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» BCMB TOP NEWS: The College of Arts and Sciences celebrated outstanding faculty with awards in advising, teaching, research, outreach, and service during its annual Winter Convocation on Dec. 4. The following BCMB faculty have received the following awards:
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Interdepartmental Collaboration in Scholarship and Research Award (highlights successful teamwork among faculty across disciplines and specialties):
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Rebecca A. Prosser, professor of biochemistry and molecular biology
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Jeremy Smith is Involved with ORNL Research that Could Advance the Understanding of Metal
Supercomputer Reveals New Details Behind Drug-processing Protein Model
UT/BCMB Student, Chelsea Knotts, Encourages Homeless to Run
Dr. Jae Park Hosts a Molecular Biology Workshop for Knox County High School Teachers
BCMB Student Organizes Running Club for the Homeless
Dr. Beth Mullin named Professor Emerita
BCMB Faculty Involved in Curriculum Reform—Bringing Research to the Classroom
UT Graduate Students in the Division of Biology Help Break Graduation Bottlenecks
REU Students Present Final Reports
Incoming Freshman Life of the Mind Project has a Biology Focus
"STEM Majors are on the Increase at UTK"
Summer Explorations into "Sensing and Signaling"
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Doubling down on abject failure.These people have no shame.
Yeah, but the Repubs will just suggest their "friends" are simply a bit misguided, and then will end up rolling over.What a pathetic bunch of losers they all are (and we are under their rule).
Obama versus America or Florida versus Kentucky. Gee, what to watch tonight....?
I hope Rubio´s response resembles a Rotweiler than the usual Pubbie Poodle. Too much to hope for.
Let´s see. We have free food, free condoms, and free cell phones. What else can he promise? Free tequila? Free tats? Free designer nails? The possibilities seem endless. And the ignorant half the country will cheer him on.
"Building the middle class from the inside out" implies that unemployed and underemployed people just have to appear at factories and offices to be hired. There doesn´t need to be an owner of the plant or office, since that means "top down". Rather, walk in, sit down and collect a paycheck from inside.Obama´s brain, Val Jar, provides another stunner: "....and how do we make sure that if you work hard, you can make a good living?" Will Obama propose that all workers have an Obamameter that measures effort on the job? If Obamameter reports that you stayed 15 minutes after 50 pm or handled another 3 people in line before you closed the register, will your employer be required to give you a $10,000 bonus towards that "good living". Or, will there be federal agents at every employee´s review to determine appropriate level of compensation? The is class warfare at its worst.
WHich means that Obama can´t handle more than one thought at a time.
The newest Senator from Texas, Ted Cruz, would have been my choice for the State of the Union response. He is by far more capable and not afraid to voice his conservative convictions. Rubio will only try to elevate himself, not conservative ideals. He and Ayotte have been glued to the hip with McCain and Graham since they hit DC and they are NOT what I consider the two to have leading the procession.McCain now wants to increase taxes. Could Graham be very far behind to echo this action?
ValJar is a subversive Svengali. Conservative news outlets need to harangue the fraud prez about her, the way that G.W. Bush was harangued about Karl Rove. Rove finally left, but I don´t think the idea would cross ValJar´s mind, since she is doing someone´s mission to control Obama.
Americans need to wake up and look at this woman and see who she is: a seditiously mean, calculating, America hating, eminence grise who stands in the shadow of this muslim monster and his monster wife in everything they do from the time their eyes open in the morning and until they close at night. She is evil to the core, has never been vetted, and more people daily seem to be realizing she is running this country.
The only words that I am interested in hearing are: "I resign and I have ordered all of my cabinet members to be arrested."
Obama´s doing a great job destroying the middle and upper classes with his sytematic attacks on the Constitution, business, defense and morality!
Meanwhile, Sheila Jackson Lee has staked out her seat on the aisle so the folks back home can see her on TV!


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2008 Seattle Seahawks tickets are in for a party. Remember, this is the last hurrah for Mike Holmgren. Expect the Seahawks to pull out all the stops, trying to make a Big Bang and give Holmgren a Super Bowl victory as a going away present. As always in the NFL, the Seahawks have some major hurdles to overcome. But nobody can say that Mike is robbing the future to win now. Seattle passed the acid test on the future of the team by dumping Shaun Alexander and his big contract right before the NFL draft. While the nucleus of the team remains intact, management has to step up to the plate to keep Seahawks tickets at the top of the NFC West.
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At first glance, Seahawks ticket holders probably greeted the Alexander head chopping as a mistake. After all, this s a man who scored 28 touchdowns only two seasons back, earning NFL MVP honors along the way. But the last few seasons have not been kind to the Seahawks running game. A mere 716 yards from Alexander and one of the lowest yards per rush averages in the NFL spelled doom for the ball carrier. The change? Enter Julius Jones, formerly of the Dallas Cowboys. Jones got usurped in Dallas by Marion Barber and looks for greener pastures in the NFC West. The addition of T.J. Duckett, a runner with more punch, compliments Barber. For fans with Seahawks tickets, it will take some getting used to.
With Matt Hasselbeck in Pro Bowl form last season (3,966 yards, 28 TD's against only 12 picks) Seattle is set at quarterback. Bobby Engram is still their biggest threat in the receiving game but adding another speed guy in free agency would help. On the defensive side, management made Seahawks ticket holders happy by taking USC defensive lineman Lawrence Jackson with their first pick, a guy who can fill almost any spot along the line and give the Seattle defense a better rush and solid run support.
2008 Seahawks Tickets – Holmgren's Last Hurrah
Mike Holmgren has been good to the Seahawks. Always a leader in the NFC West over the past five years, Seattle has come maddeningly close, appearing in a Super Bowl once during his tenure. The time has come to move on, but Mike Holmgren feels like he's leaving the team in good hands with Jim Mora. The changeover looks to be seamless, an oddity in the NFL. But don't be fooled. Mike Holmgren wants to go out a winner and that means good things will continue to come from Qwest Field and Seattle Seahawks tickets.
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3. Julian Peterson: Linebacker Julian Peterson leads a fast, underrated defense. The Seahawks are hard-hitting defenders who swarm to the football.
2. Hall of Famers: The Seahawks have produced four Hall of Famers, Carl Eller, Franco Harris, Steve Largent and quarterback Warren Moon. Moon holds several distinctions, including being the first, and currently only African-American quarterback elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
1. Shaun Alexander: Running back Shaun Alexander is the centerpiece of the Seahawks' offense. In 2005, he led the NFL in rushing yards, touchdowns and points. Following an injury-plagued 2006 season, Alexander looks to rebound with a huge 2007.
The Seattle Seahawks NFL Playoff Tickets
Seahawks tickets became NFL Playoff tickets by the Seahawks posting a 9-7 record and winning the NFC West. To say the Seahawks backed into the playoffs may not be entirely correct, but it certainly wasn't an impressive road to the post-season. Seattle started the season with three impressive wins, including a solid 42-30 win over the Giants. But in Week 4 the Seahawks got blitzed by Chicago and followed that up with a narrow escape in St. Louis and consecutive losses against Minnesota and Kansas City. Along the way, Seattle suffered injuries to starting quarterback Matt Hasselbeck and running back Shaun Alexander. Still, when the duo returned, Seattle was 8-4 and in command of the NFC West. Then came a three game slide that saw the Seahawks fall to lowly Arizona, the 49ers, and the San Diego Chargers. Those losses left Seattle fans wondering whether their heroes really deserved NFL Playoff tickets.
But the Seahawks finished off the season with a good performance in a 23-7 win over Tampa Bay and earned the #4 seed in the NFC. Shaun Alexander is completely healthy and Matt Hasselbeck is back on track. As an added plus, Seattle Seahawks fans will be enjoying their NFL Playoff tickets in a home game for at least one week. To get to Miami and enjoy Super Bowl tickets though, the Seahawks will have to raise their game substantially.
The Seahawks Road to Super Bowl Tickets
Super Bowl tickets won't be easy to come by for the Seattle Seahawks. Matt Hasselbeck may be healthy but he hasn't shown the consistency he did last year. With only 18 touchdowns and 15 interceptions on the year, the Seahawks will have to rely heavily on Shaun Alexander. But Alexander has produced only half the yardage he did in 2005 when the Seahawks won the NFC Championship. That dropoff is a result of losses on the offensive line and a defense that never got in sync in 2006. Let's all remember though, that this is the NFC where no team other than the Bears has shown any real chance at domination. And even Chicago has obvious weak spots. The NFC is as wide open as its ever been and the Seahawks have just as much chance of earning NFC Championship tickets, or even Super Bowl tickets, as anyone else.
Following their best season and their first Super Bowl appearance ever, the Seattle Seahawks and head coach Mike Holmgren are going back to work to try and string together back-to-back appearance in the biggest football game of the year. If you want to be in the best seats available at Qwest Field as the team, led by NFL MVP Shaun Alexander and Matt Hasselbeck, tries to cement their place in the NFL history books, then you need grab your Seahawks tickets before the Seattle fans snatch them all up.
In a conference that has the Seahawks competing against the San Francisco 49ers, the St. Louis Rams and the Arizona Cardinals, it will not be an easy road back to the Super Bowl. Last year, the Seahawks faced the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Super Bowl, only to be defeated by a score of 21-10. This year they will have to grind out more wins than the other NFC West Division teams if they hope to get another shot, including the Arizona Cardinals and their first-round draft pick, Matt Leinart. Leinart is one of the most anticipated quarterbacks to come out of college in many years, but Hasselbeck and the rest of the Seattle Seahawks plan on making Leinart's transition from college to the pros as tough as possible.
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Last week's game - The Seattle Seahawks will look to stomp Oakland this weekend and thwart any notion of a comeback from the team everyone loves to hate.
1:00 p.m., Sunday
Raymond James Stadium
With their division locked up and a playoff spot assured, the Seahawks are gearing up for the postseason. Their last regular season game is on the road against the hapless Tampa Bay Buccaneers. They have better get ready, because this game has trap written all over it. It's important to have momentum coming into the playoffs and a road loss would be the Seahawks' second loss in a row. They have to win here to be successful in the playoffs.
ABCTickets.com NFL Prediction: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 17, Seattle Seahawks 13
(Last Week: 9-7/Season: 125-74)
Fantasy Football ticket to victory: RB Shaun Alexander may have hurt you by going out with an injury earlier in the season, but don't hold that against him now.
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4 p.m. Sunday
Qwest Field
The Seahawks need to start getting ramped up if hey have any hope at all of going deep into the playoffs. Between injuries and bad luck nothing seems to be going right in Seattle. This is probably the most uninspired Seahawks team in ages. Hasselbeck looks good in spots. Shaun Alexander is doing OK but can't overcome the other deficiencies all by himself. Now they play probably the best team in the AFC. Seattle takes a blow here folks as San Diego rolls right over what's supposed to the class of the NFC.
ABCTickets.com NFL Prediction: San Diego Chargers 31, Seattle Seahawks 20
(Last Week: 9-7/Season 116-67)
Fantasy Football ticket to victory: Shaun Alexander gets a bunch of carries in a desperate attempt to keep L.T. off the field.
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8 pm, Thursday
Qwest Field
The Seattle Seahawks need to get their act together. Yes, they've got a 3-game lead in the NFC West but mediocrity will get you a one and out situation in the NFL Playoffs. Getting dusted by Arizona isn't a big confidence builder either. Against the 49ers Seattle will have to rediscover their run defense. They'll also have to contend with a 49ers defense that's getting better every week. Matt Hasselbeck, still recovering from injury, hasn't found his rhythm in the offense yet but this could be the game in which he does it. Provided the Seahawks can cure the turnover flu that gripped the team against Arizona.
ABCTickets.com NFL Prediction: Seattle Seahawks 24, San Francisco 49ers 21
(Last Week: 9-7/Season 116-67)
Fantasy Football ticket to victory: Shaun Alexander looks like a good bet. The Seahawks will be looking to establish a ground game to take the pressure off Hasselbeck and his ailing knee.
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4:05 p.m., Sunday
Cardinals Stadium
With the return of Shaun Alexander and Matt Hasselbeck, things are beginning to get back to normal in Seattle. The 'Hawks stormed into Denver last week and knocked off the Broncos. Now, Seattle will be looking to put the clamps down on their third straight NFC West Division crown. But Arizona is an improved bunch of Cardinals, led by rookie quarterback Matt Leinart and one of the best receiving duos in the league in Anquan Boldin and Larry Fitzgerald. Take Seattle in a close one.
ABCTickets.com NFL Prediction: Seattle 28, Arizona 24
(Last Week: 11-5/Season 118-65)
Fantasy Football ticket to victory: Seattle running back Shaun Alexander. (Last week: Alexander — 21 carries, 137 yards).
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4:05 pm, Sunday
INVESCO Field at Mile High
The Seahawks are finally healthy and ready to make their run for the playoffs. Shaun Alexander is back and running at full speed while Matt Hasselbeck's knee looks completely healed. This week they take on a suddenly desperate Broncos team at Mile High. It won't be easy, but the Seahawks have the offensive weapons to overcome the top-ranked Broncos defense and have enough defense themselves to beat up on Jay Cutler in his first NFL start. With their two starts back in action, Seattle is back in business and looking to the post-season.
ABCTickets.com NFL Prediction: Seattle Seahawks 21, Denver Broncos 19
(Last Week: 10-6/Season 107-60)
Fantasy Football ticket to victory: RB Shaun Alexander is off the injury list and starting for your fantasy team again. (Last week: WR Darrell Jackson, 2 catches for 20 yards, 1 TD)
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8:30 Monday
Qwest Field
Seahawks fans have to be disappointed. They get the best running back in the league back in action and watch him produce a meager 37 yards against San Francisco. Oh well, maybe he was just warming up. If they're lucky, Seattle will see the return of Matt Hasselbeck and they can get things ramped up again. But Green Bay has shown the rest of the NFL that they won't be folding their tents for awhile yet. If the Seahawks aren't careful they can let the NFC West slip away. But we don't expect that to happen. Regardless of whether Hasselback returns, Alexander will be in better form and he'll make the difference.
ABCTickets.com NFL Prediction: Seattle Seahawks 20, Gren Bay Packers 17
(Last Week: 9-7/Season 91-54)
Fantasy Football ticket to victory: Seattle wide receiver Darrell Jackson (Last week: Jackson - 5 catches, 81 yards, 1 TD)
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4:05 pm, Sunday
Monster Park
The Seahawks are hoping to have quarterback Matt Hasselbeck and running back Shaun Alexander back for Sunday's NFC West showdown with the improving 49ers. The Seahawks held things together without their two stars, upending the St. Louis Rams last week to take control of the division. But the 49ers are also surging and polished off Detroit last week for their second consecutive victory. Look out Seattle.br>
ABCTickets.com NFL Prediction: San Francisco 13, Seattle 10
(Last Week: 9-7/Season 91-54)
Fantasy Football ticket to victory: Seattle wide receiver Darrell Jackson (Last week: Jackson — 5 catches, 81 yards, 1 TD)
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4:15 p.m., Sunday
Qwest Field
Seattle, at least on the defensive side of the ball, returned to form in Monday night's win over Oakland. But the Seahawks our still missing the services of reigning NFL MVP Shaun Alexander and All-Pro quarterback Matt Hasselbeck. To make things worse, Seattle will be facing a Rams team dominated the Seahawks in their first meeting. But thanks to a dramatic fourth-quarterback comeback, Seattle prevailed with a victory in their first meeting with the Rams. Look for the Seahawks to make it two in a row.
ABCTickets.com NFL Prediction: Seattle 31, St. Louis 27
(Last Week: 9-4/Season 82-47)
Fantasy Football ticket to victory: Seattle wide receiver Deion Branch (Last week: Holt — 4 catches, 61 yards, 1 Touchdown)
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1 p.m., Sunday
Arrowhead Stadium
The injury bug has stung Seattle in a bad way. Reigning NFL MVP Shaun Alexander has missed nearly a month with a toe injury, and, last week, Pro Bowl quarterback Matt Hasselbeck is out for at least three weeks with a knee injury. That means young quarterback Seneca Wallace will make his first NFL start when the Seahawks travel raucous Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday.
ABCTickets.com NFL Prediction: Kansas City 28, Seattle 10
(Last Week: 5-8/Season 65-39)
Fantasy Football ticket to victory: Seattle running back Maurice Morris. (Last Week: Morris - 17 carries, 49 yards.)
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4 P.M., Sunday
Qwest Field
Who said the Seahawks were over-rated? Seattle came back in a big way on Sunday to top a hot Rams team 30-28. Matt Hasselbeck tossed three touchdown passes as the Seahawks pulled off a last second win. It was just what the doctor ordered for a Seattle club still trying to recapture that Super Bowl spirit. The Vikings are sporting a tough defense, but their offense will have a hard time against the Seahawks.
ABCTickets.com NFL Prediction: Seattle Seahawks 28, Minnesota Vikings 20
(Last Week: 8-5/Season 60-31)
Fantasy Football ticket to victory: Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck (Last week: Matt Hasselbeck, 19 of 32, 268 yards, 3 TD's).
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New York Giants at Seattle Seahawks
1 p.m., Sunday
Qwest Field
The Seahawks have picked up where they left off last year, shooting out to a 2-0 start to the 2006 NFL season. But this Sunday, they'll be facing their toughest test yet, when Eli Manning and the high-scoring New York Giants visit Qwest Field.
Seattle, led by a stingy defense, has posted victories over Detroit and Arizona. Can the Seahawks make it four in a row by knocking off the Giants? Absolutely.
ABCTickets.com NFL Prediction: Seattle 34, New York 27 (Last week: 13-3/Season: 33-9)
Fantasy football ticket to victory: Seattle quarterback Matt Hasselbeck. (Last week: Shaun Alexander 26 carries, 89 yards, 1 TD)
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Ubuntu has introduced a new Patent Policy to help developers and rights holders deal with software patent issues. With the Private Support, Canonical hopes to improve its revenue.
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The result was another excruciating loss for Baltimore in the desert.
Aaron Hill singled with one out in the bottom of the 14th inning on Wednesday to give the Diamondbacks their third straight walk-off win over the Orioles, 5-4.
"These last three days have been a lot of fun," Hill said.
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"It was a tough series," said Orioles starter Chris Tillman, thwarted in his bid for a 15th victory. "There's nothing you can do about it now. You've got to look forward to the next one at home."
Hill forced extra innings with an RBI single in the ninth off Jim Johnson in the Orioles closer's ninth blown save of the season and second in as many days.
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Heath Bell (4-1) threw an inning to get the victory.
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Dilation is a procedure to open and widen the cervix. The cervix is the entrance to the uterus. Curettage is the removal of the lining of the uterus by scraping. The lining is known as the endometrium. The two procedures are done together and are often referred to as a D&C.
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A D&C is usually done to determine what condition is causing abnormal bleeding. Some conditions that may cause abnormal bleeding are:
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Sometimes a D&C is done to stop the bleeding, rather than to diagnose why you are bleeding. For example, this procedure may be done to remove products of conception (eg, tissue from the fetus or placenta) or to treat bleeding that has not responded to other methods.
A D&C is not done if you have an infection (eg, affecting the uterus or fallopian tubes).
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A young man (Michael J. Fox) travels into the past and almost keeps his parents from getting married in Back To The Future (1985).
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Our introduction to Sullivan's Steakhouse came courtesy of one of the most cheerful, buoyant hostesses we've ever experienced. Think squeaky, perky Kristin Chenoweth, most recently of the canceled TV show Pushing Daisies, but 10 times more energetic. Yep, that bouncy—and this ball of fire was in black fishnet stockings to boot.
Our server and his team were just as enthusiastic, only slightly more low-key. After introducing himself, our waiter solicitously asked if we had any time constraints. We didn't, but it was nice he inquired. Maybe that explains the astonishing popularity of the place.
Even the managers, who stopped by our table (a little too often), were just the most genial people around. "Would you like to check out a book?" one joked on a pass-by. He was referring to the huge wall of weathered tomes on the shelves next to us. We learned we were sitting in an elevated area appropriately dubbed "The Library."
In fact, the restaurant reminded us of the downtown Enoch Pratt. Dark wood, dim lighting, but hardly hushed. As the night grew, every table was filled, and the cacophony kept building. We were probably supposed to feel swank and cool amid the swirling buzz of conversation.
We did, but we also were amazed that this expense-account kind of place was packed in this economy. In addition to the open dining area, there are private, side rooms that can seat from six to eight people and more.
To Sullivan's credit, the menu also offers "The Contender" list with entrees like blue-cheese meatloaf and roasted chicken for $18. Of course, next to it are the restaurant's signature steaks with a 24-ounce porterhouse weighing in at $40.
Something else that struck us: Other steakhouses make a big deal about whether their beef is wet or dry aged, grass or grain fed, Angus or Waygu. But Sullivan's—named after a 19th century boxer who was called "the best of the best"—only describes its beef as "hand cut" and the "finest steaks."
We later called the Baltimore location's general manager, Tina Lavelle, to find out more about the meat. She told us the beef is 1855 Premium Black Angus (that's a brand, she says) and is wet aged for at least 21 days.
(Here's a short beef-aging lesson: Wet-aged beef is vacuum-sealed while dry-aged beef is hung; both are stored in refrigerated coolers. The number of days varies, but the processes increase tenderness. There are different views on which is "better.")
While Sullivan's has "steakhouse" attached to its name, it also promotes its seafood and even has a separate shellfish menu.
We found our appetizers from the sea to be stellar. The ahi tuna tartare was a mound of ruby pearls served with mandarin oranges and guacamole. One diner at our table declared it "like spicy sushi." The oysters Rockefeller were also delectable—four huge specimens, decadent with spinach and hollandaise-like sauce.
But our favorite, probably because it's so retro, was the shrimp cocktail in a classic presentation—a chilled, stemmed vessel with crushed ice and enormous shrimp with a kicky cocktail sauce.
When you order steak here, the server makes sure you understand the difference between rare (red and cool) and, say, medium rare (red and warm). We had to assure him a couple of times that we really did want the 12-ounce New York strip rare. And when it arrived, the juicy slab of beef was indeed cooked just the way we ordered it.
Entrees come with a wedge of iceberg lettuce with blue-cheese dressing. Ours were crisp and traditional. One of our party isn't partial to blue cheese, but our server was happy to make a substitution for the dressing.
Our Chilean sea bass Hong-Kong style was a lovely, fresh-from-the-dock fillet arranged on top of mild, sautéed bok choy. Unfortunately, the "Asian soy sauce" accompanying it was too sweet and overwhelmed the dish. We were really looking forward to delving into Alaskan king crab legs. The bright-orange, spindly legs and fat bodies were full of meat, but tasted just a second too cooked.
A lot of diners complain about the price of sides at steakhouses. True, $7-8 at Sullivan's may seem like a lot to pay for fried rice or onion rings (these are humongous rounds, which we watched enviously being delivered to another table), but, keep in mind, the dishes are served family style. We easily shared white cheddar au gratin potatoes and an excellent sautéed spinach with garlic among our foursome—with leftovers.
The time will come when your server will tempt you with dessert, after-dinner drinks, or a cigar (the restaurant has a well-stocked humidor and an outdoor lounge area) after your plates are cleared. Most steakhouses are known for their over-the-top desserts, and this one is no exception.
While the bananas Foster bread pudding and inches-high Key lime pie were indulgent, the warm chocolate brownie cake (for two) with vanilla ice cream is the wicked way to go.
As you leave, poke your head into the crush of people in the bar. Beautiful people of all ages, a baby grand piano, and waitresses in impossibly short skirts add a sophisticated air. You just want to linger with a cognac or single-malt scotch here.
While we waited for our valet-parked car (at $6, starting at 6:30 p.m, a fine deal), we wondered whether Baltimore needed another machismo steakhouse. There are several within a mile of each other. But judging from the crowd at Sullivan's, it appears there's room for one more at the beef trough.


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Published on Wed, Mar 17, 2010 by
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Sequim Olympic Lanes
710 E. Washington St., Sequim
3-10 p.m. Monday and Friday; noon-10 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday; 9 a.m.-10 p.m. Wednesday. Saturdays and Sundays often are busy with birthday parties and other parties, which can be reserved ahead of time. Open bowling is available when lanes are not reserved.
How much: Open bowling costs $3 for adults, $2.60 for children and seniors. Seniors can bowl Thursdays for $1.
Who to call: Mike Elkhart or Sheri McClanahan, 683-3500
As bowlers enter through the front door of Sequim Olympic Lanes, they are greeted by a familiar face.
Manager Mike Elkhart knows the bowlers and greets them by name as they come in. He asks about their health, their families, friends and neighbors. It's the sort of place where everybody knows everybody, starting with Elkhart.
He has been managing Sequim's only bowling alley for nearly four years and truly loves his job.
"Everybody around here knows me," Elkhart said as he glanced around the quickly filling lanes at the bowling alley.
"They know that I'm very flexible. If I'm here, it's open and I'll stay open as long as people are here to bowl."
He said regulars from Sequim, as well as Port Townsend, Port Hadlock, Port Gamble and other areas, come at least once a week to bowl. The six-lane facility hosts leagues, open bowling and reserved lanes for parties.
Electronic scoring
Elkhart's father, Vern Elkhart, owns the business, as well as Laurel Lanes in Port Angeles. When Laurel Lanes underwent a renovation last summer, the Sequim location also benefitted. Elkhart installed the electronic scoring system, which he sees as a huge boon to bowlers.
"Instead of throwing that stuff away, we brought it here and recycled it to use in
Sequim," Mike Elkhart said.
He estimates that the bowling alley was built in the 1950s because some of the parts he discovered were stamped with dates. Back then, he said, it was built for manual pin setting, with people behind the lanes setting up the pins.
Elkhart grew up around bowling, with his father running the 16-lane Laurel Lanes for as long as he can remember.
"When I was a kid, I didn't get it, but now I understand why my dad put in so much time at the bowling alley," Elkhart said.
"He really loves the business and what it takes to make it successful and keep things running."
His father has owned the business in Sequim for more than 10 years, Elkhart said. "He's leased it out a few times, but nobody has been able to make a go of it."
Bowling rolling again
So, he's made it his mission to get things rolling again. And he's learned that it's a very labor-intensive job.
"I spend a lot of time on maintenance," he said. "I'm twisting wrenches, repairing parts and sometimes even making new parts that will work with the old parts."
Sheri McClanahan works five days a week as the only other employee at Sequim Olympic Lanes. Besides keeping the lanes operational, the pair also sell food and alcohol, bowling balls, shoes and equipment. Darts and video games also are available in the smoke-free facility.
McClanahan said one of the biggest challenges is letting people know about the business.
"So many people come in and tell us that they just found out that we were here," McClanahan said.
Once people do discover it, they realize that it's beneficial to people of all ages.
"People tell us that they love the fact that they can get the kids away from the video games and come out and bowl," she said.
"For the families, this is one of the few indoor things that they can come and do together." Many people also bring in relatives who are visiting from out of town.
League bowlers
League bowling is popular at the facility with groups such as the Sunlanders One Bowling League. It includes 24 bowlers and about a dozen substitutes who come together every Tuesday between October and April to bowl.
Cheryl Coulter, the league's secretary, said the group enjoys the physical activity as well as the social aspect.
"We come to bowl and have fun and to go to dinner afterward," Coulter said.
"We're all a bit competitive, but it's really more of a social activity."
She has bowled with the group since she moved to Sequim 13 years ago and said it's nice that the facility is so close and that people can get there easily.
Karl Kelley, the Sunlanders league's president agreed. He said the group has chosen to support the Sequim bowling alley, rather than to drive to Port Angeles, because they want to support a local business and show that there is enough interest in Sequim to sustain a larger establishment if that opportunity arises.
'Masterful job'
He also gave Elkhart credit for keeping the facility open.
"Mike has done a masterful job of keeping this bowling alley together," Kelley said.
"He has installed automated score-keeping equipment that was never designed for this type of alley but has been able to retrofit it successfully."
He said Elkhart struggles every week to keep the equipment running in spite of the fact that the pin setters should have been retired years ago.
"He is doing a wonderful job of keeping this business viable," Kelley said.
"It's a local business that deserves local support."
Elkhart said Tuesdays and Thursdays are the busiest days for league bowling.
"This is a retirement town and a lot of people are looking for things to do," he said.
"Coming here is a great way for them to get together with other people and have a good time."
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Do not leave Baltimore without visiting the Maryland Historical Society. The name is off -putting, conjuring up images of $5 annual dues and monthly erudite lectures.
But the reality is anything but. The167-year-old institution is one of the country's finest, most fascinating and most comprehensive, museums and research centers. Its Civil War exhibition, "Divided Voices: Maryland in the Civil War," is stunning.
Split into three 'acts' -- The Romantic War, The Real War and The Long Reunion --you will be in no rush to make your way through. .Many of the artifacts have never been on public display before and all give an emotive insight.
The one that will leave most people slack-jawed in awe is the military jacket worn by Baltimorean architect, Confederate Major Richard Snowden Andrews. Parts of it are tattered, torn, where the bullet that virtually disemboweled Andrews, tore through. The sight of the jacket, with the grubby, brown stains of his blood, forcefully rams home the message that the Civil War was more than brutal. Like his jacket, Andrews also miraculously survived, despite being wounded again. And until his death 41 years later, he traveled extensively lecturing about those grim days - always showing-off his battle-ravaged jacket.


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Always serve breakfast, even if it has to be "on the run." Some ideas for a quick, healthy breakfast include:
Cheese toast
Peanut butter sandwich
Take advantage of big appetites after school by serving healthy snacks, such as:
Vegetables and dip
Turkey or chicken sandwich
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Set good examples for eating habits.
Allow children to help with meal planning and preparation.
Serve meals at the table, instead of in front of the television, to avoid distractions.
The Choose My Plate icon is a guideline to help you and your child eat a healthy diet. My Plate can help you and your child eat a variety of foods while encouraging the right amount of calories and fat.
The USDA and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services have prepared the plate to guide parents in selecting foods for children age 2 and older.
The My Plate icon is divided into five food group categories, emphasizing the nutritional intake of the following:
Grains. Foods that are made from wheat, rice, oats, cornmeal, barley, or another cereal grain are grain products. Examples include whole wheat, brown rice, and oatmeal.
Vegetables. Vary your vegetables. Choose a variety of colorful vegetables, including dark green, red, and orange vegetables, legumes (peas and beans), and starchy vegetables.
Fruits. Any fruit or 100 percent fruit juice counts as part of the fruit group. Fruits may be fresh, canned, frozen, or dried, and may be whole, cut up, or pureed.
Dairy. Milk products and many foods made from milk are considered part of this food group. Focus on fat-free or low-fat products, as well as those that are high in calcium.
Protein. Go lean on protein. Choose low-fat or lean meats and poultry. Vary your protein routine—choose more fish, nuts, seeds, peas, and beans.
Oils are not a food group, yet some, such as nut oils, contain essential nutrients and can be included in the diet. Animal fats are solid fats and should be avoided.
Exercise and everyday physical activity should also be included with a healthy dietary plan.
According to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2010 (the most recent guidelines), a decrease in intake of 50 to 100 calories per day for children who are gaining excess fat can reduce the rate at which they gain weight. With this reduction in intake, they will grow into a healthy weight as they age. Help your child to find higher-calorie foods that can be cut from his or her daily intake.
Try to control when and where food is eaten by your children by providing regular daily meal times with social interaction and demonstration of healthy eating behaviors.
Involve children in the selection and preparation of foods, and teach them to make healthy choices by providing opportunities to select foods based on their nutritional value.
For children in general, reported dietary intakes of the following are low enough to be of concern by the USDA: calcium, magnesium, potassium, and fiber. Select foods with these nutrients when possible.
Most Americans need to reduce the amount of calories they consume. When it comes to weight control, calories do count. Controlling portion sizes and eating nonprocessed foods helps limit calorie intake and increase nutrients.
Parents are encouraged to provide recommended serving sizes for children.
Parents are encouraged to limit children's video, television watching, and computer use to less than two hours daily and replace the sedentary activities with activities that require more movement.
Children and adolescents need at least 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity on most days to have good health and fitness and for healthy weight during growth.
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Lee Ryder pulls into a gas station and asks for directions. While his car is being filled with gas he goes into the restroom. Soon the gas station employee comes in sees him pulling on his dick in the bathroom stall. He decides to join him in the stall without any complaints. While cocksucking is going on it the stall, a stranger comes into the bathroom and notices two sets of legs in one stall. He soon joins in for a three way in the bathroom stall. All of this for only ten dollars worth of gas.
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