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Sport and park spaces for Garrison
11:00am Tuesday 25th February 2014 in News By David Trayner
A NEW haven of parkland, sports facilities and a heritage centre could soon open in Shoebury as work at the Garrison nears completion.
Final details of a new skate park, multiuse games area, car parks, footpaths and toddlers playground in New Gunners Park, Shoebury, have been released, ten years after work on the Garrison started.
Housing developer Country and Metropolitan, which agreed to build the community facilities before finishing the estate, expects to complete the last homes by the summer.
Elaine Dufaur, the company's sales director, said: "Our proposed plans will provide a safe and exciting area for local children to play. If approved by the council, Shoebury residents will be able to enjoy wide open spaces in a tranquil and stunning environment.
"We're excited at the prospect of developing a haven for people to appreciate the local nature and learn more about the area which is steeped in history."
Country and Metropolitan originally planned to convert overgrown tennis courts off Danes Avenue, into a multiuse games area, but the facility, which will have markings for basketball, five-a-side football and tennis, will now be built next to a new skate park, off New Barge Pier Road.
Other tennis courts off Danes Avenue will be resurfaced.
Workmen expect to finish converting the former battery gun store, in Warrior Square Road, into a longawaited heritage centre by October.
A new play area for children aged 18 months to six will be built beside the heritage centre car park and newequipment added to the playground in Magazine Road.
The West Car Park has been created between New Barge Pier Road and Gunners Rise, but residents have raised concerns about a lack of parking after a badger sett meant Country and Metropolitan has dropped plans for another car park to the west of New Barge Pier Road.
John Dowell, chairman of the Garrison Residents' Association, said: "We seek to minimise any preventable inconvenience for the now significant local community who actually live in rather than just visit the Garrison."
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Thousands more people are likely to be hit with inheritance tax to pay for an extension in state support for elderly care.
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Here is an interesting article from CNN that addresses this issue. We are now in the throes of privacy issues as the government, at the federal, state and local levels is engaging in ever greater data collection that is highly intrusive on our privacy. Our Constitution guarantees our privacy.
We must not let government encroachment into our private lives -- for whatever reason -- change the United States into "1984."
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You and I have no expectation of privacy while we are in PUBLIC. Really it's not a difficult concept. The police aren't contemplating putting cameras in your home where you actually have an expectation of privacy.
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Here's another article from CNN on the same subject:
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Should this be of no concern for us in Menlo Park? Is it OK for the police to know all our whereabouts, all time time, everywhere? If we have done nothing wrong, should the police track any of or all of us regardless? You see nothing wrong with that?
"The fourth amendment to the constitution guarantees the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures, and is often argued as protecting our right to privacy."
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."
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the courts have already, repeatedly, held that no one has any expectation of privacy in public. Think about it. When you are outside of your house do you honestly think you have some kind of privacy? People have understood this for eons. You don't do things in public you don't want others to know about. It's really not that complicated. No warrant required.


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Lori Vaccaro, executive director of Komen Charlotte, noted, "In 1980, 74% of women diagnosed with stage 1 breast cancer lived beyond the five-year mark. Thanks to the investments in research that BCC Rally has helped us fund, today 98% of women diagnosed with stage 1 will live beyond the five-year year mark."
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"As a two-time Ironman finisher, she's incredibly strong," he said. "What's also helped us get this far is Komen-funded research that developed the drug Herceptin – funds that you helped raise. It's made a death sentence something we can fight.".


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An empty driveway is something Jim Potter hasn't seen in a long time.
But thanks to plenty of hard work and Goodwill it's something he now enjoys.
Potter knew he wouldn't get much for his 1990 Oldsmobile so he decided to donate it and get the $500 tax write off.
He lost the title to the car years ago and went through plenty of trouble trying to get it back.
It took three months of countless calls and e-mails to the DMV, the State Corporation Commission, and multiple banks in order to get the title.
A copy of it was finally sent to Potter's home last week.
"When you're dealing with red tape, bureaucracy and things of that nature who knows where it could all lead to," he said. "I was just relieved the lien was released."
He was even more relieved once Goodwill finally came and picked up the car.
"I was ready to push it out and help them," Potter said half-jokingly.
His advice for anyone else facing a similar situation is simple.
"Be persistent," Potter said. "Don't give up."


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The Cape Girardeau teenager who admitted assaulting her neighbor while yelling homosexual slurs at her back in July will spend the next five years on probation.
Judge William Syler gave 17-year-old Mercedes Ayers that probation term in a Jackson courtroom Monday morning.
Ayers pleaded guilty on October 1, 2012 to a charge of assault motivated by discrimination in connection with an attack on Jeanna Terry.
After that plea, Terry told Heartland News she was happy the case did not have to go to trial and she hopes Ayers can turn her life around.
If Ayers completes the five year probation term, she will not have a criminal record.
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Four Powerball tickets sold in Virginia are $1 million winners.
The Virginia Lottery says each ticket matched the first five numbers but missed the Powerball in Wednesday night's drawing. They were sold in Arlington, Daleville, Harrisonburg and Richmond.
Fifteen tickets sold in Virginia each won $10,000.
Two tickets sold in Arizona and Missouri matched all six numbers to win the record $587.5 million jackpot.
The numbers drawn for Wednesday night are 5, 16, 22, 23, 29. The Powerball is 6.
Powerball sales surged in Virginia during the run-up to Wednesday's drawing. Lottery officials say the state reaped about $13.3 million in revenue from sales that began after the Oct. 3 drawing.
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Winter brings an added dimension of beauty to Niagara. The mist and spray from the falls combine with the cold drifting winds of winter to spray nearby ornamental walls, lamp posts, trees and buildings creating lovely ice sculptures. On bright sunny clear days when the sky is blue and the snow brilliantly white, these ice sculptures turn into priceless pieces of art.
During the coldest months of January and February ice flowing down the Niagara River crashes over the falls creating an ice-bridge in the basin directly below the falls. An ice – bridge is a formation of ice on the Niagara River from the Canadian shoreline to the American shoreline.
Be sure to bundle up warmly and bring your camera to capture the beauty of Niagara Falls with its winter coat on.Another reason to visit is the annual Winter Festival of Lights. This year the festival is celebrating its 31th anniversary. It takes place between November 9th continuing until January 31st 2014.The festival boasts literally millions of tree and ground lights and over 125 animated light displays. Best of all, most of it's free for the whole family. On New Years Eve plan to join the thousands of people who congregate near the falls to celebrate a free outdoor New Years Eve event with live entertainment suitable for all ages. There are fireworks over the falls at 10 pm for the young ones and another display at midnight for the older folk.
If you like ice-wine plan to be in Niagara mid January 13th for the popular Ice Wine Festival. When you celebrate winter in Niagara, winter will never be the same.
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The Second Annual Share the Warmth event kicked off today in Dexter hosted by the Girl Scouts Service Unit 765 of Stoddard County.
According to Troop Leader Jessie Sadler, the goal was for people to bring in anything that can help you stay warm; such as, gloves, scarves, coats, hats, blankets and socks.
Around 50 people came out and donated roughly 100 items of clothing.
While there, families enjoyed hot cocoa, baked goodies and even wrote a letter to Santa, or to troops overseas.
Donations are given to the Stoddard County community through area schools, nursing homes, and the Stoddard County Children's Home.
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Baum Leads PR and Marketing Department at AACC
Anne Arundel Community College has appointed Dan Baum as executive director of its Public Relations and Marketing department effective May 9.
Baum brings more than 20 years experience in marketing and public relations to the college. Most recently, he served as vice president of Crosby Marketing Communications, the third largest agency in the Washington, D.C. metro region. While there, he provided branding and public relations counsel and led a number of large-scale integrated marketing campaigns for a variety of clients including the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Federal Student Aid.
Baum is also the former director of marketing and, later, president, of the Building Owners and Managers Institute (BOMI), a nonprofit educational organization that provides certification and training to approximately 10,000 commercial real estate professionals annually. In addition to his leadership and marketing credentials, Baum has taught continuing education courses at AACC.
"Dan brings a wealth of experience reaching the variety of constituents the college serves," said Martha A. Smith, Ph.D., AACC president. "We look forward to his leadership and strategic counsel as we continue to expand and serve the growing needs of our community and the region."
He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Hampshire College and has completed master's-degree level courses in marketing at Johns Hopkins University.
Anne Arundel Community College is an award-winning, fully accredited public two-year institution serving approximately 53,000 students each year through classes offered at more than 100 sites in Anne Arundel County or online. National and regional award-winning studies can lead to a degree, certificate, industry credential, transfer to a four-year institution or career enhancement, personal enrichment and lifelong learning. Recipient of a 2011 League for Innovation in the Community College Innovation of the Year Award, AACC celebrates its 50th Anniversary beginning this fall.


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Welcome to the Steuart Weller
Parent Teacher Organization (PTO)
Our PTO consists of parents, teachers, and administrators, all working together to provide our SWES students with fun and exciting programs throughout the school year, creating memories that will last for a lifetime. This is the perfect way for you to get involved in your child's education and elementary school experience.
Our Mission:
The mission of the Steuart Weller PTO is to make every child's potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children.
Why join the PTO?
As a member of the PTO, you have the opportunity to suggest, plan, organize and support educational and recreational activities, which provide great experiences for our children, as well as enhance our school. We hold monthly meetings throughout the school year and, as a member, you have a say in current PTO programs that are being planned.
What do we do?
The SWES PTO organizes many programs and provides support for various school projects, including:
· School Support – Provides funds to teachers for classroom supplies, assists in Play 60 events, manages grocery store cards and box tops program, raises funds for the playground, school beautification, and additional technology needs, manages the After School Activities Program, produces the Student Directory
· Staff Support – Sponsors Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week and quarterly Teacher/Staff Luncheons
· Community Outreach – Forms partnerships with local businesses and coordinates restaurant nights
· Special Events – Organizes the Back to School Picnic, Spooky Bingo, Movie Night, Winter Carnival, the Talent Show, Turkey Trot and Shamrock Fun Run
· Spirit Wear – Designs, orders and sells shirts, sweatshirts, magnets, etc.
· Other - Provides support for Odyssey of the Mind, Watch Dog Dads, book fairs, picture day, the TEACH program, the LEAP program, dental screenings, hearing and vision screenings, the annual drama production, field days, International Week and the 5th Grade promotion
The SWES PTO is a GREAT way to get involved in your child's education and elementary school experience. Sign up today and make a difference in your child's life.
2013-2014 Weller PTO Board
Ali Johnson – Vice President
Nancy Fuller – Treasurer
Natalia Nunno - Secretary
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Shock over women bishops vote turns to anger
Anger is building in the Commons over the Church of England's decision on women bishops, but what action, if any, can be taken?
Anger is building in the Commons over the Church of England's decision on women bishops, but what action, if any, can be taken?
The Church of England General Synod voted against allowing women bishops in what the Archbishop of Canterbury called "a missed opportunity".
Today's debate on female bishops is painfully slow but shows the determination of the Church to build consensus and respect their community.
MPs are voicing their anger at the failure of the Church of England General Synod to introduce women bishops.
Speaking in the House of Commons, David Winnick said women being denied right to become bishops is like women being denied the vote 100 years ago.
Fellow Labour MP Diana Johnson said: "There must be no stained glass ceiling for women in our Church."
Conservative MP David Tredinnick said it was time for a short Bill to be introduced in Parliament requiring women bishops.
Chris Bryant, who was himself ordained over 20 years ago, called for a moratorium on any more male bishops. "No nomination without feminisation," he added.
Sir Tony Baldry, the MP who represents the Church Commissioners, has spoke of his bemusement at the failure to approve women bishops.
Speaking in the House of Commons, he said: "Every day that we fail to resolve this issue is a day when our credibility in the public eye is likely to diminish."
He added: "It is important for the House to recognise that there is overwhelming support in the Church of England for women bishops to be consecrated.
"It is impossible for me to explain to Parliamentary colleagues that a measure that has had the support of 42 out of 44 diocese failed to pass in General Synod."
The go-ahead for women bishops was supposed to be the crowning achievement of Dr Rowan William's ten years as the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Today, as the Church of England discussed where it goes after the General Synod voted against the measure, Dr Williams said it has "lost a measure of credibility" and had "some explaining to do".
ITV News Social Affairs Editor Penny Marshall reports:
Dr Rowan Williams has addressed to the Church of England's General Synod for the final time as Archbishop of Canterbury.
There were flowers, hugs and two prolonged standing ovations at the Synod for Dr Williams as tributes were paid to him.
The Archbishop of York Dr John Sentamu spoke of his "courageous" leadership, and paid tribute to his sense of humour and commitment as spiritual leader of the Anglican Communion.
Dr Williams' wife, theologian Jane Williams, was presented with a bouquet of flowers at the farewell debate.
The outgoing Archbishop, who leaves his post at the end of the year after a decade in office, thanked the speakers and spoke of the "generous affection and support" he had received over the years.
He referred to the defeat of the female bishops' legislation, highlighting the need for trust within the General Synod.
"Quite a lot of the sad and difficult stand-off in which we find ourselves as a Synod at the moment seems to come from a mutual lack of trust", he said.
Anger is building in the Commons over the Church of England's decision on women bishops, but what action, if any, can be taken?Read the full story
The Bishop of Dover, the Rt Rev Trevor Willmott, said in a letter to the clergy and lay people of the Diocese of Canterbury that yesterday's General Synod vote "was not a 'no' to women bishops, but it was a 'no' to the proposed legislation as it stands".
"I believe that the door to women being bishops is open and cannot now be shut", the Bishop wrote.
"The clear majority of the Church of England demands it, the people of this country expect it, and I believe that the Holy Spirit yearns for it".
"There will be women bishops in the Church of England and I hope and pray that the wait will not be a long one", he added.
Dr Rowan Williams has addressed the Church of England's General Synod for the last time as Archbishop of Canterbury.
Dr Williams, who leaves his post at the end of the year, will be succeeded by Rt Rev Justin Welby.
Archbishop Rowan addressing #synod for last time as Archbishop of Canterbury. http://t.co/JhMrV0A8
#synod gives a long standing ovation for Archbishop Rowan and wish he and Jane well in the future.
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper called the General Synod's decision not to allow the ordination of female bishops "deeply disappointing".
A vigil by supporters of women bishops was held on the steps of Church House today.
Margaret Houston, a children's worker at a church in west London, said the vigil was organised last night on Twitter "by people who feel very strongly that they want to register their sadness over this decision".
"We represent the majority who are in favour of women bishops", she added.
The Rev Preb Pat Hawkins, a General Synod member from Wolverhampton, said she was "very sad" that the legislation was not approved.
"I think we need to be clear that it was not the Church of England voting against the principle of women bishops, it was voting on a very particular measure", she added.
Rachel Jepson, a lay member of the General Synod from Birmingham, said the defeat was "appalling" and "shameful".
"I am quite disgusted, really", she added.
Archbishop designate Justin Welby tells a Westminster lunch: "I'm probably first to lose a vote of confidence before I've started the job."


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- Address:
2761 Washington Blvd.
Arlington, VA 22201Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.tallularestaurant.com/
- Phone: 7037785051x
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday: 10:00am - 2:30pm
Sunday: 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm
Friday & Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Rob Rubba
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: The Wine Shop in the front of Tallula can be reserved for parties up to 16 people (semi-private).
- Private Party Contact: Lauren Huey 7033035423x
Getting there
- Cross Street: Pershing Dr.
- Public Transit: Clarendon Metro
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: There is a parking lot adjacent to the building as well as additional parking at the Country Club Cleaners on Pershing Blvd. They encourage their patrons to play close attention to zone 6 restrictions when parking on the streets around the restaurant.
A word from Tallula
Tallula offers a modern approach to classic American fare in a friendly neighborhood environment. The menu focuses heavily on bold flavors resulting from the use of fresh, local produce and the highest quality meats they can find. The extensive wine list features more than 350 wines by the bottle and 70 by the glass. Tallula's dining room, bar, lounge and wine shop provide four distinctively different settings to enjoy dinner with your family, celebrate with friends, or grab a quick bite to eat!Continued
We reserve a portion of our dining room for walk-in customers. We accept walk ins!
Please note, EatBar next door does not accept reservations.
We reserve a portion of our dining room for walk-in customers. We accept walk ins!
Please note, EatBar next door does not accept reservations.
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Tallula reviews from OpenTable diners
50 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food3.9Service4.1
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (25)notable wine list (22)neighborhood gem (22)special occasion (16)romantic (16)vibrant bar scene (10)great for brunch (9)good for groups (7)great for outdoor dining (4)late-night find (4)hot spot (3)kid-friendly (2)great for lunch (1)Show More
- A gem among gemsItaloAmericano78Dined on 8/15/2014Tallula is an exquisite place, with the finest cuisine in town. It's a serious restaurant that doesn't take itself too seriously, as evidenced by the happy staff, who deliver the best food in town, promptly, and with a smile, and as the adjoining bar. For the price of a night out at a boring chain, one can experience sensational food, prepared with the freshest ingredients, and a fine bottle of wine. The portions are perfect, the presentation professional, and the taste and texture of the food is the best I've had in years.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BrunchNovadinerDined on 8/10/2014Good food. Parking constrained. Was expecting a bit more based on Washingtonian rating/review.
- Perfect EveninglocalwocDined on 8/6/2014Great food, artfully and beautifully prepared. Four of us had a wonderful time all around. The staff took the time to ensure we were well accommodated and our celebration was flawless. We appreciated the extra touches that were so unexpected and delicious!Special Features:
- Blah blah blahQuilterDined on 8/1/2014Having been to Tallula before and had a reasonably good dinner, our meal there this week gave us the blahs. The corn fritters were greasy outside and undercooked inside, with not a sign of corn. The serrano ham starter lacked flavor. My spring greens seemed to be straight out of a plastic box of instant salad from Safeway that had not even been picked over to eliminate the wilted leaves. The heirloom tomatoes were good, but had barely noticeable cheese on top. The best course was my marinated beef and grilled bok choy--but the quinoa with it was tasteless with unrecognizable lumps of something. My husband had chicken, which looked nice on the plate but was not really enough food (I shared my steak). We gave up and had dessert at home.
- Good Mellow-VeronicaVIPDined on 7/26/2014My friend and I went there. I ordered for PAN SEARED DIVER SCALLOPS grillled corn, yellow squash, pickled red onion, corriander broth and glass of PG white wine. Otherwise, I'm glad that I'm back there AGAIN long time.Special Features:
- Unique & Seasonal DishesGadgetGirlJenDined on 7/18/2014Loved the variety of dishes and attention to presentation. The service was impeccable. The ambience is "different" and eclectic as there is no one theme. It is warm and inviting, not pretentious, feels somewhat romantic except it is very open.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wine pairings were a hit!JJdcDined on 7/16/2014Great restaurant and staff, food is consistently good. However, it's the wine selections and specifically the pairings that really made our night outstanding!Special Features:
- Worth the detour from Clarendonksmum125Dined on 7/12/2014I've driven past Tallula and EatBar many times and now I'm glad we followed through and dined there. We ate with friends and were impressed by the menu options and wine list. The staff were attentive and responsive when we asked about varying menu options for our child. Food was served promptly, presented well and was delicious. The foie gras tart was very rich but splitting it with my husband and enjoying with the carrot salad was the perfect balance. The scallops were enormous and very enjoyable. Hubby's pork Angolnotti was also impressive with a lovely smokey flavour. Definitely worth the slight detour (and the slightly longer walk back to the Metro allows you to justify having dessert)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful last minute DiscoveryKurliDined on 7/12/2014On a Saturday afternoon, when I started looking for dinner out, most DC restaurants were booked till late, whereas Tallula was available for 6:30p. It slowly filled as we were dining. I had scallops for main course, which was delicious and serviche for appetizer, a very innovative presentation. My wife had some concerns about beans and roasted seeds being on the andante side. Overall, I would go there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food experienceTzar8Dined on 7/10/2014We found this place online last minute, and after seeing their tasting menu posted, knew it was something we wanted to try! The tasting menu, a bit pricey, was absolutely delicious. All the flavors packed into these tiny bites! Our worry was that after, we'd still be hungry since each dish were literally a couple of bites (at least the first courses). I started giving my husband parts of my dishes to finish to ensure he ate enough. The last thing I wanted was to end up hungry at the end and have to stop at McDonald's to grab a cheeseburger!! But, no worries! Like I said earlier though, it was a bit pricey (compared to the star ratings given online) - their cheapest bottle of wine started at $55 and it only went up from there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rather quiet for a Saturday PMLizSVIPDined on 6/28/2014Food was very good but the menu was also very limited. Carrot salad and trout were welcome.
- Outstandinggbrowell4Dined on 6/26/2014We visited Tallula for a special dinner while my father was in town. It didn't disappoint. All of us tried the tasting menu which was simply outstanding. The wine list is extensive and interesting. If you ask the waiter, they will do a wine pairing with each course of the tasting menu. We also were able to do a beer pairing with each course of the tasting menu. Our dinner was on a Thursday night, and the restaurant was not full...which was great...gave the waiter and GM a little more time to talk. We will be heading back to Tallula soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Clarendon Jewelkhammer315Dined on 6/21/2014The menu at Tallula is limited, but exquisite. The table favorites were a cheese pasta called gnudi and a roasted beet starter plate. We went early on a Saturday night and it was quiet. The service was attentive but not overbearing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedlittledocDined on 6/21/2014Creativity food fell short on execution resulting in main course flavors ranging from bland to unappealing. Service was rote and indifferent although efficient.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/15/2014We went there for father's day brunch. Menu was limited. Service was extremely poor. We had to ask for everything starting from salt pepper shakers to sugar to ketchup. The restaurant was not that busy. Yet it took them over half hour to get a simple brunch order. Mimosa was served at room temperature. Our order came in sporadic bursts. Couple of items were forgotten. I will not go there again. Staff was pleasant though
- Father's Day BrunchFoodieDadVIPDined on 6/15/2014Service was unimpressive (very slow seating at opening), had to ask for sweetener, S&P and refills. Food came out insanely fast and was delicious. Cheddar biscuits, eggs benedict, sausage and fritatta were top notch. Side salad was a bit salty. Would recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing First ExperienceNoNameDined on 6/8/2014My friends & I were excited to meet for Sunday brunch because we read rave reviews. I ordered the eggs benedict & one egg was overcooked. The dish was served with a trace amount of serrano and a stale, cold biscuit. Two of my friends ordered the frittata and both were cold or lukewarm. We didn't want to complain because we waited on our food longer than expected and were all very hungry. I ordered a salmon eggs benedict and a side of bacon to go. When I got home and looked in the box, I was disappointed to find a regular eggs benedict, which was not what I ordered. Because I've heard so many positive comments about Tallula I'll give it another shot, but I'll visit there with much lower expectations.Special Features:
- All around favorite but too loudomnivoreDined on 6/2/2014My husband and I have dined many times at Tallula and always enjoy the changing and tasty menu. We even get wine and dessert! Wait staff are very nice and usually able to help in pairing. My only complaint about Tallula is the noise. If you go before 7pm, on a week night, it's ok. Otherwise, I find the combination of music and usual restaurant chatter too much.Special Features:
- Interesting Menulive4foodDined on 5/29/2014Service was good. The menu was interesting and the food was good, but not great. Will not make a special effort to return.Special Features:
- Always a good night here.beejpowersDined on 5/16/2014Tallula is a really nice place to get a pretty unique meal. It's a beautifully designed space but can get loud being adjacent to the bar which has an active scene. The menu changes seasonally and uses fresh seasonal vegetables. As of Spring '14 ramps are heavily featured and delicious. The fried ramp snack is fantastic. Also this season, all the signature cocktails are named after characters and lines of dialogue from the movie Shawshank Redemption. The drinks are spectacular as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fab FindNiceatsDined on 5/15/2014I drove by this restaurant one day and was curious because of the name so I looked it up online and saw it had wonderful reviews and an awesome menu. The place really lives up to its reputation. The food is AWESOME. The restaurant has a very nice lounge vibe and is perfect for special occasions or a late night date. I recommend and have already recommended this place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mother's Day BrunchMattVIPDined on 5/11/2014I had been wanting to try Tallula for sometime. Took my Mom for Mother's Day. Worst meal I can remember. Details: wobbly table, no S&P on table, 15 minutes to take order in relatively empty restaurant, everything greasy, "plain" french toast soaked in clarified butter, no syrup, pork hash in 1/2 of oil, no pork, fried egg not fully cooked, omelet not fully cooked, biscuits dense and cold, pastries tasted day old. We returned our dishes and new dishes were moderately better. Management comped the three plates and a round of drinks. Management did their best to make us happy. The kitchen needs a new chef. Not the experience I wanted for Mom.
- Great neighborhood restaurantct1316Dined on 5/11/2014If you're looking for a place that's outside the regular Clarendon scene but close enough that you could walk to from the metro, check this place out. The food was great and the service was very friendly and attentive. The fountain was a nice addition to the overall ambiance.Special Features:
- TimberDined on 5/9/2014Our first time here and will go back. Very friendly staff from the manager on down.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better before ??OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 5/9/2014Not sure what has changed since we last dined there but this used to be one of our favorite local restaurants. Food and menu were not good.
- The following 1350 reviews are from the Tallula reviews archive.
- great food ... overly high pricesenjoygoodfoodDined on 5/4/2014The entrees and appetizers were very tasty and delicious. The goat cheese gnudi entree, in particular, was small in quantity, when compared to the roasted chicken. And the North Carolina trout had carolina gold grits listed as a side; however a rice side dish was provided without any announcement or explanation. The appetizers were overpriced in comparison to the entrees. Our server was excellent; she paid attention to us when needed but also left us alone to chat.
- Failed AttemptDissapointedVIPDined on 5/3/2014This was a true disappointment. They are trying to be something that they are not. Clearly do not have any dishes that could pass for more than mediocre at best. And to top it off, the prices are in line with higher end restaraunts. Definitely not worth the time.
- ImpressedJKB0157VIPDined on 4/30/2014It was our 1st time there and it was a pleasant experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodieloveDined on 4/18/2014Food was good, not amazing for the prices. Crab small plate and cauliflower entree really stood out as excellent. Service was OK. Unfortunately for a Friday night the place was dead, not sure we would go back.Special Features:
- Great food, amazing serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 4/15/2014My in laws took my husband and I to Tallula to celebrate my husband's birthday. We enjoyed offerings from all sections of the menu and everything was delicious! Our server, Morgan, was very knowledgable about the menu and gave done great recommendations including the monkfish and the rabbit terrine. The staff also picked up on it being my husband's birthday and wrote "happy birthday" in chocolate on his dessert plate. We also had our 18 month old with us and the staff was very accommodating of her. Superb service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service IssueBobbVIPDined on 4/2/2014We were there Wednesday night and sat near the open kitchen and while the dinner was excellent, the service was, well, hard to find. If a gentleman (manager?) hadn't stopped by I am not sure how long it would have been for the server to re-appear. Our food was excellent with the exception of the oysters which can with no small foks so we had to use dinner folks to free them from their shell. The busboy had us keep the used forks. I sound picky but this is a pricey place with a lot of effort spent on the cuisine and absence. It is a pet peeve of mine but I was always taught not to remove one person's plate while others were still eating. It's rude.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyed the ambiance and friendlineOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 3/30/2014Enjoyed the ambiance and friendliness of the staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nice ambience, food is meh.SauceyDined on 3/29/2014I had high hopes for this restaurant, but everything we ate was underwhelming, and seemed like it was trying too hard to be "innovative" with the food rather than just making simple, delicious, satisfying food . The ambience and decor of the restaurant is great, and the service was prompt and professional. However, the food was not really worth the price tag. I think there are too many great restaurants in the area to go back to this one unfortunately.
- Great experience at Tallulua's!ChrisDined on 3/28/2014This was my second time there and my husbands first and I was concerned as the menu in the wine room is very limited and thought he might not like it but it ended up being fine :). Our server was wonderful and very sweet and Brent the sommelier, was excellent! The wine list was great! We sat in the front room which I believe is the wine room and it was vey quaint, romantic and quiet but I think next time we will try the restaurant area as it was very pretty. What a little gem in the middle of a strange area! We are looking forward to going back soon! Chris L., Falls Church, VASpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely eveningAC33VIPDined on 3/12/2014There are few better places to spend a windy, rainy, winter's evening than Tallula. After a drink at EAT Bar, we moved next door for a delicious dinner, beautifully served. The salads were all good, brussel sprouts in the choke and sprout salad were a little underdone, but better that that overdone; and the mains were also good, if a little saltier than necessary. Next time, would ask them to hold back a little. The folks who work there could not be nicer or more expert at their jobs. We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice…real niceJamesDined on 3/11/2014Fancy looking interior. Dead on a Tuesday. Service was good. Some awkward interactions but some caused by me. Good hearted people. Fun plate ups. Cold apps didn't come out on cold plates and tartare wasn't super cold like it should. Huge red wine glasses used for white wines. Enjoyed the menu presentation already opened. Very little things that don't usually matter…I just notice little things like that. Menu was nice with a decent variety. Short and succinct and I thought well composed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous dinner!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/9/2014My husband and I took our 20 year old son here to celebrate a special occasion. We chose the fixed price tasting menu. The service was impeccable. The food was unbelievable and beautifully presented. We loved our evening here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tallula was fineEwildDined on 3/8/2014Great place for a last minute gathering because reservations were available. Moderately priced and the menu was creative and had options everyone liked. THe beef brisket (chosen by three fo the four people) was dry and tough. My swordfish was good but not great. We really liked the atmosphere so the evening was a success!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We had a great night!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/8/2014Our evening was very nice and the food was really good!Special Features:
- Great for Brunch with FriendsGA85Dined on 3/2/2014We got a a big table with friends and the service was great! Unusual and fun menu choices like Duck Confit Hash and Beef Shortrib Poutine. My favorite was the chorizo omelette. Have fun!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Coyotes Among Us, Broad Cove Campground Outdoor Theatre - Cape Breton Highlands National Park
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DescriptionThis presentation sheds some light on these elusive creatures and helps us to find our place in nature and enjoy the park safely and responsibly. 9 pm in June and July, 8:30 in August, at the Broad Cove outdoor theatre. Offered every Tuesday evening from June 27 to August 31, 2014
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"I've had little old Swedish ladies literally cry when they come into my shop," said Sue Kopperman.
But for Washington Swedes, the key December import isn't foodstuffs, it's girl singers.
Every year, Kerstin Hendrickson rounds up Swedish au pairs in the region and trains 30 or 40 of them as a roving troupe of white-robed St. Lucia singers. The young women visit churches, schools and the Swedish Embassy to perform the medieval procession commemorating the burning of the future saint by ancient Romans. One of the girls, representing Lucia, wears a crown of candles.
"We do eight or 10 Lucias every year," said the Swedish-born Hendrickson, who lives in Beltsville and works as a nurse in Annapolis, Md. They've already performed this year for the Swedish ambassador and a Swedish Christmas bazaar. "I don't know who enjoys it more — the older people or the girls who are homesick. They are thrilled to learn there is such a big Lucia in Washington."
But the expats are still far from their lands of origin. Jonsson reflected on the one custom he and his fellow Icelanders have not been able to import. At home, families shake the winter skies with fireworks on New Year's Eve. In Bethesda, he doesn't dare.
"You do not mess with the Montgomery County police," he said, "even with diplomatic immunity."


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By Jack Molitor
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---- — ANDERSON — After more than a year of investigating and litigation, a third teen will be heading to prison for the savage beating of another teen with a baseball bat in June 2012.
Donovan Ball, 19, received a 50-year sentence on Monday for his role in the attack, which has been acknowledged by officials as an act of gang violence. Ball and two co-defendants, Ruben Rosales-Mezar and David Rivera, both of Chicago, were found guilty of attempted murder, a Class A felony, for the beating of then-15-year-old Sergio Torres on June 27, 2012. Madison Circuit Court 3 Judge Thomas Newman handed down the sentence.
The 50-year-sentence was the same as the one received by Rosales-Mezar, 19, whom prosecutors have pegged the ringleader of the gang activity that led to the attack. Rosales-Mezar and Ball both took their cases to trial and were found guilty in February and June, respectively. Rivera, 18, pleaded guilty to the same charges in January and received a 20-year sentence.
According to a probable cause affidavit of the incident, Torres was found June 27, 2012, beaten and bloody in the 600 block of East 27th Street. The teenager suffered extensive head injuries but was able to provide police with critical details about the attack, including information about his assailants.
Other witnesses confirmed the three teens were the attackers. Police testimony indicated Ball, an Anderson resident, was the only one of the three attackers Torres positively identified in police interviews.
The attack was confirmed by several witnesses to be gang related, with the three attackers purportedly connected to the Chicago Latin Kings gang syndicate, and Torres connected with Surenos 13 of Florida. It is believed the attack was retribution against Torres and other Surenos 13 members who had been harassing Rosales-Mezar.
Deputy prosecutor Steve Koester, who tried the case against Rosales-Mezar and Ball, said the sentence was appropriate, and the convictions have brought gang activity from the Latin Kings in Anderson to a halt.
"There was a real presence here, but it was probably influenced more by [Rosales-Mezar] than anyone else," Koester said. "Ball was more of a wannabe than the other two."
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WASHINGTON (CNS) — In a narrowly tailored 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court June 30 said closely held companies may be exempted from a government requirement to include contraceptives in employee health insurance coverage under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
Father Joseph Terra, FSSP, 56, was critically injured during a burglary at Mater Misericordia Mission Parish in Phoenix, where he is currently assigned.
In a historic moment in the 2,000 years of the Catholic Church Sunday, two popes were canonized by Pope Francis with Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI looking on, as did more than a million faithful who packed not only St. Peter's Square but the streets and plazas stretching back into central Rome.


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If you had to vote which team had the most interesting offseason, some of you would probably vote for the Angels. It'd be an understandable pick. But signing Albert Pujols and C.J. Wilson is almost trying too hard to be interesting. It's like the guy on the college campus who walks his ferret on a leash in the quad. We get it. Very interesting. What a fascinating individual that person must be.
The A's are a different kind of interesting. They're the guy at the end of the hall who lives in his bathrobe and carries a tattered journal that no one will ever read. Is it filled with the greatest poetry of our generation, or is it filled with threats against the government written in blood and feces? That's still interesting. Possibly crazy. Possibly a genius that we can't comprehend just yet! Probably crazy.
At one point in the offseason, the A's were clearly rebuilding. Gio Gonzalez, Andrew Bailey, and Trevor Cahill weren't going to be free agents for a long time; Gonzalez and Bailey were under contract through the 2014 season before his extension with the Nationals, and Cahill is under contract through 2015 with two team options after that.
Unless the A's were scared that one or both weren't going to stay healthy, there was no pressing reason to trade either. But if the A's figured that they weren't going to be good anytime soon, then it made some sense to trade the two in for all sorts of prospects and save some money.
So the A's made the trades. They got something close to an overwhelming return from the Nats and an interesting return from the Diamondbacks, depending on how enamored you are of Jarrod Parker. Fine, so the A's were rebuilding.
But it was like the orders to rebuild were given via crank call. Some punk teenager got Billy Beane's number, affected a low voice, and pretended to be owner Lew Wolff. Sell, sell, sell!, the punk teenager cried, covering the phone and and telling his friends to shut up. When everything was sorted out, it became clear that Wolff had all sorts of revenue-sharing that he was just dying to spend. I'm picturing the Gift of the Magi with a slide-trombone soundtrack.
In came Yoenis Cespedes. Back came Coco Crisp. And, what the heck, a couple of million for Bartolo Colon might work out for some reason. All told, the A's committed $52 million to those three free agents over the offseason. That's about what they would have had committed to Cahill and Gonzalez through 2014. So the A's didn't save money. They'll have Cespedes at least as long as they would have had Cahill, but they'll pay him more.
They just moved the money around for different players. Cespedes is the big strike, the short-term gamble with long-term ramifications. Crisp is the known quantity. Colon is an additional $1.5 million surcharge the A's will pay not to rush a prospect. There's a chance that with all three, they'll be just as well off in 2012 as they would have been with just Cahill and Gonzalez. Maybe they'll break even this year.
Which means that when the music stopped and it was time to sit down, the A's had a team that was still expected to finish third or fourth, they were spending the same money, but they had seven prospects under team control for six years after they made their debuts. Not a bad trick.
This all presupposes, though, that the combination of Cespedes/Crisp/Colon is going to be anywhere near as valuable in 2012 as would Cahill/Gonzalez/Crisp's replacement. There's a great chance that they won't be. For all of the hype and scouting goodness that Cespedes comes with, a low-average tweener glove with power in center field sure sounds a lot like Cody Ross. Either the power would have to show up right away, the contact concerns will have to be overblown, or the glove will have to be better than advertised to make Cespedes a success in 2012. Over the next four years, he might grow into superstardom. Expecting it in 2012 is a tad optimistic.
For all of the money the A's spent in the offseason, then, not a lot of it was meant for this season. Colon was, sure, and Crisp … well, I can't figure out why they re-signed Crisp. But the bulk of the money went to Cespedes. It's a risk to think that Cespedes plus Jarrod Parker, A.J. Cole, Brad Peacock, Derek Norris, Tom Milone, Ryan Cook, and Collin Cowgill will be more valuable than Cahill and Gonzalez in 2015, but when you stack all the names up like that, it makes you feel a little confident that it was all a good risk, especially when you figure that Jemile Weeks and Michael Choice should be entering their primes.
In the short term, though, the A's are probably worse. Crisp is a year older, Colon isn't going to match Gonzalez's 2011, it's possible but not likely that one of the prospects will match Cahill's season, and Cespedes would be a revelation if he repeated Josh Willingham's season. One of their better offensive performers last year, Scott Sizemore, is out for the year. And for 50 games the A's will get to play around with Brandon Allen, Chris Carter, and Daric Barton, and then two of them will give way for Manny Ramirez, who will …
Hell, I don't know what Manny will do. Get caught in the tarp in the upper deck? Take BART to Pittsburg when interleague play starts, hoping to beat the team there? Ask Josh Reddick if that's his real name or his Native American name? No idea.
And I also have no idea if he'll hit. He only played 90 games in 2010, and he pootered out towards the end. He missed almost all of last season. He'll miss the first two months of 2012. Even if he's one of the greatest right-handed hitters of all time, asking him to be an offensive force after a year-plus off at the age of 40 is legitimately insane. But he'll be entertaining, and that's his real draw. It's more of a PR move than an HR move.
Brandon McCarthy is a treat to watch, and here's hoping he can stay healthy all season. Colon is an enigma wrapped in a riddle wrapped in a delicious and crunchy outer shell. I would have given him a two-percent chance of having an ERA below 5.00 last year in Yankee Stadium, but he was far better than that. His strikeout/walk ratio indicated that his renaissance was real, and he's moving from a murderous environment to Oakland, where the foul territory has about the same acreage as the grounds on which Yankee Stadium was built. After that, it's young pitchers ahoy as the A's will attempt to find out who will stick when Dallas Braden and Brett Anderson come back from injury.
It's not a bad strategy that Beane is employing. And that tattered journal from the intro? It's filled with errands and reminders. Pick up dry-cleaning. Pay electric bill. All functional stuff, just in a bit of a sketchy package. The A's spent the same amount of money to shift their window of contending back a little, and in 2012 they shouldn't be as good. But they're likely set up better for three years down the line, which was the point. There's a chance that they'll have a new stadium by then and go Marlins on the world. Hey, stranger things have happened. Like the Marlins.
Coulda Shoulda Woulda (Move they didn't make)
There isn't really a candidate for this spot. Before Sizemore was injured, the A's had major-league quality players all over the field. Not good, necessarily, but quality. Seth Smith and Beane have been star-crossed for a while, even if they didn't consciously know it. Smith is the Beaneiest outfielder since the last one. If there's a move that they might have wanted to consider, it would have been trading Kurt Suzuki for as much as he'd bring back as long as the young pitchers were being shipped out for younger pitchers.
Wild Card
With the benefit of the gigantic stadium, pitchers like Parker, Milone, and Peacock could have immediate success, not unlike Anderson and Cahill did at a young age. If McCarthy and Colon stay healthy, and the young pitchers don't have initial struggles, the A's might even improve over last year.
Vague Predictions
The A's won't finish above third place for a couple of years, but they could finish around .500 as soon as this year. But if the young pitching starts doing young-pitching things -- gets hurt, wild, or erratic at all the wrong times -- they could lose close to 100 games. Buck up, though, A's! Astros! The Astros are coming! They shouldn't be able to pitch or hit.
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This is so incredibly tragic. We are the same age, with only children. My heart is breaking for her little boy.
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AN Eastleigh man died after an overdose of heroin, an inquest heard.
Graham Bowden, 30, was found by his brother, Daniel, in the early hours on June 11 face down on a table at their mother's house shortly after he had injected himself with heroin.
The father-of-two had reportedly suffered from long-standing anxiety and depression as a result of drug addiction but had been seeking treatment in the months prior to his death. He had been referred to The Bridge in Eastleigh, an open access substance misuse centre.
Pathologist Dr Adnan Al-Badri, who carried out a post-mortem, found a mixture of Morphine, Diazepam, Codeine and Amitriptyline were found in his blood and tissue samples - some of which were prescribed as part of his rehabilitation.
The inquest heard Mr Bowden had recently been served an eviction notice from his home at Sedgewick Court which had made him depressed, according to his mother, Diane McGovern.
In a statement read out at the inquest, she said: "I'm completely shocked and surprised by his sudden death. Everyone said how well he was doing and he looked so well."
His mother had wished her son goodbye, at her home in Templecombe Road, on the day she left for a holiday in Mexico, stating "he was in good spirits."
Deputy coroner for Central Hampshire, Simon Burge recorded an open verdict.
"The facts are whilst staying overnight at Templecombe Road, Mr Bowden took heroin. The effects of which resulted in his death," he said. "I'd like to extend my condolences to his family."
Mr Bowden leaves behind his fiancée, Zoe Anderson, and two sons, 12-year-old Jake and 8-year-old Ryan.
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NEWTON — Drop in anytime at the Gale Library in Newton to Make a Holiday Card for a Hero. All materials to design your card are available in the children's room. The deadline to participate is Fri., December 6. We will mail them to PO Box 5456, Capitol Heights, MD 20791-5456.
You can also drop in to make Natural Christmas Tree Ornaments at the Library on Mon., December 2, from 4:30-7:30 p.m. These environmentally-friendly ornaments can be placed on the Newton Town Tree at the Historical Society's Christmas Tree Lighting on Sun., December 8 at 5:30 p.m. Get in the Spirit of the Season with Christmas music, treats, and good friends and neighbors.
Join us for the Gale Library Holiday Cookie Swap on Wed., December 11 at 6:30 p.m. Adults may bring three dozen homemade holiday cookies and the recipe to share. Go home with an assortment of yummy goodies, Space is limited so sign up is necessary. Call 382-4691.
Watch a great new release Children's Video at the library on Early Release Day, Wed., December 4, at 2:00 p.m. Popcorn will be provided. Bring a drink and a friend!
Tuesday Storyhours at 10:00 a.m. will highlight more of our favorite holiday stories, crafts and songs. Come decorate our tree and cookies, make ornaments and reindeer food, and enjoy a party with games and goodies.
Drop in any time to make your own Holiday Greeting Card from materials in the Children's Room. Stickers, stamps, old cards, markers, and lots of imagination can create a very special card for Mom, Dad, or Grandparents.
Our Christmas Candy Contest is ready for your best guess. Make the closest guess of the number of candies in our Christmas Tree and you can be the winner of them all. Yummy!
Make someone's holiday happier. The Angel Tree is filled with children's Christmas wishes. Come pick an angel tag off the Tree at the Library. Purchase a gift for that child, wrap it, and return it to the library so it can be distributed to a happy Newton child.


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Chapter 4 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES*
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Parma have lost their best player, but they're still looking like a mid-table side at worst in an imbalanced Serie A. Their 8th place finish was impressive, especially considering their poor start, and they'll be hoping to improve on their record from last year even with Sebastian Giovinco gone. A total of 12 of their first team players are either new arrivals or players they previously had on loan who have signed permanent deals.
Their manager, Roberto Donadoni, looks to have fully recovered from his failed tenure as Italy manager and is leading Parma back to relevance in Serie A.
Last season
Donadoni guided Parma from the relegation battle to a comfortable top-half finish in less than half a season. There was a sizable gap between Parma and Italy's top seven teams, but they can take some pride in being the best of the rest.
Unlike the first year that Giovinco spent with the Crusaders, Giovinco was at his best last year and played his way onto the Italian national team with his performances.
Who's Out?
Unfortunately for Parma, Gio has gone back to Juventus. Parma made a profit of €8m on Giovinco, which allowed them to add a few new players. We'll get to them in a bit.
Francesco Valiani: Valiani is a utility man who filled in wherever needed in midfield, and has joined Siena for an undisclosed fee.
McDonald Mariga: Played well in central midfield on loan last season, but has returned to Inter Milan. Donadoni has added multiple central midfielders to replace him.
Who's In?
Parma have signed an absolutely unbelievable amount of new players. Because of they money they made from selling Giovinco -- as well as the wages they cleared off the books -- they were able to add plenty of reinforcements.
Amauri: Except actually. Yeah, this guy still plays in Serie A.
Sotiris Ninis: If you don't follow Greek football, you probably know Ninis best as the guy who always disappoints for Greece at international competitions. He's actually a very solid attacking midfielder who has the potential to adequately replace Giovinco. He arrived on a free transfer from Panathinaikos.
Dorlan Pabon: An absolute coup of a purchase for Parma. Pabon has become a key player for the Colombian national team over the last couple of years and is extremely versatile. He can play on either wing, as an attacking midfielder or as a striker. He's already scored twice in CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifying, including a goal against Argentina.
Aleandro Rosi: A right wing back, in from Roma.
Yohan Benalouane: Don't expect to see too much of Benalouane, but he's decent cover at central defense. He's spent the last couple of years at Cesena and also played for Saint-Etienne in Ligue 1.
Marco Parolo: Joined from Cesena on a loan with an option to buy, and could slot right into a starting central midfield role. He was excellent over the last couple of years for a very average Cesena side, and might be even more impressive with some better talent around him.
Gianluca Musacci: Spent last season on loan and was solid cover in the center of midfield. He's now co-owned by Parma and Empoli and will provide solid cover again this year.
Jaime Valdes: Similar to Musacci in that he spent last season on loan, then joined the club over the summer. He is also cover, at attacking midfield.
Ignacio Fideleff: On loan from Napoli, where he never got much of a shot. The talented central defender was very good in the Argentine Primera as a youngster, but hasn't stuck in Italian football. It remains to be seen whether Donadoni thinks he has a future at Parma or if he's just cover.
Fabiano Santacroce: Another defender who has joined from Napoli. He's a backup central defender and moved to Parma on a co-ownership deal.
Alfriyie Acquah: One of the top young talents in African football, Acquah joins on loan with an option to purchase 50 percent of his rights from Palermo. He established himself in Palermo's first team last year as a teenager and hasn't even come close to reaching his ceiling. He might not contribute a lot this year for Parma, but he could turn out to be a massive coup for the club.
Pavol Bajza: At 20-years-old, he's just going to be a backup this season, but he could develop into Parma's No. 1 keeper eventually. He's been a regular starter as a teenager in Slovakia during the last two years and is the No. 1 of the Slovakia Under-21 national team.
Ishak Belfodil: The 20-year-old French-Algerian striker has a lot of promise, but he hasn't shown it yet. He hasn't scored a professional league goal, but Parma's banking on him improving. They paid Lyon €2.5m for his services.
Keep an eye on
Jonathan Biabiany. When he first started playing for Inter Milan, Biabiany was expected to become a first team regular for the team eventually. It never materialized, and he's landed at Parma. He had a very good second half of the season when Donadoni arrived, and he should enter this season as a starter. He's improved defensively in the last year as well, and has become a very versatile two-way winger. He can also play center forward if needed, and he might be needed for that role this year.
Predicted finish
Mid-table, inching towards top half. Expect a similar finish out of Parma from last year. Giovinco was a big loss and they were never going to be able to buy a player of similar quality to replace him, but they did an excellent job of using the profit made from his sale to build a much deeper side.