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The Red Lion Inn
- Address:
30 Main St
Stockbridge, MA 01262Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Red Lion Inn
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.redlioninn.com/
- Phone: 4132985545x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 12:00pm - 2:30pm, Sunday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Please note: The Main Dining Room is open daily for breakfast year-round. We serve lunch and dinner daily from mid-April through December. On Mondays and Tuesdays from January through mid-April, lunch and dinner are available in our Tavern only.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Comfort Food, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Brian J. Alberg
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Entertainment, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: According to tradition, some of the Inn's first guests were colonial Yankees who met here in 1773 to defy King George III-with revolutionary results. Today, our fully equipped meeting rooms continue to provide quiet, distraction-free settings and modern amenities for companies, associations and non-profit groups with their own important agendas. Paired with exceptional service, renowned dining, and convenient access from the Northeast's major metropolitan areas, The Red Lion Inn offers an exceptional and refreshing choice for meetings, conferences and retreats.
- Private Party Facilities: For generations, The Red Lion Inn has helped families celebrate weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, engagements, and other special occasions with great food, exceptional service, and warm New England hospitality. Whether your event is a party for eight or a banquet for eighty, we'll be happy to help you choose a location and plan the perfect event-with menus to accommodate every style and circumstance. Contact us at the restaurant.
- Private Party Contact: Red Lion Inn Sales Department 4132981604x
- Entertainment: We offer live entertainment nightly in the Lion's Den pub, year-round and never a cover charge!
- Special Events: Celebrate your special event with great food, exceptional service and value, and warm New England hospitality. We'll be happy to help you plan the perfect event for 8 to 80 that will accommodate every style and circumstance. Contact us at (413) 298-1604.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Route 7 & 102
- Public Transit: Several bus lines get folks to the Berkshires -- Peter Pan and its affiliates stop across the street from the Red Lion. There is public transportation in the Berkshires through the Berkshire Regional Transit Authority.
- Parking: Hotel Parking
- Parking Details: There is ample parking behind the Inn, but guests may also park out front (no overnight parking on Main Street in the winter!).
A word from The Red Lion Inn
Since welcoming its first guests in 1773, The Red Lion Inn has earned a reputation for outstanding food and genuine country hospitality. Those traditions are continued today by Executive Chef Brian J. Alberg, whose kitchen features contemporary cuisine that is rooted in the region's history and harvests. Emphasizing the use of fresh, local ingredients and a huge proponent of buying locally and sustaining the region, Chef Alberg regularly updates the Inn's menus to reflect the bounty of each season. Guests choose from the elegant Main Dining Room, the cozy Widow Bingham's Tavern, the casual Lion's Den pub, or, in warmer months, the flower-filled Courtyard. The wine list offers 450+ selections, and has received the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence for ten consecutive years; Sommelier Dan Thomas helps pair wines with meals. *The Inn accepts reservations for the Main Dining Room only.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Service
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The Red Lion Inn reviews from OpenTable diners
120 reviews since April 25, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.2
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (78)romantic (50)fit for foodies (36)great for lunch (33)neighborhood gem (31)notable wine list (25)good for groups (24)great for brunch (19)great for outdoor dining (16)scenic view (16)kid-friendly (11)hot spot (4)vibrant bar scene (3)late-night find (3)Show More
- Birthday CelebrationPucksDined on 8/20/2014We spent a few evenings at the Red Lion Inn and had dinner in the main dining room to celebrate my wife's birthday. The atmosphere, service and food were wonderful. I had the ribeye special which was presented and cooked perfectly. My wife had the vegetarian Faro based risotto which was tremendously enjoyable. The service matched the quality of the food and atmosphere. We recommend it highly.Special Features:
- red lion innOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/19/2014food was excellent,service was great,ameal to remember!Special Features:
- ExceptionalOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/19/2014The food is some of the best I've had. It's American with a very elegant flare. They also have a great wine selection- wines by the glass are actually very high quality and many have recognizable names. Wines by the bottle are reasonably priced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- outstanding experienceFoodieDined on 8/15/2014Whenever we are in or near Stockbridge we make it a point to dine at the Red Lion dining room.it is the best restaurant in the Berkshires.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Berkshire gemTaletellerDined on 8/10/2014For some it is a little expensive but the food selections and service are outstanding! The warm brown sugar cake served a la mode is not to be overlooked.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Setting, ok foodOpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 8/8/2014It is a special feeling sitting in this bit worn but nice restaurant located in the inn. We were seated promptly for a 9 pm meal with the room half full. The server recited the specials rather clumsily and thought she would have perfected this so late in the evening. We ordered Caesar salad to start which was good but not great and followed with the salmon (slightly over cooked) and the lamb (unremarkable). Had a nice bottle of wine but the server did not check back to refill our glasses. She did check back once to see how our meal was and even offered to replace the salmon which was a nice gesture. In the end, we skipped dessert and went down to the pub and listened to some great live music.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Cosy TavernMrandMrsTVIPDined on 8/8/2014We arrived early for our reservation and enjoyed sitting on the porch. We were seated promptly. Had an excellent, friendly server. When we told her we live in Florida she told us that she goes to college here in Florida. The chowder was a bit bland. We ordered Caesar salad to share and were told there would be a $4 charge if it were split in the kitchen! Our entrees were very well prepared. My husband enjoyed his prime rib and my sole piccata was very good. Overall it was a good dining experience. Glad we went there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/8/2014The food was pretty good. Our server Dan was very good. I had requested 2 glasses of champagne on the table and a quiet table, as we were celebrating our anniversary. The champagne never arrived, I believe he was never told, and we were seated right next to the kitchen and listened to dirty dishes clanking most of the meal. I hate when little details are missed, anyone can prepare food, we went there for something special hoping for more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- skabootchVIPDined on 8/6/2014Very impressive in all respects. Entrees of turkey and chicken were both excellent. Kudos to the bartender who remade my wife's several times to reach her satisfaction level. In fact, all the Inn's servers did an excellent job (Dorothy was very helpful). If they offer any sort of special appetizer, consider it. Our lamb risotto was the perfect size and all of us enjoyed it.Special Features:
- Great dining at a grand old innLarryDined on 8/3/2014The dining room at the Red Lion Inn is old-fashioned and comfortable serving very good food that is up-to-date in freshness and taste. We enjoyed seasonal gazpacho soup and had excellent entrees of rib-eye steak and pork tenderloin. The chocolate-cherry tart for dessert was delicious. The service made us very relaxed and we went up to our room later feeling very happy with the mountain atmosphere, the ambience and the service at this grand old inn.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely old innNinaLDined on 8/3/2014This delightful old inn has managed to keep its ambience and service intact over many years. The food is well prepared and served, not exciting, but always delicious, with ample portions. An elegant space for a meal at any time of the day. The Chicken Pot Pie was a great success with this family group, and the apple pie was delicious. The food is local and of high quality, and the ambience should be bottled!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never Disappoints!CTCommuterDined on 8/2/2014The Red Lion Inn is a special place!! Every trip to the Berkshires must include a stop here and we are never sorry! Menu offerings were fresh and tasty! And food was served promptly, but no rushing.Special Features:
- Red Lion InnwineanddineDined on 7/25/2014Great prime rib, and a quaint setting. We enjoyed a leisurely dinner here while vacationing in the Berkshires.Special Features:
- Gentile and deliciousGerryDined on 7/24/2014This was our second visit to the Main Dining Room. We brought another member of the family who enjoyed the luncheon and the gentile atmosphere we associate with the Red Lion Inn. It was a treat and we will return when we are in the area once again.Special Features:
- Lots of old New England charmOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 7/20/2014The Red Lion Inn has lots of old New England charm but we were disappointed with the quality of the food. The prices are high and yet we found the food to be just average. We are glad we experienced this Stockbridge treasure but would probably make another dining choice next time.Special Features:
- Historic gemLuv2travelDined on 7/20/2014Red Lion has been the Grande Dame of the Bershires for decades, and Tanglewood is only a few miles away. The food was excellent and the service attentive. The ambiance is quite dated and lacks the charm this old hotel deserves. However choices are limited in the Bershires and we were delighted the food was superb. The outdoor patio serves the same menu at lunch, and is surrounded by colorful plantings. Next trip, we'll dine outdoors, under the shade of the umbrellas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amateur service. Highly Overratedoperalover212VIPDined on 7/20/2014We decided to have lunch here prior to a Tanglewood concert. We sat at a tiny table with a buzzing fly. The worst part was the waitress who rushed us from the very start. The white wine was not chilled, and the soup and entree were served at the same time. She gave us those ugly metal covers to "keep the food hot.". My husband gulped down his soup, but his main meal was tepid as was mine. The food was bland and unremarkanle. The maite'd rushed in to help, but that did not change the fact that a restaurant with such a reputation should have a better trained wait staff. We poured our own wine because she was nowhere in sight. The dining room was not crowded so we could not understand why we were so rushed and then ignored.Stay away!
- In a word... wonderfulwmw322VIPDined on 7/19/2014It's been more then 2 decades since I've eaten here. It is better than I remember. Gracious hostess & host. Fantastic seamless service. Ronny was our server supreme. Gave us fantastic service despite how very busy this huge dining room was. Great cosmos and we recommend the Red Lion Inn Chardoney. The salads were small and uninspired but the turkey and chicken entrees were superb. Great chabada bread served. The cappuccino was served perfectly piping hot. I won't wait 2 more decades to return. Hi kudos.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CharmingOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/19/2014Nice place in the Red Lion Inn. Good food and attentive/friendly staff. Loved the cippino stew - Great apple pie to end the dinner!Special Features:
- A ClassicLindaCDined on 7/17/2014If you want classic American food, beautifully prepared with fresh, local ingredients, this is the place for you. The roast native turkey was the best I'd ever had anywhere - succulent and tender, accompanied by creamy, fluffy mashed potatoes, which also came with my husband's excellent prime rib. The lemon tart should be a controlled substance, and the warm brown sugar cake was every bit as moist and delicious as that sounds. Did I mention the mashed potatoes? Service was attentive and cheerful. An excellent meal in a lovely, quiet place, with surprisingly reasonable prices given the high quality of the experience.Special Features:
- wonderful dinninggrannienannienj63Dined on 7/17/2014My husband and I celebrated our 41 anniversary at the Inn with dinner there. Just wonderful. Service was exceptional, our server was attentive, helpful and friendly. Thefood was tasty and wine list can meet every taste. We had the signature turkey dinner and were as pleased as always. Hot apple pie had a crunchy crust that gave extra spice with the warm apples. Cannot wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Restaurantcookief18Dined on 7/16/2014The prices are on the high side, but for a special occasion it was worth it. The service and the food were outstanding and the hotel dining room provides a unique experience, surrounded by history as you enjoy your meal.Special Features:
- Lovely lunchljbarDined on 7/15/2014Old time charm. Restaurant has a lot if character. Food was deliciousSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go for the place, not the foodbibawasbestDined on 7/13/2014As historic as it gets in New England! Lovely setting and classic colonial decor. Young but eager service. The food is slightly updated from the 18th century (!) and it's perfectly fine, but is not a gourmet experience and I suppose it is not supposed to be. Not a lot of flavor but big portions and very pleasant ambience.Special Features:
- Pre-Tanglewood LunchNPinBerkshiresDined on 7/6/2014There are many fine restaurants closer to Tanglewood, but we wanted to have a reserved table for lunch with friends before the Sunday 2:30 concert. The menu was not particularly innovative, but the food was better than I had anticipated: real turkey sliced from a roast in the sandwich two of us ordered; an interesting chicken pot pie, with the chicken stew poured atop a puff pastry, rather than baked in; and a nice lobster salad roll, which, like the turkey sandwich, could be (and was) had on excellent multigrain bread instead of a hot dog roll. The waiter was very accommodating; when one of our party complained that the $24 lobster roll had way too little lobster salad, the waiter brought an additional large serving.Special Features:
- A Classic Dining ExperienceFoodieVIPDined on 7/5/2014This place must be 100+ years old, but is still in great shape and has all of the elements for success. Charming, well trained service and very good food quality at reasonable prices. Inside seating is semi-formal, but the patio is very casual during warm weather days. They even have an old world pub and "Lion's Den" bar tucked away in the basement.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful experiencecountrygirlDined on 7/5/2014We had a wonderful dinner Saturday evening to celebrate our anniversary. We were seated promptly in the main dining room and in a fairly quiet location, as requested. Our waitress did not seem shocked that we were not ordering wine, and she very graciously answered all our questions on the selections. Everything was delicious, and arrived at a pleasant pace. The inn is really a feast for the eyes. Just strolling to the ladies room was a cultural experience, with the live piano player in the spacious lobby, the resident cat and the amazing collection of antiques, there is so much history in one place. After we finished dinner, our gracious waitress beckoned us to see the tavern, and opened the door to the very loud Lion's Den.Special Features:
- A classicPhillyAmyDined on 7/5/2014Red Lion Inn is a Berkshire tradition. You'll get good service and good food, in a "quasi-colonial" setting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ok choiceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/5/2014Food good but high priced for the quality. Went because of its reputation but there might be better choices in town. Hotel is dated.Special Features:
- Top-notch serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/3/2014Always have lunch here when visiting Stockbridge for the day. Great atmosphere, very good food and top-notch service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Continues to be a Special place5centsDined on 7/2/2014My wife and I returned to the Red Lion Inn for our 25th wedding anniversary. We had been there for part of our honeymoon week, and wanted to return when we arranged to see a concert at Tanglewood nearby. A meal in the main dining room was a must, and we were not disappointed. The food was excellent. The waiter acknowledged our anniversary and the service was also excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NYgirlUpstateNY50Dined on 6/25/2014I meet my friend every month, we drive over an hour to meet, we sit on the porch or in the living room and chat for two hours before noon. Then we have a window seat and sit for another hour and a half. We love the seasonal menu, fresh local foods, delicious cheese plate, marvelous fresh desserts and attentive service.Special Features:
- Never disappointsSmareDined on 6/22/2014There's a reason why we keep coming back to the Red Lion. The food is great, the service impeccable and the ambience is unique. Plus so many gorgeous antiques. Unusual, beautiful things to see everywhere. Fresh flowers on every table & in every room. Always a wonderful experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Red LionRobertDined on 6/21/2014Delicious! It was the perfect spot for my mother-in-laws' 75th birthday! And the front porch was difficult to leave- gorgeous!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A tradition of successJoePVIPDined on 6/15/2014The Red Lion Inn is a "must experience". The service and attention to detail are unmatched. The 1700's atmosphere is real, authentic, classic. Yet above all, their chef prepares a magnificent meal. A tradition of excellence! We will return again and encourage you to do the same.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good but TOO EXPENSIVEcutes1125VIPDined on 6/14/2014the smoked duck was delicious and simply melts in your mouth. the lamb london broil was cooked perfectly ordered (medium side) but the kale greens was over cooked and heavy on the salt. the prime rib is nothing to rave about and under seasoned.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lunch in StockbridgeGaryDined on 6/11/2014My wife and I planned a trip to Stockbridge and we made a reservation for a Wednesday lunch. We did not wait long for our table though we were early. Our waiter was courteous and prompt. Our meals were excellent. I had the fried haddock and my wife had grilled salmon over greens. Both were tasty and the portion sizes were perfect that left room for desert. I had the lemon sorbet which was just right, not too tart but not bland. Will definitely go back there when in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- High Priced Disappointmentluv2dineelsewhereDined on 6/7/2014We had to wait 1 hour and 15 minutes for our order to be served. Had to ask for bread after sitting for 1 hour. Ordered medium rare fillet mignon but received medium well. Mary Anne's medium prime rib was too tough to chew and she left half of it. Our guest's lamb dish had only 4 small slices.
- quaintIluvfoodVIPDined on 6/1/2014It was a beautiful day but we opted to sit inside to get the full Red Lion Inn experience. Our server was friendly and the service was very good. We were expecting more of a brunch menu, but enjoyed having a heavier lunch. Our dishes were very good, and their salad dressing is memorable. Would definitely go back on future Berkshire trips.Special Features:
- Lunch in the Dining RoomPASQUALEDined on 6/1/2014We had a party of five and had lunch in the Dining Room, as my Mom wanted to eat in that room. It wasn't a full dining room, as there were a lot of empty tables. The décor was nice, but not five star. The lunch selections were quite expensive for what you got and we all agreed, just o.k. Our son had pasta and it wasn't cooked, he said it was still hard. We didn't send it back, but thought that is one of the easiest things to cook and were disappointed for him. Overall, if we came back, would probably try the tavern instead. It was a beautiful day and we still enjoyed the time at the Red Lion Inn.Special Features:


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Wind gusts topped out at 86 miles per hour at RDU International which breaks the old record of 79 miles per hour set in Sept. 2004. The terminal sustained damage and several small planes were flipped when the record was set in 2004 but there have been no reports of damage from Saturday's storm.
A condominium complex under construction in the Brier Creek area was damaged by winds from the storm. The wooden structure on Bruckhaus Street appeared to be pushed off its foundation by winds.
The Red Cross is helping people who live in two separate mobile home parks that were damaged during the storm.
One of the mobile home parks is located on Dove Lane in Raleigh and the other on Reed Street in Cary.
"The Red Cross is going to put up these families in a hotel for two nights," said the Red Cross' Alan McKinney. "Then staff members will come in on Monday and look at additional assistance the families may have."
No one in those mobile homes were hurt.
Debris and trees littered roadways across the Triangle. Glenwood Avenue and Durant Road in Raleigh were closed following the storm due to downed power lines and trees.
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Harbor seal pup rescued at Palo Alto harbor
Original post made on Apr 10, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, April 10, 2013, 12:12 AM
Comments (13)
on Apr 10, 2013 at 8:56 am
Anyone know how often do seals get this far south in the bay? We walk out in the baylands a lot and have never seen one.
on Apr 10, 2013 at 9:09 am
I hope this cute little guy pulls through. Where is this flood gate? In the Baylands?
on Apr 10, 2013 at 9:23 am
I think that's the flood gate near Byxbee Park
on Apr 10, 2013 at 10:12 am
Byxbee - ok. Thanks parent.
on Apr 10, 2013 at 10:54 am
Local harbor seals are birthed in late winter/ early spring across the bay in Mowry Slough. She probably just recently left her mother, swam into a current, and was not strong enough to fight it. The current probably carried her here, to Mayfield Slough at the edge of Byxbee Park.
It is rare for a pup to be seen in this area, but seals are occasionally sighted in Mayfield Slough.
on Apr 10, 2013 at 11:16 am
Does anybody want to outsource this activity?
on Apr 10, 2013 at 3:12 pm
Way to go William! Thanks again for all that you do for the animals. This poor baby now has a chance at survival thanks to the nice person who called AC, & to you for pulling her out. Let's hope she fares better than the poor sea lion in the creek.
on Apr 10, 2013 at 5:30 pm
What the article does not say is that this is a pro-development seal pup and is being groomed for a seat on the planning commission....
on Apr 10, 2013 at 7:02 pm
Thanks for the laugh, Mark! " )
Nice to read a "feel good" story for a change.
on Apr 11, 2013 at 11:03 am
The "feel good" part evaporates when I get to the "Food shortages . . . have overloaded rescue centers" and "The fish are not there for whatever reason" parts.
on Apr 11, 2013 at 11:36 am
What is Rand Paul doing with our harbor seal pup ? ;-)
on Apr 11, 2013 at 9:13 pm
Great to see the words "Palo Alto Harbor" again in the press! I remember rescuing a seal pup in 1976 when at the Palo Alto Harbor at the Sea Scout docks. Same drill, heard the pup crying, rescued her, and turned over to the local fish and game who transfered same to a marine wild life unit. The pup had been brought down by a powerful storm the night before. Glad to see some pups are still saved - all these years later.
on Apr 13, 2013 at 7:16 am
Bill Warrior is a great public servant.
A number of years ago, on a Saturday evening, we had a birthday party for my son. Silly, high energy 5 and 6 year old boys ran downstairs to our basement, and encountered a skunk.
Young animal, clearly confused, and perhaps sick.
At a time and day that most of us are otherwise engaged, Bill spent a couple hours coaxing this poor little skunk into a cage, put it into his truck, and that was that.
I recall sending a letter to the Police Chief about Bill's efforts on our family's behalf, and actually got a letter back from the Chief!
Palo Alto is blessed to have Bill working on our community's behalf.
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This charming vacation house has 2 bedroom, 2 full bathrooms, 2 living areas, bar, kitchen, dining room and laundry facilities.
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The Great room has a couch that folds out into a queen size bed. This is a very large room with plenty of seating to relax and watch TV. There is a full size book shelf with a variety of books and magazines that you are welcome to read and enjoy. The smaller living area has a full size couch and a bar.
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. The kitchen has a small breakfast counter, gas top range, wall oven, large refrigerator, microwave, diswasher. All appliances are new.
The house is also furnished with dishes, silverware, utensils, cookware, coffee pot, toaster oven, electric can-opener, towels and linens.
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This charming vacation house is located on a large corner lot in a very quiet neighborhood. You are within walking distance to Windsor state beach where there is a beautiful park to enjoy a picnic and swimming. There are also several desert nature trails to enjoy as well. The windsor beach boat ramp is within 1/2 mile of house. The London Bridge is about 2 miles from house. The Lakeview Park club House is located accross the street. The pool and Jacuzzi are open 24/7. During the club house hours you can utilize the kitchen, play shuffleboard and play a game of pool.
The Havasu Landing Casino & Resort is just accross the Lake.
The Blue Water Hotel & Casino is located in Parker , Arizona... About 30 miles from the house.
Laughlin, Nevada has a large variety of fun Hotels and Casinos. About 1 1/2 hours from the house.
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15th Annual Iron man golf tournament---August 27th
U.S Angers choice team region #2 championships---September 11th
30th Annual USBA Jet ski world finals---October 1-9
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As we reported earlier today, Heavyweight Antonio Silva tested positive for elevated testosterone following his fight at UFC Fight Night 33. Despite being allowed to take testosterone replacement therapy, Bigfoot still came in over the legal limit allowed for someone with a therapeutic use exemption.
Shortly after the announcement, Silva responded on his Facebook account:
Clarification: Months before my fight I looked for the UFC doctor Marcio Tannure in Brazil so I could start the hormonal replacement "TRT" which was authorized and recognized by a professional. I started the treatment and 2 weeks before my fight I did all the exams required by the UFC. My testosterone level continued to be low so I was recommended by the doctor to increase the dosage. Unfortunately my level increased too much and caused me to suspend. I only did what was recommended by someone trained who understands about the subject therefore it was not my mistake. I'm cool because I know that the mistake was not made by me,I never tried doing anything wrong for my fight.
For failing the test, Silva has been suspended for nine months by the UFC who acted as the commission for the December 7 event. His $50K Fight of the Night bonus has been awarded to his opponent Mark Hunt (you can check out Hunt's response here). Finally, his result for the fight will be overturned to a no contest, while Hunt will still be given credit for the majority draw.
Updated: Bigfoot published this on his Facebook page shortly after his original post:
Email doctor,my testosterone level before increasing the dosage and translation... O email do Dr. e o nivel de minha testosterona antes do medico aumentar a dosagem.
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Your levels are still low. You can start taking one shot per week. Let's see how that will look on the next test. Contact me if you have questions.


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Modern civilization began right here in the Tigris-Euphrates river valley. Also known as the Fertile Crescent or Mesopotamia, this is the place where, six thousand years ago, agriculture, writing and mathematics were brought into widespread use.
The term "Middle East" comes from the British navy, which used it to describe the countries on the trade route from Europe to India and China. Everything from Afghanistan to Morocco may possibly be classified as "middle eastern", depending on whom you ask -- and when.
Only a partial list of past Empires in the middle eastern territory includes Sumeria, Babylonia, Persia, the Ottoman Empire and the Roman Empire!
When northern Europe was still lurking about in slimy cold stone castles playing chess, the Middle East was enjoying the flowers of poetry, luxurious craftsmanship, music and literature. In fact, the Renaissance in Europe was partly inspired by stories brought back from the middle east by travelers along the trade route.
Strategic location, religious history and the world's largest supply of crude oil have kept the Middle East at the center of world activity for centuries. The saga continues.
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WIKIEUP, Ariz. (AP) - Southbound travel on the
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James Sharbrough Ferguson
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James Sharbrough Ferguson served as chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro from 1967 to 1979.
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This May 8, 1973, memorandum from University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG) Chancellor James Sharbrough Ferguson to the UNCG Board of Trustees is a notification that an appeal of Ferguson's decision on the status of the Neo-Black Society will be presented to the board. On March 26, 1973, SGA had voted to reclassify (removed funding and recognition from) the Neo-Black Society. The SGA decision was overturned by university administration on the basis of faulty evidence and improper procedure by SGA, resulting in an eventual legal case that led to the Neo-Black Society's reinstatement as a recognized and funded organization.
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Additional Malus species can be found in the Bradley Rosaceous Collection. The collection is adjacent to the Forest Hills Gate, about fifteen minutes from the Arborway Gate, and about thirty minutes from the Bussey Street Gate. Walk to the collection from Meadow Road or Willow Path. If driving, park along the Arborway.
Peters Hill has the highest elevation in the Arboretum. Peters Hill Road is fully paved; it circles the base of the hill and has a moderate incline in its northwest section. Many of the plants in the Malus collection can be viewed from Peters Hill Road. Portions of the collection grow on the steep, grassy slopes of the hill.
Download a self-guided tour [pdf] of the crabapple collection, and look for a sign at the top of Peters Hill describing the hill's geology, how the crabapple collection developed, and the role of the Arboretum as an urban ecosystem. An information kiosk at the Bussey Street Gate provides seasonal updates. Map tables at the Peters Hill Gate, the Poplar Gate, and the Mendum Street Gate provide Arboretum wayfinding information.
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Awesome: Atlantic Carries 1,800-Word Story on John Edwards Trial, Never Tags Him or Author as Dems
Jury selection in the trial of two-time Democratic Party presidential candidate and John Kerry's Democratic Party running mate in the 2004 election John Edwards began on Thursday. In the related five-paragraph Associated Press story, Michael Biesecker actually identified Edwards as a Democrat in his fourth of his five paragraphs.
That's not a stellar performance (a Republican or conservative in the kind of trouble Edwards is in would have his or her party identified in either the headline, the first paragraph, or both), but at least the party label is present. As blogger extraordinaire Doug Ross noted earlier this evening, in an 1,800-word item at the Atlantic on Wednesday ("Why the John Edwards Trial Is a Bigger Deal Than You Think"), author and undisclosed former Democratic candidate for statewide office Hampton Dellinger failed to name Edwards's party at all, while figuring out a way to tag something or someone "Republican" five times. Here are the opportunities studiously avoided in his treatise only relating to variations on the word "president" (bolded by me):
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(Paragraph 1) Jury selection in the federal criminal trial of John Edwards begins Thursday April 12th in a Greensboro, N.C., courtroom. As the world now knows, Edwards chose to cheat on his cancer-stricken wife during his 2008 presidential run.
(Paragraph 2) The story of Edwards and his paramour Rielle Hunter has been told by former campaign aide Andrew Young in excruciating detail in his book The Politician: An Insider's Account of John Edwards's Pursuit of the Presidency and the Scandal That Brought Him Down.
(Paragraph 3) While the former United States Senator and vice presidential nominee continues to garner tabloid attention, the same mainstream media that was late to report on his extramarital affair has been similarly slow to focus on the significant legal and political questions posed by his prosecution.
(Paragraph 5) The tens of millions spent by Sheldon Adelson, Foster Friess and others in explicit support of 2012 Republican presidential primary campaigns makes the $900,000 spent keeping Hunter content and quiet seem rather paltry. (where's the phrase "during the 2008 Democratic primary"? -- Ed.)
(Paragraph 5) And a central premise of the indictment of Edwards -- that "in order to restrict the influence that any one person could have on the outcome" of a presidential primary election, "the most an individual can contribute to any candidate for that primary election was $2,300" -- seems downright quaint.
(Paragraph 6) (Prosecutor George) Holding spoke openly about seeking partisan political office while still serving as a U.S. Attorney, stepped down to run for Congress just after indicting Edwards, and has used the indictment as a centerpiece of his political campaign, while repeatedly criticizing the president who permitted him to holdover as U.S. Attorney for North Carolina's Eastern District.
(Paragraph 8 -- two mentions in one sentence) Why put a presidential administration trying to prove it's above "revolving door, politics-as-usual" behavior in the awkward position of appearing to do Edwards a favor just after he hired the president's former White House counsel?
(Paragraph 10) The judge aside, there should be no shortage of courtroom drama. Edwards is an extraordinary defendant: a state (Ohio) away from being elected vice president in 2004, he is among the most famous American politicians to be indicted and arguably the most acclaimed attorney to face a criminal trial since Clarence Darrow.
At least five of the nine "presidential" references cited were obvious opportunities for Dellinger to tag Edwards as a Democrat. Meanwhile he used "Republican" in the following circumstances other than the one above already cited, all in Paragraph 6. In that paragraph, Dellinger removes any doubt about his partisanship by referring to "the Bush-era U.S. Attorney scandal." The Department of Justice under Bush did remove several federal prosecutors because it believed they weren't properly carrying out their work; that's only a "scandal" if you think a President can't fire people who work for him. Incoming Democratic President Bill Clinton fired every single U.S. Attorney in 1993. We don't know how Dellinger feels about that, because he never mentioned it. Of course he may not know about it, because as the Media Research Center noted during the Bush brouhaha, the network newscasts never covered Clinton's 1993 firings.
Dellinger is consistent. Three of his most recent blog posts at the John Edwards Trial Blog (here, here and here) also fail to tag Edwards as Dem.
Oh, did I forget to note that Hampton Dellinger ran for Lieutenant Governor in North Carolina in 2008 -- as a (wait for it) Democrat -- and that the Atlantic's bio of Dellinger and the ABC station web site carrying the Edwards trial blog don't include that teeny tiny fact? Those omissions may be partially due to the fact that Dellinger doesn't include his run for office in his law firm bio. Zheesh.
Does the Atlantic typically let undisclosed party hacks do their legal analyses?
Cross-posted at BizzyBlog.com.
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An overlooked observation about the Edwards affair
Submitted by CO2Maker on Sat, 04/14/2012 - 4:48am.
What does this say about Kerry's judgment of character? or of his or his campaign's ability to detect what was going on at the time? "Has anyone seen John?" "He went up to his hotel room with that good-looking aide and a videocamera." "Oh, okay." "And if Elizabeth calls, he's not here." "Oh, okay."
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Submitted by CO2Maker on Sat, 04/14/2012 - 11:03am.
I confused the two campaigns. All that stuff in the memory hole gets stirred around and mixed together.
I didn't much care for his "Two Americas" populist class-warfare shtick, but at least he grew up in a working-class Southern family and didn't have to fake the moan as Algorithm did when he went all throaty and bellowed "Ah will faught for yew!"
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Some Things You Just Know
Submitted by Reggie on Sat, 04/14/2012 - 7:09am.
It's OK Brent, if the lout is a Republican the press will tell us; otherwise, we all know he is a Democrat. It's sort of like being in New Orleans during August - no need for the weatherman to tell you it's hot outside.
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"The tens of millions spent
Submitted by Reaver on Sat, 04/14/2012 - 9:46am.
"The tens of millions spent by Sheldon Adelson, Foster Friess and others in explicit support of 2012 Republican presidential primary campaigns makes the $900,000 spent keeping Hunter content and quiet seem rather paltry."
Did this hack just compare "tens of millions" spent by republicans on legitimate campaign expenses with "$900,000" in campaign funds Edwards spent to pay off his mistress? Unbelievable!
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The obvious absence
Submitted by hbnolikeee on Sat, 04/14/2012 - 9:53am.
of level reporting has worked in the past. But I think we sheeple are waking up to it and every time such events occur (often sadly), it reinforces our belief in how corrupt the LSM is. We just must keep reminding everyone about this breach of trust as some sheeple are a bit slower on catching on to the lies.
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What does this say about Kerry's judgment of character?
Submitted by sherlock1 on Sat, 04/14/2012 - 9:54pm.
Even if Hunter had not made the scene when Kerry picked Edwards as his veep, there was another "tell", and I think Kerry has acknowleged it. It was Edwards' habit of telling people about lying on top of his dead son's casket after the funeral - and claiming to each one that he was the only person he had ever told this to! I believe Kerry admitted Edwards had done this when they discussed the veep slot, and that he was aware Edwards had done the same phony "opening of his deepest soul" with others. In fact, IIRC it may have been that Kerry remembered Edwards having "confessed" it before with Kerry himself!
There is a clinical name for a person who would stoop low enough to trade on the memory of their own dead child to advance their career. I think they are technically known as "creeps".
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Paging Doc Sam
Submitted by Blonde on Sat, 04/14/2012 - 10:10pm.
We need a clinical assessment of the term "creeps".
Freakin' jerks would work, too, I think.
I'd not heard this little tale, Sherlock.....it is a very ugly one. Speaks to the mirror of John Edwards, methinks.
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I have had a full week off of work. Thank goodness, it was a much needed break from the insane-ness that we call movie making…. Well I have had time to let my creativity flow and my paint brush work its magic. I love a blank canvas, for my case a blank plain ole' plate. I stare at it for minute and think of the color or shape or style. Then i start. I don't have any pre-determined ideas before hand. I don't sketch on paper what i want, i just look at the plate and whatever comes to me.. comes
I was a bit lazy about posting. Thats the truth, until a kind fellow blog reader emailed me and asked if I had drawn any plates recently. I think its been about 3 weeks since i posted. Well that was last night. First thing this morning i picked up my canon and took my plates outside and snapped away. I was SO pumped that there ARE devoted readers out there who do check back on my blog to see if anything new is going on.
Here is to you… you know who you are.
I not only do plates for my creative benefit, but I draw them for people, for special occasions, for birthdays and for weddings. I have requests every two weeks or so for a plate, usually wedding related, but its is hard for me to part with some.
I am drawing a plate for a person on facebook who saw my painted plate on my page. Updates to come sometime next week… with the finished product.
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I painted this bowl last week. Its only today i had time to take photos and put it online (Thanks Shawn for your help)
I didn't really have many ideas for this one. I just started drawing leaves and 'flowers' and vines and it grew from there. Im not a fan of painting on bowls, its difficult and not flat. But i didn't mind working on this one since i only drew on the edges (unlike some other ones)
I am considering putting this on etsy to sell.
What do you think?
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I bought this blue crackle plate this weekend (in blue, dark green, lime green and dusty rose). I choose to start with this plate first, it reminded me of the cold winter days and nights, I was sitting in Shawn's living room and his mom has this candle holder with hollies (or berries) and leaves… I had an idea.
I used a pebeo silver (porcelain marker) and drew leaves around the darker parts of the plate. I embellished the outer area with S curves and berries.
I used my pebeo dark pink paint and the tip of a paint brush to dot the corners. I picked up a lot of paint on the brush and dotted around the edges until the paint was no more. If you look closely the dots are large then become smaller.
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I have been meaning to make a batch of Vegan cupcakes ever since my co-worker Tom gave man a vegan chocolate cupcake from OMG baked goodness in Toronto.
Yes that was about 3 weeks ago… I haven't had a moment of time to do so.
I did some research and found this recipe at Allrecipe.com but had to substituted some ingredients for ones I am NOT allergic (or intolerant to) – You can surely try out the original one for yourself. I am sure it tastes fantastic!
1. Combine all the dry ingredients in a bowl and sift out larger chunks.
2. Combine all wet ingredients and mix.
3. Combine both bowls together and mix it until its the consistency of frosting.
4. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees and let it bake for about 20 minutes, or until the cupcake rises and crackles.
This recipe yields about sad cupcakes or 7 happier ones. I used 2/3 of my batter with my version of the recipe and the last 1/3 i added some organic roasted almond butter.
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Custom order for Anna of 24 Baby shower bookmarks. 12 blue and 12 pink. Is it a boy or girl?
Half a day of my Victoria long weekend i spent crafting 5 bracelets to put on Etsy.
Blue, Green, Red, Orange and Pink
They are all made with either a leather corded bracelet or silver plated chain bracelet. They all range from 7.5″ to 8″ (seems like the most common)
I hope they are enjoyed by many. They are stunning. I wore them for half a day and they did not fall off. I was NOT worried. No need for a safety chain.
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A charming Oma
Custom order for Russia
Charm Bracelets galore
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I was contacted by Anna in Russia about 2 bracelets she liked {that were made previously for someone else } They were loved and taken away by a co-worker already last week. So I made a similar pink charm for her.
She also loved the yellow bangle and ordered two of those.
They will be shipped shortly. Yeah! Its my first order from Russia! And hopefully many more. (she is showing these to her clients in Russia, so it could possibly mean much more crafting)
Thanks Anna! I hope you like these.
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Charm bracelets Galore (Made for Malik on Alphas)
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I made these three bracelets on my day off (Sunday). I hardly count Saturday as a day off because I always get home between 5am-8am Saturday and sleep for a few hours then eat then fall asleep playing video games.
This bracelet is similar to the one i made for Oma. (read about it here). Minus the metal punched letters on copper with "O-M-A" on it. I put two bail and chain charms with one that reads "MOM" and the other that is an angel on the back it says "made for an angel" I used glass charms with sterling silver centers and alternated between a glass charm and silver charm.
This bangle bracelet is sterling silver I bought it in a pack of 4 from a craft store. You unscrew the silver ball on the end and add the charms that you like. Its secured on both ends with 'screw in' charms that holds the beads in place. I alternated from yellow glass charms and silver charms.
This one reminds me of summer. I just wish if i wore more summery clothes it would feel that way. Its FREEZING outside. Thank Goodness it starts raining at 9pm and we are inside by then. I hate working in the rain. I get more grumpy
This bracelet is made from a sterling silver chain (Don't know if that is the right term for what it is…) Like the pink one it alternates from silver charm and glass bobble charms. I added some of my new purchases like a rocking horse charm and the snow man.
I think my most favorite silver charm in this bracelet is the little crab with teal jewels on its shell. I ordered that one from this jeweler in Montreal. And my favorite glass bobble charm is two beside the crab which is this light blue with white dots (it reminds me of clouds in the sky).
Hope the person who receives this bracelet will love it as much as I do (Yes like all the other pieces i make I want to keep it)
8 more hours left in the day before i need to sleep. Time to play some video games. Bye
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This cute necklace I call a "love birds nest"
I wounded three cream/pearl color beads on wire and made a loop for the pendent piece to attach on. It looked a little boring, so I then added the two birds on the side, they are on a see-saw. I tried on the necklace its adorable. I love it, but it needed something else, I soldered the two pieces together so its more stiff. I attached my new 'pendant' on a braided leather necklace with a magnetic clasp
This would look so great on any gal. I love it!
I am putting this on etsy, so look for this soon. It can be customized to any color beads, as well as any color nest eggs. It would go well with formal or casual wear, day or night. I have made a matching bracelets which I will post up shortly.
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Please note: Although the Biologix Hair Therapy System™ is currently not able to be offered in more heavily regulated markets, such as the United States, Canada and the European Union, there are countries and regions with less restrictive regulatory barriers that enable Biologix to provide immediate treatment via its rapidly expanding international network of certified clinicians. Biologix management is currently working together with its Medical Advisory Board and its team of legal advisors to determine in which strategic locations around the world to begin offering commercial treatment options.
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A Willmar, Minn. man has been charged in connection with two flag-burning incidents that occurred in downtown Willmar on June 1.Jeffrey James Ackerman, 40, was charged on June 28 with two counts of fifth-degree arson.
Ackerman told police he "wasn't against America" but did it out of "anger and emotions."
Willmar Police Chief David Wyffels told the West Central Tribune that the two burning incidents occurred after 1 a.m. on June 1 -- one at Kitchen Fair along the 300 block of Fifth Street Southwest and the other at Midas Auto along the 700 block of Litchfield Avenue Southwest. Ackerman lives within a few blocks of the area.
"I think anybody who lives in the United States knows the symbolism of the United States flag," said Bruce Dexter of Kitchen Fair.
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St. Louis Rams
Jake Long - #77 - T
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|Lapeer, MI
|Years played
|2008, 1st round, 1st pick by Dolphins
Rams' moves making first-round QB more likely
Word is the recent free-agent signings of QB A.J. Feeley and DT Fred Robbins appear to have tipped the Rams' first-round draft scale decidedly more in the direction of a quarterback than a defensive tackle.
Cardinals sign free-agent LB Lenon
The Cardinals have agreed to terms on a three-year contract with free-agent LB Paris Lenon, who played most recently with the division-rival Rams.
Rams sign free agent C Fraley
The Rams added depth to their offensive line with the signing of veteran C Hank Fraley, who was recently released by the Browns. Fraley's agent, Ralph Cindrich, announced the signing on Twitter.
Merlin Olsen dies at age 69
Multiple media outlets are reporting that Merlin Olsen — a Hall of Fame member of the Rams' "Fearsome Foursome" who went on to portray "Father Murphy" in a long-running TV show after his football career ended — has died at the age ...
Lions trade for Falcons CB Houston; sign Wade
The Lions traded a sixth-round pick in April's draft for Falcons CB Chris Houston and signed former Rams CB Jonathan Wade.
Rams sign ex-Giants DT Robbins
The Rams have agreed to terms on a three-year deal with free-agent DT Fred Robbins, a key cog in the Giants' defense during their 2007 run to the Super Bowl.
Rams sign QB Feeley
The Rams have agreed to terms on a two-year deal with A.J. Feeley, who will presumably compete for the team's backup QB job with Keith Null, who ended last season as the starter.
Rams far from deciding on top pick
Unless they trade down, the Rams are considering DTs Gerald McCoy and Ndamukong Suh and QBs Sam Bradford and Jimmy Clausen with the first overall pick in the April draft, but their preference among the four is expected to change ...
NFC West team needs
With Marc Bulger showing that he was not the answer and having been released, the Rams desperately need to find a quarterback they can build their offense around. PFW continues its analysis of team needs with a look at the ...
Devaney focused on QB, DT at top of draft
Rams GM Billy Devaney said there remains an enormous amount of research and scouting left to do before the draft, but he sounds like he's focused on a pair of quarterbacks and defensive tackles when it comes to the ...
Rams' majority sale likely to be approved
We hear the odds are about 90 percent that NFL owners will approve the sale of the Rams' majority ownership to Illinois-based billionaire and loyal Rams fan Shahid Khan.
Rosenbloom, Rodriguez to sell Rams to Khan
The Rams have announced that owners Chip Rosenbloom and Lucia Rodriguez have entered into a signed agreement to sell the team to Illinois-based auto-parts manufacturer Shahid Khan.
Uncertainty abounds in Rams Nation
There are a lot more questions than answers at present regarding the potential sale of the Rams, the future of their marquee player and their first-round drafting strategy.
Rams RB Jackson accused of beating girlfriend
Rams RB Steven Jackson has been accused of beating up former girlfriend Supriya Harris while she was nine months pregnant with his child, according to TMZ.com.
More punch at tight end could serve Rams well
Don't be stunned if the Rams reach high in the draft for a receiving tight end capable of expanding an offense in dire need of expansion.
Arrow pointing up for Rams DE Long
Although it has taken a lot longer than many Rams fans would have preferred, it appears DE Chris Long finally could be starting to live up to his first-round billing.
Rams' QB situation couldn't be any cloudier
It's anybody's guess as to who might end up being the Rams' starting quarterback entering next season, especially in the wake of Marc Bulger retirement rumors.
The Rams remained hopeful of adding another big piece to the offense, tackle Jake Long.||||||| Coach Jeff Fisher said Thursday at a news conference to introduce Jared Cook that Long was still in town a day after interviewing with the team.
Long was placed on injured reserve Tuesday by the Miami Dolphins because of a left triceps injury, ending his season and perhaps his tenure with the team.||||||| The perennial Pro Bowl pick and No. 1 overall choice in the 2008 draft was hurt in Sunday's loss to New England. Long might have played his final game for Miami because he can become an unrestricted free agent this winter. Long would receive $15.4 million next year if the Dolphins give him a franchise tag, and that's likely more than Miami will be willing to spend. He has battled injuries for much of his career and had a disappointing season.
Long was limited in practice Wednesday because of a right knee injury he suffered last week.||||||| The Dolphins open the season Sunday at favored Houston.
Long left practice Monday after hurting his right knee when he went down in a pile on a pass play. An MRI exam showed the injury wasn't serious, said a person familiar with the diagnosis, who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the Dolphins didn't comment on the injury.||||||| Back trouble slowed Long last season, and he went on injured reserve before the final game because of a torn right biceps. He nonetheless was chosen a Pro Bowl starter at left tackle for the third consecutive year. Although Long has missed only two games in four NFL seasons, he has dealt with knee trouble in the past and wore a brace on his right knee Monday. Any absence would be especially worrisome with rookie Ryan Tannehill under center.
Long has been placed on injured reserve with a right arm injury, meaning he'll miss the team's final game Sunday against the New York Jets.||||||| The move Wednesday came one day after Long was chosen a Pro Bowl starter for the third consecutive year. He endured an injury-plagued season, including a back ailment that forced him to miss two games after he started the first 61 games of his career. Long suffered the arm injury in the first quarter of Saturday's loss at New England.


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The latest New York Yankees' free-agent news and rumors.
Russell Martin could be hotly sought after on the free-agent market.
Baseball America says Mason Williams, an outfielder, is the top prospect in the New York Yankees' minor-league system.
The Yankees' double-play duo took home Silver Slugger Awards on Thursday.
The Red Sox are showing interest in free-agent pitcher Hiroki Kuroda, who pitched for the Yankees in 2012.
Are the New York Yankees in or out in a free-agent pursuit of veteran outfielder Torii Hunter? The same question applies to a trade for Arizona Diamondbacks' outfielder Justin Upton. Can general...
Robinson Cano is one of five finalists for the AL MVP award, the third straight year he has been one of the top ten vote-getters for the trophy. Also nominated are Mike Trout, Miguel Cabrera, Josh...
Brien Taylor was sentenced to 38 months in prison on Wednesday.
The suddenly at least somewhat budget-conscious New York Yankees face a looming contract negotiation with their best player, Robinson Cano. ESPN baseball analyst Buster Olney does not expect the...
Will the New York Yankees do anything during the ongoing GM meetings?
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This post raises an issue of grave importance for our current moment. One that should, no, must be addressed. That of cupcake liners vs. wrappers.
I fear we all know of that mysterious seepage of grease through the process of baking that ruins perfect, crisp white cupcake liners and destroys pricey, decorative liners. My prior solution of just baking cupcakes in plain liners and plopping them in decorative liners after they are baked worked well enough, sure, but those fresh, clean, unbaked cupcake liners just don't hug the cupcake. The ill-fit is too apparent, I'm afraid.
There is another option. While this option is a bit tedious, it does save your presentation: Cupcake Wrappers. I'm now very into cupcake wrappers, especially since you're free to make your own in any design or color you can find. I even included a cupcake wrapper template in my upcoming book.
But wait! I have another problem. Lately, I'm into mini cupcakes. Minis are the perfect size for little hands (my kid's little hands, I do not have little hands, I have long, spindly fingers) and double as portion (and sugar) control. Templates for regular-sized cupcake wrappers are scattered all about the internet, but I couldn't find one for mini cupcakes. So using very complicated math skills that involved percentages, inches and lots of eyeballing, I made a mini cupcake wrapper template.
So if you've experienced a similar fruitless search, then here ya' go. CLICK HERE for the template.
1. Print out the template on white, letter-size paper.
2. Cut out the template.
3. Trace the template on the back of decorative cardstock or heavy-weight paper.
4. Tape the straight edges together with a piece of double-sided tape (so the overlap should be about the width of the tape).
5. Bake mini cupcakes in plain liners and just stick in the wrappers.
6. Decorate your cupcakes.
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I Am…Returning to Education
Video : Seneca President David Agnew, students and academic staff discuss what makes a Seneca education special: high academic standards, practical, hands-on learning, expert teaching faculty and the latest technology.
Seneca's programs are always evolving to meet market needs and to prepare students for success. Our faculty and staff are committed to continually improve the quality of the student experience inside and outside the classroom and to provide support for our students in their educational journey. If you're returning to education, Seneca is the right choice.


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Original Title: Citadel
Directors: Ciaran Foy
Ireland / UK
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A vicious attack on his wife leaves Tommy Cowley a nervous, paranoid wreck, terrified of leaving his house. When he finally dares to venture outside, he finds that the responsible gang is still at large. Convinced that these feral youths want to kidnap his baby daughter, he joins forces with a renegade priest for protection. A gothic, malevolent atmosphere pervades this dark, suspenseful tale, drawing us deeper into the protagonist's tortured mind and increasing psychosis.


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This is Butterick pattern 5891 (Katherine Tilton). I love the uniqueness of the cut. Looking forward to wearing it this summer! …if summer will ever come:-)
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