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| "I love pinups," Katy Perry has told InStyle. "I've taken a lot of direction from those girls in cute little outfits caught in flirtatious situations--with a dog leash tangled around their legs and their skirts blowing up." For the multi-platinum singer this means blunt bangs, flawless cat eyes and Vargas girl lips. But as the dress-up queen has also posed as Queen's mustachioed Freddie Mercury, a denizen of Candy Land (in her "California Gurls" video) and as a variety of high school archetypes (at this year's Teen Choice Awards), it's safe to say we can expect some exciting new looks from the Teenage Dream star: "I can't always be a Betty Boop girl, or I'd want to jump off the Hollywood sign."
2000: As a freshman at Dos Pueblos High School in Goleta, CA, the blond (!) Perry idolized Freddie Mercury. (Photo: Seth Poppel/Yearbook Library)
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|The up-and-coming singer brought out her big blue eyes with pitch-black bangs. (Photo: Amanda Edwards/Getty Images )
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|Perry matched her rose lipstick to her '40s-style floral fascinator. (Photo: Amanda Edwards/Getty Images)
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|The aspiring singer rocked a golden glow for a Hollywood party.(Photo: Mark Sullivan/WireImage)
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|Her smash hit "I Kissed a Girl" topped the charts and she began to develop her signature look: Betty Boop lashes and bright lips! (Tony Barson/WireImage)
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|The return of the petals! The multi-platinum pop star hit a Chanel launch in pinup girl makeup and a veiled hat.(Photo: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images)
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|The Grammy nominee attended the awards show with Old Hollywood waves and bubblegum pink lipstick.(Photo: Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic)
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|Perry framed her face with an edgy Louise Brooks bob.(Photo: Michael Tran/FilmMagic)
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|She got slimed at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards in Bettie Page bangs, winged liquid liner and hot pink lipstick.(Jeffrey Mayer/WireImage)
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|For the MuchMusic Video Awards in Toronto, she chose mauve lipstick and loose waves.(George Pimentel/WireImage)
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|In honor of her role as Smurfette in the upcoming Smurfs movie, Perry wore a bright blue wig to the MTV Movie Awards.(Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
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|Perry's Grammy Awards look was inspired by her outfit. "Katy's look was angelic, sparkly and ethereal," said her makeup artist Jake Bailey. "I wanted to play off the textures in the dress and wings." He swept lavender cream eye shadow across the lid and followed with a dusting of springy green shadow on the bottom lashline. (Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic)
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|Perry appeared at the premiere of "The Smurfs" with newly-blond locks and Smurfette-blue liner. (Kristina Bumphrey/Startraksphoto.com)
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The battery grip is not integrated, the dented thing under the LCD is the attachment screw between body and gripI think is integrated
Well, no, it's not. But if you think it's integrated, what do you think that knurled thumbwheel on the grip with "lock" printed next to it will unlock if turned in the direction opposite the arrow?
Of course, the battery grip is integrated and not the battery itself. Therefore it has to be a "lock" there. Its not on the left but in the middle.
Here is on the left:
If not ... how do you explain that is no delimitation between the camera itself and the grip?
If this is o battery grip or WIFI or GPS, this was not the main point.
The main poit is that the 5D Mark-s have no (integrated) grip at all.

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Truly shocking.
I wonder if Obama would call them his children, like he did Trayvon Martin?
Truly shocking.
I wonder if Obama would call them his children, like he did Trayvon Martin?
That comment about if President Obama would call his children to those as same person who was chased in the street like an animal and shot. Is a bit uncalled for.
Are you fucking kidding me? "black teenagers" should I start writing "WHITE MAN" next to every story I post now? Then your Obama and Trayvon statement are you on crack?
If the teenagers were white, would you have named your thread "White teenagers force 10 year old girls to fight each other"?
Stupid kids being stupid. What race has to do with it is beyond me.
9 out of 10 people agree that in a room full of 10 people one person will always disagree with the other 9.
Wow truly racist post OP. First who cares what "race" they are, this could happen to any group. Second your snide comment about Obama calling these kids his children just tops your flat our blatant racist remarks. Can't wait till this is closed. I know I shouldn't even post to this but this one really pisses me off.
why they gotta be black?
heres a white guy burning a kitten alive just for fun. lets help counter balance some of the latent racism in this thread
people of all colours do horrible things!
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This thread is obviously (and intentionally) very racially-charged, and unnecessarily. All of that adds up to a thread that just shouldn't be. I'm closing this.


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UFC President Dana White is frequently apoplectic due to what he perceives to be bad judging in MMA. He is not alone. Many a furious fan has had cause to invoke pestilence upon the head of judges when fights ended controversially. However, I think it is unfair to excoriate the judges, as they are themselves hamstrung by amorphous judging criteria seemingly designed to create controversy. The brunt of blame must first fall on the rules themselves.
According to the applicable judging criteria, judges must score bouts on a 10-point Must system, and are required to "evaluate mixed martial arts techniques, such as effective striking, effective grappling, control of the ring/fighting area, effective aggressiveness and defense." Not only are these imprecise and subjective criteria, but the Rules themselves are ambiguous, complex and wide open to subjectivity, interpretation and bias.
In place of these, I'd like to suggest a more tightly-defined and objective approach for scoring fights. There is little controversy over fights that are finished within the distance by KO, TKO or submission (apart from refereeing decisions, which are a discussion for another day). So I will focus only on scoring fights that go the distance.
The perfect scoring system for MMA fights must fulfil two criteria:
1. It must be objective. This means that it must preclude (as much as is humanly possible) bias, opinion, emotion and judgment. These are the bugbears that cause controversial judging. The most objective method would involve discrete events that can be numerically counted. For example, in judging the attractiveness of a woman's figure, it is more objective to score her on something measurable like her waist/hip ratio, than on whether you think she has a 'nice figure'.
2. It must encourage the right behavior in fighters. In every combat sport, the behavior of fighters is influenced by the rules. They do more of what is rewarded, and less of what is penalised. For example, Savate kickboxers throw many more kicks than punches, because kicks score more than punches, and not kicking can get you penalised. This also of course explains why Jujutsuka are poor kickers (kicks aren't allowed in Ju-jitsu competitions), Karateka are poor at submissions, and Boxers have no takedown defense. So what IS the right behavior we want to see, i.e. what do we want to reward in MMA fighters? I would say two things:
a) Skill diversity. The ideal MMA fighter is well-rounded. This means he is skilled at striking, takedowns and submissions (in both attack and defense).
b) Effective finishing. The ideal martial artist can finish an opponent (i.e. render them incapacitated, unconscious or dead) in a short time, and using only a few (or ideally just one) techniques.
With the requirements framed this way, the answer to the judging question becomes simple and virtually writes itself:
1) Eliminate subjective and irrelevant criteria like Aggression, Octagon control, etc. These make assumptions about what the ideal fighter should look like, and invite subjectivity and judgment into the judging process. Many fighters are more effective in defense (George Foreman's aggression didn't merely played into Ali's tactical fight plan), and physical or Octagon control is not only subjective but irrelevant to the ideal objective of effectively finishing your opponent. If I retreat, am I being controlled, or am I baiting my opponent?
2) Reward and score only three things:
a) Effective Striking: A strike (punch, kick, elbow, knee, etc) that lands solidly on the head, body or legs and does damage should score a point. This meets the above criteria, because it is objective (i.e. can be counted), and encourages fighters to execute hard, effective strikes (and to defend against same) with the potential to finish their opponent. Feeble strikes should not be scored.
b) Effective takedowns: Any take down that causes an opponent to lose control of his center of gravity, and that damages him by causing impact with the floor, or causes him to expend energy regaining control of himself should score a point. This meets the two criteria because they are objective (can be easily counted) contribute to effective finishing, and they hurt the opponent via a sudden impact and causing him to expend energy. Rewarding these also means fighters will learn effective takedowns, and how to defend against them.
c) Effective submission attempts: Any submission attempt (choke, strangle or joint lock) that does not result in a submission, but damages the opponent by forcing him to expend energy to escape it should be awarded a point. Again, this meets all the required criteria: they can be objectively counted, encourage fighters to learn submissions (and submissions defense) and reward attempts to finish. Submission attempts that do not get locked in and do not force the opponent to escape, will not be scored.
Every fight would have three judges, who would simply tally up the number of effective srikes, takedowns and submission attempts. This could perhaps be done using simple custom apps on an iPad (press the blue button when Fighter A scores, the Red button when Fighter B scores, and tally at the end of each round). The fighter with the most points wins. This approach is simple, objective and clear. However, two discussion points are raised by this proposal.
The first is that of relative weights. Why should takedowns and strikes score the same (one point each)? And for example, shouldn't a spinning kick to the head score more than a short rabbit punch to the body? The answer is No, for two reasons.
First, If you give a strike a higher score than takedowns or submissions for example, MMA bouts will become kickboxing matches. If you score takedowns more, they will become Judo matches. If you score submissions more, they will become Ju-Jitsu matches. Score them equally, and fighters will pay equal attention to each skill. Secondly, trying to decide which strikes should score more that others is a slippery slope to counterproductive complexity and bias. Let's keep it simple.
The second point is whether the 10-point Must system should be retained under this proposal. Frankly, I'm indifferent. If the rules allow 10-9, 10-8, 10-7 and even 10-6 rounds, then the outcome should be the same whether you simply tally each fighter's points for the whole fight, or award rounds based on the differential in the scoring.
For example, say in a 3 round fight, the points for the three rounds (Fighter A vs. Fighter B) are: 85-75, 90-82, and 60-100. If we simply tally up the points, Fighter B would win with a total fight tally of 235-257. Alternatively, if we follow the current system and allocate 10 points based on the scoring differential, we should end up with: 10-9,10-9,6-10. This means Fighter B will also again win with a 26-28 score.
This simplified system would bring objectivity to judging, and be auditable (meaning bad decisions can be easily reversed). Yes, there would still be some differences of opinion on what is or isn't an effective strike, takedown or submission attempt. However, having three judges should smooth out such differences, which should anyway be few enough not to affect the overall outcome of most fights.
Perhaps this system's greatest benefit though, will be that lay and pray tactics, stalling, humping and blind aggression will disappear for good, because such boring and unmartial conduct will find itself completely unrewarded.


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All great points guys. As a former 5D Mk II owner and current 5D Mk III owner, they're great in low light. One other thing to add to the discussion is remember the lens matters too. Max ap lenses of f/4, f/2.8, f/1.2, etc. tend to focus faster, especially on the 1D Mk IV than narrower max ap lenses. Consider the 300mm f/4L lens on the 1DX vs. the 300mm f/2.8L on the same camera body. The latter will focus faster. Of course, stationary scenes who cares.
Had my 70-200 2.8II on the whole time. Great, fast combo.
I shot Wednesday outside with the 5D Mk III and 70-200L lens that you mention and it's hard to imagine a better combination. Oh the sharpness and color...............
There was supposed to be a couple of other photogs too, and my place was on the right side of the stage. It was great, the whole time just shooting away while seeing flashes go off in the middle. Damn that lens is sharp and I was very happy with the ISO all the way up to 12800.


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Franklin Street Pathway for Safety A Simple, Common-Sense Petition Requesting Peace College in Downtown Raleigh, NC, to Connect a Public Pathway Along the Formerly Public Portion of Franklin Street for Safer Access We are respectfully proposing that Peace College create, or allow placement of, a simple bike and walking path reconnecting the Franklin Street segments between Blount Street and Halifax Street. The path is needed because a public road was removed for a Peace College expansion project. A public utility easement still exists in this area. A paved or bricked path approximately 250 feet in length placed in the area where the public utility easement exists reconnecting Franklin Street will add the safe pedestrian access component to supplement the automobile access that is provided, in part, by the Delway Street alternative. Providing a pathway along this public utility easement area and connecting to an existing brick sidewalk is a logical, respectable and feasible solution to current congestion and disconnection in this area. Adding this pathway during upcoming construction on Peace Campus is a cost-effective opportunity for Peace College to promote a safer environment and provide viability to bordering stores and shops, thus taking part in the city\'s mission of livable streets within the vibrant city blocks that Peace College occupies.
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The Academic Adviser plays an important role in undergraduate education at Penn State, by providing advice and consultation about registration, course offerings, areas of faculty interest and expertise, educational opportunities and goals, degree programs, educational policies, regulations and procedures.
Good advising during the freshman and sophomore years helps students choose the proper courses in a degree program and may contribute to student retention and to completion of the degree program.
Composition and Size of the Advising Award Subcommittee
The Academic Advising Award Subcommittee shall be a regular subcommittee of the Student Affairs Committee of the York Campus Senate. The subcommittee will be composed of the advising award recipients from the three preceding years and two student members selected by the SGA. The subcommittee will select an advisor member as chairperson. It will finish its deliberation and announce the winner in advance of the Annual Awards Banquet held at the end of the spring semester each year.
All faculty and/or staff member who serve as academic advisers (with the exception of the professional advisors on the Advising Center staff) are eligible for consideration of the award. Exception: An academic advising awardee will not be eligible for consideration for three years after receiving the award.
Nominations and Selections of the Winner
The subcommittee will seek nomination from students, faculty and staff in both the fall and spring semesters. From these nominations it will select up to three finalists. The subcommittee will use surveys and/or interviews to determine the award winner.
A citation outlining the advising qualities of the awardee and signed by the academic advising subcommittee members will be presented to the awardee at the Annual Awards Banquet. (A fraktur or other similar citation would be appropriate, along with a monetary gift if such funds can be obtained).
Monitoring of These Rules and Procedures
The Student Affairs Committee, in consultation with the Academic Advising Awards Subcommittee, will review the above rules and procedures from time to time and recommend changes to the Campus Senate.


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Lovelace, Eileen L. "Enie," services are 10:30 a.m. today at Shiloh United Methodist Church, 5741 W. 100 North.
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Program Leader: Virginia Aita, PhD
The Humanities and Arts program includes both educational and research endeavors as well as public events to highlight the importance of the medical humanities and arts in fostering an understanding of health and illness issues.
The educational aspect includes voluntary medical humanities interest groups for both the UNMC faculty and staff and a separate group for students that is supported by the Wilson Foundation for Humanities in Medicine. The Wilson Humanities in Medicine Foundation also sponsors the annual Wilson Lecture dedicated to bringing national speakers to UNMC to speak on topics concerning the humanities and medicine. Another innovative educational program is the "Enhanced Medical Education Tract for Medical Humanities and Arts" that admitted its first three medical students in 2009. The program allows a select number of medical students interested in the humanities and arts to pursue humanistic or artistic research concerning questions about which they are curious under the mentorship of expert faculty. Also ongoing is the Humanities and Ethics component of the Summer Medical and Dental Education Program (SMDEP) series. Funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation since 2005, the series has been recruiting and training students from underserved areas in order to inspire a spirit of service and desire to further their health careers in order to serve minority and vulnerable populations.
The program in Humanities and Arts also includes a research component. Center faculty members work cooperatively with colleagues throughout UNMC and with others in the arts and humanities. Two significant research studies have come out of this kind of collaboration. One study is the Patient and Caregiver Portraiture Project. In this study, investigators Drs. Virginia Aita and William Lydiatt worked collaboratively with an artist-in-residence, Mark Gilbert, to explore the ideas of care and caregiving through portraiture. Portraits were analyzed by a multidisciplinary group of experts in art, medicine, and qualitative research to better understand the visual qualities of care and caregiving. Findings were later confirmed by a sample of public viewers during the inaugural exhibition of works. A second study was the "Teaching Observational Skills through the Arts." In this study the artist-in-residence, Mark Gilbert, and U.S. Poet Laureate Ted Kooser and FBI investigators taught observational skills that they use via drawing, poetry, and crime scene investigation respectively to medical students. Study investigators Lydiatt and Aita hope to establish whether or not students who have participated in the study intervention become more critical observers as a result. This study is ongoing.
Finally public events to highlight the medical humanities and arts are organized. The initial large public event was associated with the 2005 exhibition, "Saving Faces: Art and Medicine" planned by Drs. Virginia Aita, William Lydiatt and Gallery Director Deborah Lombard as well as many other UNMC and UNO faculty and staff to bring artist Mark Gilbert's Saving Faces paintings to Omaha from London where they were shown at the UNO Art Gallery. Along with the exhibition ran a series of public lectures to highlight issues raised by the paintings of before and after images of patients who had undergone head and neck surgery. As a result of this exhibition, the opportunity arose to invite Mark Gilbert to become an artist-in-residence at UNMC. The second significant public exhibition and associated lectures featured Mark Gilbert's art works resulting from the Portraiture study mentioned above. The 2009 exhibition called "Here I Am Now and Nowhere Else: Portraits of Care" and related lectures highlighted aspects of care and caregiving and took place with the collaboration of the Director and staff at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts at the Bemis Gallery.
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Sun Hung Kai shares plunge following arrest of company's co-chairmen in a major corruption probe in Hong Kong.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao arrives in Hong Kong for the 15th anniversary of the handover of the colony to Beijing.
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380 High Street NE
Salem, OR 97301
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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(503) 990-7117
Hours of Operation:
June 2013 Hours
Thursday - Friday for Dinner
5:00 pm - 9:00pm
All Day Dining on Saturday
2:00pm - 9:00pm
Closed Sunday - Wednesday
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
American, Contemporary American, Comfort Food
Executive Chef:
Adam High
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
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Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wine, Wine Bar
Private Party Facilities:
Banquet space for 25 guests.
Special Events & Promotions:
Banquet Room space for up to 30 guests. Please call for details.
Getting there
Cross Street:
Center St. NE and High St. NE
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A word from Broken Bread
All the best the Willamette Valley has to offer. Fine food presented in a relaxed setting, Broken Bread strives to connect the diner with our purveyors for a true Farm to Table experience.
With a smaller fixed menu and a wide variety of daily offerings Broken Bread is sure to please.
Broken Bread is .....
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Diner Reviews
I really like the fact that Broken
Bread focuses on local sources for food. The food was hit and miss, rockfish was great, chicken and dumplings (dumplings were biscuits) swam in a broth so salty I couldn't taste anything else. If this weren't an a la carte menu I would give it four stars. But when salad is extra that elevates my expectations, and the food didn't rise to that level. Only one vegetarian option, an uninspired quinoa dish. Also, with a name like 'Broken Bread' I expect fantastic bread. The bread served with the entrees was okay but was a bit of a let down."
Dined on 6/8/2013
Definitely a spot that captures
all the great fresh local food sources and puts them together with creativity. Small menu but not a bad thing on it- at least from the appetizers, entrees and desserts we got. Comfortable atmosphere to enjoy a leisurely meal right downtown."
Dined on 5/12/2013
Our favorite place for a special
night out with friends. The commitment to local foods–which support local growers and a healthier planet–and fabulous preparation make The Broken Bread a special place."
Dined on 5/11/2013
Broken Bread was very good! Hard
to find places like this outside of Portland. Great food, great atmosphere, great service:) excellent restaurant!"
Dined on 5/11/2013
had to wait a few minutes even
though we had reservations.ordered an appetizer it took 37 minute to get .Was just placed on our table and walked away. Well like most people I would like to know what some of the random condiments were on platter.Like the 3 different colored piles of salt? It wasn't in the menus discription. My husbands food was nothing spectacular and my risotto had partially cooked beans in it with large chunks of rock salt through out like eating sand at the beach. Just to mention that was not supposed to be part of my meal. We were going there to try thing out and purchase a gift card for my mom and in the first bite I knew that was not an option. I would not send my mom there or recommend it to any one I know."
Dined on 5/10/2013
I travel for work and finding
"real" food presented well is not as common as it should be, but Break Bread knocked it out of the park. My dinner companions from Alaska, and New Mexico were also impressed. Since I was the one that had chosen the restaurant for dinner, the kept telling me I had found a gem."
Dined on 4/26/2013
Food is always fresh, menu varied,
use local products, fish is always cooked perfectly."
Dined on 4/20/2013
Broken Bread is a unique
restaurant in that the concept is about food fresh from farm to table. The food was excellent and the staff/owners made the evening exceptionally special. The menu changes with availability. I chose Halibut with quinoa lentil pilaf and veggies from the specials of the day. The halibut had an aioli sauce that made the fish heaven and the veggies and pilaf had a wonderful blend of herbs. This is a great place for special occasions, or any excuse for a dinning expense."
Dined on 4/9/2013
Food was excellent....atmosphere
is terrific. Service was excellent."
Dined on 4/6/2013
We had eaten at Broken Bread
several times before they relocated to High Street. The previous location was harder to access but very charming. We are concerned about this location because it does not have a good track record and we do not want Broken Bread to go under. The menu is wonderfully inventive and the presentations are marvelous. The wait staff is very friendly without being intrusive."
Dined on 4/6/2013
First time at this restraunt. Main
draw is that it sources its food locally which is very important to us. The service is very good and friendly. My partner and I started with appetizers that included dates stuffed with cheese, vinegar and balsamic for the bread, and a nice pate. All of the appetizers were very good. for entrees I had the beef eye of round and my partner had some kind of pork medallions. We both had salads. The salads were great. Fresh and vibrant. the veggies were very good, and my partner like the pork. The one dissapointment for me was that the beef was dry and not moist and succulent. I thought that since it was roasted it would be juicy, and perhaps it was cooked to long. All in all a pleasant experience."
Dined on 3/13/2013
What a GREAT find! Excellent in
all respects- this will be a regular stop for us. Salem NEEDED this so bad!"
Dined on 3/7/2013
Excellent food preparation and
presentation. Very attentive service. Overall pleasant experience."
Dined on 3/6/2013
Very good "Farm to Fork" meals.
Service was fabulous! Friendly, welcoming staff. Time between ordering and receiving our meals was a bit long but we were comfortable and busy chatting so not really sure how much time elapsed! Our dessert choice (cupcake) was not good - very dense and dry. But everything else was good. The appetizer board was a great choice."
Dined on 3/2/2013
We really enjoyed the various
dishes we tried, especially the wonderful roasted veggies and squash that accompanied a couple of the entrees. My pet peeve is good restaurants that fail in the veggie department. Broken Bread is a winner."
Dined on 3/1/2013
Service was very attentive. It was
not crowded the day we went. I wish so strongly about the concept of local sourcing of food that I wish Broken Bread would be more vocal about what they are doing. They are doing great things but, if you didn't know they sourced locally, you might miss it when reading the menu. I'd even suggest a display board or menu page specifying which local suppliers they work with. Price is a little high for Salem but I'll pay it for local sourcing."
Dined on 2/26/2013
I have been to Broken Bread two
times and the meals were great! They were delicious and the presentation was beautiful! My friends, family and I had a very enjoyable time. Patricia, Dallas OR"
Dined on 2/23/2013
We enjoyed our service very much,
but the entrees were not what we had expected. The lasagna was tasty and had lots of meat, but very little pasta. My husband had the Turkey Stroganoff and felt it was too spicy. This was not addressed in description. He also did not care for the preparation. Our friends enjoyed their sole, although it was not much fish for the price. I think we will stick to this as a lunch spot. Our server was great!"
Dined on 2/23/2013
So nice to eat healthy, local,
delicious food in Salem. I rarely go out to eat because I avoid GMOs and artificial ingredients but Broken Bread is now on my list of places to visit again."
Dined on 2/21/2013
Broken Bread was a wonderful
discovery. The menu changes daily and features local foods from local farms. Everyone in our group of 4party of 4 agreed that we all had great meals, beautifully presented and delicious! The staff was pleasant, informative, and attentive. We were all very pleased and look forward to returning."
Dined on 2/19/2013
We enjoyed our meal, although felt
that the portions were quite small, considering the price. My husband had halibut and enjoyed it very much. I had a shrimp pasta with roasted red pepper sauce. It was tasty but the chef had seasoned it with very large salt crystals. I almost broke a tooth on it! I wouldn't order that again, but would try another dish."
Dined on 2/14/2013
The Pork chop was dry and for the
price of the meal the glass of wine was skimpy."
Dined on 2/14/2013
This place is a gem, and their new
location only makes it better. The menu is changing and features farm to table fare, is imaginative and well prepared. The portions are just right and you don't leave the table feeling over full or hungry. Selections are well priced. The new location features a pleasant atmosphere in a modern, clean environment. We had dinner there 2/14 and I had the baked halibut. It was a generous portion, about an inch thick. It was cooked to perfection; not overdone, quite moist. We've had lunch there as well and have never been disappointed. The wine list features many great wines well priced. The waitstaff is friendly and attentive without being overbearing."
Dined on 2/14/2013
Very nice restaurant with a
European flair. I checked kid friendly above but maybe I have been led astray by the crayons on the tables. I didn't see any "kid" food on the menu and there were no children in attendance. It seems really more like a place for grown ups. Perhaps the crayons were intended for us. The tables were covered with white paper that is perhaps irresistible to doodlers. The food was excellent, well plated and presented. We had halibut that was cooked to perfection. The wine list was small but good and did not have the usual suspects that we often find in local restaurants. The outdoor seating will be wildly popular when the temperatures improve a bit. The wait staff were well informed. We will go back"
Dined on 2/14/2013
Local pork prepared perfectly with
excellent service."
Dined on 2/14/2013
The food and service were
terrific.... thank you. The only low spots were the lack of conventional soft drinks (ie-Coke, etc)and non-alcoholic beer....no real biggies tho!"
Dined on 2/9/2013
Our lunch was fantastic. Dessert
first was wonderful. Wandering Aengus on the beverage list was AWESOME!!! I love the new spot! So much better than West Salem!!"
Dined on 2/6/2013
This is definately Fit for Foodies
and they change their menu daily. It's pointless to complain about having something consistent on the menu, that's not the point of this place. That's what Applebee's is for. I love the Farm to Table concept. I've been here twice and both times have been great."
Dined on 1/30/2013
We were promptly greeted by wait
staff. I told him I had a reservation for 2 and he asked me if I wanted to be seated in a corner table with a large column in front of it. I said no I would like a table where I could look at the new renovations they had done to the restaurant. He immediately found another table and it was much better but a bit drafty. The waiter was very pleasant and helpful. The food was delivered promptly. The food was outstanding. We both ordered a seafood fetticuni. The seafood was perfectly cooked and the sauce was very tasty. This is my first visit to this location and my third visit overall. Outstanding food and very good customer service."
Dined on 1/11/2013
My friend and I enjoyed our
dinners, especially the beet soup. Service was excellent, but menu choices are a bit limited. It seemed as if the restaurant ran out of some items, and we were there at 5:30PM which I consider early for dinner. I would hope the restaurant might include some traditional items such as an onion soup or green salad which would always be available for the picky eaters. Overall I would visit again for either lunch or dinner."
Dined on 1/4/2013
Young servers did not have good
knowledge of the wine list. An appitizer was never brought to the table. Food was delicious and well plated. Ambiance was left to be desired. softer lighting would help. The food, however, was splendid!"
Dined on 12/31/2012
I love that menu changes daily due
to what is fresh and available in our wreathes prices for some may be high, but for a special occasion it's worth it."
Dined on 12/31/2012
Very good food. Though not a
vegetarian, I ordered the winter squash with vegetable gratin. Delicious! Knowing that BB uses local ingredients is a plus. The cost is the only consideration for our return. Fair price for a VERY nice and locally sourced dinner--not a place we will go to on a regular basis, though. Staff was kind and accommodating. Plan to return for special occasions. Will recommend to foodie friends!"
Dined on 12/31/2012
Fresh food that tastes good. My
only complaint is that the menu changes with each visit so the item I really enjoyed at the last visit probably won't be available on the next visit. I had a great pulled pork sandwich three weeks ago, but when I had lunch on Wednesday, that was off the menu. I'm anxious to see the menu options in the spring and summer when fresh fruit and vegetables are more plentiful. Overall, good food (although the price is a little high for lunch)."
Dined on 12/19/2012
The food was outstanding and
prepared with good flavor and look. Service was excellent. The idea that it was local farm to food made it even a more enjoyable outing as we are supporting local farms."
Dined on 12/15/2012
The experience overall was good. I
took some employees to lunch there. I had the quiche and so did a co-worker. I hate to say it but the quiche was bland and it had the consistency of meringue pie. While we ate most of it, because we were hungry, we would not order again. The other people ordered the ravioli which had great reviews and and sandwich. The bread that was served was also good as well. I would recommend some menu items that are more mainstream and not so "foodie" in order to give some not so adventerous people in the group more options. I would go again."
Dined on 12/5/2012
I had the lamb burger and it was
fantastic. My mouth is watering just thinking about it."
Dined on 11/30/2012
Menu was a little quirky, loved
that. Flavorful, but not heavy. Fresh take on classics. Orange-infused Creme Brulee' - perfect hint of orange."
Dined on 10/24/2012
The lamb was delicious and the
deserts as well! Staff was friendly and helpful. The tables were covered in white paper and we were given crayons to draw on them. The food was classy, beautiful, fancy, delicious and the atmosphere was relaxed and inspired creativity. It's a great place to enjoy food and friends!"
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Where Can I Find Rattle Can Federal Yellow in a Pinch?
After rebuilding the steering on the 1975 Cub I decided to paint the lower housing before putting it back on the tractor since it is a tight spot to get to while painting the entire tractor with a spray gun. I would like to do the same with the front axle and tie rods since those are a pain to get to installed as well. My only problem is that I only had 1/2 a can of rattle can Federal Yellow in the shop. It was actually Valspar (from TSC) Cub Cadet Yellow color, and I didn't get to buy anymore before they got rid of it all. I really would like to get the axle painted tomorrow and re-installed so I can move the tractor out of the shop and get it ready for painting before it gets super cold and I can't paint it. I tried the Valspar 'Gold' from Lowe's and it is no where near a close match. Rustoleum's color was more far off than that! The local TSC that has Majic paint doesn't seem to have the Federal Yellow or CC Yellow either. Since TSC has switched paints (for the worse IMO), I really want to try out the CASE Iron Guard paints. BUT I need at least 1 yellow rattle can to use tomorrow. Where can it be found, or what would be a CLOSE match??
The part pictured was painted with the TSC Valspar Cub Cadet Yellow.
Re: Where Can I Find Rattle Can Federal Yellow in a Pinch?
You have a Cub Cadet dealer about 11 miles from you:
Phone: (205) 491-6666
11.4 miles
Another one about 20 miles away:
Phone: (205) 553-4888
22.7 miles
The Cub Cadet paint is the same as Iron Guard, and costs about the same. Make sure to tell them that you want the IH federal yellow, and NOT Cub Cadet yellow. They'll know what your talking about. You should plan to get enough to cover whatever you painted with the TSC paint, because it will NOT match..... trust me on this.
Unfortunately, the closest CaseIH dealer is over 60 miles from you:
1. Talladega Intl Trk 61.34 Miles
35450 Alabama Highway 21
Talladega, AL, 35160
tel: (256) 362-6113 - fax (256) 362-6551
Good luck!
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Re: Where Can I Find Rattle Can Federal Yellow in a Pinch?
Thank you! I didn't realize that the "New Cub Cadet" yellow would be the match that I needed and didn't realize that Cub Cadet Dealers carried the paint that would be what I needed. I only used the TSC CC Yellow for hard to reach places to "closely" match in case I didn't get it covered later with the spray gun. The other yellows are so far off that I am not going to use them at all.
Are you saying that the Cub Cadet dealer stocks IH Federal Yellow!? Would they have it in the quarts or gallons too? And are you saying its the same as the Iron Guard paint at the CASE/IH dealer?
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I stopped in to our local Cub Cadet dealer to buy a can of yellow paint recently but they wanted $18 for the can. When I protested he dropped it to $15. I still couldn't bring myself to pay that much for a $7 can of paint.
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WOW!! For a can of SPRAY PAINT!??? That is pure highway robbery! ha, I might have to just try and squeeze the old paint gun in those tight spaces after I order my IronGuard from a dealer who has it at a REASONABLE price. I've heard different dealers price it differently.....which makes NO SENSE to me at all. I guess I will just have to call around the country to find a good price......haha, at that rate, It'll get painted next year. And the reason for trying to save some $$$ on paint is cause I've got (3) more yellow/white Cubs to paint!!
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Make it simple on yourself. If you have an automotive paint supply house in your area, go in visit, tell them what you want and they will mix it. Federal Yellow is a standard paint colour and almost every supply house -- NAPA's C-Max, Sherwin Williams, Glidden, Martin Seymour etc., all will mix up Fed Yellow in rattle cans and will supply you quarts/gallons. You can specify even the type of paint. Personally I have been using both Dupont's Centari and Nason mulit-parts, but you can get very close to Iron Guard from these places.
Since I no longer have a CaseIH dealer close to me, this is the route that I have to take .. and thankfully I had dealt with C-Max for over 20 years so it was a no-brainer for me.
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Too bad you aren't closer, I would give you a rattle can of Valspar.... I hate the stuff!
IronGuard is pretty pricey these days, but not when compared with quality auto paint. Yellow is more expensive now, must be something in the pigment? I have used the quart paint with a foam brush and had very good results.
C&G or any dealer will ship it, but it must go ground.
This foam brush job still looks pretty good, except for my 'experiment' with tube body putty.
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You can order any of the valspar tractor paint that TSC sold through Lowes, you have to buy it by the case, gallons are 2 in a case, qts are 4 and rattle cans are 6
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Messick's has it.
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Thanks all. Yeah I have used the high end acrylic enamel in the past from the local auto paint store but I have grown a liking to the "cheaper" paint and when used with hardner it goes down well and seems to hold up ok.....well for 3 years so far. I had no idea that the psi t store could actually mix you a color of paint and put it in a spray can for you. Pretty neat. Thanks all!!
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Well that is great news! The ACE paint color looks great to me....especially since I'll be following up with the Federal Yellow after it is all back together. I just wanted to clean up and paint the hard to get parts and they'll most likely be repainted later. If they don't get covered good, it'll be a close enough match! There is only 1 problem.....I sprang to the CC Dealer today to get a can of yellow since I was already out. They said on the phone that it was around $10 a can and I was like "sounds good to me from what I've heard". Got there and it was $17.00 a can, and I complained and the 2 counter guys talked a minute and said that it would be $14.62 a can and rang me up. ha! I didn't realize you could talk the retail guys down in price! Still ridiculous though! I have a good mind to take it back and just use the ACE paint.....bigger can too. Wonder if they'd take an unused can of paint back?
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Be careful as to what "cadet yellow' paint you buy. Cub Cadet has AT LEAST 4 DIFFERENT shades of "Cadet Yellow" paint, and YES you can tell the difference in them.
The spray can part number for the IH Cub yellow paint is 759-3258.
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As long as you kept your receipt and didn't use any of the paint, they should accept it for a refund, but depends on their store policy. Locally, my ACE Hardware store sells the larger 15 oz. cans of implement paint for $4.98/can. Not even a comparison, IMHO.
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There has been a lot of hullabaloo in the press lately about inappropriate prom dresses and wearing pajamas to the prom as an alternative. This topic has popped up in Teen Vogue, the Wall Street Journal, the Huffington Post, and gawker.com. So, I thought that I would put in my two cents.
First, I have absolutely nothing against prom dresses. In fact, 20+ years ago I wore one myself. It was a black Gunne Sax dress by Jessica McClintock. That black prom dress had been passed around quite a bit in my family. My two older sisters wore it to college formals that year. We also had another young woman who lived with our family who also wore it to a college formal. We definitely got our moneys worth out of that prom dress.
So fast forward to 2012... why have prom dresses become so controversial? Some school districts throughout the country have started warning students about which dresses are appropriate for the prom and which are inappropriate. In a nutshell, schools are cracking down on tight, skimpy, revealing dresses.
Somehow out of all of this controversy, someone decided that teenage girls should just wear pajamas to the prom. Since we sell pajamas for a living, obviously we are biased when we say that this is a great idea. But seriously, we have a few suggestions if you decide to go to the prom in your pjs this year.
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The crash happened along East Main Street near the Walmart.
Capt. Regina Nowak with Spartanburg police said an officer saw a driver going too fast but did not see the vehicle again until it crashed.
According to the police report, the officers spotted the suspect's car, identified as 2000 Jaguar, and said he noticed the driver try to evade him.
The officer tried to follow after the Jaguar and learned the car's tags and decals were expired, the report said. At one point, the officer saw the car turn down a dead-end road, the report said.
The report said as the officer entered that same intersection, the Jaguar came towards the patrol car head-on, almost ramming it if the officer had not stopped.
The officer called out on his radio about the near wreck but lost sight of the car, the report said. According to the report, the officer sped up, turned on his blue lights and then came upon the East Main Street wreck.
Police said the Jaguar hit one car that was turning onto East Main Street then hit a second car before coming to a stop. The report said they then learned he had a suspended license.
Two people were taken to the hospital, including the driver. Nowak said he suffered the most injuries.
The report said police planned to charge the driver with aggravated assault on a police officer in addition to reckless driving, driving while suspended, expired tag and decals and driving with no insurance.
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According to court documents, school officials found a black folding lock blade pocket knife in a student's bookbag.
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Hester allegedly replied no, and after giving consent to a search, the school resource officer found a knife in the bookbag's top pocket.
Hester is charged with misdemeanor bringing a weapon to school property. His next court date is October 3.
The school has taken administrative action against the student, said Havelock police chief Wayne Cyrus.
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DALLAS (AP) - The boards of American Airlines parent AMR Corp. and US Airways have pushed back meetings to consider final plans for their merger, Associated Press sources say.
A source close to the matter said Sunday that the AMR board wants to meet in person, and that the US Airways board would only meet after the AMR board approves a deal. The source requested anonymity because the talks are private.
American Airlines was No. 2 and US Airways No. 4 in passenger traffic at Tucson International Airport last year. In 2012, 846,795 passengers flew American out of Tucson; 413,305 flew US Air. Southwest was No. 1 in Tucson with 1,255,249 passengers.
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Discussions were centered on Horton being a non-executive chairman of the board while US Airways management, led by CEO Doug Parker, would run the day-to-day operations of the new carrier, which would keep the American Airlines name.
The negotiations could still fall apart. United Airlines and Continental Airlines were within days of announcing a merger in 2008 when that deal fell apart, although they later resumed talks and completed a deal in 2010.
If American and US Airways combine, it would create the world's biggest airline as measured by passenger traffic, although United Continental Holdings Inc. would still be slightly bigger if regional operations such as United Express and American Eagle are counted.
On Friday, US Airways pilots ratified an agreement covering their pay and working terms if there is a merger. That was the last major piece to fall into place on the labor side for a merger to occur. American Airlines pilots approved a similar agreement in December. All three of American's unions support a merger that would result in US Airways management running the new company.
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Bryan Bluebird, of Pine Ridge, says authorities failed to spot him lying in a field and ignited the blaze on a dangerously windy day.
The lawsuit, filed in Nebraska's federal court, comes six months after he sent a tort-claim notice to Sheridan County and the Rushville Fire Department in northwest Nebraska.
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The 51-year-old man says he was lying in a field March 6 in Whiteclay when flames surrounded him. Authorities ignited the blaze to clear grass and prevent unintentional fires.
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MPD Officers Sean Manraksa and Tim Harrington located the suspect, Steven Hurd, in a stolen car and he was taken into custody.
The subsequent investigation resulted in the execution of two search warrants. During the initial search the MPD located the stolen Purple Heart Medal. Many other items were recovered which may be connected to other thefts and burglaries. The wrapped children's Christmas gifts have not yet been located.
Hurd and his girlfriend Sheena Flankey are in custody for the thefts. Flankey was charged today with felony theft. Hurd was charged today with burglary, felony theft and possession of burglary tools. Flankey and Hurd's children were placed in a children's shelter.
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The combined course of Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of Optometry aims to produce graduates who have the attributes, discipline-specific knowledge, professional behaviours and standards required to practise as an optometrist within Australia and New Zealand.
Throughout this course you will develop knowledge and understanding of the structure and function of the visual system; optometric clinical assessment and management approaches; ethical, legal and professional standards of practice; and acquire high level inter-personal and inter-professional communication, relationship management and commercial awareness skills. You will acquire life-long independent learning skills and a commitment to both patient-centred care and evidence-based practice that will enable you to practise as a professional in this field. The course equips graduates with transferable academic skills that enable them to conduct research, undertake self-guided learning. It also provides graduates with an understanding of visual health issues and their impact, particularly on communities in regional and rural Australia as well as globally, emphasising how underlying social and environmental factors contribute to the health gap between these communities and well-served urban population centres.
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Clinical placements are an integral part of Deakin's optometry program. You will undertake a variety of short-term industry placements during the Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of Optometry and spend the final six months of the course as a 'student resident' in one of a range of clinical optometric and medical settings. These extensive clinical rotations will enable you to consolidate your knowledge and skills in supported environments under the supervision of qualified optometrists. These clinical rotations may include time in our metropolital, regional or rural settings
Students who successfully complete D302 Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of Optometry can apply for registration to practise as an optometrist in Australia. Deakin Optometry has been awarded 'accreditation with conditions' by the Optometry Board of Australia, following assessment by the Optometry Council of Australia and New Zealand (OCANZ). Graduates of D302 Bachelor of Vision Science/ Master of Optometry will therefore be eligible to apply for registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), and to Medicare as service providers, making them able to pursue employment opportunities throughout Australia and New Zealand.
Students may elect to exit the combined program and complete the Bachelor of Vision Science requirements only (Graduates of the Bachelor of Vision Science will not qualify to practise as an optometrist).
Optometrists are primary eye care practitioners who are involved in assessing the health and function of the eyes and visual system and the diagnosis and management of a wide range of ocular conditions, Optometrists work in a variety of health care settings, with the great majority working in a private practice environment – which itself can be very diverse. On a given day, an Australian optometrist may perform a primary visual assessment, manage a newly identified eye disease, prescribe a prescription medicine, or prescribe, fit and dispense optical aids. At the same time, many optometrists are business owners and retailers.
Some optometrists use their qualification to engage in other employment opportunities, such as research, other para-medical practice and work within vision-related non-government organisations.
Following successful completion of the Deakin Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of Optometry, Deakin graduates are well prepared for employment in a diverse range of work settings including, but not limited to: hospitals, clinics, health services, state and local governments, non-government organisations, research institutes, tertiary education institutions, private practice, and corporate and community settings. Career and employment opportunities for qualified optometrists include private and public eye care, practice ownership, research and teaching, other ophthalmic practices, and recognised specialties within optometry such as low vision, paediatric vision, and behavioural optometry.
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It was an emotional day for the Minnesota Vikings and the team's fans as Adrian Peterson returned to the field just days after his 2-year-old son's death, with many bringing messages of support that go far beyond team spirit.
Some questioned the star running back's decision to play so soon after the loss, but most fans who spoke with FOX 9 News say they know the field has helped him cope in the past.
For many Vikings fans, Sunday's game was overshadowed by the MVP's personal tragedy, and it was the talk of FOX's pre-game show and abuzz among the fans who flocked to the Metrodome.
"I feel bad for Adrian Peterson, what happened to his son," 12-year-old Jessica Glenn told FOX 9 News as she displayed the home-made sign she brought. "I'm cheering him on today."
Glenn and her family came all the way to Minneapolis from Sioux Falls, S.D. -- which is where Peterson's son died of injuries he sustained in alleged beating. Prior to the news that the running back was in the state for a "family medical issue," few fans knew he had a toddler growing up in that state.
"That was a surprise," fan Yvonne Smith admitted.
A surprise soon met with sorrow, and the pre-game festivities took a new tone as fans turned from pre-game festivities to focus on the serious topic of domestic abuse.
"It's portrayed as huge because he's famous, but it's such a problem in our society that's getting recognition now," Smith said. "Hopefully, it'll bring awareness to a tragedy that happens all the time."
Inside the Metrodome, there were 28s all over the place -- many worn by children. Some parents told FOX 9 News they plan to approach the issue as a teaching moment for their young fans.
As Peterson came out onto the field, the cheers swelled.
"I hope he gets that people do care about his story and that they do se what's happening," Alex Bowman said. "We are here to help him through it."
The Bowmans even went to Peterson's house earlier in the week to drop off flowers.
"They came out and said ,'Thank you,'" Robin Bowman recalled. "It was just -- he's torn. It's a child. Who does that to a child?"
After the game, Peterson spoke with reporters about his decision to play, saying, "I never thought about not playing."
Peterson said he doesn't expect others to understand his decision, but getting on the field has always helped him cope. He also declined to discuss the relationship he had with the child.
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