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Dylan Lauren could have gone into the family business or just hung around the Hamptons with a cocktail in her hand. Instead, the daughter of clothing icon Ralph Lauren has a dream to open a fantasy candy shop in New York City. And so, Dylan's Candy Bar was born.The two-story store, located on the to ... More >>
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A million times thank you to my anonymous gifter, this is way more than I could have ever dreamed of receiving in this my first reddit gift exchange.
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Photo by Amy KoshLeon Russell can write songs as well as his face can grow hair, reallyAn impressive slate of shows roll through South Florida this weekend, and of them all, blues-rock legend Leon Russell is far and above the most photogenic of the bunch.As our writer Lee Zimmerman says, "Leon Ru ... More >>
It's January, which means it's time for another edition of the Village Voice's annual Pazz and Jop poll of music critics. Yes, it's probably the latest, high-profile wrap-up of the best music of 2009, but it's also the biggest in sheer number of voices -- some 697 voters submitted ballots this ye ... More >>
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The local share market fell heavily but the Australian dollar climbed back up above 94 cents after an improvement in consumer sentiment.
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The Australian sharemarket fell sharply today, with investors following a negative lead set by Wall Street overnight.
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There are mixed predictions for the Australian dollar but at least two investment banks expect it will hit 96 US cents by the end of the year.
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Wall Street has slipped for the second day in a row as investors stay cautious ahead of earnings season next week.
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The United States pressed China to implement structural reforms in its exchange rate and to modify its "aggressive behaviour" in disputed waters during a preliminary round of bilateral talks on Tuesday.
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Analysts were surprised by an increase in business conditions and confidence in June as the Australian dollar continued to rise.
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Wall Street retreated from record levels with investors wary of making a move ahead of earnings season next week and on expectations the US Federal Reserve may raise interest rates sooner than expected.
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Job advertisements picked up in June pointing to a lift in employment later this week. On the sharemarket, the US online travel firm Expedia has made a $700 million takeover bid for australian hotel website, Wotif.
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The Australian share market has made a negative start to the week, with most sectors losing ground.
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Better than expected jobs growth in the United States has boosted the US sharemarket to a record high and helped push the local sharemarket higher.
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An unexpectedly sharp decline in US unemployment pushed global markets higher and Wall Street to yet more record highs.
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The latest rise in the Australian dollar is likely to have little impact on Hunter Valley wine exports as the industry celebrates one of its best vintages in decades.
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Wall Street saw modest gains overnight after data boosted speculation that growth is strong enough for the Federal Reserve to consider higher rates.
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The CEO of Bitcoins Reserve, Sam Lee, registered his interest to bid in an auction of 30,000 bitcoins confiscated by the US Marshals when it shut down the online marketplace Silk Road last year.
Mr Lee said his contact details were made public after the addresses of all interested investors were copied into an email, rather than blind copied.
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"The two sides also remain at odds over who will have oversight of the museum and the surrounding memorial."
About this, I am not naive. These things cost money, and it is fine that the mayor and governor do some work to figure out how to pay the bills for this.
But they had better figure it out. Memories of that day will inevitably fade.
But that does not mean future generations must inevitably forget. They will, in fact, crave to learn about and remember that awful day, and all memorials, big or small, play a role in that.
As Americans, we deserve - we need – a grand museum and memorial in lower Manhattan. It's also the least we can do for the widow, for the daughter, of people such as Commander Patrick Dunn.
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Rehab Clinics in Kent
The principles of this clinic is to provide a safe, structured treatment programme with the help and support of staff and other patients for a wide range of addictions. This has a proven highly successful recovery rate and is set in wonderful surroundings.
The clinic offers residential treatment where the patient will feel comfortable in the living accommodation with other clients. Through offering residential treatment in this way, you are able to carry on day to day living in society with other people sharing the same experiences as you.
This rehab clinic offers a fantastic support network when undergoing a treatment programme at this clinic. You will be encouraged to participate in day to day tasks and to help change your obsessive behaviour by acquiring life-skills that will help you deal with day to day issues that may crop up after you have left the treatment programme. This will help you break the cycle of addiction and will greatly enhance prevention relapse.
You will undergo a treatment programme which will deal with all the underlying issues of your addiction behaviour. You will be taught new life-skills and will undergo a wide range of different forms of therapies from group ones to individual therapy. The counselling staff will help you settle in and will be with you every step of the way.
The rehabilitation Clinic is based in a large farmhouse set in three acres of grounds, surrounded by rolling farmland and the woodlands of the famous North Downs of Kent. The setting offers the peace and tranquillity in which to effect a successful recovery.
We believe that the surroundings have an impact on the quality of a patient's well being during treatment. It is of great importance to be relaxed and have time to think in the right conducive atmosphere. There are ample facilities for therapy sessions, for lectures and other educational programmes. We have use of a small gymnasium and we offer field trips to surrounding places of interest.
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The classic love story, tainted with death.
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DE Brian Robison Anxious To Begin SeasonPosted by on July 26, 2011 – 9:27 am
A fun position to watch during this year's Verizon Vikings Training Camp will be left DE, where starter Ray Edwards is a free agent and there's an impressive lineup behind Edwards to take his place should he decide to leave the Vikings.
Edwards has made no secret that he intends to test the free agent market and likely sign elsewhere. That leaves a starting opportunity for a few guys, most notably Brian Robison. The Vikings selected Robison in the 4th round of the 2007 NFL Draft out of Texas and he's performed well, tallying 13.5 sacks in 4 seasons and earning a prominent spot in the Vikings DL rotation. He's also played in all 16 games 3 times and 15 of 16 games once during his NFL career.
If Edwards does indeed sign elsewhere, Robison will enter camp as the favorite to win the starting job. Also competing for time at that position will be 2nd-year player Everson Griffen and rookie Christian Ballard, in addition to any free agents the Vikings may choose to sign.
For his part, Robison is excited to get the season going. He was among the first Vikings to show up at Winter Park on Tuesday and said he was looking forward to reporting to training camp on Sunday.
"I'm ready to go and get after it," he told me just outside of Winter Park. "I'm looking forward to training camp and the preseason and the regular season, just all of it. I'm ready to get going. We're going to have a good season."
Robison, who was in Washington D.C. recently with fellow Vikings Steve Hutchinson and Ben Leber as part of the negotiations between the NFL and NFLPA, said he's spent a few days at Larry Fitzgerald's organized workouts on the campus of the University of Minnesota.
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By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
By Carl K on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Rumor has it that the Vikings signed WR Andre Holmes from Hillsdale. He had 104 receptions and 1,368 yrds (school records) last year. Andre is 6'4 and ran a 4.45 40. Nice pickup Vikes!
Thanks Carl K …. Mike, whats the word?
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Dolphins rumored to get QB Pat Devlin
and ESPN says BC LB Hurtzlegs picked the Giants
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
ESPN full of good leads …. or rumors
Packers will cut LB Nick Barnett
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Hey Fred Jones … your guy bartholomew the center you worshipped signed with the ravens
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Mike Wobschall … can you please make some of your info not blog related so we can have an on going fan chat instead of a new blog every hour … i appreciate your work
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Mike Wobschall …. ESPN says we signed a RB, wha wha what?
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
we got a guy named locke?
By Symon284 on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
any word on that safety from clemson
By Carl K on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
New Orleans Saints signed DeAndre McDaniels, the safety from Clemson
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
would be nice to come to vikings.com and get some updates :(
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Cowboys cut OL Leonard Davis and RB Marion Barber
Lions going after CB Jonathen Joseph
By Carl K on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Pat Devlin signed with Miami and Adam Weber signed with Denver.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Good thing Chilly is gone or we would be signing ex Eagle K David Akers for 10-20 million a year and make him play WR
By Carl K on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
I think we signed Nate Whitaker, the kicker from stanford.
By Mike Wobschall on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
I can't confirm on the website any of the guys that we signed but we'll put up the full list once it becomes official.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
so we have to wait till friday 6pm est ?
By Carl K on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Shawn- if you google a players name, wikipedia is already listing the teams that sign them.
By Symon284 on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
the vikes need to get a good lineman and safety in FA
By Symon284 on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
it would be nice if the vikes could land eric weddle
By Titus on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
I think Mike Wobschall is doing much better– he acted professional and looked sharp in the Toby Gerhart interview– Mike must have been working out on his skills during the lockout.
By animal26 on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Symon284: the Vikings and weddle's agent are talking and from what I'm hearing, both sides are having very productive talks. Right now the vikes look to have a good chance at him.
By 4eversteve on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Two free agent RB's were signed , Matt Asiata out and of Utah and Derrick Locke out of Kentucky.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Vikings call Skins about McNabb …
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
i dont know i tried 4 times this blog must not like the link ive tried posting
Here are who the Vikings are thought to have agreed to terms with:
Chris Adingupu, CB, Prairie View A&M
Conan Amituanai, OG, Arizona
Matt Asiata, RB, Utah
Andre Holmes, WR, Hillsdale
Byron Isom, OG, Auburn
Devon Torrence, CB, Ohio State
we have pretty much said all of this but the link i tried posting to this info wouldnt post
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Madieu Williams refuses pay cut and so the vikings are going after Eric Weddle …
BaBye Madieu " I cant tackle " Williams " or anyone else "
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Madieu Williams Not Willing To Re-Structure Contract
July 26th, 2011 Branden Lemke Posted in Main
Vikings reporter Tom Pelissero tweeted that Leslie Frazier talked to saftey Madieu Williams' agent about re-structuring his contract. Williams' agent said Williams will "absolutely not go for it". Could that mean the Vikings are prepared to release Madieu Williams?
Nothing is confirmed beyond the point of Williams unwilling to restructure his contract, but one could only assume with his very lucrative contract and the Vikings needing to free up room in the salary cap, this situation makes Williams' days with the Vikings a little bit in question.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Vikings to release Jimmy Kennedy
July 26th, 2011 Randy Perrin Posted in 2011 Free Agency
Jimmy Kennedy stated he is no longer with the Vikings via Twitter.
He had this to say:
Vikings fans, Thank You for accepting as your own, but I'm sorry to inform you I AM NO LONGER with the team. I love you guys.
Releasing Kennedy will free 2.5 million this year. Kennedy had a very disappointing season last year and it's possible the Vikings are clearing way to bring back Pat Williams or bringing in a free agent DT.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
updated …
Full List Of Vikings UDFA Signings So Far
July 26th, 2011 Branden Lemke Posted in Main
Like Adam predicted in a previous post, today has certainly been hectic. Undrafted free agents are signing with teams left and right. Here is a full list of who the Vikings have signed so far. Expect more throughout the day.
-OG Conan Amituanai (Arizona)
-WR Andre Holmes (Hillside)
-RB Derrick Locke (Kentucky)
-CB Devon Torrence (Ohio State)
-RB Matt Asiata (Utah)
-CB Ryan Hill (Miami)
-OG Rod Huntley (Texas-El Paso)
-K Nate Whitaker (Stanford)
-WR Dominique Johnson (Cal Poly)
-TE Allen Reisner (Iowa)
-OG Byron Ison (Auburn)
-CB Chris Adingupu (Prairie View A&M)
-TE Ed Barham (South Carolina)
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
WR Freddie Brown To Be Released
July 26th, 2011 Branden Lemke Posted in Main
Judd Zulgad of the Star Tribune reports the Vikings have told WR Freddie Brown he will be released. Brown, a 7th round pick in 2009 by the Cincinnati Bengals, has been a member of the Vikings practice squad ever since coming to Minnesota.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Valdosta State Linebacker Signs With Vikings
July 26th, 2011 Branden Lemke Posted in Main
@MNsportszone has tweeted the Valdosta State website states UDFA linebacker Larry Dean has signed with the Vikings. Dean led the GSC in tackles in 2010 with 122, and was selected as the Darktronics National Defensive Player Of The Year and GSC Defensive Player Of The Year.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Vikings in contact with WR Devin Aromashodu
July 26th, 2011 Randy Perrin Posted in Main
Multiple Sources reporting Vikings have been in contact with Bears free agent WR Devin Aromashodu. Aromashodu is most known for his 150 yard game against the Vikings in 2009. In that game, he burned Winfield for the game winning TD in overtime.
Aromashodu stands 6'2, 201 lbs and is 27 years old
Aromashodu could add depth if Vikings lose Rice in free agency or if they decide to release Berrian.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Vikings Expected to Sign Free Agent OT Scott Kooistra
July 26th, 2011 Randy Perrin Posted in 2011 Free Agency, Rumors
According to Foxsports.com reporter Adam Caplan, the Vikings are expected to sign FA OT Scott Kooistra. Kooistra has been a backup for his entire career, playing 7 years with the Bengals and last year with the Ravens. He has started 1 game in his career and looks like the Vikings are trying to add some depth to their offensive line.
Kooistra is 30 years old, 6'6 and 335 lbs.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
TJack rumored to have signed with Seattle ….
Keep in mind everything talked about are handshake deals because actuall money and contracts cant happen till friday night at 6pm est
By Cali on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
You know what your dirt bags need? A QB. Mcnabb, I doubt it. He's no Favre, and with Tavaris jackson AND Sydney rice leaving, that just leaves A.d.d to do all the work. Even if you land Mcnabb, I doubt he'll be a factor. We'll pick him apart. And who's the back up? Offense, sux, Defense, sux. Bottom of the pile in the NFC North. You might as well pack up and move to LA!!! CHUMPS!! Packer 4 life!!
By Cali on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Vikings still suck, Shawn knows nothing!!
July 26, 2011 Cali posted in 2011..
Uh, McNabb can't help you. TJack was your best bet. Sydney Rice is leaving you. NOBODY likes your team anyway!!
Cali, 5'9″ 200 lbs. Knows everything.
By animal26 on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
thanks shawn for all the updates. You rule man!!!!
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Thanx animal26 :)
ESPN reporting TJack is a Seahawk …. Hasselback is out, Leinart also going to Seattle
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
The Minnesota Vikings have reached an agreement on a one-year contract with former Chicago Bears wide reciever Devin Aromashodu, a league source tells ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
By Justin F on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Jackson was our best bet?! What are you smoking? Oh wait, you're a Packer fan so you probably smoked and got high on cheese.
By Daniel on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Harvey Dahl fellas. RG out of Atl. That would be a big time pick up for hutch replacement.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Aromashodu Agrees To One Year Deal
July 26th, 2011 Adam Warwas Posted in 2011 Free Agency, Main, News, Offseason, Opinions, Roster Moves, Rumors
The Vikings have a deal in place, reports Access Vikings, that will make wide receiver Devin Aromashodu a Viking for at least one year.
Aromashodu is 27 years old, 6 foot 2 inches, and 201 pounds. After a promising 2009 campaign with the Bears, including a stunning performance against the Vikings, he had all the opportunity in the world to become the top end receiver Chicago needed.
Instead, his season ended with two starts highlighted by 10 catches and 149 yards in 2010, and the trendy fantasy football sleeper was largely forgotten about.
This is strictly a depth move and may allow the Vikings to create cap space by getting rid of Greg Camarillo, who is owed $1.7 million this season.
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
If anything, I'd hope that Aromoshadu is helping to fill in for Berrian and free up even more unproductive cap space. Maybe Camarillo isn't worth 1.7M, but at this point I believe that he still can earn his paycheck much better than Berrian can.
By Carl K on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
shawn – TheVikingAge.com is reporting the Bernard Berrian just tweeted:
"I am really about to drive back to Fresno right now. smh.
smh means "shaking my head"
I don't think Aromashodu is replacing Greg Camarillo, I think he might have replaced Berrian!
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Wow, I feel like I've missed 6-weeks of football. This site was averaging about one new blog entry per week for a while, and now after returning from a 2-day vacation, eight new blogs show up out of nowhere! I need to start catching up on the rumors now too….
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
@Carl – Just what I'm hoping for! Berrian hasn't been any more productive than DA in the past two years, and DA is still on the promising side of his career.
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Of course, it's not unreasonable to predict that DA is going to become Berrian 2.0, (Chicago free agent with promise that fails to deliver), but at least he won't be getting a contract full of guarantees before he proves himself.
By Carl K on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
I really like WR Andre Holmes and CB Devon Torrence the best out of all our undrafted rookie free agent signings. I am suprised to see that we signed 2 more rookie TEs.
By Carl K on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Looks like Seattle wants S. Rice pretty bad. I am starting to get worried!
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
I think the TE choices hint at a couple of things. First, that we are looking to drop Kleinsasser and Dugan to free up cap space. That's a bit disappointing, as I've always thought that Kleinsasser was going to be a lifer for the Vikes. Second, that we don't intend to renew Shiancoe's contract next year. That's worrisome as well, but I'm not privvy of the Vikings' contract deals, so I don't know how much they need to do in order to agree with the new cap rules. It could also give extra indication that the Vikings are entering a rebuilding year.
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Carl, if we don't get Rice (something that is appearing to be more and more likely) I'd be much happier if he ended up with Seattle. Recent news has indicated to me that the Bears are planning to throw the farm at him, and we really don't need to help division rivals improve their roster against us.
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Strange thing about Rice going to Seattle though – they already took in Jackson. When Jackson started, Berrian was his favorite target, and he never was able to get positive results from Rice. Is that because it took 3-years before Rice figured things out, or that the two just have playing styles that don't mesh up on the field?
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
I hope the plan is to create enough depth at WR that we can cut BB and camrillo and give that money + a bit more and keeps Sidney Rice … maybe Rice justs wants out because of the QB situation and if we get McNabb it helps keep him OR maybe he all about the money which would be a little ignorant of his overall production through 4 years
and yes we cant let him go to a division team
By Daniel on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Wr`s are not harrd to find. Forget Rice. Looks like our new Two TE sets and our new Wr prospects have a slick feel to it. Nobody does old school that much on the offencive side anymore. Good Bye Berrian! hope you enjoyed your payday. Thanks for nothing. And Williams too. Anyone have any Eric Weddle Rumors? This Guy will be great for us. He will bring much needed fire and coverage for us. Great leader.
By J. Webstar on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Not that I don't care about Rice because I do! But isn't he a restricted free agent? Doesn't that mean we get a 1st and a 3rd round pick next year from the team that signs him if he does go somewhere else? Just curious.
By animal26 on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Daniel, the only thing that I've heard about eric weddle is that the Vikings and his agent are talking and seem to be having very productive talks. As of right now, the Vikings have a good chance at possibly landing him.
By animal26 on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Webster: sadly that is not the case. In the new CBA players become unrestricted when they enter their 4th season.
By J. Webstar on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
That sucks! He might really leave now. At least we'll still have Percy if he goes but I still want him to stay!
By Daniel on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Weddle will be a steal if we get him. I would rather have Weddle over O.J. Weddle is awsome and has good age and strong leadership too. I love how things are forming so far. I don`t trust the open spot of OLB. If Lieber leaves, It bothers me for Henderson 2 is there. Manny Lawson would be A great fit.
By Carl K on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
I also like the rookie RB Derrick Locke from Kentucky. He can run a 4.37 40 time and has a career kickoff return average of 27.1 yards per return, and also made 13 tackles on kick coverage as well. Derrick caught 95 reception in his career and also rushed for 2,618 yrds and 22 td. He is a little guy at 5'9 188… but he might be able to fight for roster spot as a kick off returner, 3rd down back.
It looks like he can catch the ball, but can he block? I am not sure if he can take a roster spot from Booker, but he should be able to make our practice squad.
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
There's still plenty of promise in young, unproven WRs on the team. Arceneaux out of the CFL can make a big splash. Jaymar Johnson has been looking promising in his first few years when he was given a chance (and off the injury list). And Aromashodu has potential as well. Good coaching could make all the difference in the world, and the league might be impressed with their performance.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Vikings "Deep In Talks" With Sidney Rice
July 26th, 2011 Adam Warwas Posted in 2011 Free Agency, Main, News, Offseason, Opinions, Rumors
NFL Insider Jason LaCanfora took to his Twitter account late on Tuesday night to give the Sidney Rice fans some hope.
"As expected Seahawks and Vikings deep in talks for Sidney Rice. Does he go to Seattle with his old coordinator or stay in MIN wit a new one?"
That sentence suggests the Vikings aren't letting Rice go without a fight and that they may be willing to match or exceed any offer the Seahawks are putting out there.
Darrell Bevell already had a poor reputation in the Land of 10,000 Lakes, and if he steals Rice away from the Vikings, he'll probably never feel safe returning.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Vikings Are Planning On Releasing Bernard Berrian
July 26th, 2011 Branden Lemke Posted in Main
This shouldn't really come as a shock to anyone, but the Vikings are expected to cut WR Bernard Berrian according to PFT. Read the full article here:
Releasing Bernard Berrian would free up a few million dollars in salary cap space. Some think the Vikings want to use some of the money they will be gaining through these releases to attempt to re-sign Pat Williams. I think otherwise. I know I'm a broken record, and despite the Devin Aromashodu signing, I think the Vikings may be looking at re-signing another one of their other unrestricted free agents. He wears #18.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
If pat william will miss 4 games why would we resign him with all the depth we have at DT and the importance of locking down rice , greenway. and AP
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
But we really don't have much depth at DT. Kevin Williams is still around, and Letroy Guion has been productive as a backup, but beyond that there's nobody. Fred Evans has yet to re-sign, and recent news tells that Jimmy Kennedy has been cut. Ballard has potential as a DE or DT, but he's unproven. So we're a little weak at the position right now.
Not that I don't agree that we SHOULD be doing all we can to get Rice back on contract, I just think that our DTs may not be as deep as you projected.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
hmm i thought fred evans was still under contract … and im not against pat williams just at his age , price tag , and suspension i figure he would be an easier replacemnt than sidney … rice really does have a special ability , i would say mosslike without as much speed
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Two Sixth Rounders For McNabb
July 26th, 2011 Adam Warwas Posted in 2011 Free Agency, Main, Rumors
Jay Glazer has been all over Vikings news on Tuesday and he has tweeted the latest in the McNabb to Minnesota saga.
Glazer says that the Vikings showed interest in Tyler Thigpen and Bruce Gradkowski but that they have a deal in place with Washington to bring McNabb to Minnesota.
The price tag would be a "6th rounder in 12 and possibly 6th in 13." So, two years worth of sixth rounders for MCNabb, hmm.
As has been reported all day long, however, McNabb has to agree to taking a major pay cut or else the Vikings will turn their attention elsewhere.
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Fred was a Restricted Free Agent, but for some reason was not extended an offer. I'm not sure what's going on with the coaches, but all I can guess is that they are seeing something promising enough out of Tremaine Johnson that they are convinced these older vets are not worth the money.
Whatever's going on, it looks like we are going to be getting a lot younger on the D-Line. Right now we have 2-rookies and 2 guys with 1-year experience. While on the other side of it, we've lost (or not yet re-signed) 4-vets.
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
WOW Shawn, I'm pretty surprised at that trade rumor. I've been saying for a few months now that I don't want McNabb here, and that I think he will be a poor investment. So the rumor kind of worries me a bit too. The positive side of it is that Donny Mac will be expected to take a big pay-cut. I doubt he'll buy in to that. But, the simple fact that the team is showing enough interest to humor a trade for him shows that I've already been wrong about what will happen in that arena.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
The Seahawks do have cap room and an owner with deep pockets. He'd also undoubtably be their #1 WR. Most of all, Sidney would consider going to the Seahawks. They currently have former Vikings offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell & Tarvaris Jackson possibly starting at QB. But here is why Sidney should not consider going to the Seahawks… THEY HAVE DARRELL BEVELL & TARVARIS JACKSON.
If conservative, predictable and du'll play calling is Sidney's thing; then he should go to Seattle. If playing with a QB who cannot read a defense, overthrows receivers on jump pas'ses and has the "deer in the headlights" look whenever there's any amount of pressure then go to Seattle.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
@Parody … Im on the other side and think McNabb would be an excellent mentor to Ponder and Webb and that Washington was just a bad place for him
By J. Webstar on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Instead of getting Mcnaab, we should of dealt a 5th rounder to the redskins for Albert Haynsworth. Just make him restructure his contract than boom we replaced pat williams with much younger legs plus Haynsworth can play, he just hates the 3-4 defensive scheme. He would fit perfectly. Just an idea though I know the Vikes are short on money to spend.
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Back to the DL topic – how much does anybody know about Everson Griffin? All I really know is that he had 1st round talent, but personality issues caused him to drop to us in the 4th, (and also caused him to make the news a few times over the offseason).
But considering that we have 2-solid starters at DE, (Allen and Robison), would his skills make it conceivable that the coaches will throw him into the mix at DT if and when they need to fill in the extra holes from Kevin's 4-week suspension?
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
@Parody .. I also think Sidney's desire to leave might have something to do with his lack of faith in Ponder and Webb
McNabb might be the perfect piece to lock Sid down for 6 years and mentor the kids
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
yea im not sure about griffin , i hear he has talent and i know he seems to enjoy trouble
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
LOL Shawn. I got a kick out of that Jackson/Bevell comment. I tried to make a similar argument earlier, so we'll see what really matters to Rice, love of the game, fame or money. Going to Seattle would definitely rule out the fame portion.
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
yea that was funny it took me 4 tries to post it and i hope i made it clear its not my writing its from an article on thevikingage.com
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
Shawn, I definitely appreciate that argument for McNabb. If we were able to keep Rice after signing McNabb, I would have no problem with it. Sidney's success came from an old vet, so if fame and success are big on his mind, (which I've read they are) then by all means, let's get McNabb on board….temporarily…
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
its so nice to talk football again …. the lockout and stadium stuff was getting old
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
we should sign chilly to be our press conferance speaker … hes always good for some fun
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
its conjeture looking backwards
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
bah forgot a c o well
By Parody on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
But do you think that Chilly would start telling the truth now that he doesn't work for the Vikings?
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
lol no
im just saying his only responsibility is to watch the game from the top row of seats and do the first part of the post game presser …. and after hes done drinking his water and saying some non sense the real post game presser would start
By Shawn on Jul 26, 2011 | Reply
or make a stage for him on the upper deck as far away from the coaches and players as possible give him a toy head set and a stick of gum a pencil and a clipboard …. he could be a mascott you know our " special " mascott that gives post game pressers
By rye on Jul 27, 2011 | Reply
I like the idea of signing Mcnabb (especially if he is willing to come to MN for less money!).
We have to remember that the offense Washington ran was pretty new to Mcnabb. The West Coast Offense the Vikings run will be extremely similar to the one He ran in Philly.
Mcnabb is only like 34 years old. I think he has a couple good years in him. Exactly the amount of time we need to train and mentor Ponder.
If the Vikings can sign Mcnabb and manage to get Weddle. That will be two major holes filled.
Perhaps if they sign Mcnabb, we can move Webb to WR where he belongs. How can they justify not moving an athlete like that to WR to get him on the field. He is big, athletic, and can jump.
By CA Norwegian on Jul 27, 2011 | Reply
Thanks so much Shawn! I have to agree with Parody on McNabb. I think the hits he's taken have reduced his value more than most think. Just listening to him in recent videos have caused that impression. He was a communications major, and though I hate the Eagles, but I used to enjoy his speaking. Maybe he'll prefir the money to playing. If he comes, we'll give him a chance.
By CA Norwegian on Jul 27, 2011 | Reply
@ the OC… Webb in slot, Put Webb in motion, QB in the shotgun. Center snaps a 'pass' to Webb who begins a sweep option on the run. He can toss it down sideline to the go route, he can take upfield, he can pitch back to
AP. He can jump, twist and pass a lateral back to the QB, who can bootleg or pass from the other side. Please make it real
By CA Norwegian on Jul 27, 2011 | Reply
Something terrible about really big contracts… Jamarcus Russell, Haynesworth… If the bidding goes too high on Rice, I would hope we did not have our future absorbed by paying too much. This is really the game within the game. Elite OL, I think they are worth paying for when you have AP and plans for 1st downs.
By Mike B on Jul 27, 2011 | Reply
Signing McNabb ends speculation on the evaluation of Webb as starting QB. It's obvious that Coach Fraizer doesn't feel Webb is a starter. It is also obvious that they also feel the Ponder is ready to start from day 1. Obviously there is value in getting McNabb with only 6 rounders in play and his restructuiring. I say this as preliminary as it is not confirmed. if McNabb is signed this validates that what I have said all along that the Coaching staff are not looking at Webb as starting QB. I am sure they will use him in wildcat type plays. Still hoping Rice wants to say with the Vikings, but is possible the price will be too high. Take care All
By Carl K on Jul 27, 2011 | Reply
Mike B- We could be courting McNabb in order to keep Rice!
If the coaches don't want Webb at QB, as you claim, why do they have him at QB, and why do they keep saying he will compete for a starting spot?
I will agree that if we sign McNabb and lose Rice, it will open the door to move Webb to WR. I am ok with that. But I don't think it is obvious that the coaches, at this point, don't want Webb at QB.
I think everyone would like to see Webb take some snaps at QB at some point in the season or in a game.
By Parody on Jul 27, 2011 | Reply
Carl – It's the same thing as last year, when the coaches were saying that Jackson and Rosenfels would be competing for the starting job, then Favre got an eight-million dollar raise, and both of them were given heat pads for their bútts. So long as McNabb is not yet officially a Viking, the coaches have to be prepared for the possibility that he will NEVER be a Viking.
By Bryan on Jul 27, 2011 | Reply
I just read that the vikings are trying to sign braylon edwards!!!
By animal26 on Jul 27, 2011 | Reply
well the Vikings won't be getting Weddle. Chargers have made him the riches safety. Man, this really stinks!!!!
By Cali on Jul 27, 2011 | Reply
Justin F, who else did you have that was better than T.J? Oh ya, the ol' man. Now you got ANOTHER old man at QB. Might as well be known as the Minnesota Retirement home for washed up players!! While Farve sat, T.j was the best you. When McNabb fails, who's backing HIM up??
By unfavreable on Jul 28, 2011 | Reply
Now that we have McNabb, I think Webb should be moved to WR and we should sign another veteran backup for low cost (Patrick Ramsey?) in case McNabb pulls a classic Donovan and gets hurt so that we dont have to put Ponder in a position to get beat up his rookie year. Webb could be a great reciever, his athleticism reminds me of a younger Randy Moss. I also think Braylon Edwards or Malcom Floydd would be a really good pickup for the Vikes, but we definately need to dump Berrian.


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Ferry Building's best on a weekday? Food sampling tour suggestions please!
We are a family of Easterners coming to SF for a few days in early August.
We enjoyed the tasting tour in Philly but thought it was reasonable to map such a walk on one's own if directed by those more savvy.
I would like to walk, see, sample, and buy the don't-miss at the Ferry Building, but I can't go on Farmer's Market day. We can splurge a little here and there but love the bargains.
What do you suggest with kids, 7 through 13?
What can I tell you about our tastes? We like cheese, bread, ethnic, garlicky, sweets, and quirky local. My husband loves great beer, especially darker, and dry red wine. A logical path to follow, stops to make, single or multiple suggestions would be much appreciated.
Afterwards, I think we will take the ferry to Sausalito to walk around!
hi sky.
pack a picnic basket (canvas bag, actually) from goodies at the ferry building (cured meats, cheeses, breads, fruits, terrines, etc.. don't forget the wine) and take the ferry to angel island. hike to the top of mt. livermore and enjoy stunning views of the bay.
angel island is a fantastic destination with great history. lots more fun to walk than sausalito.
There aren't many don't-miss items on a weekday, but you could put together a great picnic with bread from Acme, cheese from Cowgirl, cold cuts from Boccalone, salad from Out the Door, rotisserie stuff from Cane Rosso, pastries from Frog Hollow, chocolates from Recchiuti.
The wine shop is a fine place to pick up a bottle. There's no notable beer selection or ethnic food compared with what's available elsewhere in SF.
Unfortunately, on non-market days the Ferry Building doesn't provide much in the way of samples, nor is there much in the way of cheap and/or ethnic goodies. It's pretty much high-end artisan products, although there's a lot of deliciousness in a 85 cent Acme roll.
If you can't make it on Saturday, can you make it on Tuesday?
What days of the week?
Here's a list to get you started
Visitng SF. Eat like a local not a tourist.
In that list is a nice walking tour of the Mission that combines food with viewing the murals.
As you find places you like, you can put together your own list. You can make it a private list so it doesn't appear on the board.
I'd personally vote for the ferry to Tiburon rather than Sausalito. The ferry is nicer. You can catch it next to the Ferry Building. Tiburon isn't as touristy. Here's a list of restaurants there. Clicking on the name will bring up the restaurant record with websites, if any, and linked reports. Cottage Eatery has had some good reports. Casa Manana has had thumbs up for the pupusas.
I would definitely try to go on a Tuesday or Thursday between 11-2. Both days have farmer stands, and the peaches right now are really good.
Tuesday: farmer's market, stands outside selling tamales, hamburgers from Prather Ranch
Thursday: smaller farmer's market, more stands selling prepared foods like wood-fired oven pizzas, tacos, hot dogs, and Korean tacos. Great for grazing with a family, tables set up outside.
Inside, Scharffenberger usually has a lot of samples out. Rechiutti sometimes has one or two. You can taste olive oils and gelato.
If you would like to picnic, the suggestions that people have already made are right on the money, with the addition of Blue Bottle for coffee and hot chocolate for the kids. For beer, maybe Hog Island would have a decent selection?
Thank you, kind CWers! Amazing, amazing tips.
I am persuaded against Sausalito.
So, enlightened somewhat, I will ask you this:
I had heard that the SFcityguides offered great free tours and I am racing from Alcatraz to make a 1:30 tour of Chinatown for an insider's take.
However, someone on Chowhound said when he went, they showed live animals meant for slaughter and kids on the tour were upset. I'm not too keen on that myself. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/639577.
Is it worth giving up the tour and hitting up the Ferry Bldg on a Tuesday around 12:30?
re: sky19
This may be slightly off topic and I will be punished, but hit the Ferry Bldg on Tues and try this Chinatown tour:
Done by local kids and proceeds go back to the community. Highly recommended by someone who spent huge portions of childhood in Chinatown and still learned some stuff on the tour.
re: sfbing
Yes, but the OP is trying to budget and tho I'm not sure how many kids, at least two is implied and the tour would cost a minimum of $53 ... more if there are more than two kids. On the other hand, with a group of four they can arrange a private tour.
The free tour is just the luck of the draw on who is giving it. They don't slaughter the animals in front of you and can't even slaughter them on site. People buy the ckickens and they are put live in a paper bag and taken home when they are done in by the customer.
If looking a a live chicken bothers you, just tell the tour operator at the beginning you'd rather wait outside on the tour. Just walking down the streets of Chinatown you are going to see lots of cooked ducks in deli windows with head and feet attached.
Looking at the post referenced, it sounds more like the mother was an idiot trying to make a point that they were going to eat these animals. Talk about turning kids into vegitarians instantly ... or who knows ... maybe then went to KFC afterward.
re: rworange
Sorry to have taken this off on a tangent but to clarify: I was just warning that this might occur on that particular tour, depending on the guide, since the OP has young children. It was pretty obvious what the live animals were there for (there were already slaughtered offerings of fish etc also) and FWIW we actually found this the most interesting part of what was otherwise not the greatest tour.
re: sky19
Wow, your schedule seems very tight. I assume that you have already planned how to get to Pier 33 for your Alcatraz tour on Monday morning. For your trip to Chinatown from Pier 33 after the tour, you can take the MUNI bus lines #10, 20, or 30 (board on North Point st) and get off at Washington street, and just walk a few blocks to Portsmouth Square. The #10 & #20 lines approach by the left side of the Square, while the #30 line goes by a few blocks from the right side, so make sure you don't walk on the wrong direction. Here's a link with the bus lines & map routes: http://www.sfmta.com/cms/mmaps/indvma... I recommend buying a map, or at least pickup one of those free maps at your hotel, so you don't get lost.
The volunteer walking tour guides are very friendly and can accommodate any requests, like asking them that you'll like to wait outside if he/she plans to show any live animals inside a poultry store, which I doubt you'd encounter because that's not part of the regular tour.
The Tuesday's Ferry Building/Plaza market is a fraction in size compared to the Saturday market, but you do get lots of free samples; the Thursday market has less produce vendors because it focuses on the recent street food craze, with items like Korean BBQ tacos, peanut butter bacon brownies, freshly baked strawberry cupcakes, etc., the porchetta sandwich from Roli Roti is really good. When I say market I'm referring to the vendors in tents outside the building.
Inside the Ferry building you'll find lots of cheese, artisan bread, sausages, salumi, flavored olive oil, burgers & fries, Chinese tea & dumplings, sweets & pastries, gelato, chocolates, caviar, seafood, fresh oysters, and a wine shop that sells wine by the glass and let's you bring food from other stores to have a picnic at one of their tables.
Some of the favorite restaurants/shops include: the very popular Slanted Door (Vietnamese cuisine) one of my favorites is the shaking beef, Hog Island Oyster Co. - for fresh oysters; Cane Rosso (Italian rotisserie) very good but sandwiches are somewhat small for what you pay; Marketbar (American cuisine) also very good, but lunch portions are modest; Boulette's Larder (French) fancy shmancy and very expensive; Tsar Nicoulai Caviar Cafe is a decadent treat if you like caviar and smoked fish; Mastrelli's Deli is probably the more affordable shop, sandwiches are large enough to share; at Recchiuti Confections (one of the 2 chocolate stores) one of my favorites is the "rose caramel" chocolate; and Blue Bottle Coffee, one of the best coffee shop chains in the city, etc.
Both Tiburon and Sausalito are nice quaint little towns. Tiburon doesn't have as many tourists, but also doesn't have that many stores to browse thru. If you want to get away from the city crowds and enjoy a laid back and quiet lunch with a nice view of the bay, Tiburon is better. In my opinion, if you don't mind the tourists, want to browse thru more shops, and have double the number of restaurants to choose from, then Sausalito is better.
Hope this helps!
re: rworange
We drove into Sausalito on Sunday afternoon, just to check out the tourist scene, sat outside for a bit and watched the tourists enjoy themselves, munching on snacks, browsing, and shopping. Might be just the ticket for the kids, especially on a not so crowded weekday. There are some fun shops and restaurants w/outdoor patios, not 4 star, but certainly adequate and family-friendly.
re: steve h.
"there is nothing in sausalito that would appeal to kids "7 through 13." nothing. " Not true. There's the Bay Model http://www.spn.usace.army.mil/bmvc/ ... and to keep this food related it is near "Fish."
350 Harbor Dr, Sausalito, CA 94965
re: Paul H
hi paul,
i'll try this again. the bay model is a worthy destination but it appeals mainly to sailor geeks like me. it's proximity to FISH is good but hardly worthwhile for a family with young kids walking the two miles up bridgeway from the ferry pier.
don't get me wrong, FISH is one of my favorite restaurants. deb and i have trekked up (and back) many times just to sample the fish and chips, fish tacos, chowders and burgers (yes!).
we used to stop at paterson's on the way back for a pint. sometimes we would grab a burger from hamburgers on bridgeway. paterson's is no more. pity.
re: steve h.
"...there is nothing in sausalito that would appeal to kids "7 through 13." nothing. tiburon? even less..."
I can't tell who you're responding to, but I certainly said no such thing. In fact, re-read my post if you're confused.I said quite the opposite, that kids would probably enjoy Sausalito (parents too!).
re: steve h.
Steve - I recall you being a lost soul after Patterson and Cat 'n Fiddle closed!
Kids gotta get their T-shirts somewhere, so... and the Ferry Company (altho some items are quite adult), Games People Play, some other shops I'm not familiar with simply because I live a town away. But the tourists, adults and kids were there, seemingly enjoying themselves last Sunday.
Angel Island may be freezing and fog-infested. After all, this is summer in San Francisco, and out in the bay, no guarantees...I remember alot of field trips where our west coast fleece wasn't nearly enough!
re: Sarah
angel island is cool. hiking to the top of mt. livermore is cool. packing a picnic bag from the ferry building, complete with wine, is way cool.
chowing down on the bag o' goodies, including the wine, at the top of mt. livermore is priceless. fog? sure. the view from the top is 360 degrees and the fog seldom is (i've done this more than a dozen times). freezing? not to us east-coast types. the higher you climb, the warmer it gets.
i like san fransisco a lot. i'm there too much to be considered a tourist but not enough to be considered a local.
re: Robert Lauriston
Add Le Garage to the Sausalito list.
re: Robert Lauriston
I believe I mentioned a few of the better choices in Tiburon which are easily walkable from the Ferry unlike the two mile trek to Fish or Murray Circle where you would have to have a car, take a pricy cab ride, or take a bus and then walk ...since that is not exactly a route that runs frequently, not the best use of a visitor's time. Ditto a bit of a trek to Le Garage and in the end, Le Garage is just French food with a view.
re: rworange
Poggio's just a few blocks from the ferry terminal. So is Horizons, which has a deck on the water and much better food than I know of in Tiburon. From the ferry to Fish is a mile and a half, and on a nice day it's a lovely walk, enjoyed by many tourists daily.
re: Robert Lauriston
Well, that would fit the requirement to walk around. I don't know. I just think Sausalito is schlocky and none of those places would really qualify as bargains. I mean, if the OP decides on Sausalito, there are some lower profile places with nice food.
Sausalito Bakery and Cafe has gotten some good posts and it has a view. No view at Sartaj Indian Cafe, but a nice funky neighborhood place where mom and pop are cooking and you can get an American or Indian breakfast. I like the house made pie. It was a bakery once and they kept the pies on the menu.
Restaurant records with addresses are in this search for Sausalito
Have you eaten anywhere in Tiburon recently? I haven't been since last summer and want to see if anyone took over The Swedish Place. That pupusa place has been high on my list to try and there is a pizza place I want to get to.


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On October 1, 2002, a representative of the State of Wisconsin,
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Under a United States law, the Mammography Quality
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Level 1 Non-Compliance:
1. The system to communicate results is not adequate
because there is no
Your policy entitled ?Mammography will be performed by
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Communication of mammography results to the patients.
Each facility shall send each patient a summary of the mammography report
written in lay terms within 30 days of the mammographic examination. If
assessments are ?Suspicious? or ?Highly suggestive of malignancy,?
the facility shall make reasonable attempt to ensure that the results are
Level 2 Non-Compliances:
2. The medical physicist?s survey for x-ray unit 2 (
[redacted] model CONT, Mammo room), is incomplete because the following
tests were inadequate or not done:
No artifact evaluation.
No recommendations for failed items were given.
No evaluation of the Technologist?s QC tests:
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Numerical results were not given.
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