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MCC Tigers Men's Soccer
• Sophomore class leaves mark on MCC soccer program
• MCC Soccer helps with annual Miller soccer shootout
• Lopez named NSCAA All-American
• MCC's Javier Lopez Named DI All-American
• Road In Albany Ends for Tiger Soccer
• Tigers Score Win at Nationals
• Tyler Shuts Out Tigers
• Lopez Named ICCAC Athlete of the Week
• Nationals Bound!
• Lopez Lifts Tigers Past NIACC
• Tigers Open Regional Play Today
• Tigers Fall Short of Sweep
• Tigers Grind Out 1-1 Double-Overtime Tie Against Iowa Central
• Tiger Soccer Secures Third Place
• Tigers Score 2-0 Shutout
• Tigers Fall Short of Upset
• Tigers Score Second OT Victory
• Tigers Score 2-1 Road Win
• Soccer Team Scores OT Win Over Indian Hills
• MCC soccer gets third conference win
MCC Soccer Season Preview Fall 2012
The 2011 soccer season became the most successful season the Tigers have had since 2007, when the MCC soccer team finished 3rd in the NJCAA National Tournament. With a record of 12-5-1, the Tigers finished 3rd in Region XI, and ranked #20 of the NJCAA Division I national rankings. Another high point of the season was winning the 2011 Minnesota Kickoff Classic, a Labor Day weekend tournament hosted by Dakota County Tech that included junior colleges from all over the country. The Tigers dominated the tournament, scoring 12 goals and not receiving any, for three wins and 29 points out of 30 possible. A disappointing loss in the first round of the playoffs kept their run short. Head Coach Rafael Martinez looks forward to the 2012 season to improve the overall record and compete for the Regional Tournament.
"2011 was very special for us," said Coach Martinez. "A great group of sophomores and very talented freshmen came together as a unit to accomplish what had not been done for several years. The entire coaching staff and players pushed themselves to improve each day, which resulted in winning six out of the last seven conference games, including a victory over #14 NIACC by 2-0 at their home field. The only down side was not being able to advance in the tournament, something we hope to improve in 2012. In our conversations with returning players and recruits, the number one topic was the necessity to improve what we have accomplished in the past. We are setting very high expectations for every individual and the entire program, and I have the confidence that if everyone involved gives their best, we will reach those expectations."
Besides the success on the field, the MCC soccer team has excelled in the classroom and in the community. The overall cumulative GPA at the end of the Spring 2012 semester for the entire roster was 3.0. The program was also involved in several volunteering opportunities in Marshalltown. The team helped organizations such as Parks and Rec, Boy Scouts of America, the school district and the soccer club (MASC) by providing coaches and officials for their camps and tournaments.
This year's schedule will include the second trip to the Minnesota Kickoff Classic Tournament, a very competitive Region XI schedule, and games against NCAA and NAIA programs. The 2012 season will also bring an opportunity for female students to play soccer at MCC. For the second year in a row, there will be a women's club team competing with other colleges from Iowa. "This is something the administration, the coaching staff and the community of Marshalltown want to see develop. There are many girls from Marshall County that want to continue playing soccer in college, so we are trying to provide the chance for our female students to enjoy the sport of soccer while developing character traits like teamwork, integrity and sacrifice."
For information on MCC Soccer contact:
Head Coach Rafael Martinez
Ph: 641-844-5675 or toll-free in Iowa 1-866-622-4748, Ext. 5675


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The San Francisco Giants are World Series champions once more. After fifty years in the Bay Area without a single title, the Giants have now won two championships in the last three years. San Francisco claimed their franchise's ninth title Sunday night with a 4-3 extra-inning victory over the Tigers, sweeping a beleaguered Detroit team that scored just six runs in four games.
Following heroic performances from Pablo Sandoval, Madison Bumgarner and Ryan Vogelsong in Games 1-3, Marco Scutaro and Buster Posey took the spotlight in Game 4. Posey's two-run home run in the sixth briefly gave the Giants a 3-2 lead, and Scutaro's RBI single in the 10th drove in the World Series-winning run. Grant Brisbee of McCovey Chronicles asks Giants fans to savor this season and really let it all soak in, because there's no telling when it will happen again:
This might not happen again in your lifetime.
That's not a downer. That's not cynicism. That's just how this weird game works. When the Giants were oh-for-San-Francisco, you knew that baseball wasn't a socialist collective. This wasn't a matter of lining up to get your ribbon every 30 years. There's so much more to it. A team needs talent and circumstance, but in exactly the right combination. Decades can go by without that combination. Centuries, even…
This might not happen again in your lifetime. But it's happening right now. Again. Don't take it for granted. Between the perfect game, the impending MVP, the Dodgers/Giants rivalry coming out the right way, the comebacks in the division series and championship series, and the World Series, this has a great, great chance of being the best season of baseball you'll ever watch. This is why you watch. This, right now.
Enjoy. And thanks, Giants.


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Clinical Trial VICCTHO0967
Lung Cancer Mutation Consortium Protocol
Principal Investigator(s)
- Protocol No. VICCTHO0967
- Open Date: 07/27/2010
- Staging: N/A
- Age Group: Adults
- Scope: National
- Objective: To determine the frequency of oncogenic mutations in 3000 patients with advanced adenocarcinoma of the lung To study the associations between each mutation and clinical outcomes, e.g., survival, clinical features, e.g., smoking status, age, and other mutation. To characterize prognostic markers and identify new targets.
- Disease Sites: None Specified
- Therapies: Correlative
- Drugs: None Specified
- Participating Institutions: Vanderbilt University
- National Clinical Trial ID: NCT01014286
- Secondary Protocol No: Not Specified
The purpose of this study is to conduct laboratory tests on lung tumor samples. We will use these tests along with information about health history and treatment for lung cancer to study possible better ways to diagnose and treat lung cancer.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
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The sense of smell is essential in determining the wine's quality. Although scientists have been able to list the aromas found in wines, they still remain to be individually judged and interpreted. "For this highly skilful exercise, the nose is the only real champion!" Jean Lenoir. Below you will find the aromas found in New Zealand red wines, however you need to experience and interpret these yourselves in our highly acclaimed aroma
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It's been a rough few days for phenomenal starting pitchers. Sunday, Roy Halladay went down (and now he's going to be out for a while). Monday, Jered Weaver lasted only 10 pitches against the Yankees before exiting with a back injury.
Now the test results are back, and Weaver's going to miss some time:
Jered Weaver has been placed on the 15-day D.L. with a lower back strain with spasms. Garrett Richards has been called up.— Los Angeles Angels (@Angels) May 29, 2012
No prognosis yet, and of course back injuries are notoriously difficult to predict. Like Halladay, Weaver's been particularly durable in recent seasons, and maybe this is merely a quick 15-day blip. Or maybe he'll ... well, let's not speculate about terrible things that might happen.
Garrett Richards struggled during both his short stints with the Angels last season, and his star has fallen somewhat. Once considered a top prospect, Richards has a 4.31 ERA this spring in his first exposure to Class AAA hitters, with an uninspiring 1.7 strikeout-to-walk ratio. But with no other potential starters on the Angels' 25-man roster, it sure looks like Richards will fill Weaver's slot for a while.


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Assisting the Dolphins with quality play in each of his starts, Brandao notched his first career goal and two assists in JU's matches against USC Upstate and East Tennessee State. In the 2-0 shutout over the Spartans, Brandao knocked in the game-winner and assisted on sophomore forward Nathan Dalton's go-ahead shot.
On the giving end of yet another goal, the senior midfielder again connected with Dalton on a simple cross inside of the box in the Fins' 2-1 loss to ETSU.
Brandao and the Dolphins return to the pitch on Tuesday, Oct. 22 when they travel to Georgia Southern in non-conference play at 7 p.m.


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The Secretary of State is authorized to establish a Foreign Service fellowship program at the Department of State. The Foreign Service fellowship program shall provide a fellowship, for not less than 4 months, for academics in the area of international affairs who are members of the faculty of institutions of higher education. Such program shall give priority consideration in the award of fellowships to individuals teaching in programs in international affairs which serve significant numbers of students who are from cultural and ethnic groups which are underrepresented in the Foreign Service.
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Indian company to buy Colgate''s Kansas City plant
VVF Ltd. issued a letter of intent to buy the soon-to-be-closed Colgate Palmolive plant in Kansas City, Kan., and all its equipment for $12 million, according to bizjournals.com. VVF plans to spend an additional $6 million on plant upgrades and make the facility its North American manufacturing headquarters, the Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kan., said in a release Monday. VVF is based in Mumbai, India. It currently has no North American headquarters but has a factory in Mississauga, Ontario, and an import office in New Jersey. VVF makes soap and shampoo used by hotel chains and produces products for well-known brands such as Johnson & Johnson, Amway and Pfizer. Colgate is in the process of shutting down its Kansas City, Kan. operations by year''s end. Peet Brothers established the plant 100 years ago and merged with Palmolive in 1926. VVF plans to reopen the plant in 2007 and hire as many as 60 employees with average salaries of about $35,000. Employment is projected to increase 10 percent to 15 percent a year. Colgate filed paperwork with the state of Kansas in September that allowed it to close the plant within 60 days. The plant employs about 240 workers and makes about 500 million bars of soap annually. The company had said in December 2004 that it planned to cut its work force by 12 percent, or about 4,450 jobs, and close about a third of its factories.


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I want to welcome residents and visitors to this week's 31st Annual Pittston Tomato Festival which begins on the evening of the 21st ! Please join us in this annual tradition, which will include many food vendors, arts and crafts, a 5K race and parade Saturday morning beginning at 10am, and the famous "tomato fights." There is something at the Tomato Festival for everyone! For more information …Read More
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CATEGORIES Action, Music & Musicals, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Deals, New Line, Family Films, Movies, CinematicalUsually the only connection I make with Pink Floyd and kid's movies is images of black light posters and timing The Wizard of Oz just right. This time, it looks like the connection is going to be a little more conventional.
ComingSoon.net reported that Roger Waters, of Pink Floyd fame was writing an original song titled Hello, I Love You for The Last Mimzy. The film is a family -friendly sci-fi story about a box of toys sent from the future that take on a life of their own, with varying results; and stars Joely Richardson, Timothy Hutton, Michael Clark Duncan, and Rainn Wilson. Getting Waters to contribute a song to the film was quite an achievement, as this is only the second time Waters has recorded an original song for a film. Waters worked with both the director Bob Shaye and Award-winning composer Howard Shore (The Lord of the Rings trilogy) on the song, which will be used in the film and played over the end credits. Waters seems happy with the finished product, saying, "I think together we've come up with a song that captures the themes of the movie, the clash between humanity's best and worst instincts, and how a child's innocence can win the day". Family movies are a tough sell for me at the best of times, so I'll probably just stick to watching Munchkins dancing to Money.


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Redskins sign WR Furrey; release four
The Redskins made a series of roster moves Wednesday, most notably signing WR Mike Furrey.
Redskins face major changes on special teams
Nearly as drastic as the changes on offense and defense this offseason has been the difference in special-teams personnel.
Report: Redskins' Moss linked to HGH doctor
Redskins WR Santana Moss has been named as one of several professional athletes with ties to Canadian doctor Anthony Galea, who has been charged with smuggling and distributing human growth hormone, according to various published reports.
Redskins sign DL Holliday
The Redskins announced Monday that they have signed free-agent DL Vonnie Holliday, who played in all 16 games with the Broncos last season.
Orakpo likely to increase sack total
According to "Whispers," OLB Brian Orakpo's role in Redskins coordinator Jim Haslett's new defense could enable him to significantly improve on his 11-sack rookie season.
Redskins WR Moss sidelined after knee surgery
A report from the Washington Post says that Redskins WR Santana Moss had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee this offseason and will be sidelined until June.
Redskins release Montgomery, Mitchell, three others
The Redskins released five players Monday, including DL Anthony Montgomery, WRs Marko Mitchell and James Robinson and RBs Anthony Alridge and P.J. Hill.
Galloway, Wade not crucial Redskins additions
The Redskins have been active in free agency, and signing WRs Joey Galloway and Bobby Wade is a good example of the new approach.
Redskins sign two veteran wide receivers
The Redskins announced Thursday that they have signed free-agent WRs Joey Galloway and Bobby Wade.
Redskins sign DE Scott
The Redskins have signed free-agent DE Darrion Scott, who played for Jim Haslett in the UFL.
2010 draft choices by team: Redskins
Here are the players who were chosen by the Washington Redskins in the 2010 NFL draft.
Redskins trade QB Campbell to Raiders
The Redskins sent QB Jason Campbell to the Raiders for a 2012 fourth-round pick, reports indicate.
Williams fits what Shanahan wants
OT Trent Williams is a classic fit for a Mike Shanahan zone offense with the feet and the lateral ability to move well to be a perfect fit in this kind of system. But does he want to be great?
Redskins beef up D-line with Carriker, Green
While the status of disgruntled DT Albert Haynesworth remains in limbo, the Redskins have started to stockpile DL help.
Rams trade Carriker to Redskins, sign RFA Ryan
The Rams remained busy on the DT front Tuesday, trading former first-round draft pick Adam Carriker to the Redskins and signing starting DT Clifton Ryan to a one-year tender offer.
Cousins threw for 329 yards and two touchdowns filling in for an injured Griffin, leading Washington to its fifth straight win, 38-21 over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.||||||| Cousins connected with Leonard Hankerson for both TDs in his first career start and the Redskins (8-6) barely missed a beat without the talented and multi-dimensional Griffin, who sat out with a sprained right knee and wasn't happy about having to stand on the sideline and watch his teammates play.
Cousins will start for the Washington Redskins on Sunday in place of Robert Griffin III.||||||| The team announced Saturday night that the fourth-round pick from Michigan State will make his first career start against the Cleveland Browns. Griffin, the NFL's leading passer, sprained his right knee in last week's overtime win over the Baltimore Ravens. He was limited in practice all week.
Cousins was 5 of 9 for 11 yards with a TD and two interceptions during his NFL Sunday in place of the injured Robert Griffin III.||||||| Cousins really made one good throw, a 77-yard TD strike to Santana Moss. If he's needed to start, a full week of practice with the first team should help the rookie improve.


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Ground floor luxurious executive level totally remodeled two bedroom condo with double french doors to your private patio at the world's best beach, Siesta Beach, with full Gulf view for beautiful sunsets. Family orientated complex with friendly neighbors. Enjoy watching the gorgeous sunsets every night from your patio or lanai. "This is the best place to be at the beach".
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Brand new completely refitted first floor condo with one full marble bathroom and one new full guest bathroom, fully equipped kitchen (Maple and Corian) with dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, coffeemaker and stove with hood, hair dryer, new furniture, new firm king bed in master and twins in guest, secure high speed internet wired and wireless, ceiling fans, 42"HD LCD TV & (2) 19" HD LCD in bedrooms, TV w/Cable and DVD player, radio, two telephones with FREE nationwide long distance, answering machine, covered parking and Gas BBQ Grill. Washer and dryer (coin operated) are a few feet from your door.
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Awesome beach with lifeguards, picnic tables, tennis and volleyball at the beach with golf, jet skis, parasailing, boat rental, fishing and the famous Siesta Village close by. The Gulf gets to 90 degrees in the summertime with a cooling breeze moving the air. "Sea shelling" is a popular past-time while walking the beach. Walk to the village for great food, entertainment and unique shops.
Sarasota has great performing arts, exhibitions, live entertainment and superb resturants. This is a romantic, quiet and family orientated condominium. If there is a heaven on earth, this is the place!
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9 Ninth Avenue
New York, NY 10014
Meatpacking District
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Pastis Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 929-4844
Hours of Operation:
Pastis will be closed for renovations beginning in February 2014. We plan to reopen as soon as possible. In the meantime, we hope you'll enjoy one of our sister restaurants; Balthazar, Morandi, Minetta Tavern, Schiller's Liquor Bar and Lucky Strike.
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
French, Continental
Executive Chef:
Pascal le Seac'h
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar Dining, Beer, Cafe, Delivery, Full Bar, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Getting there
Cross Street:
Little West 12th St.
Public Transit:
A,C,E,L to 14th street-walk two blocks west to Ninth Avenue & two blocks south to Little West 12th. 1,9,2,3 to 14th Street at Seventh Avenue, walk three blocks west to Ninth Avenue & two blocks south to Little West 12th.
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A word from Pastis
Pastis is a French bistro located in Manhattan's meatpacking district opened by Keith McNally. Executive Chef Pascal Le Seac'h prepares a menu that combines hearty Provençal dishes with moderately-priced bistro fare. The bar serves a range of house cocktails, wines by the glass, carafe or bottle,
and several varieties of pastis, an anise-flavored aperitif from the south of France.
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Diner Reviews
I've been to Pastis before and I
gotta say that we got disappointed with the food this last time. Calamari a were way too spicy and the wine list could be better as well."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Such a great meal at one of my
favorite spots in the city. Service was excellent despite the fact they were closing just a day later for over a year hiatus! You would've had no idea based on the great attitudes. Food was outstanding as usual. Can't wait for the re opening already!"
Dined on 2/27/2014
I loved the ambience and good
services very much, but the food wasn't that great. It was an iconic place no matter what, so I'm happy to have visited before their closing anyway."
Dined on 2/26/2014
We celebrated my daughter's 16th
birthday at Pastis. The ambience and food were wonderful; the waitress was personable and very helpful with our selections. Pastis was recommended to me by a colleague in Europe. I would certainly recommend it to my friends and colleagues."
Dined on 2/25/2014
Managed to make it to Pastis
before it closed for work to be done on the building. Ambience and atmosphere was great - what you expect from a big, busy brunch venue on a sunny winter Sunday. I had heard about Pastis for years and when finally living in NYC, couldn't wait to go. Everything was definitely good but I must be honest that it probably didn't live up to the hype. A very good place for brunch though and I look forward to seeing what they do when they eventually reopen."
Dined on 2/23/2014
The food was alright. I had high
expectations going in because I have been to France and fell in love with the food and pastis did not meet was not as fabulous as I had hoped. It is also very loud and expensive."
Dined on 2/22/2014
I live in Vienna Austria, and this
place feels kind of like eating at one of the bistros in my town."
Dined on 2/20/2014
Very nice place in a cozi ambient.
It. was a great night with a very good food."
Dined on 2/17/2014
We were recommended this place by
a friend who said we couldn't have our first trip to New York without experiencing this place! My god she was so right! This place is heavenly! Everything about it is fabulous, I could of sat for hours drinking coffee and soaking up the amazing atmosphere! Food is glorious and service outstanding, our order came slightly late but the staff were onto it straight away and even gave us 2 free coffees which i thought was lovely! I will be coming back to New York and this will be my first stop!!"
Dined on 2/16/2014
Great brunch menu. Total buzz even
at 11am and very welcoming!! Eggs Benedict awesome"
Dined on 2/16/2014
As soon as we sat down for brunch
our table had an issue in that it was not level and rocking. The service was not very attentive in that we had to wait for long periods without service. It took ages for us to order our food. There were plenty of staff but eye contact was not being made with customers."
Dined on 2/16/2014
Was ok- pricey for what you
get-very crowded and loud. We were seated with 4 inches on either side to other tables so awkward and hard not to overhear conversations"
Dined on 2/15/2014
I have always loved Pastis. The
food is excellent and the atmosphere has always been so very chic. I am going to miss it when it closes in a few months... Always a great dining experience!"
Dined on 2/11/2014
For me, Pastis is part of the
landsacpe of Manhattan. It's a must always you like enjoying a brunch! Even dinner and spend some time in Meatpacking and have some drinks later!"
Dined on 2/9/2014
I've eaten here a dozen times, yet
this is the first time everything was not perfect. We had an early reservation and we were on time and had no problem getting our table. But, the wait time to order the amount of time it took to get the food and the quality of the food was all slightly below what I'm accustomed to at this amazing restaurant. It seems everybody knows that it's closing at the end of the month and there is an overall sadness in the air."
Dined on 2/8/2014
my most favorite restaurant in my
most favorite city for my birthday! Flew in for the Super Bowl, called and got the last reservation for Friday 1-31-14. Couldn't be better...sat at the same table, in the same chair as Richard Sherman had just vacated! BEST Food, Bonnie was an AWESOME server, a little bobble at the bar with an Old Fashion that wasn't quite what my dinner partner liked, but quickly was made up with a terrific substitution cocktail. steak tartare, scallops and steak bearnaise for the table! Everyone LOVED it! Topped it off with a delicious cup of coffee before heading out to the Upper East Side to Celebrate my birthday! (The ONLY thing better would have been a birthday confectionery to share for the table!) Wonderful Time!"
Dined on 1/31/2014
My husband and I enjoyed our night
out.!the only thing is, we were surprised just how loud it was. We will go back when they reopen."
Dined on 1/30/2014
Love this place had have for
years. My family goes there to celebrate, contemplate, mediate and just have good food and great fun!"
Dined on 1/28/2014
Had another great dinner at
Pastis. Always consistent. Service left a bit to be desired this time. Waiter was rushed, too busy and spoke way too fast! But had a great cod dish and steak. Very good. Would recommend you just get wine by the carafe. We were encouraged to go for a bottle but everyone around us was doing the carafe thing and it's a lot cheaper."
Dined on 1/24/2014
Very noisy,table very closer,wine
served in cup ,not glass wine,warm,maybe will be good for brunch ,not for dinner."
Dined on 1/24/2014
The food is fine. Service however
... Not so much. The hostess tried to stick us at a table behind the wait station where one would always feel crowded and cramped. The room is perhaps the noisiest in NYC. Renovations should help."
Dined on 1/19/2014
Food was excellent, as well as
service. Prices were extremely reasonable compared to other restaurants in the same neighborhood."
Dined on 1/19/2014
I visited Pastis while in New
York, having eaten at its sister restaurant Balthazar in London. I went by myself, and as a lone diner I found it very welcoming and relaxed. I had the fish special, which was outstanding. I'll definitely visit again when I'm next in New York."
Dined on 1/19/2014
I enjoyed the coffee, excellent
service and the very nice Parisian Bistro style décor. I didn't like the Eggs Benedict. The eggs came undercooked with runny whites although I asked for medium and there wasn't any finesse to the sauce of the dish generally. I wouldn't order it here again. On the other hand my dining partner ordered a straightforward breakfast of fried eggs, home fried potatoes and a side of bacon and a side of sausage with toast. All delicious! Sides of meat were $6.00 each, a bit steep but very tasty. I will for sure go back to Pastis but order something else for breakfast next time."
Dined on 1/17/2014
Love this place, its casual, its
comfortable, and yyou can alwasy count on a great experience. I travel to NYC for business and always make this a "must" - recommend the onion soup, just because its the best ever! But, really you can't go wrong with anything on menu. This last visit we had 5 at our table and there was a very large group in the same area, no problem! We felt like we were eating at someone's home, they take care of you like its home. Nice."
Dined on 1/14/2014
What a lovely gem in the Meat
Packing District of New York. It reminded me very much of French restaurants. We enjoyed a basket of pastries and 1 croque monsieur. It was more than enough for 2 diners. The place is bustling for breakfast. Make reservations early if you know you will be in NYC within a week."
Dined on 1/12/2014
I had a nice time at Pastis. I
received my order in a timely manner and I really enjoyed the macaroni and cheese. My waiter was friendly and attentive."
Dined on 1/11/2014
My friend and I from Texas, looked
forward to lunch at Pastis after our Saturday in Chelsea, looking at art. We were not disappointed! We'd seen our art in Chelsea, then we took in the High Line, another fun thing, then we found our way to Pastis. We were seated promptly, right at the time of our 3:00 PM reservation, and (though being very chronologically-gifted ladies) were treated very nicely by all the staff. It was so much fun to look around to see what was going on, who our fellow diners were, and how pleasant the atmosphere was. We ordered drinks and lunch, each enjoying steak-frites - much more than humans should consume, and concluded that we would love to come back to Pastis."
Dined on 1/11/2014
Great bread, caesar salad,
ravioli, and floating island desert. This place is a real favorite, go off hours to avoid noise."
Dined on 1/8/2014
Pastis is the classic MPD scene,
day or night and the food is always spot on. This time we met friends for lunch, have been for dinner, have been for drinks, have been for brunch. Inside or out this is after all these years (was the first "PLACE" in MPD) it's still a place to see, be seen and enjoy."
Dined on 1/7/2014
Absolutely perfect soupe a
l'oignon and I know my onion soup."
Dined on 1/5/2014
OK restaurant, but nothing
special. Nice atmoshpere in general, but far too crowded and in my opinion, this place is too overrated. Prices were far too high for what you got. There are many more comfortable places with better food, at better prices."
Dined on 1/5/2014
A very nice restaurant, perfect
for lunch and brunches. No for quite romantic session. The personal where very kind and helpful. I tried the Mules frites su Pernod and it where perfect."
Dined on 1/5/2014
If you want to experience the feel
of a french cafe in the US this is the spot. Great food and ambiance. Don't forget to take home a wheel of the homemade bread!!"
Dined on 1/4/2014
Great dependable food and
extremely competent staff. Never misses."
Dined on 1/3/2014
Maybe i was expecting too much,
but i've found the place too noisy, we almost had to shout to each other. The menu was a tough one to choose from. I guess i was expecting more of a bistro, and most of the choices were regular fish and pasta, so i went for the special of the day which was a Samon ( a tastless one). My companion chose a Steak Tartare that was ok. The dessert again was a deception! Although the decor was nice, i will not recommend it to a friend. A curious fact, though, we had a hard time trying to make the reservation for the same day, which the restaurant won't take, but it was half empty."
Dined on 1/2/2014
A lot of people recommended us
this famous place so we decided to have an excelent breakfast in Pastis. It definitely didnt live up to our expectations. There's no difiiculty in doing fried eggs and french fries! They were oily and made in a careless way. We come from Spain were we can boast of having a wonderdul gastronomy and have travelled the world, so we firmly believe that our breakfast was a rip off. We paid 52dollars for: two fried eggs and a few oily french fries and a litlle bit of bacon. We have had this breakfast in all countries in Europe and we have paid no more than 30dollars, and of course it was delicious! The only good thing in Pastis was the capuccino which was quite nice and the atmosphere."
Dined on 1/2/2014
The reception was by an arrogant
lady, totally uninterested in helping or communicating with us. If you would get rid of her we would have loved the visit."
Dined on 1/1/2014
I took my girlfriend out for our
anniversary a couple of years back and she really liked it, so we went back. Out first experience was amazing, so they did have an expectation to keep up with. They exceeded that. Their food is always fresh and has a multitude of flavors, never bland. Service was top notch and the atmosphere is very cozy. Around 730p or later you can get a nice candle lit dinner. Super romantic! Highly recommend anyone to try this fine fench cuisine restaurant."
Dined on 1/1/2014
Pastis is a go-to spot, so get a
reservation. My Open-Table reservation was handled in a timely, friendly, and professional manner by the charming host staff. Our server greeted us quickly and offered us beverages. It was New Year's Day afternoon so we decided on Mimosas. They were quite tasty, but took a while to be delivered to the table because the bartenders were soooo busy. Call our meal a very late lunch or an early supper. For the two of us, we shared an order of Mussels in Pernod sauce (sublime!), a most-delicious arugula salad that was very simply dressed, and then a fantastic Croque Madame. Of course we had an order of frites as well -- you have to have them because they are just simply THAT GOOD! Wines by the glass are good too!"
Dined on 1/1/2014
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Professor Jonathan Askin provided legal advice for entrepreneurs in a recent article in Inverstor's Business Daily. Many attorneys recommend that their clients think slowly and carefully about meeting legal standards and protecting their intellectual property, but Professor Askin encourages entrepreneurs to take risks. "Seize the moment," he said. "Move full speed ahead, as long as you're not violating any laws."
Professor Askin is the founder of the Brooklyn Law and Incubator Policy (BLIP) Clinic, which provides transactional, policy, and legal support for tech, Internet, and new media startup companies.
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18 Jul 2013
Kepler Mission Manager Update: Recovery Begins
Over the next week, the team will attempt tests to explore recovery of the spacecraft's reaction wheels. The tests will begin with reaction wheel 4 on Thursday, July 18, 2013. The team anticipates continuing exploratory tests on reaction wheel 2 on Monday, July 22, 2013 or Thursday, July 25, 2013. Results of the wheel performance tests will be known later this month and an update will follow.
18 Jul 2013
MESSENGER to Capture Images of Earth and Moon During Search for Satellites of Mercury
NASA's Mercury-orbiting MESSENGER spacecraft will capture images of Earth on July 19 and 20. The images will be taken at 7:49 a.m., 8:38 a.m. and 9:41 a.m. EDT on both days. Nearly half of the Earth, including all the Americas, Africa, and Europe, will be illuminated and facing MESSENGER, according to Hari Nair, the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory planetary scientist who designed and is implementing the campaign.
18 Jul 2013
NASA Interplanetary Probes to Take Pictures of Earth From Space
Two NASA spacecraft, one studying the Saturn system, the other observing Mercury, are maneuvering into place to take pictures of Earth on July 19 and 20. The image taken from the Saturn system by NASA's Cassini spacecraft will occur between 2:27 and 2:42 PDT (5:27 and 5:42 p.m. EDT, or 21:27 and 21:47 UTC) Friday, July 19. NASA is encouraging the public to look and wave in the direction of Saturn at the time of the portrait and share their pictures via the Internet.
17 Jul 2013
Overhead View of Mars Rover 10 Years After Launch
An image from Mars orbit taken 10 years after the launch of NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity shows the long-lived rover on its trek to a new destination on Mars. The color image taken July 8, 2013, by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) instrument on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter catches Opportunity crossing relatively level ground called "Botany Bay" on its way to a rise called "Solander Point."
16 Jul 2013
Curiosity Mars Rover Passes Kilometer of Driving
The latest drive by NASA's Curiosity Mars rover brought the total distance that the rover has driven on Mars to more than 1 kilometer. One kilometer is about 0.62 mile. The drive covered about 38 meters (125 feet) and brought the mission's odometry to about 1.029 kilometers (3,376 feet). The drive was completed in the early afternoon of the rover's 335th Martian day, or sol, of work on Mars (July 17). It continued progress in a multi-month trek begun this month toward a mountain destination.
11 Jul 2013
Third Drive of Curiosity's Long Trek Covers 135 Feet
NASA's Mars rover Curiosity drove 135 feet (41 meters) on Tuesday, July 9, the third drive of a journey of many months from the "Glenelg" area to Mount Sharp. The mission's next major destination is at the lower layers of Mount Sharp, about 5 miles (8 kilometers) southwest of Glenelg. The July 9 drive brought Curiosity's odometry to about 325 feet (99 meters) since completing the Glenelg investigations and about 0.51 mile (0.95 kilometer) since landing on Mars in August 2012.
9 Jul 2013
Science Team Outlines Goals for NASA's 2020 Mars Rover
The rover NASA will send to Mars in 2020 should look for signs of past life, collect samples for possible future return to Earth, and demonstrate technology for future human exploration of the Red Planet, according to a report provided to the agency.
8 Jul 2013
Mars Rover Curiosity Begins Trek Toward Mount Sharp
With drives on July 4 and July 7, NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has departed its last science target in the "Glenelg" area and commenced a many-month overland journey to the base of the mission's main destination, Mount Sharp.
1 Jul 2013
New LADEE Animation
NASA Ames' Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) is a robotic mission that will orbit the moon to gather detailed information about the lunar atmosphere, conditions near the surface and environmental influences on lunar dust.
1 Jul 2013
Opportunity's Improbable Anniversary
When NASA's Mars rover Opportunity blasted off from Cape Canaveral in 2003, many onlookers expected a relatively short mission. Landing on Mars is risky business. The Red Planet has a long history of destroying spacecraft that attempt to visit it. Even if Opportunity did land safely, it was only designed for a 3-month mission on the hostile Martian surface. Few, if any, imagined that Opportunity would still be roving the red sands of Mars -- and still making discoveries -- ten years later. On July 7, 2013, Opportunity celebrates the 10th anniversary of its launch and more than 9 years on Mars.
28 Jun 2013
NASA Launches Satellite to Study How Sun's Atmosphere Is Energized
NASA's Interface Region Imaging Spectrograph (IRIS) spacecraft launched Wednesday at 7:27 p.m. PDT (10:27 p.m. EDT) from Vandenberg Air Force Base, CA. The mission to study the solar atmosphere was placed in orbit by an Orbital Sciences Corporation Pegasus XL rocket. IRIS is a NASA Explorer Mission to observe how solar material moves, gathers energy and heats up as it travels through a little-understood region in the Sun's lower atmosphere.
20 Jun 2013
NASA's LRO: Four Years in Orbit
NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter or LRO, in orbit around the moon for four years, has forever changed our view of our nearby neighbor.
18 Jun 2013
Cassini to Take Photo of Earth from Deep Space
NASA's Cassini spacecraft, now exploring Saturn, will take a picture of our home planet from a distance of hundreds of millions of miles on July 19. NASA is inviting the public to help acknowledge the historic interplanetary portrait as it is being taken.
14 Jun 2013
New Horizons Team Sticking to Original Flight Plan at Pluto
Unless significant new hazards are found, expect NASA's New Horizons spacecraft to stay on its original course past Pluto and its moons, after mission managers concluded that the danger posed by dust and debris in the Pluto system is less than they once feared.
11 Jun 2013
NASA's Robotic LRO Spacecraft Provides Data for Human Exploration
NASA's robotic Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO), the agency's spacecraft that set out to map the moon, is yielding information about the radiation environment humans will encounter as they venture into deep space. An instrument on LRO, Cosmic Ray Telescope for the Effects of Radiation (CRaTER), gauged the radiation dose of cosmic rays after passing through a plastic material that simulates how space radiation interacts with human muscle tissue.
7 Jun 2013
Mars Rover Opportunity Trekking Toward More Layers
Approaching its 10th anniversary of leaving Earth, NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity is on the move again, trekking to a new study area still many weeks away. The destination, called "Solander Point," offers Opportunity access to a much taller stack of geological layering than the area where the rover has worked for the past 20 months, called "Cape York." Both areas are raised segments of the western rim of Endeavour Crater, which is about 14 miles (22 kilometers) in diameter.
6 Jun 2013
NASA Prepares for Launch of Next Solar Satellite
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5 Jun 2013
NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover Nears Turning Point
NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission is approaching its biggest turning point since landing its rover, Curiosity, inside Mars' Gale Crater last summer. Curiosity is finishing investigations in an area smaller than a football field where it has been working for six months, and it will soon shift to a distance-driving mode headed for an area about 5 miles (8 kilometers) away, at the base of Mount Sharp.
31 May 2013
MESSENGER Images 100% of Mercury's Surface under Daylight Conditions
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30 May 2013
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Siblings stay fit into their 90s
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The early morning visitors at the Plainfield Recreation and Aquatic Center are very familiar with Fern Bauer and Bill Lange, siblings who work out together almost every day. The long-time Plainfield residents are keeping fitness a top priority well into their 90s.
Bauer, 92, and Lange, 94, have been members of the rec center since it opened in the fall of 2004. Bauer will be 93 in April.
"We actually signed up before they built it," said Lange.
"Before that we walked at Hummel Park," said Bauer. "We work out every day except Wednesday. I bowl in a league on Wednesdays."
She said staying active is the best way to keep a sharp mind.
"You've got to keep going," she said. "You just can't stay home and do nothing. You also have to eat well."
Bauer's exercise routine includes walking on the indoor track and on a treadmill. Lange also enjoys warming up on the indoor track but then he moves on to work out on most of the machines available to facility members.
"I really like the indoor track," he said. "It's nice that you don't have to worry about the weather and it's much safer to walk in here."
They have come up with their own exercise routines but know they can always get advice from the staff at the rec center.
"They are an inspiration to all of us," said Mark Cox, a rec center employee. "We talk about them a lot more than they know. But it's all good of course."
Cox works in the early morning when Bauer and Lange visit.
"If they were not here we would worry," said Cox.
"They would probably call or come over if we didn't show up," said Bauer.
Cox agreed he would check up on them.
"Mark is a great," Lange said. "He greets all of us when we come in and checks up on us."
They both said the fellowship is one of the main reasons they keep coming back day after day.
"We know just about everyone here," said Bauer. "That's what keeps us going — all the encouragement."
Lange said he enjoys visiting with other members and the staff.
"Everyone here is so friendly," he said. "We get to fellowship as much as we do exercise."
The inspirational duo grew up in Plainfield, moving to town in 1925.
"We both graduated in Plainfield," said Lange. "I graduated in 1937 and she graduated in '38."
"We've always been very close," said Bauer. "He has always taken care of me."
They are both active members of the Plainfield Friends Meeting.
"I also make puppy pillows for the hospital (Hendricks Regional Health)," said Bauer. "We make them for the children. I think I've made about 5,000 myself."
Lange is retired from Duke Energy, formerly known as Public Service Indiana (PSI).
"I worked with many of these people at Public Service," he said. "I worked there for 28 years and retired from there."
The fitness center is open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 9 p.m. Sunday.
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This memorial to the departed offers visitors the opportunity to pay their respects in a dignified and solemn environment. Many have chosen to honour the memory of loved ones lost by endowing plaques within the Sanctum.
A Memorial which commemorates the lives of one and a half million children who perished during the Holocaust. It focuses on children related to Australian survivors. Included in the memorial space is a sculpture of children's shoes by Israeli sculptress Elza Pollak. Entitled "All That Remained", it is a loving tribute to those who left no trace.
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Dublin City Council wrote:Dorset Street and Canal Area Plan
Urban and Village Renewal Programme (http://www.eustructuralfunds.ie)
The Plan was approved in 2001 as one of two areas in Dublin to benefit from funding under the above DOE/EU programme. The aim of the measure is to provide financial support for a range of interventions to upgrade cities, to make them more attractive places in which to live and work, encourage social and economic development of tourism and tourist related activities
The Dorset Street/Canal Area Plan focuses on a substantial area of the North Inner City. The area encompasses the spine of Dorset Street, The Royal Canal. Despite its strategic location in relation to the city centre, and the strength of some of its components, the area has suffered from an image of decay and low investment.
In May 2002, the Taoiseach, Mr. Bertie Ahern unveiled a major rejuvenation plan for the Dorset Street area. Initially the plan was to concentrate on improving the Dorset Street corridor from Drumcondra to Capel Street plus the nearby Royal Canal. This would also provide for improvements to the nearby areas of Mountjoy Square, Summerhill, Ballybough, Hardwick Street, and Dominick Street etc. This plan was prepared to tackle the challenges posed for the area, and to compliment a number of existing improvements.
After a period of consultation with the local community and businesses in the area, the following key aspects of the plan were identified. Improving the quality of paving, lighting, street furniture and planting, Furthermore to maintain and restore the water body of the Royal Canal, to establish opportunities for infill development and improved streetscape, to provide new/improved play facilities, and to introduce CCTV systems.
To date the following have been achieved in addressing these priorities:
· The refurbishment of No.15 Henrietta Street to house Na Piobairi Uillean Interpretive and Heritage Centre.
· The installation of a high quality children's playground in Mountjoy Square Park.
· The complete resurfacing of the carriageway on Dorset Street.
· The opening of a Dublin City Council Area Office on Dorset Street to cater for the provision of services for local residents.
· A precinct improvement programme at Sheridan Court, including the installation of security railings, hard and soft landscaping, lighting and repaving.
· The refurbishment of the tow-paths along the canal from Summerhill Parade to Jones Road and from Cross Guns Bridge to Binns Bridge, including the installation of new lighting and CCTV cameras, the resurfacing of the tow-paths and the erection of a statue to Brendan Behan.
· The completion of the section from Whithworth Road to St. Alphonsas Road. A tree-lined central median has been installed on the East and West side.
By the end of November we will see the completion of the section from Binns Bridge to Eccles Place. The final section of the canal from Jones Road to Binns Bridge is also due for completion along with the installation of a new pocket park, including a children's playground, for Portland Place.
(Taken from: http://www.dublincity.ie/living_in_the_city/your_area/central/central_area_projects/dorset_street_and_canal_area_plan.asp )
ConK wrote:Here is a map of the Dorset St/NCR from 1813 hand drawn by the Wide Street s Commision, I was hoping that a big tree would feature somewhere on the map.
ConK wrote:I don't have any more of them. But they do exist. You can get to see them in the library on Pearse Street. It is very interesting. I wanted to see that one because I live in the field up from the big tree.
On one of the other maps from 1810, which you can get in the RIA on Kildare St, has a Belvidere House in north county dublin. With that spelling.
The Avenue in Dublin 1 has the two spellings on it, each with it's own sign, facing each other on opposite sides of the street !!
GrahamH wrote:I see the ghastly red 'Golf Corner' Georgian has had that notorious billboard removed recently, revealing a giant panel of stock brick
The building is currently up for letting, so hopefully...
ConK wrote:Dorset Streets most famous son has a play in the Abbey at the moment.
Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Born in 12 Dorset Street. Died 1816.
It is a long time since an MP or TD was born on Dorset Street.
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Saving Richard Brinsley Sheridan's Home
A "school for scandal" has emerged over plans to demolish the birthplace of playwright, Richard Brinsley Sheridan, at 12 Dorset Street Lower, where Shane Murphy with an address in Malahide, has lodged a planning application.
Lodged on Friday December 22, Murphy's scheme would level the Sheridan house and also the adjacent building, the disused Moy bar, to allow for the erection of a new complex of nine apartments on top of a commercial unit.
Formerly a fine Georgian house of four floors over basement, Sheridan's home stood intact close to the corner of Dominick Street until the 1980's - during when the house was boarded up, the top two floors removed, and the plaque mysteriously disappeared. Since then, the building has sat empty alongside the Moy bar, which has also become disused.
Unfortunately for Murphy, what remains of Sheridan's house is listed in its entirety on the Record of Protected Structures, and this is likely to present difficulties for his scheme. Oddly he did not seek to have the building de-listed before applying for planing permission. Such applications are automatically referred to a number of prescribed bodies, including An Taisce.
In the past there have been attempts by conservationists to save the building but the exact ownership proved elusive, with the Dominican Fathers being among those denying possession – although they did apply to put in a car park in the rear, back in 1993.
Happily for all, the current application resolves such riddles, and so there has been an upsurge in activity. Helpful fellow that he is, Senator David Norris has lodged an objection noting all the expected reasons.
Now that word is out, we might expect some coverage from the likes of Fintan O'Toole, who has published a well received biography on Sheridan. Or perhaps O'Toole has had enough of conservationist malarkey - given his own recent planning controversy?
Phoenix Magazine wrote:we might expect some coverage from the likes of Fintan O'Toole


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With NFL teams stuck in a state of limbo thanks to the lingering lockout, we are taking a tour around the league and looking at where teams stand as they await the opening of the 2011 league year. Today, we offer our take on where the Redskins stand.
Top three story lines
1. There is no team in the NFL with a less secure quarterback situation than the Redskins, who intend to rid themselves of Donovan McNabb and move in a different direction. They could go with Rex Grossman, a free agent who replaced McNabb down the stretch with alternate swells of good and bad, or make the eye-opening shift to John Beck, who has not taken a regular-season snap since his rookie season of 2007, which was two teams ago. Beck, whom the team added last August, has earned the praise of head coach Mike Shanahan this offseason and appears to be Plan A at this point … that is, if adding a veteran is not a part of the team's hidden plan. The idea of Vince Young has been run up the D.C. flagpole, but it doesn't appear to be a great fit. Other free-agent and trade-target QBs have been mentioned, but it's not a great year to be looking for a starter there. It might be Beck who opens the season against the Giants on Sept. 11 if the season starts on time.
2. In addition to McNabb, another veteran is on the outs. DT Albert Haynesworth will be traded or released once the offseason begins, and the team will wash its hands of that mess. The NT position hasn't been fully settled, and it's one of the key spots in making coordinator Jim Haslett's 3-4 scheme hum properly. The team drafted pieces to repair the defense with its first two selections this April but still has work to do on that side of the ball.
3. There's a situation to be dealt with at receiver. Santana Moss will be a free agent, and coming off perhaps his finest season, he just might attract some serious attention. As much as the Redskins appreciated Moss' contributions last year when all else was failing around him, they have talked about showing more restraint in free agency and might not want to give three-year, No. 1-receiver money to a 32-year-old with a history of injuries. Perhaps the team will let Moss walk and turn things over to some of the youngsters at the position. Or it could roll the dice on a reclamation project such as Randy Moss or Plaxico Burress. Right now, the skill-position talent is a bit lean if Santana Moss leaves.
2011 free agency — whenever that happens
Unsigned players: LB H.B. Blades (4), OT Jammal Brown (6), CB Phillip Buchanon (9), S Reed Doughty (5), WR Mike Furrey (8), DE Kedric Golston (5), QB Rex Grossman (8), CB DeAngelo Hall (7), OT Stephon Heyer (4), ILB Rocky McIntosh (5), WR Santana Moss (10), C Casey Rabach (10), CB Carlos Rogers (6), CB Byron Westbrook (2), DE Chris Wilson (4). [Editor's note: The number after a players' name is his years of service in the league. If the NFL decides to go with free agency under the same rules as used in 2010, then a player would become a restricted free agent after three years and an unrestricted free agent after six years.]
Analysis: The Redskins used restraint in the draft, trading back several times and adding picks, and could use a measure of patience in free agency, too. Don't expect the team — in an offseason in which previous mistakes Donovan McNabb and Albert Haynesworth will be cast away — to make any shocking or bold moves, although the roster still needs help in a few ways. Rogers openly has spoken about moving on, and Moss could land elsewhere, too. That means cornerback and receiver would become two positions of need. The team also must decide what to do along the offensive line with both Brown and Rabach. Brown had a down season, but the team traded draft picks (including a third-rounder) to get him, so it would make sense that the 'Skins would want more return on what they gave up. Rabach is getting up there in age, but he's still a good fit for another year or two. McIntosh might not be back, depending on his free-agent status.
2011 rookie class
First-round OLB Ryan Kerrigan (No. 16 overall) — Traded back, passed on QB Blaine Gabbert to get a high-motor pass rusher with a knack for dislodging the football.
Second-round DE Jarvis Jenkins (No. 41 overall) — Redskins will start him out as a five-technique, although he could kick inside on passing downs.
Third-round WR Leonard Hankerson (No. 79 overall) — Confident receiver has a big frame and a strong work ethic, although he is a bit lean and has suffered from concentration drops.
Fourth-round RB Roy Helu (No. 105 overall) — Stretch-zone runner's one-cut style is perfect fit in Mike Shanahan's offense, but inconsistency, strength and toughness are questions.
Fifth-round SS DeJon Gomes (No. 146 overall) — Needs work as a safety, but he could fit in immediately as a gunner on special teams.
Fifth-round WR Niles Paul (No. 155 overall) — Character questions pushed him down the draft, but he can make yards after the catch and could surprise.
Sixth-round RB Evan Royster (No. 177 overall) — Downhill runner could vie for short-yardage, No. 3 spot if he makes a dent on special teams.
Sixth-round WR Aldrick Robinson (No. 178 overall) — Cat-quick slot receiver can burn, but he's slightly built with small hands and short arms.
Seventh-round CB Brandyn Thompson (No. 213 overall) — Gambler has 13 career interceptions at Boise State, but he has marginal instincts and could have a tough time making Week One roster.
Seventh-round OG Maurice Hurt (No. 217 overall) — Positive marijuana test, fleshy body hurt his draft stock, but talent is there.
Seventh-round OLB Markus White (No. 224 overall) — Converted defensive end struggles against the run and must show he can stand up in a 3-4.
Seventh-round NT Chris Neild (No. 253 overall) — Strong, sturdy, two-down space eater has bulldog mentality but offers little playmaking ability.
Lockout fallout: How impacted will the Redskins be by the work stoppage?
On scale from 1 to 10 (with 10 being the most significantly impacted), the Redskins rate an 8. With the major uncertainty at quarterback and the need to improve and retool the defense, few teams face the kinds of questions the Redskins do. There also are major decisions to make in free agency that significantly will impact the roster. Expect the team to expedite its offseason plan once things get rolling, but that doesn't mean there isn't a lot to accomplish in a short time. A quick resolution to the labor dispute greatly would benefit the Redskins. The longer this goes on, the more it hurts them. It was good, however, to see excellent attendance at the team's informal player-run workouts, which only can help things.


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With television on the wane and binge watching changing our episodic relationship to programming, where are we to get our daily doses of other people's lives? Look no further than your status feed.
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Financial aid session Thursday at Rhea High
September 29, 2008
Bryan College's financial aid office will partner with the Rhea County High School counseling department to present information about paying for college Thursday, Oct. 2, beginning at 6 p.m. at the high school in Evensville.
Rick Taphorn, director of financial aid, said he and a representative of the Tennessee Hope Scholarship program will present two sessions covering costs of attending colleges, applying for scholarships and loans and completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
"This program at Rhea County's College Night provides information for students who are planning to continue their education beyond high school, whether at a public or private institution," Mr. Taphorn said. "This is a good opportunity for students and their parents to learn about how to find and apply for scholarships, grants and loans and to get an idea about the college application process."


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#1 New York Times bestselling author Stephanie Laurens has returned to another utterly irresistible branch on her beloved Cynster family tree . . .
The only thing more troublesome than a Cynster man . . .
. . . is a Cynster lady who believes love is not her destiny. Famously known in London society as "The Matchbreaker," Henrietta Cynster's uncanny skill lies in preventing ill-fated nuptials--not in falling victim to Cupid's spell.
But then she disrupts one match too many and feels honor-bound to assist dashing James Glossup in finding a suitable bride for a marriage-of-convenience.
A task infernally complicated by the undeniable, unquenchable attraction that flares between James and Henrietta, who continues to believe she will never fall . . .
About the Author
New York Times bestselling author Stephanie Laurens began writing as an escape from the dry world of professional science, a hobby that quickly became a career. Her novels set in Regency England have captivated readers around the globe, making her one of the romance world's most beloved and popular authors.