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"I've got two boys, so the other option -- nights -- doesn't work for me," Higgins says. "You have to make really huge changes to your schedule. So for me, [returning] wasn't hard, because you get to spend a bunch of time with your kids."
Higgins was paired with new-to-the-market Adrienne Bankert, who came to North Texas from Sacramento's KCRA, where she had been since 2004, including six years of mornings. The duo faces a challenge of increasing the ratings for a show that has continually placed fourth in a tight morning race. But they say that allows them to take more chances, a lot of which comes in the form of Higgins' wisecracks about certain stories.
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Bankert: No. [Laughs.] Not by nature. In fact, when I first started doing news, I was staying up till 4 in the morning and regularly waking up at, like, 9 or 10. But that was, what, nine years ago. So this has never been a natural thing, but I think personalitywise, you can just show more.
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Bankert: You always lay out your clothes beforehand. There's a clothing calendar that I stick to ... so that I don't have to think when I wake up at, say, 1:45 or 2 in the morning. Sometimes I grab the Vitamix [blender], because recently, we started making smoothies in the newsroom. We come in around 3 o'clock and start going over scripts, and then there's hair and makeup, and then we're out the door and in the studio.
Higgins: I get up at 2. Most days, I can pretty much just splash water on my face, brush my teeth and then leave. It's that fast. My stuff's already in the car, and I just get an apple every day and eat that on the way. I get in at 3, and we tweak scripts and go online to see what stories are 'talkers.' Obviously, there are a lot of scripts, but at least 40 percent of the show is ad-lib, so you want to know more about the stories than you just glean from a script. And I spend maybe 10 minutes getting ready for air. I don't even have a comb. And I leave my ties here.
On their chemistry
Higgins: We're fairly opposite in a lot of ways, but temperamentally, I'd say we're fairly similar. [Chemistry] is always a worry, but [difficulties] haven't been there, not even a little bit.
Caffeine regimen
Bankert: Neither of us drinks coffee.
Higgins: I never really have. I probably should, because over the years, everybody considered it a bad thing, and now it's got all of these [health benefits].
On the increasing importance of morning TV
Higgins: Since there's so many other choices, it's the one time of the day where we have sort of that captive audience, where everybody's getting ready, everybody wants to know what to do that day. And not everybody clicks on a device immediately when they get up. So you can get ready, you can listen to the parts that you're interested in, and the devices are there the rest of the day.
Bankert: I believe that even though most human beings in the culture are so media-savvy and so constantly bombarded by voices, whether it's in their car or their earbuds or on television, as soon as you wake up, you crave human interaction. TV is almost an automatic response to 'Let me see another human face.' So every day they're looking for someone they can be attracted to and have some sort of comfort level with, and that, to me, is the morning news' job.
What happens when the show is over
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The more athletic team won Saturdays battle for the edge in the ACCs Coastal Division, and for the first time in decades the more athletic, more powerful team was Duke, a seismic shift in every sense. The Blue Devils dominated on the offensive line, ran the ball with ease and created more big plays in a 48-30 win.
Miami is headed out of the top 25. Duke may be headed in. Its All About The U, if you mean dUke.
The U, yeah, offensive lineman Dave Harding said. Im a Florida guy. I grew up hearing about The U. We play physical football here at Duke. Thats one thing we pride ourselves on. And we have room to grow, thats whats so exciting.
Play after play, Dukes running backs tore through the middle of the Miami defense, the 358 yards on the ground, a record in David Cutcliffes six-year tenure at an astonishing average of 6.9 yards per carry.
This didnt happen overnight. This is the result of a long, hard slog on the recruiting trail, finding players who might not have been easily pigeonholed into one position but were unquestionably athletes. Get em on campus first, figure out where they play later.
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Connette, who accounted for five touchdowns Saturday as, officially and technically, the backup to Anthony Boone at quarterback, has played at least five different positions at Duke. Juwan Thompson has played both running back and linebacker this season. The hero in last weeks win over N.C. State, DeVon Edwards, has practiced at all five defensive-back positions and played most of them as a redshirt freshman.
Those stockpiled athletes are starting to make plays. Throw in a veteran offensive line that may never have played better, collectively, than it did Saturday, and the Blue Devils eschewed the pass not because they couldnt throw it against Miamis defense but because they didnt need to throw it.
Over the years, people look at us as, Oh, theyre just a team that has a lot of smart guys on the team, Snead said. Were at Duke. We play football here. Thats what we want to establish.
Every scenario that put Duke in the ACC Championship Game in Charlotte on Dec. 7 required a win over Miami, and the Blue Devils continue to control their own destiny in the Coastal. They beat two ranked teams in the same season Virginia Tech the other for the first time since 1971 and only the fifth time in school history, and are on the verge of becoming ranked themselves for the first time since 1994. All of that seemed a million miles away when Harding and the other seniors honored Saturday arrived at Duke.
You know what? I would have come here regardless, Harding said. This is a great place to be and a great program to be associated with. This is just the icing on the cake.
Equally unlikely was the notion of the students storming the field at Wallace Wade for the second time in two seasons, not a bad way for the final home game of his career to end, not a bad way to underline just how much Duke has upset the order of things in the ACC.
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Here are some key resources for the study of women in African American history. Check out the timeline and indexes of African American women to find many more resources on women in African American -- and African -- history.
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- Timeline: African American History and Women
- Black History and Women - Many Resources
- Quiz: African American History and Women's History
- Women Abolitionists - Black and White
- Harlem Renaissance: Dreaming in Color
- Phillis Wheatley, Slave Poet of Colonial America
- Sojourner Truth - Preacher, Abolitionist, Women's Rights Advocate
- Harriet Tubman - From Slavery to Freedom
- Mary McLeod Bethune - Educator and Organizer
- Zora Neale Hurston - Folklorist and Nearly-Forgotten Author
- Josephine Baker - Singer, Dancer, and Rights Crusader
- Rosa Parks - Spark of the Montgomery Bus Boycott
- Alice Walker - Writer, Activist
- Wangari Maathai - Nobel Prize Winner
Women's Work
Though "women's work" and women's role in the economy has been defined differently through the ages, there's truth to the slogan, "every woman is a working woman." An older saying, "men work from sun to sun, women's work is never done" expresses the reality that for almost all women through history, they have worked in the home at domestic chores and sometimes in the public work world, too. Here are some resources for further study of women's work through the ages, and women's participation in the public work sector in more recent years.
- Women and Work in Early America
- Women and Unions: Lowell Mill Girls Organize
- Women and Unions: Late 19th Century Labor Organizing
- Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
- Women and Unions: Women's Trade Union League
- Comparable Worth
- Businesswomen, Executives, Entrepreneurs
- Women and Weaving
Women and War
Traditionally, men have gone to war, and women have "kept the home fires burning." They also took care of their families, took over the men's jobs, and sometimes went to war themselves -- in earlier times, sometimes disguised as a man. Some women rulers, and more recently some women heads of state, have led their people in or to war. Here are some resources on women and war:
- Women and World War II
- Warrior Women - Ancient and Classical World
- Warrior Women - Medieval World
- Women and the American Civil War
- Women and the American Revolutionary War
- Women and World War I
- Women Spies
- More on Military Women, Women and War
Women and Social Reform
Especially since the 19th century, women have been leaders in various movements to reform society. Originally, women (and men) conceived this as an extension of women's role as homemakers, calling reform "public housekeeping." Here are some resources on social reform movements which have had women in key roles:
- Racial Justice
- Settlement Houses
- Socialism
- Temperance and Prohibition
- Woman Suffrage
- Woman's Clubs
- More Issues
Fashion History
Through most of history, cultures have differentiated male from female in part through what each wears. Here are resources on women's fashions through history.
- Early English Costume
- Women's Fashions of the 17th Century
- Godey's Lady's Book and Sarah Hale
- Women and Bicycles: Fashion for the Active Woman, 1894 Style
- Coco Chanel
Theory and Practice of Women's History
The discipline of women's history shares much with the general study of history, but is also different. Here are some key articles and resources on the theory and practice of women's history.
- A Short Overview: What Is Women's History?
- Four Perspectives of Women's History
- Understanding the Assumptions of Women's History
Myths of Women's History
It's hard enough to know, as a women's history student or teacher or researcher, that so much of the historical record ignored women, and so "her story" is hard to find. But then, sometimes, you run into information that "everyone knows" but it just ain't so. Here are some "Just Ain't So" stories, and my opinion on whether what "everyone knows" is true or not.


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By JOHN CORYER
PERU — Peru co-coach Mike Hogan had reason to be pleased Saturday night.
The host Indians placed seven in the finals, winning six, and defended their title in the 44th-Annual Peru Wrestling Classic.
High School Sports Magazine
Peru finished with 253.5 points to outdistance Dolgeville, which finished second with 206. Rounding out the top five were Massena in third with 126.5, John Jay fourth with 124.5 and Saranac fifth with 121.
"It was a very good day for us," said Hogan. "The kids wrestled well and it was a lot of fun.
"I'm proud of our team, I'm proud of the teams who came here to wrestle, our Booster Club did a terrific job and Coach (Gary) Edwards was great. Everybody helped make the tournament a success and the best thing about it was none of our wrestlers got hurt."
Leading the way for the Indians were Jordan Bushey at 138 pounds and Troy Seymour at 170.
Bushey won a very tough weight class with a 7-3 victory over Massena standout Isaiah Perry in the finals. It was chosen as the Most Exciting Match and Bushey also won the Outstanding Wrestler Award for weight classes 99-138.
"Jordan was great," said Hogan. "The Perry kid had beaten him two years in a row at the tournament. Perry's a wonderful kid. He's a credit to our tournament."
Seymour, meanwhile, continued his unbeaten season with a 7-1 victory over Ogdensburg Free Academy's Andrew Cole in the finals. Seymour was chosen as the Outstanding Wrestler in weight classes 145-285 and also became the fifth wrestler in tourney history to win five championships.
Other weight class winners for the Indians included Kyler Agoney at 113, Nick Forget at 126, Noah Phillips at 145 and Luke McKee at 220. Forget won the award for Least Time on the Mat.
The Indians' Colin Hogan (106) also made it to the finals, but was decisioned, 6-0.
"We did a good job," said Hogan. "Our wrestlers usually do pretty well when they make it to the finals."
Dolgeville followed the Indians with five champions — Danny Fox at 106, Ben Nastovski at 120, Triston Engle at 152, Richard Lyon at 160 and Kasey Foster at 189.
Saranac, meanwhile, was led by Austin LaTulip, who won the 132-pound class, and Codie Gillette, who placed third in the tough 138-pound class. When Gillette decisioned Hudson's Pat O'Connell for third place, he won his 100th-career varsity match.
"We didn't have our best day," said Saranac coach Heath Smith. "But Austin, who has wrestled well all season, won his weight class, and Codie got win No. 100. Paul Herrera took third at 220 and did a good job. Chad Brooks finished fourth at 113 and that was the first time he's placed in a tournament."
Other weight class winners included Ogdensburg Free Academy's Tanner Lapiene at 99, Hudson's Victor Zabalu at 195 and Massena's Nolan Terrance at 285.
AuSable Valley's top finishers included Dylan Baker fourth at 120, Kodie Simpson fourth at 160 and Kenneth Rivers fourth at 285. Michael Thompson also placed at 220.
Hogan and Edwards were winners of the Coaches Award for having the most wrestlers in the finals.
44th-Annual Peru Wrestling Classic
Team scores
1, Peru, 253.5. 2, Dolgeville, 206. 3, Massena, 126.5. 4, John Jay, 124.5. 5, Saranac, 121. 6, Ogdensburg Free Academy, 112. 7, Hudson, 109. 8, St. Johnsbury, 91.5. 9, Middlebury, 80. 10, Essex Junction, 64. 11, AuSable Valley, 63. 12, Canton, 56. 13, Spaulding, 53.5. 14, Peru B, 35. 15, Colcester, 22. 16, Massena B, 20. 17, Harwood, 18. 18, North Salem, 17. 19, Ogdensburg B, 11. 20, Canton B, 10. 21, Saranac B, 8. 22, Middlebury B, 7. 23, Dolgeville B, 6. 24, Hudson B, 5. 25, Peru D, 3.
Individual weight classes
99- 1, Tanner Lapiene (OFA) dec. Noah Handy (Dolgeville), 2-1. 3, Ryan Brown (Canton) dec. Brandon Goddeau (Peru), 12-0. 5, Johnny Devins (Saranac) dec. Gaige Cosme (Peru B), 6-0.
106- 1, Danny Fox (Dolgeville) dec. Colin Hogan (Peru), 6-0. 3, Brody Sheppard (OFA) dec. Michael Brown (Massena), 12-10, OT. 5, Kyle Ling (Canton) dec. Kyle Desabrais (Middlebury), 6-4.
113- 1, Kyler Agoney (Peru) dec. Brandon Tyson (Spaulding), 3-2. 3, Skyler Cameron (Massena) dec. Chad Brooks (Saranac), 4-3. 5, Kyle Goodell (St. Johnsbury) dec. Hayden Larock (OFA), 17.4.
120- 1, Ben Nastovski (Dolgeville) pinned Dominic Hahr (St. Johnsbury), :56. 3, Cody Jolley (Spaulding) pinned Dylan Baker (AuSable Valley), :52. 5, Ethan Feazelle (Peru) dec. Richard Armstrong (Saranac), 1-0.
126- 1, Nick Forget (Peru) tech. fall over Brian Kerschner (John Jay), 3:40. 3, David Stickney (Peru B) pinned Steven Gross (Dolgeville), 1:17. 5, Johnny Perreault (St. Johnsbury) won by forfeit over Vinny Bonina (Hudson).
132- 1, Austin LaTulip (Saranac) dec. Tim Parker (Hudson), 5-3. 3, Landon Laughlin (Massena) dec. Tanner Phillips (Peru), 7-4. 5, James Dagesse (St. Johnsbury) won by default over Cody Bond (Canton).
138- 1, Jordan Bushey (Peru) dec. Isaiah Perry (Massena), 7-3. 3, Codie Gillette (Saranac) dec. Pat O'Connell (Hudson), 3-2. 5, Tyler Richards (Dolgeville) dec. Duncan Lord (Spaulding), 4-2.
145- 1, Noah Phillips (Peru) dec. Bailey Phelps (OFA), 5-2. 3, Graham Bocklet (John Jay) dec. Ian Nagle (Dolgeville), 9-4. 5, Will Marcil (Saranac) dec. Dan Elman (Massena), 2-1.
152- 1, Triston Engle (Dolgeville) tech. fall over Dylan Shattuck (St. Johnsbury), 5:08. 3, Caleb Feazelle (Peru) pinned Teddy Fleming (North Salem), 1:35. 5, Hunter Perrine (Massena) injury default over James Black (Saranac).
160- 1, Richard Lyon (Dolgeville) pinned David Rogers (Hudson), 5:02. 3, Jerry Barich (Colchester) pinned Kodie Simpson (AuSable Valley), :14. 5, Brennon Silver (St. Johnsbury) pinned Micah Dramgoole (Peru), 2:31.
170- 1, Troy Seymour (Peru) dec. Andrew Cole (OFA), 7-1. 3, Kegan Pearsall (Harwood), dec. Skyler Shute (Middlebury), 5-0. 5, Jimmy Doolittle (Dolgeville) dec. Alex Cole (OFA B), 9-4.
189- 1, Kasey Foster (Dolgeville) pinned Jakob Trautwein (Middlebury), 2:30. 3, Bob Baraka (Essex Junction) dec. Jose Telles (Hudson), 2:42. 5, Billy Patti (John Jay) pinned Joe Ferrera (Massena), :13.
195- 1, Victor Zabalu (Hudson) dec. Nick Henry (Essex Junction), 1-0. 2, Billy Gossett (John Jay) dec. Gabe Laberge (Middlebury), 5-2. 5, Thomas Lumbard (Canton) pinned Taylor Avanzato (Peru), 2:42.
220- 1, Luke McKee (Peru) dec. Louis Talia (John Jay), 3-1.
285- 1, Nolan Terrance (Massena) pinned Joe Ramada (Essex Junction), 5:16. 3, Ethan Smith (John Jay) pinned Kenneth Rivers (AuSable Valley), :30. 5, Walter Odell (Middlebury) pinned Joel Hinkley (Massena B), 1:19.
NAC third in Central Square Wrestling Tournament
CENTRAL SQUARE — The Bobcats wrestled seven duals as part of the Central Square Wrestling Tournament on Friday and Saturday.
Northern Adirondack finished 5-2 on the weekend and finished third in the tournament. South Jefferson, which went a perfect 7-0, captured first, while host Central Square, which defeated the Bobcats (55-29), also ended up 5-2 but took second place.
Northern Adirondack captured wins of 61-12 over Chenango Valley, 67-10 over Watertown, 36-34 over Cortland, 60-20 over Herkimer and 55-22 over Tioga.
The Bobcats other loss came to overall winner South Jefferson, 60-12.
Justin Kellett had a strong tournament for Northern Adirondack, finishing the weekend undefeated. Kellett, at the 160 pound weight class, was a perfect 7-0 in the tournament.
Matt Lashway and Austin Trombley were also major factors for the Bobcats. Each wrestler finished with a 6-1 record. Both wrestlers lone loss came at the hands of South Jefferson.
1, South Jefferson, 7-0. 2, Central Square, 5-2. 3, Northern Adirondack, 5-2. 4, Cortland, 5-2. 5, Tioga, 3-4. 6, Chenango Valley, 2-5. 7, Herkimer, 1-6. 8, Watertown, 0-7.


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EYEWITNESS LOCAL NEWSFountain Hobby Sign Taken Down For Renovation
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Reported: Feb. 6, 2014 4:28 PM EST
Updated: Feb. 6, 2014 8:09 PM EST
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (Heath Harrison) – An icon of Charleston's West Side is getting a facelift.
The sign for the Fountain Hobby Center on Washington Street came down Thursday, to be repaired and remounted.
Charleston zoning laws no longer permit projecting signs like the one at Fountain Hobby, and the law states that once an existing sign that does not meet the standards is taken down, it can't be reinstalled.
As a result, both the Fountain Hobby sign and a sign at Firestone's downtown location had fallen into disrepair, but, as a result of community pressure, the city's zoning board has granted permission for the historic neon signs to be renovated and remounted.
The Fountain Hobby Center has been operated the Morse family since 1947, when the sign was first installed at the store's previous location in North Charleston. The business moved into its current home on Washington Street in 1960.
In a post on the store's Facebook page, the family said taking down the sign down is emotional, but they're excited to see it repainted and lit up again.
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Welcome to Crystal's Kitchen, a unique Asian restaurant here in West Bridgewater. The concept of Crystal's Kitchen is to be a cool and friendly dining experience where good friends and family gather and enjoy harmonious and fresh Asian cuisine. So, relax and enjoy the exotic menu while our warm and attentive staff treat you like one of our family.
Malaysia is a melting pot and a gourmet's paradise of food culture. It brings together traditional cuisines of a variety of ethnic groups such as Malay, Chinese, Indian, Thai, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Nyonya. Malaysian dishes have been influenced by traders using a Portuguese/Eurasian style and the Indian Sub-Continent. A wide range of curry has become an integral ingredient of the Nyonya cuisine. Malaysia is a virtual chef's heaven. It's multi-cultural, which gives rise to a number of tasty ethnic dishes. Malaysian cuisine is a savory combination of spicy flavors consisting of chilies, herbs, and aromatic seasonings along with the sweetness of fresh coconut, palm sugar, peanut, lime, lemongrass, and tamarind!
Thai cuisine relies on five primary flavors: salty, sweet, sour, bitter, and HOT! The allure of Thai cooking stems from these basic flavors mixed to create their own characteristics and producing many interesting local specialties. The Royal Palace traditions play an important role in the preparation of most dishes, most importantly in the carefully crafted presentation. Thai food is a delicate balance of bold flavors. The soups and curry dishes are both tart and creamy, sweet, and flavored with the sour tamarind, scarlet hot chilies, tangy lime leave, along with aromatic basil, coriander, and mint.
Japanese cuisine is meant to please the eye as well as the palate. Sushi is wonderfully healthy! It is naturally low in fat and packed with nutrients such as seaweed, which is rich in vitamins; Wasabi (Japanese horseradish); rice; and vinegar, which aids in digestion. A steady diet of most Sushi can potentially guard against heart disease, obesity, and high cholesterol. Two often used ingredients – garlic and ginger – have been shown to promote many health benefits.
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We have confirmed the Dekeyser will NOT be coming to #drwdc contrary to other reports. #redwings
We have confirmed the Dekeyser will NOT be coming to #drwdc contrary to other reports. #redwings— Sarah Lindenau (@Lindy72) July 8, 2013
The Leino Scale – 2013 Edition | Pucking Wings
My "Leino" contract of the year has to go to Ryane Clowe. His contract is totally absurd!
Free Agency Updates: Dan Cleary And Damien Brunner | The Octopus Thrower
So where does Brunner land? It doesn't seem like any team has been too interested in him yet. His contract demands might be way too high.
Search Engine Logic | Abel to Yzerman
Spot on man. Spot on.
Poll: What grade do the Detroit Red Wings deserve for their free-agent signings? | MLive.com
Daniel Cleary isn't at top of Wings' to-do list right now | The Detroit News
Nor should he be. Forget about him. Dump a pair of bottom-6 forwards and sign the RFA's. Call it quits and boom, you have just had a successful offseason.
Grand Rapids Griffins' Jeff Blashill excited to see Martin Frk in Detroit Red Wings' prospect camp | Detroit Free Press | freep.com
I'm excited too. This guy, along with Mantha, could form one of the leagues best scoring duo's in a few years. Goal after goal after goal after goal.
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Guess We Now Know Snow's Blueprint for 8th | Hockey Independent
And you're not going to be 8th this year due to re-alignment.
Filppula 'here to make' Lightning a better team, says Yzerman | ProHockeyTalk
He was here to make the Wings a better team this past season but how did that work out?
Joffrey Lupul hasn't any time for your fancy advanced stats - SBNation.com
I'm a half-and-half guy. I like to look at the advanced stats to further my knowledge of how a player is doing but I also focus on how he looks on the ice.
Report: Fraser will file for arbitration with Leafs | ProHockeyTalk
He shouldn't get too much money. $1.5 million AAV maybe.
Blues, Roy reach agreement on one-year, $4M contract | TSN
Good, cheap center for the Blues. He fits their style of play too.
Trade: Sabres re-acquire Henrik Tallinder from Devils | ProHockeyTalk
The Sabres pick up a solid defenseman while the Devils dump a cap hit of $3.375 million.
Jersey Fouls Extra: Daniel Alfredsson Protest Edition | Puck Daddy - Yahoo! Sports
If you are throwing away/changing the jersey of one of the greatest players in your franchise's history you are a very sore loser.
Toronto Maple Leafs captain Dion Phaneuf marries actress Elisha Cuthbert - The Hockey News
With Alfredsson gone, Spezza could be next Senators captain | ProHockeyTalk
I'd hand it straight to Karlsson. He's still young but remember that one Red Wings captain who was handed the role at a very young age?
Ducks sign RFA Beleskey to two-year, $2.7M contract | TSN
That's a good contract for the Windsor man.
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Good start to his career in Dallas!
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How is it a good thing in any way? Everyone can agree that we had a much better defense with Lidström. The Sens have a much better offense with Alfie there.
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They say box scores don't tell the whole story. Behind The Box Score is a new series where from time to time we will attempt to look behind the box score and tell more of the complete story of what happened in the game.
I've been staring at a blank page for about 10 minutes trying to figure out how to start writing about a game like this. I rarely second guess myself when it comes to basketball. I watch a lot of basketball and it generally makes sense to me. That's not to say I'm never wrong about things. I most certainly am. But I never doubt my understanding of why things happen and how I came to the conclusions that I have.
Yet tonight I find myself questioning a lot. I don't have any answers for what's wrong with the Cavaliers this season. I can't figure out whether this is just a young team going through some early season growing pains, or if this is a serious problem. I find myself questioning if I was wrong about Byron Scott. Is it possible that this is just a collection of players who don't care and who give up at the first sign of things going sideways?
I generally try to trust my instincts, so here's what I think after a game like this. I think outside of Indiana and probably Miami, the Eastern Conference is filled with nothing but flawed basketball teams. I think making the playoffs is still something the Cavaliers will be fighting for all season. I think the Cavaliers will eventually start playing better basketball and go through some stretches of winning basketball. I think Mike Brown is doing everything he can to get through to this team. Whereas Byron Scott was content to sort of just let games like this play out, Mike Brown was continuously calling time outs, mixing up lineups, and searching for anything to spark this team. [Read more...]


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CATEGORIES Comedy, Independent, Casting, Fandom, Newsstand, Cinematical Indie, Movies, CinematicalDespite fairly disastrous theatrical experiences so far, Larry The Cable Guy (aka Daniel Whitney) and his Blue Collar standup friends are pressing forward with their cinematic careers, this time with a comedy called Delta Farce (yes, even the title is frightfully clever). Though Blue Collar Comedy Tour: The Movie was a box office bomb for Warner Brothers (it cost only $2 million, but grossed a paltry $604,000), and Whitney's own star vehicle, Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector had some rough times (According to Variety, the film had a $45 opening night -- no, I've not left off any zeros -- in the Bronx. Can you imagine?), anything Blue Collar-related makes big money on DVD sales, which probably explains why studios keep coming back for more.
Delta Farce will star Whitney, Bill Engvall, and a third Blue Collar comedian (there's a massive, Blue Collar cage match scheduled for later this week: the winner gets the gig) as "inept, Iraq-bound Army reservists who are mistakenly dropped into Mexico and liberate a small village from marauders." The movie starts shooting next month, and Lionsgate will have it in theaters in spring, 2007. Gee, I can hardly wait.


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By SHERIFF BRAD ROGERS
As I continue to discuss the duties and responsibilities of the sheriff, one group of officers provide an incredible amount of dedicated volunteer hours to our community, with minimal cost to the sheriff: The sheriff's reserve unit. Similar to a modern day sheriff's posse, sheriff reserve officers serve the department and community, conducting many of the tasks of a regular sheriff's deputy, all without a salary.
In fact, the reserves saved the sheriff's office more than $300,000 with 5,408 hours of volunteer service they provided in 2012. With an increasing number of calls-for-service for the sheriff's office, and a tight financial county budget, the reserves provide an invaluable service.
Currently, the sheriff's office has 21 reserve officers. Elkhart County is known as the first sheriff's reserve units in the state. Often viewed as a model for other units in the state, the sheriff's reserves are very professional and keep the standard high. Several reserve officers have received the president's volunteer service awards. My reserves are highly trained and provide eight hours or more of service every month.
Each reserve officer has the authority of a regular sheriff's deputy. Reserves offer their services in the areas of administration of the unit, the sheriff's dive team, crash investigation team and motorcycle unit; as field-training officers and police instructors, regular patrol duties, serving in the corrections facility, and assisting or coordinating special events. The largest special event is the traffic control and security assistance at the Elkhart County 4-H Fair.
The Reserve unit serves in more than normal and routine tasks of a sheriff. As sheriff, I can call the citizens of the county to aid in an emergency. The reserve unit allows for a highly trained "posse" to be ready and able to respond in a moment's notice to support my regular deputies, area police agencies and our community, regardless of the emergency.
I desire to continue the expansion of the reserve program. If you are at least 21 years of age (no upper age limit), a United States citizen, have a high school diploma or equivalent, a valid driver's license and reside in Elkhart County, you may be eligible to begin the selection process for becoming a reserve officer. The selection process involves a test of grammar, spelling, math and sentence structure, an in-person and home interview, financial assessment, physical fitness assessment, character background investigation and a drug screen. All equipment and training are provided to successful candidates.
Are you a retiree or always thought you might enjoy a career in law enforcement but never got around to it? Do you have extra time on your hands and you are looking for a hobby; something that is fulfilling? Are you happy in your current profession and yet law enforcement holds an appeal to you? If you are interested in becoming a reserve officer, taking the oath of office to uphold and defend the United States and Indiana constitutions, would like to serve your community, and would like an exciting and challenging adventure, please contact me.
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(WTOL) - It seems everyone either has, is planning to buy, or is simply lusting after the new iPad. But some people who traded in their old iPad for the new one are wondering if it was the smartest move.
Apple fans were thrilled earlier this month when the newest iPad, the successor to the iPad 2, went on sale. It sold a record 3 million units its first weekend, far more than the previous generation iPad 2. It is expected to continue to be a sales smash.
The new iPad has several major advancements, the biggest being a "retina" display, high definition screen that shows movies and games in true HD.
However, the tech blog Byte.com has listed a number of reasons some buyers are disenchanted with their new iPad. According to the blog, "the honeymoon may already be over with Apple's newest gadget."
Why some are unhappy
The report said owners are noticing several drawbacks:
1. The new iPad runs much hotter than the previous model. Consumer Reports Magazine said it warms up to 116 degrees, which is uncomfortably hot on a user's lap.
2. It draws twice the wattage of the earlier model. While the battery is 70 percent more powerful, reports said it draws 100 percent more wattage, making batter life shorter.
3. Battery recharge time takes considerably longer.
4. It is both heavier and thicker than the iPad 2. Many users were hoping it would be thinner and lighter.
These drawbacks are leaving a growing number of tech blogs saying the honeymoon is now over for the iPad.
You can still buy the old model with a $100 discount, and many people are taking advantage of the deal. But the new iPad is still an amazing gadget, and if you want HD, it is the only way to go.
As always, don't waste your money.Copyright 2012 WTOL. All rights reserved.
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- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.molyvos.com/
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Brunch: Saturday and Sunday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm;
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- Cuisine: Seafood, Wine Bar, Greek
- Executive Chef: Carlos Carreto
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A Livanos' family creation, Molyvos is the closest you can get to Greece in New York City. Critics agree that Molyvos serves perhaps the finest example of Greek cuisine in New York, and beyond. People from around the world have discovered that Molyvos serves the true foods and wines of Greece, along with a large dose of the country's warm and lively spirit. Molyvos' menu is built upon the home-style cooking of Greece using authentic recipes, classical cooking techniques and superior ingredients. The wine list, under the keen direction of Kamal Kouiri, is unique for its depth and breadth of excellent Greek labels and small producers from the Mediterranean whose wine deserves to be enjoyed. Molyvos also boasts a carefully selected Pre and Post-theatre menu that perfectly accompanies an evening of entertainment.Continued
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- A hidden Gem in NYdjscinemaVIPDined on 8/30/2014Molyvos has become a favorite place to eat for my and my family every time we visit NY. It is an easy walk from our Hotel which makes it even better but we would travel if it was it was farther away! We have gone there and at times never even made it to the main courses as the appetizers and starters are all so good!! The Octopus is a Must have!!!! For the main course their Fresh fish selection is always a great choice but not sure you would go wrong with any of the other items on the menu! Definitely check them out!Special Features:
- ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Our dining experience at Molyvos was excellent. Everything from the ambiance, to the appetizer, dinner and dessert selections were perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/23/2014Asked for reservations at 7pm, 2 days ahead of time; got 7:30pm reservations; arrived at 7:30pm and the restaurant was virtually empty; what gives on that score? Who controls the open table/restaurant formula? Service, ambience good; food unexceptional.
- One of our FAVORITE NYC spots!wijssaDined on 8/22/2014We first came to Molyvos 12 years ago when our youngest was a well-behaved 4 year old. The chef took the time to grill her a plain fish filet on a busy Saturday night. Over the years, we have come back when we get to The City because we LOVE the lamb cooked with orzo. We returned with our now 21 year old and the food was just as we remembered it...the lamb was excellent, the htipiti spread scrumptious, the service attentive. I am certain 100s of people walk past this place not realizing what an excellent dining experience exists behind the door...don't be one of them! It is really close to Carnegie Hall - perfect for pre-show dining.Special Features:
- Great MealMKL2DVIPDined on 8/22/2014Great meal as always, I was with a friend of town and he wanted Greek food, Molyvos did not disappointing, my guest was amazed with the freshness and the quality of food as well as the high level of service !! Thank you Molyvos!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JerseydinerHPdinerDined on 8/20/2014A very pleasant restaurant. Beautiful decor, nice lighting, good food. My dish (grilled sardines) was a bit bland but the other dishes seemed quite good.Special Features:
- Great all around!!ChrisDined on 8/15/2014This restaurant is gourmet Greek food. Everything was fantastic!! The decor is very nice and elegant while still bringing a Greek island atmosphere to the place. Being Greek and having sampled many of the same dishes in Greece I can say that they do a great job with everything. We were in New York for 3 nights and went here two nights in a row.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great GreekGerardDined on 8/14/2014Excellent food, great fresh fish! Gem in midtown for a wonderful evening out.Special Features:
- ServiceNYerDined on 8/14/2014Been here many times. Service was awful. Asked 4 different people for bread. Still took 30 minutes!Special Features:
- Enjoyed our mealjontiDined on 8/14/2014My fish was cooked perfectly and the vegetable was also excellent. I thought I didn't like Greek food but I guess I just never went to an excellent Greek restaurant. My husband remembered this restaurant from when he used to work in New York and so, when we were visiting from CA, we went and he said it was just as delicious as he had remembered. The service was also excellent. We will return.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 8/14/2014This is an absolutely wonderful Greek restaurant with fresh fish and great food all around! A must if you are in this neighborhood for Carnegie Hall, City Center, the MOMA, etc. We have been going here for years and have never had a bad experience.Special Features:
- Consistently very goodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/14/2014We were on our way to see The Maids and this location is so convenient to City Center. We've eaten here many times. The food is always very good and the service was even better this time around. They had a wonderful scallop special with fava bean purée that was delicious. The Ikarian salad special was also a treat. The staff is welcoming and accommodating.
- Always reliableLove2EatDined on 8/13/2014The lamb shank and the grilled octopus are among the best that I've ever had. Excellent service. The wine list is so, so -- but I'm just not a big fan of Greek wines...Special Features:
- Superb and consistently efficientArmenVIPDined on 8/13/2014I have eaten here more times than any other restaurant in Manhattan and I have never had a bad experience -- actually I have never had a less than excellent experience. The food is superb. I love the new menu. The wait staff are some of the best in the city.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good experienceGastromanDined on 8/13/2014Our reservation was made during Restaurant Week. Had a set menu which was a taste of what the restaurant offered on their regular menu. Octopus appetizer was out of our comfort zone and was delish, tender and full of flavor. So was the pear martini! Wait staff did not rush us and we made the show in plenty of time. If you enjoy Greek food this might be a place to check out. Only a short walk to the theater district.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- After Matinee.GourmandDined on 8/13/2014After a Wednesday show matinee, we walked over to Molyvos. It was 5PM, but the dining room does not open for dinner until 5:30. However they were pleased to accommodate us in their front bar area and after a 10 minute wait, the dining menu was available and worth it. Two of us had a stuffed pepper dish, delicious, and two had seafood, well prepared. The fact it was Restaurant Week helped a little, but was not decisive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently goodDanielhaDined on 8/13/2014Come here often before a matinee. Reliable mediterranean food. Prix fixe was a good value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great soupJazzyLadyDined on 8/13/2014Near City Center. very good food. The roasted tomato soup is out of this world.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Non attentive serviceLizBDined on 8/12/2014The food was great but there was up to a twenty minute wait between courses and a long period between finishing dessert and receiving our bill.Special Features:
- Good FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/11/2014The food was good with an extensive menu and the staff was attentive to customer needs. The bill was presented to us with a service charge included on the bill, which we did not appreciate which was twenty two dollars ...... when we paid by cash the waiter asked us if we wanted the change !!!! This we thought was very rude as we had just been charged over the top for the service. This should be mentioned to guests when booking would we go again ' no' . If you have an abundance of cash to spare and want to pay the service charge then that is up to you !Special Features:
- Greek near Carnegie HallOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/11/2014We always look forward to visiting this lovely place near Carnegie Hall. The Molyvos Restaurant Week menu offered delicious options including stuffed pumpkin blossoms, and the waiter was very helpful in guiding us to interesting beverage choices. Unhappily there was a large party seated near us that included a shrieking infant-- not expected in an establishment of this level late in the evening.Special Features:
- Very good food and good value!MyrtDined on 8/9/2014Thier octopus was great both the octupus salad on the restaurant week menu and the grilled octupus appetizer. We also loved the salmon and chicken main courses. Very good food at reasonable prices for NYC. We plan to come back!Special Features:
- GrigioDined on 8/9/2014Everything was great. The wine list consists of Greek wines only. Who knew how great they can be. Our wait person was extremely knowledgable and suggested the perfect wine for us.Special Features:
- Outstanding!TakeMeOuToDinnerVIPDined on 8/9/2014This was a great dining experience. Everything from the service to the food was exceptional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- harrispDined on 8/9/2014food is of fair quality,nothing special.we usually dined at Mylos,much better ambient and top class Greek seafoodSpecial Features:
- Not badCarrieDined on 8/8/2014We went there for Restaurant Week because we wanted to try Greek food. It was a nice restaurant and the service was very nice.Special Features:
- great!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/8/2014Food was excellent&the employees were very friendly. Definitely would go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/8/2014went for $25 menu so choices were limited as were portions but altogether very fair and competent. Lovely room, a pleasure for lunch, wholly professional serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/7/2014We absolutely loved dining at Molyvos. Definately we´ll repeat it inout next trip to New York.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Greek food in midtownOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/6/2014Molyvos is reliable; it has changed little over the last 15 years. The food is very good, but it is traditional Greek cuisine, not modern gourmet adaptions. The servers are friendly and alert. The room is rather noisy (a widespread defect of New York restaurants). The wine list is remarkable.Special Features:
- except for the hostess....lkshDined on 8/5/2014Everything was friendly and delicious except for the hostess who was on the cold and arrogant side of the world. Food was delicious, waitress was delightful, hostess was chilling...Special Features:
- Fabulous food, fabulous winePhyllidaDined on 8/4/2014We always make Molyvos our first restaurant to visit when we come to New York, and sometimes second and third!Special Features:
- directorunknownDined on 8/4/2014Food was excellent and service very well done. This is my third time there and enjoy it each and every time.Special Features:
- consistently excellentKarenNYCVIPDined on 8/4/2014I've been to Molyvos many times and have always been pleased. Great if you're going to City Center or Carnegie Hall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- yen69Dined on 8/4/2014We went for Restaurant Week. From the moment we entered, the staff was warm and welcoming. We were seated instantly. The place is beautiful, spacious and comfortable. The dishes arrived promptly. I had the octopus salad, the Atlantic salmon and the sundae, all excellent though predictably prepared. My only complaint was that we ordered a bottle of sparkling water, and while our glasses were half full, a server swooped by and filled them with tap water. We didn't say anything because I'm sure he was only being conscientious about keeping our glasses filled, but seriously, the guy with the water jug should be told which tables have sparkling. Points to him for being so unobtrusive that we never noticed he'd been there until after the fact!!Special Features:
- Perfect Business LunchDukeVIPDined on 8/4/2014Located in the heart of midtown Manhattan, Molyvos is a terrific lunch option. The Greek cuisine is outstanding and the service is very attentive. What I like best is the table layout as tables have enough room between parties allowing for appropriate private conversation.Special Features:
- I will definitely be back!live2eatVIPDined on 8/4/2014My first experience at Molyvos was fantastic! I went with my mom and sister for lunch, and I was extremely pleased with all the food, as it was fresh and the portions were very generous. The complimentary bread basket that had delicious, warm pita was so key. The service exceeded my expectations and everyone was so friendly and attentive. I have already recommended it to people and I can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Away on a Greek IslandLarryVIPDined on 8/4/2014This Greek restaurant competes with the best in its class and is quite good with particularly fresh and well prepared seafood. The atmosphere is reminiscent of a high end restaurant on a Greek island. The wait staff is knowledgeable and personable. The Prix Fixe is a bargain.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/1/2014have been a customer from day 1. restaurant not what it has been in the past. you get less, they charge more, really a bit skimpy and cheap. food is generally good, but, etc. too badSpecial Features:
- An Off Day.MonaBVIPDined on 8/1/2014Molyvos is one of my favorite places, but something seemed off when I was last there -- maybe the normal cooking was on vacation, but my meal was not as delicious or flavorful as usual. I ordered the lamb canneloni and it just didn't taste the same --I would recommend this to a friend.


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8 Bed dorm with private bathroom
10 Bed dorm with private bathroom
16 Bed dorm with shared bathroom
* Minimum age for room occupants: You must be 18 years of age or older to be able to check in.
Check in: 14:00
Check out: 13:00
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 hour reception
- 24 hour security
- Bar
- Breakfast Included
- Common Room
- Free Internet Access
- Hair Dryers For Hire
- Internet Access
- Linen Included
- Lockers
- Luggage Storage
- Pool Table
- Restaurant
- Tours/Travel Desk
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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3 Blocks from Cusco's heart - Plaza de Armas.
The Wild Rover allows easy access to all you need in Cusco.
We are located a short distance from both Bus Terminal (Taxi S/.3) and Airport (Taxi S/.5-8)
Located Near
Plaza de Armas