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Jughead has always been one of the most offbeat and original characters in Riverdale. From his iconic hat and wry smile to his "needle nose," Jughead is instantly recognizable around the world. Everyone knows Archie's best pal!
In 1949,Jughead became the star of his own comic series "Archie's Pal Jughead." Over the years, the comic has gone on hiatus twice and changed titles once.
Jughead is about to go on a brief hiatus again.
Archie Comics Director of Publicity & Marketing Adam Tracey sums it up:
"As you're aware, Archie has been reinventing itself for the last three years. That reinvention process is most visible in books like Life With Archie, Kevin Keller, The Art of Betty & Veronica, the New Crusaders comic, the Sonic Super Special, Archie Comics Super Special and much more. Because Jughead is a very important character to us, that reinvention process will also apply to him. So while we're putting together exactly how to do that, we've put the Jughead comic on hiatus until the relaunch happens. Fans of Jughead can rest assured that they'll definitely be seeing more of him in the future."
Jughead relaunch?!? What's going to happen? When? What will change? Will he still have his crown shaped cap? The answers to all these questions and more can be found right here in future installments of the Archie Blog.
Check back soon!
And in the meantime, check out what others are speculating about for Juggy:
Robot 6: Jughead to take a short nap, awaken refreshed
Comics Alliance: Archie Teases Mysterious Plans For Possible 'Jughead' Relaunch


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Xerox Acquires WaterWare Internet Services
Xerox Corporation has acquired the assets of WaterWare Internet Services Inc., helping organizations manage and share documents while meeting current industry requirements with ease and confidence.
WaterWare's services include Web application and software development, integration and customization. With the acquisition, Xerox's DocuShare enterprise content management (ECM) platform now includes the ability to capture and manage electronic health records and automate pharmacy orders.
DocuShare also gains WaterWare's professional services team that works with organizations of all sizes to maximize the advantages of the software program.
"By combining WaterWare's expertise in health care and public sector with DocuShare's content management strengths, we've created a system that offers specialized, industry-focused advantages," said David Smith, vice president, DocuShare Business Unit, Xerox Corporation. "In document-intensive industries like these, we've made it easier to speed up and automate many time-consuming work practices so our clients can focus on what matters most, serving their customers."
WaterWare has developed technologies on the DocuShare platform for more than eight years as a systems integrator and has been a Xerox Business Partner since 2003.

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Lance Thompson Signs With Earlham College
Charlton Co. senior linebacker Lance Thompson has signed a letter of intent to play college football at Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana. Earlham is a NCAA Division III school and Thompson will join former Indian Michael Alberts, who started every game as a true freshman this past season. Thompson broke the Charlton Co. single season record for tackles this past year and was an instrumental part in leading the Indians to the state championship game. He was a first team all region selection and was named honorable mention all state by the Georgia Sports Writers Association.
Will Gowen Signs With Sewanee University
Charlton County defensive lineman Will Gowen has signed a letter of intent to play college football at Sewanee University. Sewanee is a Division III school located in Sewanee, Tennessee and is a member of the Southern Athletic Association. Gowen was a two time first team all region selection as well as a two time All Region Academic Team selection. Gowen finished his career with 120.5 tackles and 13.5 quarterback sacks from his defensive tackle position.
Friday, January 24
Champ Bailey's trip to the Super Bowl was 'meant to be'
Monday, January 20
This one's for Champ Bailey
Sunday, December 29
Four Indians Honored on GSWA All State Team
Sunday, December 29
Harrington, Thompson, T.Dasher Named Honorable Mention All State by AJC
Tuesday, December 17
Harrington, M.Dasher Highlight Indians on All Region Team
Quarterback Trae Harrington was named the Region 2-A Offensive Player of the Year andd Michael Dasher was selected as the Defensive Player of the Year to lead a group of eleven Indians named to the All Region First Team.
Trae Harrington, Senior-Region 2-A Offensive Player of the Year
Trae Harrington, Senior-First Team Quarterback
Curt Nixon, Junior-First Team Wide Receiver
Levi Cribb, Junior-First Team Offensive Lineman
Michael Dasher, Sophomore-Region 2-A Defensive Player of the Year
Will Gowen, Senior-First Team Defensive Lineman
Tevis Dasher, Junior-First Team Linebacker
Lance Thompson, Senior-First Team Linebacker
Julian Roberts, Senior-First Team Defensive Back
Trae Harrington, Senior-First Team Punter
Scott Birchall, Junior-First Team Long Snapper
Curt Nixon, Junior-First Team Punt Returner
Second Team Selections were:
Andrew Lee, Sophomore, Running Back
Daveron Reed, Senior, Wide Receiver
Jamez Davis, Senior, Center
Dalton Combs, Senior, Offensive Lineman
Tanner Morgan, Senior, Offensive Lineman
Teon Burroughs, Sophomore, Defensive Lineman
Drake Gillis, Senior, Linebacker
Scott Birchall, Junior, Defensive Back
All Freshman Team
Mookie Smith, Defensive Lineman
All Academic Team
Jamez Davis, Will Gowen, Drake Gillis, Antonio Tarpley, Tanner Morgan, Curt Nixon, Levi Cribb, Trent Mahoney
Sunday, December 15
Final AJC Rankings
Sunday, December 15
Class A Public Championship: Marion Co. 12 Charlton Co. 3
Sunday, December 8
Blocked Point After Dooms Irwin
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Thursday, December 5
Charlton County football team will need all weapons against Irwin
Wednesday, December 4
Lee has Made Big Difference for Charlton
Wednesday, December 4
Seminole County eliminated from Class A playoffs in rout
Saturday, November 23
Commerce Struggles to Contain Charlton Run Game
Friday, November 15
There's no place like home: Tigers to host Charlton County in first round of Class A state playoffs
Friday, November 15
Indians To Open Playoffs at Commerce
The Charlton Co. Indians will open up the first round of the GHSA Class A playoofs on November 22nd against Commerce. The Tribe will be on the road for the first round game which is scheduhled to kickoff at 7:30. This will be the first ever meeting between the two schools.
Sunday, September 1
Nixon, Gowen Set, Tie Records in Brantley Win
Charlton Co. wide receiver Curt Nixon set one school record and tied another in Friday night's game against Brantley Co. Nixon's 91 yard scoring recption from Trae Harrington in the fourth quarter was the longest pass play in school history. Also Nixon's 208 receiving yards tied the record set by D.J. Donley in 2005 against Fitzgerald.
Also defensive lineman Will Gowen tied the record for most quarterback sacks in a game with four matching the record set by current CCHS defensive coordinator Norris Woods, who performed the feat against Irwin Co. in 2001.
Sunday, September 1
Personal foul ends Charlton-Brantley game early
Saturday, August 17
Indians Drop Scrimmage at Pierce Co. 28-18
The Charlton Co. Indians dropped a 28-18 decision to Pierce Co. Friday night in a preseason scrimmage game in Blackshear. The action was marred by sloppy, wet field conditions as the scrimmages was played in rain throughout.
The Tribe got a five yard run by quarterback Trae Harrington to go along with two Harrington touchdown passes that went to Tevis Dasher(10 yards), and Daveron Reed(24 yards) for the Indians scoring.
The scrimmage saw 80 pass attempts combined by both squads. Harrington passed for 220 yards while Pierce had 172 yards through the air. Scott Birchall was the leader pass catcher with seven receptions for 61 yards while Curt Nixon(64 yards), Dasher(47 yards), and Reed(41 yards) all got involved in the passing game. Harrington added 55 yards on the ground while the Indian defense limited the Bears to just 43 rushing yards.
Defensively the Indians played well for the most part but gave up too many big plays in third down situations. Drake Gillis recovered a Bear fumble while Curt Nixon intercepted a Pierce pass. Brandon Dell registered two quarterback sacks while Mookie Smith and Gillis split a sack.
The Indians will now get back to work and continue to strive to make improvements in anticipation of the regular season opener against Brantley Co. on August 30th at Indian Field.
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New venture from Madison Avenue and music industry insiders will connect marketers and creative decision-makers with artists and content
NEW YORK, June 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Stillwell Partners today announced a new venture in partnership with longtime music industry executive, Kenny Ochoa: Quiver, a strategic and multifaceted creative company dedicated to music, talent and content. With headquarters in Los Angeles and offices in New York City and London at inception, Quiver will streamline music and talent strategy and rights acquisition for Madison Avenue, Hollywood and the extended music industry ecosystem.
At launch, Quiver will provide:
Over the course of his 20-year career in the music industry, Ochoa has collaborated with some of the most ground-breaking artists and executives in music, entertainment and brand building. He has executed multi-million dollar campaigns and strategic partnerships with Madison Avenue, Hollywood studios, and Silicon Valley such as Tegan & Sara's "Everything Is Awesome" for Warner Bros Pictures' The Lego Movie; Train and Samsung; Muse for NCAA's March Madness and Paramount Pictures' World War Z and worldwide Apple advertising campaigns featuring The Ting Tings, Franz Ferdinand and Cake, to name a few.
"Quiver will break barriers and deliver music, talent and creative solutions for artists, content creators, distributors and marketers," said Stillwell's Managing Director, Lance Pillersdorf, who will lead the new venture for New York-based Stillwell. Pillersdorf has managed and led Stillwell's musical endeavors for the past decade, including production of live performances and partnerships around the globe, featuring artists such as Bruno Mars, Busta Rhymes, Cee Lo Green, Gym Class Heroes, Nas, Natasha Bedingfield, Pharrell Williams, Tony Bennett and Wyclef Jean.
"Technology has rattled the fundamentals and created a gap that Quiver will close as marketers and content creators seek to tap and acquire talent and creative content," said Quiver CEO, Kenny Ochoa. "At the same time, artists and rights holders need their rights and content protected and managed strategically. Quiver represents the opportunity to build a bridge between artists, brands, content and distribution channels," added Ochoa.
Stillwell Partners, a New York-based boutique consultancy, is the founding organizer of Advertising Week, the world's largest annual gathering of advertising, marketing and media leaders taking place in New York each Fall. In 2012, Stillwell launched Advertising Week Europe in London. The company, led by CEO Matt Scheckner, has been at the center of Madison Avenue for over a decade, working with creative and media agencies, brand marketers and media owners.
"The use of music in television, film, commercials and video games, along with brand partnerships, has redefined the importance of music as a major revenue center and central marketing driver for artists. We are thrilled to launch Quiver, with Kenny at the helm, and bring our worlds together to deliver a true creative consultancy that serves artists, marketers and creative decision-makers alike," added Scheckner.
About Kenny Ochoa:
In his most recent role as Senior Vice President, Creative Sync Licensing & Soundtracks at Warner Bros Records, Ochoa and his department were responsible for identifying and securing synchronization licensing, marketing and soundtrack opportunities for Warner Bros Records, as well as developing and establishing a roster of artists, including the Black Keys, Linkin Park, Muse and the Flaming Lips. Prior to Warner Bros Records, he was Vice President of Music Licensing at Sony Music Entertainment, where he was the company's chief liaison to the advertising and brand community. At Sony, Ochoa brokered high profile deals including Train with Samsung, Brandi Carlile with General Motors, John Mayer with Hallmark, Ray LaMontagne with Travelers Insurance and worldwide Apple advertising campaigns featuring The Ting Tings, Franz Ferdinand and Cake.
Ochoa's history in the music licensing and brand world goes back to placing music on acclaimed and influential television shows such as The O.C., The Sopranos, Entourage and Grey's Anatomy. He also led the early use of licensed music in video games (Tony Hawk Pro Skater series, Grand Theft Auto) as well as the award-winning Hewlett Packard campaign featuring The Kinks "Picture Book".
About Stillwell Partners:
Stillwell Partners is a New York-based boutique consultancy focusing on marketing, media and content development. Stillwell Partners is the founder and organizer of Advertising Week, the world's largest gathering of advertising and media leaders. Since its creation in 2004, Advertising Week has drawn 1.4 million participants from around the world to New York City for a week long think-tank comprised of over 200 different distinct programs that focus on the power of advertising and its neighboring industries. Above and beyond celebration, the mission of The Week is to inspire young people to join the craft; focus the industry and public at-large on the social impacts of advertising; address the most important issues facing the industry and shine a bright light on the business and economic influence of the advertising, media and marketing industries. Advertising Week recently wrapped its second year in Europe and will be returning to New York September 29-October 3, 2014.
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ALEXANDRIA, La. (KALB News Channel 5) - "Hello and welcome to this edition of Crystal's Critters I'm Crystal Whitman. Mr. Henry Wimbley how are you today?"
"Doing fine, how are you?"
"I'm good thank you so much for being on the show with us."
"Well thank you very much."
"And who do we have with us?"
"This is Sara."
"Umm Sara is a little Terrier mix and ugh she's about a year old."
"She's been spayed already so that would reduce the cost for someone that's looking for a dog at a reduced price. This would be excellent."
"Now while we are on the topic of prices talk about the adoption fee process and the application process. What do people have to do to adopt an adorable animal here at the shelter?"
"Well, we would suggest that they have an idea about the type dog they are looking for. Size and you know breed those type things that would shorten the process of them looking here at the shelter. And the application takes about five minutes. The fee for male dogs is $90 females are $95 and as you said about this dog it's considered to be less because she's been spayed already."
"Right, and preparation is key when you're trying to look for an animal and research things for an animal now preparation is key what did you say?"
"You have to get your house ready for a dog. There may be some dog houses that has to be purchased, some doggy toys, things like that, dog food and things like that, so when they come home they're already set for the new pet. You wouldn't want to have to run out and get all that stuff afterwards so I would do my shopping ahead of time as well."
"And so they are already prepared for their forever home as you would say."
"Yes, alright well we thank you so much for joining us on this edition of Crystal's Critters and the telephone number here at the animal shelter?"
"473-1229 and we're looking forward to someone coming by and getting this dog."
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Teamwork. It's the one word which you hear the most in organisations. Thousands of books have been written about the importance of teamwork in organisations. From the CEO to the HR manager to your own boss — it is the one aspect of work that they love to expound upon the most. Teams — and teamwork — are extolled as the lynchpins of organisations. Good teams make for good organisations, goes the reasoning.
Leaders know this. Good managers know that they need the backing of a good team behind them in order to achieve their goals. Those who succeed at work, those who get recognised and promoted, inevitably turn out to be the leaders of successful teams.
But what happens when things do not pan out exactly as envisaged. For example, what happens when a project fails? Then who gets the blame? Is the team held responsible, but the individuals who comprise the team remain unaffected? Is the team as a whole punished, even though some of the individual members may have done their part of the work exceedingly well? Or is it the team leader, or even the CEO, held individually accountable? Is owning up to failure seen as a trait of a good leader?
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10 Great Hotels in College Towns
As summer unofficially comes to an end and Labor Day fast approaches, it can only mean one thing - school is about to be back in session.
Acoustical Society of America Names James F. Lynch as Editor-in-Chief
Melville, NY, 29 August 2014 -- James F. Lynch has been selected to be the next Editor-in-Chief of the Acoustical Society of America .
The Chron profiles Texans for Public Justice , the group that filed the complaint that led to Rick Perry's indictments.
Guatemala's child refugees in Texas: dreamers and victims
People travel on makeshift rafts across the Suchiate River from Tecun Uman, Guatemala, to Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, last month to avoid security and customs officials.
'The Big Ticket' sales down compared to LASP
With one day before the start of UT's 2014 football season, sales of "The Big Ticket," the University's new, higher-priced ticketing plan, are down in comparison to the previous plan's sales last year.
UT alumni give Blanton Museum $10 million worth of Latin American art
With a gift from UT alumni Judy and Charles Tate of Houston, The Blanton Museum of Art exceeded its "Campaign for Texas" fundraising goal, an eight-year, $3-billion University-wide fundraising effort, on Thursday.
Collected Department Releases: 2014-15 Fulbright-mtvU Fellows To Explore the Power of Music
Five U.S. graduate students and recent graduates have been selected to participate in the 2014-15 Fulbright-mtvU Fellowship to explore the power of music to foster cross-cultural communication, overcome cultural barriers between nations, and identify the ideas that unite our diverse societies.
VA launches a more robusta version of GI Bill Comparison Tool
The Department of Veterans Affairs on Thursday updated its online GI Bill Comparison Tool with the goal of improving how former troops estimate their education benefits and explore programs across the country.
Internet of Things (#IoT), Docker and DevOps @ThingsExpo Silicon Valley
Docker offers a new, lightweight approach to application portability. Applications are shipped using a common container format and managed with a high-level API.
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Gaming the U.S.News.com COLLEGE rankings
The case of Northeastern . To get a sense of how nuts this is, note that at #49 in the USNews.com list, Northeastern ranks ahead of the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Washington in Seattle, both among the top 20 research universities in the United States by normal measures of academic excellence .
In rat model, exposure to toxins makes great granddaughters more susceptible to stress
Scientists have known that toxic effects of substances known as endocrine disrupting chemicals , found in both natural and human-made materials, can pass from one generation to the next, but new research shows that females with ancestral exposure to EDC may show especially adverse reactions to stress .
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Five people were arrested on Guadalupe Street on Wednesday for obstructing traffic while protesting looming closures of abortion clinics in Texas.
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During a live broadcast in the midst of an earthquake in 2011, an announcer for MLB Television made an interesting quip: "Did you know that most of Manhattan is built on landfillnot on granite, and if there were, like, an 8.0 earthquake, then parts of Manhattan would just, just, disintegrate."
Fracking the anti-fracking movement
While science was moving slowly, the Park Foundation moved quickly. By simultaneously funding an interlocking triangle of sympathetic scientists, anti-fracking nonprofits and media outlets, Park helped move along the idea that natural gas is environmentally unfriendly from the activist fringe to the mainstream.
UT regents fund crisis-intervention programs systemwide
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Quality childcare leads to benefits at school age
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Capital Metro Successfully Launches Second BRT Line in Austin, Texas
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President search committee starts coming together
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Mommy Cocktail Hour
The invitation reads "Mommy Cocktail and Baby Play Date: Bring your little ones over for a play date while the mommies have a well-deserved 'refreshing' drink." You might also hear these gatherings described as "Juice Boxes and Wine Glasses," "Wine and Whine," "Tots and Tonic" or even "Booze and Babies."
Combining play dates and adult drinks is a hot-button issue that often elicits strong emotional reactions and opinions on both sides of the spectrum.
Mommy Cocktail Hour: A Hot Topic for Debate
"I say 'no' to the cocktail and juice box play date!" says Stacey Kannenberg, a mom from Fredonia, Wis. "The goal of a play date is to foster social setting learning along with your child without modeling the behavior that we need alcohol to relax and connect."
Michele Samuels from Mill Valley, Calif., has a different take on the issue. She enjoys the occasional play date that includes juice for the kids and a special grownup juice for the moms, or a nice glass of Cabernet. "I think it is a riot that moms are held to a standard so far above the rest of the world," says Samuels. "When I was in New York as a PR executive, no one ever questioned my ability to handle high-end client accounts after a two-martini lunch, but now they think I can't take care of my child if I have a glass of wine or a cocktail in the late afternoon while hanging out with other moms."
While Samuels understands that alcohol can be a problem for some, she also says we need to lighten up on moms in general. "Once we're done nursing (when, of course, we should not be drinking alcohol), we're people too, who are responsible and like to have fun and relax a bit and enjoy good food, wine and company just like anyone else," says Samuels. "I find it a bit ridiculous to think that we are only permitted to do that when our children are not present. Does that mean that a couple shouldn't have some wine or a cocktail at home when their kids are there?"
Mommy Cocktail Hour: Moderation Is Key
Dr. Jennifer Shu, a pediatrician in Atlanta, Ga., and author of several parenting books, says that these play dates aren't necessarily a bad thing as long as the women are drinking in moderation. "You obviously don't want to get so impaired that it would affect your judgment or have so much alcohol in your breast milk that it could affect your baby if you are breastfeeding," says Dr. Shu. "One or two drinks per week is probably fine." Dr. Shu does caution that moms need to be especially careful in babies less than 3 months of age as it may be harder for these little ones to metabolize any alcohol that does pass through the breast milk.
"Play dates are a great idea," says Dr. Shu. "They just don't necessarily need to involve alcohol." She encourages moms to meet at the local park or coordinate times to meet at each others' homes, taking turns hosting a light lunch with play time. Play dates provide parents an opportunity to socialize, connect with others and engage in adult conversations while caring for their children.
Mommy Cocktail Hour: The Red Flags
Your whole world changes as you become responsible for another human being. As a new mom, it is easy to fall into the pattern of neglecting your own needs when you are caring for your new baby. Feelings of isolation and loneliness may easily follow. Social gatherings and play dates with other moms can be a lifeline: a time to be with your child, but also a time to meet your own needs and feel like an adult. When feelings of isolation arise and are compounded by significant underlying issues such as depression or anxiety, some people may turn to alcohol as a means to self medicate, cope and deal with stressors. In these situations the cocktail play date certainly raises red flags.
Self-medicating with Alcohol
Dr. David Sack, medical director and CEO of Promises Treatment Centers, says that some women who report feeling stressed are in fact clinically depressed or experiencing generalized anxiety, yet it is relatively likely that they are going to minimize or normalize these feelings. They may even hear innocuous comments from friends or family members such as "all moms feel this way." Unfortunately, what may happen is that these women who are struggling with depression or anxiety and may need treatment instead get overlooked. People who start to use alcohol in this context often self-medicate in an attempt to cope and feel better.
The drinking can easily spiral out of control. The very nature of binge drinking, a few drinks consumed in a relatively short period of time, is easy to conceal and minimize as a problem. The person who is drinking knows they are not an alcoholic. Though they are drinking to achieve an effect, they don't crave a drink every day and they don't wake up with the shakes. "That part is true," says Dr. Sack. "But they definitely have an alcohol-related problem. They are abusing the alcohol, but they don't see it in the same light as someone who is addicted to alcohol, and I think that is really the problem." It becomes easy to rationalize and say, "Who doesn't have a drink once in a while or a few too many once in a while?"
Misjudging Level of Impairment
"Supervision of children isn't a part-time activity," says Dr. Sack. "The person who is drinking is frequently not aware of how much they've had or how impaired they are, so they are not good judges of whether or not they can really render the supervision required to take care of their kids." There will also be situations in which the parent is with one child, but the other child is in school and it isn't unusual for the parent to say, "Well, I've only had a couple of drinks," and get behind the wheel to drive.
Some people may feel that after two drinks they are fine, but even low levels of alcohol can affect judgment. Motor vehicle accidents are probably at least as likely, and maybe even more likely, among binge drinkers as compared to alcoholics, according to Dr. Sack, because binge drinkers don't have the same level of alcohol tolerance and so misjudge how impaired they are.
Getting Help for Depression
When the person has a history of depression or anxiety it is important for this to be assessed, as the depression or anxiety may be directly contributing to the drinking. If the core issue is fatigue, burnout and loneliness then these need to be addressed. "People need a break," says Dr. Sack. "They need to have hope that they are going to get some of their needs met and that is very hard to do." Partners need to be alert and may have to change their schedules to the extent possible to pick up more of the parenting slack and provide regular respite and breaks. Finding positive support and healthy outlets can make a huge difference for parents who are feeling overwhelmed or alone.
All of us need support and positive connections in our life. Parenthood can be exhausting and demanding at times, especially with very young children.
"I don't know about elsewhere, but in our neighborhood we are all much more looking forward to our coffee in the morning than a cocktail in the afternoon," says Leah Klein, mom of two from Cambridge, Mass. "Many of us are so tired from parenting, work and life in general that we rarely have more than one drink because beyond that it would be 'naptime'!"


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Online booking is very simple and you get a conformation e-mail and a call on the day which makes the process simple; but it does get booked up quickly for peak times so either book a few days ahead or you'll end up going early or late.
The room has that carefully distressed look where all the woodwork looks a bit battered and all the chairs, glasses etc don't match – but you know someone has spent many hours making sure that they don't. The overall impression is warm and welcoming – like dinner at a friends house and the window boxes full of greenery are a lovely touch.
Service was a little bit mixed – swift, perfectly friendly and polite, but employing staff who don't always speak brilliant English is a bit of a drawback, with some confusion between steak and skate, though we got there in the end. I did also get a bill that included all the items we had, plus a drink that we didn't, though when I queried this it was removed instantly without quibbling.
Atmosphere was good – though it gets quite noisy when full. We went quite early whilst it was quiet, but by the time we left the noise levels had rapidly increased, though not to the point that they were unpleasant or in any way spoilt a good evening.
Food is very good: I started with pea soup with mint and pecorino gnocchi – a really large bowl full with a lovely garden fresh taste and properly hot (something many restaurants struggle with), this was followed by breast of chicken, white beans and chorizo with a side order of chips – it was just a bit bland, nothing wrong with it but nothing exciting, though lovely, properly hand cut, chips. This was followed by a distinct high point – orange caramel cheesecake with sea salt caramel ice cream – one of the best desserts I've ever had; a generous sized portion with a rich creamy cheesecake, candied orange and exceptional ice cream.
The bill came to £165 for 3 people with 3 courses, one bottle of wine, one bottle of water and a couple of extra glasses of wine – that's good value.
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112 West Hubbard Street
Chicago, IL 60654
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(312) 222-4940
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday 5:30pm - 11:00pm, Lounge: Monday - Wednesday 2pm - midnight, Thursday & Friday 2 pm-2 am and Saturday 4 pm-3am, EPIC SKY: Open Seasonally, Monday through Saturday 4 - 12 am, weather permitting. EPIC is closed on Sundays.
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Epic offers 14,000 square feet of event space for both private and semi private events, with food and beverage package options. The grandeur of the 1st floor lounge offers guests a voluminous space with a 40-foot bar. The inviting lounge is an ideal spot to enjoy hors d'oeuvres, with a separate menu. The 1st floor mezzanine overlooking the 1st floor lounge area is ideal for semi-private functions. Epic's main dining room, located on the 2nd floor, is a dramatic space with 23-foot tall floor-to-ceiling windows giving the space an energetic yet intimate city vibe. The 2nd floor mezzanine overlooking the main dining room is ideal for private event functions. The roof deck lounge provides an additional 4,000 square feet of breathtaking views of Chicago's downtown skyline. It's modern design makes it a perfect space for a cocktail reception. For information contact Tenae at email@example.com
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Epic brings three levels of dining excellence to Chicago's River North neighborhood, offering a modern American menu. An industrial chic décor serves as the dramatic backdrop to signature dishes such as Braised Short Ribs, Seared Duck Breast and an extensive hor d'oeurve menu. An eclectic wine list
and extensive cocktail selections, welcome guests to Epic's first floor lounge; a voluminous space with exposed brick and intimate seating. A dynamic glass and steel staircase winds its way up to the second floor, revealing an elegant dining room. The energy, sights, and sounds of the room continue up to Epic Sky, a rooftop destination showcasing skyline views and an eye-catching crowd. Day or night, Epic Sky provides a sophisticated rooftop experience with the option of luxurious seclusion in one of the private cabanas.
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My experience at Epic was great
from the food, to the service, to the ambiance. Our waiter was incredibly friendly and super helpful and suggested a great wine for us. The best part of the meal for me was the oysters. The oysters at Epic are phenomenal and I couldn't get enough. I also ordered the kale and mushroom salad and a side of brussel sprouts. The brussel sprouts were cooked to perfection with bacon bits. But I was a little disappointed with the kale salad which wasn't chopped so I had to awkwardly eat or cut up these huge kale leaves. Otherwise my girlfriend and I had a very good impression. It is on Hubbard, close to all the clubs and bars so it's a great place whether you want dinner beforehand or drink on the open rooftop."
Dined on 8/25/2014
There is valet but you have to
WALK around the corner. The staff was so busy preparing for the owners to come they forgot about us. It took 25 minutes for a crab cake appetizer to come. The food is alright but not for the prices. You can have a better meal at home. The steak was tough and chewy and the salmon was too buttery. The only thing we like was the rooftop."
Dined on 8/20/2014
I went here for My Girlfriend's
Birthday. The Ambiance was elegant, warm and inviting. The Food was great! I would come back for sure!"
Dined on 8/15/2014
Nice dinner date with a Groupon;
patio choice was a good option. Also enjoyed the new menu"
Dined on 8/13/2014
Promised something and did not
deliver! I found the Epic Restaurant on the Comedy Bar's website and when I spoke to a representative at the Comedy Bar they said if we show our tickets to the server at Epic we would get a 10-15% discount off our bill. So when I made the reservation I inquired about the discount. After double checking with her manager, Debra from Epic, said that yes it is confirmed that we would get the discount. Well, long story short, Epic did not follow through with any discount. It was quite embarrassing and we were told that they would not honor that discount. That was wrong and just for that I would not spend another dime at that establishment. The food was good but pricey."
Dined on 8/9/2014
Everything was great from the food
and drinks to the ambiance and service."
Dined on 8/8/2014
Visitors to Chicago. First and
probably last time at Epic. The evening got off to a bad start with my Martini which was watery and weak. It didn't dawn on me until we were gone that they had most likely assumed that I wanted a dirty martini which I hate. Things improved quite a bit with the raw oysters which tasted like they had just come out of the sea. They were served with four interesting sauces which the server did not bother to idnetify. One was cocktail and the other was the traditional mignonette but I don't know what the others were. The Duck 3 Ways is a commendable and tasty dish but it was on the level of tavern or gastropub food not fine dining. With so many other great restaurants in this area, go somewhere else."
Dined on 8/8/2014
The food was terrible and no one
was in the restaurant part. The rooftop had a lot of action but service was not good."
Dined on 8/8/2014
This was second visit. And it was
nothing like the first. 6:30 on a Friday. Place was 90% empty. Food was ok. Definitely not worth the price. They had a ton of wait staff standing around. And still they were not quick to clear plates. Our server was polite. Bit overall experience was surprisingly below the expectation of the price point."
Dined on 8/1/2014
We had a delicious meal, with
excellent service. Wait staff was very attentive. Food was delicious."
Dined on 7/28/2014
Good food, great service, value,
easy to hold a conversation at your table. I'd come back."
Dined on 7/28/2014
The food was pretty good and the
prices were normal for the things we ordered. (I had the Rack of Lamb 38) But nothing was great enough to have an after thought about. I've had better well seasoned lamb and this we just good, had some flavor just did't wow me. The service was pretty fast at first but once it started to get busy that changed. Once we were done our plates got cleared from the table and we waited for about 5mins before the manager (I believe) to drop dessert menus at our table. We glanced at them but didn't want any so we put them to the side. We waited about another 5mins until we got our checks. Overall the food is service was good and being that all of our first choices for restaurants were booked this wasn't too bad."
Dined on 7/26/2014
We made our reservation on open
table and since it was our anniversary we requested a spot that was a little quiet and a little more private. They told us Happy Anniversary when we first arrived, which was nice but then brought upstairs and sat us at a table for 2 in a long row of 2 top tables. Our waiter looked at the notes and moved us to a booth for 6 and had it all to ourselves. It was very nice. Our waiter and our food were excellent. The roof top is a very young clubby crowd. We were not interested."
Dined on 7/25/2014
We went here for our wedding
anniversary because it's noted as the top restaurants in chicago and is at a prime location. If you love downtown, you will love this location. The food was good and drinks were custom and delicious. The restaurant knew it was our anniversary and even went as far as making our own menus that they let us keep plus champagne on them. After you finished your meal, you can go up another level to the roof where you can end the night with a nice view and drinks."
Dined on 7/25/2014
Outstanding duck, good food
overall, although potatoes weren't cooked through. We ate an early dinner and the service could not have been better."
Dined on 7/25/2014
Although the food was good, it
took about 45 min for our appetizer to arrive and then another half hour for our main dishes to show up. I started getting tipsy off their strong drinks because our food took so long to get to us. The service was slow and I believe that had to do with the fact we told them we were using a Groupon that evening. Also, the tables are so close together it's like you're sharing a table with everyone next to you. I would have enjoyed more of a private dining experience - at least with a few feet separating the table next to us. Speaking of, they arrived an hour after us and got their food the same time we did."
Dined on 7/24/2014
Several of us were in Chicago for
an annual training event, and I found this online! Awesome place & service with rooftop bar!!"
Dined on 7/19/2014
We had a great drink at the bar,
having an Argentinean beer "Quilmes" great memories, then we had a delicious dinner, we recommend lamb and duck are exquisites. Service: great and very friendly. I will be back soon!"
Dined on 7/19/2014
Everything was perfect. We were
there for our 40th anniversary, & were treated like royalty. We had cocktails on the roof, & we were late for our reservation. A beautiful table was waiting for us when we got down to the dining room. Everything was perfect."
Dined on 7/19/2014
For $150 dinner for 2, I was
really expecting dinner go be outstanding. Sadly it was not. My sea bass ($39) was overcooked and lacked flavor, my husbands dhort ribs with noodles was ok but for $35 was pricy. The appetizer gnocchi which the waiter highly recommended was bland, and the two sides: broccoli ($9) was average at best (pan seared with onions-nothing special) and the mushroom risotto ($12) was too thick and bland as if overdone and lacked flavor (and I know my risotto). We only had 3 drinks total so $150 for 1 app, 2 small sides and 2 dinner plus tip brought us to $175."
Dined on 7/16/2014
Our experience at Epic was good
overall. Aside from the valet no longer accepting cars, things went pretty well. The place is open and pretty, with really good music piping throughout. The food & cocktails were very good. The pork belly and the Buffalo Carpaccio & Arugula were excellent, as was the duck three ways and the hanger steak. The service was a bit slow, however our server was very personable and made great recommendations. Apparently at night the first floor turns into a club. When we left there was a line to the end of the block to get in. I would recommend having a late dinner if you want to club. That way you avoid the line and get a chance to have a good meal."
Dined on 7/12/2014
Some of the shine is off;the third
time was not the charm. Though the food was still very good, some of it was missing'when asked, the server told us that Epic has been making changes. The luscious beet salad had been reduced by at least half if not more (but not the price) and the small portion was 'bulked up' by a couple of kinds of tiny, annoying to eat greens. Bring back the large portion of beets on the rectangular dish!Duck 3 ways was enjoyed, including confit, but could be more generous as well. Tender short ribs on a bed of rice noodles with green beans are still scrumptious, but one of us wanted at least 50% more ribs. We all enjoyed the yummy Banana-Chocolate Stack for dessert;the Sex Panther drink was just ok rather than dreamy."
Dined on 7/12/2014
Ate here for the first time for my
husband's birthday. It was a Thursday night and we were there early. The place is huge, and was only about 1/3 full. Waiter was friendly. We started with the tuna appetizer, I had lamb (overcooked, but not worth sending it back) and my husband had the escolar. All of the dishes were good, but nothing outstanding. We did enjoy our meal, but without wine our meal was over $150 - overpriced for the quality. There are much better restaurants to spend that kind of money at."
Dined on 7/10/2014
Epic is a great place to go, if
you only care about ambience. I was a little surprised to see that a simple SIDE of beets risotto was at market price, then when the bill came it was $16! There's no reason that a side of risotto should be at "market price." For 2 people, we spent $150. You can better spend that at other tastier restaurants in the area (eg,Naha, Sunda)."
Dined on 7/5/2014
Don't pass this place up. Amazing
flavor of food. Portions are perfect. Not too small but just enough. When dinner is over you can enjoy the amazing views on the rooftop bar. A win win."
Dined on 7/5/2014
Great food, never fails to
satisfy. My lamb chops were among the very best. All around food, service ambiance great, and if w/groupon, fantastic value. You will enjoy."
Dined on 7/5/2014
Food was overly priced and
definitely not worth visiting, if I didn't have a groupon I would never visit this restaurant. The food it self was over cooked and very salty, and dessert was so so don't waste your money here!"
Dined on 7/5/2014
Had a great meal with friends and
service was excellent"
Dined on 7/2/2014
Great tasting food & service,
portions are small. Had swordfish, veggies all so tasty. Wine was excellent."
Dined on 7/1/2014
Had my birthday celebration there
and they did an amazing job!! Our waiter, Patrick was incredibly pleasant and patient with our big group. The food and service were wonderful and I felt very special on my bday!! I would go back in heartbeat after that experience."
Dined on 6/27/2014
This restaurant is beautiful and
the food is good. They have a nice selection of cocktails and it's much more energetic than "Celeste" across the street. Apparently, it turns into a nightclub later, but usually it's just older men with young women. It's a nice place to go for dinner because it isn't overly crowded and the service is good."
Dined on 6/26/2014
The food was delicious. They ran
out of scallops pretty early in the night which was a disappointment but the waiter recommended the Hawaiian escolar which was delicious!"
Dined on 6/21/2014
Place was nice on the inside. The
service at the bar, seating in the dining room, and upstairs on the roof was horrible. Would never come back, your money is better spent for a nice dinner out at another River North location."
Dined on 6/21/2014
The food and service were very
good but nothing stood out compared to other restaurants in the area"
Dined on 6/19/2014
We ate at Epic the other day. Our
server was pretty good, but the prices were a bit steep for the overall value received. My tuna was supposed to be cooked medium rare (according to the server). But when it came, it was way overcooked. Our server said that the kitchen had been overcooking the tuna for the past few days. Really?!? They've been overcooking (and I assume throwing out) pieces of tuna for a few days?!? You might want to get a new kitchen staff. You could probably lower your prices, and provide a better overall experience if the food was cooked properly. Although in defense of the kitchen, it might be easier to cook it properly if the tuna was a steak, rather than a triangle."
Dined on 6/18/2014
Food was delicious and the
attendance by the staff impeccable. Flavors of the various entree's burst off the plate!"
Dined on 6/17/2014
This visit was my first and last
visit of Epic. We went there for a celebration dinner and chose it because of its menu. I had made reservations for 8:45pm. We promptly ordered as we set down by 9:00pm and after that we had NO word from our server. We had to ask two separate servers in the restaurant to find him because our food didn't come for an hour. We had to ask for the manager and the waiter finally came. There was absolutely no apology nor did he explain why we were forgotten. When we did get our food, two of the items which we requested as "medium" were overcooked. I had never had such an unpleasant time and have never waited OVER an hour to get our food. DO NOT go to this place it will ruin your night."
Dined on 6/14/2014
Absolutely the worst service. We
ended up ordering from whoever walked by because our waiter never came to check on us, and we even complained to the manager and nothing was done"
Dined on 6/13/2014
I was here for dinner on June 12th
with some work colleagues. First I'll note that we truly enjoyed the ambiance of the restaurant and the view from the floor to ceiling windows on the 2nd floor. Our waiter was knowledgeable and had a very friendly disposition. The wine he helped us choose was a lovely Malbec from Argentina, can't remember the name but it was fantastic. As for food, I would not recommend the bone marrow - it was fatty and almost gristly rather than smooth and spreadable as it should have been. That is my only negative comment. The oysters and ahi tuna appetizers were amazing as was the hanger steak entree. We were all pleased with our entree choices. It's a little on the pricey side but worth it!"
Dined on 6/12/2014
We happened upon Epic after
finding a Groupon just a week before visiting Chicago. The restaurant space is much larger than expected; we were greeted right away and had a few drinks before our table was ready. Make a reservation! Once we were seated it only got better from there, our server was knowledgeable of the special, she provided excellent service without being too noticeable or intrusive of our evening. The food is some of the best we've ever had the pleasure of enjoying; I'd recommend the Hanger Steak and the Lamb... Sit back and enjoy this Epic experience."
Dined on 6/10/2014
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The Patriots scored more than 30 points for the 10th time this season on Sunday, and lately they have needed every one of those points.
In a 34-27 win over the Redskins, the last-place team in the NFC East, the Patriots continued to show vulnerability with a defense that easily can be scored on, but what everyone is talking about Monday is the argument that occurred between the leaders of the offense.
Tom Brady and offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien got into it on the sideline, jawing at one another and they had to be separated. The incident occurred after Brady threw an interception in the endzone on a throw targeted at WR Tiquan Underwood in the fourth quarter.
The timing of frustration boiling over might be good for the Patriots, as Sunday was yet another example of why the offense will need to carry the load if this team wants to return to the Super Bowl.
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Brady did not make a good throw to Underwood, and it wouldn't be that noteworthy except for the fact that not only was it intercepted, but it also was far from Brady's only misfire on the day.
In the first half, Brady completed just 8-of-19 passes. He did respond to go 14-of-18 in the second half.
Part of scoring lots of points is taking advantage of red-zone opportunities, and the Patriots scored only one touchdown on four trips to the red area. From the Redskins' five-yard line early in the second quarter, Brady threw back-to-back incomplete passes, leading to a field goal. Brady, who hit Rob Gronkowski for a touchdown on the Patriots' first drive into the red zone, missed him again from the five-yard line late in the first half.
When New England got back inside the six-yard line in the third quarter, Brady threw an incomplete pass to Wes Welker and then threw the interception.
Overall, Brady was 1-of-6 passing for a touchdown and a pick in the red zone.
Last year's MVP missed badly on throws to Welker and Deion Branch, and both errant passes seemed to show a miscommunication between Brady and his favorite targets.
The signalcaller's frustration boiled over on the sideline. Remember last season, though. Brady was more emotional than usual on the field in a win over the Steelers, which followed up an embarrassing loss to the Browns. That win over Pittsburgh started an eight-game win streak for New England.
If Brady were frustrated with anyone, you would think he would be yelling at a Patriots defense that is dead last in the NFL in yards allowed. But the offense, believe it or not, has room for improvement. The red-zone inefficiency on Sunday is a concern, the running game has taken a step back and no one has emerged as a No. 3 receiver.
And then there's Brady, who could join Drew Brees and Aaron Rodgers in breaking Dan Marino's record for most passing yards in a season, and his completion percentage is one of the highest marks of his career — 66.1 percent. But there have been enough times this season in which Brady has been off, and the pressure on him is tremendous considering how many points the Patriots will need to score to win playoff games.
As Nolan Nawrocki pointed out in PFW's "Scout's Eye," the sideline spat was handled well in its aftermath thanks to Bill Belichick's leadership, and maybe it can put Brady, O'Brien and the offense in position to improve to a point where it can win the shootouts it will need to in order to win a playoff game for the first time since 2007.


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SAN FRANCISCO – Jim Harbaugh sold out the class and integrity of the 49ers by playing Aldon Smith against the Colts on Sunday. He played Smith, arrested Friday for driving dead drunk into a tree, because, according to Harbaugh, "It was a decision we made."
He didn't say who "we" are or who made the decision or why. It doesn't matter. It was a horrible decision, an unacceptable decision by a desperate man. Harbaugh sold out the team, sold out the glorious history of this legendary franchise because he was desperate to win a game. And he didn't win it, anyway. If he cared about Smith — he says he does — he should have put him in treatment on Friday.
This is the low point of Harbaugh's coaching career in San Francisco, getting murdered by the Colts 27-7. After only three games, you wonder, "How low can Harbaugh go?"
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The last time Harbaugh had a losing record as a coach was 2008 — he went 5-8 at Stanford with a rebuilding team — these 49ers hardly are a rebuilding team. He has a losing record now, a paltry 1-2 and the 49ers are tied for last place in the NFC West.
He now has lost two games in a row, the first time he's accomplished that as the Niners' coach since he took over with such fanfare and promise. In the past two games, his offense, regarded as the standard of the NFL just a few weeks ago, has scored 10 points. That's an average of five points a game.
Just about everybody assumed the 49ers would beat the Colts. It's not that the Niners are a better team. They clearly are not. Lots of teams may be better than the Niners at this point. People ceded this game to the 49ers because of Harbaugh, because he's supposed to be special, although his specialness in the NFL was based on a limited sample size.
The 49ers would win because Harbaugh never loses two in a row and, get this, he knows how to motivate a team for darn sure. He always gets his team ready because they are blue collar and they work harder than everyone else. Harbaugh is God's gift to motivators. Well, that's a myth.


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Union County resident Jarrad Rudd belongs to a local saddle club and says, Tuesday morning, he was fielding a lot of calls from concerned residents who saw the two ponies, one of those, not completely intact late Monday night.
"People here don't want to treat their horses like this. I didn't understand what happened to them. They looked like they were well cared for," Rudd said.
Rudd tells 14 News that he put in a call to the state veterinarian, but with no animal control in the county, he wasn't sure who was responsible for taking care of the situation.
14 News called Judge-Executive Jody Jenkins who says he hadn't heard about the horses.
"It was obviously careless and reckless on whoever that animal owner was," Jenkins said.
Jenkins tells 14 News that he contacted the Kentucky Department of Agriculture and their employees came to check out the scene. Jenkins says he's never seen anything like this in Union County.
Animal lovers like Rudd are just hoping nothing like this happens again.
"What's happened here, we don't understand it," Rudd told 14 News.
The judge-executive says if residents see something like this in the future, they can contact his office or the sheriff's office.
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This is the definitive Pie Bible from the Kings of Pie, The Hairy Bikers. In their culinary homecoming, Si and Dave celebrate a dish close to their hearts. This beautifully illustrated cookbook brings together the Great British classic in 150 brand-new recipes. Featuring an extraordinary range of pies - from the sweet and savoury, deep and small, and to the pies that are puddings - The Hairy Bikers will inspire you to coo and share the mighty dish with the ones you love. With top tips on pastry, the failsafe methods, the secrets and the cheats, the boys will teach you how to choose the right type of pastry and filling for any occasion. Learn the rules of pastry making and how to add the right pickles, relishes and sauces to make your pie an unforgettable dish. And of course, how to make the most of those little left over bits and turn them into delicious cheese straws, jam tarts and turnovers. This is a heart-warming, delicious and nostalgic recipe book that can be enjoyed by families, friends and fans of the nation's favourite dish.
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Maple-Walnut Coffee Cake Recipe
Wake up the sleepyheads in your household with this moist, tender coffee cake that's both sweet and savory. Bacon and nuts in the crumbly topping blend with flavors of maple, nutmeg and cinnamon. Yum! —Angela Spengler, Clovis, New Mexico
- 2-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/3 cup cold butter
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 2 eggs
- 1-1/2 cups buttermilk
- 1/2 cup maple syrup
- 1/3 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 5 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, brown sugar and salt. Cut in butter until crumbly. Set aside 1/2 cup for topping. Combine the baking powder, baking soda, cinnamon and nutmeg; stir into remaining flour mixture.
- In a small bowl, whisk the eggs, buttermilk, syrup and applesauce until well blended. Gradually stir into flour mixture until combined.
- Spread into a 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Sprinkle with reserved topping, then bacon and walnuts. Bake at 350° for 35-40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool on a wire rack. Yield: 24 servings.
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This was a big hit at my house this Christmas. The men especially loved and commented on the bacon topping. I don't recall guys ever getting this excited about coffee cake.
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What a very disappointing recipe, why the bacon? It brought nothing to this cake. I was able to salvage it by pouring caramel sauce over it, but it still wasn't devoured like most of the baked goods.
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Equally significant is the participation by content delivery networks such as Akamai and Limelight. Akamai carries between 20 percent and 30 percent of the Internet's Web traffic on any given day, so its support of IPv6 is a boon for the new protocol. Among Akamai's customers are Apple, Lands' End, Ticketmaster, and Travelocity.
World IPv6 Launch Day is designed to "send enough IPv6 traffic toward content providers to give them confidence that the big access providers are serious about IPv6 and that they should leave it on at their front doors," Daigle says.
Thousands of popular websites have agreed to permanently enable IPv6 by Wednesday. Some, including Facebook, have already turned on IPv6 in production mode. Other World IPv6 Launch Day participants include: consumer-oriented websites such as Bing and Netflix; U.S. government agencies including NASA and the Census Bureau; universities such as Indiana University and the University of Pennsylvania; and network vendors such as Cisco and Check Point.
"World IPv6 Launch Day is a lot larger than people understand," says John Curran, president and CEO of the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN), which doles out IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to network operators in North America. "It's not a small decision for the major content providers to turn on IPv6 and leave it on. From now on, everything they roll out will be on IPv4 and IPv6."
Additionally, four home networking equipment manufacturers -- Cisco, D-Link, NDM Systems and ZyXel Communications -- have agreed to enable IPv6 by default on their home router products by the June 6 deadline.
"There are other home router vendors that are mostly there [with IPv6 support] but for one reason or another haven't gone through the certification process," Daigle says. "We have definitely met our mark in terms of raising awareness with the CPE equipment vendors that IPv6 is real."
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Created in 1998 by the Internet Engineering Task Force, IPv6 offers an expanded addressing scheme but is not backward compatible with IPv4. While IPv4 uses 32-bit addresses and can support 4.3 billion devices connected directly to the Internet, IPv6 uses 128-bit addresses and can connect up a virtually unlimited number of devices: 2 to the 128th power.
The Internet needs IPv6 because it is running out of IPv4 address space. The free pool of unassigned IPv4 addresses expired in February 2011, and in April 2011 the Asia-Pacific region ran out of all but a few IPv4 addresses being held in reserve for startups. The European registry is expected to deplete its supply of IPv4 addresses in August, and ARIN next summer.
Network and website operators have two choices when it comes to IPv6: They can either support both protocols in what's called dual-stack mode, or translate between IPv4 and IPv6. Until now, most have been unwilling to make the upgrades required to support IPv6 because IPv6 traffic has been so scarce.
That's expected to change after June 6, when IPv6 traffic is expected to surge. While the most recent estimates are that IPv6 represents less than 0.5 percent of all Internet traffic, participants in World IPv6 Launch Day are hoping to drive IPv6 up to 1 percent or more of Internet traffic.
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Headaches are are a common and potentially disabling problem for children and teens. Our specialists in the Headache Program at Boston Children's Hospital have great expertise in diagnosing the various types of pediatric headaches and their causes.
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Severe thunderstorms moving through northeast Mississippi Monday afternoon brought high winds that proved treacherous for big rig drivers. At least three accidents were reported on Highway 45 in Lee County within minutes of the storm hitting the county.
The one that had most people talking was an accident on Highway 45 at the Barnes Crossing Road interchange.
The driver of the truck, Joe Sisk of Shannon, Mississippi, was returning from a haul to Tennessee. He says the wind literally picked up the trailer and set it over the side of the bridge. The cab remained connected and remained on the bridge.
Sisk says he kept thinking the whole thing would go over with him in it.
"The wind just gently picked me up and made me go across the top of the bridge banister," said Sisk. "And it just laid over on its side, just as pretty as you'd please, as gentle as possible."
In a matter of seconds, it was over. Sisk not only lived to tell about the accident; he wasn't injured at all, except maybe a bit shaken up.
Winds in excess of 60 miles per hour were reported across north Mississippi with the highest recorded gust being 77 mph at Columbus Air Force Base in Lowndes County.
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The congregation at the Morey Chapel Church of Christ knows the power of faith. Even in a poor economy, the members undertook a big project — to completely renovate the inside of the church, which was opened in 1898.
"Every time we've stepped out in faith, the Lord has blessed us," said Pat Sollars, church secretary and a member since 1978. "It's a true sign of faith."
Starting with the heating system, the work began last December and was completed Jan. 28. During that short time, workers gutted, rewired, insulated and installed plaster board, and cleaned the carpet.
While the renovation was going on, the congregation met in the fellowship hall.
To celebrate the church's facelift, there will be an open house from 2-4 p.m. Sunday. People are invited to stop in to see the changes, view old photos, meet the members and enjoy refreshments.
The interior of the church has been the same since the 1970s and earlier. In the '70s, a false ceiling was put in, along with drop lamps, and pews replaced the wooden schoolhouse-type chairs.
One major change was to take out the drop ceiling, and restore the original 16-foot ceiling and dome. Workers received a surprise when they found a 12-foot chimney in the ceiling. When a new roof was put on years earlier, someone had taken off the top of the chimney, left the middle and then put the roof over it.
"We're thankful it didn't fall in," Sollars said.
Workers also removed all of the paneling and tore out the plaster walls, blew insulation into the walls and plastered the walls. They discovered a strong inner foundation, with tongue-and-groove boards, which has helped the church remain intact for more than 100 years.
Ceiling fans and recessed lights were added.
One of the more striking changes was renovation of the baptistery. The baptismal font had 30-plus cracks in it, due to chipmunks digging below, said longtime member Dick Blakeney.
That was replaced, and an etching of a tree and words were added to the wall behind it. A railing from the late 1800s was set above the baptistery.
Sollars said the congregation wanted to keep as many of the original touches as possible, while modernizing it. A cross made by Walt Wingler in the 1960s is a centerpiece, and the original bell and rope are still used. The stained glass windows were untouched.
A wooden table and chairs donated by a Hoopeston church and the lectern, which was restored earlier by Sollars, still grace the sacristy.
The church paid to have the work done — $80,000, which came from donations and a loan — although volunteers did odd jobs, Sollars said. Contractor was White Construction of Georgetown.
"When things fall into place, we figure God has a hand in it," Sollars said.
She hopes others see that even when money is tight, congregations need to have faith that the work will be done. "Have faith that you can do it, then step up and do it," she said.
Blakeney added, "We're doing it for his glory — we're stepping up for God."
The church has made other changes in the past. In 1999, a hailstorm damaged the roof and siding; the next year, the church installed a new roof, siding and a well.
In 2002, the kitchen was built on, and a large fellowship room, 30-by-30 square feet, which seats 65-90 people. The church also has three classrooms and a hallway covered with members' paint handprints.
The church has 150-175 members on the books, with an average weekly attendance of 60-70 people. Pastor is Dan Ziebart of Veedersburg, Ind.
Morey Church was founded in 1895 as a Methodist Episcopal Church, and is named after minister M.S. Morey; the building was dedicated in 1898. The church sat vacant several years in the 1950s, but minister Harold Miller was instrumental in reopening it in 1968 as a Church of Christ.
The church owes its longevity to the several generations that attend, Sollars said. Sometimes, four generations from the same family attend on Sundays.
Although small, the church has a Vacation Bible School; gospel sings on the fourth Saturday of each month, except in the winter; active youth, women's and men's groups; and food pantry. It also supports missions in Haiti and Asia.
Sunday school is at 9 a.m., followed by the regular service at 10 a.m. and Bible study at 6:30 p.m.
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An open house to show off the newly renovated Morey Chapel Church of Christ will be 2-4 p.m. Sunday. Photos will be on view and refreshments available.
The church is located 2 1/2 miles east of Westville on the road leading to Forest Glen (County Road 5). At the third curve, you'll see a sign for the church to the left, at County Road 1100 North.
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Danny Boyle says the world will be grateful we didn't attempt to compete with China and stage an Olympics opening ceremony with the wow factor. Now they can all follow suit with a low-key approach following decades where such ceremonies have become progressively more extravagant.
I doubt that. Every other country sees the Olympics as a chance to make a statement to the world: "we're here, we're great, we can do big things. Come spend your money with us".
Britain, however, has decided not to bother competing against China, which is indicative of our problems on the world stage as a whole. We have simply given up competing.
What then is our message to the world from the planned opening ceremony?
"We're here. We're wet. We've got sheep."
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ALLEN, Texas -- Carrollton (Texas) Hebron safety Jamal Adams has a lot of decisions to make.
Ultimately, the biggest one will be where he decides to play his college football, a decision that is some ways away right now.
Then there are the decisions about summer visits. He plans to make a journey to Florida to see the Gator and Seminole programs, as well as the state of California, where he would visit USC and UCLA.
And there are the choices involved in narrowing everything down to a top -0 list, which he told SB Nation Recruiting could be in the offing before his senior season of high school football starts this fall.
To make that list, he'll first have to decide which schools are standing out for him, a process Adams has not yet attacked with any seriousness.
"I like them all right now," said Adams following the Dallas Nike Football Training Camp on Sunday, where he missed out on positional MVP honors, but did punch his ticket to The Opening, which will be his first trip out to Oregon.
Texas and Oklahoma have long been thought to be two schools that have a strong chance of landing Adams, but he didn't have a lot to say about either on Sunday, noting merely that he's impressed by Texas defensive back coach Duane Akina's body of work and that he likes the "opportunity" in Austin, while saying that the atmosphere is quite different at both schools.
There's the choice about which postseason All-Star game he will attend, where he could announce his decision. He has invites to both the U.S. Army All-American bowl and the Under Armour All-American Bowl, so he's got options, but he's also receiving some pressure to play in San Antonio with some of his friends, including LSU commit Edward Paris and another top uncommitted safety in the state in Brandon Simmons.
One decision he won't have to make is about proximity, because he says that it won't be a factor in his decision, not the greatest news for Texas and Oklahoma fans who may have been hoping that Adams would want to stay close to home.
He also knows about the biggest factors in his eventual decision, which will be academics and a team's depth chart, because he fully believes he is capable of coming in and making a difference early and there's nothing in his body of work on the field during the fall or at camps like the Dallas NFTC to suggest that won't be the case.
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Roseanne isn't irrelevant, because we love her too damned much. We don't love her so much, though, that we don't want to see her leveled by a giant log. Snickers knew this, and the good people at Mars made it happen in their Super Bowl commercial. Richard Lewis of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" fame also makes an appearance. Here's video:
Here, Richard Lewis took a break from being a miserable, meandering middle-aged Los Angelan comic to bro out and eat candy bars with a gaggle of loggers. The highlight, though, was Roseanne Barr getting clobbered by a giant log. She sure doesn't seem as though she would be a very good logger in real life.
Follow along with this StoryStream for updates. If you're more interested in following the game itself, check out our Super Bowl hub for live score updates, commentary, and anything and everything else Super Bowl XLV-related. And finally, if you'd like to follow along with like-minded fans, check in with SB Nation's Packers blog, Acme Packing Company, and our Steelers blog, Behind The Steel Curtain.