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Albuquerque Restaurants near High Ridge Albuquerque - Far Northeast HeightsZorba's Fine Greek CuisineMon-Thu: 11am-9pm
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Closed Sundays (hours can change without notice) Cuisine: Greek/Mediterranean Read more: Mina's Dish: Zorba's Fine Greek Dining is a familiar face in a new place (6/24/2010) Full review: A legend reincarnated (10/11/2012) Gyros, souvlaki,
, roast chicken and potatoes, leg of lamb, lentil soup—the menu at Zorba's rings familiar, and no wonder: The family behind Zorba's is the same that opened the Olympia Café near UNM more than 35 years ago. But here, in the Far Northeast Heights, you'll notice a long, expanded list of dishes, including more seafood and desserts, plus a lot of elbow room and a generous patio. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 1 ] The Barley RoomMon-Sat: 11am-2am
Sun: 11am-midnight (hours can change without notice) The Barley Room is a watering hole in the far Northeast Heights that fills patrons up with live music, lots of libations and a surprisingly ample menu. Snack on bar-friendly fried things (say yes to the sweet potato fries!), or have a proper meal with burgers, salads, pasta, New Mexican dishes and a few grilled meat and fish entrées. There's a palpable sports bar feel to the place, but a diverse clientele keeps this bar/grill comfortable for just about everyone. The kitchen stays open until midnight every night; go ahead and linger. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 2 ] Besides having the Best Pizza, according to past Best of Burque Restaurants polls, Dion's also has a wonderful selection of salads (particularly the Greek or any of the "gourmet" salads with microgreens) and sandwiches (the pastrami is especially good). The pizza is made fresh and you can see them rolling and tossing the dough. Dine in or order takeout. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review Flying Star CaféSun-Thurs: 6am-10pm
Fri-Sat: 6am-11pm (hours can change without notice) Winner of Best Casual Dining, Best Veggie Burger, Best Toast, Best Healthy Breakfast and Best Desserts in our 2008 restaurant poll. Sure, you go in thinking you'll be good and get a skinny latte, scrambled egg whites and a side of turkey and green chile sausage, but five minutes later somebody's saying "apple pie with ice cream" and the voice is coming from your mouth. Give in. It tastes good. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 1 ] Il Vicino's thin-crusted, gourmet-topped pizzas are perennial favorites among
readers, but the big salads are equally popular. Order at the register and a server brings the food to your table, making weekday lunches speedy. The open kitchen gives you something to stare at while you wait. Stop in for a quick lunch or a late afternoon microbrew at one of the patio tables. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 2 ] Theobroma ChocolatierMon-Sat: 10am-6pm
Closed Sunday (hours can change without notice) There may be times in your life when chocolate seems like your only friend. But look at what a good friend chocolate has been. It covers pretzels for you. It makes truffles for you. And you never have to wonder if it really loves you, because it always does. Floor-to-ceiling shelves boast gift baskets and bags, chocolate sculptures and molded items, giant "kisses," and sugar-free assortments. A chilled candy case shimmers with an assortment of chocolate truffles, creams and caramels sold by the piece. The counter is heaped with our favorite items, mostly chocolate poured over salty, crunchy things like pretzels, popcorn, nuts and cookies. Also, look for chocolate-covered strawberries and Taos Cow ice cream in eight flavors. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review Albuquerque - Nob HillLa Quiche Parisienne BistroTue- Thu: 8 am- 3 pm
Fri- Sat: 8 am- 4 pm
Sun: 9 am-2 pm (hours can change without notice) Full review: Simplicity in the city (9/13/2007) La Quiche is an authentic French bakery from husband-and-wife team Sabine Pasco and Bruno Barachin. (Bruno is from Bordeaux, where he achieved Master Baker status years ago.) In addition to a large menu of sandwiches, pâtés, soups and stews (the
is served in a house-made pastry shell), La Quiche sells loaves of country bread, fantastically complicated bread showpieces and
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that traditionally came from Vienna. They use imported French butter, and it shows. The fruit tarts are the best in town. You'll also find a catering menu and a variety of quiches, ready to go for workers with little time for a proper lunch. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 8 ] Albuquerque - Northeast HeightsArirang Oriental MarketRead more: Dish Jockey: Korean soon tofu and African goat meat pepper stew (3/29/2012) Ah, the joys of a good bowl of kimchi and rice. Arirang Oriental Market offers exotic groceries, dishes and cool collectibles. The compact lunch counter is also a fine stop for a tasty Korean lunch. Try the barbecued beef, pork or squid, or the seafood pancakes, and then wash it all down with a cup of hot barley tea. Breath mints not included. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review A New Mexico tradition since 1952! For an award-winning (for both Best Burger and Best French Fries), quick burger or chili dog, fresh fries and fountain favorites that hit the spot for just a pocketful of change, it's got to be Blake's. Countless counters are scattered throughout the city, and each one is a model of efficiency and cleanliness. Why look any further? They're easy to spot from afar—just keep an eye out for the giant Asian Uncle Sam sign. Even comes with a drive through. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review El PatronCuisine: Mexican Full review: Singed by serranos at El Patron Restaurant and Cantina (10/4/2012) If it's salt-of-the-earth, tried-and-true New Mexican favorites you're after, hit up a Garcia's in your area. It has daily specials, breakfast anytime and even a "gringo menu" that'll fill you up without depleting your wallet. The huevos rancheros with green chile will leave you licking the plate and contemplating seconds. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 1 ] Yes, Golden Pride is technically a fried chicken joint, but it also serves fantastic barbecue and the best damn portable burritos in town. Drive through and order a flock of wings, a rack of ribs and a passel of No. 9 breakfast burritos (with bacon!). It's all good with beer, by the way. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review Le Paris French BakeryMon-Fri: 10:30am-5pm
Sat 10:30 am- 5pm
Closed Sunday (hours can change without notice) The baguettes at this little Northeast Heights storefront and café are phenomenal—many of the city's best restaurants use Le Paris as their house bread. Not familiar with French food? The friendly staff will happily steer you in the direction of one of the light breakfast and lunch offerings. Don't skip anything involving chocolate. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review Mario's is great in the afternoon after the lunch crowds and before dinner for any size of meal. The sandwiches, calzones and pizzas are far more substantial. You and the guys just come in from a rousing game of golf? Stop in the afternoon and share Mario's mega meat pizza or the
nachos. And there's espresso and gelato, too. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review Ming DynastyMon,Wed,Thurs: 11am-2pm,
Fri-Sat: 11am-10pm
Sun: 11am-9pm
Closed Tuesday (hours can change without notice) Full review: Dim sum and then some (10/4/2007) Ming Dynasty serves dim sum that comes the closest to an authentic Chinatown experience as you're going to get in Albuquerque. Affable owner Mihn Tang has made it easy for uninitiated diners to partake in this Chinese meal with an organized dim sum menu—dishes are grouped by price and include individual pictures. There's chilled mango pudding and coconut cake from the $2.35 list. Add 30 more cents for spareribs, steamed barbecue pork buns, stewed chicken feet, baked barbecue pork pies and beef balls. There are stuffed bell peppers and deep-fried eggplant, both with shrimp paste, and scallop dumplings on the $3.35 menu. Or climb to the top of the heap with a $4.35 plate of ox stew stir-fried Chinese broccoli and seafood salad rolls. You'll die happy. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review Mr. SushiLunch:
Mon-Thu: 11am-2pm
Mon-Thu: 5-9:30pm
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Closed Sunday (hours can change without notice) There's never really a bad time for sushi. Especially at Mr. Sushi, where they fly their fish in directly from Japan. You'll find a relaxed atmosphere complete with a menu of favorites, including teriyaki, tempura and sushi 10 ways from Sunday. Order a New Mexico roll or warm, saucy unagi and enjoy the animated sushi chefs—they're better than the TVs above the bar. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 2 ] O'Niell's PubMon-Sat: 11am-2am
Sun: 11am-midnight (hours can change without notice) $ • Vegetarian Available • Gluten-free available • Booze Served • Full Bar • Craft Beer • NM Beer • Take Out / To-Go • Live Music • Outdoor Patio Read more: ABQ Beer Geek: A second O'Niell's Pub in the Northeast Heights (5/20/2010) O'Niell's Pub is back—and serves food until midnight on weekdays! A few years after being ousted from its nearly decade-long home in Nob Hill, O'Niell's Pub has migrated east up Central and reopened in a new (but reassuringly familiar) space. All the old standouts like fish and chips and the "Burger in Paradise" are still here and as good as they ever were. Tractor Brewing's O'Niell's Irish Red is a perfectly balanced beer drunk by itself or with everything from chicken wings to chocolate cake. They're comforting, a little cheeky and unapologetically Irish-American. Just like O'Niell's Pub. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review There's a certain tangible thrill that comes with eating in the hollow gullet of a giant bird of prey, especially when you're tearing into a juicy green chile cheeseburger, red-tinged grease streaming down your claws, a shiny ring encircling your beak. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 4 ] Paisano's CuisinePasta and Regional ItalianLunch: Mon-Fri: 11am-2:30pm
Dinner: Mon-Sun: 5-9:30pm (hours can change without notice) Read more: Restaurant Review: The MMA Edition: Paisano's (6/25/2009) Full review: Housemade pasta, presto lunch (10/12/2006) This restaurant has been around for 35 years for a darn good reason—fresh pasta made and cooked to order. Owner Rick Camuglia carries on a fine Sicilian tradition of fresh ingredients, a cozy atmosphere like grandma's kitchen, and pizzas and calzones made with fresh dough. Forget the cheesy chains with Chianti bottle drip candles and come in for the "presto" lunch, linger over the ossobuco
and stay for the spumoni and a cup of espresso. A million lovely carbs can't be wrong, and neither can the
voters who've given Paisano's honors for Best Pasta.T (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 5 ] Paul's is the kind of place normally associated with slabs of artery-clogging red meat and liver-corroding martinis. With high-backed banquette seating and intimate mood lighting, it's the perfect date destination—especially if your suitor is paying. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 10 ] |
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Roof of the Rockies: A History of Colorado Mountaineering
By William B. Bueler
The British mountaineer R.L.G. Irving wrote of the sharp peak above Zermatt that, "When every rib of every facet of the Matterhorn has been climbed, it will still be climbed and still admired for what it is. And future climbers of it will not find their interest lessened because it has a history." In other words, the climber of the Matterhorn can add much to the enjoyment of the climb by knowing its history and using his imagination to see the mountain as Whymper, Mummery, and the other pioneers saw it.
It is equally true that one derives the fullest reward from a climb of Longs Peak only if he has the historical imagination to relive vicariously the climbs of Old Man Gun, Powell and Byers, Elkanah Lamb, Isabella Bird, Professor Alexander, Agnes Vaille, and the Stettner brothers. Surely much is lost when walking up today's domesticated Pikes Peak if one fails to see it mentally as Pike saw it - unconquerable; or as James saw it - unconquered. And if the Lizard Head still seems formidable to the climber of today, how much more can we appreciate its peril as well as the intrepidity of its first assailants if we try to see it through the eyes of Ellingwood and Hoag in 1920.
For those who take a historical perspective with them into the mountains, Colorado is an excellent place to be, for no other state has a longer or more bountiful history of mountaineering. The history of climbing not only in Colorado but in the West began with Zebulon Pike and Edwin James; the members of the government surveys of the nineteenth century climbed in many states, but nowhere were their activities more extensive or more thoroughly recorded than in Colorado; the history of exploration and climbing in the Elks, Sangre de Cristos, and San Juans is surpassed in length and interest by few other American ranges of comparable size; and probably only one other mountain in the West, the Grand Teton, has a history as colorful as that of Longs Peak.
In this long-awaited revised edition of what has become a mountaineering classic, mountaineer and historian William M. Bueler brings rich history to life with tales of great adventures in Colorado climbing. Combining solid research and entertaining prose, Roof of the Rockies tells the complete story of 200 years of mountaineering in the state, from early nineteenth century explorations and discoveries to the challenges and triumphs of the present. Fascinating accounts include: the discovery by Pike of his "Great Peak", the one-armed major who scaled "unclimbable" summits, the tragedy of Agnes Vaille, the conquering of the Diamond on Longs Peak and much more. This new edition has been completely revised and is beautifully illustrated with artist's drawings, informative maps, and dozens of vintage photographs.
Whether an active climber, or an arm-chair mountaineer, every fan of mountaineering literature will want to add this classic to their personal collection.
is a retired instructor of Chinese at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, California He finished climbing the Colorado 14ers in 1952, which was only the beginning of a lifetime interest in climbing and writing about the state's mountains. His extensive travels in mountain regions around the world have taken him to five continents.
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Riches to be had at Emerald Downs
Published on Wed, Jul 15, 2009 by
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The biggest, richest horse race in our state takes place Aug. 16 at Emerald Downs in Auburn when horses compete for $300,000 in the Longacres Mile, a grade III race.
The racing plant will be jammed for the premiere event of the racing card but there's much more before the big race in August.
Mile Preview Day is July 26 and it's always the big highlight of the calendar designed to allow horses a final prep race for the Mile.
The $50,000 Mount Rainier Handicap has become the second-biggest race of the year. Last year Chhaya Dance edged Wasserman in the 1 1/8-mile race, but the effort set up Wasserman perfectly for his dramatic victory three weeks later in the Mile.
In 2007, The Great Face romped to a 2.75-mile length win in the Mount Rainier before scoring in the Mile and, in 2006, Flamethrowintexan also parlayed a Mount Rainier win into a Longacres Mile victory.
July 26 also features the $50,000 Boeing Handicap for fillies and mares. That race will be the stepping stone for the $100,000 Emerald Distaff, also run on Longacres Mile day.
The mile
What is it like on Mile Day? It's like the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes all rolled into one giant day in our state as horse players flock to the track to witness the feature race of the day.
I've been there for many Miles, but the last two have been spectacular.
In 2007, The Great Face won the 72nd running and became the 17th gate-to-wire winner, and what a finish. Owner Ron Crockett, president of Emerald Downs, watched as his two entries, Face and Raise the Bluff, made a stirring duel down the home stretch.
The two Washington-bred horses broke away from a 12-horse field that included four grades stakes winners from California. The Great Face paid $13.40, $7.20 and $5.00 to win, place and show, and I had a few pennies on the winner.
Last year, Wasserman, the third-place winner in the 2007 event, was sort of overlooked by the fans and went off as a 10-1 shot. He gathered momentum in the final turn, staged his usual wide rally, collared the two favorites, True Metropolitan and Tropic Storm, and was up by a neck at the wire to pay $22.40, $7.60 and $3.20 and enable jockey Jennifer Whitaker to become the first female winner of the Mile.
I did not have Wasserman on this race but it was great to be on hand for the event, to stand in long lines at the betting windows, to listen to the talk about the race from experts to first-time bettors and to soak up the atmosphere of a big horse race.
I have not been to the Triple Crown events but being at the Longacres Mile is the next best thing, believe me.
Here is a list of upcoming events at Emerald Downs:
_ July 19 - Washington Lottery Day. First 5,000 fans receive a free scratch ticket and the $50,000 added Lottery Handicap will feature the top 3-year-old fillies at 8.5 furlongs.
_ Aug. 2 - Mascot Day. Emerald Downs mascot, ED, welcomes other furry friends for the Mascot Day Dash as they run from the starting gate. Kids get to mingle up close with the Mariner Moose and others.
State baseball
Area fans will want to support the Olympic Junior Babe Ruth 14-year-old baseball team next week in Port Angeles as they host a 10-team state tournament.
The action begins with four games a day July 21-26 and will be a preview of future high school teams in our area.
Sequim and Port Angeles are involved in a state tourney in Ellensburg beginning tomorrow and fans are urged to drive carefully over Snoqualmie Pass and back as they support their teams.
The crowds were large and loud in the Wilder Firecracker Classic in Port Angeles, an annual showcase for top summer league teams in our area.
It takes a lot of work to put on a tournament of that kind and kudos to volunteers, moms and dads, scorekeepers and announcers and the Port Angeles public works crews who prepare Volunteer and Civic fields.
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Proselytizing Godlessness
by Shubha Bala, associate producer
According to The New York Times and CNN, national atheist and humanist groups are investing in major ad campaigns for the non-believers.
"The godless groups say they are mounting this surge because they are aware that they have a large, untapped army of potential troops. The percentage of American adults who say they have no religion has doubled in the last two decades."
The billboards and posters, which haven't been without controversy, aren't completely new. The Freedom From Religion Foundation, for example, has been putting together marketing campaigns since 2007. However, this year four national groups are competing for believers, and the American Humanist Association is putting forth $200,000 into its "godless" campaign — thought to be the highest amount ever spent.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation designed a sign campaign for the sides of buses and highway billboards:
The organization American Atheist created this billboard campaign to target the Christmas season:
Watch for more of these ads coming to a cable television station, billboard, or bus near you.
In the top photo, the Greater St. Louis Coalition of Reason ran this billboard on roads in St. Louis, Missouri in September and October of this year. (courtesy of United Coalition of Reason)
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NEW YORK NURSE: November 2010
by Mark Genovese
"Anybody who knows Haiti knows that they take care of family," said Sister Mary Finnick. "They have a sense caring and concern that has not yet been expressed to the rest of the world."
Finnick, a former NYSNA Board member and now director of the Matthew 25 House near Port-au-Prince, discussed the progress of that nation's recovery since the January earthquake during a presentation at NYSNA's Biennial Conference. With her characteristic strength of spirit, wit, and positive outlook, she offered stories of how her staff at the hospitality house is helping people manage through the trauma and gradually reclaim their lives.
She estimated that the tent city that sprang up on an adjacent soccer field became, at one time, home to more than 2,000 people. Even after engineers determined many homes were safe, families still slept in tents out of fear their homes could still collapse.
"Homelessness is not something Haitians experience," Finnick said. "They don't have homelessness as we see in the States. They want security. They want a roof over their heads at night. Living in the street was a very difficult thing to accept."
"What you saw on your television back home was more than we saw in Haiti" she added, because the area lacked electricity for several days. She said they made do with supplies they had, starting by hanging sheets and tablecloths on lines. Over the next several weeks, they received many donations, including large tents.
"Families received tents as long as they promised they would keep them clean and organized, wouldn't cook inside them, nor have candles or sharp objects." Finnick praised the Haitian people's innovation in devising items like wheelchairs out of lawn and kitchen chairs.
Today, the population of the camp is about 500. The transition has been slow but orderly. The makeshift clinic has since been turned into a classroom where 120 children attended kindergarten and primary school. Since the beginning of October, enrollment is now more than 250.
Supplies of milk for the children now arrive regularly, water-purification equipment has been installed, and a compost sanitary waste system is operational. Many families are now earning their own incomes, selling bed sheets that were in stock at Matthew 25 House and some of the donated clothing.
Shortly after Sister Finnick's talk, the people of Haiti faced new challenges with a hurricane and an outbreak of cholera. But she believes they will face them and recover. "Haitians live day to day. They always say: 'I'll be here tomorrow, if God wants it.'"
She cited one 13-year-old girl as an example. She'd lost a leg during the disaster and wanted help so she could return to school. The Matthew 25 staff researched prosthetic companies in the States to find her help. They found a company willing to donate an artificial leg. "Help came right away. Now see the look on her face," she said pointing to the projection screen. "Not only is she going to school, she's dancing!"
Matthew 25 House provides support and assistance for many individuals. Donations (payable to Matthew 25 House) can be mailed to:
Theresa Patterson
Parish Twinning Program of the Americas
309 Windemere Woods Drive
Nashville, TN 37215


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From India to Boston
From India to Boston
An International Student Perspective at Simmons
Being an international student I never had an option of visiting Simmons in the summer. So unlike other students, I did not know how my college looked like until the day of Fall Orientation.
Obviously, I had built a beautiful picture of Simmons in my mind before coming here. And, I was so happy to see that Simmons totally met all the expectations of my "Dream School". From smiling, happy and friendly faces all around the campus, to small classes, very helpful faculty and lots of opportunities to learn and grow. Simmons was a perfect place for me.
It took me a while to make friends, to know my professors, to get involved in the community but I was never scared to take the first step. Because I knew I had a big support system. Simmons was my support system. In my classes, my professors were always more than willing to help me. The staff working in Simmons was always available to assist me with my questions. My friends were always interested in talking to me about my experiences and culture. I got very comfortable in my college life from the first semester.
The stereotypical thought of a scary, intimidating and challenging transition to college did not hold true for me. Simmons made it very smooth for me to adjust with the new life and new culture. I not only liked what I was studying, but I also started getting a richer college experience as I started to get involved in the community. Everywhere I looked there were tons of opportunities for me. Be it classes, extra-curricular activities, leadership or any other field. All these factors made my relationship with Simmons much tighter and enriching.
When I decided to come to America, I was definitely very excited. It was going to be a new beginning, new people, new culture and a new country.
But I guess no one told me about the policy of being self-dependent or maybe independent in America.
Being born and brought up in a household full with servants, maids and drivers I did not know how to make my own food, do my laundry, make my bed or walk for miles on the road.
Not knowing all of that, I came to Boston expecting that everything will be ready for me, and I will just go to classes and be fine. But, second day of orientation they started talking about "Managing your Finances". I thought to myself, "who is supposed to do that for me here, maybe my family via Skype?"
After getting my first paycheck from my first job (ever) at the Office of Student Leadership and Activities, I didn't know how to spend it. I asked myself if I was supposed to save any of it or spend it all.
My first trip to the grocery store was around 2 hours long when I was trying to figure out the difference between different kinds of breads and butter.
I obviously burned the first meal I made for myself in my apartment. Oh yes! I lived in an apartment. I had no idea how to clean and organize my apartment. I didn't know how to organize my clothes in a tiny closet.
So many mistakes and a lot of questions on how to improve myself marked the beginning of my undergraduate career in America. But I always remembered what my mom said to me. She said, "Never, ever give up on anything in life. No matter how many times you fail, you will succeed one day".
Keeping this in mind, I started a new day as a new beginning, and learned as much as I could from the "Independent American Life". I learned to accept everything with a smile as I knew it was all for my benefit.
It took me almost two academic years to realize how exciting, yet knowledgeable, an experience it is to be an international student. The last two years have been very thrilling for me and not one day has passed without thinking, "Wow! My life has changed so much after coming to the United States of America, and especially to Simmons."
My name is Priyal Goyal, and I am a rising junior majoring in Computer Science and IT, with a minor in Business.
For me, coming to Simmons was a shock as well an exciting opportunity. Shock because I was going to an all women's college (I had been in an all girl's school all my life) and exciting because I was going to explore a whole new culture, different kind of people, food, education system and what not.
I was so happy while boarding my flight to Boston on August 4, 2010. In my mind, I was ready to take on all the challenges that could come my way in order to be successful in my college career. But from my heart, I was scared, and little lonely, wondering would the "American" people accept me the way I am? Will the girls of my class be friendly with me? Will they like me despite of my skin color or my Indian accent? Will I be able to adjust with the freezing weather? Will I understand my professor talking to me in "American"? Will I be able to adjust with the new culture?
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Is Flopping Just Part Of The Game Now?
Flopping or selling calls can draw the ire of NBA fans, players, and coaches
Say what you want about the "art" of selling calls but it is effective if done right. As a fan you hate it when it's done to your favorite NBA team but love it when your favorite player gets away with it.
Right now, if you are a Dallas Mavericks fan, you are probably talking around the water cooler on how no Dallas defender can touch Miami Heat's Dwyane Wade and LeBron James. Well you are not alone.
Mavericks' DeShawn Stevenson and Shawn Marion were quite verbal about Wade and James flopping after the Game 3 loss:
"They're great actors and they sell it," Stevenson said Monday afternoon. "That's what they're supposed to do."
"We've got to take hard fouls," Stevenson said, "but if you touch them they're so dramatic you might get a flagrant 2."
"There was a couple of them where I thought they acted, but I'm just trying to play," Marion said. "I'm not trying to get caught up with that. If that's how he feels, that's how he feels."
The most blatant example came just before halftime, when Wade turned for a rebound. When he couldn't get it, he jumped, flailed, and got the call.
Here's how it looked:
Jeff Van Gundy actually nails the analysis on this.
"Players have learned to contort their bodies and make everything seem like it's a foul."
Instead of Dallas having the ball and a chance to cut Miami's lead to four or even three, Wade went to the line and sank two free throws to give Miami an eight point lead.
As I said before, flopping can be infuriating for players, coaches and fans alike. However, is this a situation where it's now considered "smart" and part of a strategic go-to move when a defensive or offensive player may be in trouble?
Consider how flopping was frowned upon when players began to use it more often. From San Antonio Spurs' Manu Ginobili, former NBA player Vlade Divac, to Cleveland Cavaliers' Anderson Varejao, whenever they flopped, sports TV pundits, players and coaches pulled their hair out.
Take for instance, Stan Van Gundy's choice words for Shaquille O'Neal in 2009, when Van Gundy accused O'Neal of flopping against Dwight Howard:
"I was shocked, seriously, shocked," Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said of O'Neal's flopping. "And very disappointed cause he knows what it's like. Let's stand up and play like men, and I think our guy did that tonight."
In 2008 the NBA addressed flopping when it instituted a rule that it would impose fines on players who show a clear case of flopping and suspensions for repeat offenders. But has this rule really been enforced? Seems selling fouls is very common place in the NBA.
Now when it's done, it's laughed at or it becomes a chance for a sports TV talking head to quip how the player just won an Oscar for his performance. Flopping is still bothersome but its negative edge has lessened.
Should NBA fans, players and coaches perhaps to begin to accept selling fouls/flopping is now just a part of the game?
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Restaurant Burns in Saturday Morning Fire
March 08, 2014
Ron Sanders
MADISONVILLE, Ky. (3/8/14) — The Madisonville Fire Department was summoned to a fire that destroyed a well-known restaurant early Saturday morning in Madisonville. MFD got the call at 4:30 a.m.…
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Hopkins County Joint Planning Committee Comprehensive Plan for Future
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Youth League President Charged with Theft by Misuse of Non-profit Funds
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March 09, 2014
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Amber Averitt, SurfKY News Reporter
March 08, 2014
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KENTUCKY (3/8/14) — One of the more indispensable words of instruction I have ever received came from Dr. Fred Luskin who was head of the Stanford University Forgiveness Project. He said, "To forgive is to give up all hope for a better past." What keeps people frozen solid with the regrets and shame of yesteryear, is the lingering optimism that they might go back and change it, according to… Read More...
Outdoor Truths - 'Patience'
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KENTUCKY (3/9/14) – There's a lot of fishing going on right now. I've heard stories from those catching bass, crappie, and walleye. It is the perfect time of the year for fishermen, no matter what species he is after. And just like other seasons, this one will pass as quickly as it arrived. While you can catch most types of fish all year long, there are certain times that are just better. Now is… Read More...
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March 08, 2014
HOPKINS COUNTY, Ky. (3/8/14) — Join the Glema Mahr Center for the Arts Saturday, Mar. 22, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. as it presents Ben Sollee, "Genre-Bending Cello & Vocals". Known for his thrilling cello playing, Sollee incorporates new techniques to create a unique mix of folk, bluegrass, jazz and R&B. Sollee's style blends rough, smooth, smoky vocals with a knack for intricate arrangements. Tickets… Read More...
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March 07, 2014
MADISONVILLE, Ky. (3/7/14) — Madisonville Community College hosted the regional Skills USA Welding Competition on Friday, Feb. 28. Teams from Caldwell, Christian, and Muhlenberg counties participated in the Box competition and the Welding 1 competition.Taking 1st place in the Box competition was Trevor Howton (Caldwell) followed by Trey Greene (Caldwell) in 2nd place and Cody Bolinger… Read More...
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Madisonville Police Department
March 07, 2014
MADISONVILLE, Ky. (3/7/14) — The Madisonville Police Department released the following arrest reports March 7. Scott A. Alexander, 32, of Madisonville was charged March 7 with drug paraphernalia-buy, possess. He was also served an arrest warrant for failure to pay fines. The arresting officer was Jared Ward. Harold L. Fox, 73, of White Plains was charged March 6 with theft by unlawful taking or… Read More...
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Jerry Rhoads
March 07, 2014
FRANKFORT, Ky. (3/7/14) — Many lawmakers joined thousands of Kentuckians gathered along Capitol Avenue Wednesday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr,'s March on Frankfort. It was a cold and blustery March 5 when Dr. King led 10,000 others in a march up to the front door of our Capitol in support of the Kentucky Civil Rights Act. Retracing his steps with some of those… Read More...
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March 07, 2014
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Muhlenberg Son Strums His Way Around…
Paul McRee, SurfKY News Reporter
March 07, 2014
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (3/5/14) — Like many teenagers fresh out of high school, Travis Dukes thought he had his life pretty well planned. A native of Bremen, Dukes graduated from Muhlenberg North High School and went on to earn a degree in Exceptional Education at Western Kentucky University. While in college, Dukes worked as a singer/musician in several Bowling Green establishments. After college, he… Read More...
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Leslie Curneal
March 06, 2014
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Joyce Riggs
March 06, 2014
MADISONVILLE, Ky. (3/6/14) — Madisonville Community College's Workforce Solutions Department will host "Girls in Engineering and Technology." Dates for the event are March 21 for South Hopkins Middle School students, April 11 for James Madison Middle School students, and April 25 for Browning Springs Middle School students. Each event will be held from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. in the Flex Lab of the… Read More...
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March 06, 2014
MADISONVILLE, Ky. (3/6/14) — A contractor for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans to restrict traffic to one lane on KY 109 at the Hopkins-Christian County Line on, Tuesday, March 11, 2014. This work zone at KY 109 Hopkins County mile point 0.123 is to allow a, resumption of deck work on the Tradewater River Bridge that started last fall. Traffic will be restricted to one lane around the… Read More...
Hopkins County US 62 Traffic Advisory
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March 06, 2014
MADISONVILLE, Ky. (3/6/14) — A contractor for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans to restrict traffic to one lane on US 62 in Hopkins County starting Tuesday, March 11, 2014. This work zone along US 62 in Hopkins County at mile point 16.724 is to allow deck work on the Drakes Creek Bridge. This work zone is along US 62/Greenville Road between the Pennyrile Parkway and White Plains. Traffic… Read More...
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Madisonville Police Department
March 06, 2014
MADISONVILLE, Ky. (3/6/14) — The Madisonville Police Department released the following arrest reports on Thursday, March 6. Keith A. Stafford, 34, of Madisonville was served an arrest warrant March 5 for failure to pay fines. She was also charged with giving an officer a false name or address and resisting arrest. The arresting officer was Leslie Gregory. Crystal M. Goff, 29, of Madisonville was… Read More...
UK Junior Selected for U.S. Collegiate National Team to China
March 08, 2014
UK Athletics
Kentucky High School All-Star Tryout List and Dates Announced
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UK Travels to Texas A&M, Missouri
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UK Softball Team Starts SEC Play Friday
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UK Women's Golf Ready for Tournament in South Carolina
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UK Swimmers to Compete at NCAA Championships
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Ten Wildcats Qualify for NCAA Indoor Championships
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Kentucky Enters Top 25 for the First Time Since 2009
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UK Wraps Up the Querencia Cabo Collegiate in Fourth Place
March 04, 2014 UK Athletics -
UK Hosts Cincinnati in Doubleheader
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Three Wildcats Earn All-SEC Honors
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UK Rifle Finishes Second at Conference Championships
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UK Climbs Four Spots on Day Two
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UK Men's Golf Concludes First Round in Cabo
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UK Downs Arkansas to Sweep SEC Opening Weekend
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UK Swimmers Place in the Top Four
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UK Men's and Women's Teams Place Top-5
March 03, 2014 UK Athletics -
Randle Named Top 10 Semifinalist for Naismith Trophy
February 28, 2014 UK Athletics -
Men's Soccer Announces Spring Schedule
February 27, 2014 UK Athletics -
Reed Named NCAA.COM, NCBWA National Player of the Week
February 26, 2014 UK Athletics -
Wildcats vs. Dayton Flyers to be Rescheduled
February 26, 2014 UK Althletics
Hopkins County Obituaries
Richard Summers, Sr., 62, of Dawson Springs, KY
HOPKINS COUNTY, Ky. - Richard Summers, Sr., 62, of Dawson Springs, KY passed away at 5:21 a.m. on Saturday, March 8, 2014 at Baptist Health…
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Single Vehicle Injury Collision in Hopkinsville
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Three Charged for Making Meth in Home with Children
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Impact of NIH Research
NIH is the leading supporter of biomedical research in the world. This research has had a major positive impact on nearly all of our lives by improving human health, fueling the U.S. economy, and creating jobs in our communities.
Due in large measure to NIH research, a baby born in the United States today can expect to live to nearly age 79 — about three decades longer than one born in 1900. Not only are we living longer, but our quality of life is improving. Over the last quarter century, the proportion of older people with chronic disabilities has dropped by nearly one-third.
NIH also drives job creation and economic growth. NIH research funding directly supports hundreds of thousands of American jobs and serves as a foundation for the medical innovation sector, which employs 1 million U.S. citizens.
News & Commentary
02/17/2014: "Government Funding Has Been Key to New Cancer Vaccines" (New) by Arthur Allen, The Washington Post
12/29/2013: "The Innovation Deficit" by L. Rafael Reif, The Boston Globe
12/24/2013: "Investing in the Nation's Health" by Francis S. Collins, The Washington Post
12/04/2013: "NIH Research is Ailing from the Budget Squeeze" by Editorial Board, The Washington Post
11/20/2013: "Nobel Prize Winner in Medicine is Telling Students Not to Stay in America" by Danny Vinik, Business Insider
11/19/2013: "Harvard President Sounds Alarm Over Sequestration" by Libby A. Nelson, Politico
11/08/2013: "Dr. Francis Collins: Politics on the Frontier of Science" by Joseph Rago, The Wall Street Journal
10/31/2013: "What Now: It Still Takes Too Long and Costs Too Much" by Margaret Anderson, Huffington Post
10/26/2013: "Washington Budget Cuts Have Real Impact on Those Living with MS" Jim Elfline, The Herald
09/24/2013: "The Way We Were" by Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times


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Château de Beaulon - 12 years
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A 12 year old Cognac
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An extremely good 20 year old cognac. Very good value
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ATLANTA -- The conceptual design and plans for a schematic design phase for the new Atlanta Falcons stadium were announced on Tuesday by the organization.
The Georgia World Congress Center Board of Governors approved the plans, which is intended to begin to define the stadium configuration, scale and project components, a Falcons press release said. Construction of the new stadium is expected to begin in the first half of next year.
"Our discussions and decisions have focused on creating an iconic asset for the city and state, a great game day experience for our fans and attendees of other events that will be held in the new stadium, and a connection with the surrounding communities," Falcons President and CEO Rich McKay said. "We look forward to moving into the more detailed design phase with our great partners at 360 Architecture and their recently-selected joint venture partners."
Last week, the Falcons said three Atlanta architecture firms would partner with lead architect 360 Architecture on the project. The three firms were Goode Van Slyke Architecture, Stanley Beaman & Sears, and tvsdesign.
The Falcons also announced on Tuesday its team of general contractors. Atlanta-based Holder Construction Company will lead a joint venture with Hunt Construction Group, H.J. Russell & Company and C.D. Moody Construction Company.
The construction companies have worked together on several projects, the release said, including Hunt and Moody's work on the International Terminal at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Hunt Construction Group has constructed 90 stadiums and arenas, including 12 NFL stadiums and six of the nine retractable roof stadiums in the U.S.
Conceptual design renderings can be viewed on www.newatlantastadium.com.
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Pic: Dana White reveals Mark Hunt turned down Junior Dos Santos fight at UFC 160, which would mean that the promotion offered it to the "Super Samoan" after he expressed his interest to replace the injured Alistair Overeem. If true, it contradicts Hunt's public statement, as well as takes some steam out of his rally wagon. As a result, dos Santos vs. Overeem has now been postponed until summer. You mad?
Tyson Fury Interview. Calls out Cain Valasquez and claims he could also beat JDS and Overeem.
Former UFC LHW champ Lyoto Machida and current HW champ Junior dos Santos working out in an open training session to promote Machida Dojo's all-new branch in Belém, Brazil. Via Zombie Prophet of course. Subscribe to MMA Nation on YouTube to get his finds as soon as he unearths them.
Machida and JDS rolling to promote a new branch of the Machida family dojo in Belém. Looks like a relaxed, semi-competitive session to me.
Junior dos Santos vs. Joaquim Ferreira 1 I've been waiting a long time to watch this fight! but yeah as you can see Junior is clearly the better fighter. I have no idea how he lost the rematch!?! Also... is that a thong! Haha
Another fan-made promo for Dos Santos vs. Velasquez II, UFC 152. Produced by mrfreakz95, who is responsible for the best highlights and promos in Polish MMA community.
This week the guys sound like their broadcasting the show from prison, but they're not. At least I don't think they are... Mike, Roth, and Subo talk about dos Santos vs. Mir, the women of Endicott, and the worst UFC PPV of the the last five years. Untethered MMA Podcast broadcasts live on FightFans Radio every Thursday at 5PM ET. Follow the guys on twitter @UntetheredMMA.
The staredown between Junior dos Santos and Frank Mir at today's UFC 146 pre-fight press conference.
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What's GOOD?! I wish I could get back into Pokemon, but that boat has set sail long time ago. I find myself watching Shofu's videos on youtube from time to time and then I end up here or on FriendCodes reminiscing. I miss the good old days lol
Haha you ain't lyin. Ya I'm having the same issue with trying to find RSE Decoder...and besides I still can't figure it out so I guess I'm gonna give 5th Gen a go. Got lots of reading to do tonight lol
I'm pretty much in the same boat. But I'm using Pokemon as something to keep me distracted that's FREE cause being a full time student leaves you kind of broke O_o...lol but I'm loving it though. Now I'm just greasin' up the old wheels in my head about RNG cause frankly I'm a bit lost again lol although I did manage to RNG my Emerald Starter as a shiny for a warm up lol
Bro!!!!! I Know I've been GHOST for a while lol LIFE has been hectic lol what's up with you though?!?!
Woah, nice breed lol Still trying to get through this last week of school before I am completely free D:
Um, mostly RNG breeds. A few capture projects that will hopefully expand :D I'm working my way through smogon's competitive pokedex atm. I have very little events, so I don't think that will be up there lol. Eventually, when I Ev train my pokes, I'll include a section for that.
I never advanced frames for Egg RNGing I always picked a seed/delay that gave me whatever my save frame was. It's probably the easiest way to do it =). Since you know how to use Pikatimer this should be a breeze. =) But if you do opt to advance the frame you'll have to use the Journal flips. But I recommend doing the first thing I mentioned first. Since you have to keep in mind your save frame COULD change and it'll be time consuming having to advance the frame to 25 everytime and then coming to find out you landed on 4, 5, or 7 rather then 6. Trust me it happens.
That's right so far. You enter the Ivs of the caught pokemon to find the seed. I believe it's the seed finder lol Then change the method to DPPt international and generate. Then search for your baby's IVs in the list. It will tell you what frame your on :) I g2g Maybe we can get this done tomorrow.
D: That sucks. Tell me If you need any more rare candies lol What time do you usually go on FC or smogon?
I'm unable to RNG yet xD, but I'm on hell of a good Ev'er IMO. :) I have around 100 pokemon left to EV...I know right? As soon as i get an AR for cloning, I'll have a thead here :D Good Luck man :)
Dual Threads? Hehe you devious fellow xD That sounds like a good idea. I still gotta work on my RNG projects. And I'll also help you with your IVs SOON. Once things settle down a bit we can get this thing running!