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Norwich midfielder Jonny Howson praised his side for beating Manchester City to secure an 11th-place finish in the Premier League on Sunday.Howson grabbed the winner after 65 minutes as Norwich recorded a memorable 3-2 victory at the Etihad Stadium, and he is proud of what they club have achieved this season.
"Fair play to the lads for finishing like that - it's a tough league.
been an up and down season for everyone involved, but when the manager
took over, I'm sure if you said that we'd finish 11th, then everyone
would have taken it.
"It's very pleasing at this moment in time."
Howson has been at Norwich since January 2012, making 44 appearances, but he had only recorded one goal before a long-range hit against West Brom at Carrow Road on May 12.
He made it two in two games with his solo effort from the halfway line against City, and he believes the latter goal was better than his strike the week before.
"I got the ball in the middle of the pitch, and my first thought was that I could drive," he added. "Their two central midfielders were wide apart so I could run at the back two.
"It just seemed to open up. I had a touch and then another touch - I thought the defenders would take it off me but next thing I'm through on goal.
"I was just thinking of getting a good contact on it and getting across the keeper, and the next thing you know it's in the net.
"On a personal note, it's nice to be on the scoresheet but most importantly of all it's another win for the lads.
"Personally I think this week's is better. I'm not saying I'd expect to what I did last week all the time, but I'd find it easier than what I did today."
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|Koeman keen for ´difficult´ transfer window to end
|Van Basten absent due to health issues
|League Two Preview: Morecambe chase another win, giant-killers back in action
|Irvine eyeing another winger
|Van Gaal confirms more signings to come
|Barca are constantly improving, says Rakitic
|Di Maria is not ´the miracle´, says Van Gaal
|Torres Milan move ´a real possibility´
|Juventus v Chievo: Allegri begins quest to replicate Conte success
|League One Preview: MK Dons and Orient aim to follow up historic wins
|Schalke v Bayern Munich: Benatia in line for debut
|Pirlo blow for Juve
|Napoli defender Ghoulam suffers fractured arm
|QPR v Sunderland: Redknapp desperate for points
|Everton v Chelsea: Costa absence could prove costly
|Deschamps makes two changes to France squad
|Warnock excited by Palace challenge
|Lambert: Delph deserves England call-up
|Aguirre names five uncapped players in Japan squad
|Ki signs new four-year Swansea deal
|CSL Preview: Lippi returns to dugout, Beijing Guoan host rock-bottom Harbin Yiteng
|J.League Preview: Yoshida out to keep pressure on Urawa
|Chambers, Delph, Colback win England call-ups
|Rooney named new England captain
|Costa in doubt for Everton trip
|Ross County sack Adams
|Platini wants more UEFA representatives at World Cup
|Allardyce hints at big-name signing
|Platini will not challenge Blatter for FIFA presidency
|Bruce convinced of qualification
|Alonso set to swap Madrid for Munich
|Pochettino to use MK Dons as an example
|Champions League difficult for Arsenal - Bilic
|Redknapp takes aim at ´really poor´ QPR
|MLS Preview: Timbers braced for ´massive´ clash in Vancouver
|Los Angeles Galaxy 4 DC United 1: Arena´s side show quality
|Copa Sudamericana Review: River Plate, Libertad among teams to progress
|CONCACAF Champions League Review: Pachuca in seventh heaven, Leon held
|LDU Quito 3 Deportivo Quito 0: Hosts earn bragging rights against rivals
|Johnson calm over future
|Kiessling hails Leverkusen
|Benitez: Mistakes cost Napoli Champions League spot
|K. League Preview: Seoul eyeing winning streak
|Liga MX Preview: Monterrey looking to build momentum
|Valverde hails ´historic day´ for Bilbao
|UEFA Champions League Review: Mixed results for Europe´s big guns, Moti the hero for Ludogorets
|Atletico announce Velazquez capture
|Giroud set for lengthy absence - Wenger
|Holders City handed home clash with Wednesday
|La Liga Preview: Saul not worried by Simeone absence, Barca face tough Villarreal test
|Eto´o retires from Cameroon duty
|Aston Villa 0 Leyton Orient 1: Late Vincelot winner sends underdogs through
|Birmingham City 0 Sunderland 3: Late strikes stun hosts
|Arsenal 1 Besiktas 0 (1-0 agg): Alexis strike takes Wenger´s men through
|Stoke City 3 Portsmouth 0: Walters brace sees hosts into League Cup third round
|Burton Albion 1 QPR 0: Late strike seals upset for fourth-tier hosts
|Ligue 1 Preview: Bordeaux look to maintain 100 per cent start
|Dunga: No one guaranteed a place in Brazil squad
|Serie A Preview: Juve´s Allegri era starts at Chievo
|Mazzarri calls for professional Inter
|Utrecht swoop for Peterson
|Deeney extends Watford stay
|Alonso calls time on international career
|Bundesliga Preview: Schalke captain Howedes issues rallying cry, Leverkusen face Hertha
|Fazio joins Spurs from Sevilla
|Warnock will control transfers - Parish
|Pochettino wants Soldado and Townsend to stay at Spurs
|Augsburg v Borussia Dortmund: Weidenfeller returns for wobbling visitors
|Celtic complete Wakaso deal
|Seoul 0 Pohang Steelers 0 (aet, 3-0 on penalties): Yu heroics send Seoul through
|Guangzhou Evergrande 2 Western Sydney Wanderers 1: Wanderers squeeze through on away goals
|I´m the future, Benatia´s the past - Manolas
|Osotspa 3 Chiangrai United 3: Visitors secure point with late rally
|Israel versus Belgium fixture postponed
|Fernandes reveals Redknapp contract talks
|Warnock makes Palace return
|Eto´o grateful to Mourinho
|Maiga loaned to Metz
|Pearson rues ´poor´ Leicester display
|Bruce: Rhodes deal dead and buried
|Balotelli set to face Tottenham
|Di Maria wanted Real stay
|Dyche wary of inflated transfer market
|Celtic didn´t deserve Champions League, concedes Deila
|Game of two halves for Koeman
|Allardyce hails ´inspired´ Howard
|CONCACAF Champions League Review: Red Bulls up and running, Rodriguez stars for Saprissa
|Copa Sudamericana Review: Gimenez double helps Emelec through
|Eredivisie Preview: Guardado set for PSV bow, Ajax eye recovery
|Van Gaal ´not shocked´ by Dons defeat
|Deila: Celtic deserved Champions League exit
|Barca agree deal for Pereira
|Lopetegui lauds Porto progression
|League Cup Review: United hammered by MK Dons, West Ham lose on penalties
|West Brom 1 Oxford United 1 (aet, 7-6 on penalties): Hosts avoid cup shock
|Manchester United win ´something dreams are made of´ - Robinson
|UEFA Champions League Review: Celtic out again, Porto safely through
|United rebuild will take time - Van Gaal
|Erbil 2 Ha Noi T&T 0 (agg 3-0): Iraqi side comfortably into the AFC Cup semis
|West Ham 1 Sheffield United 1 (aet, 4-5 on penalties): Valencia miss proves crucial in shootout defe
|Millwall 0 Southampton 2: Koeman claims first win
|MK Dons 4 Manchester United 0: Humiliation for Van Gaal
|Swansea City 1 Rotherham United 0: Gomis off the mark in League Cup clash
|Leicester City 0 Shrewsbury Town 1: Mangan seals shock win for Shrewsbury
|Burnley 0 Sheffield Wednesday 1: Visitors dump Dyche´s men out of League Cup
|Walsall 0 Crystal Palace 3: Gayle treble lifts Palace gloom
|Gillingham 0 Newcastle United 1: Egan own goal secures Newcastle triumph
|Coupe de la Ligue Review: Auxerre, Ajaccio secure big wins
|Al Ittihad 1 Al Ain 3: Gyan helps visitors secure semi-final spot
|Hull City v Lokeren: Elmohamady calls for vocal support
|Al Sadd 0 Al Hilal 0 (agg 0-1): Visitors hang on to progress
|Tottenham v AEL: Pochettino eyes continuation of good form
|Benitez: The pressure is on Athletic
|Eto´o completes Goodison Park move
|Reus nets in Dortmund friendly win
|Roma secure Manolas signing
|Aduriz: We can´t play for a draw
|Al Hadd 2 Al Qadsia 2 (agg 3-3): Last-gasp leveller seals away-goal victory for visitors
|United break transfer record for Di Maria
|Hull announce Dawson signing
|Moses set for Stoke debut
|Hodgson pays tribute to Lampard
|UEFA Europa League Play-Off Preview: Lyon look to reverse upset, Inter defend three-goal lead
|Lukimya pens new Bremen deal
|Bayern complete Benatia swoop
|Bayern complete Benatia swoop
|M´Bia replaces Eto´o as Cameroon captain
|Palermo complete double defensive deal
|Bakambu claims Swansea and Freiburg interest
|Inter v Stjarnan: Mazzarri may tinker for Europa League test
|Kitchee 0 Ninh Binh 1 (agg 4-3): Hosts hold off strong challenge to reach last four
|Guardado pens PSV loan deal
|Lampard announces international retirement
|Wenger unsure on severity of Giroud injury
|Mascherano signs new Barca contract
|Basanta seized Europe chance with Fiorentina
|Marchisio: Allegri´s philosophy will boost Juve´s Europe hopes
|Persipura 6 Al Kuwait 1 (agg 8-4): Hosts romp holders to make history
|Cahill thrilled with Chelsea start
|Gardner completes Brighton loan
|Pienaar out of Chelsea clash, Lukaku faces assessment
|Seoul v Pohang Steelers: Korean rivals battle for AFC Champions League semi spot
|Lamela keen to add goals
|Jovetic refuses to take plaudits
|Henderson tips Balotelli for success
|Moya takes positives from defensive showing
|Pepe unperturbed by scrappy showing
|New youngsters will adapt, says Rodgers
|Girard confident of Lille progression
|Riise fears for Fulham under Magath
|Balotelli: ´It was a mistake´ to leave England
|Simeone: My suspension made no difference
|Guangzhou Evergrande v Western Sydney Wanderers: Aussies braced for hostile reception
|Bayern need time - Alaba
|Ancelotti: Fatigue behind lacklustre display
|Pellegrini delighted with Premier League start
|Moreirense 0 Sporting Braga 0: Conceicao´s men held in Moreira
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9/27/2013 (Updated 10:57:31 PM)The New York State Department of Conservation may not have made a definitive ruling on fracking, but the agency is proposing regulations to allow for the construction and operation of new liquefied natural gas facilities.
The facilities would include truck fueling stations and liquefied natural gas storage areas. DEC Commissioner Joe Martens said lower emissions from using natural gas as a fuel will provide significant benefits to the environment.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder had a double-digit lead late in Game 3 against the Memphis Grizzlies, and with it a chance to rip home court advantage back from the Grizz and hand Memphis its first home loss in the NBA Playoffs. Instead, the Grizzlies ripped the game from the Thunder, executing a graceful if careening comeback that resulted in overtime and, eventually, a win.
With a 2-1 series lead, Memphis has a chance to send the chosen Thunder into desperation. With a win in Game 4 on Monday (9:30 p.m. ET, TNT), the Grizzlies would have a commanding 3-1 lead and three opportunities to finish off Oklahoma City. It's exactly what the Grizzlies did to the San Antonio Spurs: take Game 1 on the road, win both at home and give yourself three opportunities to clinch.
It sounds so easy when laid out like that, and nothing about this season has been easy for either team. OKC was able to prevent all-out war from Zach Randolph in Game 3, but it came at the cost of a big afternoon for O.J. Mayo. Memphis had found itself balancing its defense and, frankly, playing with fire: Mayo guarded Russell Westbrook through much of the fourth quarter in Game 3, and it worked. That's a surprise. It could have gone the other direction, and OKC could have closed out the victory.
But it worked, as has so much of what Lionel Hollins has tried this postseason. We'll see if the Thunder can fight back in Game 4. Be sure to check out our Thunder vs. Grizzlies hub for full series coverage. For more on the Thunder, visit Welcome To Loud City. For more on the Grizzlies, visit Straight Outta Vancouver.


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1) Anja is a 5 piece rock band from the New York city area that formed in 2006. The band featured members of 40 Below Summer as well as Ken Schalk of Candiria's brother Steve Schalk in the band. The band played roughly 15 shows and recorded 15 songs from 2006-2008. 2) Female artist from Belgium and female artist from Norway.
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Sport: Alpine Skiing
Height: 6-0
Weight: 111
Classification: LW12-1, Sitting
Date of Birth: April 10, 1986
Birthplace: Hanover, N.H.
Hometown: Franconia, N.H.
Current Residence: Aspen, Colo.
High School: Profile HS (Bethlehem, N.H.) ' 04
College: University of New Hampshire '08, Geography, International Studies
Coach: Kevin Jardine
Career Highlights
Tyler Walker has been one of the United States' top mono-skiers for nearly a decade. He grew up skiing in adaptive programs at Waterville Valley and Loon Mountain, eventually joining the New England Disabled Ski Team. At just 19, he was the world cup overall runner-up for giant slalom. A year later, he earned his first trip to the Paralympic Winter Games and captured the giant slalom overall world cup title. Since then, Walker has been a constant force on the international stage, earning two more world cup overall titles and three ESPN Winter X Games titles.
Walker is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire, where he has degrees in geography and international affairs and minors in German and political science. In addition to skiing, he also enjoys handcycling, skateboarding, canoeing, knee boarding, tennis and hockey. In fact, Walker gained acclaim in Colorado Springs when he hiked the Manitou Incline, which boasts more than 2,000 feet in elevation gain in less than one mile, on his hands. Walker was born with lumbar sacral agenesis, a condition that resulted in his spine missing after the first vertebra; he had both legs amputated at the knee at age four.
Website: TylerWalker.org
Twitter: @tbone_walker
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Now a Paralympian, Walker began skiing at age 6 in a bucket on skis
Twenty-six athletes and four guides nominated to represent Team USA in alpine skiing
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When is this snow going to end? Everywhere I look I see the white stuff. I'm having a hard time seeing the beauty of it right now. Snow always slows things up for me at work. I can't verify information because the people to whom I need to speak aren't in work because they can't make it to work. Forget scheduling appointments, especially in the city. Small streets not plowed makes for difficult navigating. And I love measuring a house when there's two feet of snow to trudge through. I shouldn't complain I guess, the last time we had this much snow I was eight months pregnant with my second child. Where is all this ranting and raving going you ask? Nowhere. I just needed to vent. Isn't that the best part of blogging? Fear not, I will soon blog about more real estate related topics, but for now, I just wanted to give everyone a window into this appraiser's world. :)
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New Smyrna Ocean Club South 2bdr. 2bath. ground floor condo in New Smyrna Beach
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- sleeps 5
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Rent weekly Sept- Dec for 450.00 week or just 65.00 per night with a 3 night min. It is a great time to spend time at the beach when the weather is nice and the crowds are gone. Excludes Thanksgiving Week and Christmas Week. Plus tax,cleaning.
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Come to New Smyrna in the fall and enjoy warm weather and smaller crowds. A great time to visit. Save 600.00 off monthly stays. Or save on nightly stays. 65.00 per night (3 night min) All rates subject to 12.5% tax and 85.00 cleaning fee
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Excellent local seafood restaraunts. Historic Flagler Avenue and its
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Liv and Steven Tyler clothing swap green (not gay)?
[May 29]
Celebrity dad Steven Tyler is a famous rock and roll musician from the band Aerosmith. His daughter, Liv Tyler, is a famous actress and model known for her role in the Lord Of The Rings movie series (where she played an Elf princess) and as the girlfriend of actor Ben Affleck in the blockbuster hit movie Armageddon. Tyler, known for his flamboyant celebrity fashion, is really just an All-American dad with four kids, and despite rumors that he is gay surfacing in the internet gossip media since he took the new gig as judge on American Idol, says he just likes to wear women's clothing — that's all. But not just any old thing some girl might throw on when getting dressed for an afternoon shopping with the girls or heading out for a night on the town. You won't catch Steven Tyler cruising the Victoria's Secret lingerie shops at the local downtown shopping mall. If Steven Tyler is on the hunt for ladies clothing, chances are the celebrity dad will be hitting up the walk in closets of daughter Liv Tyler. The celebrity father daughter duo swap clothing all the time in an effort to re-use, reduce, and recycle celebrity fashion. So really — Steven Tyler is not gay. The rocker grandfather of grandson Milo and long-term music companion of guitar playing musician Joe Perry is just going green by participating in a clothing swap of designer duds! So clothes really are at the heart of the celebrity scandal gay rocker reports that were swirling faster than a car in a Fast and Furious movie or a Kung Fu Panda 2 Tigress kick Memorial Day Weekend 2011 in small minded small talk coming from outside Hollywood social circles more than anything at all.
Further, the West Australian reports Steven Tyler denies being gay, but is in no way homophobic. The site shares:
Aerosmith forntman Steven Tyler has revealed he experimented with gay sex when he was younger.
The I Don't Want to Miss a Thing singer, who has four children, including actress Liv Tyler ,admitted to fooling around with a man when he was younger, but soon realised it wasn't for him.
"Gay sex just doesn't do it for me. I tried it one time when I was younger, but I just didn't dig it," the 63-year-old, who is appearing on American Idol, wrote in his new warts-and-all autobiography, Does the Noise in My Head Bother You?.


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Another week of spring football, another assistant coach press conference.
Two more Iowa assistant coaches talk spring football.
Reese Morgan picks up Iowa's third instate commit for 2014. That dude is on a roll.
The Hawkeyes take on Penn State in a must win road game.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -- Wednesday is a big day for the Land of Lincoln as Governor Pat Quinn will deliver his State of the State Address.
There's no doubt Governor Quinn will have quite a bit to say, as the state sits in a pool of debt.
Governor Quinn's State of the State speech Wednesday will set the tone for the rest of this year. That tone is already being made loud and clear by central Illinois lawmakers.
"When you talk about the State of the State, it's in distress and there's a lot of areas that need immediate attention," said Republican State Representative Dan Brady of the 88th District.
That distress is caused by the pension crisis and the inability for the General Assembly to come to a bi-partisan solution. But beyond the General Assembly, it takes leadership and that leadership needs to come from Governor Quinn.
"We should be locked into a room and not come out until we solve this issue," said Republican State Senator Darin LaHood of the 37th District. "The Governor should put all the leaders in the room and whoever else needs to be in there and not dictate things by press conference or by press release, sit in a room, solve our problems, and don't come out until we do."
46th District Democratic State Senator Dave Koehler thinks pension reform will happen, but he questions if it will happen in a fair way.
"We need to look at this as a long term, 30 year endeavor, refinance it," said Koehler. "There's no reason to allow ourselves to be on the ramp at this point. The ramp hit three years ago. It's like buying a house with a balloon payment. When the balloon payment comes due, you refinance, you don't just go under."
Along with the $17 million the state spends a day, there is $6 billion in unpaid bills and $9 billion in debt, but the debt problem goes far beyond finances.
"One of the debts were running right now is one of trust. And when the general public does not trust the General Assembly to do what they should be doing for the betterment of the greater good, it becomes very difficult to handle these large scale problems," said Democratic State Representative Jehan Gordon-Booth of the 92nd District.
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Today's Wednesday's Child has more energy than the Energizer Bunny.
Ray loves to build, so we took him to a place where he could have a field day doing just that! We went to the Legoland Discovery Center in Grapevine.
"This is the flower tower, because it has flowers on it. Little, tiny flowers," said 11-year-old Ray.
He is an energetic 6th grader who loves Legos and building towers.
His foster mom, Amber Baker, said Ray is quirky and creative, and very attached to her.
"I do love him," she said.
During our adventure at Legoland Discovery Center, Ray not only built towers, but he talked with us about what he likes to do for fun -- like watching his favorite TV show "SpongeBob SquarePants."
He also told us what kinds of foods he likes to chow down on.
"Spaghetti, with cookies and milk!" he said.
Ray told us he would like a mother and father to look after him. Parents who will listen to what he has to say, even if it's just talking about all his favorite characters on SpongeBob -- including Patrick who will eat anything.
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Ray's current foster parents say he is a loving, sweet child who needs parents with a certain quality.
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Ray has become attached to his foster parents, but understands adoption and is ready for a mom and dad who are here to stay.
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We started a data warehouse project a few years ago, and I began by hiring who I thought was a solid technical person to initiate the effort. The project initially went well, but I started to feel like it wasn't progressing like it should. Last year, I asked my best operational manager to lead the effort. We later added a second technical staff member to the project.
As you know, data warehousing is a highly technical field that requires knowledge on a number of fronts. I was concerned that my operational manager would struggle to become comfortable dealing with people who perceived themselves as experts; sadly, that was the case. He asked to leave the project. I complied and don't fault his effort at all. He is a solid leader.
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My first question is about the technical expert you initially hired to lead the effort. I see three possibilities:
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- He's technically competent but lacks project management and other organizational skills.
- He's just a bad hire -- looked good on paper and in the interviews, not so good once at his desk.
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Measuring Calcium Buildup Is a Better Way to Predict Heart Disease in Those With Chronic Kidney Disease, Study FindsCalcium buildup in the coronary arteries of chronic kidney disease patients may be a strong indicator of heart disease risk, according to a new study led by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health researchers.Fri, 22 Aug 2014 16:31:39 GMThttp://www.jhsph.edu/news/news-releases/2014/measuring-calcium-buildup-is-a-better-way to-predict-heart-disease-in-those-with-chronic-kidney-disease-study-finds.html
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Guests of the La Jolla Symphony & Chorus gathered at the Del Mar Marriott on Oct. 13, 2012 for this year's gala fundraiser, "Midnight in Paris." As partygoers arrived, they were transported to Jazz-Age Paris with thematic décor. Many dressed for the part in boas, flapper dresses, beads and other chic 1920s garb. The evening began with a hosted reception, silent auction and opportunity drawing for an "Instant Wine Cellar." Then the curtains to the ballroom parted, and guests entered for dinner to the sounds of Cole Porter's "I Love Paris," performed by Big Band Express.
During the evening, Music Director Steven Schick recognized honoree Bonnie Wright with a special tribute as the LJS&C Arts Angel 2012 for her visionary concert presentations and support of local artists. A second surprise tribute was made in the name of love when guest Randy Stewart took center stage on the dance floor and proposed to his date, Trisha Snider, with 125 guests as witness.
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City announces Grade A Food Excellence Award recipients
The City of Kansas City, Mo., announced today the recipients of the Health Department's ninth annual Grade A Food Excellence Award. There were 330 food service establishments that qualified for the award this year, including full-scale restaurants, fast-food establishments, school cafeterias, bakeries, convenience stores and grocery stores, among others.
The award recognizes food establishments that have continuously demonstrated excellence in compliance with the City's food code and other public health standards established by the Health Department. The award is valid for one year and is based on cumulative inspection reports throughout 2012. The 2013 awards will be announced next year.
The Health Department recognizes that excellence is most fully achieved when food service management fully endorses employee education and training. Therefore, the 2012 Grade A Food Excellence Award is being awarded to establishments that have exhibited excellence in sanitation and food safety, as well as evidence of successful employee education.
All food establishments in Kansas City, Mo., are inspected regularly by the Health Department, and if they are open it means that they have passed their inspections. The establishments recognized with this award have substantially exceeded the standards set in the Food Code. This year, approximately 10 percent of permitted food establishments in Kansas City, Mo., met the higher standards of this award.
The full list of recipients and further information on the award is available on the Health Department Web page, www.kcmo.org/health.
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Cirque du Soleil presents "Dralion," check for show times at the Verizon Wireless Arena, 555 Elm St., Manchester. Tickets range from $35-$100 for adults, $28-$81 for children (12 and under), $31.50-$85.50 for military, seniors, students. For tickets or more information, call 1-800-745-3000 or visit cirquedusoleil.com.
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"Help" the Beatles Tribute band, 8 p.m. at the Derry Opera House, 29 West Broadway, Derry. Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for seniors and students. For tickets or more information, call 437-0505 or visit derryarts.org.
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Ken Perlman and James Prendergast in concert, 7:30 p.m. at the Derry Opera House, 29 West Broadway, Derry. Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for seniors and students. For tickets or more information, call 437-0505 or visit derryarts.org.
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James Taylor, 7:30 p.m. at the Verizon Wireless Arena, 555 Elm St., Manchester. Tickets are $75.50 and $45.50. For tickets or more information, call 800-745-3000, 644-5000 or visit ticketmaster.com, verizonwirelessarena.com.
"A Slice Of Life," at the Drake Farm Books, Antiques and Gallery, 148 Lafayette Road, North Hampton. Works by the late Nancy Frye (1939-2006) will be on continuous display. For more information, visit drakefarm.com.
Currier Museum public guided tours, tours are offered daily, and highlight either the museum's permanent collection or the current special exhibition. Public tours are free with museum admission. Tour times are: Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays at 12:30 p.m., Saturdays at 11:30 a.m., Sundays at 1 p.m., and the first Thursday of the month at 5:30 p.m.
Concord Community Music School, offers choruses for all ages, including Songweavers, a children's chorus called the Purple Finches, and Sunflower Singers for adults with developmental disabilities and their caregivers. Private lessons, music and movement classes for children. Call 228-1196 or visit ccmusicschool.org.
The Profile Chorus, an award-winning women's a cappella show chorus based in Manchester, seeks new members with a passion for song. All are invited to rehearse, learn four-part harmony, develop vocal skills and have fun at the same time. The group rehearses Mondays at 7 p.m. at 83 Hanover St. in Manchester. All voice parts are welcome. Call 204-8778 or visit profilechorus.org.
Singers For the Interfaith Choir, meets weekly at St. Luke's United Methodist Church, 63 East Broadway in Derry. Anyone in high school or older can join this group that has been singing in the area for more than 40 years. Auditions are not required. Call 458-1455.
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Saying Yes To Cigars
Posted: Aug 21, 2014 12:00pm ET
I'm back in the office after a week on Cape Cod with my family, a trip that has turned into a summer tradition in my household. Each summer we head to the ocean dunes of eastern Massachusetts to put our feet in the sand and take a break from the working world. During the day we look for a beach with waves, or a quiet bayside cove where swarms of minnows dart away from your legs. At night we sit down to clam chowder, fried clams or succulent lobster rolls, and all is right with the world.
I smoke for work, so I often take a little break from smoking when I'm away, but I seldom travel without cigars. I had a nice selection with me when we checked in at the Wequassett Resort in Harwich, a hotel that has turned into a family favorite.
What brings the Wequassett to this blog is a new area the resort opened this season, a sprawling outdoor space featuring comfortable, curved couches set around fire pits and rows of bright white Adirondack chairs. All of it is cigar friendly and puts a traveler in a comfortable seat overlooking a quiet body of water dubbed Pleasant Bay.
Most places in the United States and elsewhere seem to be removing cigar-friendly spots, so when a place moves in the opposite direction and makes itself more accessible to cigar smokers, it makes me happy. The big outdoor area is gorgeous, offering views of Pleasant Bay. The waters seldom see a wave larger than an inch or two, so it's perfect for taking out a paddleboard or just getting your toes wet. Sitting in one of those chairs, cigar in hand, overlooking the tranquil waters, seems to be pretty close to perfection.
At the Wequassett, if you forget to bring your cigars (tip: you should always travel with a few) you're not out of luck. You're far from a cigar shop, but the resort has a good cigar menu (yes, a cigar menu) at its restaurant Thoreau's, a small dining spot with a pub feel located only a few steps away from that grand outdoor area. The menu has a variety of choices, arranged by strength, with a cigar for just about any palate. The list includes cigars from Fonseca, Macanudo, NUb, Rocky Patel, Arturo Fuente, Ashton and more. Want a libation to watch that sunset? Waiters will bring you anything from a glass of wine to a Cognac or Port.
Twenty Years Of Trade Shows
Posted: Jul 21, 2014 9:00am ET
I'm writing this blog as I'm packing for the International Premium Cigar & Pipe Retailers trade show, better known as the IPCPR. Amazing as it seems, this will be my 20th show. I joined Cigar Aficionado magazine in the summer of 1995, one week before what would become my first trade show. I was as green as a field on a summer day, with a head full of black hair and about 400 freshly printed business cards stuffed in my pockets. It was a perfect way to get immersed in the world of premium handmade cigars.
While there's no denying that this trade show is a lot of work (my days will start around 8 a.m. with a breakfast meeting, with nary a break until midnight or so when the last function is over) it's enjoyable work for certain. Over the years I've made a lot of friends in the cigar business, and the trade show (which I still sometimes refer to by it's old name, the RTDA) is a great way to reconnect, catch up and share stories about the cigar industry and life in general.
Cigar Aficionado uses the trade show as a way to showcase our magazine and our newest projects (this year it's Where To Smoke) but we also use it to find out what's new in the world of premium, handmade cigars. If you're a subscriber to Cigar Insider (our twice a month Internet newsletter about the cigar business) you may already know about some of these new smokes. Our team from Cigar Aficionado—Gordon Mott, Greg Mottola, Andrew Nagy and myself—will be in Las Vegas meeting with all the your favorite cigarmakers, getting all the news about what's new, and reporting on it back to you via Cigar Insider, our social media, this website and the magazine itself.
So keep an eye on this website and our Twitter feeds and see what's going on in the world of premium cigars. There's always something good and new at the trade show. I haven't been disappointed yet.
Fighting Fakes
Posted: Jun 10, 2014 1:00pm ET
Fake cigars are a persistent problem for cigar lovers, particularly cigar aficionados who smoke Cuban cigars. And while most of the blame lies on those who prey on consumers by peddling the fake product, some consumers are also guilty of ignorance.
I was reminded of this today by Greg Mottola's fine article on the new and improved Cohiba Behike bands (read it by clicking here). Behikes, being among the most pricey and desired of Cuban cigars, are alluring targets for counterfeiters, so since their debut in 2010 Habanos S.A. has incorporated anti-counterfeiting devices into the cigar bands. They have just added more. But the world's best anti-counterfeiting devices are rendered useless if consumers ignore them.
A few years ago I received a phone call from a friend, who was extremely excited. He had recently acquired a box of Cohiba Behike BHK 54 cigars. I asked him about the outer box and the code, which he didn't have. I asked him about the price: $300 for the box. Then I asked him how many cigars were in the box, and he said 25. Red flags, anyone?
I told him the cigars were fake. He insisted on showing me in person. We sat down a few days later, and I went over, in detail, point-by-point, all the things that were wrong with the packaging and the cigar bands. You can see the detailed photos in this story I wrote at the time.
My point is this: if you are in the market for a Cohiba Behike BHK cigar, you really ought to know how the genuine product looks. You should know they come in boxes of 10, have holograms on the bands, have pigtails, and you should have a general idea of what they cost. I can't tell you the number of times people have come to me with stories about buying cigars from an inside source who has a friend here or an uncle there, explaining the $100 price-tag on a box of Esplendidos or Serie D No. 4s, or the missing or improper stamps on the bottoms of their cigar boxes, or the missing row of dots on the Cohiba band.
A Trip To The Past With A Montecristo
Posted: Apr 14, 2014 5:00pm ET
You can imagine that Cuban cigar retailers have little trouble selling Montecristo brand cigars. Even before the Montecristo No. 2 was named Cigar of the Year by our magazine in January (with a stellar score of 96 points) Montes were among the best-selling cigars in the world. The yellow box with the brand name in red, the sextet of fancy swords intertwined in a triangular pattern around a proud fleur-de-lis—Montecristos are as iconic as can be.
But there was a time, many years ago, when some cigar smokers weren't familiar with the brand, and building new markets required salesmen who showed off the cigars in hopes of finding a sale.
Several weeks ago, over lunch in Havana, I was shown an amazing piece of history, a box of Montecristos from 1949. What made this extra special was the fact that this was no typical box, but a sampler box built for five sizes of the Montecristo line, a salesman's tool to show off the entire brand to customers at a time when Montecristo was not as famous as it is today. And inside? One remaining cigar, a wrinkled, rumpled and somewhat banged up Montecristo No. 2.
"Back in the day, different people repped different brands. There was competition," explained Rob Fox, of James Fox cigars in Dublin, Ireland, the owner of the precious box of Montes. "Reps from Hunters [and Frankau] came to Ireland and could have called on tobacco shops, and back then there were a lot more shops."
As old as this box is, James Fox Cigars is far older, having been in business for more than 125 years. Rob Fox and his colleague David McGrane (who himself has been selling cigars at Fox for more than 40 years) explained the nuances of the old Montes as we dined at El Litoral, a new paladar astride the Malecón in Cuba.
The Final Night In Cuba
Posted: Mar 1, 2014 11:00am ET
The trip had been a long one: ten nights on the road, with nearly every evening ending with a long dinner. Speeches, songs, conversation and cigars each and every night, and at the end I was ready for a break. Then the voice hit me.
It was a strong, ambitious rendering of Adele's "Someone Like You." The singer's powerful voice, sung alone, with only a piano to give it company, sliced through the chitchat of 1,000 people, through all the smoke, and woke me up, bringing a smile to my face.
The moment took place on Friday night in Havana, perhaps an hour-and-a-half into the gala dinner closing the Habanos Festival. The night, which honored the H. Upmann brand, featured four courses of cigars bearing the Upmann name, culminating in the first ever Reserva for the brand, the H. Upmann No. 2 Reserva.
The singer wasn't announced, so I didn't get her name. She was far from the star act of the evening. That honor went to superstar Tom Jones, who was a special guest. He performed three songs before dinner, charming the crowd with such hits as "It's Not Unusual."
"I started smoking Cuban cigars in the 1960s, and I haven't stopped yet," Jones told the crowd between songs. All those cigars haven't had an impact on his voice—the 74-year-old sounded great.
The featured cigar of the night was the H. Upmann No. 2 Reserva. The cigar is said to be made with tobacco from 2010, and it has the same dimensions of a traditional H. Upmann No. 2.
I hate to judge cigars in these situations, but duty called, so I lit up one of the Upmann Reservas after dinner. The start was unimpressive, but about a half-an-inch in it woke up to take on some sweet, tasty notes. I caught a faint hint of milk chocolate. The cigar was mild, but H. Upmann is meant to be a milder Cuban brand. One shouldn't expect Bolivar- or Cohiba-style flavor from this marque. I polled some of the other people in the room who smoked it, and most seemed to be pleased with what they had, and used the word "mild" to describe the cigar. Of course, this was a sample, and it will be many months before this Upmann reaches stores.
Cigar Shopping In Cuba, The Sequel
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Havana Cuba is so rich in fine cigar stores that it's hard to cover all the good ones in one blog, or one visit. I wrote about several shops earlier in the week; to complete the picture of shopping for Cuban cigars in Havana I hit several other stores, which I'll cover here in this sequel of blogs. I even shot a little video.
You probably know the Hotel Nacional as the most famous of Cuban hotels (speaking of sequels, it served a role in the best sequel ever made, The Godfather Part II). It also has quite a decent La Casa del Habano. The store has two levels, and the serious stuff goes on downstairs.
Cohiba Behikes were in good stock here, even better than in Quinta Avenida. There were more than 50 boxes of Behike BHK 56 (310 CUC for a box of 10), well over 100 boxes of BHK 54s (Cigar Aficionado's No. 5 cigar of the year, 94 points, 300 CUC a box) and at least 30 boxes of BHK 52s (220 CUC), which has been my personal favorite.
The store also had plenty of the new Montecristo Petit No. 2, in various boxes. I shot some video inside the humidor, which you can see below.
The store has several areas to smoke, but I've ever had a cigar there, and I can't remember ever seeing anyone else smoking there either. It's not that the smoking areas are horrible, but they're far from glorious. Being located in the basement limits the view. The bigger reason is that the Hotel Nacional has a stunning back patio with comfortable chairs and couches that is a lovely place to enjoy a fine cigar. At night there is often music. A little Santiago de Cuba 11-year-old rum and a great Cuban cigar—very hard to beat.


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But there are 1,167 unemployed veterans in the North Country region, including 280 in Clinton County, according to U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer.
Those numbers are expected to increase as efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan continue to wind down, he said at Bombardier on Friday.
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Empire State Development has earmarked $2.5 million for a proposed expansion of the Plattsburgh facility. The plan would call for the company to invest up to $25 million, but no timetable has been announced.
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The Somali Canadian population is "undergoing the growing pains of integration into the larger Canadian mainstream" according to the head of the influential Somali Canadian Congress. Ahmed Hussen, a noted activist and newly minted Ottawa University lawyer, reflects on mentorship, influence and integration for Canada's large Somali population.
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Yesterday I completed my first vidcast at the AAPS Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia. I had the pleasure of discussing quality by design (QbD) as it applies to analytical methods with one of the top experts in this area: Dr. Moheb Nasr, director of FDA's Office of New Drug Quality Assessment.
One valuable point Dr. Nasr made is that there are still misconceptions about the objectives of quality by design in the industry. FDA has been working to address industry questions and concerns on what implications it will have in manufacturing and exactly what aspects may change. Specifically, they are working to address the important question of how to implement QbD principles. Dr. Nasr, who was in Brussels this past week, pointed out that the agency is working with ICH (International Conference on Harmonization) on these exact issues.
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The final question concerned whether FDA planned to mandate specific analytical techniques in certain applications. Dr. Nasr emphasized that QbD is not a requirement but rather encourages industry to apply its fundamental objectives of process understanding.
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↵This streak should continue rolling under new starter Taylor Potts, a four star recruit coming into the position after an excellent spring game and two years of cramming to lean on in replacing Texas Tech's most successful passer to date, Graham Harrell (who went undrafted in this year's NFL draft, but let's not talk about that here for simplicity's sake. Coach Leach gets upset when you mention that.) Taylor Potts is experienced, intelligent, and until a few weeks ago had the most magnificent beard in all of college football. ↵↵
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↵This was the kind of beard one saw on 18th century Quebecois fur trappers, or on Jeremiah Johnson, or maybe on the faces of the members of Mastodon or somesuch other prog-metal band. This was a beard that said, "I'd rather be strangling a caribou to death with my bare hands," or "my other car is a Kodiak Bear loyal to me and only to me." It was the sort of beard suggesting he attended Texas Tech over Texas because he could not bear the thought of attending a school where a man named McCoy wasn't challenged to a duel on the spot. His beard had its own passport from the nation of Man-zania, and its pages were considered currency in almost every country on the planet. ↵↵
↵Sadly, Potts has shaved his beard, a dangerous move on anyone's part since he had such good karma going. If he's any kind of pirate at all, he'll bring back at least the half-beard he sported at one point last year, sans mustache in the Amish style. That way it's less a beard and more of a chinstrap pad for your football helmet, and you can claim it as a utilitarian thing to prevent helmet slippage. It's simply too glorious to keep off your face, Mr. Potts. ↵↵
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There were 385 cars at last year's event and this year the organizers are expecting more than 500.
"We'll have something there for everybody to see," Jimmy Robinson, a member of CARS, said. "There are people and cars coming from all over Alabama and from neighboring states."
The club, started five years ago, consists of 30 car-enthusiasts who wanted a way to share their love of cars with other people in the area.
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Investigators in Arizona are looking into a copycat acid attack on a woman in an apartment complex. Authorities say Derri Velarde, 41-year-old mother of five, was getting out of her car in her apartment complex on September 4 when she was attacked with acid. Investigators say the suspect did not say a word and tossed the contents of her cup on the victim, which immediately started to burn her face.
Although investigators in Washington believe Bethany Storro's attack was random, investigators in Arizona believe this was deliberate. Mesa Police have released a sketch of a Hispanic woman, between 30 – 40 years old, around 5'6" and 140 pounds. She was described as having a ponytail and wide hips, and was wearing a black tank top and black sweat pants with a white stripe.
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