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Many Democratic members of Congress felt the incoming flood of independent money would simply make it difficult for individual campaigns to be heard.
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"Just as the campaign committees and interest groups can play an unsolicited and unwelcome role in campaigns -- even then they think they're working in your favor -- super PACs certainly have that potential," said one Democratic member.
"It will super-power outside groups," worried another, "enabling them to play the role that national parties used to with soft money, only with less accountability and coordination."
"More and more, outside groups will take away the ability of candidates to set up their own campaigns," said a third Democrat. "In addition, the attacks will come not from opponents but from other groups. This is not a good way to run our election campaigns."
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"The more competitive the race, the less control the candidate and now even the campaign committees will have," said another Republican. "Super PACs will determine who runs Congress. They are neither transparent nor accountable. How can this possibly be a good thing?"
But those Republicans were in the minority. Three-quarters of the Republican members surveyed said they did not expect super PACs to give candidates less of a voice.
"There has always been outside money in races," said one Republican. "In 2008, outside groups spent $6 million in my race (before super PACs). In the end as long as a candidate does his or her job (of raising money and telling their story well), they can win."
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A few Republicans predicted that super PACs will amplify individual campaigns, rather than diminishing them.
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CITY GLAM A LEGAL 4 Bedroom in the Heart of Manhattan -Spotless & Best Location in Manhattan
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- baths 2
- sleeps 8
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Winner 'TripAdvisor' Top Vacation Rental for 2013 & 2014. Downtown meets midtown in this oversized (1800sf) mint 4 bedroom / 2 bathroom townhouse duplex apartment. Feel free to visit the website dedicated to my two apartment rentals www.midtownflats.org
Beware of Internet Scams. We only accept credit card payments. Never wire funds to anyone from your bank account for this or any other apartment rental. Always use a credit card for your own protection! Make yourself aware of the rental laws in NYC. Beware as most apartment rentals in NYC are ILLEGAL since they are located within a larger building containing 3 apartment units or more. Because this apartment is located in a building with only two units it is a LEGAL vacation rental. You can research this information on the internet.
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Downtown meets midtown in this mint 4 bedroom / 2 bathroom townhouse duplex apartment. Be one of the first to experience and enjoy this apartment has just completed a gut renovation on April 1, 2013. Everything is brand new from the bathrooms, to the kitchen, to the furniture, to the sheets and towels.
A celebration of modern style and old world sophistication, this oversized duplex apartment boasts over 1800+ square feet (186 sq meters) of living space including your very own private outdoor oasis.
Unlike most cookie cutter New York City apartments this duplex offers plenty of space to enjoy with friends and family for a memorable New York City vacation experience where you will not feel cramped or on top of one another. With a prime location in midtown Manhattan, the apartment is located on the lower two floors within a townhouse, the ground and parlor floor. There is no elevator. There are two apartments located within the townhouse building. The other apartment listing is VRBO 426870 should you wish to view this listing and reviews.
The apartment is a mix of old world charm and new contemporary flair, complimented by high ceilings, oversized windows, marble fire mantels and brick walls and the piece de la resistance, your own beautiful private backyard oasis.
Enter the apartment via the ground floor private gated entrance. Upon arrival you will find yourself in an entry foyer with an area to hang your coats and keep your shoes. Walk a few steps down the hall and you will find yourself in the large open kitchen / dining /living area that opens onto the private decked backyard. You will also find one full bathroom and one bedroom on the ground level.
Proceed up the stairs where you will find three bedrooms, one bathroom and washer and dryer. Offering ebony stained hardwood floors the apartment has the look and feel of a modern downtown loft. Farmhouse chic meets city glam where the furnishings are in a simple contemporary and eclectic feel with décor from Pottery Barn, Crate and Barrel, Ikea and West Elm mixed in with farm house antiques finds.
The apartment is clean and uncluttered. This is not a part time residence; so while you will find everything needed to make your stay enjoyable, you won't find any personal belongings collecting dust or cluttering the closets.
The apartment features four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The open living/dining/kitchen area will have plenty of seating and a wall mounted plasma screen television. There is a separate dining area with a large table that can seat 8 comfortably. The kitchen is open format with a kitchen island with counter with stools. It opens up into the living /dining room area and the kitchen is fully stocked with everything you could possibly need. The kitchen cabinets are white with stainless appliances & wood countertops. There is also a separate laundry closet with a washer dryer and iron and ironing board located on the second floor. Each of the four bedrooms has comfy queen sized bed with brand new linens including down comforters with 100% high thread count cotton duvet covers and over flowing with pillows. Please note that bedroom #3 does not have exterior windows and is an interior bedroom and will not have air conditioning in the summer. Each of the two bathrooms has been renovated in a clean modern style with white subway tile and colorful accent mosaic tile. Both bathrooms have bathtubs and shower and are identical.
The building is a beautiful turn of the century old world townhouse that has been completely renovated and modernized. The building contains only two apartments, an upper unit and a lower unit; each with its own private gated entrance.
Because there are only two units located within the building your vacation rental is considered a legal rental. Buyer Beware and research the vacation rental laws in New York City before paying for your vacation rental property. This is considered a legal vacation rental since there are only 2 units within the building.
The apartment is located in midtown Manhattan on a tree lined block where you will find many small restaurants and cafes. The apartment is incredibly convenient to subways and public transportation. Listed below are distances to some nearby attractions: 2 blocks from the subway entrance to the 50th Street Station of the E & C lines. 3 blocks from the subway entrance to the 50th street station of the 1 and 9 lines. 4 blocks from the subway entrance to the 47th-50th Street station of the F B D & M lines. 3 blocks from the heart of Rockefeller Center & Radio City Music Hall. 3 blocks from David Letterman studios. 3 blocks from the heart of Fifth Avenue Designer Shopping. 8 blocks from the Time Warner Center – great shopping and Whole Foods. 8 blocks from Central Park. 10 blocks from Times Square.
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O golden doors now open wide
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This body knows what it is like to have a nice house and a good job
It knows what it is like to feel uneasy about being wealthy
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People: Blessed be God, the Breath of the Universe, the Wisdom behind Nature and the Scriptures.
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The Scholars program for teens at New-York Historical is designed for history-loving high school students, grades 9-12, with a particular passion for New York City History. The program seeks to strengthen visual literacy skills and the ability to conduct in-depth historical research. Using the extensive collection at New-York Historical, participants will identify a historical period or topic within New York City's history, choose a research theme of interest, and collaborate on creative projects to compellingly convey that particular topic in New York and American History to a broader audience.
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Original post made by Gina Channell-Allen on Apr 19, 2007
Am I the only one who feels this way?
on Apr 19, 2007 at 12:06 pm
It's true there is a "news orgy" surrounding the tragedy, but as to whether it's wasted ink, I'm not so sure. It depends on the news source's intentions. Are they earnest in searching for "the why" of the story - for the purposes of preventing catastrophes like this from happening again? Or are they jumping on the media bandwagon because they know America is hooked on clips of the massacre's aftermath?
In beating the issue into the ground, some good things do come. We've got campuses everywhere taking note to lock down, lock down, lock down if there are any reports of guns. We've got journalists digging up clues that could make college professors and students more sensitive to, or at least more cautious around the next quiet disturbed kid. And we've got editors writing columns on how it shouldn't be so easy to acquire a gun - especially with a history of mental illness. These things can bring positive change.
It's human nature to fixate on things out of the ordinary. Some might say that's why reporters like me and publishers like you are able to put food on the table. I just hope all the hoopla leads to something good.
on Apr 19, 2007 at 12:23 pm
Dear Gina,
The ability of media to feed over-exposure of criminal behavior has been a part of everything from 9/11 to the VT criminal acts. Such coverage leans toward the sensational rather than equally savage events. War, Cigarettes and Drugs kill more people each year than all sensationalized criminal acts including Littleton CO, 9/11, and VT. But those stories do not have immediate, sensational value to news entertainment such as Fox News, CNN and other FAUX news operations.
Sensational news entertainment has allowed the course of our culture and humanity to be altered. Such sensationalism breeds fear, revenge, prejudice, further violence and dogmatic, ignorant arrogance that is opposite to our culture and humanity. As such sensationalism finally and illegitimately elected George W. Bush President in 2004, we are now a nation conditioned to violence, openly prejudice, and far from our former humanity.
We need to quietly greive with the families of ALL the dead at VT and not seek "video game" news sensationalism in the media.
Excellent point, Thank YOU,
Hal Bailey
on Apr 19, 2007 at 2:47 pm
I don't think the shootings or the media circus at Virginia Tech is surprising. Frankly, the fatal events at Virginia echo the current tempestuous times, which are engulfed in a swamp of overindulgence, apathy, individualism and excessive materialism.
When one paints the Virginian events into a global picture with how government operates; with how people use religion, politics, economics and sexuality as excuses to divide themselves; with popular culture advocating: "I want and I feel, therefore, I must act;" with the decline of family structure and the increase of divorce rates, with the flagrant disrespect and arrogance expressed by many current youth; with the bellicose and belligerent conflicts in the Middle East, with the unbridled chaos that pummeled New Orleans; with oppression and suppression circumventing - whether subtle or blatant -in many nations, with the catastrophic tidal wave that swallowed thousands of lives in the Indian Ocean; one can see that the killings in Virginia are merely symptoms of world that is crumbling and decaying into oblivion.
Additionally, I think it's unfair to place responsibility or blame on school administrators for failing to catch the suspected shooter at Virginia Tech. One often cannot really predict human behavior due to its nebulous and erratic nature.
What I find interesting is how advanced technology is prevalent but how little attention or time is given to human development - or human interaction. Until the world in general learns to discover themselves in who they really are and meant to be and connect with each other in a unified and loving fashion, people hurting or destroying one another will continue to persist.
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The future of the daycare, which has operated out of a home since 1990, is now uncertain. This comes as the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services has suspended its operating license.
State officials say the owner, Mary K. Douglas, slapped and abused a 17-month-old boy in her care last week.
Douglas is also accused of using a rope to tie the boy down during a nap and slamming his head repeatedly against a cabinet.
According to the report, Douglas later admitted to tying the boy down, telling the investigator she thought that would help relax him.
The complaint came in last week when the boy's mother picked him up and noticed red streaks on the side of his face, a swollen eyelid and bruised elbow.
"It is a nice, quiet neighborhood. We live on a cul-de-sac, so not a whole lot is going on here. Kids are always playing on the street," said Ken Johnson, who lives next door to the daycare.
Johnson said there are about 20 children who come to the home for daycare. He has never seen any signs that could point to abuse.
"Surprised. I've met both of them. They are a really good couple. They always seem to take care of their kids real well. Haven't had any problems that I've noticed," Johnson said.
Investigators also interviewed another child at the day care. They say he saw Douglas slap the toddler.
Douglas was unavailable for comment.
She can appeal this decision to pull her license and has 10 days to file an appeal.
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It is more similar than it is different. Both uses a set of fins (in jetboil, it is underneath the pan) to effectively reroute the energy that otherwise would have dissipated. Actually, with the fins being on the outside for this design, I think it would be less efficient compared to jetboil.


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Hello, I am new here, but I really need some help. We are looking at a home in Illinois. We have a dual agent. (starting to think bad idea) From this dual agent we have heard the seller has no money to fix anything. she is old and her husband died..etc...
Well seller from day one has said she has had the septic worked on but it is working fine now. This came from the sellers mouth.
Today is the septic inspection. The seller goes up to the inspector with our agent and informs him that this is being sold as is, and I am not fixing anything that is wrong. REALLY can a seller go up to the inspector and say this????? For now our concern is will the inspection be correct or doesn't matter because it is beiing sold as is.
Inspector should give you a thorough report on septic regardless of what seller said. Inspector works for you. If any doubts arise, ask seller for paperwork on any repairs or work done on system. Don't accept anything you're not comfortable with as septic systems are very costly.
So the inspector works for the "seller" even thou buyer is buying for inspection?
I just want to know if there are any problems with the septic system. So we can base our price on it if need be.
Just want to make sure the inspector does an inspection no matter if it is sold as is, or whatever.
No, the insector does not. work for the seller. If you hired him and are paying him, he works for you
We are the buyers. We asked the seller for septic inspection with her buying for it.
Then the inspector works for her. BUT that does not mean you will get a bad inspection. The inspector should report what he sees. But remember that an inspector (regardless of who hires him/her) can only tell you so much. The plumbing is in the walls. It is doubtful he will camera them. And he can not check the field as far as I know.
I would be curious to know what "had the septic worked on" means. Did she have it pumped? Did she have the line out of the house cleaned? Or what?
Inspector. came out. And said- there are cracks in the tile. it has a single tile cirstern which is illegal. there are no ledge beds. But what got me was he said he wasn't going to file report. with health dept. for it would throw a red flag and it be shut down until new system was put in
Can seller still sell a house that has an illegal septic
Yes. But you will have to repair it after buying.
Depends upon your state/county/local regulations. Don't know about IL but in some areas, an as-is sale doesn't apply to septic.
Besides any future repair/replacement costs, this is a critical health and environmental issue. All the parties involved s/b concerned about potential legal liability, IMHO.
I would call your local health department and speak with an inspector about the issues discovered during the inspection. If the inspector certified it inappropriately, his/her license may be at risk. BTW, doesn't matter who was paying the fee, IMHO.
Upon remediation, a contractor would lien the property and typically receive payment out of the seller's proceeds.
Did you have a regular home inspection, besides septic? Does your contract contain the appropriate contingencies?
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A think-tank strategy meeting was held at Jackson State University Monday to talk about progress and to make sure that priorities are on track to move this state and its people into the future.
The idea is to get Mississippi moving, off the bottom. Jackson is just one city on the 12 city blueprint progress tour. These meetings of the mind allow business and community leaders input and specifics.
"The centerpiece is really an economic strategy. It's 9 priority goals and recommendations," said Blake Wilson, president of the Mississippi Economic Council. "Education, economic development, technology,
resources. How do we make the most of what we have? Surprisingly you are going to find out as we roll this out, Mississippi is actually a leader in many respects."
Another key is focusing on early education, pre-kindergarten through the 8th grade.
Rhea Williams-Bishop, with the Mississippi Center for Education says, "We still need to work on building a statewide system. We have wonderful programs, individual programs in patches in some areas of the state, but until we develop a systematic approach to serving young children and their families, we are not going to get as far as we could get."
The final Blueprint report is released January 5, 2012 at the Mississippi Economic Council's Capital Day.
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Law Enforcement Officers, Agencies And Individuals To Be Recognized For Impaired Driving Enforcement And Highway Safety Efforts
Date of Release: 12/13/04
(FRANKFORT, Ky.) -The impaired driving enforcement efforts of 185 officers and 170 law enforcement agencies from throughout the state will be recognized at a special awards ceremony scheduled for 10:00 A.M. (EST) on Thursday, Dec. 16 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Lexington.
Kentucky Justice Cabinet Deputy Secretary Cleve Gambill, Kentucky State Police Commissioner Mark Miller and Ms. Connie Beasley, Regional Program Manager, National Highway Transportation Safety Administration in Atlanta, will present the awards.
Three other awards will also be presented. Ms. Angela Leigh, executive director of Mothers Against Drunk Driving Kentucky, will present an award to the officer making the most impaired driving arrests between Oct. 1, 2003 and Sept. 30, 2004. Mr. Jose Sepulveda and Mr. Tony Young, of the Federal Highway Administration, will present the two FHWA Awards for Excellence in Highway Safety.


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I'm quite new to this Flash lite / Nokia stuff. I've developed an app which for the purposes
of testing this issue, I've pared down to one text input field on a timeline with only the code stop();
If the phone accesses the SWF over the web, it works fine. Click in box (testing using an E71),
yellow rectangle appears, type away. No problem.
But: When packaged as a wgz app, installed and run, I click in the input field, and it allows me
to enter one character only. The Done/Cancel menu appears at the footer of the screen and if I
click "Done" and then click *again* into the input field, I can then enter as much text as I like.
Clearly this isn't great useability. Anyone seen this problem, know the solution?
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ITV investigation into unlicensed cabs
An investigation by ITV into unlicensed cabs has revealed many women are still taking risks on nights out by getting into illegal taxis.
ITV placed hidden cameras in an ordinary, unmarked car to see whether anyone would choose to travel home in an unlicensed vehicle.
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EPISD Board President Says Board Did What It Could With What It Knew About Garcia; Won't Resign
El Paso Independent School District board president Isela Castanon-Williams maintained Sunday night that the school board did not know about former superintendent Lorenzo Garcia's criminal activity and that the board did what it could.
Castanon-Williams also said she has no plans to resign as the El Paso Times asked her and four school board members to do in a front page editorial.
"I will not step down because I was elected by my constituents to do this job," Castanon-Williams said on ABC-7 Xtra Sunday night. The school district's attorney was in the studio but not on the set. "When I ran for the board I told the constituents we would be facing (a) difficult time. And I have kept my word and have done a good job for my constituents and I will continue to do that work. Secondly, to abandon ship at this moment in time would be a huge disservice to this community and it would really certainly wreck the district because the people that would be coming in would not have the background knowledge the current board of trustees has."
The newspaper editorial stated, "It would be lunacy to ask the very people who helped wreck the district to now guide its rebuilding. Years of poor leadership, both at the administrative and school-board level, have taken a heavy toll on EPISD. It will take years to repair the damage. That repair cannot begin until new leadership is in place." Read the full editorial here.
David Dodge, Patricia Hughes, Russell Wiggs and Joel Barrios are the board members asked by the newspaper's editorial board to resigned.
Garcia resigned last November after he had been charged in August with several federal crimes. Last week, Garcia admitted defrauding the district by steering an overpriced contract to a girlfriend's company and manipulating standardized test scores to fake improvements that brought him financial incentives.
In his plea agreement Garcia said there were six co-conspirators involved in manipulating standardized test scores. Those conspirators have not been named.
"Dr. Garcia devised criminal activity that has now been revealed that was very sophisticated," Castanon-Williams said. "It was so sophisticated that when the Texas Education Agency, which is the ultimate agency in Texas that oversees the proceedings and doings of school districts, did ... two investigations it found now wrongdoing and reported those facts to the board. Then after the Texas Education Agency found no wrongdoing then the U.S. Department of Education investigated. They had a physical presence in the school district for almost a month and in addition to that month they requested documents that were provided and once again that agency did not indicate there was any wrongdoing. And so Dr. Garcia's criminal activity was so sophisticated that it took the FBI, that has far reaching capabilities, to help people talk to them. So this was an issue where there was a board asking questions. But this board is made up of citizens who are elected by the community and certainly we do not have the capacity to conduct those kinds of sophisticated investigations."
Castanon-Williams said the board did not know there was an internal audit that was finished in May 2011. It was not reviewed until earlier this year.
"We were never told that there was an audit," Castanon-Williams said. "We were told by Dr. Garcia .... once we discovered that Ms. (Tricia) Scott had provided documentation to her supervisor and that nothing had been done, we directed the superintendent, as only the board can do, to conduct an investigation and determine what exactly had happened. Unfortunately, (the) superintendent lied to the board and he reported that there'd been an investigation. There was no report ... written report. We kept asking for one. It was always in the works. This board had no idea that that audit had been done. We had no idea of the contents of the audit until it was released in open records just a couple months ago."
Paul Strelzin, a former EPISD principal and radio talk show host, said he thinks a culture of not talking is what led to some of the district's problems.
"People have to understand ed center is a close-knit group and they're not going to talk about anyone over there," Strelzin said on ABC-7 Xtra Sunday. "They bow their necks and they don't want to disclose any information. The information was there. It needed the FBI to search it out because these people are not going to say anything about anybody else. Six people are undisclosed people who are accomplices. I'm amazed. I think I know a few of them. I think I know their names and I think people are going to be surprised."
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The Morning Benders
If you haven't heard The Morning Benders' astonishing second album yet, put down this fine publication and go score yourself a copy any which way you can. ( At an independent record store, please – Ed ) Since a relatively quiet release earlier this year, Big Echo been collecting accolades like seashells, including a coveted Best New Music tag from Pitchfork. Words like "sunny", "summery", "Cali-pop", "coastal" all pop up with regularity, but it's hard to find another landscape that captures the languid shimmer of their sound better than the watercolour beach of the album art – so perhaps it's their own fault. Still, Chris Chu, founder and frontman, seems a little weary of his music being lumped in with indie music's current fixation on hazy Californian summers.
"I'm a little confused by it, because I don't quite get what a California sound should sound like," he says, speaking from the back of a darkened tour van. "A lot of bands from California sound pretty different. But I will say that because we, the four of us, are from California, we all grew up there, there is something about California that's made its way into our music. Maybe it has more to do with the approach than the actual sound," he muses. "We approach things in a pretty laidback way, we often go into the studio with songs half-finished and just figure it out as we go along. Maybe that's a Californian approach," he grins.
Far from the lo-fi warblings of the chillwave crowd, Big Echo is actually a flawlessly structured chamber pop record; but soaked in wall-of-sound production and Chu's irresistibly clear, wistful vocals, it sounds more like Grizzly Bear emerged from their Yellow House into the sunshine for an end-of-summer picnic. 'Bear's Chris Taylor co-produced and mixed the album, and it's all too easy to detect his touch in the cautious space between the harmonies and multi-tracked guitars. Chu says Taylor brought a certain clarity to the process. "[Chris] has a really good ear for picking out all the little spaces where the sounds are clear and where they translate well… We had all this sound recorded to tape and all these different ideas that were pretty cluttered, and for him to come in at that point in the middle of the process – not being in too deep, but having a clear ear – I think that helped a lot."
Like Grizzly Bear, the 'Benders are now Brooklyn-based. But, as tends to happen, taking the band out of Cali doesn't take the Cali out of the band. Chu acknowledges an unavoidable debt to The Beach Boys – although not in the way you might think. While the rich, sweet harmonies of Brian Wilson's classic pop songs do pop up on Big Echo, what Chu finds more fascinating is the darkness lurking beneath the waves. Songs like Cold War (Nice Clean Fight) and Promises hide bitterness and regret in plain sight, dressed in jangly harmonies and woah-oh backing vox. "It is something I recognise in my songs a lot," admits Chu. "I think it just comes from the songwriters that I really like, there's always that duality there."
He cites Brian Wilson as the patron saint of sunny-but-sad. "The Beach Boys are associated with that sunny-sounding pop, but a lot of the time the lyrics behind those songs are really sad; they're pretty dark. Brian was a pretty sad guy… Those songs are really rooted in fear."
The Morning Benders are clearly not afraid to wear their influences on their sleeve, releasing an album of lo-fi covers near the same time as their first album, 2008's Talking Through Tin Cans. Heavy on Spector-era girl-group tracks like The Crystals' He's A Rebel as well as under-used cuts from The Velvet Underground and Smiths back catalogues, it's easily read as a statement of purpose by a young band devouring all the music they can. Chu says while his listening habits have shifted since, those sounds had a definite influence on Tin Cans.
"Things have changed sort of naturally – not that I don't really like any of those people any more, I still do, but some of the stuff I'm listening to now is nowhere to be found on those covers," he says. "That was the first music that I was really passionate about, and I just listened to it so much that I think I burned out on it."
Chu's new directions are already starting to take shape, with the continuously flowing structure of mixtapes and beat tapes holding particular appeal to him now. "Creating a really fluid story - I wanna try to maybe do that with the next album.
"I mean," he qualifies, "it's something we did to an extent with the last album, but I think we could make it even more extreme."
In the first of a series of mixtapes for US blog SayMayDay, he put together a sweetly hazy mix of summer jams, including Smokey Robinson, Bibio, The Radio Department and the Avalanches, as well as a unique little cover: himself singing Joanna Newsom's Have One On Me over a J Dilla beat. The entire mix is perfectly formed, but that blink-and-you'll-miss-it slow-jam shimmer is worth the price of admission (read: free download) alone. We get talking about Dilla's Donuts, with its layers of hidden messages and twisted beats that demand almost obsessive listening. "I really loved doing [the cover], so maybe I'll keep it up," says Chu.
"The thing I find really interesting about hip-hop in that way is that there's a whole other layer to the sampling, because you have another entire song and another entire body of lyrics involved in the song… It's another palette, I guess, to expand your sound. The possibilities are amazing."
THE MORNING BENDERS play the sold out FALLS FESTIVAL in Lorne over December 28-January 1, along with Interpol, The National, Joan Jett, Public Enemy, Klaxons and heaps more. For all info, head to fallsfestival.com.au. For those who missed out on Falls tickets, they play a sideshow at The Corner Hotel on Wednesday January 5 – ticket from The Corner box office, 9427 9198 or cornerhotel.com. THE MORNING BENDERS' new album Big Echo is out now on Rough Trade, through Remote Control.


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Date of News Release: 12/04/2013
(FRANKFORT, Ky.) - Kentucky State Police Sgt. Jackie Pickrell was honored with the Kentucky Women's Law Enforcement Network (KWLEN) 2013 Member of the Year award during the group's annual training conference held November 20-22, 2013. KWLEN is an organization of sworn law enforcement officers from local, state and federal agencies, along with civilian personnel from within the criminal justice system. This diverse group provides training, networking and mentoring to officers throughout Kentucky.
Every year KWLEN recognizes one individual who has provided extraordinary support to the organization. This support includes efforts such as: advancing public awareness of KWLEN, leading and developing initiatives, recruitment of new members and establishing new services.
Sgt. Pickrell, a 10-year member of KWLEN, was recognized for consistently demonstrating initiative and mentoring within the organization. Pickrell has served as Second Vice President of the organization for the past two years.
KWLEN President Jennifer Colemire says the award was well deserved.
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Jacksonville Jaguars
Isaiah Stanback - #86 - TE
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M.J.D. breaks out while Sims-Walker continues to disappoint
Concerned fantasy owners of Jaguars RB Maurice Jones-Drew finally got the performance they were looking for Sunday. Meanwhile, WR Mike Sims-Walker continues to be an enigma.
Scobee's 59-yarder gives Jags win over Colbs
Josh Scobee's 59-yard field goal on the final play gave the Jacksonville Jaguars a 31-28 victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.
Weaver could pull trigger on Del Rio soon
One more lopsided defeat could seal the fate of Jack Del Rio as head coach in Jacksonville.
Four teams risk blackouts in Week Four
Four NFL games could be blacked out on local television this Sunday as teams scramble to sell tickets before Thursday afternoon's deadline.
Jaguars WR Osgood OK after attack
Jaguars WR Kassim Osgood had to jump for his life on Monday night when he leapt out of a second-floor window to escape a armed intruder who attacked him and a 19-year-old Jaguars cheerleader, according to police.
Five coaches unlikely to return in '11
PFW publisher/editor Hub Arkush just doesn't get Jack Del Rio, Eric Mangini, Tom Cable or Mike Singletary, but he admires Wade Phillips. However, Arkush doesn't see any of these five NFL head coaches returning to their teams ...
Jaguars claim QB Edwards
The Jaguars claimed former Bills QB Trent Edwards off waivers on Tuesday.
Jaguars sign LB Alexander
The Jaguars signed former Patriots LB Eric Alexander to a two-year deal on Monday.
Garrard, Jags' pass 'D' clueless vs. Eagles
The Jaguars hoped that returning home after being dismantled in San Diego by the Chargers in Week Two would be just what they needed to get David Garrard and the defense back on track. Michael Vick and a relentless Eagles ...
Jaguars sign QB Null, waive CB Coe
The Jaguars signed QB Keith Null on Monday and waived CB Michael Coe.
Vick's four TDs lead Eagles past Jags
Michael Vick threw three touchdown passes, ran for another score and the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars 28-3 Sunday.
Jaguars will sink or swim with Garrard
New backup QB Todd Bouman gives the Jaguars a veteran who knows the offense, but he isn't likely to lead the team to victories if starter David Garrard gets injured.
Jaguars place rookie McGee on injured reserve
The Jaguars have placed rookie return specialist Scotty McGee on injured reserve and signed LB Jacob Cutrera.
Jaguars sign QB Bouman; send McCown to I.R.
The Jaguars signed QB Todd Bouman on Tuesday and placed backup QB Luke McCown on I.R. after he tore his ACL at the end of Week Two.
Jaguars backup QB McCown has torn ACL, done for year
Jaguars backup Luke McCown suffered a torn ACL in Sunday's game against the Chargers, an MRI confirmed Monday. He will miss the rest of the 2010 season.
The Seahawks placed Stanback on injured reserve.||||||| Stanback has been bothered by shoulder problems throughout his career so he's been injury-plagued.
Stanback tore his Achilles' tendon during drills in Saturday afternoon's practice, thus ending a hometown comeback bid this season by the former University of Washington quarterback.||||||| Stanback was waived/injured on Sunday.
The Seattle Seahawks have claimed wide receiver, kick returner and former Washington Huskies quarterback Isaiah Stanback off waivers from the New England Patriots.||||||| Stanback caught two passes in 10 games and returned 13 kickoffs in two seasons with Dallas, which drafted him in the fourth round in 2007. The Cowboys cut him after training camp last season. New England signed him to its practice squad in September. He joined the active roster in November and played in six games, with two starts.
Stanback has had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee to repair a torn lateral meniscus. The Cowboys announced Stanback had the procedure Thursday. Further details were not released.||||||| Stanback got hurt during Tuesday's workout, the first organized team activity of the offseason. He took the field Wednesday before the injury was revealed. Stanback last season spent time on injured reserve. In August he separated his left shoulder returning a kickoff in a preseason victory over Houston.
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Cedric Peerman - #30 - RB
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Q&A with Toledo safety Barry Church
Toledo's Barry Church talked to PFW about his prolific college career, those disappointing 40-times, funny sayings from Pittsburgh (his hometown) and a crippling fear of bees.
A look at four books on football
Tom Danyluk shares his thoughts on a variety of football books he recently had the chance to peruse — two from the vaults and two current tomes.
Bengals re-sign C Cook
The Bengals re-signed C Kyle Cook, an exclusive-rights free agent, on Wednesday. He started all 16 games for Cincinnati last season.
Bengals keeping defense together
Undoubtedly, the signing of ex-Buccaneers WR Antonio Bryant in March was the Bengals' most significant individual move of the offseason. The Bengals' offseason moves on defense have received less attention. but they have been important.
Report: Bengals re-sign DE Rucker
According to a report from the Cincinnati Enquirer's Joe Reedy, the Bengals have re-signed RFA Frostee Rucker, a defensive end for the team.
Ravens' PK situation fluid once again
The Ravens' interest in Shayne Graham is a clear indication the club isn't tied to having Billy Cundiff beginning the 2010 season as its placekicker.
Bengals re-sign LB Jeanty
The Bengals re-signed SLB Rashad Jeanty, a restricted free agent, on Thursday.
With Bryant in fold, is pass-catching TE next for Bengals?
With Antonio Bryant in the fold, wide receiver becomes a lesser priority in the draft for the Bengals. However, tight end still looms as a position they could address early.
Bengals agree to one-year deal with S Williams
The Bengals have agreed to a one-year deal with S Roy Williams, reports indicate.
Redskins agree to deal with Larry Johnson
The Redskins and RB Larry Johnson have come to an agreement on a three-year contract, according to various published reports.
Bengals sign WR Davis
The Bengals signed ex-Titans WR Chris Davis on Friday. Terms were not disclosed.
Bengals re-sign DT Johnson
The Bengals re-signed DT Tank Johnson on Thursday.
Reports: Bengals agree with WR Bryant
The Bengals, in need of a playmaking wide receiver to pair with Chad Ochocinco, have agreed with UFA Buccaneers wideout Antonio Bryant on a four-year contract, according to multiple media outlets.
Bengals re-sign TE Coats
The Bengals re-signed TE Daniel Coats on Wednesday. Terms were not disclosed.
Smith on mend, in line for bigger role with Bengals
The Bengals have high hopes for second-year ORT Andre Smith. Head coach Marvin Lewis, speaking at the Combine, said that Smith's ability to work with the club in the offseason will help "immensely."
The Bengals have agreed to a two-year deal with Peerman, a special teams standout who could have become a free agent next week.||||||| Peerman had two long runs off fake punts last season. He also carried 34 times for 178 yards.
Peerman had 100 yards and a touchdown on six carries in the Bengals' 30-28 win over Indianapolis in their final preseason game Thursday.||||||| Peerman also added 14 yards on four catches Thursday, showing some ability that could make him valuable on third downs. However, he has little fantasy value due to being low on the depth chart.
The Bengals added another running back by claiming Peerman off waivers from the Detroit Lions on Tuesday.||||||| The 5-foot-9, 210-pound halfback was Baltimore's sixth-round pick last year. He played in the preseason, then was waived and claimed by Cleveland on Sept. 6. He spent four weeks on the Browns' practice squad and was released. Detroit signed him to its practice squad and later promoted him to the roster for a couple of games, although he never carried the ball. The Lions waived him on March 16.


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1. Distribution: How common is the problem in the total population and in different subgroups?2. Cause: What causes the problem?3. Prevention: How can the problem be prevented?4. Management: What is the most appropriate management of the problem at an individual level, and how can systems be continually improved?5. Evidence base: How strong is the evidence about the distribution and cause of the problem, its prevention and its management?6. Personal effects: What are the personal effects of having the problem?7. Societal effects: What are the effects of the problem (and its management) on, and in, society?8. Societal response: How does (and could) society respond to the problem?
(adapted from Trevena et al, Am J Prev Med 2005, 29(3): 234-239.
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16 May 2012
The PlayhouseSquare-Great Lakes Theater co-production runs through July 8 under the direction of Victoria Bussert at the Hanna Theatre at PlayhouseSquare. The musical revue splices interviews with Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer-lyricist Sondheim with selections from his musicals.
Originally conceived and directed by collaborator James Lapine (Passion, Into the Woods, Sunday in the Park...), Sondheim On Sondheim debuted on Broadway during the 2010 season. It is composed of songs from musicals featuring lyrics by Sondheim, including West Side Story and Gypsy, as well as shows for which he authored music and lyrics, including Merrily We Roll Along, Passion, Company, Follies, A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum, Sweeney Todd, Into The Woods and more.
Visit Sondheim's page on the Playbill Vault.
Sondheim On Sondheim has choreography by Gregory Daniels, musical direction by Matthew Webb, lighting design by Mary Jo Dondlinger, scenic design by Jeff Herrmann, sound design by Richard B. Ingraham and costume design by Charlotte Yetman. Video projections are by Daniel Brodie.
The Broadway production had arrangements by David Loud and orchestrations by Michael Starobin.


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Thread: Glorious Gwenllian
August 29th, 2013 07:58 PM #11Senior Member
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Ottilie, I love your imagery for your daughters. It's beautiful, and such a gift to your girls.
Gwenllian Merida Elaine
Gwenllian Andromeda Yvaine
Gwenllian Eilonwy Cyrene
Gwenllian Laurel Severine
Gwenllian Hespera Yvaine
Gwenllian Niniane Yseult
Gwenllian Arcadia Elaine
Gwenllian Ophelia Proserpine
Gwenllian Zephyrine Niamh
August 29th, 2013 08:09 PM #13
August 29th, 2013 08:35 PM #15
Oh, Gwenllian Circe Eilonwy is such a breathtaking combo. I really like Gwenllian and Eilonwy together and Circe just connect them so perfectly.
Gwenllian Ingrid Eilonwy
Gwenllian Eimyrja Cyrene
Gwenllian Eimyrja Melusine
Gwenllian Melusine Eilonwy
Gwenllian Nehalennia Eilonwy
Gwenllian Signe EilonwyZelia/Elja • Twenty • Film, history and royalty connoisseur • I have a blog and a royalty blogExporting beautiful old Danish names, exotic Greenlandic names and Greenlandic sibling names.
Henry Ásgeirr Edmund • Amaury Charles Fyodor "Theo" • Alexander Adelin Lórien "Sasha" • Asa Edouard Ivik
Cosima Ingrid Zenobia "Mimi" • Matilda Ivalo Galadriel "Tilda" • Gaia Margaret Undómiel • Asta Catherine Françoise "Shazza"
August 29th, 2013 09:44 PM #17
Love your description of Gwenllian and the photos to go with, she might just be my favorite name on your list now
My favorite of your combos is Gwenllian Circe Eilonwy.
Other combo ideas
Gwenllian Cassandra Circe
Gwenllian Cassandra Eilonwy
Gwenllian Merida Elaine
Gwenllian Merida Atalanta
Gwenllian Atalanta Circe
Gwenllian Megara Elaine
Gwenllian Circe Megara
Gwenllian Megara Atalanta
Gwenllian Eilonwy Merida
In my mind Cassandra, Megara, and Merida go with the image you painted of Gwenllian, Melusine seemed like a conflict of imagery to me and everything else seemed to go just fine but didn't scream out to me "put me with Gwenllian!"~ Elisabeth Odelia "Elsie" ~ Gideon Boone ~
~ Adelheid Ruby "Addie Rue" ~ Theodore Solomon "Teddy"~~ Casilda Josephine "Cassie Jo" ~ Zaccheaus Westley "Zeke" ~
August 29th, 2013 10:08 PM #19
I do love Gwenllian with Circe. It adds adds an element of mischief to Gwen. I rather like Gwenllian Circe Elaine, Gwenllian Atalanta Elaine, and Gwenllian Circe Atalanta. I guess I really like Circe, Atalanta, and Elaine with Gwen. Hehe. The hubs likes Circe too. He says Circe reminds him of sparklers!My darling little Bean is a G I R L!
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Black Angus Steakhouse - Dublin
- Address:
4814 Dublin Blvd.
Dublin, CA 94568Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $30 and under
Black Angus Steakhouse - Dublin
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.blackangus.com/
- Phone: 9255569800
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 4:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm Sunday: 12:00pm -9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Special Events:
TUESDAYS: Enjoy ½ price bottles of wine with the purchase of any two entrées.
WEDNESDAYS: Join us every Wednesday for our signature slow-roasted Prime Rib dinner and Sky-High Mud Pie dessert for only $17.99.
MONDAY – FRIDAY: Best Happy Hour in town! Let loose from 4pm to 7pm in our bar and enjoy $3.50, $4.50 and $5.50 Drink and Full-Size appetizer specials.
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A word from Black Angus Steakhouse - Dublin
Great for steak and so much more… Black Angus Steakhouse has built its reputation on providing a Genuine American Steakhouse experience to remember. Our Chefs are proud to serve only Black Angus steaks that are carefully aged, fresh-cut daily, and grilled over an open flame.
Our other specialties include a variety of succulent seafood, fall-off-the-bone Baby Back Ribs and our famous slow-roasted Prime Rib. Whatever you're craving, we pride ourselves at Black Angus Steakhouse for superior quality, friendly service, and great food. It's more than a tradition - it's our passion every day. Black Angus offers a full array of menu items that are naturally gluten free. Ask for their Gluten Free Trail Map.
Great for steak and so much more… Black Angus Steakhouse has built its reputation on providing a Genuine American Steakhouse experience to remember. Our Chefs are proud to serve only Black Angus steaks that are carefully aged, fresh-cut daily, and grilled over an open flame.
Our other specialties include a variety of succulent seafood, fall-off-the-bone Baby Back Ribs and our famous slow-roasted Prime Rib. Whatever you're craving, we pride ourselves at Black Angus Steakhouse for superior quality, friendly service, and great food. It's more than a tradition - it's our passion every day. Black Angus offers a full array of menu items that are naturally gluten free. Ask for their Gluten Free Trail Map.
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Black Angus Steakhouse - Dublin reviews from OpenTable diners
121 reviews since April 25, 2014
- Food3.9Service4.2
- Ambiance3.7Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (61)kid-friendly (51)special occasion (49)neighborhood gem (40)great for lunch (33)romantic (23)fit for foodies (17)late-night find (7)great for brunch (7)hot spot (5)vibrant bar scene (2)scenic view (1)notable wine list (1)Show More
- GJPWEPDined on 8/17/2014Service was slow. Decided not to have dessert as meal has already stretched to almost two hours. Waitress was really hard to find. Prime rib cut was tough. Will not return to this particular Black Angus.Special Features:
- DisappointingDatenightDined on 8/13/2014I don't mind paying for extras but this time at the Black Angus, which we usually enjoy, a couple of thing were not "OK". We ordered the $41.00 special: artichoke appitizer excellent! Salad very cold and crisp: my NY steak good my husband orderer a filet with a $3.00 upcharge and it was no more than 4 bites! We were celebrating my Grandson's 7th birthday and he wanted gravy on his potatoe, $2.00 extra for maybe a quarter cup! Received a nice birthday dessert. Server was ok, we will definitely ask for Jill next time as she is great! She actually came over to our table to talk to us! We will go back but wont order what we did this time.Special Features:
- Very disappointed, again!OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/9/2014This is probably my last visit to a Black Angus. Service.............good. Waitress very personable and attentive. Food...........terrible. My wife and I ordered fish and chips for lunch. We received something that had the appearance of a baked potato; round and dark brown. The batter was too salty and doughy, undercooked. Fries, were limp and barely warm, not fresh, hot and crisp. Neither of us finished our food. There are lots of other restaurants to go to. I think I'll try them, instead.
- A great time all around!OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/1/2014The food was good, the service was great. This is a nice place to visit most definitely. We were in and out of there in an hour. We didn't feel rushed, our server was very attentive and kind. I wouldn't recommend going after 7pm as that's when it gets a little too loud for my taste. At that time there are usually lined out the door.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- coupondelightDined on 7/31/2014This was our first time visiting a Black Angus restaurant and we were pleasantly surprised. We did use a coupon that we found in the Sunday paper, but you now will have a new customer! The food was great. Your entire menu looks good and we will be back. The service was better than we have received from some other restaurants.Special Features:
- Cheap steak nightCoolhandukDined on 7/22/2014Our server was great, attentive but not in your face, funny but not ridiculous, she was just the right amount of everything you would expect from a server. The food, not so good, had tenders and lettuce wraps to start with, tenders over cooked and chewy, wraps forgettable. Entrees included rib eyes, salmon and a New York strip. Everyone said it was okay, me I thought it tasted burnt.
- Good Dinner!DinnervaluesDined on 7/22/2014We had a good dinner and good service. I even got a free dessert for my birthday!Special Features:
- Business LuncheonbluncheonDined on 7/21/2014Reserved a table for six at 11:30 am on a weekday. When arrived, they tried to cram us into a booth fit for four. Most of the restaurant was empty. Had to ask to have to tables put together so we could have some room. Waiter was extremely slow and took quite awhile to come take our drink order and then to bring them. Overall, food was good. Not sure I would recommend Black Angus for business meetings. Also witnessed an employee change a lightbulb in the ceiling by standing on a booth table. Did not even attempt to clean or wipe down the table or seat afterward. Concerns me about the overall cleanliness of the restaurant.
- Just Okay..PointpsychVIPDined on 7/16/2014It was okay. Salmon was quite dry. The ribeye was odd looking and thin but tasted pretty good. Not sure I'd go back.Special Features:
- Noisy, but good.jimbolovestoeatDined on 7/12/2014A couple unruly kids across the isle was a distraction. Otherwise experience was as expected.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Coupon Friendly!DatenightDined on 7/11/2014We had a good meal....very good value since we had a coupon .......my New York was very tasty, my husbands was overcooked and chewy. The artichoke appetizer was delicious and there was more than enough food. My only complaint is that I don't like onions and on my potatoe were green onions instead of chives. Our server quickly took care of the problem. We would definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary #15luv711Dined on 7/11/2014For our 15th Anniversary, we dined at Black Angus Dublin to celebrate. There was tons of delicious food. Our server was very nice. They even baked us a cookie for our anniversary. Food was great, service wonderful, and the music delightful! The wedge salad with my favorite course with ranch dressing, blue cheese crumbles. Unlike other restaurants that serve the wedge in a huge piece, BA served it chopped nicely so that I did not have to struggle cutting my food. The high backs to the booth gave us the secluded feel of privacy, just perfect for a special occasion. We enjoyed our special date. Thank you for treating us so well!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/7/2014We enjoyed our dinner very much at your place. will come back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not bad for a chainjerymeisterDined on 7/2/2014The food and service was OK, but still a nationwide franchise without a lot of unique character.Special Features:
- Good servicenanaDined on 7/2/2014Everyone polite and friendly! Food served quickly and taste good and hot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great specialssteakloverDined on 7/1/2014we come here once a month with our girls group. You can always find a coupon special and good drink specials on Tuesdays, also.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Reliable PlacebirthdaygalDined on 6/28/2014We like to come here for a birthday celebration for a group of five and order their family meal at $44 for two-- great value and fun especially with the sampler appetizer that is a filler. So much food with salad, appetizer, steak entrees and mud pie for dessert that we had a take home box for the steak and the dessert. Ambience is fun for a close knit family or good friends seated in the booth. Their prime rib is great medium rare as ordered; their NY steak so-so. Our waitress Jill I think was fantastic with a smiling personality.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a pleasant place to goJLutzDined on 6/25/2014Black Angus in Dublin is one of our favorite places to dine, not quite monthly but close. The food is always good. The staff is always attentive and friendly. Previous servers even stop by to say hi. The managers always stop by to touch base and make sure everything is to our liking. If you're looking for a not too expensive but definitely worth the money steak house, Black Angus is should be on your short list.Special Features:
- Get The Mixed Grill!SargeVIPDined on 6/24/2014They have a new dinner item, the mixed grill. Along with a 6 oz steak you have a choice of TWO other main items: shrimp, chicken or ribs. So, you can have a steak w/ TWO ribs! And a choice of two side dishes, like a wedge salad and a baked potato. Wow, a lot to eat. With coupon only $16.99!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrific!lovinsteakDined on 6/15/2014Terrific food, ambiance, service! As always! Never disappoints!Special Features:
- my experienceluv2eatDined on 6/15/2014As always Black Angus has given my family quick and pleasurable service. Entrees were cooked to perfection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Father's DayDKG19Dined on 6/14/2014My husband wanted to come for Father's Day since we hadn't been in awhile. We got seated promptly and were glad we had a reservation since everyone without one was being told at least an hour and a half wait! Food was delicious and service was excellent. Our waitress was very attentive especially refilling drinks before we asked. Wish we could go more often but can't do $95 for three people too often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- bdayboyDined on 6/14/2014Service was very slow. Food was good and the waiter was very nice. Don't go around special occations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Evening!TeacherjDined on 6/6/2014We had a great evening at Black Angus. The food was terrific and abundant. Our server was great and very helpful.Special Features:
- Starting to have concerns...jessefamilieDined on 6/6/2014Usually very good, this time I ordered "Ruby Limeaide", it was awful. It was regular 7-up with red dye in the bottom. I mentioned it to the server, she was very apologetic about it; but did not offer to remove the cost from the bill. Also the last two times I've eaten at Black Angus, I've had what appears to be an msg reaction afterward.Special Features:
- JBHIIVIPDined on 5/30/2014As always this Black Angus restaurant is a pearl indeed, no question hands down.Special Features:
- Slow serviceBdaycelebrationDined on 5/30/2014It took 2-hours to eat dinner! We waited a half hour for drinks and another 45-mins for dinner. The server rarely came to the table. The only plus was my boyfriend complained so they gave us a pretty good discount.Special Features:
- Not This TimeSargeVIPDined on 5/30/2014I made reservations for 3 @ 5:30p. We arrived there at 5:15p. We waited 20 minutes before being seated. I know we were early , but there were lots of open tables. After we ordered the new mixed grill, salads was part of the 2 sides for my wife and I. It took a while to get them. I got mine first and my wife didn't get hers until I was almost finished with mine. On a good note, the mixed grill offers a top sirloin steak w/ choice of TWO other items, shrimp, chicken or BB ribs. I asked the waitress if I can 2 get of the same and she said I could, so I ordered 2 ribs with my steak. It was very good. I even took home the steak! I was stuffed. With coupon it was $16.99 each. It also came w/ 2 sides, the salad and baked potato.Special Features:
- Didn't DisappointChuckDined on 5/23/2014Even though we arrived 5 minutes early, with my reservation we were seated in less than 1 minute. As usual the service and the food were both first rate. This restaurant has become a regular stop for me.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PattyDined on 5/23/2014Very pleased with food and service. Dining with two five year olds and enjoyed the dinner which is rare. Great waitress.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Momony77Dined on 5/18/2014Everything was awesome. My chessy garlic bread was cooked a little to much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Over all experiencediana4x4Dined on 5/17/2014Bar area too small - Food arrived cold/ another overcooked. Service - good. Waiting for check- slow
- Not good this timwDudeDined on 5/17/2014Unfortunately we didn't get a very good steak this time, we have eaten here no less than 10 times and it used to be my wife's favorite place but her 6 ounce filet this time was more like a 2 ounce with 4 ounces of fat and it wasn't cooked so she sent it back and when it came back it was over cooked, our waitress was great and didn't charge us for my wife's meal, but that's sad because we always have had a good steak there. Not sure what happened this time. I hope this helps for the manager to check those steaks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- All fine but Fillet Mignon Med-rareHannyVIPDined on 5/16/2014Med-rare fillet mignon is such a disappointment (i went ether several times and every time i ordered that, they failed, 3 times, all failed).Special Features:
- Pretty goodSRKRDined on 5/11/2014Pretty good dinner, was able to handle Mother's Day rush well. Food was good but not amazing.Special Features:
- Ladies night outKitkat173Dined on 5/10/2014It was very nice. Food was excellent. Server was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 5/10/2014Food was great and service great as well. The bartender make the very best cholcolate martini's!!!Special Features:
- disappointed.jojoDined on 5/7/2014we were disappointed for lunch seems like they cut back on food being served for lunch, not up to standard they had in the past.
- ExcellentLandDDined on 5/1/2014Great service, great food, great company. Our friends were also very pleased.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- reliablePrepareYourAngusDined on 4/27/2014Reliable food, it is always a good place for food with family or friends. Portions are reasonable and unlimited malt bread is a plus, even if said bread shrinks everyday. Dark lighting and western theme give a special ambiance fit for tasty steak.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Court rules Strine can face re-trial for vehicular homicide
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The Washington State Supreme Court has cleared the way for a new trial for a Spokane stock broker charged with vehicular homicide in 2009.
Prosecutors say Jon Strine, 45, was drunk when he slammed his car into a motorcycle near 5th and Browne, killing 48-year-old Lorri Keller.
A jury found him not guilty in 2011, but the judge declared a mistrial and Strine's attorney argued he couldn't be re-tried; the state supreme court ruled otherwise.
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