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Quakes are back -- and here's what it means for MLS
Posted: Tuesday July 17, 2007 3:17PM; Updated: Tuesday July 17, 2007 5:11PM
Let's get ready to rumble -- again. The San Jose Earthquakes are coming back for the 2008 season of Major League Soccer, this time as a new expansion team.
According to a source with knowledge of the deal, Oakland A's owner Lew Wolff and his ownership group will be a guest of MLS Commissioner Don Garber at Thursday's All-Star game outside of Denver, and the official announcement will likely come at Garber's annual state of the league press conference on Wednesday. Wolff can now exercise his option to start his expansion franchise for the '08 season.
While executive vice president of Earthquakes Soccer David Alioto would neither confirm or deny the deal, he said: "Should we begin activation for the 2008 season we will immediately start the search for a technical director and a head coach."
The long view is this: MLS is nowhere near the cash cow of the NFL or Major League Baseball, but it is healthy and isn't going away any time soon. Besides the $100 million sponsorship deal with Adidas and the lucrative broadcasting rights sold to ESPN and Fox, the proof is in the slow, calculated growth: The 13-team league will expand to 14 next season, which will balance the uneven schedule and finally put a club back in the fifth-largest media market in the country.
The San Francisco Bay Area had been without a team since Anschutz Entertainment Group, the owners of the previous Earthquakes, moved the two-time MLS Cup champs to Houston in '05 after abandoning its quest to get a soccer-specific stadium built.
For Wolff, who purchased his option to start a team a year ago, the deal with the league was the same: Build it and they will come. Almost every team has either built or is moving toward its own dedicated stadium, which will eliminate the pathetic sights of half-filled football stadiums that normally seat 60,000 -- a number MLS knows is out of reach.
Then the rules changed. From what sources have told me, MLS has been more or less embarrassed that the Bay Area has been without a team this long -- the ready-made fan base sure is nice, but let's face it, the sponsorship dollars to be had from the second coming of the dot-com boom in Silicon Valley has everyone licking their lips. That's a big part of why the league budged from its insistence that the stadium come first (as first reported by SI.com in May).
"Getting back to San Jose has always been the league's No. 1 target," Los Angeles Galaxy general manager Alexi Lalas recently told me. "There are plenty of other possibilities on the table in terms of cities, but that was where they wanted to be." And Lalas would know -- he was the old Quakes' GM for two years.
But it also has a lot to do with Wolff, who may very well be the model owner, the type of businessman the league will insist upon in all future expansion projects. Wolff is a real-estate developer based in Los Angeles, but has a long history as a shrewd deal-maker in the San Jose area -- his crown jewel is the posh Fairmont Hotel in downtown San Jose.
Wolff bought the A's in 2005, and it soon became clear to him that he wouldn't be able to build a new stadium for his team in Oakland because of the city's hesitancy to give up public land. (Much of this is thanks to Raiders owner Al Davis -- read this column I wrote last November.)
So Wolff made a deal happen in Fremont, 28 miles south of Oakland. It's not finalized yet, but he and his principal partner, John Fisher, will probably get $400 million Cisco Field built over the next few years -- without a cent of public money and free and clear of any kind of political quagmire. That kind of resourcefulness made Wolff very attractive to the league. Then the tipping point came last month.
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An outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club, a sauna, and a steam room.
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Since today is Thanksgiving here in Colorado, it's a rare day off for me from GoaliePost and The Goalie Guild. But I still wanted to have some fun by showing thanks to a set of coaches and goalies that have made my fantasy teams successful so far. It has been quite an entertaining first quarter of the season, so with that in mind, here's a crew of characters I'm grateful for on this Thanksgiving holiday.
Mike Yeo – I'm thankful for Wild head coach Mike Yeo, and for his ability to change the goaltending culture in Minnesota. Since Day 1, his decision-making has positively influenced both Niklas Backstrom's and Josh Harding's fantasy value. I speak of tandems like they're the fountain of youth, and it feels good to see my lesson come to fruition. This is what it means to leave no throne unthreatened, and Yeo's plan is working to perfection. More GM's will see this work, and it will have an influence on how other teams manage their goalies moving forward.
Jhonas Enroth – I'm thankful for this special Swedish prospect, for he truly breaks down the barriers of the most prevalent trend taking place in goaltending. He's visible proof that "bigger" goalies are not always the best goalies. At 5-foot-10 and 165 pounds soaking wet, he proves vision is a weapon when it comes to stopping the puck. His efforts over the past 12 months have been remarkable, and it is playing a major role in how coaches see the position, how scouts evaluate goalie prospects, and how smaller athletes all over the world are able to stop the puck.
Chris Osgood – I'm thankful for this long-tenured Red Wings goalie-turned-goalie-coach because of the positive influence he's having on Jimmy Howard. Over the past week, I've been really impressed with Howard's game. He is maturing right before our eyes by displaying more patience on his edges than ever before. Remember last season? He was way too aggressive, coming way out of his crease to challenge shooters, dropping early, then getting burned like unattended pancakes on the griddle. But not this year. He's reading plays with more efficiency, he's coming up with timely saves, and he's stretching his "slightly above average" talents to the absolute max. Osgood has made a seamless transition to coaching, and the relationship between he and Howard will pay off in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
James Reimer – Nobody likes to see a goalie suffer a head injury. It's unfortunate, it's scary, and it's happening on a more consistent basis. As a result, I can almost personally guarantee that you will see some significant changes this summer in terms of goalie mask construction, molding and padding. I'm thankful that James Reimer is back on the ice, as today was his first full-blown practice since Nov. 1, so he'll soon be back between the pipes. There is so much focus and attention in Toronto that I think all Leafs fans, even if they don't celebrate Thanksgiving, can join in the celebration since their starter is almost back.
J-S Giguere – Things have hit rock-bottom here in the Rocky Mountains. The Avalanche is a dismal 3-8-0 on home ice, which is a worse home record than Columbus. The team is poorly coached, they have no identity, and there's no dynamic offense to be found. But I'm very thankful that I have had the opportunity to see what kind of valuable influence Giguere has had on this team, and on struggling "starter" Semyon Varlamov. What Giguere has done is special; he leads by example. He speaks up in the locker room, he shows a sense of urgency in how he practices and plays, and he takes it upon himself to play a conservative and economical style in order to make lives easier for his defensemen. I may not be a fan of his style, but it works for him, and it has been a real treat to watch up close.
Curtis Sanford – Signed to play in Springfield, did anyone imagine the Sandman would be 2-0-2 with a 1.33 goals-against average and a .946 save percentage right now? I sure didn't. But what a story for a veteran goaltender that has truly paid his dues. Last season in Hamilton, he was a stud for the Bulldogs until he went down with an injury. I'm thankful for Sanford's success so far because he proves there will always be a place in the NHL for the veteran presence. You don't have to be the most talented guy in the world to be a fantasy value; you just need a positive mindset, a calm demeanor and the ability to radiate poise from the crease. Sanford has done all of these things, and he deserves to keep playing until Steve Mason returns from injury.
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I just wanted to take a moment to thank everyone for reading my goalie analysis on here and NHL.com this season. It has been an honor to provide you with my personal insights on the position, and I enjoy powering GoaliePost through The Goalie Guild. Here's a special note and message I posted to all of you. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
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Question. Who has a better chance at a Vezina nomination this year, Price or Howard? Or who would you rather? W GA SA%
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CLARISSA, Minn. - In 2006, an 18-year-old Minnesota man legally changed his name to Michael Jeff Landers.
This photo provided by the Indiana State Police shows Richard Wayne Landers Jr., who authorities say was abducted from Indiana by his paternal grandparents in 1994 during custody proceedings.
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Six years later, authorities determined Landers was really the Indiana child who had been abducted by his paternal grandparents in 1994.
Richard Wayne Landers Jr. was reportedly abducted when he was 5 years old. The 24-year-old Michael Landers now lives in the small central Minnesota town of Browerville, the Todd County Sheriff's Office said Friday.
Sheriff Peter Mikkelson said the investigation is ongoing and the case will be forwarded to federal authorities for possible charges.
It's unclear what Landers knew about his history, but authorities said he had lived with his grandparents since birth.
According to court records, Landers applied for the name change himself in November 2006, just a couple of weeks after he turned 18.
The application doesn't say why he requested the change, and it wasn't immediately clear how long he had used the name Michael.
In July 1994, after a custody dispute between Landers' mother and the grandparents, the grandparents fled from Wolcottville, Ind., about 50 miles southeast of South Bend.
"I'm not sure that they (the grandparents) ever had legal custody," said John R. Russell, who spent several months investigating the disappearance with the LaGrange (Ind.) County Sheriff's Department.
The mother and stepfather were unemployed and lived in a car, Russell recalled.
"These people (the grandparents) were nice people. It was wrong for them to do it, but I can understand why," he said. "But I also didn't think the child would be in any danger at all with them."
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I have very fair skin and very green eyes (a dark green, with gold flecks). I need purples to make my eyes pop, and this one totally does that.
Whatever colors I'm using on my eyes, I always use/need a dark base color. Sometimes just to line, sometimes for the V, sometimes to smoke it out, but whether light makeup for work, or a more dramatic look for nighttime, a basic dark go-to color is a must.
THIS is that color for me. It's perfect. It is a matte, and as such is trickier to blend, but that is true for ALL mattes. And, if you want an all-purpose dark, like this, you're going to have to deal with matte. Use primer potion (or similar) and just take your time. Don't keep adding product, as this particular e/s is very buildable. This is a good thing unless you overdo it because you are impatient while blending.
Whether you have a big kit or a small one, if you have green eyes, this is the dark shade you want. Beats the pants off of embark or carbon. You will use it for EVERYTHING once you get used to it.
(Note: I gave the packaging a 5, but I just by the pans, not the individual eyeshadows. So if the individuals are a pain to use, I have no idea).
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This is a dark, sultry plum shade that works well as both a eyeliner and or blended lightly in the creases of my eyes. Like others have noted, it is a good alternative to black eyeshadow and works well with my brown eyes without pulling any red or gray tones. It does have a slight blue undertone to it but nothing dramatic. I like to pair this with other violet shades or with some of my brown or beige shades. I do find this highly pigmented but there can be some fallout if not careful. It lasts for a decent time on my oily lids with a primer. This is always in my eyeshadow collection.
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I love this eyeshadow! I had been looking for a plum/dark purple color with no pink shade or undertone, which is very difficult to find, and this shadow definitely accomplished what I wanted.
I noticed some reviews said it was splotchy or not pigmented enough, but I think this shadow works best to obtain sufficient pigment with rounded-edge bristle brushes, such as the MAC #213 brush or e.l.f. eyeshadow C brush, instead of angled eyeshadow brushes.
This shadow is perfect for a smokey-eye that is very feminine and not as "harsh" as grey/black shadows. I use this eyeshadow with other eyeshadows MAC phloof and a medium-brown or taupe shadow to create eye depth and a "lighter" smokey-eye than using grey/black shadows (this will create a more glittery than matte smokey look though).
MAC eyeshadows may seem pricey, but I have used this one regularly for 1.5 yrs, and I am far from hitting pan yet (which also shows it is highly pigmented/you do not need much product each time you use it).
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This was such a great color for my skin, and I loved the longevity of the product. The only thing was that for some reason, my eyelid became really sensitive (?) and I couldn't wear it for the full day. I do have eczema, but am able to wear other colors, so I was disappointed. Hopefully i'll be able to find a similar shade that doesn't irritate my eyelid.
The perfect shade of blackened plum for when you want a sultry eye look, but want to avoid the harshness of full on black shadow. In the pan, it appears almost black, but it's quite a bit softer when applied.
The color is a true black-based plum. It has no noticeable red or brown undertones, and is completely matte. This works beautifully as a liner too (especially if you dampen your brush with Fix+ or another mixing medium).
The flaws? The texture of this is quite dry. I don't find that it's as creamy or blendable as some of MAC's other shadows. It also goes on quite sheer. This doesn't bother me too much though, since it allows you to build the color up as much or as little as you want.
Overall, a great color for anyone to have in their collection. Not the best texture, but the unique color compensates for that.
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Returned this, it just looks grey on me. I see others who use it beautifully, but it did nothing for me. I think I expected more purple in it. It's also a little hard to get the color to show.
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Shadowy Lady is a beautiful squid ink purpley black with a hint of navy blue. if this had better pigmentation, it would be a top pick for me.
this is a Matte finish, which usually means that it takes a little effort to really get that great pigmentation. but you can always achieve a brilliant result. a lot of my MAC colours are Matte and many of them are my favourite colours. the problem with Shadowy Lady is that you can't really build the shade up to its full potential. it's as if i could go in with my brush over and over again and am not be able to add any more colour past a certain point! when i do manage to build it up to look alright, the end result is always patchy. i even noticed it in photographs. i have never been happy with a look when i've used this colour. i personally just didn't have a good experience with this one so i wouldn't recommend it.
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I bought this shadow when I was brunette and I loved using it to create a smoky eye! I used it on the outer V of my eye and applied it pretty dark with some dark brown shades and it went on and blended rather nicely! However I'm blonde now so I use it on my lids where my upper lashes are as a bit of a liner! I love that it isn't harsh like liquid or pencil liners and the deep purple makes my green eyes pop! I also use it just very lightly at the V of my eye for a night time look! It helps keep my make up looking natural and not too harsh with my light skin and hair but does give me a bit of drama! love love love!
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It is my go-to eyeshadow #1! I am a huge dark smokey eyes person, so I use it almost every day, and the thing is that although it might appear pretty dark it shows up on my very wearable, natural, not garish and of course, not vulgar. It is an amazing product. I am happy that a MUA at the Mac's counter once suggested it to me and she was raving about it. So I decided to give a try and who knew that it would be my absolute staple eyeshadow that I reach for almost every day as I said. The color is so interesting it is a deep dark purple, so it's really unique and versatile.
A beautiful, smoky, deep purple that looks lovely in the crease combined with Shale and a smidge of Satin Taupe. Looks great with Trax too.
I do find this one quite blotchy and hard to blend compared to other MAC eyeshadows, which is a shame as it does stop me from reaching for it as often as I would. For this reason I probably wouldn't repurchase as one of my main reasons for going to MAC is their great texture and ease of blending.
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for veterans and dependents.
Veterans are required to make satisfactory
progress toward graduation. If a veteran is placed on Academic Suspension or
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satisfactory progress will be required to provide mitigating circumstances to
the DVA for reinstatement of benefits. Refer to current college catalog.
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pursuit of a course and which are judged to be out of the student's control).
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military training and experience be evaluated by TCC and, where applicable,
be applied to shorten the program of education being pursued. It is the veteran's
responsibility to ensure that acceptable records are sent to the appropriate
college records office for evaluation no later than the first semester of enrollment.
The law permits one change of program
without prior DVA approval if your attendance, conduct, and progress in the
last program were satisfactory. DVA may approve additional changes if the proposed
programs are suitable to your abilities, aptitudes and interests.
No payment of educational benefits
will be made to an eligible veteran or person for auditing courses or courses
for which the grade assigned is not used in computing graduation requirements.
This includes prohibition of payments for courses from which the eligible veteran
or person withdraws or receives a final grade of "W", unless mitigating circumstances
are involved in the withdrawal. The DVA will not pay for courses for which prior
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$1,200 is utilized. A charge against basic entitlement may apply. To be eligible
for tutorial assistance, the veteran must be attending college on at least a
half-time basis and need tutorial assistance to correct a deficiency in a course
required in his/her program of study.
Veterans enrolled under Chapters
30, 31, 32, 33, 35, 1606, and 1607 who are enrolled at least three-quarter time are eligible
to apply for DVA Work Study for the semester in which they wish to be considered.
Veterans who are disabled from service-connected disabilities shall be given
preference. A student may work up to 25 hours per week at the hourly minimum
wage in effect under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The hours are to be worked
during or between enrollment periods. The work study program is an additional
benefit and therefore it is a tax-free income.
1. Veterans Standards of Progress Policy - TCC follows the academic policy
for students developed by the Virginia Community College system. It is educationally
sound and serves the needs and purposes of the College and its constituents.
This policy applies equally to veterans. However, in order to make explicit
a few guidelines specifically applicable to students certified for benefits
from the Veterans Administration, the following procedures are in effect:
3. Developmental Courses - Veteran students may receive benefits for enrolling
in developmental courses where need for those courses has been indicated. Need
for English and Math developmental courses is determined by placement testing.
In the case of science courses, need is determined by previous academic experience.
4. Tutoring - Reimbursement for tutoring services in all courses is available.
Need for the tutoring and selection of the tutor are decisions made by the instructor
and the student, as is the hourly rate to be paid. A maximum of $100.00 per
month is allowed.
5. Repeating Developmental Courses - Veteran students may receive benefits
to repeat a developmental course one time if he or she has not met all requirements
of the course and if a grade of R or U is assigned. Under certain circumstances,
and if the need is documented by the appropriate Division Chairman, the veteran
may repeat a course for a second time (i.e. third attempt).
6. Repeating College Level Courses; Grades of W or F - Veteran students may
not be paid benefits for repeating any college level course unless a W or F
if assigned. If a grade of W is assigned, the veteran may be required to repay
all benefits for the semester based on the W grade unless mitigating circumstances
exist. If mitigating circumstances exist the veteran will receive benefits to
the last date of attendance. Mitigating circumstances include:
7. Course Work Must Count Toward Graduation; Grades of W, X, or I - Veteran
students may not be paid benefits for a college level course in which the grade
received does not count to satisfy graduation requirements. As a result, they
must normally repay benefits paid to them for any college level course in which
they are awarded grades of X, W, or I unless these grades are changed to A,
B, C, D, or F. The student has a grade period of one semester to complete the
required work in a course where an I grade was awarded. He or she will not be
paid additional benefits for the course in question during the grace period.
8. Legal Liability of the College - While the veteran has primary liability
for repayment of benefits to which he/she was not entitled, the college is
secondarily liable for repayment of such benefits. Secondary liability is
created by the College's failure to submit data on student drops, withdrawals,
and satisfactory progress in a timely fashion. Submission of the administrative
withdrawal form as soon as the decision is made to assign a W or F grade for
non-attendance will greatly assist in timely reporting.
9. College Attendance Policy - All students are expected to be present and
on time at all scheduled class and laboratory meetings. Instructors are not
required to admit a student who arrives late to the classroom. A student who
adds a class or registers after the first day of classes is counted absent
from all class meetings missed. Although a student may be allowed some absences
in each semester, the student should be advised not to use these except for
emergencies. Absences have adverse effects on student achievement. The student
is responsible for determining and making up all work missed. Each instructor
is responsible for keeping a record of the student's attendance in each class.
When a student's absences in a course equal the number of weekly class sessions
of that course, the student may be warned by the instructor that the student's
standing in that class is in danger.
Absences in excess of twenty percent of the scheduled instructional time
for a course, including absences during the drop/add period, may be defined
as unsatisfactory attendance.
When an instructor determines that absences constitute unsatisfactory attendance,
a Faculty Withdrawal Form may be completed and submitted to the Admissions
and Records Office. The last date of attendance must be documented. A grade
of "W" will be recorded for the first sixty percent of a course. Students
withdrawn after sixty percent will receive a grade of "F" except under mitigating
circumstances, which must be documented. A copy of this documentation must
be placed in the student's academic file. (The V.A. office suggests that faculty
members retain their grade and attendance records for at least one year.)
Health Science programs may mandate more rigorous attendance standards. Such
standards are explained in the Health Science program student handbooks. Source
"College Catalog, page 42.


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11875 N. Jantzen Beach, Portland, OR | Directions 9721745.609874 -122.675483
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My favorite Hooters! – I've read some of the reviews here and I agree with some of the pros and cons. I normally go to Hooters by myself so I usually sit at the bar. The girls there are always nice, attentive and they treat you good.
However, the few times I've actually decided to sit out in the dining room area, I notice the girls on the floor don't pay much attention to you. Maybe it's because I'm by myself so they don't expect a large a tip as they would for catering to tables with more people.
However, there have been times I've sat in the dining room area when it was very slow. Lots of girls on the floor and they just stand around chitchatting and not even paying much attention to the customers. Even overheard the girls talking about how much they needed money, etc and yet there they were, at work and not doing what they need to to earn more money.
But I'm glad to say I have more good experiences with this Hooters than I've had bad. And for the girls (Katie, Shay, Jenny and Kimmy) and even the manager Pat who worked hard to give me a consistently good and enjoyable experience, I will give them the credit and thanks they deserve.
Maybe I'll have a better experience in the dining room area if I were to go with more people, but until then I will stick to the bar and enjoy my beer and chicken strips/wings. And I'll continue to try and stop by for their awesome Monday burger deals and Wednesday Wingsday specials as much as I can :)
Terrible experience – Service was awful. Our waitress was obviously not hired for her ability to take orders - I ordered a large beer, I got a small. I asked for orange juice for my kids, they got lemonade. We asked for breaded wings, we got 'naked'. We visited on Veterans Days - my huband is active duty, and the Hooters website advertised "10 free wings" for military personnel at "participating locations". The Jantzen Beach Hooters was not a "participating location". Instead they offered a free chicken sandwich, which my husband ordered - he asked for breaded and with hot sauce. What he got was not breaded and had no sauce, and was just not tasty at all - and then the waitress tried to argue with us that it "wasn't one of the free ones". It was just a bad experience all around. On a side note, do not hold the Jantzen Beach, Portland location as a representative of ALL Hooters. I have been to other locations and the staff has been friendly and knowledgeable, and service was fast, friendly, and ACCURATE. Hooters does have the best hot wings I've ever found, and I thoroughly intend to return to Hooters - just never again to this location.
What a nightmare – I decided to take my husband to Hooters for deep fried pickles and a burger. He'd never been and I thought he'd like to food and the view. What a mistake. Walked in sat for 15 minutes without a hello, offer of water, nothing and it was not busy at all. Several waitresses ( if you call them that) sat in a corner chatting. Another helped people at a table close to us...gave me eye contact and still we got no service. I will never go there again. They may wear cute outfits and think there tip is for sure...but that's just bad business. Our bill would have probably been $50 or more and if we had good service and food would have went back. As we got up and left a waitress said " have a nice day". What a bunch of retards. I am seriously gonna write Hooters Headquarters...surprised they're still in business.
killer place to be – I've been going the since they first opened me and my brother went their and we had a blast we're always treat with respect and my friends josh droped his hot wings three times and the girls help us with proving that he could turn red with hooter pokey we're always asked how things are by more then one of the girls I myself had menu upside down for a half hour just to order a coffee and they dumped a five gallon bucket of ice water on my brother when he was trying have then dump it one me and they added ketchup and mustard to it that was 80$ dollar night not counting the 20$ tip when both left it was the blast
hooters i fun – ive been going their since they first opened. the food is good. as of date my party is the only one to get in trouble with corporate. everytime i go their we have food fights. whip cream fights. the girls make it so much fun. sometimes it gets busy and you cant get that much attention. i never left a tip smaller than a ten. they are the only place ive been where you are told to do push ups and then have the girls jump on your back while your doing them. they have always treated me and my group with respect.
Hooters, Sucks !!! – Hooters Sucks ! It ruins my birthday !!! - - Today
Two days ago it was my 64 years birthday. I read a site from web it states that you get 10 free wings on your birthday from Hooters. So I went to Hooter's website to register their e-club. I received an email confirmation right after signing up. I followed the link they sent to their website and there is a big ad stating that you get 10 free wings on your birthday if you signed up with their e-club. So I printed the web page and happily went with my wife to Hooters at Jantzen beach intended for birthday celebration. We showed the print out to the girl. The girl acknowledged it. Not until she brought 10 wings out to our table did she tell us that the ad that we showed to her earlier is invalid. Actually a day earlier we sent the e-club headquarter an email inquiring whether there is a special coupon for birthday we did not receive any response. So we assume that ad on their website would serve a coupon. Ended up that we had to pay the bill for those junk flavored chicken wings. A wing should not have costed almost a dollar each. The waitress' name is Kathy (or Katie). She even did not bring us the right change.
One penny short. I will not recommend Hooters to anyone period.
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