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Film Theater: 'Let's Twist Again: with the Wanderers'
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by: Paula Atwell | Theater Critic
They're a hoppin' and a boppin' and a doo-woppin' at Florida Studio Theatre's Cabaret again this fall, and I haven't lost that lovin' feeling for four swoony guys in turquoise ties — call them the Wanderers, yeah, the Wanderers, they get around, etc. I do know why I love them like I do, so I don't have to wonder who wrote the book of love because it's Richard Hopkins and Jim Prosser with an assist from Rebecca Hopkins. John Franceschina, musical director, can light my fire each and every day of the year with his groovy, head-bobbing arrangements. To cap this rave, I'll just add a quote from my neighbor and dinner companion, Phyllis Mallette, "I could sit here and watch it all over again!"
Rocking the soprano falsetto in songs like "Sherry, Baby" and "Big Girls Don't Cry," Eric Collins reprises his performance from the Cabaret's 2010 sold-out production of "The Wanderers." Bringing the alto and plenty of boyish charm, Brett Rigby mawkishly feigns losing his cool in "Teenager in Love." He's reprimanded by Jose Restrepo, who cracks, "Dude, you're 32," and advises him to "Walk Like a Man." Restrepo supplies tenor and some mucho caliente Ecuadorian magnetism. On bass, Teddy Tinson ding-a-dang-dongs such tunes as "Blue Moon," anchoring the close harmony guy group.
No singing heads here, choreographer Stephen Hope moves these coordinated lover boys around, supplying them with period-perfect dance steps and synchronized gestures. They do the mashed potatoes, they do the twist, so tell me baby, do you like it like this? I sure do!
Jim Prosser's magic fingers hammer two keyboards and pump that classic beat.
Costume designer, Susan Angermann, adds her impeccable taste to the mix, adorning the group in blacks slacks, white jackets, with matching turquoise hankies and ties in the first act and slipping them into blue, teal, magenta and fuschia shirts with vests, for the second. Great lighting by Kate Dewall, sound by Ryan Kilcourse, and a light menu and full bar round out a highly entertaining evening.
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Please take some time and complete the Community Health Needs Assessment tool and then pass it on to people in your contact list and ask them to share with their contacts. This survey may be completed online at http://bit.ly/bcmhSurvey. You can also go to http://www.bcmh.net and then click on the Community Health Assessment link.
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Nurse Practioner, Trina Larery will except walk-ins on Mondays and Wednesdays from 7:30 am to 9:00 am at the Med One Clinic!
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For the past several years there has been a lot of talk about Patient Satisfaction and HCAHPS scores and how important they are. We have all worked very hard and Barton County Memorial Hospital has achieved very high scores on our patient satisfaction surveys for a couple of years now. We have tried to recognize this accomplishment and let our employees and community know that we are one of the best healthcare facilities when it comes to taking care of our patient's needs; we have now received recognition of this accomplishment from "Healthgrades". "Healthgrades" is a company that maintains a website where anyone can look up patient satisfaction and quality of care scores for hospitals and physicians. They get their information from HCAHPS scores, compile scores based on formulas that give each question a specific rating based on how important each question is to patient satisfaction.
"Healthgrades" has placed Barton County Memorial Hospital in the top 5% in Patient Satisfaction by awarding us the 2014 "Outstanding Patient Experience Award".
We have attached the complete report if you would like to read it, 18 pages long but the last 13 pages list hospitals across the country that have scored in the top 15%. There were 10 Missouri hospitals that were in the top 15%; 7 in the top 5% with no other facilities in the Southwest region reaching this achievement.
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LAMAR, MO, December 30, 2013- The final bond closing for the new clinc addition at Barton County Memorial Hospital was held on 11-25-2013. The $3,000,000 addition was funded through a Community Facility Direct Loan from USDA-Rural Development. Community Facility Loans provide funding for essential public improvements to public bodies and non-profit corporations with substantial ties to the local community.
"Healthcare continues to be a topic of concern for many rural areas. The issues include affordability and access," Rural Development State Director Janie Dunning said. "Barton County Memorial Hospital, with the new clinic addition, is responding to these issues by improving regional healthcare. Assuring quality healthcare is available and cost effective are critical elements in sustaining the viability and vitality of our rural communities. Congratulations and thank you to the administration of Barton County Memorial Hospital for recognizing and meeting the challenge of offering quality healthcare ."
"As a small rural healthcare facility it is important to our community that we have the facilities, medical staff and technology to provide the best healthcare possible. We work very hard to provide these services on a very limited financial budget with restricted resources. We greatly appreciate the opportunity to work in partnership with USDA Rural Development in expanding our medical office facilities; this allows us to continue to increase the services that we offer to our community and be better able to serve the need of our community for excellent healthcare. Without this partnership we would not have been able to obtain the resources necessary for this expansion," stated Wendy Duvall, CEO of BCMH.
Rural Development's main mission is community development in rural Missouri and improved quality of life for residents. This includes constructing facilities or creating new jobs, but community development also includes providing resources to improve healthcare.
For other examples of USDA investments in rural communities, please visit RD's interactive web map at http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/RDSuccessStories.html. The map features program funding and success stories for fiscal years 2009-2011. For further information about Rural Development programs in Missouri visit the website at: http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/mo.
This use of USDA Rural Development funding is another reminder of the importance of USDA programs from rural America. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack stresses that a comprehensive new Food, Farm and Jobs Bill would further expand the rural economy. He said that's just one reason why Congress must get a comprehensive Food, Farm and Jobs Bill done as soon as possible.
President Obama's plan for rural America has brought about historic investment and resulted in stronger rural communities. Under the President's leadership, these investments in housing, community facilities, businesses and infrastructure have empowered rural America to continue leading the way – strengthening America's economy, small towns and rural communities. USDA's investments in rural communities support the rural way of life that stands as the backbone of our American values.
"USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. If you wish to file a Civil Rights program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, found online at http:llwww.ascr.usda.gov/complaint filing cust.html, or at any USDA office, or call (866) 632-9992 to request the form. You may also write a letter containing all of the information requested in the form. Send your completed complaint form or letter to us by mail at U.S. Department of Agriculture, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410, by fax (202)690-7442 or email at program.intake@.usda.gov."
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Think of skilled nursing care as a bridge between an acute care hospitalization and going home. When your condition no longer requires you to receive an acute level of care but you aren't quite ready to manage for yourself at home, you may qualify for "skilled care".
To qualify under the Medicare program, you must have a consecutive, 3 day, acute level hospital stay within 30 days of admission to skilled care.
You must need some form of skilled nursing or rehabilitation on a daily basis such as IV therapy, skin/wound care, sterile dressing changes, physical, occupational or speech therapy.
When your doctor determines you would benefit from skilled care, a referral will be made to the hospital of your choice which offers a skilled program.
If you would rather be Close to Home for skilled nursing services, have your physician contact the skilled nursing coordinator at BCMH. You'll find our rooms comfortable and spacious and our staff of professionals capable and caring.
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Gout is a type of arthritis. It occurs when uric acid builds up in blood and causes inflammation in the joints.
Gouty arthritis - acute; Gout - acute; Hyperuricemia; Tophaceous gout; Tophi; Podagra; Gout - chronic; Chronic gout; Acute gout; Acute gouty arthritis
Gout is caused by having higher-than-normal levels of uric acid in your body. This may occur if:
If too much uric acid builds up in the fluid around the joints (synovial fluid), uric acid crystals form. These crystals cause the joint to swell and become inflamed.
The exact cause is unknown. Gout may run in families. The problem is more common in men, in women after menopause, and people who drink alcohol.
The condition may also develop in people with:
Gout may occur after taking medicines that interfere with the removal of uric acid from the body. People who take certain medicines, such as hydrochlorothiazide and other water pills, may have higher levels of uric acid in the blood.
Symptoms of acute gout:
People will have no symptoms after a first gout attack. Many people will have another attack in the next 6-12 months.
Some people may develop chronic gout. This is also called gouty arthritis. This condition can lead to joint damage and loss of motion in the joints. People with chronic gout will have joint pain and other symptoms most of the time.
Tophi are lumps below the skin around joints or other places such as the finger tips and ears. Tophi can develop after a person has had gout for many years. These lumps may drain chalky material.
Tests that may be done include:
Not everyone with high uric acid levels in the blood has gout. A level over 7 mg/dL is high.
Take medicines for gout as soon as you can if you have a sudden attack.
Take nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen, naproxen, or indomethacin when symptoms begin. Talk to your health care provider about the correct dose. You will need stronger doses for a few days.
Your doctor may prescribe medicines you take daily (such as allopurinol or probenecid) to decrease uric acid levels in your blood. You may need these medicines if:
Diet and lifestyle changes may help prevent gouty attacks:
Proper treatment of acute attacks allows people to live a normal life. However, the acute form of the disease may progress to chronic gout.
Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of acute gouty arthritis.
You may not be able to prevent gout but may be able to avoid things that trigger symptoms.
Khanna D, Fitzgerald JD, Khanna PP, Bae S, Singh MK, Neogi T, et al. 2012 American College of Rheumatology guidelines for management of gout. Part 1: Systematic nonpharmacologic and pharmacologic therapeutic approaches to hyperuricemia. Arthritis Care & Research. 2012;64(10):1431-46.
Khanna D, Khanna PP, Fitzgerald JD, Singh MK, Bae S, Neogi T, et al. 2012 American College of Rheumatology guidelines for management of gout. Part 2: Therapy and antiinflammatory prophylaxis of acute gouty arthritis. Arthritis Care & Research. 2012;64(10):1447-61.
Choi HK. A prescription for lifestyle change in patients with hyperuricemia and gout. Current Opinion in Rheumatology. 2010;22(2):165-72.
Burns CM, wortmann RL. Clinical features and treatment of Gout. In: Firestein GS, Budd RC, Gabriel SE, et al, eds.Kelley's Textbook of Rheumatology. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2012:chap 95.
Gordon A. Starkebaum, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of Rheumatology, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.
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Allegedly in 1970, Dr. Ray Brown, a naturopathic practitioner from Mesa, Arizona, was scuba diving with friends near the Bahamas, in an area 20 miles from the edge of a submarine drop-off called the Tongue of the Ocean.
During the dive, Brown became separated from his companions, and in trying to rejoin them, suddenly saw a strange pyramid shape looming up against the aquamarine light. The pyramid was situated 22 fathoms down, stood 120 feet high, with only 90 feet projecting out of the sea floor shifting sands. Brown was at first struck by how smooth and mirror-like the stone surface of the structure was, with the joints between the individual blocks almost indiscernible.
Swimming about the capstone, which the Arizona diver thought looked like lapis lazuli, he discovered an entranceway and decided to explore further. Passing along a narrow hallway, Brown finally came to a small rectangular room with a pyramid-shaped ceiling. What was amazing was that the room contained no algae or coral growing on the inner walls. They were completely spotless.
In addition, though Brown had brought no flashlight, he could nevertheless see everything in the room perfectly. It was very bright and well lit, but no direct light source was visible. Brown's attention was drawn to a brassy metallic rod 3 inches in diameter hanging down from the apex of the center, and at its end was attached a many-faceted red gem, which came to a point. Directly below the rod and gem, sitting in the middle of the room was a stand of carved stone topped by a stone plate with scrolled ends.
On the plate rested a pair of carved metal bronze-colored hands, life-sized, which appeared blackened and burnt, as if having been subjected to tremendous heat. Nestled in the hands, and situated 4 feet directly below the ceiling rod gem point, was a crystal sphere 3-1/2 inches in diameter.
Brown first attempted to pry loose the ceiling rod and red gemstone, but neither would budge. Turning back to the crystal sphere he found it easily separated from the bronze hand holders, and left the pyramid with it. As he departed, Brown felt a presence, and heard a voice from somewhere telling him never to return.
SneakyPete wrote:could be the a location in which USO's go to and come from. An underwater place where "aliens" live and we cant find it
earthman wrote:Seems to me ole' Bob Ballard said he found it some years ago south of Cuba showing that the Island was just the mountain top of the sunken Atlantis. They showed buildings and other stuff there. Then nothing...??? Could he have found something that the "Folks in Charge" said was a no-no?
bionic wrote:Years ago I had a dream, in it I was a little girl.I lived in a place that was very beautiful and Greek looking.
Lots of manmade water canals and tunnels. I had a pet dolphin that I loved and it loved me. It was one of those super vivid dreams that stick with you and really affect you.
I always wondered if it was an Atlantean memory. (Tha tscifi tv series with the talking dolphin and the submarine use to remind me of it..forget the name of the show, though)
okay..my total dork side is showing
bionic wrote:That was it..you know the actor that played the boy on that show killed himself..f'd with my head, that
bionic wrote:The Bimini road?
bionic wrote:also..
What do you think about Edgar Cayce and his talk of the..the two opposing forces that destoyed Atlantis?
I so, see that still playing out..archetypically, maybe
One of the most detailed descriptions of the Atlantean use of a mysterious instrument called the Great Crystal was given by Edgar Cayce, who mentioned it many times. The crystal, he said was housed in a special building oval in shape, with a dome that could be rolled back, exposing the Crystal to the light of the sun, moon and stars at the most favorable time. The interior of the building was lined with non-conducting metal or stone, similar to asbestos or bakelite, a thermosetting plastic.
The Crystal itself, the Tuaoi Stone, or Firestone, was huge in size, cylindrical in length, and prismatic in shape, cut with six sides. Atop the crystal was a moveable capstone, used to both concentrate incoming rays of energy, and to direct currents to various parts of the Atlantean countryside. It appears that the Crystal gathered solar, lunar, stellar, atmospheric and Earth energies as well as unknown elemental forces and concentrated these at a specific point, located between the top of the Crystal and the bottom of the capstone.
The energy was used for various purposes. In the beginning it was used as purely a spiritual tool by initiates who could handle the great energy. The early Atlanteans were peaceful people. As they developed more physical material bodies, they used the crystal to rejuvenate their bodies and were able to live hundreds of years while maintaining a youthful appearance.
Later the Great Crystal was put to other uses. Currents of energy were transmitted throughout the land, like radio waves, and powered by these, crafts and vehicles traversed the land, through the sky and under the sea at the speed of sound.
By utilization of other currents originating from the Great Crystal, the Atlanteans were also able to transmit over great distances the human voice, and pictures, like modern television. In the same manner, even heat and light could be directed to specific buildings or open arenas, giving illumination and warmth by seemingly invisible means.
In this timeline, in the Bermuda Triangle, on the ocean bottom where the ruins of Atlantis now exist, the energy build-up in the sunken and damaged Fire Crystals can periodically trigger materialization of anything.
The Atlanteans had constructed giant laser-like crystals for power plants, and that these had been responsible for the second destruction of the land. In metaphysical circles this colored gemstone is said to have healing powers; as with most crystals and gemstones, there is no scientific evidence that it has any special properties. The final destruction was in part to due to the overcharging of the Crystal which caused a massive explosion. Cayce blamed the final destruction on the disintegration of the Atlantean culture through greed and lust. But before the legendary land disappeared under the waves, Cayce believed there was an exodus of many Atlanteans through Egypt and further afield. Cayce attributed history's Great Flood in part to the sinking of the last huge remnants of Atlantis.
bionic wrote:I ahd to coaks my meory..
this is important stuff..
The children of the law of one vs. the sons of belial
check it out
Cayce explained it thus: "In Atlantean land during those periods of early rise of sons of Belial as oppositions that became more and more materialized as the powers were applied for self-aggrandizement."
This "self-aggrandizement" took the form of the accumulation of wealth and power into the hands of a very few, with the result being extreme socialstratification, where perhaps only a few dozens or hundreds of beings ruled over millions of slaves. This situation, of course, was unacceptable to the Sons of the Law of One.


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bionic wrote:oh EventH,
I was just teasing.
Sorry if I offended you.
This is the battle forum,no?
I dont' believe you are lonely and misunderstood.
But Tairaa is right about loneliness being transitory, and relative, and something that affects us all at some point.
Myself, included.
My post on it to you and At1 was actually reflective of my own state of mind at times.
I believe it is for many of us, especially the likes of us who come to boards like this one.
It's part of the human condition.
Can we hug now?
at1with0 wrote:Get out of your corner, crying about how lonely you are, and give bionic a hug dammit!


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On this week's show, Fino Faith and Austin welcomed MSU basketball redshirt senior Keenan Wetzel into studio. With the recent transfers and fast approaching season on the horizon, MSU basketball was not the discussion however. Wetzel's off-the-court endeavor, The Cager, a short film written and directed by Wetzel starring ex-Spartan Delvon Roe, was where the discussion began. Accompanied by fellow MSU student and the film's producer, Nick Stachurski, the two showcased their individual plans and goals for the 25-minute film about a former college basketball star adjusting to life without a back up plan.
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I'm opening up a thread that I hope will be often posted in, by all of us, and equally important - free flowing. Basically, I'd like for it to become a spot where we can discuss the nuances that we love/hate, our preferences in size, whether or not a bolster makes a knife feel more impressive...really anything, without having to start a new thread every time. It could be a terrible idea, but what the hell. I'm just going to post what I'm thinking and then we can discuss it. Hopefully this works.
First matter of business: Gyuto Length
As a home cook, who also cooks as part of my career, I often have wondered if my preference in gyutos was a strange one. I've always loved 210s, and while I had a spell of pure 240 buying, I'm now back on my "smaller is nicer" train. I blame two knives for this: my Harner "mini-gyuto", as I now call it, and an Itinomonn 210 Nashiji KU gyuto that I've been using quite a bit of late. These knives are agile, thin BTE, and just feel damn good in hand. I still love my 240s, and have one coming, but length seems to be good for two things in my mind; It's important for cutting through huge items, and occasionally for banging out large quantities (though, in my mind, that's debatable...so let's say what we think here).
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By: Rafterman on February 22, 2008 - 11:48am - Add new comment
I recently learned of a high school in Greenville has been suspended from playing lacrosse and their coaches fired due to rampant cheating and bullying of other teams. To top it off it's a girls team!!! What is going on in our country? Greenville Eastside has been cited for conducting illegal training camps and terrorizing opponents and officials. One coach even attacked a player during a game. What kind of people are they up there? After the Duke case you would think that teams and coaches would clean up their act. These adults need to be locked up. Let's clean up sports now!!!
By: Rafterman on May 20, 2007 - 11:23pm - Add new comment
It looks like we are well represented on the all-state teams again this year. We have three Bobcat players on the boys team and SEVEN on the girls team. That is terrific! Well done to all the kids for their efforts this year.
One question, How do we get more than half of a girls team on the all-state team and not dominate the state? It seems to me that based on the all state team we should win it all. Checking the Lacrosse League website, Bluffton has as many players on the team as JL Mann and Eastside combined and they were one and two in the state. What is going on here?
By: Rafterman on May 8, 2007 - 10:34pm - Add new comment
A good friend of mine in Greenville attended the state finals this past weekend. He told me emphatically that the Bluffton Girls team was robbed in their semi-final. The officials took control of the game in the last 5 minutes and handed the game to jl mann, in his words. It turns out the official that did the damage, Mark Monarelli, has been banned from reffing some western teams games after they protested biased officiating when they played, you guessed it, JL Mann. How he was allowed to officiate a game involving jl mann in the finals is beyond comprehension.
By: Rafterman on May 2, 2007 - 8:43pm - Add new comment
I understand that both Bluffton and Hilton Head High girls teams have made it to the state finals. Does anyone know who they are playing and what are their chances of bringing the title back home? Good luck to both teams.
By: Rafterman on April 29, 2007 - 10:21am - Add new comment
Is lacrosse losing it's prominance here? I hear so little about it these days. You have to dig to get results. We used to be so dominant with state titles every year. Has the competition gotten that much better? Or, have we lost interest in the game. It seems to me to be the latter. Obviously the split hurt but we should have twice as many players. The girls are keeping up. I just do not see the enthusiasm of the past.
By: Rafterman on April 28, 2007 - 8:24am - Add new comment
It's state tournament time and the Bobcats are poised for a possible double. I don't know the results of the Heathwood Hall game yet. The Lady Bobcats are a lock from what I understand. They have crushed all the remaining teams during the season. Bring it home. The boys have a little tougher road but it is doable. If you are going to Greenville please let us know as soon as possible.
By: Rafterman on February 12, 2007 - 11:41pm - Add new comment
Anybody know when the boys and girls lacrosse season starts? It is a terrific sport to watch. I highly recommend it! And the best teams are right here. If anyone knows where to get a schedule, I would greatly appreciate it.
How do we look this year? Are we going to bring both state titles to Bluffton? Lax junkies let me know.
By: Rafterman on September 13, 2006 - 7:58am - Add new comment
I recently found out that the Bluffton Lacrosse teams were suspended or put on probation by the South Carolina Lacrosse League for some kind of rules infraction. Does anyone know what this is about? It was also said that the Bluffton teams were starting their own league in response. Please tell me it is not true. It is a great game and I would hate to see anything hurt the game.
By: Rafterman on July 22, 2006 - 3:52pm - Add new comment
What if? What would be different? Who would you be? Where would you be?
By: Rafterman on July 22, 2006 - 2:36pm - Add new comment
Congrats to the lady Bobcats for placing 7 players on the South Carolina Lacrosse Leagues all state team! Hilton Head also had 4 outpacing the imposters from Greenville. I am glad to see that the league knows who the best teams in the state are! Anyone who watched the games in Columbia knew who the best teams were. Go Bobcats!


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The 10 best seafood restaurants on Long Island: Eat here now
Each year, you expect Long Island to overflow with outstanding seafood restaurants. But that doesn't happen. You put up with more limp fried calamari and overcooked farmed fish than anyone should before finding perfect Peconic Bay scallops and pristine striped bass, incomparable Montauk tuna and briny-sweet local oysters.
These 10 restaurants, listed alphabetically, always deliver the big catch.
(Credit: Johnny Simon)Limani, Roslyn: Opulent and extravagant, Limani is a grand setting for very fresh seafood and Greek specialties. Whole, charcoal-grilled fish for two include fagri, similar to pink snapper; red snapper; and black sea bass. They're rivaled by grilled Arctic char, Dover sole and halibut. The raw bar is very good, as are the grilled calamari and seppie. The carnivorous should be satisfied with lamb chops and porterhouse steak. Notable starters include kolokiphi, fried zucchini and eggplant chips (pictured); saganaki, or pan-fried kefalograviera cheese; grilled octopus; grilled sardines; and grilled or fried calamari. Try the Greek yogurt with thyme, honey and walnuts.
Artie's South Shore Fish & Grill
(Credit: Joan Reminick)Artie's South Shore Fish & Grill, Island Park: Both a fish store and a fish house, this casual spot is presided over by owner Artie Hoerning, who catches some of the seafood he sells. Freshness is paramount, and if the dinnerware is plastic, who cares? Not you, if you're sitting down to a generous lobster roll, fine fried clams, meaty grilled swordfish steak, tuna tartare (pictured) or deep-fried whole fluke. Actually, whatever Hoerning has just reeled in. No credit cards.
The lobster roll at Artie's South Shore is subtly flavored with tarragon.
(Credit: Newsday / Rebecca Cooney)Bigelow's, Rockville Centre: This landmark clam shack has been serving up seafood since 1939 along a distinctly unmaritime stretch of Sunrise Highway. The kitchen has a breading station, a grill and a couple of fryolators; the dining room, a curved counter with 30 stools. The main attraction here is fried seafood -- whiting, shrimp, calamari, smelts, oysters, scallops -- but the undisputed stars of the show are the fried Ipswich clams (pictured), that is, soft-shell clams with the bellies still attached. Cash only.
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(Credit: Gordon M. Grant)Bostwick's Chowder House, East Hampton: At this uber-casual Hamptons fish house, you might spot a movie or TV star at an outdoor table, communing with a bowl of rich New England clam chowder. Or slurping littleneck clams. Bostwick's also serves a dandy lobster roll, as well as fine fish tacos, available with grilled or blackened fish. Even lobster. Other choices: fried whole clam bellies, an oyster po'boy and broiled local flounder. Conclude with a slice of homey key lime pie. (Pictured, clockwise from top: New England clam chowder, corn chowder, lobster bisque and Manhattan clam chowder.)
(Credit: Doug Young)Fishbar, Montauk: Chef Jennifer Meadows prepares splashy seafood from this sunny waterside perch -- the ideal fare in a summer resort town. Seasonal favorites include soft-shell crab paired with grilled watermelon; pan-seared tilefish with grilled vegetables (pictured); fried squash blossoms and lemon beurre blanc; fish tacos; a lobster roll; and "The Fishbar" for two, with lobsters, clams, shrimp, mussels, red bliss potatoes, corn, drawn butter, lemon, satisfaction.
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(Credit: Alessandro Vecchi)H2O Seafood & Sushi, Smithtown: Refreshed and renamed, H2O also boasts new chef Wayne Cafariella. The restaurant's primary dining room has a white-wall, marine-accent New England look. And the chowder still is excellent. Also, nibble on fried oysters (pictured), shellfish cocktails or the sushi bar's "spicy tuna crispy rice sliders" before savoring the lobster bake, the "millennium" lobster and, for the landlocked, fried chicken and watermelon.
The Jolly Fisherman & Steak House
(Credit: Yana Paskova)The Jolly Fisherman & Steak House, Roslyn: The Jolly Fisherman has been serving since Alec Guinness detonated "The Bridge on the River Kwai." It has updated and streamlined just enough since then. Seasonal specials such as stone crab claws, Nantucket Bay scallops and shad roe ensure regulars. Reliable selections take in shellfish cocktails, Maryland crabcakes, steamed lobster, swordfish with mustard sauce and Dover sole meunière, all of which come before the respectable steaks.
Soft-shell crab at The Jolly Fisherman.
(Credit: Yana Paskova)Kyma, Roslyn: Greek and Mediterranean seafood shine at Kyma, sometimes on ice. The handsome restaurant excels with grilled octopus (pictured), shrimp saganaki, grilled tiger shrimp, fish soup with grouper and especially whole, charcoal-grilled fish such as royal dorado, black sea bass, red snapper and branzino. There's first-rate moussaka, too, plus traditional Greek spreads, saganaki and fried zucchini and eggplant chips. Greek yogurt, baklava, and walnut cake top the sweets.
A very pure and traditional Greek salad is served at Kyma in Roslyn.
(Credit: Johnny Simon)Limani, Roslyn: Opulent and extravagant, Limani is a grand setting for very fresh seafood and Greek specialties. Whole, charcoal-grilled fish for two include fagri, similar to pink snapper; red snapper; and black sea bass. They're rivaled by grilled Arctic char, Dover sole and halibut. The raw bar is very good, as are the grilled calamari and seppie. The carnivorous should be satisfied with lamb chops and porterhouse steak.
Grilled langoustines at Limani.
(Credit: Gordon M. Grant)Noah's, Greenport: Modern and traditional, sharp and subtle, chef Noah Schwartz's North Fork seafooder has a sense of place and of style. The decor combines industrial and artful. Schwartz's highlights include a superior Long Island clam chowder, Shinnecock sea scallop ceviche, grilled sardines with piquillo peppers (pictured), Tasmanian red crab tacos, a local seafood stew inspired by bouillabaisse, poached Atlantic halibut with coconut milk and, on another note, Crescent Farms pulled duck.
Crab-stuffed deviled eggs are among the small "tastes" served at Noah's in Greenport.
The Plaza Cafe
(Credit: Doug Young)The Plaza Cafe, Southampton: Chef-owner Douglas Gulija's bright, warm, creative restaurant has turned out immediate classics such as his lobster-and-shrimp shepherd's pie and grilled Montauk swordfish "chop" (pictured). Equally memorable are soy-acacia honey-marinated black cod, local fluke sashimi with lemon confit, sauteed halibut with a Peruvian potato puree, seared squid with piquillo peppers and a bracing lobster-and-corn chowder. Duck breast and confit combo also star. Delightful desserts
Seared local calamari is served over hummus and garnished with piquillo peppers and kalamata olives at The Plaza Cafe in Southampton.


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quote: shite Chipper even bit a bullet and went and played left field for a few seasons so that scrub Vinny Castilla could play 3rd.
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quote:Another reason they wanted him out from behind the plate was so he wouldn't lose his speed. They played him in the outfield back then just to give his legs a break from catcher every once in a while
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Wing-Zero wrote:Censoring would be more along the line of deleting the thread. It's still there for everyone to read, and no one is being barred from making another topic that would contain the same questions and resume the conversation.
If the White House decided to stop the press from printing, that is censorship. When a mod prevents further conversation, that is likewise censorship.
It's ok, this is a privately owned site and constitutional rights need not apply. I'm just wondering how long it will take for this thread to be likewise overmoderated by way of locking.


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1) The Blues are not run by idiots who were willing to fling around 10-14 year deals like it was candy.
2) The new CBA takes away any chance that some team will do that to steal Alex Pietrangelo away from the Blues.
That being said, this is a Jeff Gordon column, so do with that what you will.
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The St. Louis Blues lost plenty during the National Hockey League lockout.
Their breakout 2011-12 season energized their fans and built anticipation for this season. Tom Stillman's new ownership group was poised to parlay that success into desperately needed revenue growth.
Coach Ken Hitchcock positioned them for Stanley Cup contention. The franchise was prepared to sell out game after game without resorting to heavy ticket discounting or elaborate gimmicks.
The team had tremendous momentum on and off the ice . . . and then the league shut down for 40 percent of the season while demanding wholesale labor concessions from the players.
The Blues lost millions of dollars in near-term revenue and millions more for the long haul. Some fans didn't come back after the previous two stoppages and some won't return this time.
And what do the Blues gain from this severe lockout sacrifice?
Not much, really, since the NHL's flawed economic model remains unchanged under the new collective bargaining agreement.
The league's network and cable television revenue remains tiny compared to the NFL, NBA and MLB. Revenue sharing among NHL teams remains insufficient.
The gulf between "have" and "have not" franchises remains enormous.
In such an environment, using a salary cap/floor system to regulate player compensation doesn't solve the fundamental problem. Reducing the players' revenue share from 57 percent to 50 percent doesn't shift the paradigm.
This system still allows the rich teams to get richer while at least half the teams still struggle to survive.
The new deal lowers the salary floor to $44 million in 2013-14, down from $48.3 million last season. That offers only minor relief to money-losing teams like the Blues.
The NHL Players Association believes the league could create a much healthier industry through more extensive revenue sharing among teams. The rich and powerful franchises rejected that concept. They want to keep their giant slices of pie while the Phoenix Coyotes eat scraps.
Instead, the NHL sought to "idiot proof" franchise management with new player contract restrictions. Commissioner Gary Bettman sought these safeguards because teams like the Flyers and Wild made astonishing mistakes during the past few years of the old agreement.
Pay $51 million over nine years for skittish goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov? Sure, go ahead. What could possibly go wrong for Bryzgalov in the highly charged Philadelphia atmosphere?
Offer $98 million over 13 years to steal Nashville's second-best defenseman, Ryan Suter? Why not! Give Zach Parise the same terms to leave New Jersey, too. Everybody knows that 13-year contracts are the way to go in midsized markets like Minnesota.
Each big signing seemed more ludicrous than the one before it. Even as the lockout day neared, NHL executives rushed to overpay as many players as possible before the league shut down.
Once the lockout started, these same executives flipped and started pleading poverty. Please forgive the players for remaining uniformly skeptical as the months rolled on and the lockout dragged out into the New Year.
The new agreement will make it somewhat more difficult for owners and general managers to mismanage their operation until they figure out the loopholes. They always find some loopholes.
(Some players are lamenting all the give-backs in this agreement, but the old-timers realize some owners will always find ways to overpay. In a few years, we'll all wonder what the owners really gained during this latest lockout. It happens every time.)
The Blues didn't need an "idiot proof" agreement because idiots don't run this franchise. General manager Doug Armstrong knows what he is doing.
He spends wisely on talent. He challenges players to earn their raises and additional contract security. He can say "no" to a player agent. He does not sit up and bark on command, like so many of his peers.
The new agreement will limit players to eight-year contracts to remain with their team and seven-year deals to switch teams. Armstrong already knew that epic contract lengths are a bad idea in such a physically and emotionally demanding sport.
But this new limitation prevents some knucklehead from offering Alex Pietrangelo the sort of insane money (14 years, $110 million) Philadelphia offered restricted free agent Shea Weber to leave Nashville. So this is a good thing.
The agreement limits salary variance in the deals, preventing teams from lowering the average annual salary (and corresponding salary cap hit) by tacking small salaries at the far end of contracts. Armstrong never played this game, so he didn't need this protection.
The new agreement will set the salary cap for 2013-14 at $64.3 million, the same as it was last season. That is a non-issue for the Blues. St. Louis can't support such a payroll. Armstrong's budget for this season will come in about $10 million under that.
This agreement gives each team amnesty buyouts to dump contracts and get under the lowered salary cap. Armstrong does not give out stupid contracts, so he doesn't need this tool.
The length of this accord – 10 years, with an opt-out after eight years – is positive for every NHL team. Perhaps Bettman will retire before then and the sport will have real leadership in place. Maybe, just maybe, the NHL's cycle of self-destruction will end.
Stillman, Armstrong and Co. will appreciate some of the minor protections gained in the new deal. But given the extreme price paid for those provisions, this settlement can't feel like a spectacular victory down at Scottrade Center.


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You wanna fook on me?!
Its like the Infinite Monkey Theorem, if you put X amount of monkeys in a room with a typewriter and ask them to give you Shakespeare 99% of them will fling their shit at you while the other 1% will masturbate in the corner.
Thanks for keeping the dreams alive Jen.
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Photoshop can be funny.
edit: marookoo beat me to it.
can we just pretend?
What is the appeal of wearing less clothing in family portraits?
At what point in your bush-growing pregancy, does this really seem like a good idea?
Nothing a boy likes more than looking back on his childhood hockey career and seeing his mom's titties
Dirty tshirt + chainsaw + flag background = backwoods American trailer home
I can't tell if this is an orange gay man with his beards or a really fantastic photobomb
Kill yourselves
Frankenstein lives among us.
You know, but that's valid because if we are all gonna die anyway shouldn't we be enjoying ourselves now? You know, I'd like to quit thinking of the present, like right now, as some minor insignificant preamble to something else.
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quote:Need to get back to scheduling at least 1 quality OOC opponent. CSF series was some great baseball when we played them a few years ago.
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How to Wear a Scarf: Inspiration + Scarf-Savvy Ideas
We featured a Real Wedding where the bride wore a light pink silk scarf with her wedding gown, and we remember it like the post was yesterday. The bride, Debbie, wanted a simple, sweet, and elegant wedding day look, so her light pink scarf was the perfect thing to tie into her personal style. If you're looking for an accessory to tie into your bridal ensemble, perhaps a silk scarf is just what you need for a fun pop of color! And, if you're not sure where to begin, you've come to the right place. I love scarves and wear them as often as possible. But before I became scarf-savvy, I had that feeling where I would see pretty scarves at the store and feel like I wasn't sure if I could pull it off… you know?
That's why today we are helping to nudge you a little into the right scarf-savvy direction with a few tips + tricks on how to wear a scarf. Wearing a scarf around your neck isn't the only way to work it; you can wear it around your neck, as a headband, as a wrap, as a cuff bracelet, styled into your braided hairstyle, and more. You can even decorate your reception or ceremony site with scarves… your love nest, too! Read on for plenty of scarf-filled goodness compiled just for you after the jump!
How to Wear a Scarf with your Gown
The most popular way to wear a scarf is worn around one's neck. If you're braving a cold wintry wedding, consider a silk scarf for a pop of color or a pretty pattern in lieu of a heavy wrap. It won't keep you as warm as wool, but it may just be the lightweight accessory piece for which you've been looking. Besides, if you get a chill I'm sure your groom will be happy to lend you his suit coat, right? ;)
Here is one example how to wear a scarf with your gown. This is Debbie, the bride we mentioned early in this post:


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Dear OncoLink "Ask the Experts,"
I would like to know more about non-Hodgkinís Lymphoma (NHL) classified as diffuse and follicular small cleaved cells and the associated pain (due to the cancer, chemotherapy, and filgastrim). I am told that the pain is so severe that at times you can't walk, write or apply pressure to any thing.
I would also like to take this time and congratulate you on your web site. It is full of information that lets one know about the different types of cancer and all the help that is out there.
Thank you.
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Thank you for your interest and question. We also appreciate your nice words, it is what keeps us going that we may provide a useful service to those in need.
Pain is a very subjective symptom among cancer patients. Most patients will have some sort of pain related to their malignancy if it involves the bones or other organs. It is difficult to diagnose where your pain originates based your description. NHL as with other malignancies causes pain when it involves sensitive organs such as bone (as I alluded to before), spleen, liver, in and around nerves, skin, etc. Chemotherapy can cause neuropathic pain depending on the type and the dosages utilized. Filgastrim can cause very severe pain syndromes of muscles, joints and chest.
Dec 7, 2010 - Rituximab may be a better option than watchful waiting in some lymphoma patients, and a new treatment option appears effective for relapsed or refractory Hodgkin's lymphoma, according to two studies being presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Hematology, held from Dec. 4 to 7 in Orlando, Fla. Other research being presented will highlight new options for the standard treatment of advanced asymptomatic follicular lymphoma; mantle cell lymphoma; and early, unfavorable Hodgkin's disease.


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