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I read about Alaska a lot because as a fisherman, writer and subscriber of multiple fishing magazines, the state tends to gets at least a casual mentioning if not a full-grown piece of feature writing every month.
A strong field of 23 late models kicked off the 2011 NASCAR Whelen All-American Series at the Stockton 99 Speedway last Saturday night.
Fishing in the rain for a lot of anglers is out of the question.
A pair of Sprint Car veterans notched impressive victories this past weekend in the season opener events in Madera and Merced.
In high school, my buddy Lawrence and I put 85 miles on his truck driving around the biggest town on the island.
I was about 12 when I began to seriously fish for trout. Prior to that time I was simply accompanying my Dad along the stream and reeling in an occasional trout or two that he had hooked. While it was great fun splashing in the stream, picking wildflowers & harassing the frogs & tadpoles, it took awhile for me to appreciate the challenge of spotting a feeding fish, and then successfully planning & executing a successful stalk to outwit him with my hand-tied flies.
It's been a while since I've purchased any new equipment.
My buddy Daniel is coming up to Alaska this summer and wants to trick trout with flies, but he's never done it before.
Professional football is once again going to be a reality in Stockton.
Back on March 28, 2009, Kemba Walker came into Connecticut's West Regional final against the Missouri Tigers and dropped 23 points, leading his Huskies to a thrilling 82-75 win and ushering the Huskies into that season's Final Four.
Just when you think you have the weather figured out, everything changes.
It was a lot like that Kenny Chesney song, only we weren't on stools, there were no shots, and the only reading we were doing was the river current through our warm breaths.
If you've never shot black powder guns before you ought to give it a try.
It's been a while since I've taken my family out fishing for the day, and this past Monday seemed like the perfect time.
The winter doldrums are finally coming to an end for four-wheeled racing fans as the green flag is about to unfurl to start the 2011 local racing season.
He bounced near the starting line - wrists wrapped, hands covered in powder. The entire arena bounced along with him.
I had every reason in the world to take in everything that South Florida had to offer.
The stakes just keep getting higher and higher for the football programs at Manteca and Oakdale high schools.
SONOMA - Scott Dixon patiently stalked race leaders Graham Rahal and Mike Conway over the closing laps of Sunday's GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma before blowing by Conway with just three laps to go in the 85-lap race to capture his second Verizon IndyCar win of the season.
Manteca was supposed to help break in Levi's Stadium next Friday, Aug. 29.
The other day while driving home from work I saw a truck towing a trailer with a couple snow mobiles on it.
I recently got an email forwarding an article about a woman from Pennsylvania who appears to be in the process of being railroaded into prison by the justice system in New Jersey.
The sounds of high revving go-karts continued all weekend long on the temporary street circuit in the heart of downtown Modesto at the inaugural Save Mart Supermarkets Modesto Grand Prix for the Superkarts! USA SummerNationals.
If you've never shot black powder guns before you ought to give it a try. It transports you back in time as you pour the powder down the barrel, drop the lead ball or shot in and tamp it down with a ramrod You had to let the smoke cloud blow away before you could see if you hit your target!
Using his front row starting position to maximum advantage, Upper Lake's Jeremy Doss was able to snatch the early lead in Saturday's Spears Manufacturing SRL Southwest Tour Sunnyvalley Smoked Meats 125 at the Stockton 99 Speedway where he spent the rest of the race fending off multiple challengers to earn the checkered flag.
Life jackets are one of the most valuable pieces of equipment on a boat, but lot of owners spend huge amounts of money on radio systems, wakeboard towers, downriggers, power poles, and other luxury items.
Last week while driving to a favorite camping spot of mine, I got behind a boat that was being towed by a small SUV. It wouldn't have been too bad if the boat was small but it was a lot bigger than the SUV, which is very dangerous.
While most of us enjoyed the Fourth of July weekend with parades, fireworks and backyard barbeques, Chicago endured an amazing 51 shootings. At last count, America's third largest metropolitan area had a total of 12 deaths that resulted from the shootings. More are still in critical condition. Gee wouldn't it be great if Chicago could only outlaw guns so that such shootings wouldn't happen?
BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil - Because it is turning out better than expected, the World Cup is doing more good than harm to brand Brazil. The opposite is true for Brazil's brand of football.
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Sudbury resident Berkeley O'Keefe and his family love where they live, near the Wayland town line. Everything they've needed during their eight years in town has been readily available and convenient.
Well, almost everything.
"We always felt it was lacking in the dessert area," O'Keefe said.
His family toyed with the idea of opening an ice cream store, even going so far as to dream up ice cream flavors and create them at home.
But a trip to Florida changed the focus a bit.
The O'Keefe family was on vacation in the Sunshine State when they stumbled across Orange Leaf, a self-serve frozen yogurt shop. Over the course of their vacation, the family found themselves returning again and again, trying different combinations of yogurt and toppings and generally falling in love with the concept and product.
"We really liked the yogurt," O'Keefe said, adding that the whole family loves the peanut butter flavor, though he tends to go for fruity options while his kids flock to the decadent toppings. "It's great for the kids because we could just get a little dollop. And I'm picky about things, so I really liked being able to do it."
Suddenly, the focus for the dessert shop changed from ice cream to something a bit healthier.
Last summer, O'Keefe began working with Wayland Town Center developers to open a franchise location of Orange Leaf. Now, a year-and-a-half later, he's hoping to open the shop before the end of the year.
O'Keefe will serve as the owner and general manager of Orange Leaf and has plans to leave his job with the MSPCA to manage the business full-time.
He's nervous about starting his first business, but he's confident in what he'll have to offer.
"It's a very family-friendly uplifting environment," he said. "You get to do exactly what you want. You can get it exactly as you want it. You can make it as healthy as you want it, to as sinful as you want it."
O'Keefe said he's enjoyed working with Orange Leaf because the company strongly encourages its franchises to make each location unique to the community.
With the exception of proprietary jelly-filled beans, O'Keefe said the topping selection is entirely up to the local owner. He's hoping to put a Boston-centric twist to his toppings bar by exploring local candies such as Necco wafers and Boston Baked Beans.
In addition, O'Keefe said he hopes to purchase as many of Orange Leaf's products, particularly the fresh fruit, from local suppliers.
"One of the reasons why we chose this franchise is they want to be there to support, but they want us to do our own thing," O'Keefe said. "What I really hope is to be a part of the community. We are a very community-oriented family. We want to be involved in the community and seen as a high-quality part of the community."
O'Keefe said he is already accepting applications for employment at the new shop and asks anyone interested to email orangeleafwayland @gmail.com for information.
The shop's Facebook page is already up and running, and O'Keefe said that the Wayland location will be part of the Orange Leaf mobile app soon.
"The business aspect of it interests me," said O'Keefe, who holds a degree in business management. "But it's also something I can do for my family, my friends and the community. We saw a need and we were able to meet the need."


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Stephanie Nicholson, 2009 Young Woman of Achievement
This past summer, Stephanie served as a camp counselor at the Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp for adults and children with disabilities. She was the first high school student to do this—counselors are generally college students. "I'll never forget the campers I met or the lessons they taught me," says Stephanie.
Stephanie also volunteers at the Southwest Washington Medical Center, where she has contributed over 350 service hours. She says that she enjoys meeting patients' families while volunteering at the Gift Shop, where she can support them during a difficult time.
In the summer of 2007, Stephanie had the honor of being chosen as an intern at the Reed College Nuclear Reactor. She learned about how the reactor works and conducted independent research on soil samples.
Stephanie has loved science since she was four years old and first watched a caterpillar transform into a moth. She takes Advanced Placement level classes in for all of her science subjects. Her senior-year culminating project is to write a curriculum for AP Environmental Science, which is not currently available at her school.
Stephanie succeeds in non-science courses as well. Her AP Government teacher, Kristi Bridges, wrote that she is "in the top 1% of students I have encountered…She is the type of person who makes the people and places she interacts with a little better for her having been there."
Other activities that Stephanie is involved in include Science Olympiad, where she has served as her team's vice president and later, president. The team ranked first in the region during her year as president. She founded a Friends of Rachel Club at her school, named in honor of a student killed at Columbine High School, which works to spread kindness, compassion, and inclusiveness. Stephanie also serves as the secretary of the Camas Youth Advisory Council, a liaison between students and local government.
Stephanie plans to continue her scientific education and community service at a university. She has been accepted to Stanford University in California. As Suzanne Endroedy from Key Club wrote, "I know she has exceptional accomplishments ahead in her future."


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A TEN-YEAR-OLD schoolboy escaped unhurt after being knocked off his bike by a car in Westcliff this afternoon.
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NEW ORLEANS - New Orleans is a coffee town.
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Legal Sea Foods - Kendall Square
- Address:
5 Cambridge Center
Cambridge, MA 02142Neighborhood:
Kendall Square
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
Legal Sea Foods - Kendall Square
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.legalseafoods.com/Restaurants/Cambridge-Kendall-Square
- Phone: 6178643400x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 11am - 10pm
Friday & Saturday: 11am - 11pm
Sunday: 12n - 10pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: The sunny private dining room at Legal Sea Foods in Kendall Square graciously welcomes guests for a variety of special events. The long wall of large windows offers an ever-changing vista of the lively streetscape. But inside, all attention is focused on Legal's signature hospitality. The private room accommodates 55. But by incorporating some of the general restaurant space as well, we can host larger functions, welcoming up to 120 people.
- Special Events: Celebrate a special occasion or host a corporate event at Legal Sea Foods. Here at Kendall Square, our sunny private dining room can accommodate 50 people for a sit down dinner or up to 60 guests for a cocktail reception.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Ames Street
- Public Transit: Kendall/MIT (Red Line) "T" stop.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: Our validation will net you savings, after 5pm on weekdays and all day on weekends. Park for discounted rates at the Parking Garage at 4 Cambridge Center, with entrances on Ames Street and Broadway.
A word from Legal Sea Foods - Kendall Square
The signature dish at Legal Sea Foods – really fresh fish.Continued
It's a scientific fact that seafood is the healthiest protein, so it's no wonder that Legal Sea Foods located nearby MIT and a whole catch of biotech office buildings in Kendall Square would be such a popular lure. Our restaurant, steps from the Marriott Hotel and convenient to Cambridgeside Galleria shopping and the Museum of Science, reels in residents and tourists alike.
We've received a boatload of accolades including "#1 Best Seafood Restaurant" (USA Today, 2013), "Most Popular Boston Restaurant" (Zagat, 2012/2013), "Best Seafood Restaurant" (Improper Bostonian, 2010), "Best Chowder" (Boston Magazine, 2010) and the honor of serving our legendary New England Clam Chowder at every presidential inauguration since 1981.
It's a scientific fact that seafood is the healthiest protein, so it's no wonder that Legal Sea Foods located nearby MIT and a whole catch of biotech office buildings in Kendall Square would be such a popular lure. Our restaurant, steps from the Marriott Hotel and convenient to Cambridgeside Galleria shopping and the Museum of Science, reels in residents and tourists alike.
We've received a boatload of accolades including "#1 Best Seafood Restaurant" (USA Today, 2013), "Most Popular Boston Restaurant" (Zagat, 2012/2013), "Best Seafood Restaurant" (Improper Bostonian, 2010), "Best Chowder" (Boston Magazine, 2010) and the honor of serving our legendary New England Clam Chowder at every presidential inauguration since 1981.
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Legal Sea Foods - Kendall Square reviews from OpenTable diners
152 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.2
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
great for lunch (62)good for groups (58)special occasion (50)fit for foodies (46)neighborhood gem (44)kid-friendly (33)great for outdoor dining (15)notable wine list (13)great for brunch (13)romantic (11)hot spot (10)late-night find (8)vibrant bar scene (5)Show More
- Not a great meal, sadlyKlavabadavaDined on 8/28/2014I've been a customer of Legal's since the 1980's. Our meal this week was the first not-so-great meal in all that time. Lobsters and broccoli were overcooked. I have ordered the vegetarian box before and it has always been excellent. This time it was a sloppy, gloppy mess. Of particular concern were the raw onions in my stirfry. That was an unexpected surprise. I did not finish it and did not take it home. Our table ordered two appetizers that were delicious and beautifully presented. The service was decent yet I was unable to find someone for a beverage refill. We paid, we tipped well (20%) and yet I think there was something amiss in the kitchen. I'll be back. I've had too many great meals at Legal. Thank you.
- Trustworthy for tourists ...vtvisitorDined on 8/27/2014My friend and I were from out of town and definitely wanted good seafood while in Boston, but without reading a lot of reviews of restaurants unknown to us. Legal Sea Foods was a good choice for us ... we loved the fresh seafood aroma when walking in, were greeted by two friendly young women and seated immediately ... a great start! ... Choice of seafood, appetizers and sides was great, at varying price points, and went well beyond just fried fish. They also had great draft beer choices, and our waiter was knowledgeable about the menu and made suggestions if asked. He was attentive during our long chatty meal but never intrusive. I recommend Legal Sea Food for any tourist who would like great, fresh seafood when traveling in Boston.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently goodKangaDined on 8/25/2014I always get the crab cake and seaweed salad - as always, it didn't disappoint! Loved Bon Bons too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reliable and always goodseafood4meDined on 8/21/2014One thing is that Legal Seafood is dependable for consistently good food. The Kendall Square location is my favorite, because of the service and great bar staff.Special Features:
- marionbrooklineDined on 8/18/2014We were a group of five adults and we wanted to be able to hear ourselves talk. What a joy to find a restaurant with very good food, excellent drinks, and a reasonable noise level. The waiters were knowledgeable about the menu and gave good advice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not up to their usual qualityFoodjunkieDined on 8/16/2014I have eaten at Legal Seafoods many times before and have had excellent meals. However this time, I was a bit disappointed with the food. The mixed seafood grill both my wife an I had was over cooked, with several items being charred. Second the meals took and extra long time to arrive - they forgot our seafood bisque as well. However that said it might have been just an off night for this location. I will come back and hope the food is up to standard.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good place for conversationMy4ODined on 8/16/2014One of our major complaints about many restaurants is that they are too noisy. KSq Legal's isn't.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quality seafood, bad servicejjburnsDined on 8/15/2014We were there for an 8:30 reservation on a Friday night. Restaurant was busy but not "slammed." We had what appeared to be two waiters but everything took twice as long. No one came to make sure our meals were correct or good. We had to flag down a THIRD waiter to get a second round of drinks. Disappointed but probably just an off night for our servers.
- Gluten free GodsendGFMommaDined on 8/14/2014I love Legal Seafood's gluten free menu. The GF calamari is fantastic. Even GF dinner rolls are served along with the meal. So hard to find good GF food that is both safe and appetizing. And GF breaded and fried items are rarely found at other restaurants. Thanks so much for your wonderful menu choices and attention to those of us with special dietary needs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was greatOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/12/2014Food was excellent and even though they had a tour bus full of people, our wait service never lapsedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love it!LS2014Dined on 8/3/2014The oysters are amazing!! I'm partial to the Wiannu's. everything at Legal is fresh & fantastic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RHospitality:amust2visitDined on 8/1/2014Every one assumes it is only the food that is good, but we have the most assuring welcome from the time we made our reservation to the reception on arrival and the service during the meal which was just superb. The woman who served us was very attentive and made us feel fantastic.Special Features:
- My favorite in Kendall Square!LS2014Dined on 7/30/2014Food and service are both outstanding! Fresh, yummy food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Relaxing dinner with great foodMargaritaDined on 7/28/2014Great food and outstanding service. Relaxed atmosphere with just the right energy level. Also very good wine list.Special Features:
- Saturday night at LegalOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/26/2014We had guests from England who specifically requested seafood - my husband immediately said Legal was it. Could not get a booking on the waterfront but Kendall is a another good choice - easy parking for starters. Our friends were so happy with the choices and loved their meals. We all had a very good time. P.S. I am allergic to seafood but they did a nice job with the chicken.Special Features:
- Love this place!LS2014Dined on 7/25/2014Fresh food, prepared simply and well. Delicious! Management and staff are super service oriented. Such a treat to eat here!Special Features:
- Work group dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/24/2014The food at Legal Seafood in Kendall Square was awesome. The ambiance was just right for a group of colleagues who were not native to Boston.Special Features:
- Hold the butterOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 7/24/2014Not as good as I remembered. I grew up on bluefish and can't get it in California, so I always seek it out in these parts. It was okay, but there's no excuse for drowning perfectly good fresh vegetables in butter, especially without warning. I also thought it was rather unprofessional that servers came by twice to deliver our entrees ("who had the bluefish?") while we were clearly not even halfway through our salads. Who's running the show, here, and don't they notice we're still eating? My friend and I ate in the bar, where I was served a perfect Dark & Stormy, i.e., no limes, no mint, no garnish, just a tall Gosling's and ginger beer on the rocks. Much appreciated!
- Consistently goodMamboKingDined on 7/18/2014Almost always you can find something good, always fresh. My favorite is the wood-grilled assortment. Last night the Salmon Almondine was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/18/2014Ordered off the gluten free menu and they made sure that everything was correct (had someone come out with my food separately and stated with every food that it was indeed gluten free, but without making a huge production about it.) Really, really awesome that they were so careful - and the seafood was awesome. :) yummy, yummy, yummy. Also, they brought out gluten free rolls before the meal and then asked if we wanted regular rolls as well, which was the. best. thing. ever.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TPatrickDined on 7/16/2014Spectacular food, excellent and friendly service,wonderful atmosphere!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- aaaaDined on 7/13/2014The steamers tasted like they had been steamed more than once. Way overcooked and dried out. The baked scrod was good, with excellent summer squash on the side.Special Features:
- Great food, excellent serviceDoodledogDined on 7/13/2014The smaller and less central of Boston's Legal Seafood restaurants was a treat. A kind of 70s decor with a mix of tables an boots, outstanding service and a menu with a lot to choose from. The oysters were excellent, 4 varieties and the shrimp cocktail and platter for entree were fine - but could have certainly eaten a little more of each. The cheese and broccoli fish pie was also well done, but perhaps a little 'ordinary'. Certainly not street seafood, but a restaurant that I would happily return to.Special Features:
- Legal is #1LuvTheFoodDined on 7/11/2014Great food, good friendly service, convenient location, love dining at your restaurant. My Ciopino was one of the best I've had. Awesome combination of seafood and for me the broth is to die for. My wife, who is not a fish eater per say, loved her Grey Sole and how it was prepared. We also loved the Rhode Island style calamari. We're not into desert now so we had an extra glass of wine. The whole menu is pricey, and that's the response we get from friends and family when we speak of Legal, but the food was phenomenal. Thanks for a great dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was good, service excellentmarciemVIPDined on 7/6/2014A very enjoyable leisurely lunch, service excellent, food quite good.Special Features:
- Going down hillFoodieVIPDined on 7/2/2014Quality of the food at legal seafood has gone way down. I had the clam bellies which were more like anemic clam strips huge disappointment
- A date favorite, but a let downrae165Dined on 6/27/2014My Parents Have been going to LSF for over 30 years. They dated there, fell in love there, and took all of the kids there at different times. They live outside NYC now, But I sent them to Boston for a special occasion (my Mother's graduation, also 30 years in the making). I messaged LSF to tell them, and make the reservation, stressing what a big deal this was. I am sad to say that while the food was excellent as always, no fuss was made, nothing special was done, and I will not be planning special occasions at LSF anymore.Special Features:
- Great!FilygalDined on 6/27/2014Had great dinner! Would recommend…. everyone know Legal as the place to go for fresh food!Special Features:
- Great lunchGrammaDined on 6/25/2014Our celebratory lunch was great. The mussels were the best I've ever had. We ordered calamari to share and our server recommended we get two orders with all four varieties ... Perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for Business Lunch MeetingsBizLuncher3135Dined on 6/19/2014A great spot for business lunches in the heart of Kendall Square. Wide selection of meal choices and ours were of the usual high quality we expect from Legal's. Service was helpful and attentive without being intrusive. And while very busy and a bit noisy, conversations at the table were easily held without raising one's voice. The only downsides were the cost ( you pay for the high quality fare) and the clear need for a reservation. Wait times for walk-ins were 20+ minutes! quite a spell for tight business schedules. Highly recommended for impressive food,service, and location, so just make a reservation and enjoy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodgreatfoodDined on 6/18/2014I came here to eat at the request of my aunt who was celebrating a birthday. I had eaten here several times before and had high expectations of the restaurant. I was not disappointed. The food was excellent. we had the signature fried seafood platter and, as expected, it was piled high with lots of shrimp, scallops, calamari and fish. I opted out of the clams and they substituted more shrimp without a hassle. The salad was great. Overall, the service was pretty good, though, at times I had to get the waitress' attention for things - especially to come and get the check so we could leave.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- gluten free delightetweeDined on 6/17/2014My friend needs to be gluten free and this place is very good about that. Legal has maintained the high standard established in its long-ago youth —and mine—in Inman SquareSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too expensive, but otherwise yummy.JennyPDined on 6/17/2014My only complaint is that the food is very overpriced. A place of 2 crab cakes with a small green salad should not be $30, no matter how good it is.Special Features:
- Great as UsualJeffDined on 6/13/2014Hard to beat Legal Seafood and I usually have a dinner here when I'm in Boston. This time I brought my wife who had her first dinner here and she loved it, not surprisingly. We're from Louisiana and know excellent seafood and Legal Seafood does a great job.Special Features:
- Good place for business lunchesFelicia9921VIPDined on 6/11/2014Great food and service. Atmosphere is good for business lunchesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ScientistVIPDined on 6/9/2014The seafood is always dependable at Legal. That's why we keep coming back and will continue to do so. :-) And our server was fantastic! However, I did have an unpleasant experience with the hostess. I had an 8:45 pm reservation and arrived 25 minutes early. I understood that my table may not have been ready right away. A couple walked in 5 minutes after us and were sat well before we were. I was upset about this because, reservation or not, we were there first and I believe we should have been sat first! The hostess said that I needed to wait until my reservation time. I will most likely make an effort to go to the Harvard Sq location over Kendall Sq next time.
- get the tuna burgergarusanuDined on 6/9/2014I usually sit at the bar here. The bartenders are friendly and know the menu. Good beer selection, friendly atmosphere and great food. A very comfortable place.Special Features:
- Loved it8wellDined on 6/8/2014The clam chowder and lobster are the best in town. So are the oysters. What a Boston/Cambridge gem. We went twice during a 5 day college reunion visit!!Special Features:
- RestaurantQueenDined on 6/7/2014We are regulars at the Cambridge location...whenever we come to town to visit our BU daughter! The food is always spectacular! This particular visit...not so much. They changed some of the food prep and it wasn't nearly as good as it's always been in the past. While we LOVE dining here--and we'll be back--this particular experience wasn't the best!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, nice placegarusanuDined on 6/6/2014Always a good lunch at Legal. Reliable food and service. Sit at the bar if you can.Special Features:


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higher geometry / derived geometry
geometric little (∞,1)-toposes
geometric big (∞,1)-toposes
fundamental ∞-groupoid in a locally ∞-connected (∞,1)-topos / of a locally ∞-connected (∞,1)-topos
derived smooth geometry
structures in a cohesive (∞,1)-topos
A geometric -stack is an ∞-stack over a geometry with function theory which is an ∞-groupoid that is degreewise an -stack in the image of .
This generalizes the notion of geometric stack from topos theory to (∞,1)-topos theory.
The text below follows (Toën 00). Needs to be expanded and (Toën-Vezzosi 04, Lurie) needs to be brought into the picture…
We consider the higher geometry encoded by a Lawvere theory via Isbell duality. Write for the category of algebras over a Lawvere theory and write for the (∞,1)-category of cosimplicial -algebras .
Consider a site that satisfies the assumptions described at function algebras on ∞-stacks. Then, by the discussion given there, we have a pair of adjoint (∞,1)-functors
where is the (∞,1)-category of (∞,1)-sheaves over , the big topos for the higher geometry over .
An object is called a geometric -stack over if there is it is the (∞,1)-colimit
over a groupoid object in such that
and are in the image of ;
the target map is (…sufficiently well behaved…)
For the theory of commutative associative algebras over a commutative ring and the fpqc topology this appears as Toën 00, definition 4.1.4.
Geometric -stacks are stable under (∞,1)-pullbacks along morphism in the image of .
Use that in the (∞,1)-topos we have universal colimits and that is right adjoint.
A presentation of geometric -stacks, in some generality, by suitably Kan-fibrant simplicial objects is in (Pridham 09). See also at Kan-fibrant simplicial manifold.
Every object in the image of is a geometric -stack.
Over the étale site an algebraic stack that is a geometric stack is also a geometric -stack.
Every schematic homotopy type is given by a geometric -stack.
Kan-fibrant simplicial manifolds serve to present geometric -stacks in higher differential geometry.
geometric -stack, function algebras on ∞-stacks
The notion of geometric -stack as a weak quotient of affine -stacks is considered in section 4 of
More general theory in the context of derived algebraic geometry is in
and specifically in E-∞ geometry in
Jonathan Pridham, Representability of derived stacks (arXiv:1011.2189)
Discussion of presentation of geometric -stacks by Kan-fibrant simplicial objects in the site is in


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Let it be the Washington Capitals at the New York Rangers from Yankee Stadium, new or old.
There's no question next year's outdoor game will be at Yankee Stadium. The National Hockey League was very close to holding it there this season, but plumbing issues put the kibosh on things. With the new Yankee Stadium ready to open this spring and the old Stadium sitting empty right across the street, it's likely that the logistics could be given a green light for 2010.
Bettman and NBC would salivate at the opportunity to get part of their television rating for the game from the New York market and be able to feature their most marketable personality, Alexander Ovechkin. We've already had Sidney Crosby featured outdoors and it's now time for Ovechkin to bring his caveman-style and toothless smile into the living rooms of those casual fans tuning in for the spectacle of outdoor hockey.
As long as the NHL draws so-so television ratings, there's no chance that one or both teams featured in the Winter Classic will be Canadian. It'd be fantastic for a Canadians-Maple Leafs match-up from Olympic Stadium or Rogers Centre, but Bettman wants the all-important US television ratings. With future locales like Fenway Park, anywhere in Minnesota, Michigan Stadium, and Beaver Stadium at Penn State, the next handful of outdoor game hosts on New Year's Day are easily available.
With the Rangers, you get the large television ratings. With the Capitals, you get what the NHL did with the Blackhawks today: the young, up and coming team that is heading in the right direction after years of poor performance. Also, you'd get the superstar attraction in Alex Ovechkin.
There's no doubt that the Winter Classic is here to stay and while the league likely won't get perfect weather every year on January 1, it's worth the chance to continue the game and make it a tradition that the entire sports world looks forward to every year.


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Jil Sander
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News about Jil Sander, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 27, 2013
Cathy Horyn reflects upon news that fashion designer Jil Sander is leaving the Jil Sander company, now owned by Prada, for unspecified personal reasons, for a third time. MORE
Feb. 26, 2013
Cathy Horyn reviews Milan Fashion Week collections by Bottega Veneta, Emilio Pucci, Giorgio Armani, Jil Sander, Marni, Missoni and Salvatore Ferragamo. MORE
Sep. 27, 2012
Fashion designer Jil Sander's spring 2013 comeback collection is a hit at Milan Fashion Week. MORE
Mar. 4, 2012
News analysis; decision by fashion company Jil Sander to dismiss designer Raf Simons, despite his work's being very well received, illustrates the breadth of the divide between the creative and corporate sides of fashion MORE
Feb. 28, 2012
Cathy Horyn reviews collections from Jil Sander and other designers at Milan Fashion Week. MORE
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In Jil Sander's Exit, Echoes of the Past
Ms. Sander announced that she is leaving the Jil Sander company for unspecified personal reasons, for a third time.
October 27, 2013, Sunday
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In Milan, Frills and Riddles
Neutral palettes from Bottega Veneta and some simple, feminine classics from Jil Sander.
September 21, 2013, Saturday
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Stranded in Milan
Even with the men's fashion shows, Milan feels eerily, blissful empty as the Milanese escape for a summer weekend.
June 22, 2013, Saturday
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Some Play to the Crowd and Some Are for Real
The big names in Milan fashion present their fall 2013 collections.
February 26, 2013, Tuesday
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Making a Statement With Wool
Boiled and double-faced wool is big this season with designers, as seen in Bottega Veneta's latest collection at Milan Fashion Week, while Jil Sander's fall collection was all about control.
February 24, 2013, Sunday
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A Comeback Jil Sander's Way
The designer counters skepticism from some store buyers and fashion editors with a collection of shaped dresses and coats in a cool palette.
September 27, 2012, Thursday
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The Delight Isn't Always in the Details
Milan likes to make a big show of its tailoring and handcraft.
September 25, 2012, Tuesday
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Jil Sander: Minimalism With a Kick
One could find all kinds of meaning in Jil Sander's show and her return to the label after an eight-year absence.
September 23, 2012, Sunday
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July 1, 2012, Sunday
To Go Forward, Go Back
Chastened by the economic crisis, men's wear designers in Milan stuck to the basic concepts that made them popular in the first place.
June 28, 2012, Thursday
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Milan Men's Wear for Spring 2013
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3.58/5 rDev -10.5%
22oz bottle. Pours a brown/red color with a small head that didn't stick around too long and left very little lacing on the glass. Smells of caramel malts with a little nuttiness and some hops. The flavor is very hoppy. Caramel malts for the backing as well as some bready malts, but hops dominate the flavor in my opinion. Finish is bitter. Seems a bit strong for a brown and a bit too hoppy. It's a good beer and very drinkable though.
11-15-2004 16:21:19 | More by clvand0
3.55/5 rDev -11.3%
On tap at Lucky Baldwins in Pasadena, CA.
Pours a murky dark brown with a foamy khaki head that settles to a film on top of the beer. Tiny dots of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, caramel, citrus zest, and some herbal hop aromas. Taste is much the same with a mild roasty and citrus zest bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a low level of carbonation with an almost flat mouthfeel. Overall, this is a pretty good beer that smells better than it tastes in my opinion.
09-22-2012 03:31:39 | More by UCLABrewN84
3.53/5 rDev -11.8%
Pours a dark caramel brown, topped with a one finger creamy tan head, leaves rings of lacing.
Caramel, fruit and herb in the aroma.
Caramel taste, fruity with dark toast and herb notes. Very roasty overall.
Medium bodied and smooth, ok drinkability. Not very 'stone like' even with the high ABV.
03-23-2005 00:15:34 | More by mschofield
3.53/5 rDev -11.8%
Pours a chestnut color with a nice sized creamy tan head.
Big sweet chocolate and nut smells. Roasted and earthy. Caramel and a definite alcohol presence.
Tastes of roasted malt, tangy milk chocolate, nuts and a bit of caramel. A bit on the sweet side and finished with a mellow hop bitterness and an almost peppery spiciness. The alcohol was present and was a little raw.
Thin to medium bodied with a rich full mouthfeel and a pepper burn in the back of the throat.
The combination of the pepper and alcohol made this a tough one to drink. The flavors were good but this seems to need some time to smooth out.
09-20-2004 15:37:25 | More by rkhaze
Quebec (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -12.5%
Bottle: Poured a deep amber color ale with a medium head with standard retention. Aroma consists of strong malt and lots of hops. Taste is quite bitter but well supported by the malt. I very much enjoyed this typical west coast beer. Now, Im curious to try some other Stone Anniversary beer.
02-14-2005 17:34:36 | More by Phyl21ca
3.5/5 rDev -12.5%
I wasnt too wild about this when it came out so I decided to see what a little age did for this. Pours out looking like soda with a decent sized light tan head rising above the body. Scattered webbings of lace. Chocolate and a roasty malt made up the majority of the aroma. Hints of sweet caramel were also quite noticeable. The flavor starts off with a malty sweetness and roasty malts. Some earthy hop bitterness was present. Medium body and average drinkability. Seems like so far this is about the same with a slightly less hoppiness than I remember. Not bad by any means, I just find it boring and uninteresting after the first half of the bottle.
04-14-2005 15:21:10 | More by meathookjones
3.5/5 rDev -12.5%
01-14-2012 21:45:56 | More by BDeibs
3.5/5 rDev -12.5%
This beer poured a ruby brown body with a small whitish tan head that died rather quickly.
The nose was surprisingly subtle for stone. Biscuit, some caramel, a soft floral touch, wood, soft fruits with a full barley malt smell.
Full bodied with a very sweet syrupy mouthfeel. A very light carbonation with a subdued hop bitterness. Not to say it wasnt bitter, but it just seemed to have a bitter flavor with all the high end cut off. Sort of like when you turn the high tone knob on your stereo down. Big rich syrupy malt with just a delicious big caramel malt taste.
Not really any crazy overpowering flavors in this baby. Just a simple, but decent, big malty beer with a somewhat numbing hop. Sadly my least favorite stone to date.
11-02-2004 08:47:15 | More by taez555
3.5/5 rDev -12.5%
04-10-2014 04:52:59 | More by akang
3.5/5 rDev -12.5%
02-19-2012 03:23:46 | More by jfcaa193
3.43/5 rDev -14.3%
I've said "sweet" a lot when talking about Stone beers and always meant it in that Stifler-meets-Miami-singles-bar-guy way. You might know it as "SUH-weet." Synonyms include "saucy," "nice" (see also NOI-ce), and "ughhh (ughhh, naNAnaNA)."
But 8th is sweet in the other, much more maligned sense of the word. Perhaps to cover up the smokey alcohol or perhaps to balance hops that are naturally out of proportion (being Stone and all), the caramel/toffee sweetness is first interesting and then just plain obnoxious, like the opening minutes of a late-night movie on Showtime.
This feels in the mouth like a mild ale, somehow, with half a shot of vodka mixed in.
The malty brown flavor is excellent and the hop profile of great interest, but it seems that Stone has used the 8th anniversary to merge all of their favorite styles (IPA, stock ale, and stout) into a hodge-podge that some might call a brown ale.
I'm not one to keep beer from breweries like Stone and Three Floyds and others stuck to BJCP style guidelines. Lee Chase and every brewer like him keeps American craft beer ahead of the rest of the world, challenging, revising, and ultimately revolutionizing the art with creativity and commendable spirit. But he, too, is faulted and this is a beer wraught with overzealousness, perhaps better as an idea than its actual manifestation.
Sweet, but deceptive and ultimately confused. Hm. I think I dated her once.
Relax, relax.
11-06-2004 19:34:23 | More by ngandhi
New York
3.4/5 rDev -15%
Poured a nice deep brown with ruby under tones. Head was tan and stayed a decent time. Lacing was there but didnt last long.
Aroma was roasted malt, a slight sweet maybe caramel smell, and a hint of hops
Taste was mostly roasted(actually more burnt) coffee mixed in was some nuttiness and a nice jab of earthy bitterness.
Mouthfeel was just slightly above average for a brown ale. Not too slick but not too filling.
Drinkability, while I could drink a few of these and enjoy them, I am not going out of my way to purchase more of this beer. Stone puts out better beers than this one.
05-08-2005 17:23:18 | More by stegmakk
3.4/5 rDev -15%
22oz bottle dated 08/2004 and purchased at Liquor Max. This one is almost two years old at this point. Color is dark brown (what a surprise) and the head is short and white. The smell is a little chocolate. The taste is a little chocolate and then standard boring brown ale. I bet this was really good when it was first released but time may have faded it a little. I was glad to have the opportunity.
03-12-2007 16:19:14 | More by ArrogantB
New Hampshire
3.4/5 rDev -15%
In honor of the day, presented my lover with a bronze choker with this one on 10/2/2004. 16-oz. pour at Sunset in shaker glass.
Film of elliptical, swirling thin head to start. Ruby brown hue but still slightly transparent with some light motion going on inside. Hidden bouquet of malt with caramel and juniper sweetness sneaking up at the end. Huge malt crunch with some roasted chestnut notes following at finish; some raisin and nutmeg notchings as well, along with some peat moss earthiness as pour warms. Lower end of medium-bodied spectrum, this is a nice offering but seems to lack something there is a hat full of hollow in the pour that needs, somehow, to be filled, and this offering falters on that account.
10-02-2004 22:10:41 | More by Truh
3.38/5 rDev -15.5%
Small dark cream colored head doesn't last long. Transparent cherry cola colored beer with no sign of carbonation. Chocolate malt aroma. Flavor starts of lightly sweet with hints of chocolate and tea hoppiness. Bitterness takes over midway through and is quickly joined by a rush of alcohol. It's pretty light in body which makes the alcohol stand out even more. Maybe my expectations are off, but I'm just not diggin it.
09-23-2004 01:54:42 | More by HappyHourHero
3.33/5 rDev -16.8%
Big ass bomber purchased at Jims Homebrew in Spokane a few months back. Its been hiding out in my stash. Brewed with barley, hops, water, yeast and a rather harrowingly glorious habit of taking liberties with the English language. Hmm.
Poured a dark cola brown color that became red when held up to light. Virtually no head or lace (what little there was had a mocha tan color). Kinda boring looking.
The smell was typical for a brown ale. Where this one differs is that its sweeter than most. Very strong brown sugar and molasses type smells. While there's a slight roasty malt scent, I can detect no hop scent of any kind, whatever the label says. If they are in the beer, they are in a quantity that prevents them from standing out from the barley and yeast whose presence was also trumpeted from the label.
This is a little more interesting in the taste than in the nose. The hops finally make themselves felt by adding a slight dryness to the heavy sweetness of this beer that is especially noteworthy at the swallow. Otherwise this is a sweet malt playground that is only slightly mitigated by a background flavor of raisins and figs. In a strange way this almost tastes like an ill-advised attempt to straddle the divide between brown ale and imperial stout, with the emphasis on the brown ale. This could be an interesting tasting beer, but its a little too insipidly sweet for that to happen.
Mouthfeel is about right for a brown ale. Thoroughly medium bodied. The carbonation is definitely lower than it should be. Perhaps this thing is so loaded up with sugar the yeast isnt rising enough. Ive heard of that happening with breweries with little or no quality control, but thats not Stone, so I think this was actually meant to be this way. Regardless, this needs a little livening up.
I suppose this is drinkable if you really want a dark beer that is massively sweet. To me, this seems calculated to appeal to some netherworld between BMC drinkers who are starting to branch out (it's too bitter for them) and hardcore beer geeks (it's too sweet for them). One thing it does well is hide its abv of 7.8%. Not particularly impressed with this, but it is drinkable in limited quantities the limit being this bomber. Once its gone, Ill have no urge for another.
11-08-2005 21:24:13 | More by woemad
3.3/5 rDev -17.5%
22oz. brown bomber poured into an imperial pint. Notes.
A: Brown and opaque. Medium head with some retention and a few wisps of lacing.
S: Caramel and tofee, carndi sugar. Big brown base. Some aged out hops.
T/M: More from the nose. A bit of spicy but pretty straight forward malts. More of the aged out hops. Body is medium or so with light carbonation.
D: This one is past its prime, I'd say.
11-04-2009 03:14:59 | More by pwoods
3.25/5 rDev -18.8%
11-12-2013 04:43:47 | More by GRG1313
3.25/5 rDev -18.8%
07-24-2013 05:44:35 | More by moonknight31
3.25/5 rDev -18.8%
08-04-2013 06:08:24 | More by nrbw23
3.25/5 rDev -18.8%
04-10-2014 03:40:11 | More by CoolEthan
3.25/5 rDev -18.8%
09-22-2012 01:39:37 | More by kornkid8600
3.2/5 rDev -20%
08-17-2014 23:51:40 | More by vma
3.2/5 rDev -20%
Appearance: opaque dark amber body. Nice big, tan head. Pretty good retention. Good lacing.
Smell: Quite sweet, light earthy/herbal aroma. Not very deep, though.
Taste: Big hop kick, very yeasty taste. This same taste is present in Double Bastard as well. As with the smell, this is very sweet, almost tastes like dessert. Feels a little thin in taste.
A good beer, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get it again. Does make a good pair with some afternoon baseball, though.
05-22-2005 19:50:16 | More by JackStraw22
North Carolina
3.2/5 rDev -20%
Soft brown body supports a thick off-white head that retains well and leaves a tiny bit of lace.
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Nursing Careers For All 'Experience Day'
10 December 2012
On Saturday 1st December, a group of young people from Butetown and Grangetown made their way to Cardiff University as part of an 'experience day' held by the Cardiff School of Nursing and Midwifery Studies' Widening Participation project, Nursing Careers For All.
The group consisted of eight girls who have been actively involved in the Nursing Careers For All project. All members of the group were from Loudoun Square youth club in Butetown, Cardiff, and while some have left school and are now not in employment, education or training, others are doing A-Levels.
The girls visited the University Hospital of Wales in order to see some of the University's state of the art facilities, including the new Cochrane library and the School's Clinical Simulation Suite at Ty Dewi Sant. They also had the opportunity to tour the Children's Hospital on site. They then had a session in the University's Health Library, situated in the impressive new Cochrane Building.
Ali Abdi, the Senior Youth Worker from the area, accompanied the students on their visit. Ali believes that this kind of visit is invaluable - "It opens their eyes to the possibility of what is out there," said Ali, who combines his role as Senior Youth Worker with that of Learning Coach in Careers Wales. Indeed, one participant was so inspired by the visit they remarked, "I've got to work hard in order to come to Cardiff now."
The experience day was part of the Nursing Careers for All project run by Cardiff School of Nursing and Midwifery Studies, a widening participation project focused on engaging those who are under-represented in Higher Education - those with the capacity, but not necessarily the opportunities, to attend university and go on to realize a fulfilling career in nursing or midwifery and other health care related professions. "Many of those that came to this event had never anticipated Cardiff University being within their reach," said Ali Abdi. "I was thrilled to see the enthusiasm of the young people already thinking as far ahead as university when they have only just started their A-Levels."
Since the commencement of the project, Nursing Careers for All has reached over 150 young people from some of the most disadvantaged neighbourhoods in Wales. Current nursing and midwifery students volunteer as mentors, offering those involved a chance to be supported both face-to-face and through e-mentoring, building the capacity and confidence of participants to make successful applications and to realize their potential for a fulfilling future career.
Many of the sessions are delivered in local schools or community settings, and the project has been developing close partnerships with colleagues from across the University including LEARN, Widening Access & Student Recruitment and the School of Healthcare Studies to maximize the opportunities for the potential students.
Sarah Fotheringham, Nursing Careers for All Project Manager, said: "Working with local schools and community groups at a deeper level allows for greater understanding of what is mutually beneficial for the university and the schools and embeds Widening Participation as a core principle for all parties."
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It may feel like summer has barely started, but it's already time to start thinking about your kids heading back-to-school. At least that's what retailers are hoping for, because many of them are ramping up their back-to-school sales this week.
Improving consumer confidence and economic conditions indicate sales and foot traffic will increase this year. However, most shoppers are looking for bargains.
And like the holiday shopping season, you'll see back-to-school merchandise and sales occurring earlier than ever.
Families are frugal when it comes to how many folders and pencils they'll buy for their kids. In fact, a recent survey shows that many will be looking for what they can re-use at home. When they do go to the store, they are looking for ways to save.
Target will be one of the more popular destinations, as more and more shoppers are looking for deals, and is one of the sstores already stocking school supplies. In fact, some started their sales even before many students were out of school. There are a couple of reasons for this. The main reason is this is an $84-billion industry.
Back-to-school for retailers is the second largest shopping season. Locally, stores have to accommodate more and more schools switching to a balanced calendar.
"We do carry uniforms now more than we used to," said Target's Amy Gibson, explaining how the store is adapting to what locals want by maintaining back-to-school specials through September. "I think more schools are doing it this year, so we'll adjust with the demand."
Target plans to promote a different school-related sale each week through September, and will include its own brand of generic supplies. "I think a lot of parents are shopping for that value," said Gibson. "So the Up and Up brand we see a of pencils, erasers, and we have new items and a lot of people looking for great deals and quality."
If one retailer is offering good deals, you can bet others will follow. So shop around and look for promotions.
On average, parents spend about $690 on school supplies.
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City to step in on Palo Alto summer school
Original post made on Oct 24, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, October 23, 2013, 10:14 PM
on Oct 24, 2013 at 6:50 am
Very pleased to hear that the City of Palo Alto is offering to increase youth summer programs in light of PAUSD's program cuts.
Will help local families and provide needed summer jobs!
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This makes sense. The same program wearing a different hat.
Hopefully it will work well.
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" low-income residents may qualify for 25 percent to 50 percent off"
Still loses complete scholarships as were offered by PAUSD.
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Though potentially damaging to his reputation and the University of Arkansas, the suspension of Bobby Petrino isn't likely to have a huge impact on recruiting. Petrino has never been much of a recruiter. His 2012 recruiting class was a major disappointment, as the Razorbacks' head man followed up two consecutive major bowl season with a recruiting class that failed to crack the top-25 and missed on three tremendous receivers in Courtney Gardner, Dorial Green-Beckham and Zac Brooks, the top player in Arkansas.
The early returns on the 2013 cycle aren't promising, either, as Petrino and the Razorbacks have yet to land a four-star player and have only two commitments, from three-star receiver Austin Bennett and running back Jamel James.
While Petrino is not much of a recruiter, it should also be noted that the state of Arkansas is not exactly a hotbed for high-school talent. Like fellow SEC school Tennessee, the Razorbacks must get most of their talent from out-of-state. That means dipping into Memphis, Alabama, Louisiana and Texas, facing stiff competition at every turn.
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11:50pm Monday 6th August 2012 in Sport By Nigel McFarlane
ELITE LEAGUE ICE HOCKEY: The Elite Ice Hockey League has implemented a social media policy for all players, team staff and officials, including referees and linesmen.
The policy has been written to help all users connect better with their audience, while understanding the dangers social media can bring and the responsibilities they have when posting.
There will be a blackout period imposed on game day. This begins two hours before face-off and runs until an hour after the game. The game-day ban does not include official League and club-run accounts.
Any breaches of the social media policy will be investigated by the League and may result in discipline.
Tony Smith, spokesman for the Rapid Solicitors Elite League, said: "We feel this is an important policy to implement.
"Social media is playing a more important role in our lives and it is vital that everyone connected with the Elite League understands they are responsible for what is written on their accounts.
"We do not wish for players, staff and officials to stop using social media, but we want to make clear what is and what is not acceptable.
"Fans will still be able to keep in touch on game day with scores and results, as the blackout period does not include the official Elite League and club-run accounts."


text: Quoting the words of James Hetfield, "Did you hear the one about the rock band that wanted to play in a symphony?" Better yet, of all the possible choices, can you imagine that band being Metallica? A year after releasing Garage Inc., the boys from San Francisco are back with their first live album since the Binge & Purge set. S&M – get your mind out of the gutter – brings us a compilation that no one could have expected. Just how do you put the voice of lead singer/guitar James Hetfield, the amazing solos of guitarist Kirk Hammett, the head-banging of bassist Jason Newsted, and the thumping of drummer Lars Ulrich together with the strings of the Michael Kamen's San Francisco Symphony? Forget about how it was done – just prepare to be amazed.The album was recorded back in April when the two groups met for a performance in Berkley, CA and contains material from the band's previous albums including Enter Sandman, Master of Puppets, For Whom the Bell Tolls, and One. The group complements these classics with two brand new songs, No Leaf Clover and Minus Human, both highlighted by great melody from the symphony.The first of the double-CD set features an opening with Ecstasy of Gold and The Call of Ktulu, featuring a great instrumental performance by the symphony. The `Tallica boys soon turn things up with Master of Puppets, Hero of the Day, Fuel, and The Memory Remains, along with other familiar tracks from Load and Re-Load.In the second half of the set, we are treated to classics like Wherever I May Roam, Sad But True, Nothing Else Matters, and One. Other works from the self-titled album known as Black, Load, Master of Puppets, and …And Justice for All of finish off the performance.S&M will satisfy both long-time Metallica fans, as well as the newer ones. There may not be many new songs, but the performance with the symphony shines a whole new light on the classics.


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One of my favorite activities while I was a volunteer was taking long bike trips with fellow volunteers and my host brothers. This photo was taken on our first trip to a dam (and the resulting lake), three hard and hilly hours away from my village. I had found the lake on Google Earth and we set out one day to find it, asking directions from the nomads that we encountered along the way walking through the scrubby hills with their vast herds of sheep.


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Lis Maurer, LGBT Center program director, and Rebecca Plante, associate professor of sociology, have published their book, Doing Gender Diversity: Readings in Theory and Real-World Experience. Recently released by Westview Press, it is a text intended for adoption in undergraduate courses on gender, women's studies, and sexualities, among other disciplines.
Stephen Sweet, associate professor of sociology; IC student Justine Lewis '11; and Judi Casey of Boston College have published their article, "Connecting Motherhood to Work: Teaching Resources and Strategies," in the journal Women's Studies Quarterly.
The article will appear in the fall/winter 2009 issue.
Cosmospolitan interviewed seven college-age women about why they remain virgins. Sociology professor Rebecca Plante, who has studied the sexual habits of college students, commented on why these women choose to wait. "People tend to assume that these women are waiting for religious or moral reasons or they're prudes or they have sexual hang-ups," she said. "But often, it's that...
Sociology majors Justine Lewis (2010) and Elizabeth Whalley (2009) participated in the Undergraduate Honors Program at the 104th meeting of the American Sociological Association in San Francisco, California, on August 8-11, 2009. In roundtable discussions, Justine Lewis presented her study "The Business Case Perspective for LGBT Workplace Policies," and Elizabeth Whalley...
Dr. Kimberly Baker, assistant professor in Sociology, presented her paper entitled, "'I'm just not sure what we are going to do with her': Sociological Ambivalence and decision-making in a Southwestern drug court," at the Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association in Denver on May 28, 2009. This paper was part of a panel dedicated to research on specialized courts in the...


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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The University of Kentucky men's basketball team was tabbed by the media to win its 46th Southeastern Conference championship this season as announced by the league office on Wednesday. Furthermore, the media selected freshman Julius Randle as the favorite to win the league's Player of the Year honor.
Voting was conducted by a select panel of both SEC and national media members. Each school selected media members that cover their team and additional media from across the nation were selected by the conference office to comprise the voting panel.
The Wildcats were the overall preseason favorite, marking the ninth time since 1998-99 that UK was the early-season pick. UK tallied 21 first-place votes, while Florida earned five first-place votes and Tennessee received one.
Randle garnered 11 votes as the media selected him as the favorite for the conference Player of the Year award. Tennessee's Jordan McRae was second with five votes. Five other league players received at least one vote for Player of the Year recognition.
UK's freshman from Dallas was also picked to the preseason All-SEC First Team, and is the only freshman to earn the honor. The other four members of the first team include three seniors and a junior.
Three Kentucky players were picked to earn second-team honors including sophomore Willie Cauley-Stein and freshmen Andrew Harrison and Dakari Johnson. Cauley-Stein was an All-SEC Freshman team selection in 2013.
The Cats will tipoff the 2013-14 season on Friday, Oct. 18 with Big Blue Madness at Rupp Arena. The annual event begins at 7:30 p.m. ET. ESPN will be on hand with Jimmy Dykes and Darrin Horn there to provide commentary on the action.
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Woman in hospital with serious burns after house fireby Penny Silvester
A woman is in hospital with serious burns after a fire in Headington near Oxford. Nine people - six of them children - were rescued from the blaze at a house in the Barton area.
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Office of Financial Aid 2014-2015 Newsletter
It's that time of the year! The 2014-15 online FAFSA is now available at www.fafsa.ed.gov, for those students who will be applying for need based aid and parents borrowing a PLUS loan for 2014-15.
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