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The Boy Scouts of America are under heavy fire these days: first, for the group's stance against membership by gays, and second, for the so-called perversion files.
A judge in December ordered the release of tens of thousands of pages detailing decades of alleged sexual abuse by men inside the organization against Scouts in their care. Instead of turning these tips over to law enforcement for investigation, the Boy Scouts of America chose to keep them in private files. That has left many struggling to understand why this trusted group chose to seemingly protect these alleged perpetrators over innocent children.
For the first time, a Kansas City area man reveals his story of sexual abuse at the hands of a Boy Scout volunteer 30 years ago. The release of the so-called "perversion files" prompted this man, who KCTV5 is calling John Doe, to speak up about what he says happened to him at Camp Naish in Bonner Springs, KS.
In the summer of 1979, Doe was looking forward to attending the Boy Scout camp. The then-9-year-old had no idea the survival skills he learned at Camp Naish would include learning to deal with sexual assault.
"How did this (the sexual assault) change you as a person?" KCTV5 reporter Jeanene Kiesling asked.
"I'm not sure. I don't know what it would be like to be normal." Doe replied. "It's always been there. It's always been a huge weight. It's torn me up for a lot of years."
Now in his 40s and married with two daughters of his own, Doe says he worked to forget what had happened, until the Boy Scout perversion files were made public. Included among them was a letter Doe's father wrote 30 years ago, begging for the name of the man who hurt his son.
"It's been horrible. All these feelings come rushing back and I can't sleep thinking about it," Doe said. "(It) brought a lot of weight back that I thought I was trying to get behind me."
Doe says his mind has blocked out some details from that first camp assault but he does recall that it happened while he was earning a merit badge in canoeing. He says he was left alone at the pool with a volunteer that he had never met before.
"I was in the canoe and he was holding the canoe so it wouldn't tip over. I've tried to piece it together from getting in the canoe to how I got out of there. I don't remember. I don't remember how I got away from the pool," Doe said. "I do remember being in a position in the pool and in the canoe I felt like my life was in danger. If I didn't go along with whatever his instructions were (that) my life was in danger."
Doe describes that incident as the moment he lost both innocence and trust. Doe says while he wanted to pretend nothing had happened, he couldn't stop questioning whether he had done something wrong to cause the attack.
"What happened on the second occasion?" Kiesling asked.
"I was going to the cafeteria and I took a wrong path down a trail and he happened to be on the trail and we were by ourselves there," Doe said.
"When you saw him the second time, what went through your mind?"
Doe says he never planned to tell anyone about the alleged assaults. Back at home, he began to act more and more reserved and withdrawn. When his parents confronted him about his changed behavior, Doe says he reluctantly shared the horror he had suffered by a man whose name he didn't know. Doe says his father took immediate action.
"He went to great lengths to try and find out what happened," Doe said. "Multiple letters were sent to the scouting program. (There were) attempts to communicate with the leaders of the church the scouting program was associated with. And we always hit brick walls. I was told they would send documents; we would need to fill out forms. We would fill out (forms) for the Scouts that never showed up and correspondence just dropped off on their end. There was nothing else that could be done."
Doe says his father continued to press for answers from the church who organized the Boy Scout outing. Doe says those pleadings were met with a memorable response.
"He (the church leader) said nothing good would ever come of it, and just sweep it under the rug," Doe recalled his father being told.
Doe says he did just that. Despite feeling let down by his church and an organization he once loved, Doe says he thought the Boy Scouts must have done something to handle his situation. He says he believed he was this volunteer's lone victim. The perversion file containing his father's letter proved him wrong.
The file has a name on it. So while Doe's family never knew who attacked the boy, it appears the Boy Scouts had quickly put it together and confronted the volunteer. A handwritten note in the file says the alleged abuser was talked to and that he "understands." The file contains a second allegation of physical abuse against a different boy that same summer in Bonner Springs, KS.
"I have a feeling nothing is an isolated incident," Doe said. "I think that this individual has done this many times and harmed a lot of people."
According to the Boy Scout file, it wasn't until 1991 that the organization decided to put Doe's alleged attacker in their "ineligible file," prohibiting him ever volunteering again.
"Do you think the Boy Scouts' allowing him to stay on enabled him to victimize more children?" Kiesling asked.
"I'm sure it did," Doe replied. "I think he purposely sought out a position where he could be around people like this, and it was really troublesome to learn he did this for another 12 years."
The release of the perversion file and the possibility of other victims is what have Doe coming forward now. He has hired attorneys Tobi Bitner and Jamie Brun to see if he can sue the Boy Scouts in civil court for what he believes was a cover up of widespread sexual abuse.
"In reviewing of that file, you can see parents reached out and were practically begging the Boy Scouts to assist them in stopping this person from injuring children," Bitner said. "However, even though those parents were reaching out and utilizing every tool they knew how at that time they did not receive any assistance."
Before Doe agreed to come forward and tell his story, he had to complete a very difficult task - telling his wife of nearly 15 years what had happened to him so many years ago.
"How difficult was that conversation?" Kiesling asked.
"Very," Doe said. "It was very difficult, not only that I kind of buried things for a while but how she would look at me afterwards. It was tough."
KCTV5 reached out to both the Boy Scouts of America and the church that planned the Camp Naish outing for comment on Doe's story. Neither responded.
KCTV5 also tracked down the man who is named in the perversion file containing Doe's allegation of abuse to get his side of the story. He also never responded.
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Anthony Njokuani vs Edson Barboza
This looks like a tough UFC debut for Njokuani. While Barboza should be more than accommodating to make this a standup fight, that's not necessarily a good thing for Njokuani. Anthony is one of the least well-rounded fighters in the UFC and is primarily a striker. The problem is that Barboza is better at that, too. Barboza is just the better fighter in every regard.
I'm fine with this fight. It should be pretty one-sided, but I'm cool with it. The UFC wants to make sure they maximized return on spectacular knockout potential by showing this fight on Spike and not others. As long as they both bring it, I'm happy with whatever result the MMA gods magic down to us.

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---- — Sally Parker, 81, of Effingham, died at 5:42 p.m. Sunday, April 7, 2013, at St. Anthony's Memorial Hospital, Effingham.
Funeral services will be at 7 p.m. Friday at Johnson Funeral Home, Effingham, with the Rev. Drew Holloway officiating. Visitation will be from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Online condolences may be left at www.johnsonandsonsfh.com.


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An off-duty employee robbed the very Chick-fil-a on Eagle Drive where he worked, according to the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office.Jeremy Huffman, 19, came into the fast-food restaurant just before closing and lingered while the manager on duty finished Thursday night. Cherokee authorities say at some point Huffman pulled out a gun, pointed it at the manager and demanding money from the safe.The manager says he gave Huffman an undisclosed amount of cash. Huffman then fled the Chick-fil-a on foot. Once notified of the armed robbery, Cherokee deputies soon tracked down another Jacob Rybak -- who also worked at the Chick-fil-a -- nearby in the woods along Towne Lake Parkway. They determined Rybak was an accomplice in the robbery and arrested him. Shortly after midnight, deputies found Huffman at a home on Fieldstone Way in the Towne Lake Hills East community. Deputies say they tried to contact Huffman for several hours, without success. At 6 a.m. Friday, Cherokee County S.W.A.T. entered the home and took Huffman into custody without incident. Cherokee authorities say the cash stolen from Chick-fil-a and gun used in the robbery were found during the arrest.Huffman is charged with armed robbery, aggravated assault and obstruction of an officer. He remains at Cherokee County Jail, where he's being held without bond.Rybak is also charged with armed robbery and is being held without bond at the Cherokee County Jail.
Firefighters are calling a man a hero after he helped save a family from a burning home in DeKalb County.


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New research shows a link between taking prescription pain medications such as hydrocodone and oxycodone and sexual problems in men.
"There is a substantial risk of experiencing erectile dysfunction and needing to take medication for erectile dysfunction," says Dr. Richard Deyo of Kaiser Permanente Care for Health Research.
Researchers at the Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research looked at the medical records of more than 11,000 men with back pain. They found men taking high-dose opioids were 50% more likely to receive prescriptions for ED than men who did not take prescription painkillers.
"Certainly low testosterone is one reason this happens and it turns out that opioids actually affect the pituitary gland and other organs that actually make sex hormones."
Sales of opioid painkillers have quadrupled in recent years. About 4 million adults in the U.S. use the medications on a regular basis.
Dr. Deyo says there are alternative treatments for people with chronic pain.
"A combination of a tailored exercise program and what's called cognitive behavioral therapy, which is really just aimed at reducing fear of movement and fear of normal daily activities."
Researchers say the men in the study experienced problems after taking painkillers for more than 3 months. They advise patients talk to their doctor before starting any long term medication.
There is increasing evidence that using opioids long term can also lead to addiction, overdoses, sleep apnea, and falls in older adults.
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Thursday: Obama to visit Midpeninsula
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on Jun 5, 2013 at 2:20 pm
Can our communities please have a little more heads up time whenever a president comes to our area to visit, so we can plan ahead for the incredible traffic congestion that these visits create? The June 6 visit gave us a one-day lead time to prepare, absolutely not enough time.
on Jun 5, 2013 at 2:39 pm
Longer lead time might be helpful for residents to reschedule.
However, it would also give protestors more time to organize and mobilize larger groups. Conceivably, that might result in higher costs to the local communities if a larger police presence is called for.
A lot of these protests exacerbate traffic issues since the primary goal of these organizations is to attract the maximum amount of media coverage.
From a security standpoint from the Secret Service's viewpoint, it makes more sense to keep the itinerary until the last moment.
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I've never experienced any traffic issues when he's come to town, so I would guess its localized and not that bad, unless its localized in your locale of course.


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Henrietta's Table
- Address:
One Bennett St.
Cambridge, MA 02138Neighborhood:
Harvard Square
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Henrietta's Table
- Dining Style: Home Style
- Website: http://www.henriettastable.com/
- Phone: 6176615005
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 6:30am - 11:00am, 12:00pm - 3:00pm, 5:30pm - 10:00pm Friday: 6:30am - 11:00am, 12:00pm - 3:00pm, 5:30pm - 10:00pm Saturday: 7:00am - 11:00am, 12:00pm - 3:00pm, 5:30pm - 10:00pm Sunday: 7:00am - 10:30am, 12:00pm - 3:00pm, 5:30pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Peter Davis
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: A private room is available for parties of 4 to 40. It is a beautiful room decorated in a warm and comfortable New England style, with large windows overlooking the courtyard. It offers a private sound system, A/V and high-speed cable access.
- Private Party Contact: Ani Moore 6176615014
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Henrietta's Table reviews from OpenTable diners
203 reviews since April 25, 2014
- Food4.2Service4
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (83)great for brunch (83)great for outdoor dining (76)good for groups (64)special occasion (58)great for lunch (56)neighborhood gem (47)kid-friendly (43)romantic (20)scenic view (12)notable wine list (11)hot spot (9)vibrant bar scene (5)late-night find (4)Show More
- As always, flawlessOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/21/2014There is no better place in Cambridge for lunch than Henrietta's Table. The open bright dining room, the service and the food are all perfect.Special Features:
- Excellent!!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/19/2014I ate here with my friends during restaurant week, the service is awesome and the food is incredible! Don't forget the decoration, of course. Homey & comfortable! I'll come here another time if I can, I love this restaurant.Special Features:
- Good for Dinner, Great for BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/19/2014I have been to Henrietta's table for both brunch and dinner. The brunch spread is unbeatable, but the dinner menu leaves something to be desired. The salads are delicious and you really get the fresh ingredient, farm-to-table feel, and the entrees were quite good, but the portions were very average, and the sides are small. The restaurant feels like you are in someone's beautiful countryside home, but the dinner entrees make it feel like you are in a relatively upscale French restaurant -- not consistent with the charming identity of Henrietta's Table. I will always make the trip across the river for brunch here, but there are other places I would choose first for dinner.Special Features:
- Great foodJaneVIPDined on 8/17/2014Duck dish was amazing. Accommodated our party very well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- overrated and expensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/17/2014We went because we decided to take advantage of Restaurant Week (Dine Out Boston) "bargains." Although the cost of a complete dinner with appetizers and dessert was reasonable, the food was mediocre, there was not much ambiance and we were generally disappointed. We would not return and would not recommend. There are many far better places in Cambridge and Boston and many are more reasonably price.
- Expensive CasualAlexVIPDined on 8/14/2014Our group of 4 ate at Henrietta's Table before heading off to the theater. We ate outside which was pleasant. I'd been here several times before and never liked the unadorned tables inside which look more like a cafeteria than a fine restaurant. Everything is al a carte, so the tab runs up surprisingly high. Service is pleasant but unprofessional with waiters reaching across diners and forgetting ordered items. For the money there are many better choices in the Harvard Square area.
- Henrietta's TableDDS1Dined on 8/12/2014This restaurant was fantastic! I have several food allergies and they were very accommodating! Staff was very attentive and good was excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No dogs on patioDrAudioVIPDined on 8/11/2014We arrived with our bichon Lucky to enjoy lunch on the patio and we were told that because of an "incident" dogs are not allowed any longer. I was very sad to hear this because this patio is one of the best for dog lovers. They finally did find a seat for us after speaking with the manager but if you plan on going with your dog you had better call first.
- Another BrunchmarianVIPDined on 8/10/2014Our daughter's favorite brunch site. Took her back again two weeks later with BFF to celebrate college bound!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lovely patiogoodfoodgoodserviceVIPDined on 8/9/2014I'd forgotten what a lovely outdoor space Henrietta's Table enjoyed. The food is excellent, as is the service. A great choice in Harvard Square.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lack of seasoning killed my mealOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/8/2014Great setting and service but rarely have I had a meal that was as tasteless as the lamb stewSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/8/2014We were a group of six ....... old friends meeting for lunch. They were very accommodating with outside seating out of the sun. Delightful!I would recommend this to a friend.
- BravoOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/7/2014Great to have a restaurant with original, locally-sourced, great-tasting food with outstanding service that is not over-priced or pretentious. Well done.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jackVIPDined on 8/5/2014Food was fresh but not spectacularly prepared. However the ambiance of sitting ourside on a warm summer night was enjoyable.Special Features:
- oldfoodieoldfoodieVIPDined on 8/5/2014I love the whole ambience...causal, but par excellence in every respect!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still just as great as I rememberMikeblanDined on 8/3/2014I had been to Henrietta's several times when I went to school in Cambridge. Every meal was wonderful. Our summer travel plans landed us in Boston and Cambridge and my wife and I wanted to go back to Henrietta's. Everything was fantastic. I really was happy to see a gem like this has continues to provide excellent food with great service fifteen years later! I hope it's not fifteen years until my next visit.Special Features:
- Great food, expensive sunday brunchlabostondinerVIPDined on 8/3/2014Be aware that on Sundays your only option is a $50 brunch. Everything is available and you could eat for hours, but it's all delicious and rich so you'll get full quickly. Definitely a special occasion brunch spot!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food and serviceFrancine02476Dined on 8/1/2014My first time for dinner. I had been there several time for lunch and always enjoyed the food. The food at dinner was quite good (I would recommend the Halibut Cheeks,) the reasonably price wine was good and the service pleasant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- menu selectionOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/31/2014I understand the theme of this restaurant is New England fare, but in summer I would have appreciated some lighter dinner choices. Yankee Pot roast on a sweltering July evening? Bleh.
- So so.JT21079Dined on 7/30/2014The restaurant said we didn't have a reservation. Obviously, since Open Table sent us an email to rate our experience, we did. The waitress acted put upon the whole evening. We did end up with a nice table. When she finally took our drink order, they were delivered after the appetizer. The pork was very good, but the chicken and halibut cheeks lackluster. We've been here several times before and always enjoyed it.
- Fresh and DeliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/29/2014Henrietta's Table uses local, fresh ingredients which made for a delicious enjoyable meal. The crab cakes were generous and mostly crab. The greens were crisp and tasty. And the Yankee pot roast was tender and comforting. Our blueberry crostata was to die for!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disappointingfud4thotVIPDined on 7/27/2014The brunch was disappointing. I had enjoyed dinners here before and was expecting the same quality of food. Unfortunately my husband and I were not impressed with what was offered at brunch.Special Features:
- Great dining experienceUpstateNYerDined on 7/26/2014Comfortable atmosphere, delicious food and friendly service! Best bread pudding we've ever had!!! Would recommend highly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mediocre foodnice ambiencefoodie21Dined on 7/26/20146 of us went for celebratory meal- prime rib- fatty slab of chewy cold meat- with mashed potatoes mixed with horrible cheese- all for almost $30! duck was better- salmon OK- overpriced for the food- the ambience is nice- service very goodSpecial Features:
- outstanding local New England fareOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/25/2014Outstanding local sources explained, like the local cheese menu and beer menu, making every delicious bite more special. Savory and delicious, exceptionally well prepared and inventive! Wait staff welcoming, knowledgeable & efficient!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/25/2014loved coming here--friendly, helpful staff--awareness of theater time for dinner also loved at another time after event diningSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OverratedTraveler2014Dined on 7/23/2014Food mediocre to poor. Service less than attentive. A disappointment, considering how it's lauded by frommer's and overrated by Zagat's.
- Another lovely eveningScottVIPDined on 7/19/2014We often stop at Henrietta's Table when going to a Regattabar performance, and this was one of those occasions. Nick, our server, was superb - professional, fun, knowledgeable about the menu, attentive to getting us out in time for the performance. And he remembered to give us the 10% discount that applies to Regattabar customers. The Yankee Pot Roast, which some of our party had, was superb. The Halibut, which I had, was quite good but not the best I've had.Special Features:
- Fresh & gr8 ambience but lil flavorgradstudentfromtheareaDined on 7/18/2014My wife got the lamb shank & I went with the pork chops. The small portion size of her dish surprised my wife though the pork chops were a decent size. I found the pork chops & the sauce to be under-salted. Halfway through my dish, I liberally sprinkled salt & it helped the flavor of the dish by a few notches. Also even though the pork chops had been brined overnight, as I was working my way through the pork chops, I did not find any flavors to have seeped through the chops themselves. We also had a pitcher of Sangria. It was very disappointing. The sangria felt watery and there were no other fruits besides some slices of strawberry in it. Overall impression: Not great. Pluses: fresh food & nice ambiance; Cons: Taste - very underwhelming.Special Features:
- good locally sourced foodomh66Dined on 7/16/2014great food from organic sources, interesting combinations. The tartar sauce with the crab cakes was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Losing steam?StormDined on 7/13/2014Hadn't been to Henrietta's for brunch in a number of years,wasn't overly impressed this time. For starters, the hostess didn't seem like she wanted to be there- definitely needs attitude adjustment for that job. I really looked forward to the oysters but they were just not that good - small and not that flavorful. Don't know if it's the batch they got or what, but they were just OK. The waffles were very good - I thought the fruit selection could have been much better, but then when I later went to the dessert table, there was all the fruit I wish I'd seen earlier near the main buffet. Service was very good, no complaints with our waiter, he was great. For the price, you kind of expect things to be top notch in all departments.Special Features:
- tiredAntikDined on 7/12/20146 of us got together for a Saturday brunch. To be fair It was the end of the branch shift, so staff was hot and tired. We sat outside, chairs had no cushion, so girls in short shorts end up with a bruises on the upper portion of the hamstring, With the memorable pattern from the wire. Menu was too heavy on fruit/nuts bread items. It was a nice bread, way too much though. One of our guests had nut allergy, another hated raisins. Portions were rather too generous 5/6 slices of french toast with what looked like a pile of whip cream. Oysters were sad and dry in their shell. I suspect it was just the weather, but to be honest I would be rather hesitant to come again. Best item from our selections was a watermelon gazpacho.Special Features:
- Dinner at Henrietta'sLove2EatDined on 7/11/2014Great food! Fresh, healthy...not a lot of salt or preservatives. I started off with a crab and corn chowder which was very good and the waitress brought us warm, gluten-free bread because of my dining companion's allergy. I ordered the vegetarian chili with empanadas and it was delicious. There were a lot of fresh vegetables used and it was spicy, too, which I like. Good portion and it also comes with two empanadas on top that are filled with melted cheese. I loved the dough they used to make the empanadas...dense, chewy...great for mopping up the chili. A very hearty dinner!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best brunch in BostonHighStandardsDined on 7/6/2014Went to Henrietta's last weekend for Sunday brunch. Had been there a few years ago and it was even better this time. Fresh food, great selection for everyone. You don't leave "carb'ed out" like many hotel brunches. Highly recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Honest table!GatunaDined on 7/5/2014Fresh flavors with every bite, good size portions. Service very professional, no intrusive at all: they are around when you just need them! The only item that was terrible.... Their coffee! A very expensive expresso with a definitively burn taste! Next time I will stop next door for this!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- quality not consistentMike58Dined on 7/4/2014Sometimes the food here is excellent, but I find that the quality has gone down,or maybe it was only this visit. Wild salmon did not taste like wild salmon. It was flavorless. I really like that the restaurant thinks about sustainability in regards to seafood, etc., and that there is a range of good wines including organic.
- Disappointing this timehard2pleazDined on 7/3/2014We have enjoyed Henrietta's Table on numerous occasions but not this time. While the service was still very good, the noise level was overwhelming, in fact, intolerable for one of us who wears hearing aids. In addition, the food was quite disappointing. Good ingredients but flat tasting. The Sangria was much too sweet and the bread was hard.
- Sunday SurpriseBabs10VIPDined on 6/29/2014Make sure you are hungry when you go. There is so much food. I couldn't eat some of the hot stuff, since I had filled up on the cheese, vegetables and salads. Didn't even have enough room for dessert. Nice variety of hot and cold dishes.Special Features:
- Waitor not good, food really goodCristinaDined on 6/28/2014The food was well prepared and completely farm to fresh table. The food was delious and the servings were an excellent size. All veggies and fruits that made up the dishes were those in season which made the dishes super fresh. The waitor must of had a bad night because he was a bit condescending. He was never down right ride but never really wanted to go above and beyond. Example one of our friends is gluten free and happened to pick a dish that was not. He put the order in and then came back and said sorry your dish isn't gluten free. Then my husband asked if the chef could make a gluten free meal and he said that there are gluten free meals on the menu but that she just picked one that is not....um, shouldn't he help her know this.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dinner with daughterMalMVIPDined on 6/27/2014My daughter lives in Cambridge and I left the burbs to meet her at Henrietta's. We sat down and whoosh! a server was over to bring us water and ask what we'd like to drink. My daughter chose a cocktail which was luscious (Mom stole a sip) and the food was terrific. My daughter is a vegetarian and not only were there choices for her but also the produce is fresh and interesting. I had the cod cakes and a delicious salad. A good time was had by all.Special Features:


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I have heard this opening remark so often that I would usually dismiss it as a church cliche. However, the words strike a different chord with me today.
If not for the man sitting beside me in the pew, I would have no reason to be in rural Shelby County on a Sunday.
Although Zac has lived in Walker County for most of his adult life, it is not the place that he calls home. His heart remains here in Vincent, his boyhood stomping ground.
Zac's commentary on Vincent is very one-sided. Any unpleasantness about the town or the past that ties him to it has been virtually erased from his memory.
Since my opinion of Vincent until now has been based solely on Zac's stories, I have come to think of it as an almost fictional place, like Neverland.
Zac has wanted to bring me here as long as we have been together, but he steered clear for more than a decade in order to sort out some unresolved issues. Some things only heal with time.
The time for Zac's homecoming finally arrived last year, just after the Fourth of July.
We have made several more trips since then to visit his dad and to worship with him at Vincent First United Methodist Church, where our message this morning is on distractions.
At some point in the sermon, I realize that I rarely feel distracted while we are in Vincent.
I still check my phone out of habit, but I try to put it away as soon as I catch myself doing it. Whatever is waiting for me in the next county will find me soon enough once we return.
If I am distracted, it is because I have removed most of myself from the experience so that I can live vicariously through Zac.
He always seems to think of another part of town that he hasn't shown Wyatt and I yet.
So many of his stories begin with "I remember when this was..." that it sounds like the man was there when the charter was approved in the late 1880s.
In truth, there isn't much to look at in Vincent. It's charming to a visitor like myself, certainly, but I don't see a lot that would lead most kids to hang around after graduation.
My husband is the exception. Now that I have walked its streets myself, I see how much of his hometown that Zac has carried with him all of these years.
His work ethic, his love of nature, his appreciation for the simple things in life — it all started here.
Every time we are in Vincent, I find myself wondering how I would react if our roles were reversed. If we were raising Wyatt somewhere else, would I want to come back to Cordova and drive through the streets telling stories from my childhood?
The conclusion I seem to be coming to lately is that hometowns are funny things. They are at once broken and beautiful.
We can love them, leave them or try to change them, but there's no sense in trying to deny that they are part of us.
As we walk out of the church after the service ends, I steal a glance at Zac and notice how happy and relaxed he seems. Knowing that you belong somewhere, whether it's your official zip code or not, does that to a person.


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The Thunder face the proverbial trap game tonight. After last night's big road win over the Spurs, OKC has to be feeling confident about where it stands. Such positioning can grow into overconfidence, and such hubris can break any talented team. The challenges that the Thunder must overcome tonight:
1) Don't lose the rebounding + turnover battle.
Giving up an additional possessions to a weaker team is a formula for disaster, no matter what the talent discrepancy is between teams. The Thunder have been one of the league's best on the boards this year, and they must limit the Raptors' 2nd chance opportunities. Likewise, Westbrook and Durant must be ball protectors. They don't need to crush the Raptors in the 1st quarter, but rather treat it is a 4 quarter game.
2) Maintain high bench play.
The Thunder bench thoroughly outplayed the Spurs last night, and have been doing so against most teams. Reggie Jackson must continue to break down the opposition's 2nd unit and get open opportunities for Jeremy Lamb and Nick Collison.
3) Treat the Raptors seriously.
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"We have been holding a conversation about local food for a long time now," says Alan Simmerman, prepared foods manager at the Near West Side Bloomingfoods at 6th and Madison. "Whether you define 'local' as within a 100 mile radius – as many people do – or as within a day's drive, the goal is to think about where your food comes from, and to take advantage of the many fine products available here."
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"Co-ops offer a great connection to farmers and their food, and in our town there are also many restaurants who now use local ingredients," says Teresa Birtles, president of the board of the Local Growers Guild. "Thursday night, July 24th, will be Dine Local Night in Bloomington, where you'll be able to find local foods on the menu of many local restaurants, including the cafés at Bloomingfoods. It's one more way you can support our local food economy – from the field to the fork."
A visit to the Eat Local America website, reveals an interactive map showing co-op communities participating in the challenge. It also offers profiles of farmers, a blog with stories from across the country, and recipes and tips for eating locally. You'll find the site at:
We will have posters and information in our stores for folks who wish to sign up for the challenge, signage calling attention to the many local products we carry, demonstrations focused on local producers, recipes, deli items marked 'local' and much more.
"Although we are holding the Eat Local America challenge during the peak season for fresh produce, we hope you'll to continue to eat locally throughout the year," says Jean Kautt, member services coordinator for Bloomingfoods. "Fruits and vegetables can be preserved by canning, freezing and dehydrating, and local food is more than produce – all three of our stores have cheese, bread, eggs, meat, poultry, honey, and condiments from farmers and producers across the state. At the East and Near West Side stores we have local wine and beer, too."
Here are some facts concering the long and winding journey non-local food travels from the field to your table:
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• Processed food (such as canned goods) in the US travels over 1,300 miles on average to reach consumers. (National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service, 2008.)
• Ten percent of all fossil fuel energy consumption in the US is used for food processing, transportation, storage, and preparation.
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Friday the 13th is said to be an unlucky day, but historians don't all agree where the belief comes from.
It appears both Friday and the number 13 have been associated with bad luck independently for some time.
According to National Geographic, the number 13 may have got its bad rap due to two less-than-gracious dinner guests, both the 13th guest at their respective dinners.
In Norse mythology, the mischievious god Loki, god of evil and turmoil, interrupted a dinner party of 12 other gods. The uninvited 13th guest arranged for Hoder, the blind god of darkness, to shoot the god of joy and gladdness with a mistletoe-tipped arrow.
There is also the biblical story of the last supper and Judas' betrayal of Jesus. Judas was the 13th guest at the supper.
Interestingly enough, Franklin D. Roosevelt would never host 13 guests at a meal, according to LiveScience.com, which also reports Roosevelt refused to travel on the 13th of any month.
The association of Friday and bad luck appeared in The Canterbury Tales in the late 14th century, and in Christian tradition, the crucifixion of Jesus, Eve's offering the apple to Adam, the beginning of the Great Flood and the confusion at the Tower of Babble all are said to have taken place on a Friday.
By the way, if you're one of the 21 million Americans who suffer from paraskavedekatriaphobia, the fear of Friday the 13th (as opposed to triskaidekaphobia, fear of the number 13), don't worry, there's only one more Friday the 13th this year. It will occur on Nov. 13.


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if Newzealand somehow beat Srilanka & South Africa beat England, Srilanka will be out & Neazealand VS ENG will be a quater final
But If Eng beat South Africa, it will surely make them go through to the semi's
either way atleast i'll be happy
cuz when CRICKET is always good when ENGLAND doing well
One of the stranger scenarios would be if England win and NZ beat SL (looks in the balance at the moment).
That would leave the possibility of 3 teams being tied on 1 win. New Zealand would have the advantage of knowing what margin of defeat against England would allow them to qualify.
Probably won't happen, but you never know.
Can't see England's batsmen fluking another decent performance today personally.
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NZ will win in all probabililty and England will lose in all probability. New Zealand v England set to be a knock out.
Prior out. Not sure that's a good thing though.
Morgan keeps, Bopara in
Never even knew Morgan kept, tbh. Would've assumed Colly was back up stumper.
Bopara for Prior is about an even swap batting wise, for me. Probably weakens it v slightly, if anything.
EDIT: Nass making reasonable point we'd miss Colly's bowling if he kept. Hadn't considered that.
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- Even the ICC's own official press release thinks things must change
Colly can't keep in ODIs because he normally bowls about 7 overs
Morgan's kept for Ireland before. Not what you'd call a wicket keeper but, unlike Collingwood, actually seems to have done it before at lower levels.
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Anthony Largar runs down all the results from April 20 through 26 featuring wins for Kiko Martinez, Shinsuke Yamanaka, Igor Ivanov, and more.
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Catch up on fights you missed the past weekend. Countries highlighted in this recap include the USA, the UK, Japan, Argentina, Mexico, Thailand, Puerto Rico, Germany, France, and Croatia.
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Though you have a touch of spring fever, work demands your attention today. Your career can present a challenge, but you handle the situation well and highly effectively. The sooner the problem is dealt with and resolved, the sooner you are free to return to your reverie of spring flings!
The Week of April 1st - 7th
This week rapturous Venus (the planet of Love) will rendezvous with forceful Mars (the planet of War). Challenge, chase, and conquest are their courtship, their cri de coeur "All's fair in love and war."
No delicate pastel-hued week for us, spring's fancy turns to fire. The stars predict a pandemic of red-hot spring fever; the symptoms: scorching sexuality, passionate desire, a hunger for undying love. There is no cure for this fever—it needs to run its course.
The planetary provocateurs celebrate and detonate pyrotechnics when Venus and Mars are joined by the Sun, their fireworks fulminating the Fahrenheit. We revel in this, dancing with a fiery abandon and falling in love, hard and fast. Their brilliant fire incites us to dare, to dream, to love.
Misunderstood, this is the bonfire of the vainglorious; where arrogance, vanity, and selfishness smolder. But for those willing to summon the strength, take risks, and undertake a deeper knowledge of love, be prepared to witness a revelation: the golden radiance of the pure heart.


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Hyperinflated lungs can be caused by obstructions in the passages that deliver air to your lung tissue. Air gets trapped within the lung and causes it to overinflate. Hyperinflation can also occur when the air sacs in your lungs become less elastic, which interferes with the expulsion of air from your lungs.
One of the most common causes of hyperinflated lungs is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) — a disorder that includes emphysema. Lung problems such as asthma and cystic fibrosis can also cause hyperinflation.
In some cases, lungs may appear hyperinflated on X-rays for reasons unrelated to lung function. If you aren't experiencing shortness of breath, there's probably nothing to worry about. But the only way to know whether you have something that causes truly hyperinflated lungs is to do a lung function test. If your lung function is abnormal, you should see a lung specialist to identify and treat the underlying problem.


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As a health care professional I see that many women are now becoming more active in their own sexual satisfaction and discussing issues of sexual health concerns; however, it is remarkably amazing how different the media sees the difference between male and female sexuality. It is not uncommon to pick up a lay magazine or watch a prime time television show and see an advertisement for a male erectile medication. The media has essentially embraced male erectile dysfunction and even use the word erection. But when was the last time we saw an ad about vaginal dryness or female sexual pain or a woman's loss of sexual interest?
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Graphic novels are like comics for grown-up's or kids or anyone who prefers reading stories in an animated form instead of plain linear text. As part of an effort to build our collection here at Drexel, I am delighted to collaborate with Drexel iSchool alumna, author and long-time Library Journal columnist Martha Cornog on producing a special topic research guide on graphic novels.
Our modest effort includes reviewing a representative sample of individual books from a dozen or so categories across the vast and growing genre of graphic novels. We are borrowing liberally for these guides from Martha's book "Graphic Novels: Beyond the Basics" and supplementing with weblinks to related resources. As long as my budget holds out, I plan to purchase all the reviewed items for the Library's collection.
Starting at the top of our list of categories, the first is for parents and professionals who are facing reluctant readers. Future additions to the guide will include sections on African American, Manga, and historically-based graphic novels, among others. For the benefit of readers who would like additional references, we plan to include links to full reviews published for many of these books in Library Journal.
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Dustin Johnson entered the Top 10 of the 2012 World Golf Rankings this week after winning the FedEx St. Jude Classic over the weekend. Johnson jumped 10 spots in the rankings to become the 17th different player to appear in the Top 10 this year. He replaced Martin Kaymer, who fell to No. 12 overall.
The rest of the Top 10 remains unchanged. Luke Donald holds on to the top spot heading into the 2012 U.S. Open. He has held onto the spot for three consecutive weeks now.
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I was wondering if any other members are having trouble with squash bugs aka pumpkin bugs on there squash and zuccini plants? Last year was my first garden and my wife and I read where the squash bugs shouldn't be there since the land we made our garden on hasn't had a garden on it in years and years. What these pesky little suckers do is hang out on the plant and feed on it and when they do they inject a bacteria that will kill the squash/zuccini. When the plant dies it will just wilt and look like it hasn't had water. What we have been doing is every Wednesday and Saturday we pluck the bugs off and cut out the eggs they lay on the plant. We also heard to plant marigolds around your garden well we planted marigolds between all 20 plants. We have already had to pull up about 5-6 plants luckily we have 2 plants at each mound. Another thing is we have 4 hives of bees that we don't want to kill so the normal sevin dusting will not work because they may take the sevin into hive and end up killing all of them. Any suggestions?
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Ward vs Chavez (Topics Merged), Any Interest? At 168?
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Okay guys, don't laugh at me, but I just thought about this. I would like to hear you guys' thoughts on how the fight would go, though Im sure most would give it to Ward easily. Maybe. Maybe not.
My biggest question is, how could their promoters put a huge spin on things and make this into a HUGE fight over the course of a year? I mean, Ward is big in the boxing world, but not so much with casual fans. Chavez is going to be big (that's what they're working towards), due to his name, if he can keep winning.
This would no doubt, be somewhat of a breakout fight for Ward, in regards to the world knowing who he is. The lifting is in the hands of Chavez's team...maybe a fight with Kelly Pavlik and some other notable name at 168 by the end of next year. He does have a pretty busy schedule, so it can be done...maybe May '14, if Ward stays at 68.
What are you guys' thoughts on the popularity of this fight? Fight results?
Oh yeah...Chavez is going to beat Sergio. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)
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i'm thinking they'll break the million mark just based on how many ppl i hear talking about this fight.
I'm not sure about the 1M mark...it's hard to crack 1M nowadays. If everyone was a bit more familiar with Sergio, then I'd side with that 1M, but hell, as we saw, Pac/Bradley only did around 700k. I'll just stick with the 300-400k since both guys are first-time headliners. You're on the west coast (I believe), so that may be the BIG difference in ppl talking about it, versus where I am. We never know though.
the thing about sergio is that he rose to the top the old fashioned way....he blazed a serious trail. he should be a huge star. but he's not. i blame his promoter. how do u have a guy with all that talent...who is winning impressively...and is taking on all comers and not make him into a star? he has a 'the look.' i don't think the language barrier has anything to do with it. i think it's because he has a promoter who is stuck on the eastcoast...and he thinks small. martinez lives in the largest latin american market in the country. why isn't he on all the spanish speaking stations? why isn't he endorsing products? why isn't he fighting at places like the staples center? it's an easy sell imo....but his ppl are failing him. i've been at events where his name was announced...or they show him on the big screen..and the crowd usually erupts. now...against chavez...he'll get no love because the majority of those ppl are mexican...but if he should win and is humble in doing so, they'll come to love him again. his ppl need to step up their game and get this man paid. especially if he wins.
All you can blame is his promoter and managers...those are usually the first to get blamed (and with good reason). I agree....endorsements and such, have totally passed Sergio by, because of his management. Dude is damn near an Abercrombie & Fitch model, and dresses like a goddamn superstar, but you cant get this guy an endorsement?! Dude should've had his own cologne by now. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
Sometimes, a guy's team is either so worried about getting paid, or they play too much into the interest of the fighter (ala Sergio begging for the Chavez fight), that they forget about the little things. As we all know, the little things, is what gets us through things. I'm sure Sergio would've been mad as hell to pose for D&G or American Eagle, while thinking about a Chavez fight, but that shit would've out him in the eye of the public. Poor management.
That's good for both of them. I heard Dawson's purse was only around $600k
Yep...not the best purse to match that beatdown he took.
They need to cut us a check, we better promoters then they are lmao
Damn right! What are they thinking? The real promoters are in this very fuckin' forum! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)
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