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AUSTIN -- Another day, another deadline dash as the Texas House of Representatives races to get bills out of the chamber before time runs out. After working up to the midnight deadline for most House bills to clear second reading Thursday night, lawmakers were back to work Friday morning under a new deadline.
"All House bills that are not heard on third reading today turn into pumpkins and they are no longer viable," said state Rep. Garnet Coleman (D-Houston).
House members gave the green light to more than a hundred bills Friday before adjourning shortly after one o'clock in the afternoon.
On the last day for most House bills to clear third reading, members sent to the Senate a bill to ban soft drinks from sale on public school campuses as well as a bill banning the use of unmanned aerial vehicles for spying. The House also passed HB 2625 by Coleman, requiring most new health insurance plans to cover treatment for anorexia and bulimia.
"It feels good because I care about the young ladies and their families who have no way to afford treatment," said Coleman, who spent 16 years advocating legislation to provide coverage for eating disorders before his breakthrough this session.
Meanwhile, rumblings continued Friday over whether Gov. Rick Perry will call a special session if water, transportation and tax relief priorities aren't adequately met. Just how serious that threat is depends on who you ask.
"There's a broad consensus, especially among Democrats, that we can fund $2 billion for water, $2 billion for transportation and $2 billion for public education to restore the cuts of last session," said state Rep. Rafael Anchia (D-Dallas). "Unfortunately our friends on the other side of the aisle and especially the governor has drawn a line in the sand and said no more money for public education."
"There's no reason for us to have a special session on any of these issues," Anchia said. "We can get it done now, but the governor has boxed his caucus in and unfortunately I'm afraid that they don't have any room to operate."
"I think it's way too early. I think we're a week away from getting concerned," said state Rep. John Otto (R-Dayton).
A member of the conference committee charged with reconciling the House and Senate budgets, Otto told KVUE Friday there are still ways to solve the big disputes before it's too late.
"I tend to think more that there's going to be a plan that's going to be reached and agreed to here, probably sometime before we leave to go home this weekend or maybe over the weekend," Otto said. "Then the conference's committees will get back in earnest once everybody understands what the plan is."
As the work to avoid a special session continues, the clock is ticking.


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Hello and welcome the fifth edition of FanNation NFL GameDay. This will be a weekly feature in which LP, Pitt Panther, a guest, and I Agrippa, answer questions and have discussions about the NFL, and make predictions about the coming week's games.
Our guest this week is none other than the Throwndown Pimp NCshvDavid
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Let's get it started...
Thoughts on Plaxico Burress ?
Agrippa : I remember watching a Steelers games and Burress catching a first down , get up an spike the ball. The funny thing, he was never touched and the spike was ruled a fumble and went to the other team. I thought to myself "this dude has to be one of the biggest idiots ever!". Come to find out he will only prove that thought right down the line.
The Giants fined and suspended Burress for four games after he accidentally shot himself in a late night altercation in a Manhattan night club.He has been placed on the IR list which end his season.
Burress, who posted $100,000 bail on Monday is being charged on two counts of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, which could result in a prison sentence of 3 1/2 to 15 years, if convicted. How can someone be so stupid?!
David: Here is the problem with Plexiglas, he is looking at this as a joke- he knows that he is wealthy beyond his dreams- and he knows that there will be 10 teams bidding to make him richer- what Burress did is NOTHING compared to what some of his fellow players have walked away from.
and the NFL is looking to stop that- but bottom line is that he is not going to spend one week in a REAL prison- he is going to spend any time in jail its going to be a nice one with the white collar criminals, not in Rikers.
That would wipe the smile off his face- 6 months in Rikers.
But thats not the issue, bottom line is another rich moron got in trouble, and he is still going to be richer next year, and there is some people out there who think he is now cooler than he was last week at this time.
LP: Plaxico Burress is one of the most watched players by the NFL. He has such a bad record, that they should've suspended him already. But now that he shot himself, I don't think they have to worry about him anymore. Now they just have to crack down on all of the other criminals in the league, and suspend them. And I will add one thing... Adam "Pacman" Jones should never play in the NFL again. He should've never been reinstated.
Coach in the hottest seat?
LP: The Coach in the hottest seat right now has to be Romeo Crennel. Cleveland lost their last 2 games and only scored 12 points in those 2 games combined. Their overall record this year is 4-8, and they are 3rd in the AFC North. They have to play the Titans and Eagles in their next 2 games, and it looks like they could be heading for a 4-game losing streak.
David: Coach on the Hot Seat is Norv Turner- I mean we all know Romeo and a few others are gone- But Norv makes Marty ShotinHimer look like Vince Lombardi- LDT has been wasted and yes there is some injuries- but in that division the Chargers should be able to walk away with it. Rivers is the ONLY player that looks better under Norv than under Marty, and Gates and Chambers have done next to nothing compared with past performance.
Agrippa: I have to agree with your pick David. This Chargers team is in disarray and I think its about that time they count their losses and admit Norv is not the man to get it done in San Diego.
Moving on....
Prediction records:
Pitt: 54-19, 74%
Agrippa:54-19, 74%
Guests: 39-20 69%
OAK @ SD - Who wins?
David :I'll take Oakland this week, simply because I think that the team actually are playing for thier Jobs- and I think San Deigo has given up on this team.
Pitt : I'm taking Oakland in the upset. Oakland has a good pass defense and San Diego is relying heavily on their passing attack. I think they stifle Philip Rivers and scoe enough points to win.
LP : I'm taking the Chargers here. Oakland just does not have it this year, and the Chargers need a good game.
Agrippa :Bolts take this one in impressive fashion. 4-8? With the talent this team has is an absolute travesty!!
JAC @ CHI - Who wins?
David : Chi-town, simply because Jack Del Rio is either going to kill this team to make them better- and they don;t have the Line to hold back the Blitz
Pitt : Neither of these teams are great, but Chicago is better and at home. Bears win.
LP : I'm taking the Jaguars on the upset. Chicago hasn't looked good lately, and they will struggle this week.
Agrippa : I like the Bears in this game. The Jags aren't doing anything on offense and lost last week to the Texans.
CLE @ TEN- Who wins?
David :Tenn is going to roll this team, everyone is saying that the Jets or Pitt is the team to beat in the AFC- and the ONE loss shows that Tenn might as well be 6-6 right now- I bet the newspaper articles on the Titans Board are 4 inches thick right now
Pitt : Titans. That's it.
LP : Titans. They only have 1 loss, and they are facing the Browns.
Agrippa :Titans win. Cleavland has no QB, Tennesse still possess one of the best run and defenses attacks in the NFL.
PHI @ NYG - Who wins?
David :Sorry I'm auto picking the Giants until the NFL title game, for some reason Tommy Boy has this team wrapped up and is daily being a better coach than I gave him credit for (and that goes back to his BC days) Philly is a good story, and if the spread is more than 6 I'll bet on the iggles, But straight up? I got the Giants
Pitt : I'm taking the Giants to win. *sobbing*
LP : The Giants can win without their best WR, Plaxico Burress. I'm taking the Giants over the Eagles.
Agrippa :Great call last week from Pitt but NY is too much for McNabb to take on alone. Who knows if Westbrook will come to play. With the Giants great defense and the Eagles inconsistent run game,Giants get the nod.
MIN @ DET- Who wins?
David :I'll take the Lions, I have said they will win this game for 5 weeks- and I'm gonna shuddup, so If I'm wrong- I can hide this- but I'f i'm right, I can edit this later.
Pitt : Minnesota. That's it.
LP : I would love to take Detroit here, but I can't pick a defeated team to win. I just have to go with the odds.
Agrippa :Minny is playing some great ball right now and AP has remained a healthy beast with 13k rush yards on the season thus far. I feel for the Lions 32nd ranked rush defense in this one!
HOU @ GB- Who wins?
David :Green Bay- Houston had its shot, and the Pack is playing for Pride- plus 8-8 might STILL win the Div
Pitt : I'm taking the Texans to pull it out on the road. I think Steve Slaton will have a huge day and lead Houston to victory.
LP : I've got the Packers. They could've easily beat the Panthers last week, but they didn't execute. They will beat the Texans this week.
Agrippa :Packers in another tough "who cares game". I'm a Texans fan and wanted to go with the homer pick but GB's at home, so they get the nod.
ATL @ NO- Who wins?
David :I'm gonna take the ATL here- they still think playoffs can happen, but the Saints just had three players gone
Pitt : I think the Saints pull of a tight win at home. Brees should light up the Falcons secondary.
LP : I will take the Saints in this one. Atlanta has looked pretty good, but so have the Saints.
Agrippa :Falcons.This one was tough. Balanced team versus the top offense in the leauge? I like Atlanta's 8th ranked defense when it comes to points given up. They are solid when it counts and the Saints cant stop anyone much less Turner and company.
CIN @ IND - Who wins?
David :INdy, Cincy on its BEST DAY can;t compete, this is going to be a game where the Colts work on the running game- and Peyton plays some pitch and catch to get into shape
Pitt : Colts. That's it.
LP : Colts. They are looking good, and they are up against the Bengals this week.
Agrippa :Colts! My preseason team to win it all and I'm sticking to it! They are on a 5 game winning streak and playing some stellar defense. Once the run game is online, this is the team we saw last year!
MIA @ BUF - Who wins?
David :One of the better games on the day- I'll take Miami- Buffalo is in a Free Fall, and not even the snow is going to help
Pitt : For Buffalo to win, they need a big performance out of Trent Edwards. I don't think they get it. Dolphins win.
LP : A fight in the AFC East, I'm taking the Dolphins. The Bills haven't looked good since the beginning of the season, and the Dolphins have surprised.
Agrippa :Bills. They have been burning me all season when I take a chance on them but this week they will not disappoint. Their defense is solid and Miami barley squeaked out a win last week. This is my upset game!
NE @ SEA - Who wins?
David :3 months ago and this is must watch TV- and possible Super Bowl matchup- now its between a team that is looking at the 3rd pick in the draft and a team that is playing for pride and a wildcard loss- give me the team that has a coach for next year.
Pitt : Pats win big. I expect huge days from Matt Cassel and Wes Welker.
LP : Seattle and Mike Holmgren have been on a down year, and it's not looking any better. I've got the Pats over Seahawks.
Agrippa :Im picking Seahawks to lose more so than I'm picking the Patriots to win. I don't think the Pats could stumble enough to lose to the lowly Hawks. Look for them to bounce back off a tough loss to Pitt
KC @ DEN- Who wins?
David : Denver, at the end of the game Cutler claims he built this city and jefferson starship will be his offensive line vs the Raiders
Pitt : This should be a close high scoring game, but ultimately, Peyton Hills will be the difference and the Broncos win.
LP : Denver upset Favre and the Jets last week, and they are playing good. I've got them over the Chiefs.
Agrippa :Denver was great against the Jets and this team with a run game taking pressure of the pass can score more than anyone head to head. Easy pick Denver!
NYJ @ SF- Who wins?
David :Did I mention I picked the BRONCOS to beat the Jets last week? San Fran wins this - oh wait I was looking at the 88 schedule Jets win THIS year
Pitt : Jets win big. I expect a big day from Brett Favre and the Jets D to shut down Frank Gore.
LP : NYJ got upset by Denver last week, but they will redeem themselves this week against the 49ers.
Agrippa : Jets!!! As soon as I jump on the bandwagon they throw me right of. Ill wait till it passes San Fran of course. Favre should break out of his slump against SF's 28th ranked pass defense
STL @ ARI- Who wins?
David :Warner gets peter kings MVP vote back by throwing for 890 yards and 11 Tds
Pitt : I'm taking the Cards here. They will obliterate the Rams' defense.
LP : A battle in the NFC West between the Cardinals and Rams. Arizona beat the Rams in Week 9, and they will do it again.
Agrippa :I like the Cards in this game. They are on a two game losing streak and face the 2-10 Rams who are 22nd against the pass. MVP candidate Kurt Warner should have a good day.
DAL @ PIT- Who wins?
David :Talk about what might have been- Ben is beat up but so is ROmo- both QBs should wear a dress for this one- I'll take the Steelers only because they are at home.
Pitt : I'm taking the Cowboys here. I think they'll be able to get enough pressure on Big Ben to force him into turnovers.
LP : Pittsburgh is playing great football, and they will beat Dallas this week.
Agrippa :Steelers win. This was tough but the Steelers defense is playing phenomenal. They are 1st in every major category defensive category and the Cowboys have had a tumultuous season. I foresee more whining from TO in the near future
WAS @ BAL- Who wins?
David :The Ravens- and Flacco is still the Best rookie QB the past HOW many years? Sad Ryan came out the same year.
Pitt : I think the Ravens edge out the Redskins. Clinton Portis isn't fully healthy and the Ravens have a great run defense. Jason campbell can't do it on his own.
LP : This Sunday Night game should be a good one... Redskins vs Ravens. I'm taking the Redskins on the upset.
Agrippa : Ravens win! Defense is a theme this week for my picks and I think they get it done at home. 2nd ranked D versus an offense that needs to run to be effective. Portis struggles against superior Defenses and this trend continues.
TB @ CAR- Who wins?
David : there are TWO teams that can beat the Giants in the NFC- and the winner here gets to play them in the Championship game- Give me Carolina- total number of passes 20.
Pitt : I'm taking the Panthers, simply because they're at home.
LP : Carolina beat the Packers and Tampa Bay beat the Saints. This will be a good MNF game... I'm taking the Panthers to win.
Agrippa : Monday night Foosball! This was tough. Carolina seems to be turning it on when I dont pick them but Im still bitter so Bucks it is. Plus Tampa's Defense it playing with tenacity. Dunn and Garcia are playing consistently average which is more than I can say for Delhomme and his 2 TD toss in 3 games.
Last week's upset alerts:
Pitt: Falcons over Chargers; Falcons won.
Agrippa: Carolina over Packer: Carolina won.
LP: Carolina and Tampa: Packers and Tampa won.
Gruden: Lions over Titans; Titans won.
Who should be on upset alert?
Pitt : Oakland over San Diego. I was right the last time I picked them to upset the Broncos...
David : Det over Minny
Agrippa : Buffalo over Miami. They are a week removed from scoring 54 and have a great running attack plus 2 "go to" receivers for the Fins are out this game.
Last week's players to watch:
Agrippa: Bret Favre: 23/43 247 yards ,0 TD's ,1 INT.
Pitt: DeAngelo Williams: 21 att , 74 yards , 4 TD's
LP: Tony Romo: 24/34 331 yards , 3 TD's 1 INT
Gruden: Terrell Owens : 5 catches , 1 TD
Who is your player to watch?
LP: My Player to watch is Kurt Warner. He goes up against the St. Louis Rams who have a 22nd ranked pass defense. Watch for him to throw for 300+ yards like he did in Week 9.
Pitt: Peyton Hills. He's really looked good since he stepped in as the starter. I think he'll have a HUGE week against KC's terrible run defense.
Agrippa: Adrian Peterson. Going to have a field day against the Lions and their horrid defense!
David: Eli Manning- this whole team is based off him and his personality - and the eagles are going to be looking to keep SOME chance of the playoffs alive- Its up to ELI to keep the Giants at Number 1 in the BCS.
Last week's players to disappoint:
LP : Eli Manning : 21/34, 305 yards , 1 TD , 1 INT
Pitt: Drew Brees : 25/47 , 296 , 2TD , 3 INT
Agrippa: Matt Cassel : 19/39 169 yards , 2 INT
Gruden: Clinton Portis : 11 carries , 22 yards , 0 TD's
Who is your player to disappoint?
Agrippa : So many choices but Ill go out on the limb with my Cowboys loss prediction and say Romo will have a bad day. All the scrambling in the world will not help against Steelers stellar D
David : TO- Romo is still coming back, Pitt has a VERY good secondary and he hasn;t done much this year.
LP : My Player to disappoint is Marion Barber. He goes up against the Steelers 1st ranked run defense. Barber only has three 100-yard games this year, but he won't be getting a 4th this week.
Pitt : Donovan McNabb. Although he was great last week, I think he goes back to being the McNabb that was benched in favor of Kevin Kolb against a tough Giants defense.
and thats our show FANNATION.
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On February 7, 1984, President Ronald Reagan withdrew the U.S. Marines from Lebanon—an action that was "perhaps the most purposeful and consequential foreign-policy decision of his presidency," Micah Zenko writes. In this article, Zenko discusses the unclear and unachievable mission of the United States in Lebanon, and Reagan's subsequent decision to withdraw.
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Houston >Food & Dining > Bistro Le Cep
11112 Westheimer Rd at Wilcrest, Houston, TX | Directions 7704229.737048 -95.572981
Lunch: Mon-Fri 11am-4pm
Dinner: Mon-Sat 5pm-10pm
Dinner: Sun 5pm-9pm
Neighborhoods: Westside, Briarforest
It's been a while, but the one time I tried it, the food tastes like French-Mexican fusion, overly heavy w/ sauces & salt. Haven't gone back
Old Guard – We used to go to Bistro Le Cep when it was in it's hay day, but no more. The last time I went, prior to this time was about 2 years ago when they served me old fish, that tasted like ammonia. I sent it back and the waiter came back agreeing that the fish was old and offering a new entree. Of course, that was not possible given that my table mates were finishing their meals, and I no longer had an appetite. This time we went on a Tuesday night and I ordered a meal I had enjoyed before, the shrimp with white beans, fried onions and "beafsteak" tomatoes. Shrimp were overcooked and tough,, beans bland, tomatoes, well, it's December. So no tomato is good in December!! The menu does not change, ever. No matter the season. (from December 2011; edited Jan 2013)
Great experience – This was my first time to try Bistro Le Cep. There were three of us dining and we all enjoyed the experience. The maitre d' could have been a little friendlier on our arrival, but he seemed to have warned up as he was nicer on our departure. We stood and talked to him for several moments. The food was delicious and Mr. Mannke came out to greet the customers. That was a nice touch. It was worth the drive from Cypress. I hope to return with my family soon.
A very romantic evening – On monday the 20th my wife and I celebrated 30yrs of marriage. I made reservations late but the staff was gracious and fit us in. Our table was decorated beautifully and in a great location. The escargo here is simply the best in Houston. Along with the home made breads it was a great start. My wife had the crab cakes and I has the salmon grilled. Both dishes were exceptional along with the exceptional service. It was such a warm and pleasant place that it reminded me of my home in Louisiana. The sides which included grilled veggies and green beans were cooked to perfection making the whole meal outstanding. The desert was complimentary and at our request we had one of there home make peach tarts with a scoup of ice cream. The taste was savory and excellent. We had the house coffee which was great. Altogether it was a memorable evening. It could not have been any better. We have been a fan for many years and it never ceases to amaze me how consistantly fine the food and service continues to be. When the owner is around he makes his rounds and checks on how you are enjoying yourself and to see if everything is satisfactory. The staff really went out of there way to provide a special evening for us. We have never been disappointed. It is always a treat to see whats cooking at this fine place.
Cecil & Pam
All I can say is WOW!!! – We ate at the Bistro for the first time today, and I can tell you it won't be the last!! The food was so delicious I can't quit thinking about it! It is located in a part of town that , to me, isn't very appealing. It's near my Husband's office, so we decided to give it a try. Once you walk in the door you have entered a different world. The place was packed, and every one was busy, busy, busy. The wood floors, the French Country decor, the white table cloths with place settings in place..SO charming! I had the Quiche Loraine which came with a side salad. The quiche was nothing short of mouth watering, and the house dressing that was on the greens was delicious!! The server's and our waiter did a great job, even though they were so busy. They must be used to it:) I can't wait until our next visit!
A Lovely Place to Dine – Bisto Le Cep is a charming restaurant giving the patron the feeling they are dining in Europe. Le Cep has wonderful ambience, great food, wine, and a waitstaff that is always ready to meet ones needs. It is a place where everybody knows you name. So cosy it reminds me of "Cheers". Once you've tried this restaurant, I promise you will keep Bistro le Cep on your places to dine list.
Stuck in a time machine – This place is stuck in a time machine. Another post said it's like it's stuck in a time macine, and that is so true.
The steak aux poive had no poive - it was all butter and cream, absolutely no poive in it - probably the worst I've ever had.
On top of that the service was poor at best, had to ask for bread twice, and there was some obnoxious engineer with 2 others at the table next to us who apparently thought it was OK to blow your nose like a trupmpet 3 or 4 times while we were trying to eat!! Unbelievable!!
Will NEVER eat there again, what a huge dissapointment.
Could have had a better and cheaper meal at KFC...
In a word...Perfection – Incroyable! Magnifique! Without question the best meal I have had since I moved to Texas 2 years ago. And being an ex-chef I am extra picky. Here you will find the sort of meal so richly delicious that you feel a little drunk afterward, even if you haven't touched a drop of alcohol. I mean that literally. If you have never been here you are doing yourself a disservice. This is not fussy French food, nor nouvelle cuisine in impossible arrangements on huge plates...what I call silly food...so tiny you have to get a burger afterward...oh no...THIS is the real thing.
I had the Chicken with Wild Mushrooms (I won't attempt the french spelling) and my wife had the Wild Boar with Plum Sauce. My first bite made my eyes roll up in my head. It was that good. Succulent, moist but with a crispness to the outside that few places seem to be able to accomplish. My tablemate moaned when she tasted the boar. I rather expected it to be somewhere in the pork family flavorwise but it was really more of a beef flavor profile. In fact both dishes were so delicious that we kept grabbing bites off each other's plates throughout the meal. My mouth is watering just writing this. For dessert they brought a sort of chocolate mousse pie (maybe it was french silk) with a candle in it, free of charge. The plate drizzled with raspberry and if I'm not mistaken, passionfruit sauces (maybe mango) no matter, the chocolate is the important thing...creamy, decadently smooth and thick in texture...I can only describe it as a choco-gasm. The wife had her heart set on Creme Brulee so we ordered that as well. Without a doubt the creamiest and most decadent I have had, in a word - superb. And to make it even better, this isn't one of those a la carte places like certain other high end restaurants in Houston where you have to pay $10 for a potato. In fact according to my research, BISTRO LE CEP IS ON AVERAGE $10 CHEAPER PER MENU ITEM THAN HOUSTON'S OTHER FINE DINING ESTABLISHMENTS, ACROSS THE BOARD
I was searching for a special spot for my anniversary and after a great deal of research I found Bistro Le Cep right down the street from my home. Quaint, warm ambiance and unlike most places in Houston the acoustics are fabulous so you don't have to listen to the conversation of every other diner in the place.
We arrived to find we had been given a corner table scattered with confetti and streamers in honor of our anniversary and best of all, not a single member of the staff, including the owner who came to our table to give his best wishes, did so much as blink an eye at the discovery that the anniversary couple was two women. We were treated with the utmost respect.
Service was impeccable, with delicious fresh bread brought to the table at intervals throughout the meal, very attentive without being obtrusive or obsequious. Cute boys with French accents too...if that's your thing. We have already decided that we will be regulars at Bistro Le Cep and have told pretty much everyone we know that they HAVE to try it. You should too.
According to clippings and awards posted around the restaurant Chef Mannke has been working in fine dining establishments all over the world since the '60s. It shows...believe me...it shows.
I only have one issue with the place...nothing major really just a question...Why is the cow out front anatomically correct?
I LOVE this place! – My husband took me here for Valentine's Day this year. It was the best French meal I have had in years. The wait staff are very friendly and efficient and the food - I'm nearly in tears just thinking about it.
My husband had the Wild Boar served with Plum Sauce, Wild Rice and Grilled Seasonal Vegetables). I had to try it and it was fabulous. I had the Coq Au Vin. Equally wonderful. The creme brulee was silken, lovely, awesome!
The drawbacks were that the parking lot is tiny and the interior of the restaurant is not wheelchair friendly - the walkways are very narrow. I won't be able to bring my mom here and that's a shame.
Wow, what a treat for Houston!! – This place is different from the normal hustle and bustle of Houstons eateries. Slightly Mountian sophiticated decor, wonderfull menu, reasonable wine prices, excellent service and the Chef walks around talking to guests.
If you have a up comming family event, and your children have good table manners, I recommend this place for a new adventure in culinary delights.
Just a wonderfull experience and unique for Houston.
I want to go back! – I took my boyfriend here a few weeks back. He heard me raving about this place for years but we never got the opporunity to go, so I was very excited to take him here.
We got there pretty early, in hopes to forgo the wait. The hostest infromed us that all the tables had reservations but we can eat at the bar. I really didn't want o eat at the bar, so dissappointed we both headed out the door. They called us back in and said they will set a table for us, it turned out they took away their dessert and cheese table to make room for us, which was very nice!
The boyfriend had the onion soup, it was on the sour side and we both agreed the that the one we had in Paris was a lot better. I enjoyed my snails very much.
I had the wild boar and he had the rabbit. My boar was very delishious but his rabbit was to die for. Everytime i took a bit of his rabbit, mmmmmmmmmmmm couldn't stop coming out of my mouth. It was just so good.
We ended the night was the fresh strawberry tart! Just coming back from France, I was afraid this would tarnish my memory of the great pasteries in France, but it didn't. It was soooooooo delishious!
I really do love this gem! And now so does my boyfriend!
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BARRIE - Police arrested a 29-year-old Angus man Tuesday in Barrie after he lost his cool during a dispute with his girlfriend.
Barrie Police were called to a Bernick Drive residence around 1:40 p.m. Jan. 29.
Officers met the man's girlfriend at the home. She told police he smashed several pictures, threw hot chocolate on the TV and smashed her cell phone before leaving the residence.
She also alleged that he grabbed her hand and squeezed it and that he pushed her stomach area prior to giving birth to the couple's four-month-old daughter.
Police located the man shortly after walking down the street with his daughter.
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Ashwaubenon senior Alexis Otto signed a national letter of intent Wednesday to play softball at UW-Green Bay.
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Ashwaubenon senior Alexis Otto signed a national letter of intent Wednesday to play softball at UW-Green Bay.
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (16-10, 3-3) softball team fell to Cleveland State 7-6 on Friday afternoon at Viking Field in the first of a three-game series.
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay men's basketball coach Brian Wardle has agreed to a five-year contract.
Team scores: St. Norbert 236.5, Ripon 103, Lawrence 89, Cardinal Stritch 52, Carroll 48.5, Saint Mary's 46, MSOE 40, UW-Oshkosh 32, Marian University 23, Wisconsin Lutheran 16, Lakeland 9, Greater Milwaukee TC 8.
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay softball team dropped a pair of competitive contests to in-state rival Wisconsin on Wednesday to begin a seven-game road stretch.
Five players drove in two runs apiece in Game 1 as St. Norbert College split a Midwest Conference doubleheader.
The St. Norbert College softball team split Sunday on the final day of the Midwest Conference Classic, losing to Lake Forest College 15-2 before routing Grinnell College 23-0 to finish the tournament 3-3.
It is down to a two-man race now for the starting quarterback job at Wisconsin, and one of the candidates didn't even take a snap at the Badgers spring game.
Union College won its first NCAA hockey title Saturday night, scoring three times in a 1:54 span in the first period in a 7-4 victory over Minnesota on Saturday night.
The St. Norbert College softball team won a pair of games at the Midwest Conference Classic on Saturday, topping Knox College 11-3 before edging Cornell College 2-0 in nine innings.
Monmouth College scored seven runs in the fifth innng and defeated St. Norbert College 10-3 on Friday at the Midwest Conference Classic softball tournament.
It's still not known if the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay men's basketball team will continue its series against in-state rival Wisconsin next season, but it has been busy working on other games.
The NCAA has banned the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men's basketball team from postseason play next season for failing to meet academic standards.
Marquette University women's basketball coach Terri Mitchell won't return next season.
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay softball team posted a pair of five-inning victories in a nonconference doubleheader against UW-Parkside on Wednesday, winning 12-1 and 12-2 at the Phoenix Softball Field.
UW-Stevens Point improved to 17-2 by sweeping St. Norbert College (10-9).
Geno Auriemma and Connecticut stand alone in women's college basketball, and they reached the top in unprecedented fashion.
No conference wanted them. Several teammates and their coach left them. The NCAA wouldn't have them.
Former Green Bay Southwest standout Aaron Moesch is a redshirt freshman on the University of Wisconsin basketball team that played at the Final Four in Arlington, Texas. Here are some thoughts from Moesch after the Badgers' loss to Kentucky on Saturday:
Stung by defeat, Frank Kaminsky made one last proclamation in the locker room before packing up for this memorable season.
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay softball team won the first game of a doubleheader Sunday, but fell short of the Horizon League weekend sweep with a shutout loss in the second against Youngstown State at Riverside Park.
The St. Norbert College softball team salvaged a doubleheader split against Carthage, losing the opener 2-0 before rallying to take the nightcap 4-2 in a nonconference doubleheader.
Carroll University swept a Midwest Conference doubleheader from St. Norbert, winning 5-1 and 3-2.
Team scores: Evansville 579, Loyola 584, Detroit 586, Bradley 586, Western Illinois 595, UW-Green Bay 599, IPFW 601, Northern Iowa 626.
Wisconsin won't play for its first national championship in 73 years. Instead its year, culminating in the first national semifinal appearance under Bo Ryan, ends at 30-8.
Connecticut didn't wait for the final buzzer to beat Florida this time.
The St. Norbert College baseball team split a doubleheader against Carroll University on Saturday at Frame Park, winning the opener 12-1 and losing 2-1 in the second game as the Green Knights started Midwest Conference play.
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay softball team opened its three-game weekend series against Youngstown State with a shutout win at Riverside Park.
Team scores: St. Norbert 188, Carroll 161, Ripon 80, Wisconsin Lutheran 59, Beloit 37, Edgewood College 36, Concordia University 34, Greater Milwaukee TC 30, Milwaukee School of Engineering 19.50, Marian University 12, Lakeland 5.50.
Wisconsin coach Bo Ryan had a Three and Done one time. Devin Harris walked into his office after the 2004 season and told Ryan he wanted to head to the NBA.
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Gloria Repollo, 58, of Las Vegas, was sentenced Wednesday for one gross misdemeanor offense of exploitation of an older person by Clark County District Court Judge Stewart Bell. Bell also sentenced Repollo to community service and three years of probation in this elder exploitation case.
"Prosecuting elder abuse cases promotes safe living environments and protects our elderly population from financial predators," Masto said. "This office will continue to assist our elderly citizens and ensure they are not being exploited."
Investigators from the AG's office began looking into the case after information was obtained from the Clark County Public Guardians Office that Repollo, the owner and administrator of Adult Care Senior Home, was financially exploiting one of the residents of the home. The investigation revealed that Repollo was obtaining money from a victim during times that the resident was hospitalized and had been deemed incompetent by a medical professional.
The exploitation occurred from April 2009 to January 2010.
Persons convicted of abuse, neglect or exploitation of the elderly may also be administratively excluded from future Medicaid and Medicare participation.
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In 33 days, Notre Dame will face Alabama for the national title, 39 years after their first matchup in the Sugar Bowl for the 1973 championship.
One of the key contributors to the '73 Irish team was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.
Tight end Dave Casper, a 1973 All-American who co-captained the Irish to the national championship, was inducted Tuesday night at the National Football Foundation Annual Awards Dinner in New York City, along with Purdue halfback Otis Armstrong, BYU quarterback Ty Detmer, Miami coach Jimmy Johnson and several others.
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Last week, the Bloomberg administration released some of their own budget figures. The city had been bracing for a $4.6 billion budget gap, but the Mayor's office reported that they'd revised the gap down to $2 billion.
Nearly half of that reduction is attributed to taxi medallion sales that are far from guaranteed. While bills have passed the legislature supporting the sales, Governor Cuomo has not signed the law, which has come underintense criticism since landing on the Governor's desk.
Now, critics are saying the Mayor's financial assumptions don't add up. "With all due respect to the Mayor, his livery street hail bill has become a failed budget gimmick that won't work,"said Robert Familant with the Taxicab Service Association. "[T]he Mayor is trying to bootstrap his budget on a house of cards that will not only imperil tens of thousands of jobs in the private sector but is hinging the city budget on phantom revenues."
Familant pointed to the relatively high cost of owning a medallion as even more prohibitive should the much cheaper street hail permits become available through the plan the Mayor wants Governor Cuomo to sign into law.
"Who in their right mind would pay $1 million or more for a medallion when under the Mayor's plan, they could lease a street hail permit for only $1500," Familant asked.
A request for a response has been sent over to the Mayor's office. If and when they get back to me, I'll update the post.
The Mayor's office sent over this statement from Micah Lasher, the Mayor's Director of State Legislative Affairs:
Perhaps Mr. Familant and other lobbyists for the large medallion lenders didn't read the bill: street hail permits would not allow pickups in the areas where yellow taxis make more than 95% of their revenue. Instead, the bill would legalize service in the many neighborhoods across the City that the yellow taxi industry ignores. That's why medallion prices have continued to skyrocket. Enormous profits for lenders and owners will not be threatened by our legislation.
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(PETERBOROUGH) Without really saying anything at all, the sign in the window says it all -- Johnny Eh's at Charlotte and Water streets is no longer.
The space, owned by Peterborough Square, is up for lease.
"The long and short of it, the way it ultimately went down, is we didn't really survive the recession," says Jon Bryan, who oversaw the taphouse and grill for two years and, prior to that, a Mexicali Rosa's franchise for eight years.
"Over the last two or three months, things were actually pretty good but the hole dug was too deep. It's a very challenging marketplace and we just weren't there."
"Do I miss it? Am I disappointed? Nobody ever doesn't want to succeed. I put an awful lot into the business.
"What I will miss is a lot of good friendships I made. Sure, we would have loved to have kept going but we couldn't climb out of that hole."
Mr. Bryan is quick to credit Peterborough Square for "giving me a couple of lifelines" but confirms the lease was ended early by the landlord.
"The end did come very quickly," he says, adding, "Maybe it's better that way."
Peterborough Square manager Cheryl McQueen will only confirm what the sign in the window reads.
For his part, during a time of uncertainty, Bryan is sure of one thing -- "I'm not going to go back into this business.
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MORGANTON, N.C. - The James Madison men's golf team put together their best rounds of the year and narrowly finished as runner-up at the 2012 Donald Ross Intercollegiate, Oct. 15-16. The two-day, 54-hole tournament was being played at Mimosa Hills Golf and Country Club (Par 70 - 6,718 yards) in Morganton, N.C.
After completing the second round in the morning, the Dukes had a slim two-shot lead over Lynn and four shots ahead of Wofford in third. JMU still managed to post a 5-over 285 in the final round, but several late three putts led to the Dukes' downfall, as Lynn slid by with a 2-over 282 to finish at 14-over 854, one shot ahead of Madison at 15-over 855. Wofford finished in third at 20-over 860, with High Point (27-over 867) and Elon (34-over 874) rounding out the top five teams.
Three Dukes tied for seventh at 3-over 213, as sophomore Trey Smith (Virginia Beach, Va./Kellam), junior Ben Firebaugh (Roanoke, Va./William Byrd (Newberry)) and junior Tucker Koch (Malvern, Pa. /Malvern Prep.) finished with the same score. Firebaugh was the top score for JMU in the final 18 with an even-par 70, while Koch and Smith had 71 and 73, respectively. Freshman Connor Walters (Salem, Va./North Cross) tied for 36th at 10-over 220, including a final round 1-over 71, while senior Ryan Vince (Charlotte, N.C./Providence) finished in a tie for 39th at 11-over 221.
"Everyone played really well this week," Head Coach Jeff Forbes said. "I am excited about our chances at ODU."
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SAN ANTONIO — UTSA will open Western Athletic Conference (WAC) play this weekend when it travels north on I-35 to face Texas State at Bobcat Softball Stadium. The three-game series begins with a 4 p.m. doubleheader on Friday before a 1 p.m. tilt the following day.
The Roadrunners (15-12) will close an 11-game road swing this weekend. The UTSA offense, which is tied for second in the WAC with a .291 batting average, is led by sophomore Megan Low. The Spring native enters the weekend with a .424 average, which ranks just behind San Jose State's Markesha Collins' .425 mark, while her .604 on-base percentage leads the circuit and ranks fifth in the nation. Low also paces the league with a .727 slugging percentage, eight doubles and 22 walks.
Junior Siera Sproul, one of five players hitting at least .300 for the Roadrunners, ranks second on the team at .365. The Liberty Hill native is batting .438 (14-for-32) with four doubles, three home runs and 13 RBIs in her last 10 games. She was named WAC Hitter of the Week last Monday and hit a grand slam en route to a career-high five RBIs in UTSA's win against Northern Colorado last Saturday at the Nevada Classic.
Meanwhile, the Bobcats (5-22) have dropped eight of their last 10 contests with their lone wins coming against Troy and Sacramento State. Texas State, the preseason conference favorites, is led by Haley Lemons' .306 batting average. The senior from Rockwall has seven doubles with a homer and eight RBIs, while Courtney Harris has driven home a team-leading 18 runs. Ashley Wright has started 15 of the team's 27 games in the circle and is 3-9 with a 4.78 ERA. The staff has a 4.46 ERA and opponents are batting .306 against the Bobcats.
Texas State leads the all-time series 38-33, including a 22-10 edge in San Marcos, and it has won the last four meetings. The teams played three times last season, two of which were decided by one run.


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Colin Steyn Non-Executive Chairman
Mr Steyn has been a non-executive director of Coalspur since October 21, 2010 and was appointed Chairman on September 6, 2011.
Mr Steyn has over 30 years experience in the resources sector and was previously President and CEO of Toronto based LionOre Mining International Limited ("LionOre") prior to it being acquired by Norilsk Nickel International ("Norilsk") in 2007. He was one of the original founders of LionOre and was instrumental in the growth and development of LionOre into a major international mining house. During his time as CEO, LionOre grew from a market capitalisation of US$100 million to over US$6 billion. More recently, he was a non-executive Director of Mantra Resources Limited, until its US$1 billion acquisition by ARMZ Uranium Holding Co. ("ARMZ"), the 51.4% shareholder in Uranium One Inc.
Gill Winckler President and Chief Executive Officer
Ms Winckler joins Coalspur from BHP Billiton, where she has worked for the past 15 years in a number of senior executive roles. Gill was Chief Development Officer of the Energy Coal division where she was responsible for BHP Billiton's thermal coal business development activities and project growth pipeline around the world. During her tenure BHP Billiton significantly increased its thermal coal presence in Australia and also initiated and advanced various expansion projects in South Africa.
Most recently Ms Winckler was Vice President of Strategy and Development for BHP Billiton's Diamonds and Speciality Products division based in Canada. In this role she was instrumental in advancing the company's potash growth program in Canada, specifically delivering two successful market acquisitions and multiple exploration programs, as well as progressing projects towards Feasibility Study and securing the required port and rail options.
Ms Winckler's earlier positions included Global Practice Leader for Strategy and Business Development and Director of Corporate Finance at Billiton, before its merger with BHP. Ms Winckler is a Chartered Accountant and holds a B Comm (Hons) and a B.Sc.
David Murray Non-Executive Director
Mr David Murray has over 30 years of international experience in the coal industry and recently held a number of senior positions within BHP Billiton, including President of Energy Coal Sector Group (2008-2009), President of Metallurgical Coal (2005-2008) and Chief Executive Officer of BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance Coal (2001-2005). Prior to this he was Chief Executive of Billiton Coal and has also worked at Trans-Natal Coal Corporation/Ingwe Coal Corp and Gencor. He is currently the senior independent non-executive Director of Coal of Africa Limited. He has also served as Chairman of the World Coal Institute, Australian Coal Association and Richards Bay Coal Terminal, and director of the Queensland Resource Council and Coal Industry Advisory Board (Advising International Energy Agency) and council member of the South African Chamber of Mines Council. He holds a B.Sc in Civil Engineering and a Post Graduate Diploma in Mining Engineering.
Mr Murray was appointed a Director of the Company on 13 October 2011.
Denis Turcotte Non-Executive Director
Mr Turcotte is a Professional Engineer with over 25 years experience and was previously the President and CEO of Algoma Steel Inc. an integrated steel producer based in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Mr Turcotte oversaw the successful recapitalisation and rapid growth of Algoma which was subsequently acquired for C$1.85 billion in cash by Essar Global Limited in 2007. Mr Turcotte is currently President and CEO of a private business consulting and investing firm. He is also a director of Domtar Corp. and a member of the Advisory Board of the Brookfield Special Situations Funds.
Mr Turcotte as an independent non-executive Director of the Company. Mr Turcotte is a highly regarded Canadian based corporate executive, and in 2006 was recognised as Canadian Business Magazine's Top CEO. Mr Turcotte is highly regarded by the North American investment community and brings to the Board his extensive experience as a senior executive of TSX listed and commodity based companies. Mr Turcotte will join the Company's Audit Committee.
Mr Turcotte was appointed a Director of the Company on 22 December 2010.
Peter Breese Non-Executive Director
Mr Breese has over 25 years operational experience in the global mining industry, having predominantly worked across southern Africa (South Africa, Botswana, Tanzania and Zimbabwe) and Australia in the uranium, nickel, platinum and chrome sectors. He has held a number of senior management positions in TSX and ASX publicly listed companies, including CEO of Mantra Resources, before its US$1 billion acquisition by ARMZ, the 51.4% shareholder in Uranium One Inc., Chief Executive of Norilsk, following its US$6 billion acquisition of LionOre, where he was Chief Operating Officer, as well as senior executive and board positions with Impala Platinum Holdings, Mimosa Mining Company, Zimasco and BCL. He holds a PMD from Harvard Business School.
Mr Breese will provide Coalspur with access to his strong track record of successful project development and operations management and will complement the Company's highly experienced management team as the BFS nears completion and the Vista Coal Project advances into the construction phase.
Mr Breese was appointed a Director of the Company on 6 September 2011.
Ted Mayers Non-Executive Director
Mr Ted Mayers has extensive experience in financial management within the mining sector. He has held a number of senior financial positions with publicly listed mining companies, most recently as Chief Financial Officer of Lundin Mining. He has previously served on the Boards of LionOre Mining, Mantra Resources, prior to its acquisition by ARMZ, and Zaruma Resources. Mr Mayers is a Chartered Accountant, with a Masters of Business Administration degree from the University of Western Ontario. Mr Mayers has also been appointed Chairman of the Company's Audit Committee
Mr Mayers was appointed a Director of the Company on 13 October 2011.
Mark Rodda Non-Executive Director
Mr Mark Rodda is a lawyer with private practice, in-house legal and corporate consultancy experience. He is currently a partner of Napier Capital, a boutique corporate services and advisory firm. Until it was acquired by Norilsk Nickel in 2007, he was General Counsel and Corporate Secretary for LionOre Mining, a company with operations in Australia and Africa and listings on the TSX, LSE and ASX. Mr Rodda has considerable practical experience in the management of local and international mergers and acquisitions, divestments, joint ventures, corporate and project financing transactions and corporate restructuring initiatives. He also serves on the Board of Antipa Minerals as a non-executive Director. He holds a BA and LLB.
Mr Rodda was appointed a Director of the Company on 13 October 2011.
William (Bill) Smart Alternate Director for Mr Steyn and Mr Breese
Mr William (Bill) Smart has over 40 years experience in the mining industry across the nickel, platinum and chrome sectors, including 26 years working for the Anglo American Group in Zimbabwe. He has held a number of senior executive positions in the industry, including Vice President, Corporate Planning of LionOre Mining, until it was acquired by Norilsk Nickel in 2007, Managing Director of Bindura Nickel, Managing Director of Zimbabwe Alloys, as well as CEO of both Zimasco and Mimosa Mining Company. He also served on the Board of Mantra Resources, until its acquisition by ARMZ, as an alternate non-executive Director. He holds a B.Com, Hons.
Mr Smart was appointed a Director of the Company on 13 October 2011.


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Thursday, October 17, 2013.
Both starting quarterbacks Saturday, Boise State's Joe Southwick and Nevada's Cody Fajardo, having been living in a fishbowl for a while. It's been going on longer for Fajardo, who replaced Wolf Pack icon and current 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick in 2011. But it's been far more intense for Southwick, who in 2012 stepped in for the winningest quarterback in college football history, Kellen Moore. The expectations were high for Southwick after he backed up Moore for three seasons. He was a junior when he took over. Fajardo was able to ease into the spotlight a bit more, as he came on for Kaepernick as a redshirt freshman. The Pack doesn't have the fan base the Broncos do, spoiled as the Nation sometimes appears. I haven't heard of Fajardo being verbally assaulted at any grocery stores in Reno.
Southwick has persevered. Despite deep roots in the Bay Area, he has embraced Boise as a community—and maybe as his future home. He has also earned some accolades amidst the grousing. He's one of 15 quarterbacks remaining now on the watch list for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award that goes to the nation's top senior or fourth-year junior QB. Southwick, who's fourth in the nation with a 72.3 percent completion percentage, has averaged 305 yards per game passing the past three games. Fajardo is also on the list, as are Fresno State's Derek Carr and Arizona State's Taylor Kelly, the former Eagle High star.
Fajardo is coming off the top two passing performances of his career, throwing for 782 yards and five touchdowns combined. He also has not thrown an interception this season—there are only four other quarterbacks in the nation who can say that. Fajardo's streak of 158 attempts without a pick is the third longest in the country. But the junior's running ability is what keeps opposing coaches up at night. Despite missing two games this season, Fajardo has rushed for 272 yards and five touchdowns. "He's as good as we have in this league," said Boise State coach Chris Petersen. "It's hard—you get your eyes in the wrong spot, and he's around the corner."
I, for one, will pay some attention to Nevada coach Brian Polian's sideline demeanor Saturday night. The guy gets worked up in the heat of battle. Chris Murray of the Reno Gazette-Journal has been following it. "In each of Nevada's past two games, the television cameras have caught Polian on expletive-laden rants," writes Murray. "During the game against San Diego State, the ESPN crew showed Polian every couple of plays, knowing there might be a money shot there. He's getting a reputation already, although he reiterated (last) week that he'll do a better job on the sidelines. 'I apologize for my choice of words,' Polian said at Nevada's booster luncheon. 'What I will not apologize for is my passion for this team. I will not apologize for my passion for my job. I need to do a better job of expressing it.'"
During Idaho's bye week, let's get a mid-term report on the Vandals. Topping the list of things that need to be fixed during this 1-6 season is the leaky defense, second-to-last in FBS with an average allowance of 540 yards per game. They're fourth from the bottom in scoring defense, yielding 43 points per game. On the offensive side there are those dreaded sacks. Idaho quarterbacks have been sacked a staggering 36 times, 11 more than any other team in the FBS. Speaking of dreaded, the Vandals' next game is a week from Saturday at Ole Miss.
With a winnable game against Northern Colorado decisively won, things get serious for Idaho State Saturday. The Bengals visit Northern Arizona, one of the Big Sky's upper-echelon teams, ranked No. 19 in the FCS. The Lumberjacks have won eight straight over ISU. It'll be strength against strength, as NAU leads the conference in pass defense, allowing only 173 yards per game. Quarterback Justin Arias and the Bengals average 327 yards through the air. Former Skyview High standout Luke Austin has 32 catches for 452 yards and already has six touchdown catches this season.
According to the New York Daily News, Jets coach Rex Ryan said yesterday that cornerback Kyle Wilson did indeed suffer a concussion in last Sunday's loss to Pittsburgh. The former Boise State star's status is uncertain for this week's test at New England. Wilson's potential absence is one of the many reasons the Jets signed veteran wide receiver Josh Cribbs this week. Wilson occasionally returns kicks, and that's one thing Cribbs has specialized in during his career.
Athlon Sports released its 2013-14 basketball outlook for Boise State this week, and it's more glowing than not. "Boise State should contend for a Mountain West championship in its third season in the conference," writes Athlon. "The Broncos are tough to guard because of their ability to spread the floor with 3-point shooters, and that gives Derrick Marks space to operate. Scoring won't be an issue, but defending and rebounding will determine how this season plays out—teams with size and superior athleticism will cause Boise State trouble." Athlon noted the buzz surrounding the program. No better demonstration of that than the fact that coach Leon Rice is grand marshall of the homecoming parade Saturday. I don't think even Bobby Dye ever did that.
Graham DeLaet was the subject of the home page feature story at PGATour.com yesterday as he goes into his first tournament of the new season, the Shriners Hospitals for Childen Open in Las Vegas. The theme of the piece? DeLaet's quest for his first victory on the PGA Tour. This would be a good place for the former Boise State star, who's coming off a remarkable 2013 campaign. Ten of the past 20 champions at TPC Summerlin were first-time winners. "I had a few good chances (to win in 2013), and I wasn't able to really close the deal," he said. "But I'm starting to feel a lot more comfortable being in that position." DeLaet hopes to feed off his two dramatic chip-ins on No. 18 two weeks ago in the Presidents Cup. "The fact that I was able to pull off shots under pressure, that's what it takes to win on this tour," he said.
You may be hearing this guy's name a lot out of the gate as the Idaho Steelheads season opens tomorrow night at Utah versus the Grizzlies. Steelheads observers say Justin Mercier is the real deal. He certainly looked like it last Friday in the Steelies' exhibition win at Utah, notching a hat trick and adding an assist. An eyewitness at the game in Logan reports that Mercier's three goals included "a re-direction on a point shot, a quick wrist shot from the slot and a back-door slam dunk on the power play. Had a potential fourth goal hop over his stick on a centering pass." If all goes well, Mercier should be a mainstay for Idaho.
This Day In Sports…October 17, 1997:
The first game in the history of the Idaho Steelheads, who were making their debut in the West Coast Hockey League against defending champion San Diego. Alain Savage, who would be the Steelheads' leading scorer and fan favorite during that first season, instantly endeared himself to the locals by registering a hat trick in the 7-3 Steelies win.
(Tom Scott hosts the Scott Slant segment Sunday nights at 10:30PM on KTVB's Sunday Sports Extra and anchors five sports segments each weekday on 93.1 The Ticket. He also served as color commentator on KTVB's telecasts of Boise State football for 14 seasons.)


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This is an experiment to try and paint in watercolour in my plain Moleskine sketchbook. Yeah… I know there are watercolour sketchbooks (I have some) but I wanted to have it all. Anyway this was done in watercolour and ink in a plain sketchbook (8×5)
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In the spring of 2003, the Attorney General's office became actively involved in the negotiations of Senate Bill 44, a measure that will regulate the practices of private child support collection agencies. The Office was actively involved in opposing the provision that would allow diversion of current support from the family to the private collection agency. Other provisions in the proposed legislation include:
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Hon. Bob Barr, President and CEO, Liberty Strategies LLC, and former member of the U.S. House of Representatives, Georgia
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The string ensemble will play a variety of classical selections including a three-movement Sinfonia by Albinoni and the first movement of Mozart's Eine Kleine Nachtmusik.
The vocal portion of the program will feature the HCC chorus and several students from the Applied Vocals course. Solo vocalists will be singing various classical selections in Italian, French, and English, as well as some musical theater selections.
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