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Scoop: GANG RELATED on FOX - Thursday, July 3, 2014
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BWW Reviews: THE PHILADELPHIA STORY Is Smartly Told at Clackamas Rep
by Patrick Brassell - Jun 30, 2014
Under the able direction of Doren Elias, the actors all get the period feeling just right, and the wealthy family feels like a wealthy family - all upper-crust manners and comfortable ease with the fancy trimmings. (more...)
PCA Presents BYE BYE BIRDIE, 7/17-20
by BWW News Desk - Jun 30, 2014
PCA presents Bye Bye Birdie.Directed by Jon Meyer, Musical Director Chris Tenney, and Choreography by Amanda Woolsey. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for youth. Performances are July 17, 18, & 19 at 7:30 PM and July 19 & 20, 2013 at 2:00 PM. (more...)
New Promotions Announced at American Ballet Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Jun 30, 2014
Isabella Boylston has been promoted to the rank of Principal Dancer with American Ballet Theatre and Joseph Gorak, Christine Shevchenko, Devon Teuscher and Roman Zhurbin have been promoted to Soloists. The promotions, which become effective August 1, were announced today by Artistic Director Kevin McKenzie. (more...)
MYTH OF THE FATHER Comes to the Player's Ring, 7/18-27
by BWW News Desk - Jun 29, 2014
What does it really mean to be a father? Absolutely nothing, at least according to The Myth of The Father, a new comedy written by Lawrence Hennessy and directed by Deb Barry, scheduled to run as a part of The Late-Night Series at the Players' Ring Theatre in Portsmouth from July 18 through July 27. Based on Hennessy's Doctoral Thesis of the same name, The Myth of The Father takes aim at the theory of, "essentialism," the idea that there are certain parental functions which can only be performed by men or women. But don't worry, whenever the temptation to be taken seriously arises, there is plenty of word play, satire, and slapstick to keep things ridiculous. (more...)
The Players' Ring Presents Late Night Summer Series
by BWW News Desk - Jun 28, 2014
The Player's Ring Late Night Summer Series features original work in accordance with its mission. All shows run Friday thru Sunday (Fridays and Saturdays at 10pm, Sundays at 9pm). (more...)
Scoop: 20/20 on ABC - Friday, June 27, 2014
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BWW Reviews: Stunning Set is the Star of THE BURNT PART BOYS at freeFall
by Peter Nason - Jun 27, 2014
Prepare yourself for a major treat, a hidden bluegrass gem that should not be missed. But what else do you expect from the freeFall folk who are perhaps the most creative purveyors of theatre magic in the state? (more...)
THE VIEW Hosts Jenny McCarthy & Sherrie Shepherd to Exit Daytime Talker
by TV News Desk - Jun 27, 2014
Sherri Shepherd and Jenny McCarthy took a little time to enjoy THE VIEW, but now it appears they have had enough of the scenery. (more...)
VIDEO: First Look - Father of Santa Barbara Shooting Suspect Tells Walters: 'We Didn't See This Coming'
by TV News Desk - Jun 26, 2014
ABC's Good Morning America this morning shared a preview of Barbara Walters' exclusive interview with filmmaker Peter Rodger, The Father of Elliot Rodger, who killed six people, injured 13, and then took his own life near the campus of the University of California, Santa Barbara (more...)
NNPN Awards Over $100,000 for Residencies, Commission and Collaboration Fund
by BWW News Desk - Jun 26, 2014
The NATIONAL NEW PLAY NETWORK (NNPN), the country's alliance of more than seventy non-profit theaters that champions the development, production, and continued life of new plays, will award grants of over $100,000 for residencies, a commission, and production support through the Collaboration Fund in 2014/15. (more...)
Animated feature ROCKS IN MY POCKETS to Open in NY & LA This September
by Movies News Desk - Jul 9, 2014
Zeitgeist Films is proud to present the US Theatrical release of ROCKS IN MY POCKETS, the debut animated feature by Signe Baumane. (more...)
STAGE TUBE: On This Day 7/9- FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
by Stage Tube - Jul 9, 2014
Today in 1981, the second Broadway revival of Fiddler on the Roof opened at the New York State Theatre, where it ran for 53 performances. Featuring music by Jerry Bock, lyrics by Sheldon Harnick, and book by Joseph Stein, the story centers on Tevye, The Father of five daughters, and his attempts to maintain his family and Jewish religious traditions while outside influences encroach upon their lives. The original Broadway production of the show, which opened in 1964, had the first musical theatre run in history to surpass 3,000 performances. It spawned four Broadway revivals, a successful 1971 film adaptation, and the show has enjoyed enduring international popularity. (more...)
Scoop: GANG RELATED on FOX - Thursday, July 10, 2014
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BWW Reviews: Adventure Theatre MTC's Children's Production of PINKALICIOUS is Both Pink and Delicious for All Ages
by Audrey Liebross - Jul 6, 2014
PINKALICIOUS, at the Adventure Theatre - Musical Theater Center, in Glen Echo Park, directed by Carl Menninger, based on Victoria and Elizabeth Kann's children's novel, and adapted by the authors, with music and lyrics by John Gregor, is a winner. Although it is aimed at young children, it has plenty to delight parents and older kids as well. (more...)
Scoop: 20/20 on ABC - Friday, July 4, 2014
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NBC Sports Launches New Reality Series MECUM DEALMAKERS, 7/31
by TV News Desk - Jul 29, 2014
NBC Sports Group will launch a new reality series Mecum Dealmakers on Thursday, July 31 at 10 p.m. ET on NBCSN (more...)
Backstage at SPTC to Present CHASING SUMMER, 8/8-24
by BWW News Desk - Jul 29, 2014
The Santa Paula Theater Center, Back Stage, presents the original production, CHASING SUMMER by Elixeo Flores and Kimberly Peters on its Back Stage venue from August 8 -Aug. 24th. Regular performances are on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS (Including a Thursday performance on 8/21) AT 8PM AND SUNDAY MATINEES AT 4PM. (more...)
Scoop: GANG RELATED on FOX - Thursday, July 31, 2014
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Scoop: GANG RELATED on FOX - Saturday, August 2, 2014
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BWW Reviews: Group Rep Presents a Gripping STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE
by Don Grigware - Jul 28, 2014
Tennessee Williams' classic A Streetcar Named Desire is revered as one of the greatest plays of the 20th century with Blanche DuBois and Stanley Kowalski, two of the most fascinating characters in theatrical history. Written in the 40s, the play does have many dated elements, but given a taut, well-honed production, its beautifully poetic passages still inspire...and its raw passions can ignite fireworks. Now onstage at the group rep in NoHo, Streetcar may be a daring choice for this company, but under L. Flint Esquerra's caring and detailed direction and with four actors perfectly cast in the lead roles, it is something to sing about. (more...)
BWW Reviews: Explosive FOOL FOR LOVE at Williamstown Theatre Festival
by Larry Murray - Jul 28, 2014
Nina Arianda and Sam Rockwell team up as May and Eddie in Sam Shepard's FOOL FOR LOVE at the Willliamstown Theatre Festival and the fireworks on stage are spectacular to watch. Daniel Aucin directs this visceral production. (more...)
60 Years Strong: Wild Turkey Diamond Anniversary Celebrates Master Distiller Jimmy Russell's Six Decades With Famed Kentucky Distillery
by BWW News Desk - Jul 28, 2014
Today, a living legend in the global spirits industry gets his due, as the whiskey brand he's nurtured for an astonishing 60 years releases Wild Turkey Diamond Anniversary, a commemorative Bourbon in his honor. Celebrating six decades of service with the famous Lawrenceburg, Kentucky distillery this year, Wild Turkey's Jimmy Russell is now considered the longest-tenured, active Master Distiller in the world. (more...)
Photo Flash: First Look at Attic Theater's STRICTLY DISHONORABLE at the Flea
by BWW News Desk - Jul 28, 2014
The Attic Theater Company presents the acclaimed revival of Preston Sturges' classic screwball comedy STRICTLY DISHONORABLE at The Flea Theater (41 White Street, Tribeca). Directed by Laura Braza, STRICTLY DISHONORABLE began performances on Tuesday, July 22, 2014 and opened on Saturday, July 26th. STRICTLY DISHONORABLE will be performed through Sunday, August 10th. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below! (more...)
Attic Theater Presents Preston Sturges' STRICTLY DISHONORABLE at The Flea, Now Through 8/10
by BWW News Desk - Jul 24, 2014
The Attic Theater Company presents Preston Sturges' classic screwball comedy STRICTLY DISHONORABLE at The Flea Theater (41 White Street, Tribeca). Directed by Laura Braza, STRICTLY DISHONORABLE will be performed Tuesday, July 22nd through Sunday, August 10th, 2014. The Press Opening is Saturday, July 26th at 7pm. Tickets, priced at $25.00, are on sale now online at www.theattictheaterco.com. (more...)
Silicene Labs Announces the Launch of Patent-Pending, 2D Materials Composite Index
by BWW News Desk - Jul 23, 2014
WESTPORT, CT - Silicene Labs, LLC, a pioneer in business and industry research on nanomaterials, has created a revolutionary metric to track the development of two-dimensional ('2D') materials the Silicene Labs 2D Materials Composite Index™. Silcene Labs includes Dr. Lok C. Lew Yan Voon, a world-renowned solid-state physicist who has been called the 'Father of Silicene.' (more...)
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE INTERNATIONAL GUITAR FESTIVAL 2014: PEPE ROMERO AND YAMANDÚ COSTA WITH THE ADELAIDE ART ORCHESTRA
by Barry Lenny - Jul 23, 2014
Two big names came together in one concert as Briullianty Brazilian guitarist, Yamandu Costa, shared the bill with the great Spanish classical guitarist, Maestro Pepe Romero. (more...)
Scoop: HAWAII FIVE-0 on CBS - Saturday, August 2, 2014
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The Bryn Terfel Theatre Opens with New Play CHWALFA
by BWW News Desk - Jul 21, 2014
In September 2014, Chwalfa will be the first production to be staged at Theatre Bryn Terfel, Pontio, Bangor University's new Arts and Innovation Centre. (more...)
Keira Naughton Opens Up About Directing Father James Naughton in CEDARS at Berkshire Theatre Festival
by Jillian Gaier - Jul 21, 2014
One could say that the Naughton family has dabbled in the theatre. The Father, James, is a two-time Tony Award-winning actor-director who starred in Broadway's City of Angels and the rivival of Chicago. Daughter Keira is an actor-singer/songwriter who recently appeared in Yale Repertory Theatre's production of These Paper Bullets. And Greg, James' son, founded off-Broadway's Obie Award-winning Blue Light Theater in addition to acting, directing, and singing himself. To top it all off, Greg is married to five-time Tony-Award nominated actress Kelli O'Hara. (more...)
Tony Winner Frank Langella to Join Cast of CAPTAIN FANTASTIC
by TV News Desk - Jul 21, 2014
Tony Award winner Frank Langella will star alongside Viggo Mortensen In the Matt Ross-directed drama CAPTAIN FANTASTIC. (more...)
Scoop: GANG RELATED on FOX - Thursday, July 24, 2014
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Scoop: HAWAII FIVE-0 on CBS - Friday, August 8, 2014
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Johnson Rules Claims Third-Straight Win and Sixth in Eight Years at Bandimere
by BWW News Desk - Jul 21, 2014
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James Garner, Star of MAVERICK, VICTOR VICTORIA Dies at Age 86
by TV News Desk - Jul 20, 2014
Actor James Garner, best known for his roles'Maverick' and 'The Rockford Files' has passed away at the age of 86. (more...)
BWW Interview: THE WHO & THE WHAT'S Tala Ashe Ignites the Stage
by Naomi Serviss - Jul 2, 2014
Ashe plays the more traditional of two Pakistani-American sisters in Atlanta in the searing new work by the Pulitzer Prize winner Ayad Akhtar. (more...)
'Doomsday Marauders' is Released
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NNPN Awards Over $100,000 for Residencies, Commission and Collaboration Fund
by BWW News Desk - Jul 2, 2014
The NATIONAL NEW PLAY NETWORK (NNPN), the country's alliance of more than seventy non-profit theaters that champions the development, production, and continued life of new plays, will award grants of over $100,000 for residencies, a commission, and production support through the Collaboration Fund in 2014/15. (more...)
Gary Walker's GREEN EYES JUST LIKE YOU AND ME Set for United Solo Festival, 11/14-16
by BWW News Desk - Jul 18, 2014
A story of one unusual family's collective open heart, Green Eyes, Just Like You and Me explores why "doing the right thing" isn't always necessarily the right thing to do. (more...)
Photo Flash: Rehearsal Photos for Chester Theatre Company's A NUMBER Released!
by BWW News Desk - Jul 18, 2014
Chester Theatre Company will continue its 25th Anniversary Season with Caryl Churchill's A NUMBER. The production, which runs from July 30 through August 10 at the Chester Town Hall in Chester, MA, will feature CTC favorite Jay Stratton, joined by newcomer Larry John Meyers. Rehearsal photos are now available; scroll down to see them! (more...)
Toumani & Sidiki Set to Kick Off Fall 2014 Tour
by BWW News Desk - Jul 17, 2014
Mali's Toumani Diabaté is widely recognized as the greatest living kora player. The Observer has deemed him one of the world's pre-eminent musicians in any genre. (more...)
BWW Reviews: The St. Louis Actors' Studio Intriguing Presentation of the LABUTE NEW THEATER FESTIVAL (Part One)
by Chris Gibson - Jul 16, 2014
St. Louis should feel honored that the St. Louis Actors' Studio has established a new summer tradition with their LABUTE NEW THEATER FESTIVAL which began last week. It is an opportunity for all theater-goers to see fresh one act plays that are both thought-provoking and engaging. As a special treat playwright/screenwriter/director Neil LaBute also contributes a piece each year. This event is truly special and one that should not be missed. (more...)
VIDEO: First Look - New Tyler Perry Drama IF LOVING YOU IS WRONG Coming to OWN
by TV News Desk - Jul 16, 2014
On the heels of OWN's popular series The Haves and the Have Nots comes Tyler Perry's new primetime drama If Loving You is Wrong, premiering on OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network (more...)
Rogue Machine Theatre's PATERNUS Begins 7/18
by BWW News Desk - Jul 16, 2014
As an "Off The Clock" late night entertainment option, Paternus connects audiences to Rogue Machine's edgy "not for primetime" new work. This is the same series that brought critical acclaim to shows like Small Engine Repair by John Pollono and Adam Rapp's Bingo With The Indians. Last season, Rogue Machine garnered twelve Ovation Award nominations after winning upwards of 50 awards (including Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle, LA Weekly, Ovation, Garland, and BEST PRODUCTION two years in a row) since its inception in 2008. The company was lauded as "Best Theatre Company of 2012" by the LA Weekly. (more...)
BWW Reviews: Bayou City Theatrics' BROOKLYN: THE MUSICAL is Soulful Entertainment
by Nyderah Williams - Jul 15, 2014
Whether you call it trash, rubbish, or junk BROOKLYN: THE MUSICAL has tons of it and in a great way. With book, music, and lyrics by Mark Schoenfeld, and Barri McPherson, this musical takes place as a story within a story on a street corner under the Brooklyn Bridge. The inspiration for the show comes from real life experience of Schoenfeld. (more...)
Historic Home Of Famed Science Fiction Author and Inventor Near America's Colonial Capital For Sale
by BWW News Desk - Jul 12, 2014
In 1946, Will Jenkins imagined computers. In his famed literary work, he called them logics. And in his mind - one that told the story of the future - people had them in all their homes. (more...)
A Cappella Show, VOCALOSITY, to Launch National Tour from Gainesville in Fall 2015!
by BWW News Desk - Jul 11, 2014
Work Light Productions, one of the nation's premiere producers of theatrical national tours, and IMG Artists, the industry's global leader in performing arts management, announced today the launch of new joint producing venture VOCALOSITY, a theatrical property comprised entirely of a cappella music, which will begin its North American tour on October 23, 2015 at the Curtis M. Phillips, M.D. Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Florida in Gainesville. The national tour will continue through the fall of 2015 and into the spring of 2016. (more...)
A DANCE OF DEATH to Play Finborough Theatre, Begin. 5 August
by BWW News Desk - Jul 10, 2014
Commissioned by the Finborough Theatre from Cerberus Theatre, the UK premiere and the English world premiere of controversial German playwright Rolf Hochhuth's Sommer 14 - A Dance of Death in a brand new translation opens at the Finborough Theatre for a four week limited season on Tuesday, 5 August 2014 (Press Night: Thursday, 7 August at 7.30pm). (more...)
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE CABARET FRINGE 2014: AN AU PAIR IN AMERICA Is a Cautionary Tale
by Barry Lenny - Jul 1, 2014
Carla Anita Mattiazzo recalls her trip to the USA to study and to act as a nanny for a wealthy family, but it is not what you might expect. (more...)
Computer Dupes Humans -- Golden Gate University Professor Part of First Team to Pass Turing Test
by BWW News Desk - Jul 1, 2014
SAN FRANCISCO, CA(Marketwired - Jul 1, 2014) - Golden Gate University (GGU) Adjunct Professor John Denning, MHA, was part of the first team to pass the 65 year old Turing Test, organized by the University of Reading, England. Judges at the Royal Society in London believed they spent a five minute keyboard conversation with a 13 year old boy, when actually it was a computer program. Thirty three percent of the people involved in the conversation mistook the computer for a human, passing the test based on 'The Father of modern computer science' Alan Turing's question, 'Can Machines Think?' (more...)


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Immigration is a real hot-button issue in the United States, but people, pundits on both sides of the aisle, agree on one thing: The system is broken and needs fixed.
How to go about fixing it is where the paths diverge. For some the way to fix it is granting citizenship to those already here and be done with it, similar to what happened in 1986 with the Simpson-Mazzoli Act. We have tried that and we are back in the same place two decades later.
For others, the answer is booting all the undocumented people currently in the country, build a wall and starting over.
The real solution is much simpler: Follow the existing law.
The biggest issue with immigration today is enforcement. The laws are in place but for varying reasons they are not enforced at all or not enforced properly. In this argument, Rep. Lou Barletta is right on the money when talking about the immigration plans released this week by a bi-partisan committee and President Obama.
"The president believes our nation's borders are secure," Rep. Barletta said this week. "I couldn't disagree more."
The plan seems to be working in reverse and could in the future. As Barletta says, having an immigration plan in place without a secure border is meaningless. Not only that, it might backfire as more immigrants flood into the country to get in line for legalized path to of American citizenship.
Worry No. 1 is no longer someone crossing the border from Nicaragua and looking for a job, or even a drug cartel from Mexico crossing looking to distribute narcotics in the United States. Since Sept. 11, 2001, the top concern is another Mohamed Atta getting across the border unnoticed and killing 3,000 Americans.
Right now the United States spends a ton of money on Homeland Security. But having a porous border is like putting that money in a shredder.

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The idea behind this blog was to compare and contrast mine and Stacie's differing opinions on the food we eat. For as many times as we both like a plate there are as many times as we disagree. Neither one of us are technical culinary experts but we are food experts in the sense that we eat every day and we know what we like or dislike. This is an attempt to describe that experience.
Damon took me to Altobeli's Restaurant, which was described on-line as a place you could hang your hat. That sounded nice to me. I went to their website, which had a warm feel. Then I explored their photo gallery. There were repetitive pictures of someone singing & a few pictures with people in costumes. I began to imagine myself crammed into a small, dank, noisy dining room. I searched for an image that would give me some better insight for the atmosphere, but there weren't any, so I just had to hope that my husband had made a good choice, especially since it was 40 minutes away! Well guess what.....
He did! The room to the right was filled with people dressed in smiles as they swayed to the gentle swooning of their vocalist. We were seated in a quiet, relaxing dining room that we were lucky enough to get by ourselves. I was comfortable enough to stay for hours! Laughter resonated from the rear dining room as I could see guests sipping on reds, maybe Chianti. I tried one of the Chiantis, but I most enjoyed the smoothness of the Italian Pinot Noir, although it would have been slightly more pleasurable if drank from a red wine glass....but I'm not a wine snob (or am I). Our very personable server, Behrooz, was top notch! He was fast, courteous, and knowledgeable about the dishes. The other staff also worked to keep us happy by bringing our dishes & clearing the table. The experience was very pleasing! Now what about the food?
First, we were served garlic rolls which I would have preferred to be softer; although I still was glad they served bread. Next we had a lobster ravioli ap. It was like fancy comfort food. It was creamy and cheesy with just enough seafood taste to satisfy my palette. Then salads came out. The dressing in my house salad was a bit tart and my lettuce was bitter from the center pieces of the iceberg, which while some love bitter (aka Damon), I was not a huge fan. Damon's fried goat cheese salad, on the other hand, was more to my liking. It seemed to have a
good balance between bitter & sweet. Although I'm not a huge fan of goat
cheese (except feta), I LOVED the crispiness the cheese coating brought to the
dish. My main course, pasta levronaze, was delightful. I can best describe it
as a high-end variation to a meatless spaghetti sauce. I appreciate the fact
fresh tomatoes were used. The olives & capers were a nice touch. In fact, I
could have used a few extra as I enjoyed those bites the most. My husband's
Chicken Cristo, other than needing a dash more salt, was a rich creamy treat.
The chicken was so tender I could cut it with my fork. I was thrilled that
unlike many other Italian restaurants, none of our dishes were runny or greasy
& the pasta was cooked to perfection. I am thankful we spent our hard
earned dollars on well prepared Italian food at a place that really put in the
effort to make us feel welcome. I bet there are a lot of people that proudly
hang their hats at Altobeli's Restaurant!
I hardly did any research but I was definitely in the mood
for some good Italian food. I pulled out
the trusty Foodspotting app on my phone and Altobeli's popped up. Away we went….
On arrival I began to have doubts because I try not to make
a habit of eating at restaurants that reside in Kroger shopping centers but the
music being piped outside sounded nice and we had already driven 25 miles. Inside we were greeted with an enthusiastic crowd in the right dining room singing along with the live piano music. Stacie and I asked to be seated in the quiet dining area so we could continue to have our conversation. The music was nice and the atmosphere was nicer. It looked and felt like an established restaurant that had been there for many years. Upon being seated we were promptly greeted by our waiter. He was knowledgeable about the dishes and personable enough to chat with us for a few minutes. I felt comfortable in this place and as I perused the menu I carefully looked for that dish that would compliment my night.
Out first was the bread. Small knots that had been sitting under the heat lamps too long and had begun to dry up. They swam in the butter pool at the bottom of the bowl. I ate 1. I was hoping that this was not an indicator of things to come. To compliment the bad bread, waiters used a nearby table to dump used food into togo boxes. We weren't off to a good start….
The appetizer we ordered was lobster ravioli. They looked good upon arrival and we dived right in. Each ravioli was stuffed with creamy lobster meat that tasted more like tuna salad but the melted cheese on top was pretty good.
The salads were next and mine was a goat cheese balsamic and
vinegar salad with fresh spinach. Pretty typical but I really enjoyed the dollops of crusted goat cheese on top of the tomato slices. Four of them to be exact. Stacie ordered the house salad. She was not to pleased with the bitter lettuce centers but I crunched on a few as we waited.
The entrees arrived next and both looked pretty good. I ordered the Di Pollo Cristo. The dish consisted of breaded chicken on a bed of fettuccini noodles. The sauce was a creamy tomato. It tasted great and I could tell that the chef had put some effort into this recipe. Many flavor layers that seemed to bring the dish together. I will mention that each component on its own didn't seem to work. But as a finished product I enjoyed it. Stacie ordered a vegetarian pasta dish with chicken on it. It tasted good as well….. Overall the experience was not overwhelming but I would recommend it to people looking for a good Italian dinner.


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The Department of Strategic Analysis at CPRS has supervised a public opinion poll among Israeli settlers in the West Bank. The poll is part of a project on "Final Status Negotiations: Settlements," conducted by the department. Modi'im Izrahi, an Israeli polling institution, was commissioned to conduct the poll. Interviews were carried out over the phone on December 28, 1995. The poll was also the product of cooperation between CPRS and the BESA Center for Strategic Studies at Bar Ilan University. The sample size is 511, in 79 settlements. The margin of error is +/- 4.5.
The findings of the poll indicate the following:
- About 40% of the settlers believe that a Palestinian state will be established in the next 5-10 years, while 26% believe the peace process will fail and Israeli forces will reoccupy Palestinian territory.
- About 22% believe that most settlements will be dismantled in 5 to 10 years, while 21% think that most settlements will be annexed to Israel.
- About 30% are ready to leave settlements in exchange for fair compensation from the Israeli government, but 58% are not willing to consider that.
- About 31% of the settlers refuse to accept a government resolution to evacuate settlements under any conditions. But 58% would accept such a resolution under certain conditions.
- About 16% are willing to live under Palestinian sovereignty and 71% refuse to do so.
- Over 15% are willing to sell their property to a Palestinian buyer, and 72% are not willing to do so.
- About 8% are ready to use force to resist evacuation, 83% are not ready to do so. But only 2% would advocate such measures in confrontation with the Israeli armed forces to prevent evacuation.
- About 38% of the settlers came to live in the West Bank for economic reasons; 34% for religious-ideological reasons; 1% for security reasons; and the rest for family and social reasons.
- About 16% think the current peace process will lead to improvement in Palestinian-settler relations; 36% believe it will worsen the relationship; and 32% think it will have no impact.
The poll shows that most settlers are well-educated and have an above-average income. Most immigrated to Israel before 1988. About 45% of them define themselves as Orthodox or ultra-Orthodox, while 20% see themselves as "traditional" and 34% as secular. About 51% of the settlers work inside Israel and 49% work in the West Bank. Only 20% of them own houses inside Israel. Most settlers (70%) were born in Israel and the rest came from Asian-African countries (10%); the former Soviet Union (6%); Europe and North America (10%). About 40% are Sephardi, 39% are Ashkinazi, and 21% have Israeli-born parents.
(1) Age: (6) Place of Birth: 18-24 16.2 Asia-Africa (excl. Israel) 10.2 25-34 35.6 USSR 5.5 35-44 29.9 Western Europe 4.3 45-54 12.3 USA/Canada 5.3 55-64 4.3 Other 5.3 65 and over 1.6 Native Israeli: Father born in Israel 21.2 (2) Sex: Native Israeli: Father born in Asia/Africa 29.4 Male 47.8 Native Israeli: Father born in Eur/America 18.8 Female 52.2 (3) Immig. Year: (7) Religious Orientations: Before 1988 83.2 Ultra-Orthodox 8.4 After 1988 16.8 Orthodox 37 (4) Education: Traditional 20.5 Elementary or less 1 Secular 33.9 Partial High School 7.5 High School 38.1 (8) Place of Work: Above High School 18.9 Inside Israel 51 Partial Academic Studies 7.1 In the West Bank 49 Academic Degree 27.5 (9) Own a House Inside Israel? (5) Income: (Israel's Aver. 4600 NIS) Yes 20 Far Below Average 10.2 No 80 Little Below Average 12 Average 26.3 Little Above Average 31.1 Far Above Average 18.8
1) When you first moved to Judea and Samaria (West Bank), what were the primary considerations that motivated you?
1. Economic considerations 37.8% 2. Religious/ideological considerations 33.5% 3. To defend the security of the state 00.8% 4. Social considerations (to be with friends) 13.9% 5. I arrived with my parents (I came as a 09.6% young child/I was born here) 6. Others 04.3%
2) How do you view the impact of the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians on the relationship between the settlers and the Palestinians in the shorts run?
1. It will improve the relationship 15.9% between the settlers and the Palestinians
2. It will worsen the relationship between 36.4% the settlers and the Palestinians 3. It will not have an impact on the relationship between the two sides 31.7% 4. Don't Know 16.0%
3) Given the current status of the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians, where do you think things will be five to ten years from now?
1. Self-rule will be contained and not 18.4% develop to become a Palestinian state 2. A Palestinian state will be established 38.7% in Judea and Samaria (West Bank). 3. The peace process will fail, and the IDF 26.0% will return to exert control over Judea and Samaria (West Bank). 4. Don't Know/ No Response 16.8%
4) What will be, in your opinion, the status of the settlements in Judea and Samaria (West Bank) in five to ten years?
1. Most will be annexed to Israel 20.5% 2. The status quo will remain 18.0% 3. Most will stay within Palestinian 16.0% territory with extra territorial status 4. Most will be under Palestinian sovereignty 04.7% and the settlers will be allowed to stay as permanent residents 5. Most settlements will be dismantled 22.3% 6. Don't know 18.4%
5) Would you seriously consider leaving your settlement in exchange for fair compensation from the Israeli government?
1. Yes 29.5% 2. No 57.5% 3. Don't know/ Not Applicable 12.9%
6) If a Palestinian state should rise in five to ten years from today, would you consider staying on the settlement as a citizen of Israel under Palestinian sovereignty?
1. Yes 15.7% 2. No 71.4% 3. Don't know 12.9%
7) Would you seriously consider a fair business offer from a Palestinian to buy your home or business on the settlement?
1. Yes 15.3% 2. No 71.6% 3. Don't know/ Not Applicable 13.2%
8) Would you be willing to accept a government resolution to evacuate the Jewish settlements in Judea and Samaria (West Bank)? If so, under what conditions?
1. Would not accept under any conditions 30.8% 2. Would accept only if the resolution 22.7% was adopted by a special Jewish majority of the Knesset (i.e., by at least two-thirds of the Jewish members of Knesset) 3. Would accept even if the resolution was 15.1% adopted by a regular Jewish majority of the Knesset. 4. Would accept even if the resolution was 20.6% adopted by a regular majority of the Knesset (i.e. without consideration of it being Jewish or Arab). 5. Don't Know/ No Response 10.8%
9) Would you consider resisting in force (i.e. use of fire arms or other lethal weapons) a government ordered evacuation of the settlements in Judea and Samaria (West Bank)?
1. Yes 07.8% 2. No 82.6% 3. Don't know/ No Response 09.6%
10) Do you advocate or oppose confrontations between the Jewish residents of Judea and Samaria (West Bank) and the IDF in the following situation: Evacuation of settlements in Judea and Samaria (West Bank)
1. Oppose any confrontation with the IDF 60.6% 2. Advocate verbal confrontation only 16.5% 3. Advocate passive physical confrontation only 14.5% (passive resistance) 4. Advocate active confrontatias well (hitting, 02.2% use of lethal weapons, etc). 5. Undecided/don't know 06.3%
11) Where do you work?
1. In Judea and Samaria (west Bank), or 37.6% 2. On the western side of the Green Line 39.7% 3. Don't work 22.7%
12) Do you have, under the ownership of a family member who lives with you, a place of residence in Israel, i.e., on the western side of the green line?
1. Yes 19.4% 2. No 80.0% 3. Others 00.6%
13) How do you define yourself in terms of religious orientation?
1. Ultra-orthodox 08.4% 2. Orthodox 37.0% 3. Traditional 20.5% 4. Secular 33.9% 5. Others 00.2%
14) For which party did you vote in the most recent Knesset elections (June 1992)?
1. Likud 25.6% 2. Labor 12.5% 3. Meretz 01.2% 4. Tzomet 09.0% 5. Moledet 03.3% 6. Tmiyah 04.3% 7. NRP 14.9% 8. Yahadut HaTorah (Agudat Yisrael 03.1% + Degel Ha Torah) 9. Shas 03.5% 10. Did not vote 14.5% 11. Others/ No Response 08.1%
15) The average monthly income per family in Israel is about 4600 NIS (net). Is your family's monthly income average, below average, or above average?
1. Far below average 10.2% 2. A little below average 12.0% 3. Average 26.3% 4. A little above average 31.1% 5. Far above average 18.8%


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An early lead almost collapsed for Rush Springs, but they held on against Cordell to advance 4-3 into the Panther Classic semifinals.
The Redskins (14-2) started the sixth inning with a four run lead, but back-to-back home runs took that down to just one as the Blue Devils fought back. Rush Springs, ranked seventh in Class 2A, held on with a three up, three down in the top of the seventh with reliever Holden Nichols on the mound.
Second baseman AJ Cox singled in the first to set up Rush Springs' first run. Cox stole second before advancing to third on a wild pitch, leaving Braden Moreno with quick work. He dropped one just in front of Cordell left fielder Alec Pankhurst to bring in Cox.
The curveball was working for Rush Springs starter Josh Borski, who went on to pitch 5.2 innings with six strikeouts and one walk. The shootout left the Redskins with a chance to double their lead in the second.
James Harris put down a slow rolling bunt with Brad Foster on third, but Cordell were quick to react. Pitcher Micah Waters scooped it to Dalton Ball at the plate in time for the out. It would prove crucial as Rush Springs left the bases loaded when AJ Cox ground out at first to end the inning.
In spite of their defensive efforts, Cordell could not sort out Borski's pitches for the vast majority of the game. Placement, not power, was his motif, and of the few pitches Blue Devils made contact with, most were placed right into an infielders' glove.
Back to back doubles from leadoff Holden Nichols and Cox extended Rush Springs' advantage in the bottom of the fourth. Aaron Morrow reached on a fielders' choice before stealing second. Nichols' hit hugged the left field line, leaving the speedy Morrow with a stand-up trip across home. Cox dropped one into right center to make it two in the fourth and a 3-0 Redskins lead for the game.
They made it four by the time Cordell figured out Borski in the sixth. Leadoff Ball walked, showing the first crack in the Redskins wall. Third baseman Retsyn Ootton made it a chasm with a shot over the left field fence for a two-run homer to halve the deficit. The flood continued with a solo home run from Michah Waters, and suddenly the game looked very different.
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At the British Open, Rickie Fowler was thinking of Gleneagles and the fact he rose from seventh to third in Ryder Cup points -- pretty much securing a spot on the U.S. roster.
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BP's green re-branding efforts began officially with the unveiling of its new BP Helios mark, named after the Greek sun god. However, environmental groups heaped scorn on BP's green re-branding. Greenpeace gave the company its Greenhouse Greenwash Award, given to the largest "corporate climate culprit" on earth.
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The Mount Pisgah boys and girls cross country teams both finished fourth on Saturday in the GHSA Class A Private School Championships. This was the best finish for both teams since the varsity programs began in 2004. Senior Katie Strawinski led the girls finishing in eighth place overall with a time of 20:12. Junior Shane Sullivan paced the boy's squad, finishing 10th overall with a time of 16:46.
"Coach [Anthony] Keeton and I couldn't have asked more of either team today," said head coach Susan Reilly after the race. "Both our boys and girls knew what a privilege it was to be compared to the other successful cross country programs in Class A. Because of that, our teams came ready to compete. Their mindset was good, they were physically prepared, and they were eager to make their school proud. These young athletes are a great representation of hard work, faith and good character, and are very deserving of their success."
In the boys race Athens Academy finished first scoring only 77 points. Spots two through four were within ten points of one another with Darlington finishing second (125 points), Landmark third (130 points) and Pisgah fourth (135 points). Galloway was 29 points behind the Patriots in fifth place.
After Sullivan's All-State performance, two more Patriots finished in the top 20 with seniors Grant Hicks (17:13) and Chris Spriggs (17:18) coming in 16th and 19th respectively. Bo Stuart broke 18 minutes for the first time with a 17:45, while Kevin Ginty scored for the team as the 5th man, covering the 5K course in 18:59. Rounding out the top 7 for Pisgah were Conner Clark (19:20) and Nick Poline (20:59).
In the girls race, the Patriots held off Pace by one point to grab the last spot on the podium. The Landmark girls easily defended their 2011 title, with Providence and Darlington taking the 2nd and 3rd podium spots. The battle for the 4th and last podium spot was extreme, with just 4 points separating 4th through 6th. Host First Presbyterian Day finished sixth.
Strawinski led the charge for the Lady Patriots, ending her high school cross country career with a personal record. It was also the first All-State finish for any girls cross country runner at Pisgah. Mattie Millikan was 17th overall in 20:55, succeeding with the girls' goal to place two in the top 20. Alexa Hudgins had a gutsy race, competing all but the first quarter mile of the 5K run with her shoe untied, and still finishing 3rd for the Pisgah girls in 22:03. Katherine Wilkison came up big with a personal record of 22:22, while Alex Brady scored as the 5th runner in 23:43. Rounding out Pisgah's state team were Elizabeth Dworkin (23:44) and Dani Dudas (24:01).
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A unique, fan-driven project, this DVD sought to cover the greatest players ever to pull on the famous red shirt. A worldwide fan poll was held on manutd.com, giving fans the chance to vote for their favorite players and decide the lineup featured in this official club DVD collection.
These four DVD's include over 130 players. Fans make the case for their picks and relive memories of mighty performances on the pitch highlighting the club's most memorable players.
The first three discs take a detailed look at players by position. The Defenders turns the spotlight on full backs, center backs and keepers from Carey to Irwin, Stam to Vidic and Stepney to Schmeichel; The Midfield takes in United's wealth of talent in the center of the field, from tough tacklers such as Keane and Stiles to magicians like Best and Ronaldo; The Strikers celebrates the heroes upfront, including icons such as Cantona, Charlton and Law. Finally, on the 4th disc comes the moment of truth as the fans' ultimate United side is revealed.
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Some time ago I wrote an article about how Twitter "almost" got me a job on TV.
At the time I hinted I had a little piece of news to tell you concerning this, but you would have to wait a while longer to hear what it was.
Well, a few of you picked up on my clues, but I've been meaning to confirm what I was talking about for some time now.
The good news I've been wanting to share with you is that we are expecting another little addition to the Thomassian household.
We are all hugely excited about this baby's arrival in February 2012, and I'm sure it will be a lot of fun with Elissa to "help" out :-)
I am almost 27 weeks pregnant, which you can see from my self portrait —>>
By the time the baby arrives, Elissa will be two years and 4 months old. This will certainly be an interesting challenge!
Elissa loves to be around other children, and is an extremely social child. However, I'm fully aware that this may be a different story when the baby is here all of the time.
I hope to keep things pretty normal on Dietriffic throughout this time, but I also know that it's going to be hectic for a while. I hope you will bear with me, as I try my best to keep everything running smoothly.
Preparations For Birth
I've been feeling great throughout most of this pregnancy, apart from a few weeks of sickness and extreme tiredness in the early days.
Right now I'm simply trying to eat well and stay active, so that I am prepared for what lies ahead.
If you're a women, you may already know that giving birth is one of the biggest marathons you will ever go through.
It always amazes me how little some women prepare before giving birth, though.
Obviously each circumstance is different, as is each birth, but a little thought and preparation beforehand, to get your mind and body in gear for the whole experience, is definitely going to pay off.
Exercise Routine
As I said, I am almost 27 weeks pregnant right now, and I am currently working on my physical fitness. I must confess, I have been slacking in the months which have just passed, but I am getting back on track now with a regular, albeit short, routine.
Last time I was pregnant, I took a pre-natal exercise class, which was wonderful.
It was amazing to meet the other mums, and I really believe that the workouts, coupled with the breathing exercises I learned there (and God's help) enabled me to have a very positive birth experience.
We have moved house since then, which means I can't attend that class this time. So, at the minute I am working on a routine which elevates my heart rate, strengthens my core and legs, and improves flexibility.
As far as my diet is concerned, I've mostly continued as normal, with particular attention to my fruit, vegetable, and protein intake.
In the UK, we recommend a 100-calorie increase per day for the first six months, and 200-calorie per day increase for the last three months.
At you know, this isn't a huge increase, so it's important not to believe the "eating for two" mantra you will hear people spouting.
Remember, gaining too much pregnancy weight, increases your risk of gestational diabetes and high blood pressure, so avoiding that, if at all possible, is wise. It also makes losing weight post-birth much easier.
If you decide to breastfeed, though, you don't need to think too much about that either. Not to mention the mega, super duper benefits for your baby, too ;-)
Books I Recommend
I read quite a bit when I was expecting with Elissa in preparation.
A lot of my information came from the web, but I also borrowed some books from the library, and purchased a good few books from Amazon, too.
Childbirth Experience
The single most amazing book I have discovered is Ina May's Guide To Childbirth. This book is an absolute must read, particularly if you favor a natural birthing experience.
I must caution, however, there are some things contained in the book, which you may find a little "way out." I recommend taking what you can from the book (which is a lot, I assure you), and leaving the rest, if it doesn't suit you.
This book will empower you to believe in your body's ability to give birth, without fear, simply trusting it to do the work it was designed to do.
Fitness DVD
Throughout my last pregnancy, I did the Complete Pregnancy Fitness DVD by Erin O'Brien, and throughly enjoyed her routines. I will now be using this DVD once again.
Baby Sleep Schedules
I also read quite a few books about sleep routines.
I think I purchased Gina Ford's The Contented Little Baby first. But, I have to say I don't like her approach, and I didn't use this method with Elissa.
Personally, I much preferred the methods found in the ebook, Mastering Naps and Schedules, by Nichole Johnson. I found this to be an invaluable resource, and to this day Elissa is a wonderful sleeper, who still naps in the middle of the day for up to 3 hours.
I also read the book Three In A Bed. This book is all about the benefits of sleeping with your baby. It was a huge eye-opener to me, and is based on medical and historical evidence of what is best for your baby. It's certainly an interesting read.
Choosing Names
Of course, I also leafed through various baby name books. One of the best books I used was The Complete Book Of Baby Names. This book has 100,001 names to choose from, and can partly be attributed to our choice of Elissa's name :-)
I also highly recommend Gill Rapley's Baby-Led Weaning approach, when you get to the baby weaning stage. If you like the idea of skipping the pureed stage completely, you'll love this book. It worked really well for us last time around.
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Boone Town Manager Greg Young said the town will consult
with its engineer and attorney to consider options as the result of Ashe
County's refusal to sign a form related to Boone's water intake project.
"We're surprised that they've taken that position," Young
A Sept. 24 letter from Ashe County Manager Pat Mitchell to
the N.C. Department of
Public Safety indicated the county would not sign off on floodplain
documents for the project and that the Ashe County commissioners oppose any
portion of an access road for the intake facility crossing into Ashe County.
4 million gallon-per-day raw water intake facility is planned for a 10-acre
site on the South Fork of the New River between Todd and Brownwood in Watauga
County. Plans are to transport the water to Boone's water treatment plant via a
transmission line along Brownwood Road and U.S. 421.
The deed for the sale of the 10-acre property guarantees the town a 45-foot-wide, 3,000-foot-long right-of-way and easement on adjacent land owned by the Cooper family from the water intake property in Watauga County to Cranberry Springs Road in Ashe County for an access road to the water intake site.
Young noted that the signature required for floodplain
permitting and construction of the access road are separate issues. Contractors
for the town discovered errors in the floodplain maps for the site, and FEMA
requires local governments enforcing floodplain regulations to sign off on any
map revisions.
Young said he would have to discuss the floodplain map issue
and the access road with the project engineer and town attorney.
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In even more Royal Bangs news, the band is heading out for a two-month national tour after tonight's CD release show at the Catalyst in the Old City with I Need Sleep and Culture Vulture. The trek in support of Let It Beep, set for national release on Audio Eagle Records on Sept. 15, will take the Bangs through the Midwest to Washington and Oregon, down through California, across Texas back to the Southeast, then up the East Coast and back for another run through the Midwest. They'll play some of the most popular clubs in the country, including Schuba's in Chicago, Emo's in Austin, Texas, the Earl in Atlanta, TT the Bear's in Cambridge, Mass., and the Mercury Lounge in New York. They'll be touring with Brooklyn labelmates Tigercity and, on later dates, with Drummer, a new group featuring Patrick Kearney of the Black Keys, who also owns Audio Eagle.
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PLAYERS: Rick Adelman, Nikola Pekovic, Alexey Shved, Malcolm Lee, Ricky Rubio, Luke Ridnour, Kevin Love
TEAMS: Minnesota Timberwolves, Portland Trail Blazers
TEAMS: Minnesota Timberwolves, Portland Trail Blazers
MINNEAPOLIS Coach Rick Adelman expects Nikola Pekovic and Alexey Shved to play Wednesday against the Clippers. Pekovic, who's suffered from a right quad contusion, and Shved, who had a sprained left ankle, both left the Timberwolves' Jan. 17 game against the Clippers with their respective injuries. Neither has played since. Getting the two back will bring energy to the team, and it should also allow for a bit more variety in lineups, which will help the shorthanded group. Adelman said that Pekovic will start (no surprise), but that he's uncertain about Shved, whom he was hesitant to insert into the starting five until Malcolm Lee's season-ending injury forced him to do so earlier in the season. With point guard Ricky Rubio starting now, the coach's options when it comes to the Russian rookie have increased. "Losing Pek and Alexey like that, those are two guys who are really important," Adelman said. "Alexey's really been a catalyst for us off the bench, and you know what Pek means. You don't have those two guys, and suddenly you don't really have the inside game you have before. The other team can prepare a lot better for you." The coach admitted that he's barely thought about his rotations since returning to the team Monday, but he made it sound like Shved might not be locked into either spot, in the starting lineup or the bench. It might just depend on matchups and size, as starting Rubio and Luke Ridnour together, despite their chemistry and ability to play off each other, has the disadvantage of their small size. Adelman also said that he likes Shved off the bench because he's been so effective playing alongside J.J. Barea. With the shooting guard and center both healthy for the first time in two weeks and the two 10-day contracts re-signed, the Timberwolves should have 12 healthy players on Wednesday, the most they've had since before Kevin Love's second hand injury. The downside of the homestand: Much has been made of the timing of Adelman's return, which coincided with the beginning of the Timberwolves' six-game homestand. Sitting at seven games below .500, 17-24, Minnesota needs to win a healthy chunk of these games if it wants to get back on track, and though it's easy to equate home games with easier wins, that might not hold. Through Monday, the Timberwolves' six upcoming opponents have a combined 152-115 record and include winning teams in the Knicks, Spurs and Clippers. There's also the Trail Blazers, a consistent .500 team, the resurgent Hornets and the Lakers, who seem to have their business slightly more in line than they did last week, and so none of it will be easy. "We can certainly win these games, but the Clippers are obviously a very good team, and of course the Lakers are now getting on a roll," Adelman said. "I'm glad they gave us them, what, four times, at the end of the year. Could have played them a month ago. Then you've got San Antonio coming in, and Portland. New Orleans just won a big game. But our team's no different than these other teams." Follow Joan Niesen on Twitter.
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Earthy tones of wild mushroom and truffles are wonderfully countered with lovely, fresh, aromatic notes of musk and flowers, raspberry and kirsch. The palate is fine and balanced, driven forward by a lively line of vibrant acid and ending with that familiar d'Arenberg fine, gritty tannin.
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Cherry red in colour with fresh and intense aromas of cherry on the nose with a touch of rose petals. A medium bodied wine with fresh red fruit and a refreshing acidity and richness.
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Mike Brenner, the indefatigable, controversial, I'm-bolting-if-you-bronze-the-Fonz Mike Brenner is about to become an arts writer for The Onion's Decider web site.
You see, I had asked Mike to guest blog here at Art City. We talked about it and liked the idea, but it never really came together. So Art City's loss is everyone's gain. Mine, too, really.
Here's the thing many of you may not know about Mike. He is THE most active follower of this blog. He brings lots of thoughtful -- and sometimes provocative -- comments to the blog. He's also been a fabulous source of information for me personally.
I know how many of you feel about Mike. He's gone to the point of performance art to get this city's attention when it comes to issues about funding the arts. He even tattooed his tuckus with a stack of Hotcakes (the name of his gallery). Long story. He can be extreme.
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Kitchen garden at Leigh sheltered housing complex
9:00am Wednesday 10th October 2012 in North West
A KITCHEN garden will be created for residents at Clayton House Sheltered Housing complex in Leigh.
Adactus Housing Association's Neighbourhood Fund has provided almost £3,000 with which Groundwork Trust will transform outdoor space with planters, fruit trees and a trellis for climbing vegetables.
Lindsay Greenhalgh, Neighbourhood Development Officer at Adactus, said: "The positive impact of community food growing projects is massive; they not only promote healthy lifestyles but also bring the community together. The project will give residents at Clayton House the opportunity to get involved and keep active.
'The money is available because of efficiency savings we have made.'
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