a six off the final ball of the match to give Pakistan a two wicket victory over West Indies in the first Twenty20 international on Saturday.
CRICKET: Bell relishes putting Aussies to the sword
GETTING BACK: Former whipping boy turns tormentor
CRICKET: Lehmann ready to wield axe
LONDON: Australia coach Darren Lehmann has warned his under-achieving stars that no-one is safe from the axe ahead of the must-win Third Ashes Test.
England extend lead
LONDON: England extended their overall lead over Australia to 347 with seven wickets still in hand after a slow opening session on the third day of the second Ashes test at Lord's yesterday.
Aussie media slam batsmen
SYDNEY: Australia's newspapers yesterday ripped into their team's feeble batting in the second Test against England, fearing the Ashes campaign might have unravelled in one catastrophic session at Lord's.
Holder's heroics earn West Indies a tie
ST LUCIA:West Indies number 11 Jason Holder smashed 14 runs off the final over to earn his side a dramatic tie with Pakistan in the third one-day international at Beausejour Stadium in St Lucia on Friday.
Ryder recalls nothing of attack
WELLINGTON: New Zealand cricket star Jesse Ryder told police yesterday he has no memory of the vicious attack that left him critically injured in hospital last week.
Perera leads Sri Lanka to Twenty20 win
KANDY: Opener Kusal Perera hit an explosive maiden half-century off 44 balls to steer Sri Lanka to a 17-run win over Bangladesh in a one-off Twenty20 international in Pallekele on Sunday.
T20 ticket to break boycott, says Misbah
LAHORE: Misbah-ul-Haq (pic) has identified Twenty20 cricket as the means by which Pakistan can bring international competition back to the country.
Ryder regains consciousness
WELLINGTON: New Zealand cricketer Jesse Ryder has regained consciousness and is talking to friends and family as he recovers from an alleged assault in Christchurch earlier this week, his manager said yesterday.
Historic win by Kuala Lumpur
KUALA Lumpur created history by winning the Boys' Under-18 Malaysian Schools cricket title for the first time, defeating Kelantan by 16 runs at the Penang Free School cricket hub in Jalan Masjid Negeri yesterday.
Future looking good for NZ
IN THE WINGS: Numerous talented youngsters ready to force their way into test contention
Sarawak create history
SARAWAK beat Perlis by 98 runs to qualify for the Boys' Under-12 quarter-finals of the Malaysian Schools cricket competition at the Westlands Sports Excellence Centre in George Town yesterday.
Thanks but no thanks
NO WAY: Hussey, Ponting rule out Ashes return after Australia's troubled series in India
Akram ready to mend Pakistan's bowling woes
KARACHI: Former great Wasim Akram is prepared to help Pakistan's fast-bowling department out of a hole with his country in need of fresh talent.


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All Necessary Force
A Pike Logan Thriller
Brad Taylor - Author
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A terrorist hit is coming. CIA, FBI, and Department of Defense systems have spiked, but traditional intel is going nowhere. It falls to the Taskforce—a top secret team that exists outside the bounds of U.S. law and is charged with finding and destroying asymmetric threats—to stop the unknown conspirators…
A shadowy trail leads the Taskforce to Egypt—where an attack leaves one Taskforce member dead and another barely alive. Veteran warrior Pike Logan and his young partner, Jennifer Cahill, are forced to helm the increasingly convoluted and dangerous mission: a mission that tests both Jennifer's ability to justify her actions, and Pike's tenuous ability to stay in control.
Sifting their way through the opposing plots of two terrorist organizations will turn out to be the least of their problems when a weapon of unthinkable power touches American soil—the only country in which Taskforce members are forbidden to operate, and the only country that Pike Logan may be unable to save…
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