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Doing two things at once is not a new concept to Rich Tudor. He co-hosts the popular TV fishing show Saltwater Experience with Tom Rowland, oversees a multi-person guide business, helps manage a production company and attends various functions on behalf of sponsors.
So there stands the accomplished saltwater guru casting soft jerkbaits for Cudas from the front deck, while simultaneously dragging a slab of meat 30-yards behind the boat with intentions of luring in a huge lemon shark.
For Tudor, multitasking involves two different Quantum® rod and reel combos, two very different presentations, two different species, and two opportunities to catch a meat eater with fins.
"Most people talk about going shark fishing with a single-minded approach," says the Marshall University grad and winner of over 50 tournaments. "Most of the time people try to hook a shark by drifting or anchoring. But why not try to chum one in while casting for something else?" challenges Tudor.
He moves along the Key West Flats not with a push-pole but instead 109-pounds of thrust supplied by a MotorGuide® trolling motor. "Use the biggest trolling motor you can possibly afford. So many people make the mistake of under-powering their inshore boats," warns Tudor. And don't cheat, and try to use the outboard instead.
Multitasking does have its stressful moments. Good news though, exercise helps kill stress. And when Tudor jumps from his Cuda casting perch on the front deck, and high-steps toward the transom to grab a Size #80 Quantum Boca PTs reel with a big Lemon shark on the other end of it – endorphins erase all points of concern.
Tudor relies on 50-pound braided line; a 4' long, 50-pound fluorocarbon leader and a 7/0 hook to keep the beast buttoned-up. The slab of barracuda Tudor used as bait disappears between the bite and the fight, but the scent created by the chum continues to float across The Flats. More sharks are seen swimming through the neighborhood while Tudor cranks this one in as the reel's exclusive ceramic drag system resists the lemon's heated runs.
Once landed, the thrashing tail whips of the large lemon shark on the front deck boldly illustrate the multitasker's success. He's achieved his goal of trying to catch something 6' long at the same he was casting for something 3' long. And suddenly, doing two things at once seems like a pretty cool idea.
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Many of those calling for Israeli Arabs to do national service have political,
not topical motivations, Knesset Speaker Reuven Rivlin said on
Rivlin pointed out that the "Tal Law," which allowed yeshiva
students to indefinitely postpone IDF service, did not include Israeli
Though the Knesset speaker told Israel Radio he thinks Arabs
should be included in the new service bill, he explained that "this is not just
about the political need to say if they're doing something for one minority
we'll do the other."
"These groups are different at their core," Rivlin
said, referring to haredim and Israeli Arabs.
Regarding haredim, he said
thousands of them cannot "squeeze into yeshiva to dodge the draft."
need to respect everyone and their desires, but we should not have a
comprehensive exemption" for all yeshiva students, he stated.
At the same
time, the Knesset speaker said the state should support those with potential to
be their generation's greatest Torah scholars.
Although some in the
ultra- Orthodox world think 18 is too young, there are tools to determine who
are the brightest yeshiva students at that age, and everyone else should enlist
in the IDF or do national service, Rivlin added.
"We need to make sure
the state is Jewish and democratic, and ensure the depth of Torah in Israel," he
stated, "but not allow people to shirk their service."
In reference to
the proper age of service, Rivlin said he thinks 18 is appropriate, but if
someone is in yeshiva and then he or his teachers realize he will not end up a
great rabbi, he should enlist at age 20 or 21.
The Knesset speaker also
spoke out against personal sanctions against those who do not enlist, saying
that "sanctions are for when you want to start a war."
"We don't want a
war with our brothers," he explained.
Rivlin called for Prime Minister
Binyamin Netanyahu to "prefer the good of the people and not tear apart the
nation," by saying all citizens should share the burden of service
The speaker also defended Kadima leader Shaul Mofaz's motives,
saying that, in his opinion, Mofaz "is being real about the issue of national
service," but also wants to "hold the coalition together and succeed
politically." At the same time, Rivlin said that in the past, politicians sought
power in order to promote their ideologies, whereas today, Zionism and other
ideologies are "a ladder to personal success."
"It's a problem," he
added, saying he is not specifically referring to Mofaz. "We need to know why we
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A recent article in the Washington Post looked at crash pads, makeshift homes used as an inexpensive housing option for regional airline flight crews. Crash pad owners told the Post that these dorm-like housing arrangements — accommodating 10 to 30 people at one time — are concentrated in cities with major airline operations fed by regional carriers. The article states that most crash pad tenants claim to have sleep issues and abnormal body clocks, attributed to sharing a room with co-workers and their constantly changing flight schedules. Sleep research has shown that sleeping too little can not only inhibit your productivity and ability to remember and consolidate information, but lack of sleep can also lead to serious health consequences and jeopardize your safety and the safety of individuals around you. Historic tragedies have been linked to fatigue-related human error, among them the Exxon Valdez oil spill and the NASA Challenger shuttle explosion. According to the Department of Transportation, the last six fatal commercial aviation accidents in the U.S. involved regional air carriers, citing excessive pilot fatigue as a contributing factor.


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We booked this cruise direct with Princess UK 16 months previously so had a long time to look forward and plan!
I travelled with my DS (16) and my parents. It was our first time cruising in the Summer holidays in the Med so was a bit worried about the crowds but these worries were unfounded.
We initially flew into Barcelona on British Airways 2 nights prior to embarkation. Barcelona was amazing and we found it a easy city to explore with a fantastic public transport system and a very good taxi service. We stayed at Hotel Vilamari which we found to be a lovely hotel and would stay here again. This Hotel has a cruise stay rate which includes early check-in if you are staying post cruise and a free small bottle of cava.
We asked the Hotel to order us a taxi to take us to the port and they made sure it was a larger taxi that could take 4 adults with 4 suitcases and hand luggage. We booked a taxi for 1130 and were checking in by 1145hrs. From check -in we were in our cabin by 1205 so check -in was fast and efficient (my parents are elite status so we bypassed a small queue).
We were in a BY partially obstructed balcony E701 which honestly I would say had no obstruction unless you looked forward and you could see a lifeboat. The 3 other BY cat next to me would have had more of an obstruction as the lifeboat was in front of the cabins - but others I'm sure can report on that.
The ship was amazing - I had read various things on cruise critic and must admit I was a bit worried about people's comments. I can say that I found this cruise near perfect. I found no problem with the balcony - yes it's not large but it is perfectly adequate and I often sat out on it reading my book while having my morning cup of tea. I do concede that if there were 4 people in the cabin you could not all sit out but as this was not the case for me it was not a problem. Promenade deck - again I did not find it a problem not having a wrap around promenade and I enjoyed the area where you could sit on comfortable loungers or chairs either mid-ship or Aft.
On the first sea day we did queue up and manage to get a lounger in The Sanctuary which was amazing, we knew it would be busy so we started queuing at 0740hrs and still only just managed to a lounger (it did not open for bookings until 0830). We discussed that it would be tempting in the future to buy a cheap inside cabin and then just buy the sanctuary for the cruise but only if you knew you would get a place - possibly a risk I'd be willing to take.
Considering there were 4000+ on-board it surprised me that it never felt it. There were never queues for anything.theatre we were able to get a seat 5 mins prior to show start, Horizon court was amazing and because it was so good I think a lot of people used this as their main dining area, we had any-time dining and the only time we had get get a beeper was the first formal night but it was only a 10 minute wait. Food was wonderful and we had no complaints at all, we did not eat in any of the extra charge restaurants no cannot review them. We enjoyed the outrigger bar at the back of the ship and the views were amazing.
The new TV's in the staterooms with on-demand programming were great but I think a few problems still need to be ironed out as the system kept crashing which was annoying if you were watching a movie.
Did not notice any smoke coming from the casino as I know people were worried about smoke drifting up to the shops.
This itinerary was port intensive and the two sea days were much appreciated but it was an outstanding cruise. It was very hot and the ports were crowded but we did expect this at this time of year.
The sail in to Venice was amazing and we stayed on the ship overnight before disembarking the next day. We walked with our suitcases to the people mover and then bought 48hr vaporetto passes and took the vaporetto straight to our hotel. We had checked the route the day before when we wandered into the Venice. Our hotel was the Carnival Palace hotel which had a vaporetto stop just outside the hotel. We loved Venice, not a cheap place but also not as expensive as I was expecting. We stayed for 2 more nights in Venice and we also took the Vaporetto to Murano which was lovely and we thought was well worth the visit.
We also got the Aliluguna to the airport and the was a stop for this less than 5 mins walk from the Hotel - this was a lovely way to leave Venice and I would recommend it.
We have been back for two weeks now and I am still in my post cruise blues wishing I was back on the wonderful Royal Princess - Thank you Princess you made a dream holiday come true!


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Elizabeth Hardin, vice chancellor for business affairs, recently was named one of Charlotte's Chief Financial Officers of the Year by the Charlotte Business Journal. She was honored in the category large nonprofit/government organization.
As UNC Charlotte's chief financial and administrative officer, Hardin is responsible for the University's fiscal management and audit, facilities development and operation, human resources, public safety, technical operations and planning, business continuity and auxiliary services.
The Charlotte Business Journal solicited nominations for its CFO of the Year, which were evaluated by representatives from its partner Financial Executives International. Judges focused on nominees' financial accomplishments, scope of responsibilities, respect and influence with their companies/organizations and a demonstrated commitment to fiscal integrity and accountability.
Washington Center Honors UNC Charlotte
The Washington Center has named UNC Charlotte its New Affiliate of the Year for 2014. The honor recognizes the University's consistent and exceptional support of and partnership with the Washington Center.
Mike Smith, president of the Washington Center, stated UNC Charlotte and other center award recipients are shining examples of higher education institutions and organizations that place a priority on experiential learning.
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Dill was preceded in death by his mom, Chassie Mae Dill; his brother, James Dill; and his grandparents.
He left behind the mother of his children, Debra Madison; his father, Vertis Dill (Opal); sons, Jason Dill (Malena) and Billy Dill (Jessica); daughter, Angie Allen (David Jones); brothers, Vert Dill (Max) and Mike Dill (Jessica); sister, Deb Dill; grandchildren, Alena, Myka, Josh, Caroline, Isaac, Hayden, Seth, Sarah and Savannah; great-grandson, Landon; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
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Queen Máxima of the Netherlands in Jan Taminiau was a clear favourite this week, taking 25% of the votes to be crowned (no pun intended) BDOTW.
Of all the looks she wore during the inauguration, this was the one which stood out for me, for the colour, style and that regal cape.
When it came to the fellas, we also agreed that Chris Pine was the best dressed, in his three-piece Ralph Lauren Purple Label suit.
He continues to prove that, when it comes to donning a suit, he is currently head and shoulders above the rest; this is his fourth win since the promo tour for 'Star Trek Into the Darkness' started.
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The family of a former Vanderbilt Children's Hospital patient donated more than 1,000 toys to the hospital in honor of their daughter. Lillie Kay Kimsey passed away just five days after she was born in 2009.After her loss, Kimsey's parents began collecting toys for an annual toy drive. "Her first birthday came around and we didn't know what to do, but we wanted to keep her memory alive so we decided to have a toy drive in her memory. We just had a very small group of friends and family come celebrate her birthday and bring and unwrapped toy for her birthday," mother Kelley Kimsey explained. The family plans to continue collecting toys each year for the hospital in Kimsey's memory. Kimsey would have turned three on December 14.
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A Walgreens clerk had a terrifying start to the New Year when two men tried to rob her store in southwest Fulton County.
Less than three hours into 2014, two armed men entered the Walgreens on Cascade Road and tried to steal an ATM that was bolted to the floor."When he realized that the ATM couldn't move, that's when he robbed us," said the clerk.The clerk said that the robbers then forced a coworker to open the register and hand over the cash."They had a hoodie and bandana," said the clerk. The clerk now wonders if the gunmen are the same ones who robbed the Walgreens twice in November. Fulton County police are still reviewing records to confirm that.A Walgreens representative told FOX 5's George Franco, "We are working with authorities on the investigation. Nothing is more important to us than the safety of our employees."The clerk said she's risking her job by speaking publicly about the robbery and her safety concerns. She said she'd like the store to hire security guards. Despite her fears, she said she's planning on returning to work."Yes I will because it's a job," she said. "I have to feed my kids."
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The Cancer, Genetics, and Signaling (CGS) Group at the National Cancer Institute at Frederick (NCI-Frederick)
offers a competitive postdoctoral training and mentoring program focusing on molecular and genetic aspects of cancer. The CGS Fellows Program is designed to attract and train exceptional postdoctoral fellows interested in independent research career tracks.
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- M.A. (Western Seminary)
- Ph.D. (Purdue University)
- Preaching With Variety: How to Recreate the Dynamics of Biblical Genres (Kregel, 2007)
Since being hired in 2002, Dr. Arthurs has brought a wide range of ministry and communication experience to his position at Gordon-Conwell. An experienced teacher and pastor, he has taught at every level, from grade school to grad school. His passion is preaching, and he carries on an active ministry of pulpit supply and conference speaking and is past president of the Evangelical Homiletics Society. He is currently teaching elder at his home church in MA.
In addition to serving regularly as a teacher and pastor, Dr. Arthurs served for one year as a missionary in the Philippines, where he and his wife assisted a church planter by training lay ministers. He has also had experience working part-time as an announcer at two radio stations and providing consulting services to businesses and churches. His most recent consulting work has involved training churches on leading worship services and reading Scripture. Throughout these varied roles, his personal mission statement has remained the same: "To communicate the truth and to equip others to do the same."
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The Cleveland Indians have been without DH Travis Hafner since May 23; earlier Wednesday they placed him on the disabled list, retroactive to May 24, with a knee injury.
Now, there's worse news:
Travis Hafner will have arthroscopic surgery tomorrow on his right knee to repair damaged meniscus. Expected recovery is 4 to 6 weeks
— Cleveland Indians (@Indians) May 30, 2012
The Indians do have other options at designated hitter; one of them is Johnny Damon, who will, in fact, DH for the Tribe in their afternoon game Wednesday against the Kansas City Royals. Damon, who was the Rays' regular DH most of 2011, might be Cleveland's best hope for keeping some offensive production out of that spot, although he has hit poorly — just .152/.239/.228 in 79 at-bats — since joining the Indians on May 2.
So it goes. Seems as if there have been many more injuries than usual this year, doesn't it?
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Certainly add this to the Sheriff office and questionable behavior of some of their staff. I have seen them do questionable things that concern the citizen in me to question if those that do these things are good for the community.
I would ask Forbes if he was drunk.. But on the other hand there is a list of things I believe the Sheriff needs to change in order to improve the community.
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Why not share your list of things to change here. No doubt he's always open to suggestions that may help to improve the community. Don't you think, Troy?
Train your officers that in order to stop someone, they must have reasonable suspicion of a crime.
Train your staff to deal with mentally ill people. This just isn't them per say but Newberg Police as well. They let a person with an illness out in the colde with their stuff (left with Newberg) police, things like key, debt cards. They released the person with one shoe that worked. The person was not able to get their stuff from Newberg for two weeks after being released. Today that person is in a State facility getting help. Next time I hear of it, I won't be so nice and send emails and call cell phones that never get answered, they can expect a lawsuit (I'm always happy to refer people to Kafoury) wink..
After dealing with Seattle violations the last 6+ years, I have no problem drawing the "respect" line both ways with Federal backing it up.
Like I have always said have integrity (you do that, I'm there, you don't.. no go..)
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by Vash01, Jun 11, 2011.
But it wasn't until 1996 that he won the senior Nationals and World bronze medal in mens singles
My question is, does someone who did have success in juniors and then went a decade before finding success in seniors count as a late bloomer?
In Galindo's case the question is complicated because he did have a few years of senior pairs success in between there.
I guess I'm on the fence about that. I don't count success as a junior as being the same as success as a senior. Most juniors who do well never move up and have success as seniors and most seniors who do well never did well in juniors if they were ever in juniors to start off with.
Rudy did do well after him any Yamaguchi broke up, he did OK. I wouldn't say he was a late bloomer in 1996, I would say he was an "only bloomer" he burst out at nationals and worlds and then retired. Maybe he thought he would never duplicate his 1996 success though the Olympic years and didn't bother trying.
Look at the World Jr Championships in 2000, it's funny to see to where some ended up then and where they are now.
Thanks for the correction.
I thjink you can consider Laura Lepistö a late bloomer since she did her GP debut at the age of 19.
Ooops, tough question, you're right.
I guess the difference is that I didn't follow Rudy's or Paul's skating when they were juniors. lol
But I've followed Yannick's career since his junior years. And we know he was already very very good as a junior, and very promising. Also, he won the LP at Euros, finishing 4th overall. Which is already a good achievement as a senior.
I sort of don't get why people consider Jeremy a late bloomer, because, to be frank, he hasn't had great results since switching to Yuka and Jason. He won the GPF and his first national title under Tom, not that his first national title was all that impressive as his FS was error-ridden and he basically won because everyone else save Mrozzz skated like crap that year. So he won nationals in 2010 and skated great there, but that's been his only big accomplishment he's had since switching coaches, I mean 5th at 10 Worlds was pretty good and he had a solid FS at the 09 GPF but still only finished 4th there, and then this season he was a bit of a trainwreck save 4CC. I am a big fan of Jeremy's skating and think he is very talented, but to me, he hasn't really had a breakthrough on the international stage yet. He has what it takes, but has yet to prove that he's one of the Worlds top skaters IMO. Now if he could go on to medal at Worlds and/or win at 4CC or the GPF (again) in the coming season or two, then I would consider him a late bloomer and a top contender internationally, but I think we're all waiting/hoping for that day to happen...
Jeremy isn't a World champion or Olympic medalist, but considering that he didn't even qualify for Nationals in 2006, I think it's pretty impressive that he managed to win Nationals in 2010 by twenty-five points.
I didn't know that! Then yeah, that's a huge improvement in a short period of time. My bad. I still think he's been underachieving these past few seasons though, so much talent, but something always seems to go wrong in competition. He's a lot like Tomas Verner....I'm still hoping that they both manage to medal at Worlds before they retire, but idk if i'm just overestimating their abilities and the hope is too quixotic.
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Most of us are familiar with billboards, those large outdoor advertising structures usually found in high traffic areas, such as alongside busy roads and highways. They've seemingly been around forever.
They've gone through a lot of modernization over the years. Many are now digitized. Their frames are now often steel structures, not made of wood that were always at the mercy of Mother Nature and her sometimes nasty weather patterns.
It's those wooden structures that have been mortally wounded in the North Country. Pounded by major snow, rain and wind storms in the past three years, many have fallen in disrepair, creating added eyesores for local communities already dealing with abandoned structures that have been almost destroyed by Father Time, fires and long-time neglect.
Many groups such as Scenic America have complained that billboards on highways cause excessive clearing of trees and intrude on the surrounding landscape with billboards' bright colors, lights and large type faces, making it difficult to focus on anything else. A form of visual pollution, if you will.
And over the years, laws have been enacted banning billboards, some as early as 1909. Currently, four states — Vermont, Alaska, Hawaii and Maine — have prohibited billboards. Vermont's law went into effect in 1968.
Many North Country residents bemoan the unsightly billboards, especially those that are broken and in disrepair; many lost their advertising messages long ago. But the community residents do nothing.
But there's something each of us can do with a little time, effort and a telephone call or two.
Most North Country towns have zoning ordinances, laws focused on land usage within those municipalities. A good share of those laws deal specifically with signage, especially billboards.
For example, a recent inquiry about run down, dilapidated billboards southbound along the Adirondack Northway (I-87) between the superhighway and Route 22 south of Plattsburgh, revealed that they very well may be in violation of the Town of Peru's zoning laws.


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An early morning fire sent 18 people running out of their homes. Flames broke out at a Quequechan St. 3-decker around 4:30. The stubborn fire quickly spread to the apartment building next door. Luis Ocasio and his family made it out safe, but he couldn't help but think the fire was suspicious. This is the second time flames broke out at the abandoned apartment building next door in recent months.
"It's scary you know cuz I got kids. And I live next door. What if I didn't wake up? What would have happened?" said Ocasio.
The 3-decker had been boarded up, and the power was turned, leading firefighters to the same conclusion of arson. Accelerant sniffing dogs were brought in to search for clues. Massachusetts State Police were also called in to assist. Cadvar dogs searched the rubble, as is standard when there is a fire an abandoned building.
The Aldrich School Head Start program is just a few doors down. They closed Thursday as a direct result of the fire. Officials with the program say they will also be closed Friday due to rust colored water, the smell of smoke in the building, and close proximity to the building, which will be demolished.
Firefighters say the 3-decker was in danger of collapsing further and ordered it to be demolished. Cranes arrived around 10:30 am and began tearing down walls piece by piece. Investigators focused on the back corner where they believe the fire began.
Full-day students that go to Aldrich will report to the Maple Center Head Start on Maple Street again tomorrow. That's the same place they were moved to Thursday.
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In other words, Canon will soon have 3 dedicated cinema bodies in the market, but still no dedicated landscape / studio body?.. Yawn. This is just another sign that they shifting away from stills, and more towards video.+1 on the 14-24L glass
How about announcing the 14-24L, or at least letting us know if there is a big MP body coming this year or the next?
5D3X, 5D4 or whatever the name is. I need it naow!!
16-35 will do for me ;-) or would a 14-24 allow to mount an ND10 filter? Sigma has a bulb lens, maybe Nikon as well.


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Authorities have identified the body that was found in the Wabash River in early April.
On Monday, April 1, a body was seen floating in the Wabash River near Patton, Illinois which is approximately three miles north of Mount Carmel, IL.
An autopsy by Wabash County Coroner Larry Hodgson determined that the deceased was 36-year-old Shane R. Porter, who had been missing from Dugger, in Sullivan County, for about two months.
Coroner Hodgson told Indiana State Police the cause of death was drowning pending toxicology results.
State police say Porter was last seen at his home on Friday evening, February 8th at approximately 5:15 p.m. Family members reported Porter missing to Indiana State Police after he failed to report for work later that same evening in Vincennes, or make contact with any of his relatives.
Around 8:50 p.m. on the evening Porter was last seen, a man was spotted swimming in the Wabash River on the south edge of Vincennes.
A 911 call to Vincennes Police from a bystander resulted in Indiana Conservation Officers searching the river by boat until a recovery was made on April 1st.
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We meet a family from Webster who experienced so much exciting with the birth of their second baby, only to be followed a day later with a shocking discovery. Unfortunately, Baby Bentley has Bartter's Syndrome, a rare kidney disorder.
When Bentley Miotke's mom Shauna says her beautiful baby girl is one in a million she's not exaggerating. Bentley was born with Bartter's Syndrome. Bartter's Syndrome refers to a rare group of conditions that affect the kidneys. It's so rare only 1 in 1.2 million people have it.
Shauna says, "The day after she was born her electrolytes were completely out of balance. Our neonatologist says things aren't looking good and they shipped her out right way. She was airlifted to Children's Hospital in Minneapolis."
This Webster family has seen a lot of exam rooms in Bentley's short 6 months of life. They come to Avera Pediatric Specialists on the campus of Avera St. Luke's in Aberdeen weekly for lab work.
Shauna explains, "The tubules in the kidney are unable to reabsorb the electrolytes so she pretty much urinates everything out. That was the number one sign when I was pregnant. I had severe polyhydramnios. I had to have 10 amnio reductions before I was able to go ahead and deliver Bentley. It looked like I was having triplets from all the fluid I was retaining from her in vitro."
Shauna and her husband Jamie have to record every ounce Bentley takes in and puts out. Which means they have a portable scale they take everywhere they go to weigh her diapers and a three-ring folder to record the daily data.
Shauna says, "She's on potassium supplements, sodium supplements, Indomethacin to slow her urine output and that's for all the kidney stuff. She also has reflux so she on Prevacid too."
Despite everything baby Bentley has endured, she seems to be taking it like a champ.
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As we continue to move closer to the start of the Strikeforce heavyweight tournament it seems that everyone wants to throw in their two cents on how the bracket will shake out. Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker even got into the action predicting that the finals would come down to Alistair Overeem and Josh Barnett in a recent video. Another interesting quote from the video:
The other prediction is, if Fabricio Werdum beats Alistair (Overeem), I believe Fabricio can beat Fedor (Emelianenko) again and he'll probably fight (Josh) Barnett. That's my prediction, but in these things you never know. We're going to have a lot of fun watching it unfold.
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Momo's Pasta Dallas
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2800 Routh
Suite 165
Dallas, TX 75201Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Momo's Pasta Dallas
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.momospasta.com/
- Phone: 2145213009x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Sunday - Thursday: 11:00am - 2:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 10:00am - 2:00pm.
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 2:00pm- 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 2:00pm - 11:00pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from Momo's Pasta Dallas
Like a friendly neighborhood trattoria you might find in Naples or Venice, MoMo's serves fare passed down through generations. The atmosphere is friendly and intimate, with exposed brick walls and sunny patio. The patio invites people watching along Knox Avenue at the uptown location. MoMo's continues to set the standard for Italian dining in Dallas.Continued
Directions: Best secret restaurant in Quadrangle . We are located at Lacelede & Routh next to Theatre 3
Directions: Best secret restaurant in Quadrangle . We are located at Lacelede & Routh next to Theatre 3
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neighborhood gem (16)romantic (15)fit for foodies (11)good for groups (10)special occasion (10)great for outdoor dining (9)late-night find (9)great for lunch (6)great for brunch (5)notable wine list (4)kid-friendly (2)hot spot (1)vibrant bar scene (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- Poor frozen foodCosmicChgoDined on 8/23/2014I started with the Melon & Prosciutto. Melon slices were not wrapped as is often customary. The proscuitto was laid flat on the pate and melon slices resting atop. The main dish, a mahi mahi special, was far from special. The fish was clearly from a large frozen bag with the texture of rubber. Frozen vegetables accompanied it along with creamed peas -- the brownish-gray-green color indicating it came right out of a can. When I asked for bread, it was like strips of pita bread. The place may be nice for a drink before going to the nearby theatre, but the food I found lackluster.
- Good location in uptownFoodloverDined on 8/17/2014The wine selection was good and the wait staff were friendly and attentive.Special Features:
- Fantastic Food & Service as AlwaysGildedGrapefruitDined on 8/8/2014Momo's is our go-to-spot for delicious Italian food made from scratch without too much fuss and without breaking the bank. The service is always above and beyond. They make all their pasta in-house and you can truly taste the difference. They also have a wonderful selection of gluten-free options. Whether we are going for a date night or out with friends, the ambiance is the perfect fit in uptown when you don't want to have to yell over a crowd. They have a good wine list and I also love that they allow BYOB if you have your own bottle! I also highly recommend the Insalata alla Momo if you like seafood. Hands down this is my favorite Italian restaurant and I love that it is a 5 minute walk home.. especially after a bottle of wine ;)Special Features:
- Momo's Good for Pre-theater dinnerDallasDinahDined on 8/8/2014We enjoyed dinner at Momo's before a performance at a nearby theater. The staff were friendly and our server was great! One diner had the porterhouse that was perfectly grilled and stuffed w/prosciutto and cheese; he said it was very good. The pasta dish was good, according to the other diner. My broiled trout siciliana was a little dry (as broiled lean fish can be,) but all the vegetables and light, garlicky sauce over it were delicious and added moisture without being heavy. We were seated, served and finished in time for the show. Want to go back when we can eat more leisurely and enjoy some wine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Experience for the PriceLBIIIDined on 7/10/2014Not a lot of customers when we dined but the experience was very nice. The attention to detail and the service we received were outstanding. The entrees were reasonable in size and bursting with flavor. Overall, good experience for the price.Special Features:
- Delicious Late-Night PastaCM296Dined on 7/5/2014Found Momo's while looking for Italian places near me that were open late night (Momo's is open until 11pm everyday except Sunday). It's tucked away in the Quadrangle with a very nice quiet patio, and I liked the immediate service upon walking in. The waiters were attentive, helpful, and quick, and the whole dining experience was very authentic Italian. The tomato sauce was not too sweet, and the homemade pasta was absolutely delicious. We ordered the CONCHIGLIE a MODO MIO, MACCHERONI alla VESUVIANA and the POLLO alla MARCHIGIANA special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Wonderful ExperienceMortgagemasterVIPDined on 6/23/2014We had a great time at Momo's. We enjoy dining out when the rest of the world is not. The Monday special is half off on bottles of wine up to $50 and they have a nice selection. We enjoyed a higher-end wine (Jordan Cab) at 30% off and it was a wonderful find, and served at the right temperature (not "Dallas room temp"). The food and service were exquisite and overall this represents a good value with interesting Italian food, nothing Americanized about it. We live nearby and will be back often!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- radicalinDradicalinDVIPDined on 6/22/2014We had a group of ten and everyone was very happy with the fantastic food and service.Special Features:
- Family dinnerLB624Dined on 6/20/2014My family enjoyed a dinner here, although there weren't many other diners. Good food and wine, attentive service.
- GmanVIPDined on 6/16/2014A wonderful spot for an enjoyable lunch. Excellent food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite Brunch!PatzmarVIPDined on 6/15/2014Great menu! Best food! We love to go after church!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- More Momo's Please!jamiesqDined on 6/13/2014I took my dad to dinner for Father's Day and when he told me he was craving Italian, we decided to try out Momo's. I'm happy to say it was a great choice! My dad and I loved our food, the service was very prompt and attentive, and we enjoyed a nice bottle of wine. I had the seafood pasta and my dad opted for the lobster ravioli but we couldn't resist stealing tastes from each others dishes. It was delicious! Thank you Momo's for helping me show my dad a great time for Father's Day; we'll definitely be back soon!Special Features:
- Real ItalianElizabethVIPDined on 5/26/2014Oh thank heavens! This is lovely non corrupted Italian food. It is not over seasoned or over oiled or over served or over tomato-ish. This is fresh tasting, beautifully presented, and delicious Italian.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good nuevo rustic italianOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 5/19/2014Great outdoor dining in an interior patio. Cozy seating and great bar inside. Nice wine list, excellent dishes. Don't miss the tiramisu for dessert.Special Features:
- Nono'sFoodieBDined on 5/16/2014The place smelled like the bathroom, they messed up my order and most of my group had a stomach ache the next day and I was violently ill. Would not recommend.Special Features:
- The following 164 reviews are from the Momo's Pasta Dallas reviews archive.
- spaghettioscatyleaDined on 4/24/2014Don't bother. If you want to eat Italian and eat here you might as well open a can of spagettios and nuke it at home. It would probably taste better.
- thank you for the great eveningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/16/2014friendly staff, great food, very authentic italian ambiente. Also a little present for my wifes birthday, thanks! If we are in dallas we will come back for sure.Special Features:
- Waste of moneyCLaritapeDined on 4/7/2014Went thinking I could have decent pasta. Big disappointment. Will not go back and would not recommend it.
- Good Italian faresmars17VIPDined on 4/4/2014Great pasta, delicious appetizers, and wonderful salads. Liked the variety and was able to get a complete Italian meal with a starter, salad, pasta, pizza, and entree course to share between three people at a reasonable price. Would definitely recommend getting one or more pastas for the table. Overall a nice dining experience and will certainly visit again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Momo's maybemtdicksonVIPDined on 4/2/2014We came of lunch and everyone seemed to enjoy their meals. Two of us had salmon and fresh veggies, two had pastas, one had chicken. The chicken came out tepid, but when the waiter was notified, he quickly fixed it and then gave us a tiramasu on the house. They seemed a little understaffed for the lunch run so that might have accounted for the chicken cooling so quickly. I would probably try Momo's again.Special Features:
- Kind of disappointingRichardVIPDined on 3/19/2014Saw a number of favorable reviews and decided to go. The restaurant is located in a central downtown dallas location that looks like it has been rehabilitated, but it is DEAD (no people). I had been to this restaurant about 18 months ago for lunch, as I remembered when arrived..I remembered the lunch as pretty good. Things were slow in the restaurant, as was the speed between courses. I had the seafood pasta in a tomato sauce and it was very pedestrian. I eat in Italy, and I know to make a USA adjustment, but below par even after the adjustment. The evening was OK, but if you are in downtown Dallas there are better places to spend money.
- Pre Theater dinnerDadwithteenagersVIPDined on 3/14/2014We had theater tickets at Theater Three and enjoyed great salads, and seafood and the chicken dishes.Special Features:
- Service was a bit slow andOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 3/8/2014Service was a bit slow and this was the second time at this restaurant where there where language barriers with the server. The server also had to come back to the table to confirm the order and still it was questionable as to weather the order was taken down correctly. The manager however was very helpful.Special Features:
- Better than KnoxPrivateDinerDined on 3/5/2014I was sad to see this restaurant leave Knox Henderson area but this location is even better. It's a larger restaurant and quieter. Food is superb with lots of variety. They should serve better bread. Something bulky and earthy. The bread didn't hold up to the wonderful pasta and tomato sauce. Otherwise nearly perfect. I will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Daughter's Birthday DinnerDadwithteenagersVIPDined on 2/28/2014We had a large group for my daughter's birthday. The Salmon special was incredible. The fresh pasta dishes and chicken breast in a sherry sauce were excellent. The pizzas were loved by all ages.Special Features:
- Great meal before the theatersweettalktxDined on 2/28/2014Best pasta I've had in a while. In fact, I keep thinking about it afterwards. Restaurant decor was appealing and appropriately lit. Service was very courteous. We were seated immediately and good came out quickly; however, we had to wait too long to get out check and then again to pay. Making up for that was the discount we received because we were headed to the theater afterwards. Will definitely be back to Momo's!!Special Features:
- Enjoyed ourselvesMommapokesDined on 2/22/2014We had a very nice relaxing birthday dinner for six. The food was very good, the service was just right and finally a restaurant that the music wasn't so loud you couldn't hear others at your table. All in all we truly enjoyed ourselves. This was our first time, but it will not be our last.I would recommend this to a friend.
- the food was very good- Inew2dallasDined on 2/15/2014the food was very good- I had the Momo salad and mussels as I wasnt very hungry and my companion had the spaghetti bologanse which he said was better than what one usually gets plus it was a huge portionSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Modern Italy in UptownKDN1Dined on 2/15/2014Went to this restaurant for Valentine's day with my girlfriend and it was perfect. The manager was very complimentary and welcoming , service was spot on...didn't have to ask for much..they pretty knew what I needed, and the food...perfecto. She was happy and so I was happy which means that Momo's gets a great review. The ambience was great....good background noise but not loud enough that you can't hold a conversation with those next to you. I liked the modern decor...a very well put together establishment. Worth coming back to again. If you want a great italian experience for two or whether you want to go with family....Momo's is the way to go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what I expectedTerrirsDined on 2/15/2014Though Moma's advertises itself as an Italian restaurant it is a bit confusing. The music playing the whole time we were there was Mexican and the decor is not really Italian/not really Mexican/not really ? so it was a relief to get the menu and find Italian food. It all sounded great in the descriptions. Some of it was really good - the Pink Bread which is an EXTREMELY small serving of 5 VERY SMALL pieces of french bread w/ pepper paste and cheese - was great though tiny. The salads were good. The pork tenderloin entree tasted odd and grainy with a side of vegetables and creamed (I think) peas. Not good. The pasta was OK if unremarkable. The tiramisu was some of the best we have ever had. A very uneven meal given the great reviews I read.
- Valentine's Day SpecialCraigDined on 2/15/2014We stopped in for the 3 course Valentine's Day special. The selections for the special were wonderful. It was a great meal and dining experience and the service was outstanding. We had the crab stuffed shrimp and the Chilean Sea Bass for entrees and both were exceptional. The crispy crepes as an appetizer were a wonderful delight.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentines Day ruinerDinerDined on 2/14/2014Didn't get greeted at all after waiting 10 minutes in the front. We walked out. It may have been a different experience if they weren't busy. Understaffed
- Awesomejdine20Dined on 2/14/2014Great evening. Very nice place with the right music selection. Food was great, service was wonderful and on time. Setting was romantic, wine list was great. I would recommend this place to my friends and family. Momo's is the place to be even if your just looking for a place with fine wine for the night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- poor service tarnished good timeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/14/2014Yes, it was a busy evening (Valentines Day). Yes, we had a terrific table in the back for our group of 7. The fixed price menu looked promising. But having to hail a waiter for water, then wine then dinner then dessert is what we remember most. Begging for service when those around you are attended makes for an aggravating experience. The manager was helpful but short of becoming our server, could not overcome the isolation we all felt. Too bad; the food was tasty and the ambiance was attractive yet there are too many restaurants whose staff would be happy to provide adequate if not outstanding service. This is not one of them.
- MoMo RevoewLinnyDined on 2/12/2014Excellent food, great Italian place and great atmosphere. Offer gluten-free pasta, everything very fresh.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent serviceDallasDinerDined on 2/8/2014Our party of four dined at Momo's Pasta on February 8. We were greeted and seated promptly. Our server was polite and very attentive, and the excellent service was the most notable part of this meal. The food was very good; everyone in our party enjoyed their selections. The portions are of a good and appropriate size, and the prices are reasonable, especially for the Uptown neighborhood.. Only negative: the interior of the restaurant looks a bit tired.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Italian DiningHilzDined on 2/7/2014Had a small part at Momo's for a birthday. The food and atmosphere was great. The service was outstanding and made the evening special. Will definitely return to Momo's in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was Great As UsualSbladesDined on 1/31/2014We changed it up and my DH had the Oleo chicken special, which he raved about. I had the calzone and I loved the crust and creamy insides. Not enough pepperoni for me, but it was delicious.Special Features:
- Always a great experience.TomNToniDined on 1/25/2014We have been dining at MoMo's for a number of years and followed them to the quadrangle. They make us feel welcome like family. From large groups to date night their service is always outstanding and just right. No hovering-they just appear when you about to need something. As good of service as any in Dallas. There is nothing on the menu that I would not recommend. Lobster ravioli and any of the pastas are favorites. Bruschetta and crab claws are both great starters. The bar is small but well stocked. We usually have one of their house wines which is ways good. Finish with the tiramisu or chocolate cake. Best of all it is all well priced. Love this place and the great owners and staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We went a bit early (6:00)OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 1/23/2014We went a bit early (6:00) before a play at Theatre Three next door. There is no more convenient dinner+theater date. Restaurant was very uncrowded...it deserves more attention. Perhaps if they advertised their Date Night deals better, which we took advantage of ($60 includes a $24 bottle of wine, house or Caesar salads and pasta entrees for two, and a shared dessert), they would fill up earlier; but we enjoyed the quiet, romantic atmosphere. Service was excellent, attentive, and knowledgeable--waiters explain clearly what is included with the Date Night deal and what substitutions can be made (flexible within equivalent pricing). Food and wine were also good, my Gnocchi Al Gusto in gorgonzola sauce complementing the Australian Shiraz.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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De La Hoya vs. Ike Quartey revisited.
De La Hoya vs. Ike Quartey revisited.
Oct 3 2012, 02:49 PM
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Alright, so I just finished watching this fight and man, what a fight!
I almost forgot about the competitive spirit that was ruling the day that night. I have always been quite reserved when discussing De la Hoya. I don't know how to feel about him but one thing is for sure, Oscar COULD fight.
The beginning of the fight was the war of jabs and again, Ike Quartey had ONE HELL OF A JAB and was landing that shit with consistency and mean intentions. I liked Oscars combinations..nice, fluent..they didnt always hit the target but the right hand made an impact and it was visible that Ike's team wasn't counting with Oscar using it.
Middle rounds were nothing else than a takeover. Ike asserted himself as THE man - especially in the 6th round after he KDd Oscar after being on the floor himself.
Later rounds were in my opinion controversial - Again, Oscar wasn't doing shit until the 12 and oh my god, that must have been one of the most thrilling rounds I have ever seen. Although De la Hoya dropped Ike again in that round he wasnt able to finish him off and punched himself out.
When I put all my biases away, I would still gave the fight to Quartey because I think he deserved to win as he was fighting for the whole 12 rounds and was fighting really well. On the other hand Oscar was lacking discipline and fought on 100% only on few occasions. Of course Golden Boy couldn't lose the decision so I am not surprised that he won on the judges scorecards and also, arguments can be made about him actually winning the fight.
Thoughts ?
Oct 6 2012, 08:40 PM
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Guys, I hope that this is the last time you'll ever hear me say this, but I had the same score cards as Harold Lederman. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/nea.gif)
Firstly, it's been years since I sat back and watched this fight, and I must say, Lampley's oral juggle of Oscar's testicles, was unbearable at times. The only reason that I didn't mute it, was because I wanted to hear what Foreman had to say. Hell, Merchant was hardly biased in that fight, and that says a lot.
Rounds 1-4 were pretty close, with little action, just a lot of jabs, but as for clean punches, not many landed between the two of them. From the middle of round 4, Quartey began to get a bit busier by pressing the actions with feints, that played a big part in the 5th (which I gave to Ike).
Round 6 was great, both were victims of bad timing and balance, and I cant say that either were all that hurt. If anything, Oscar may have slightly panicked the most after he went down. Quartey asserted himself more after they traded knockdowns, so I gave him the round.
7,8, and 9 went to Quartey, I'm not sure what happened to Oscar. Again, neither guy truly hurt each other up to this point, but Ike's right hand found it's home, and Oscar abandoned his jab from time to time...a weapon that kept Quartey careful for the first half of the fight.
I cant get it through my head why Lampley kept "queerishly" harping on the fact that Quartey was known to throw about 80+ punches per round, but was limited to around 40 per round with Oscar...simple solution now that think about it, man crush. Problem solved. Foreman wasn't too big on Ike's highly regarded jab, that was funny. Lol.
Oscar dug deep in the 10th, and edged it. Cant really remember what else happened, other than him landing that left hook a few times. Oscar's body work was good throughout the fight, but George mentioned that it was a bad idea because Oscar was the taller man, and throwing to the body would cause him to have his head lower than it should've been.
11th round, Ike beat Oscar to the punch, and was busier. Of course we all know what happened in the 12th when Oscar put Ike on his ass again. Bad move for IQ, dude got caught in the middle of his punches once again. He was okay when he stuck and moved, and did even better when he was able to turn Oscar. I was almost sure Ike was about to get stopped, but Oscar worked against himself and was punched out. Glad there wasn't a lot of time left on the clock and Quartey was on shakey legs.
I missed watching Oscar's old fights, I must admit! The only thing that killed me about him throughout his career, was his lack of confidence with quicker fighters, and his need to pull out all the stops (outside help) made him look like a sucker from time to time.
Those Daisey Duke trunks and small 80's workout shoes, were always a dead giveaway that he tried to maximize his speed, when he really had it all along, he just got caught thinking too much during fights with faster guys. In that sense, he was mentally beating himself up, while getting outworked and sometimes outpunched by faster guys.
Anyhow, I had it 114 - 133 in favor of Quartey. At one point, I had the 3rd round in favor of Quartey, but went back and gave it to Oscar, and I STILL had him losing on the cards. Whoever those two judges that had it 116 - 113 and 116 - 112 in favor of Oscar, should be kicked in their asses. Really? I know that the fight had some early close rounds, but damn, what were they thinking?
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