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It is too early to tell if the NATO air strikes against Serbia will force Serbian president Slobodan Milosevic to call off his war against ethnic Albanians in Kosovo. Will NATO employ pinprick strikes to send a "signal" to Milosevic, or will it carry out a sustained campaign to eliminate Serbia's war-making potential? Success demands the latter.
Unfortunately up to now, the Clinton administration has preferred the former
The current crisis in Kosovo cannot be understood in a vacuum. It must be examined within a broader strategic context. Such an examination does not encourage optimism.
The Clinton administration's foreign policy and grand strategy can be faulted on a number of accounts. First, the general approach is flawed. Second, it has increased military commitments while cutting the instrument necessary to carry out those commitments. Finally and most importantly, the steps this administration has taken have actually increased the threat that the U.S. will face in the future.
As Charles Krauthammer observes, the foreign policy of the Clinton administration rests on three questionable pillars. The first is internationalism, the idea that objectives established by international institutions such as the United Nations take precedence over mere national interests. The second is legalism, the belief in the efficacy of treaties and international law. The third is misplaced humanitarianism, the idea that the primary role of the United States in the international arena is to slay the dragons of injustice and oppression worldwide with little or no regard for our long-term national interests.
As a result of the first and third pillars, American commitments abroad have proliferated, although few are undertaken to protect U.S. national interests.
Kosovo is a case in point. On the one hand, President Clinton has invoked humanitarian goals rather than national interests such as stability in Europe and the credibility and viability of NATO to justify American actions, as if foreign policy were social work. On the other, he has rationalized our intervention on the basis of multilateral internationalism and the approval of the "international community."
Meanwhile, as military operations for humanitarian purposes have proliferated, the military force structure necessary to carry out these operations has been cut during the Clinton presidency. As a result, operational tempo is extremely high, placing tremendous stress on both personnel and equipment. Readiness has suffered, modernization has been deferred, service members are leaving the military in record numbers, and recruitment shortfalls have developed over the last year. We are on our way to a "hollow force," reminiscent of the 1970s.
It is bad enough that the Clinton foreign policy has created a risky policy-strategy-force structure mismatch. More dangerous yet is the likelihood that certain steps taken by the administration will increase the threat the United States will face in the future. One source of this danger is the administration's approach to the use of force. Another is the wholesale subordination of national security to commercial goals and the imperatives of Democratic electoral politics.
The administration's approach to the use of force has adversely affected the credibility of the United States and encouraged brinkmanship on the part of such petty tyrants as Milosevic and Saddam Hussein. The pattern is well-established. The administration threatens the use of force to reverse some step taken by Saddam or Milosevic. The dictator persists. Deadlines are announced as the U.S. deploys its forces to the region. At the last minute the president accepts some fig leaf as an excuse for not following through on his threats, while claiming that the "international community" has prevailed.
When the Clinton administration actually has used force, it has resembled a drive-by shooting. We can only hope that the current air strikes are part of a coherent strategy that will sustain the use of force until NATO's goals are achieved. Otherwise, the outcome will be a more dangerous region. Milosevic will acquire most of what he wanted in the first place, encouraging him to escalate tensions again when it suits his purpose. At some point, miscalculation may lead to a general Balkans war and to casualties that could have been prevented if force had been used properly in the first place.
As serious as the crisis in Kosovo may be, it should not be permitted to distract us from by far the most troubling aspect of the Clinton foreign policy: the administration's penchant for subordinating national security concerns to the dictates of commercial policy and the imperatives of Democratic Party fundraising.
China's apparent penetration of the nuclear weapons program of the Los Alamos National Laboratory and acquisition of the technology for the W-88 nuclear warhead is only the latest manifestation of this concern. Most disquieting about this affair is not Chinese espionage against the U.S., but the administration's apparent foot-dragging after learning of evidence of espionage in order to protect its policy of "engagement" with China.
This incident is only the latest, albeit the most egregious, example of what critics see as the Clinton administration's anything-goes China policy. This involves both political fundraising for domestic election purposes and the expansion of commercial ties. Another is the evidence of a link between Clinton-Gore fundraising from illegal Asian sources and a turnabout in trade policy with China. Yet another is the connection between substantial campaign contributions from Bernard Schwartz, CEO of Loral, a U.S.-based defense firm, and a subsequent shift in U.S. technology-transfer policy that allowed Loral to have its satellites launched by China.
The consequence? China has improved the accuracy of its ballistic missiles. W-88 technology, the most advanced in America's arsenal, permits China to load multiple independently targeted warheads on its ICBMs. These two advances alone enable China to jump a decade ahead in modernizing its nuclear arsenal.
Much is made of President Clinton's concern for his "legacy." He hopes to be remembered for what he and his supporters believe to be his domestic policy triumphs. We can only pray that his real legacy is not failure on some future battlefield arising from a flawed foreign policy that ultimately strengthened our potential adversaries.


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Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: 6:30am - 11:00am, Saturday & Sunday: 7:00am - 11:00am; Brunch: Sunday: 9:00am - 1:00pm; Lunch: Daily: 11:00am - 5:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
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When you think of Annapolis, you think about the beauty of the Chesapeake Bay and the allure of history – and only Pusser's Caribbean Grille and the Annapolis Marriott Waterfront Hotel can offer an intimate combination of both. With 8 spacious meeting rooms, our exclusive waterfront setting provides the perfect ambience for special events as well as for conducting business. We provide a variety of facilities to accommodate all types of events for 10 to 500 guests. All meeting rooms feature high-speed Internet access and state-of-the-art audio visual equipment. With years of experience and extensive knowledge of the local market, the professional staff of Pusser's Caribbean Grille and the Annapolis Marriott Waterfront Hotel offer event planning services, customized menu offerings, and a wide variety of vendor resources to make every event a special one. For your next special event, make it a memorable one at Pusser's and the Annapolis Marriott Waterfront Hotel.
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Come and experience the sunshine at Pusser's Caribbean Grille on Annapolis Harbor. This unique, waterfront restaurant, bar and retail store offers a "taste of the Caribbean" featuring freshly prepared Caribbean cuisine, along with taste-tempting Annapolitan favorites, at an exclusive dockside
location in the heart of downtown Annapolis. At the dockside bar, you will find a colorful selection of tropical rum drinks, including the infamous "Pusser's Painkiller." Our Company Store offers a wide variety of privately branded tropical and nautical apparel along with an interesting selection of accessories, spices, chutneys and drink mixes. Whether you decide to dine on our waterfront dock, in front of our romantic fireplace, or simply want to pull your boat up to our dockside bar, Pusser's Caribbean Grille offers the perfect location for a truly unique, and always fun, dining and drinking experience.
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We were in Annapolis for a
Lacrosse tournament and decided to try out this eatery in downtown Annapolis. Great view but the the food was a major disappointment! Two out of three of our meals were terrible and when we told the waitress she just apologized for us not liking it. We are not ones to ask for meals to be taking off the bill, but when it is obvious 3/4 of our meal was left.....it is then the responsibility of the waitress to let the manager know and them to accommodate in some way!"
Dined on 5/18/2013
We usually visit Pusser's once a
year and this past weekend with the warmer weather was just the right time, unfortunately still not warm enough to sit outside. Our waitress was very pleasant and efficient and our food arrived in step. We always love the coconut rum shrimp as our appy and for our entrée, we had the bacon wrapped shrimp skewers and the surf and turf special with a tropical salad and dessert. Our meals were great as usual and we had a great time after strolling around Main Street all afternoon. We'll be back in the summer and enjoy the outside marina view!"
Dined on 2/22/2014
We came here two days in a row as
we enjoyed the breakfast so much! The bloody mary's were a great compliment to the breakfast as well."
Dined on 2/16/2014
It was great! The February $19.99
Surf n' Turf Deal was GREAT!!!! Normally $29.99 for Steak, Lobster, Potato, and Asparagus. in February it also had Desert and Salad for the $19.99 deal! Signup on their website for the newsletter and ALSO get a FREE appetizer!"
Dined on 2/15/2014
The Valentines Day special was an
outstanding value. There were a number of choices and everything we had was very good. Thanks."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We can always count on Pussers for
great food, good service and terrific ambience. We go there in the summer (for the outdoor eating) and in the winter for the beautiful water view of Annapolis and Naval Academy from their glass enclosed dining area. It's one of our all year round favorites. If dining in winter, valet parking is free!!!!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
My spouse and I went for dinner
around 6pm on a Wednesday evening so we were pretty much the only ones in the front room where it overlooked the bay. VERY PRETTY! I'm sure its even nicer in the summer when its open for outdoor dining. I had the barbeque salmon dinner entree and it was to-die-for! So much flavor packed into a healthy dish! And they gave me a half of a plate of veggies which is great to see! I also had the Oysters on a half-shell for an appetizer... they were a bit cheesy but still delicious! My spouse had the Grilled Mahi-mahi and she wasn't too impressed as they were lacking a bit of flavor. In fact, there were some people there trying to sell a new alcohol so we ended up with some pretty powerful free drinks too!"
Dined on 2/5/2014
We really enjoyed the dining
experience. The food is great, prices reasonable and the atmosphere is very nice. I really like the free valet parking as Annapolis can be a hard place to find parking and if you do it can be a hike. Everyone from the valet parking crew to the busboys were very pleasant.We will return with our friends and family in the future."
Dined on 1/31/2014
What a find! We had a party of 8
including 4 children, ages 3-11. The wait staff couldn't have been better, attentive but not hovering. The January special of a 5 oz petite filet mignon, 5 oz lobster tail, baked potato, fresh vegetables, Caribbean salad, and desert for $19.95 was perfectly perpared, beautifully served and delicious. Other entrees also rate rave reviews."
Dined on 1/18/2014
Arrived at 3 for a 3pm
reservation. They said they would have to go look to see if they have any tables. They did find one they didn't know they had. Over 10 minutes to get a waiter. Oysters were great. Fish an chips were bad. Fish overcooked very hard dripping with grease. Chips soggy over cooked and greasy. Great water view. Very lacking in service and preparation. They need some adult supervision."
Dined on 12/28/2013
We have gone to Pusser's for 13
years now and it never disappoints. Great location with the best view in town. Excellent food at unbelievable fair prices."
Dined on 12/27/2013
We went for Christmas dinner as we
had spent Christmas eve with the family. We arrived early and sat at the bar. The bar staff was so attentive that we ate our dinner at the bar. The coconut shrimp and butternut squash soup were fantastic. We had the prime rib and crab cakes entrees. Again, very good and large portions. The couple next to us had the traditional Christmas turkey dinner and they said it was excellent. I would highly recommend Pusser's to anyone looking for a place to have Christmas dinner. Also, the price for the was prix fix menu was only $29,95 per person for the three course meal and there was a wide variety of choices. We will return again soon!"
Dined on 12/25/2013
This was our first time at
Pusser's. The view is outstanding, with the Annapolis harbor right in front of us. We went for Christmas dinner, so there was a limited, 3-course menu for $30. Despite the limited menu, there was still a good variety of meat, fish, and vegetarian options, including prime rib and 8 oz. filet mignon. You really can't argue with these prices. The food itself was good but nothing special -- I had salmon and my wife had turkey with "all the trimmings." The portions are large, with several sides. The turkey was a little chunky, and the sauce for the salmon was too sweet, but the fish itself was tasty and the sweet potatoes were creamy and good. Again: $30 for 3 courses. You really can't argue with that."
Dined on 12/25/2013
We know a restaurant can't put
it's best foot forward on a major holiday, but our 2 hour dinner was worse that we had expected. 30 minutes to take drink order, another 40 minutes for dinner to be served. Wrong dessert brought at the end. Had they not built in a gratuity of 18% for our party of 3, we would not have tipped that high. Staff stressed and you could just tell they were on their last nerve. A lot of apologizing going on at all our surrounding tables. Staff did appear to understand the short comings (they comped our 2 glasses of wine) so I would hope for a better Christmas 2014 meal. Not that we will try to find out."
Dined on 12/25/2013
We had a group of 6 for brunch and
the food, service and view were all excellent. The eggs benedict with crab cakes were amazing - I couldn't get over how large the crab cakes were! Everyone else was very pleased with their meals as well. The noise was a bit of a problem for those of us who are getting up there in years - there just isn't anything to absorb sound so it is very noisy and it made conversation difficult."
Dined on 11/29/2013
The food was excellent. While the
service was good, it could have been a little snappier. The restaurant atmosphere and pretty waterfront location were enjoyed by our group over a couple of days."
Dined on 11/17/2013
Lunch was very good. You will
receive plenty of food for the value."
Dined on 10/26/2013
The food itself was OK, just not
really our favorite. The coconut shrimp had very little coconut and was mostly bread crumb. The painkiller drink was awful!! Very bitter!"
Dined on 9/29/2013
This was my first visit to
Pusser's.The menu is vast with more then enough choices. Parking was a little hard, $20 for a short walk. We started with the crab dip that was amazing. My friend had the lobster bisque, even with the hefty price tag it was more than worth it. We made our reservation on open table @ 7:00. Due to traffic we arrived at 7:05 and asked to wait for outside. We were seated at 7:35 at a wonderful table. Out server was energetic and knowledgeable. I can't wait return but they "Say" not to try going during the boat show?"
Dined on 9/29/2013
We hit Pusser's almost every time
we are in Annapolis. Food and service are always excellent. Location is awesome as they are right on the water. You can't go wrong if you dine here."
Dined on 5/12/2013
I have eaten at Pussers many times
before and had a great experience. This most recent time was disappointing as the cocktails were subpar and the food was mediocre. We were celebrating a friend's birthday and everyone complained that the low quality of food did not match the high prices. I don't plan on going back."
Dined on 9/22/2013
Food was good and painkillers were
the best. Kid friendly and enough variety of food for all guests to have a choice"
Dined on 9/8/2013
This place is great for a Sunday
brunch (maybe if you're hungover) and don't really care what the food tastes like. The drinks are great, yet overpriced. Food- all I can say is mediocre at best. The atmosphere was fun, the service was good, but we were still disappointed. This IS a tourist trap, after all. Locals, unless you are meeting people here, DO NOT GO. At least to eat...It's sad, because the location is very nice."
Dined on 3/17/2013
Great restaurant on the water
looking out on the harbor for either lunch or dinner. Food and service is good. If you enjoy dining outside on the water you'll love this restaurant."
Dined on 9/5/2013
Our server came to take our order,
once during the meal, and to take our check... that was pretty much it. Also, I placed a request to be seated on the patio or outdoors and even made my reservation days in advance. We drove for several hours to eat here for a special occasion, and upon arrival, we were told that our "request made online doesn't apply".....THEN WHY HAVE A REQUEST BOX?? So we sat at the assigned table, and looking out the window, I noticed that there were empty tables outside, where I had requested to be seated. why couldn't we be seated there? Did someone else's request for outdoor seating take priority? Overall the experience was quite mediocre. I most likely wont be coming back here to eat next time we are in Annapolis."
Dined on 8/25/2013
We had an outstanding view from
outside. But because we waited almost 30 minutes for it despite reservations, we missed the brunch! However, my companion who REALLY wanted brunch, spoke with the manager who was terrific and allowed her to get a made to order omelet before the closed the station. That kind of service is REALLY rare these days and was very appreciated. The umbrella drinks were all great and we had a spectacular view from the outside. The rest of the meal was pretty average."
Dined on 8/25/2013
I love this restaurant Their
drinks are awesome And such a diverse menu If you're lucky enough to get a table outside You love the atmosphere of sitting by the waters drinking a drink and watching the boats go by It gets really busy so wait times are long But well worth it"
Dined on 8/25/2013
The food was ok, nothing special
but I wasnt upset either. The mixed drinks are good if you are looking to get pretty tipsy but the beer selection is slacking. The bar looks like fun if you are looking for a party atmospher on the water. The location is great as you get ot sit on the water and watch the boats pass by. Overall, it was ok but other nearby options offer better food and drink selections while this place offers the location"
Dined on 8/18/2013
If I had even eaten there, I would
be able to give better feedback. They did not honor my reservation! After driving an hour from Baltimore, my friend and I showed up and were told the wait was an hour, regardless of the reservation I made. Nope, never going back."
Dined on 8/16/2013
Only the view is distinctive. Crab
cake was below par and fries were soggy."
Dined on 7/31/2013
Everything was very good. Food and
service were great and the setting is outstanding. The only issue is the poor manner that reception for the restaurant is run---doesn't seem to be any concern for the customer. Creates a bad first impression."
Dined on 8/11/2013
Pusser's is a great casual place
to dine when spending time at the waterfront."
Dined on 8/5/2013
Dining here was a choice for it's
location and reputation. Neither disappointed! The water was delightful to enjoy as boaters and kayakers shared the waterways. The ships with tourists filled the area between pirate adventures and schooners taking off. Crab cakes were what you would expect as a Maryland staple. the drinks were a little on the week side. But considering it was 11:30 AM maybe that was a good thing. (Should be noted to the guest if not up to par.)Waitress was not in the best of moods, but the waterway and company made up for it. Would definiely come again!!!"
Dined on 8/10/2013
Our original party size was six,
five ended up there. We were placed at a table for four with a chair at the head of the table near the main server entrance/exit to the outdoor seating area. Very heavy traffic. One dinner guest was accidentaly hit with a chair by a server who was moving it (the chair was not being scooted, the chair had been lifted in the air). Food was delicious - service left something to be desired. Staff was mainly young, but for the prices I expect a higher level of service."
Dined on 8/11/2013
Despite our Opentable reservation,
we were told there would be a 25 minute wait to sit outside. Instead, we could sit "on the patio." Don't be fooled. There's nothing patio-like or outdoorsy about this space. It was noisy, you could barely see the water (half the point in going there), and patrons outdoors seemed to receive more attention and service than we did. The food is very good, and we enjoyed our meal quite a bit. Unfortunately, the environment made it less relaxing than we had hoped. Definitely go if you can get seats outside. I've done that before and been immensely pleased with the view, the service, and the food. Indoors, not so much."
Dined on 8/10/2013
Tourist trap. Very very loud -
chairs scraping on the floor, babies crying, people shouting . . . And the noise echoed off the ceiling and walls. Our waiter took twenty minutes to take our drink order and another ten to bring them. Cobb salad was soggy, crab dip had little crab but lots of mayo. Rum drinks were overpriced and small but okay. The view of Ego Alley is the major plus but you don't have to go to Pussers to see boats in Annapolis."
Dined on 8/3/2013
The main thing going for this
restaurant is its fabulous location which is waterside with great views and boats moving right past the external deck. However the service was very slow (we were actually forgotten for 20 minutes after being seated and it wasn't busy) and the food was fair at best. I chose the 5 oz Fillet Mignon, cooked medium and was disappointed, the result being a rather sad, dry little brick. If you want a great view and you're in a group this is probably a good choice, if you are more focussed on good service and good food then this is not for you."
Dined on 7/31/2013
Our group of six was unfortunately
not able to get an outdoor table on a busy Saturday night, and the restaurant does not allow you to reserve a particular table. So the only way to get an outdoor table is to arrive early and stand in line. But the inside, although dark, is pleasant. All of us were happy with our food (except that I think I make better black bean soup than Pusser's!). Servers were prompt, accurate, and cheerful. There are a number of intriguing objects on display - a large masthead of a queen, two large models of ships from the 18th and 19th centuries, the model of the ship used in "The African Queen," a numerous photos of nautical subjects. All in all, a fun place. But wish we could have sat outside."
Dined on 7/28/2013
Notwithstanding many open tables,
we were seated close to a door where wait staff were constantly going in and out to outdoor seating area. Was very loud - more like a bar during a major game. Not a great place for a leisurely dinner. Food was distinctly average. Waitress, however, was very good ."
Dined on 7/20/2013
Very pleasant even on a hot day to
sit outside on the harbor in Annapolis and watch the boats go by. They had umbrellas to provide shade. We had two young kids with us and they provide kids menus with crayons which is a nice touch. My tuna salad was very nice and everyone seemed pleased with what they got. Our waitress, however, was not familiar with the menu and even admitted she hadn't even looked to see what the specials were. She told me the tuna salad was a piece of tuna on a salad but it wasn't, it was a mixed salad. We had to ask for dressing. The good news is that it didn't ruin our meal but it didn't speak well for the training. I would still recommend Pussers because of the location and the interesting menu."
Dined on 7/4/2013
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Quint Kessenich's NCAA Lacrosse Top 20: March 30
Quint Kessenich - 3/30/2009
Virginia and Maryland staged an epic marathon in Charlottesville on Saturday. A national audience on ESPN2 witnessed a tension filled seven overtimes, and another Cavalier victory. The top 10 remains mainly intact this week. There are 59 teams that play Division I lacrosse and only two are undefeated at the end of March.
The Cavaliers have played in three classic games this year – wins over Syracuse, Hopkins and the latest a seven overtime win against Maryland on Saturday. It was the longest game in Division I lacrosse history. The Cavs have used up a bunch of their lifelines in the process. Dom Starsia got a standout performance from goalie Adam Ghitelman, freshman Steele Stanwick scored four goals and Brian Carroll netted another game winner. The Wahoos were uncharacteristically sloppy with the ball, Maryland forced them into dozens of turnovers. Virginia has been playing a vanilla style of offense this year and the Terp defense was well prepped. A Virginia weakness would be their lack of left handed players aside from midfielder Shamel Bratton. The field isn't balanced right now, as Stanwick is a natural right handed player who has been asked to man the left wing spot. After watching Virginia practice on Friday I can't overemphasize their team speed and their poles' ability to get the ball off the ground and up the field. Virginia faces North Carolina on Saturday at Giants Stadium in the Big City Classic (ESPNU).
Dan Hardy was the hero in Baltimore as the Orange survived a scare from a feisty Loyola squad. The gap between Virginia, Syracuse and the rest of the country is not as wide as I thought last week. All of
a sudden the SU defense is looking suspect — seems like top caliber competition can get to double digits against the Orange. Syracuse takes on Princeton on Saturday in the Big City Classic at the Meadowlands.
Big Red put up 21 goals on Penn this week.
Fighting Irish are undefeated.
The Pride have won four one goal games this spring. Jay Card did it again on Tuesday, scoring the deciding goal at Army. Hofstra's resume includes wins over Princeton, Army, Brown and UMass. They will be challenged in the CAA by an improving Towson team and square off with Delaware on Saturday in the Big City Classic.
Tigers beat Yale 11-7 on Saturday. Orange and black own wins over Hopkins, Albany and UMBC.
Princeton may have the nation's best short stick defensive midfield with Josh Lesko and Brendan Reilly. I'm excited to watch their young poles take on Syracuse on Saturday in Giant's Stadium.
Retrievers topped Stony Brook 14-8 on Saturday. They are positioning themselves well for an at-large NCAA selection, should they be upset in their America East tournament. They should pile up wins in conference play. Midfielders Kyle Wimer, Pete Poillon and Alex Hopmann have been consistently great this year.
Terps played their best game of the year on Saturday but came up short against Virginia in seven
overtimes. Their defense was the best I've seen this year, they scrapped on ground balls, Brian Phipps stood on his head when needed and Will Yeatman became the player that he can be. If they can repeat that type of effort they are a threat to make a run for Foxboro. Terps were snake bit in overtime. An inadvertent whistle cost them the game winner, it was one of the most unfortunate officiating mistakes I've ever seen. Then the Terps hit the cross bar in the next extra period. No time for Maryland to dwell on their misfortune as they must reset for Navy on Friday.
Bears held Delaware to five goals in a non-league game on Saturday. Because of their light strength of schedule, they will have to beat either Princeton or Cornell to secure an at-large bid.
The Minutemen may be the nation's best three-loss team. They won a squeaker over Penn State this week to keep their ECAC title hopes alive. Doc Schneider and Jim Connolly continue to do the heavy lifting for Coach Greg Cannella.
Blue Devils handled Dartmouth 12-5. They have a rare mid-season bye this week as their series with Johns Hopkins was not renewed. Duke plays Virginia on April 11 on ESPN2.
Heels gave coach Joe Breschi his 100th career win as they beat Johns Hopkins for the third consecutive time. Sharpshooting Sean Delaney had the game winner. Freshman defender Charlie McComas belongs in the same discussion as Princeton's John Cunningham and Chad Weidmaier as the top rookie defenders. North Carolina hasn't won an ACC game in over four years and tackle Virginia on Saturday in the Big City Classic.
Last week against Virginia the defense was porous, this week the offense didn't show up for three quarters in a loss at North Carolina. Time for the Jays to circle the wagons. Their upcoming games are against Albany, Maryland, Navy, Towson and Loyola. They are clinging to wins over UMBC and Hofstra as playoff ammunition.
Stags are 5-2 including a perfect 3-0 in the ECAC after a 7-5 win over Hobart this week.
Greyhounds fourth quarter struggles continue as they couldn't seal the deal against Syracuse at home. It was a game which would have given the ECAC some league-wide clout and strengthened the Hounds NCAA tournament chances. Looks like they'll have to win the AQ to be included in the Big Dance. Fairfield and UMass are both undefeated in conference while Loyola and Rutgers both sit at 2-1.
Crimson lost to Georgetown in overtime on Wednesday and then crushed Presbyterian two days later by the score of 17-2. With the Ivy league being so strong this year, there is a chance that three teams could be selected to the NCAA's (see the GWLL in 2008). That's one of the reasons that the Ivy League is going to a conference tourney in 2010 — it'll increase their strength of schedule rating — redundancy (see the ACC tourney) has it merits I guess.
Raiders are the class of the Patriot League this year. Brandon Corp's MLL stock is rising weekly. He's a legit contender for the Tewaraaton Trophy if Colgate can get into the NCAA tournament and win a
game or two. They needed two overtimes to beat Army on Sunday.
Mids may have turned the corner by beating Georgetown on Saturday. They will get tested in the next three weeks against Maryland, Army and Johns Hopkins.
Rumors of the Tigers demise may have been premature. Towson rallied late to nip Drexel, 7-4, on Saturday behind two goals from Billy McCutcheon and 10 saves from goalie Rob Wheeler. They are only .500 but getting better every week after a demanding non-league schedule.
Vermont, Hobart, Georgetown, Penn State, Rutgers, Siena, Albany, Denver, Army, Bryant, Ohio State, Villanova and Bucknell can all be tossed into a pile here. I'll give my vote to 20. DENVER.
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Denverite Molly Brown's name is known around the world as a Titanic survivor, thanks to stage productions, classic films and blockbuster historical dramas. But that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to this "unsinkable" woman. The Molly Brown House Museum tells her story, and stands as an enduring symbol of the Victorian era and the city of Denver.
Called "Denver's most interesting museum" by the Denver Post, The Kirkland Museum showcases the work of Colorado's distinguished painter, Vance Kirkland (1904-1981), whose visionary abstract paintings influenced an entire generation of artists. The museum is also filled to the brim with more than 3,300 works of Arts & Crafts, Art Nouveau, Glasgow Style, Wiener Werkstätte, De Stijl, Bauhaus, Art Deco, Modern and Pop Art.
The Black American West Museum highlights the prominent role Blacks played in the settlement of Colorado as miners, soldiers, homesteaders, schoolteachers, ranchers, blacksmiths, cowboys and lawmen. This unique museum, located in the former home of Colorado's first Black woman doctor, hosts countless photographs, artifacts and interactive exhibits that tell the story of the Wild West through a different lens.
The only museum in the region devoted exclusively to Latino culture, collecting, preserving, and interpreting the art, history, and cultures of the Americas from ancient times to the present. Located in the heart of Denver's Santa Fe Art District, the Museo was founded in 1991 and boasts an ever-changing selection of exhibits, not to mention a wide array of educational offerings.
"Anything on wheels" is the Forney's motto, and the museum boasts a one-of-a-kind collection of more than 500 exhibits relating to historical transportation. Highlights include Big Boy, the world's largest steam locomotive, legendary aviator Amelia Earhart's Gold Bug Kissel and a rare 1916 Detroit Electric Opera Coupe, one of the world's first electric cars.
A Denver original, fashion pioneer and CEO of Rockmount Ranch Wear, Papa Jack Weil – who passed away in 2008 at the grand old age of 107 – invented the western snap-button shirt and opened shop back in 1946. He sold his shirts to presidents and rock stars alike, including Eric Clapton and Bruce Springsteen. Stop by the flagship store and museum to browse the incredible selection of Western-style shirts, hats and accessories.
After then-unheard of construction costs of $1.6 million, downtown Denver's Brown Palace opened its doors on August 12th, 1892 — and hasn't closed them for a single moment since. This luxurious four-star hotel remains one of the city's crown jewels today with its stunning stained glass atrium lobby, extravagant suites and four extraordinary dining venues.
One of Denver's great historic homes, built in 1883 by Rocky Mountain News publisher Williams Byers and sold in 1889 to the family of William Gray Evans, an officer of the Denver Tramway Company, the Byers-Evans House Museum offers keen insight into the early days of Denver. Guided tours take visitors through the elegant residence, richly filled with original Evans family furnishings.
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Levon Helm and The Band's vision was capacious and open, flowing with the currents of history, feeling the soil of a complicated nation, playing rhythms of black and white, and expressing vocals that ached of tragedy, loss, and hope. Greil Marcus, for one, heard in The Band's music "a sure sense that the country was richer than we had guessed; that it had possibilities we were only beginning to perceive. In the unique blend of instruments and good rhythms, in the shared and yet completely individual vocals, in the half-lost phrases and buried lyrics, there was an ambiguity that opened up the world with real force."
In The Band's "King Harvest,"as I wrote in Stayin' Alive, you can hear "the confusion of the present and the search for roots in the mystics of working-class history." Although not a a song that features Levon's vocals prominently, listen to his voice come in, burdened with the entire American topography. Hardly a blindly "pro-union" song, this carries the feel and longing for another time and place. As Robbie Roberston put it, this song is about, unions, yes, but really about "the quiet revolution when people ent from being separated to something making them feel that they were all part of something in their livelihood." "King Harvest" is musicially complex, almost sprialing apart, but it is Levon Helm's drums and vocal interventions that hold it together.
In searching for the closing of that open cultural space that Marcus heard in The Band, we only need to turn to Chuck Colson's simultaneous efforts to narrow, manipulate, and mine the resentments and pettiness ever-present in American political culture. Colson's boss, Richard Nixon, loved him as much as he could love anyone, because, as the President described him, he was "positive, persuasive, smart, and aggressively partisan" with an "instinct for the jugular." And so he fueled the great Nixonian project of capitalizing on who hated whom, dividing the tenuous Democratic coalition with his expanding bag of dirty tricks, and reigniting the darkest dimensions of American populism before soldiering off to jail for his crimes. Once in the joint after Watergate, Colson found another fundamentalism--this one religious--that helped him place religious dogma over the painful complexities of being American.
I guess it's not hard today to see which set of early seventies principles prevail upon our own time.
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The following attributes are not part of an entity group but are common to many elements.
Name | Description | Data Type | Default Value | Required? |
class | Not for use by authors. If an editor displays class attribute values, do not edit them. The class attribute supports specialization. Its predefined values allow DITA tools to work correctly with ranges of related content. In a generalized DITA document the class attribute value in the generalized instance may differ from the default value for the class attribute for the element as given in the DTD or schema. | CDATA | Default value differs for each element | No |
outputclass | Names a role that the element is playing. The role must be consistent with the basic semantic and expectations for the element. In particular, the outputclass attribute can be used for styling during output processing; HTML output will typically preserve outputclass for CSS processing. | CDATA | #IMPLIED | No |
keyref | The keyref attribute is reserved for future use. The OASIS DITA Technical Committee expects to finish designing this attribute in the next release of the DITA standard. | NMTOKEN | #IMPLIED | No |
xml:space | This attribute is provided on <pre>, <lines>, and on elements specialized from them. It ensures that parsers in editors and transforms respect the line-end characters that are part of the data in those elements. It is intended to be part of the default properties of these elements, and not for authors to change or delete. | (preserve) | #FIXED 'preserve' | Yes |