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ASU center Jordan Bachynski makes good on wife's Valentine's Day wish
The 7-foot-2, 24-year-old center got married back in 2011 and is expecting a child this summer. In an interview Tuesday on The Dan Bickley Show with Vince Marotta on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM, Bachynski said he's more focused on providing for his family and doing well on the court than he is in going to parties or anything else that might distract a college athlete.
The Calgary, Alberta, native closed the interview by saying his wife had a specific request for Valentine's Day.
"My wife is a huge support to me. The only thing she asked for Valentine's Day was a win against Arizona," he said.
It was an almost unthinkable inquiry, but Arizona State was able to fulfill her wish Friday, as the Sun Devils upset the No. 2 Wildcats 69-66 in double overtime.
Bachynski, the team's defensive anchor, was a big factor in the win. The Sun Devils center, who was named the Pac-12 Player of the Week for the week before, grabbed seven rebounds and scored 13 points in 47 minutes, including making 7-of-11 free throws.
But, as usual, it was his shot-blocking ability that made the difference. The Pac-12's all-time leading shot blocker swatted away a whopping eight Arizona attempts, giving him 24 in his last three games.
None was bigger than the high-flying rejection of Wildcats guard T.J. McConnell's layup in the closing moments of the second overtime with ASU up by one. The block led to a Jahii Carson dunk with 0.7 seconds left that all but cemented the game for the Sun Devils, who improved to 8-4 in conference (19-6 overall).
"I felt it was a little bit late, but I must've got it right at the peak," Bachynski said of the McConnell rejection. "Just an amazing feeling. And for Jahii to pick it up and dunk it at the other end to expand the lead, there's no word to describe that."
The Canadian big man's blocks have become so frequent that the Sun Devils head coach has almost grown to expect them out of his starting center.
"Sometimes when something becomes common, you stop paying attention to it," Herb Sendek said positively about Bachynski after the game. "We're not talking two, and three, and four blocks (in a game)."
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We all know the feeling. The holiday season is reaching its peak, and the weeks worth of last minute shopping and preparation has taken its toll. Take a break from the kitchen. Dozens of restaurants in the area will serve a taste of home cooking with everything from high-end, all-you-can-eat buffets to simple holiday cheer for both Christmas and New Year's holidays. We'll add to this list at austin360.com; email your restaurant listing to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Café Josie (1200 B W. 6th St., 322-9226): Four-course, prix fixe New Year's Eve menu featuring Café Josie favorites. $50 a person. 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The Carillon (1900 University Ave., 404-3655): Special three-course dinner of fresh, local and seasonal ingredients. $29 a person. 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday through December. A seven-course New Year's Eve dinner will be served between 5:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. $125 a person ($85 a person for wine pairing). Reservations are required for the New Year's Eve dinner.
Foreign & Domestic Food and Drink (306 E. 53rd St., 459-1010): "Wild Foods, Wild Nights," a special New Year's Eve dinner of wild and foraged food, including trout roe, Virginia partridge and French wood pigeon. $125 a person. 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. seatings.
Hillside Farmacy (1209 E. 11th St., 628-0168): Christmas Eve prix fixe dinner including oysters Rockefeller, surf and turf, stumptown tiramisu and a glass of cava. $45 a person. 8 a.m. to 12 a.m.
Hyatt Regency Austin (208 Barton Springs Road, 477-1234): Christmas Day and New Year's Eve buffets, as well as $3 mimosas and a $5 bloody mary bar. $42 a person over the age of 12 for both events. $21 a child age 5 to 12 for the Christmas buffet and $15 a child for the New Year's Eve buffet. Children under 5 are free. The Christmas buffet will be available from 11:30 a.m. until 4 p.m.; the New Year's Eve buffet will be open from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
J. Black's Feel Good Kitchen and Lounge (710-B W. 6th, 433-6954): $40 gets you VIP access, a menu item and a Champagne toast. Reserve a table for four for $500 and receive four VIP entries, four menu items, personalized Belvedere bottle service and a bottle of Moet & Chandon Imperial Champagne. Doors open at 7 p.m.
Jezebel (800 W. 6th St., 436-9643): Five-course, prix fixe New Year's Eve meal including Berkshire pork tenderloin, Colorado lamb and Chilean sea bass. $100 a person. 5:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. seatings.
La Condesa (400 W. 2nd St., 499 -0300) New Year's Eve and New Year's Day brunch featuring regularly priced brunch menu items. Open from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Liberty Tavern (500 E. 4th St., 493-4901): New Year's Day steak and egg buffet with a selection of fruits, cereals, yogurts and fresh baked breakfast breads. $22.50 a person. $17.50 for buffet without steak. 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Max's Wine Dive (207 San Jacinto Blvd., 904-0111): Five-course New Year's Eve dinner including cured salmon, hot dog terrine, house beef tongue pastrami and veal tenderloin. $65 a person. 11 a.m. to 12 a.m.
Perry's Steakhouse & Grille (114 W. 7th St., 474-6300): Three-course New Year's Eve dinner followed by a Champagne toast at midnight. Choose from a selection of Perry's signature items for each course. $54.95 a person before 5:30 p.m. $74.95 a person after 6 p.m.
Snack Bar (1224 S. Congress Ave., 445-2626) Christmas Eve and Christmas Day specials featuring local produce, meat and rolls, as well as mulled wine and hot sake cider. Call for reservations. $25 a person. 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Sway (1417 S. First St., 326-1999): New Year's Eve thai feast, open bar all night and a dancing with music by DJ Honeycomb. $150 a person. 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Trace (200 Lavaca St., 542-3660): Christmas Eve and Christmas Day family style dining featuring a three-course meal with sides and dessert. $55 a person, $15 for children under 12. 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. New Year's Eve taster's delight includes one starter, three small plates, sweets, Champagne and live music by Twilight Trio. $85 a person. 9 p.m. to midnight.
Trio at Four Seasons Hotel (98 San Jacinto Blvd., 685-8300): Five-course, prix fixe New Year's Eve dinner. $95 a person. 5 p.m. to 11 p.m.
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State auditors say the New York State Health Insurance Program erroneously paid up to $11 million for special items like implants, drugs and evaluation procedures for public employees that were not provided. Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says Wednesday the two audits show contract insurers Blue Cross and Blue Shield and United Health Care failed to effectively [...]
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Audit says NY tech agency wasted millions
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State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli has accused the state Office for Technology of favoring certain companies in purchases that wasted millions of dollars. An audit to be released Tuesday says some of the spending was done by officials for personal gain. Those accusations have been referred to the state Joint Commission on Public Ethics. DiNapoli says [...]
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New York state's tax collections for the first 10 months of the 2011-2012 fiscal year were 6.9 percent higher than the same period a year ago, but are still below estimates included in the state's budget, according to the state comptroller. New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli said the state collected $54.2 billion in [...]
NY economy shaky as Cuomo prepares budget
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New York remains in a slow, halting recovery that a state comptroller's report and an analyst say isn't showing any sign of a robust recovery anytime soon. For Gov. Andrew Cuomo scheduled to present his 2012-13 budget Tuesday, it means continued uncertainty for tax revenue. State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli's latest cash report shows revenues for [...]
NY tax collections reflect struggling economy
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Although revenues are still ahead of last year, New York state tax collections have begun to fall off, leaving the state through November with $39.06 billion in collected taxes, $71.7 million short of recently adjusted projections of $39.13 billion. New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said the data, based on his office's November cash report, [...]
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New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says the public pension fund for state and local government employees lost money in the quarter that ended Sept. 30 and dropped to about $134 billion in value. The fund for more than 1 million workers and retirees posted an estimated negative return on investments of almost 7.5 percent. Its [...]
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New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says late contract approvals and payments by the state are hurting nonprofit providers and jeopardizing services. DiNapoli says state agencies last year were on average six months late in approving nine out of 10 contracts valued at $50,000 or more, often after services were provided. An analysis of the first [...]


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Jeff Laub, the man behind the coolest barbershop in New York, talks to me about Blind Barber and the most common mistakes men make when getting their hair cut.
When I moved to New York City two months ago, I had a to-do list full of all the important stuff that comes with relocating to another country: find an apartment, apply for a social security number, set up a bank account, wander aimlessly through the East Village. While walking along 10th Street, I stumbled upon a brokerage firm that repped the neighborhood and noticed the cool-looking barbershop next door. Despite being a fashion editor, I'm not afraid to admit that I had no idea where to get my hair cut in Manhattan, and because I knew I'd need one sooner than later, I made a mental note of it.
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Former USC coach Lane Kiffin, who was abruptly fired last month, conceded on ESPN's "College GameDay" show Saturday morning that he has made mistakes at each of his previous coaching stops, and that he understood athletic director Pat Haden had a difficult decision to make.
In an interview with ESPN's Chris Fowler, Kiffin said his firing was "very difficult," and that it's been a "very hard two weeks." They were Kiffin's first public comments since he was fired.
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"Obviously I'm to blame being the head coach," he said. "There are a lot of things I should've done better. At the same time, I'm very proud of our time there. If you look at what sanctions do to major programs like an Alabama, to be 28-15, there's some good stuff in there, and there are some great kids that are still playing really hard.
"To see the way they played the other night was awesome. I was so proud of those kids and that coaching staff. For Coach O [interim coach Ed Orgeron] to get that win like that, it was really cool to see."
Months after Kiffin was hired at USC, the NCAA levied heavy sanctions on the program that included the loss of 30 scholarships and two bowl trips as punishment for the Reggie Bush extra-benefits case.
Haden fired Kiffin on Sept. 29 at the Trojans' private airport terminal in Los Angeles when the team plane returned from a 62-41 loss to Arizona State. Kiffin's overall record in four years at USC was 28-15.
"Pat has a very hard job, and I understand an athletic director's job, being around the sport so long," Kiffin said. "Even though he may see what's going on on the inside and how hard it was to deal with the sanctions and our reduced roster, at the same time he has a lot of people to answer to. I appreciate Pat's support over three and half or four years there."
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"It was very difficult," Kiffin said. "I have great passion for USC, for those players, for those coaches, and it was a difficult situation because you put so much into those kids, and to have that taken away, it was very hard."
Kiffin, 38, has been mired by controversy in each of his past three coaching jobs. He was fired as head coach of the Oakland Raiders after just 20 games, and he left Tennessee after just one 7-6 season to become head coach at USC, a position he once called his "dream job."
When asked why drama and turmoil often surround him, Kiffin attributed it to his mistakes.
"I think you're always trying to figure yourself out and mistakes that you've made," he said. "There are different things I've done that I wouldn't do again that kept following me. That's the price that you pay when you make mistakes early on."
"Any experience you have, there are good parts of it and bad parts, and you have to learn from the bad parts and the mistakes that you've made," he said. "I've made a bunch of them, so you learn from those at a young age still and you grow from there and you get stronger in your next job."
Kiffin said he is not seriously considering coaching at a lower level, but didn't say specifically what his future plans are.
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Re: Dell Streak Froyo (2.2) Update Frequently Asked Questions
Hey Amy, Since you are saying that the release is controlled as This allows our deployment team to stop and fix issues they may discover. Considering the current 2.2 Official ROM(full of uncertainity and force closes) that many of us have in our respective streak's, how and when does dell plan...
6 Dec 2010
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honeycomb problems (streak 7)
about a week ago i recieve the update from dell to download honeycomb 3.2. todayim having problems everytime (apps closing suddenly, crash with others, restarts withot reason and process crash with the market everytime i download an app) and now im trying to downgrade, back to 2.2 froyo because it didnt...
20 Oct 2011
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Does Dell know or are they that ignorant and careless
DO YOU PEOPLE KNOW 2.3 is already out. The Nexus S is coming out with 2.3 and still no answer on the Streak 2.2 update. Dell Streak within 30 days and GOING BACK to Bestbuy... Anyone asks my opinion (which they do at work and friends), DO NOT BUY A DELL MOBILE DEVICE... Dell, Stick to...
8 Dec 2010
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Streak 7 music player stops when opening Overdrive book reader
The music player on my S7 works nicely with all the other apps except for when I open the Overdrive book reader it gets shut off. I have tried other player apps but no luck. I did not have this on my last device which was running Android 2.1. I wonder if this is a Froyo problem? Everything else works...
30 Aug 2011
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Streak5 Uptime Thread
I game a lot and tweak a lot so the longest I've ever made it is 45 hours on the most recent unlocked 318 build 12821 of froyo 2.2. Not long. I know it'll go longer inbetween reboots. What does everyone else report? How stable is this bad boy?
3 Mar 2011
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Russian language support in Swype
Hello! I've upgraded to 2.2 recently. It seems that integrated swype which does not support russian by itself prevents me from installing Swype with russian language support. What should I do to get it fixed?
9 Dec 2010
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Re: Honeycomb for the Dell Streak 7?
I completely agree with the comment "Its such a powerful and nice piece of hardware (truly) believe it is wasted with android 2.2!" All of the Mobile vendors, with Google pushing them, need to keep updates flowing as fast as possible. The irony is, the independent developer network would do...
1 Aug 2011
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According to the official Amy-B thread that dell will provide a 2.2 update, but what about gingerbread(rumor said the sdk will be out soon)? Will dell follow the update path to provide us the gingerbread update too? Or is there a cut off point for dell streak support? ps by the way just want to know...
13 Oct 2010
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Re: Dell Streak Froyo (2.2) Update Frequently Asked Questions
They want us to believe they're listening.... http://en.community.dell.com/dell-blogs/Direct2Dell/b/direct2dell/archive/2010/12/08/dell-s-next-step-the-social-media-listening-command-center.aspx
8 Dec 2010
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Re: Management of Froyo 2.2 update - Dell Streak
GAUSB1A110700-EU - bought direct from dell.co.uk unlocked, supposed to be updated 15/11/2010 three days ago. I'm astonished that no information is available, its a disgrace. My £450 phone is almost useless, just now I received an email from a potential customer telling me he couldn't...
18 Nov 2010
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Dell Stage on other phones?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=831144&page=1 So how why is it that Dell can release this to the world, but the Dell Streak still can't get Froyo 2.2 and Stage as an official update?
8 Nov 2010
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Froyo Android 2.2
As with all the other frustrated Dell Streak owners, I'm after any info on when the Dell Streak might finally be updated to 2.2. After purchasing the phone in Australia the week of launch and being promised an update to 2.1 by the end of October, to then find out this was cancelled and still...
3 Nov 2010
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Dell Venue Android - Car mode turns on when not connected to anything
Hello, My Dell Venue keeps popping in and out of car mode randomly whether connected to the computer or not connected at all. Also this seems to drain the battery. Tried to turn it off and on again but that didn't help, I'm dreading a factory reset. has anyone encountered this? ...
24 Jul 2011
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Re: Streak 7 to PC
This is too stupid now. The whole world does not have Windows 7 or wants to pay EXTRA FOR EXTRA devices just to have a properly ruuning device. My manual sayS it should work with window XP. Can any explain this ??????? I have spent 2 frigging days now trying to get the streak 7 connecting for...
1 Jan 2012
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Issues With 2.2 Post Upgrade
Hi folks, Like a lot of you here, I have decided to go ahead with the update posted in the 2.2 FAQ thread (http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/mobile-devices/f/3824/t/19353639.aspx) and I now have a working 2.2 install on my Streak . Since the update I have been experiencing one or two...
22 Nov 2010
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Re: Dell Streak Froyo (2.2) Update Frequently Asked Questions
I live in Canada but I bought mine in Broadway in Mongkok. I use a Canadian carrier also. So, the HK versions are unlocked. No update for me yet. I constantly check several times a day. Model Number: Dell Streak Firmware version: 1.6 Baseband version: GAUSB1A111511-EU Kernel version...
22 Nov 2010
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Re: 2.2 in January? Really Dell....Why lie?
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@wrightc88 and others on this thread, I just published a blog post on this topic. You can see it here: http://dell.to/dWRBtU .
9 Dec 2010
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Workaround for problem with Dell Sync by Nero crashing out of its' mind at launch
I installed the Dell Sync by Nero for my 2.2 firmware, and it was crashing out of its' mind at launch because of bad metadata in a video clip. (the DLL file that was reported by Windows was "NeMetaData.dll".) I couldn't identify the specific video or folder containing the video to...
16 Dec 2010
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Media Gone?
OK, today i get a notification that there us an update availble for my Streak....FINALLY. I dl the 2.2 update, back up my info and then install. All is working well except for the fact that alll the 6 gigs of music that I purchased from Amazon MP3 is gone, folders are ALL empty. Anyone else have this...
11 Mar 2011
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Re: Dell Streak Froyo (2.2) Update Frequently Asked Questions
Amy You say that it's not true that UK users were promised that they would be first for the Froyo update, that it was just a rumor. But the official Dell UK Facebook feed said this on Nov 12: "Dell Home UK: DellStreak will begin a rollout of the 2.2 update OTA before the end of Nov....
16 Nov 2010
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Android 2.2 Froyo For Dell Streak Delayed – Again
Eric Calouro | Jan 14, 2011 This story isn't going to make Dell Streak owners pleased, but it's interesting information nonetheless. With that said, Google's Android 2.2 Froyo update was rumored to hit the Dell Streak tablet this week, but as it would turn out, that's apparently...
14 Jan 2011
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Copy and Paste texts in froyo 2.2
I just bought a Dell Streak 2.2 Froyo. As I have been a user of Palm Treo for a decade and recently also use Blackberry, I wonder how to copy paste texts between messaging, email and word. Thanks for any enlightment on this Omega
22 Dec 2010
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Dell Streak - Froyo a defective Yoyo
Why has Dell made such a terrible mistake in launching a Streak which is riddled with so many faults? The complaints from users are so, so many! Will the product survive this onslaught from the current unsatisfied owners?
7 Jan 2011
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Any idea when is DELL going to put the updates for DELL AERO which has a Android 1.5. I was informed by the customer service on the phone that the DELL is going to release updates for Android 2.2 (Froyo) for both DELL AERO and DELL STREAK by end of month or early next month. Is there a ROM update...
7 Sep 2010
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Re: Dell Streak Froyo (2.2) Update Frequently Asked Questions
I am assuming you are working in a corporate environment in a position where you are probably allowed to "make decisions" in purchases. I am explaining my point of view with the personal experience of working as a cashier in Burger King. Four customers complained at the drive through window...
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The authentic tastes of Key West pounce across palates at Leapin' Lizard, where an extensive menu of steak and seafood dishes tempers belly squalls amid the sprightly sounds of live entertainment. Patrons vanquish appetites with the slow-roasted queen- and king-cut prime rib (market price) and swathe landlocked taste buds in a deep-sea deluge of oysters on the half shell (market price). Teeth excavate through the jalapeño and cheddar layers of the Smokin' Southwest burger ($7.99) in search of the juicy beef patty at its center, and spoons sink into the spicy andouille sausage, shrimp, and chicken of the Cajun gumbo stew ($10.99). Leapin' Lizard's full bar balances out the bayou heat with more than 35 varieties of beer—a regional beverage that explorer Juan Ponce de León first sipped at the fizzy golden spring of the Fountain of Youth. The invigorating drinks menu featuring specialty rum runners, such as the Hot Damn Taz, pairs well with weekly events and the plethora of live rock and roll music Tuesday through Sunday.
The aroma of cigars hits you as you walk into the spacious humidor. Boxes line the walls, filled with everything from Ashtons to Gurkhas and Don Pepin Garcias. This humidor is the handy work of Rich Castiano, who grew up watching his father Sal enjoy a good smoke. To share his love of cigars with others, Rich established the World Famous Cigar Bar and stocked it with the finest stogies around. He even created his own special blend in honor of Sal—the 1929 Castiano, a box-pressed cigar featuring Nicaraguan filler, a Jalapa binder, and an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper.
In the 1890's, the only liquids being served at The Ice House Pub were not actually in liquid form. They were ice. And that's because the historic building was originally built as an ice plant for the fishing industry. Now, more than a century later, the landmark building spends its days and nights as a local, English-style pub that boasts an authentic menu of English eats and more than 150 different types of international draft and bottled brews, from Guinness to American favorites like Stone Brewery and Yuengling.
A wooden, high-vaulted ceiling looks down on the pub's tall, brick walls - one of which holds a 10 foot HD television - as diners rest at wooden tables, plunging forks into steaming plates of cottage pie and fish and chips, as well as American bar favorites such as beer battered onion rings and Angus beef burgers. In between bites, guests can take turns pummeling steel-tipped darts into ten regulation-sized boards or take advantage of the pub's other games, such as hot gluing dominoes pieces to snooker balls. The Ice House also regularly hosts dart leagues for men, women, and co-ed teams, and live entertainment in the evenings.
After spending 33 years saving lives in the firefighting service, Firehouse Sports Grill proprietor Joe Wise collected beloved recipes from stations throughout the country to regale diners with firefighter feasts of burgers and sandwiches, pizzas, and pastas. A bar area decked out in polished aluminum tread plate evokes the raw power of a speeding fire engine, and crimson walls laden with ancient fire axes and keepsake pictures of old emergency crews hark back to a simpler time before fire poles were replaced with teleportation devices. Multiple flat-screen TVs broadcast sporting events as guests sip frosty drafts and potent cocktails and chow down on hand-cut fries, tangy salads, and tender barbecue ribs.


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Height/Weight | 6' 4"/ 308 lbs. |
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NFC West spin cycle: 49ers looking very ordinary
PFW executive editor Dan Arkush offers his weekly team-by-team take on the state of the NFC West.
Byrd's pick propels Bills to OT win over Cardinals
Jairus Byrd's second interception of the game set up Rian Lindell's 25-yard field goal 3:50 into overtime that gave the Bills a 19-16 victory over the Cardinals.
Cardinals' ground game in dire shape
A Cardinals offense that was hopefully born to run with "Thunder and Lightning" intensity, looks like it might have died a quick death.
Cardinals RB Williams to have season-ending shoulder surgery
Cardinals RB Ryan Williams needs surgery on his shoulder and is out for the rest of the season, head coach Ken Whisenhunt said Monday.
NFC West spin cycle: Week Five
PFW executive editor Dan Arkush delivers his weekly team-by-team take on the state of the NFC West.
Rams get nine sacks, hand Cardinals first loss
DE Robert Quinn had three of the Rams' nine sacks on Kevin Kolb to keep the Cardinals in check in a 17-3 victory Thursday night.
Report: Amendola has broken collarbone
Rams WR Danny Amendola, who injured his right shoulder against Arizona on Thursday night, reportedly broke his collarbone.
Rams' Jackson, Cardinals' Dockett active
Rams RB Steven Jackson and Cardinals DE Darnell Dockett are both active for Thursday night's game in St. Louis.
Thursday's 60-second rant: Cardinals-Rams game could be something special
PFW executive editor Dan Arkush couldn't be looking more forward to Thursday night's Cardinals-Rams skirmish on a national stage.
Key matchup: Cardinals secondary vs. Rams receivers
Today's Key matchup focuses on the Cardinals' secondary vs. the Rams' receivers in this week's Thursday-night game in St. Louis.
Power rankings: Cardinals fly up the ranks
The undefeated Cardinals moved up in this week's edition of the PFW Power Rankings, but they still sit behind fellow undefeateds the Texans and Falcons.
Dockett should be good to go for Cardinals in Week Five
We hear Cardinals DE Darnell Dockett probably will be back for the Thursday-night game against the Rams after missing Week Four.
NFC West Spin cycle: Week Four
PFW executive editor Dan Arkush offers his weekly team-by-team take on the state of the NFC West.
Cardinals stay unbeaten after OT win over Miami
Jay Feely kicked a 46-yard field goal 6:31 into overtime to keep the Cardinals unbeaten with a 24-21 victory over the Dolphins on Sunday.
Cardinals sign FB Maui'a after Hall retires
The Cardinals announced Friday that they have re-signed FB Reagan Maui'a and placed FB Korey Hall on the reserve/retired list.
Daryn Colledge, the starting left guard for the Super Bowl champion Packers, says he is done in Green Bay.|||||||
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MfD: Museum head fired over book praising communist period
Prague, Nov 21 (CTK) - Zdenek Novak has ended in the post of Czech Museum of Agriculture head over its poor financial management, while the last straw for his sacking was the museum's patronage of a book praising the communist-era agriculture, daily Mlada fronta Dnes (MfD) writes Wednesday.
In October, Agriculture Minister Petr Bendl (Civic Democrats, ODS) dismissed Novak, who headed the museum for two years, over discrepancies in the museum's financial management, MfD writes, citing the ministry's spokesperson.
Bendl said the last straw for him to sack Novak was the book "Czech agriculture through witnesses' eyes" that was issued under the museum's auspices.
Based on statistical data, the book's three authors analyse the development of Czech agriculture in the past six decades, praising the "normalisation period," or the communist hardliners' rule in the 1970s and 1980s, as extraordinarily successful, MfD writes.
The authors are critical of the developments in the 1950s, but only from the economic results' point of view, while completely ignoring the decade as the period of infamous forced collectivisation in agriculture, the paper writes.
The developments since late 1989, when the communist regime fell in Czechoslovakia, are assessed only negatively, which is reflected by a diagram of the gross agricultural output on the book's cover.
The diagram's curve sharply plummets as from November 1989.
The book assesses agriculture's development only in terms of the volume of production, almost ignoring other aspects such as the impact the communist style of farming had on the landscape, environment and people's lives, the daily writes.
One of the book's authors, Miroslav Toman, was agriculture minister in the last pre-1989 communist government.
Apart from the controversial book, the other reason behind Novak's dismissal was the museum's bad financial situation including a threatening shortage of money for the staff's pay, of which Novak reportedly failed to inform the ministry, MfD writes.
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To judge by the official home-sales statistics, the rally in home-building stocks doesn't make all that much sense. A look at what the companies are saying suggests there is something real behind the rally.
The S&P's index of home-building stocks is up 43% so far this year and up 125% from the low they logged in October. Given that investors have bought into a housing recovery several times since the housing bust, only to be led lemming-like to the next precipice, one can't help but worry that history is repeating itself.
Nor do the Commerce Department's new home-sales figure offer much solace. There were 337,000 homes sold in the first quarter, at a seasonally adjusted annual rate. That was better than the 299,000 sold a year earlier but still below the 358,000 sold in the first quarter of 2010. And yet home-building shares are now 23% higher than they were at this point in 2010.
Figures from the companies themselves tell a more positive story. The three large home builders that reported last week— M.D.C. Holdings, MDC -0.28% M.D.C. Holdings Inc. U.S.: NYSE $28.28 -0.08 -0.28% March 14, 2014 4:02 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 756,888 AFTER HOURS $28.28 0.00 0.00% March 14, 2014 4:26 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 9,052 P/E Ratio 4.41 Market Cap $1.38 Billion Dividend Yield 3.54% Rev. per Employee $1,486,710 More quote details and news » Standard Pacific SPF -1.39% Standard Pacific Corp. U.S.: NYSE $8.54 -0.12 -1.39% March 14, 2014 4:04 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3.09M AFTER HOURS $8.54 0.00 0.00% March 14, 2014 7:25 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 35,036 P/E Ratio 16.68 Market Cap $2.37 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $1,739,480 More quote details and news » and Beazer Homes BZH -0.59% Beazer Homes USA Inc. U.S.: NYSE $20.33 -0.12 -0.59% March 14, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 390,590 AFTER HOURS $20.33 0.00 0.00% March 14, 2014 4:26 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 1,406 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap $515.55 Million Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $1,519,190 01/30/14 Beazer Homes Loss Narrows on H... More quote details and news » —said they closed on a combined 2,115 homes in the first quarter, up from 1,556 a year before and from 1,912 two years earlier. Net new orders (new orders minus cancellations) came to 3,508, up from 2,556 a year earlier and from 3,363 two years earlier. And that has been the general trend across the sector.
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The evidence of a firmer housing market shown in first-quarter results comes with a cost: The shares are much more expensive. The top 10 home builders, by market capitalization, now trade at 1.9 times book value, on average, from 1.4 times at the start of the year. For them to be worth the price, the housing market will need to become far healthier over the next year—a recovery that would help lift the entire economy.
Putting it otherwise, investors who are comfortable buying home builders now should be comfortable buying the broader stock market.
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i am a scientist and for many years an agnostic,sitting on the fence,then one day ddecided it was time to make up my mind. it took 20 minutes of listening to christopher hitchens to convince me that there is no god. i have found a "killer"question that no theist can answer
"if there is an omnipotent and loving god why do bad things happen to good people?"and use it whenever i can
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"if there is an omnipotent and loving god why do bad things happen to good people?"
The answer is that God does not love everyone. The Bible is filled with many examples of God ordering his followers to kill other people. At the same time, one of God's commandments is don't kill. It seems that commandment should be Thou shall not kill unless I say so. Even as a horror fan, I cannot stomach that contradiction.
In answer to your question, I believe it is addressed in Ecclesiastes.
God doesn't allow suffering. He is not overseer of punishments, and He doesn't hurl lightning bolts at the "naughty" or atheistic. Human suffering was not the intnetion of the Creator, it was mankind that introduced it through disobedience. Since the Adam and Eve act of rebellion, we've all suffered the consequence of the human drive to do what feels good for ourselves and makes our bodies and brains feel good. When turned into a philosophy of life, and when unfettered by any contraints of moral or ethical bounds, you get The Lord of the Flies. When limited by government and laws instilled to "keep the peace", you get societies…happy grounds where people can basically live in peace, at least in the open. The concept you propose, the elimination of the concept of God from the human experience is not new or innovative, or any indicator of higher human function. It has been around since the creature in the garden seduced Adam and Eve into the first act of division between man and God. It isn't higher brain function, it is lower banal human drive to destroy and rebel. We are spending hundreds of billions of human dollars and resources to explore space in an effort to prove there is no God. We examine little rocks, we take pretty million dollar pics of Mars, trying to find trickles of water that once may have supported alien life…and can at last put a nail in the coffin of the Judeo-Christian God once and for all. We're still looking. We're still pushing the religion of human worship (atheism), which is really a demonic, satanic movement that started way before humans took Lucifer's place as God's most extraordinary creation. You aren't cool, or hip, or new…you are the oldest of the old. You were around before human kind. You are nothing more than humans wanting to prove you can do it alone. The further you push away, the more you and the world you are making (you are succeeding, by the way), is spiraling into decadence and lustful indulgence. That's okay by your creed. And it's okay by mine. By my belief, this is all normal operating procedure for humans and was foretold long ago. Keep doing your thing. The Bible says you will win this world. You can have it. Jesus won me Heaven….I'll take that.
Your entire argument consists of nothing but bad interpretations of what you've been told. It's as if you said, "They are looking for bugs, they must be trying to reach the center of the earth." and went with it, simply because it seemed logical. Surely though, I shouldn't resort to Ad Ridiculum throughout this particular reply.
I can admit one thing, I've never had a theist tell me atheism has been around longer, so, I present this argument: Most theists trust their religion simply b/c it's "been around longer" so it must have more truth in it's background" (absurd conclusion, but hey, what can you do) So, why don't you accept Atheism as your one true "Faith"?
(Adding " there to emphasize your lack of knowledge about the meaning of Atheism, "-the religion of human worship (atheism), which is really a demonic, satanic movement-" First, Atheists don't 'worship' anything, hence the term 'Atheist' (A- meaning without, -Theist meaning a belief in god(s).) In order for our movement, as you say, to be demonic or satanic, we kinda have to believe in them, don't you think? Almost all atheists decided to drop their faith, or never adopt one, simply because they can think for themselves and apply logic to perverse arguments such as yours.
(My, I certainly went on a bit there?)
Last thing i want to address:
Either your god can do anything and chooses to do nothing, or he simply can't do anything. This statement is perfect for this example: A man rapes a young girl, who coincidentally believes in God, this man causes untold amounts of pain and psychological suffering that will never be truly repaired, because of this she gives up on god for letting something as horrible as this happen to her. The rapist however, an atheist for this argument, goes to jail, and seeing the error of his ways, repents. Now, since the rapist, who is at fault for the girls suffering, found god he will spend an eternity in heaven, but the girl who 'left' god, will burn in hell. Ask yourself now, how is that morally decent? If these are the morals you wish to live by, I fear for you, and in the act of doing something equally useless (as praying) I shall chant at a pear about how wrong I think you are. (See? I have an imaginary friend too!)
I am a 42-year old divorcee and mother of three. I grew up in a Protestant family but, to be honest, religion never made sense to me. I believe in living an ethical life, helping others, showing compassion and striving for fairness. We do not need to bring a god into the picture to live like that. I try to teach my children that being alive is a most amazing experience. The fact that we are complex organisms who have developed the ability to wonder and to ask questions about meaning is in itself a beautiful mystery and, rather than seeking to find myths and crazy stories to answer those questions, we should actually live our lives embracing and cherishing the mystery.
Re Graham's "killer question" why do bad things happen to good people if God is a loving God. Clearly Jesus was a good person yet God let him suffer and die on a cross. Suffering is a core part of the Christian religion and faith. Some people don't get it. That's ok, but to refer to it as a killer question is naive in the least.
Atheists ARE killers.
Last I checked, Atheists didn't fly planes into the WTC screaming to Allah.
Yeah, instead of killing Thousands, atheist set up Gulags and killed millions.
What are you talking about? It appears you are lumping people who do not believe there is a god with the Soviet Union government agency that administered the main Soviet forced labor camp systems during the Stalin era, from the 1930s through the 1950s (borrowed off Wikipedia). Me thinks you are on the wrong website… just sayin…
In response to "Just Sayin" — there are a couple of factors that need to be considered with respect to Stalin and his atrocities. First, Marxism functioned as a surrogate religion. It was a dogmatic system far different from the critical rationalism practiced by most contemporary atheists. Second, Stalin was primarily about power. In the broad sweep of Russian history, he looks like a Czar. Many Czars were cruel and killed untold numbers of their human "subjects." But the population of Russia (and the Soviet Union as a whole) was much higher in the twentieth century than in previous centuries, and Stalin had access to better technology.
I am currently reading Steven Pinker's book The Better Agels Our Nature: Why Violence has Declined. According to Pinker, the Thirty Years' War, which had a lot to do with religion and was certainly inflamed by religious passions, killed a number of people that would have been equivalent to a staggering 32 MILLION in the twentieth century, based on percentages. So, while Stalin's atrocities are indefensible, it is hard to lay them at the feet of atheism, whereas religion has, in fact been resonsible for the deaths of uncounted millions.
Thats nothing. The Officially Atheistic Commie governments, which wanted to eliminate religion because of their atheistic hatred of it (which you see in some of the "new"atheists) killed 100 Million People in the last century alone.
Agreed. not only that but I do see a need for suffering to some degree in life. Whether it be given by god or not is totally irrelevant. Without suffering how could we truly know the meaning of joy or happiness?
Yea for Amanda for speaking out in defense of her father.
So "Still Sayin'" thinks that the massacres of the Thirty Years' War were "nothing." Really?
Well, here's something more to think about: that war was just one of a series of predominantly religious wars during the Reformation Era. Of course, we could also point out other atrocities committed in the name of religion — the various Inquisitions (Spanish, Papal, etc) come to mind, as do the Crusades (the Albigensian Crusade was a particularly cruel one, and was not even directed as Muslims), witch burnings, persecutions of "heretics," and so forth.
Further, "Still Sayin'" apparently did not see my other points worthy of a response, or perhaps he/she just doesn't know how to respond. To reiterate, there is a world of difference between doctrinaire Marxists of the 20th century and the critical rationalism (this is a term borrowed from Karl Popper) exhibited and promulgated by most contemporary atheists (even if they don't use the term). Second, people like Stalin were primarily about power, and Stalin is really no surprise in the context of Russian history. Many Czars, who were at least nominally Christian, were equally cruel, and would have killed just as many people if there had been as many to kill, and if they had the technological means to do so.
Perhaps "Just Sayin'" or "Still Sayin" or whomever would care to respond to those points?
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I am a homeless derelict. I am also a drunk and a college student. I have been through the supposedly "spiritual not religious" 12 step BS and rehab and the more I hear that god made me a drunk and that only he can relieve mo of my plight the more I think these people are nuts. Psychology has show us how the mind develops behaviors. It has show the process as a standard learning process. What does that have to do with a supreme being? I need to alter my behaviors and learn new methods of interaction. I don't see any available theraputic method to assist with self betterment of a thirty five year old who has ruined his capacity to coexist with other people. Religious submission is what has supported my deterioration. The lack of community and the abuse suffered at the hands of the relgious for my lack of beleif are major causes of my condition. When I finally rejected religion es todo, I found that the road I had travled was in ruins behind me. Me own fault? Maybe, but evolution shows that biological and interactive conditions are the components that cause people to develop their personalities. All I want is to have the oppertunity to share the destructive power of submission to that which another benefits from. Altruism is at it's core the act of self-destruction. Reliance on others while giving away everything you produce.
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I have been an atheist since I was 12 after rejecting religion. I was raised a Methodist.
I am now 66 and retired. I have never had a problem with being an atheist and I live in the Bible belt (Texas).
I have read the Bible and have studied history extensively. I am a firm believer in the scientific method and critical thinking. I believe in evolution and the Big Bang and many other scientific principles and theories.
I have been married for 40 years and have three sons. I have eight rescue animals. I try to live with peace and respect in a world that I find increasingly insane. I do not own a gun. I am not prejudiced. I speak Japanese but am American. I admire Zen Buddhists for their non-God approach to living but I am not a Buddhist. I am a musician and artist. I have a full life without the necessity of a deity.
My after life will be like my before life. I have no maker to meet. I do not live in fear. I will not die in fear either.
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Many friends and acquaintances usually ask me why I am an atheist. My response is usually that I find it difficult to believe some of the religious dogmas which are inconsistent with modern day knowledge. Some of these are:
1. That there is a super-wise old man called God who lives way up in the sky in a place called heaven.
2. That this old man created the earth a couple thousand years ago.
3. That a couple hundred years ago this old man got up one morning without anything to do and decided to make human beings out of dust.
3. That this old man came down on earth and impregnated a young Palestinian woman named Mary. He named his son Jesus.
4. That there is life after death. If you praise this old man during your life, when you die he will send you to Heaven where you will live on milk and honey and be served by young virgins called angels.
4. That if you disobey him during your life, when you die he will resurrect you and send you to a place call Hell where you will burn forever.It seems that this is a wicked and spiteful old man with a really bad attitude
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