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Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
...a thoughtful ensemble examination of grace (and lack of grace) under stress.
Full Review | Original Score: 90/100
Chicago Sun-Times
Seen today, Stagecoach may not seem very original. That's because it influenced countless later movies in which a mixed bag of characters are thrown together by chance and forced to survive an ordeal.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/4
Movie Metropolis
Stagecoach is not just one of the greatest and most influential Westerns ever made; it's also a template for the ensemble film.
Full Review | Original Score: 10/10
Flipside Movie Emporium
| Original Score: 5/5
Antagony & Ecstasy
A particularly special entry in Ford's already lengthy career... his first absolutely perfect movie.
Full Review | Original Score: 10/10
[VIDEO] Orson Welles famously said he watched "Stagecoach" 40 times before he made "Citizen Kane." It's easy to see why.
Full Review | Original Score: A
Combustible Celluloid
Common Sense Media
Classic John Wayne Western masterpiece promotes tolerance.
Full Review | Original Score: 5/5
Some movies are watershed films, taking a debased genre and reinventing it on a higher level -- films like Birth of a Nation, The Kid, Citizen Kane, The Godfather... and John Ford's Stagecoach.
Full Review | Original Score: 5/5
Directorially, production is John Ford in peak form, sustaining interest and suspense throughout, and presenting exceptional characterizations. Picture is a display of photographic grandeur.
Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL)
| Original Score: 5/5
Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN)
A true classic. Despite most of the characters being archtypes, Ford has created a Western setting in which we get involved in the lives of these people; Wayne is sincere in his first major role, and Carradine almost steals the show as the gambler. Claire
| Original Score: 4/5
Ozus' World Movie Reviews
John Ford's splendid film was considered to be the first modern Western, one that went a long way in influencing the genre.
Full Review | Original Score: A
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Criterion Collection's two-disc set... [is] a small film-school education, through the copious supplementary materials, on how the film broke new ground, why it remains so important today...
John Ford's classic western is a landmark of the genre for so many reasons: mature, classically constructed and superbly directed, it made a star of John Wayne...
Las Vegas Review-Journal
| Original Score: 5/5
Cinema Sight
One of the best early westerns ever made.
Full Review | Original Score: 4/4
Tolucan Times
After 10 years, John Wayne finally arrives
| Original Score: 4/5
Classic Film and Television
Brilliantly filmed Western.
Kansas City Kansan
Rustic classic John Ford film, Duke's first big one.
| Original Score: 5/5


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Location was fab, people excellent.
The staff were very friendly and extremely helpful with any questions we had. Good roof top bar. Good location for shops in Soho and . Broadway. The staff put a birthday cake in our room as it was my partners birthday as a extra surprise. The snacks in reception through the day was a nice touch.
There wasn't anything we didn't like about the James hotel
Staff were really friendly and engaged. Room was great Location was great
Waiting on the elevator - could the 3rd elevator be opened to guests to reduce wait time.
Complimentary cakes and coffee in the morning.
Pool area was dirty and had no sunbeds. Disappointing. Dining room / breakfast room - decor really below the overall level of hotel.
This hotel is a fantastic spot for anyone seeing NY. The staff are extremely helpful and friendly. The James has an air of relaxed sophistication. We would love to return one day.
Excellent hotel in general. Free wifi, service generally good. Excellent location in the heart of Soho.
Room small for the price, some staff a little indifferent but generally good.
The bellman crews willingness to help w/ directions and parking etc Rooftop bar and view is great!
There were no dislikes
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The location in Soho was excellent and the staff extended well beyond our need to please us. Thank you for a wonderful stay we will be back. Michael
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Very friendly and helpful staff. Excellent location in Soho. Very close to subway and easy walking distance to main shopping area. Very clean and modern rooms. Gym was pretty good.
Rooms are quite small, even by NYC standards.
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Location is great. My wife was in NY for the 1st time son it was crucial (since we had just a few days) to be close to all the classic interest points. Decoration is great. It also has a great bar with wonderful views of the city.
The bathrooms although are really fun, lack a bit of privacy.
Everything was great!
I love the location, the style of the hotel, and the rooms. The views from upper floors are fabulous, especially from the rooftop bar and patio.
It seems that every time I come back the rates keep going up up up. Modern times I guess...
The staff is great. So are the rooms. Very clean. Very spoiling.
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Perfect location, modern decor, excellent service, loved it
The hotel was everything I had expected and more for an evening of connection with hubby
That the booking . Com was deceptive with the amount it would cost , they charge my card an extra $55.00 stating that it was taxes. When my email confirmation states that it was $332.10 that thge extra $55.00 was a hold and it will drop off the bill when I check out .!!!!!!!?!!?!?!
Great location
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I really did not like the aggressive manner employed by the pool staff at 3.30pm on a weekend and 5.00pm on weekdays when they ordered us out of the pool and off the sun loungers so they can get ready for their pool parties. In addition - that it was only explained on checking in and not when you book and pay for the hotel.
Clean hotel, nice decor, good room.
Very overpriced for what it was -- small, very limited facilities in terms of social spaces, restaurant was quite dark, air conditioning was off the charts - we returned home to a super cold hotel and room every day. When checking in, no one gave us an overview of the facilities.. Good hotel, but for the price, it was not good enough.
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Nice hotel with friendly staff and good bartenderes and David Burke restaurant was a realy Nice suprice. I will return to this hotel Soon!
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With a trailer for his unreleased 2007 sex comedy "Oliviero Rising" hitting the web a few weeks back, the rare presence of Vincent Gallo on the film scene recently grew just a bit more noticeable. The actor/director's own output, like directorial effort "Promises Written In Water," remains an unknown in terms of a proper release, but in terms of appearing before a camera, a globe-trotting Japanese film will feature Gallo later this year.
In a characteristically unexpected move, Gallo has been announced as the final cast member for director Junji Sakamoto's suspense drama "Human Trust," which finished filming in Japan, Russia, Thailand, and the U.S. this past spring. Centered on the legendary "M Fund," a supposed stash of treasure from WWII, the film follows a conman Yuichi (Kôichi Satô of "Sukiyaki Western Django") as he's hired to travel across the globe and steal the money by two mysterious men.
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In all, it sounds like a rollicking escapist thrill that could result in killer turns from all involved—Gallo especially—and so while "Human Trust" is scheduled for an October 19th release in Japan, let's hope it's not too much longer before it travels overseas. [Film Business Asia]
Akiko | July 28, 2013 1:58 AM
The Brown Bunny is most beautiful film ever see. Thank you Mr. Vincent Gallo
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I was in Japan during both the Buffalo 66 and The Brown Bunny releases. Gallo is a God there. Which says a lot about the Japanese. Since Gallo is a genius it suggests the Japanese audiences are tuned in. Even Buffalo 66, Gallo's most mainstream project got lukewarm reviews in the USA during its release and I remember reading it did not win a single prize at Sundance or at the Spirit Awards. They creamed him in The Brown Bunny reviews. That film will go down as one of the best of all time.
Holly | July 18, 2013 10:27 AM
Cool news about Gallo playing in SF. Worth a trip from Portland. Gallo looks so handsome in this film. He ages like a dream.
Matthew Drake | July 13, 2013 9:32 PM
Vincent Gallo headlining summer festival in San Francisco next month, check out San Frandelic Summer Fest, comment form will not let me submit link sanfrandelic.com
Sandy D | July 13, 2013 1:41 PM
I am so excited. I LOVE VINCENT GALLO
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Here's a still from the movie with Gallo in it! http://eiga.com/news/20130710/1/1/01/


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Jam-packed, deafeningly noisy and yet irresistibly romantic, the Galvin brothers' original hit fully lives up to its billing: 'it ain't a bistrot for no reason', notes one reader, referring to the bluster-free vibe, hectic pace and sure-footed, 'very French' food. Wood panelling and tightly packed white-dressed tables set the tone, and the menu is stuffed full of deftly executed Gallic classics including juicy snails, steak tartare and daube of beef. The signature lasagne of Dorset crab with beurre nantaise is an alluringly wobbly, generous stack with a moat of herb-flecked cream sauce ('small but perfect, much like Kylie Minogue', notes one drooling fan), and whole fish is a highlight – perhaps lemon sole with brown shrimps, beurre noisette and crisp green samphire. To finish, make time for the tarte Tatin or accept a visit from the ever-welcome cheese trolley. The good-value wine list is tailor-made for loosening tongues – so be prepared for some cross-table earwigging.
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HIGHLY-ranked Jefferson tennis player Gage Thompson took something of a recent sabbatical from the sport, but he's hoping for a big year on the court now.
"I took some time off and I really missed it and I got back into it," Thompson said. "I'm motivated now."
Thompson said he's currently ranked 22nd in the South in the 18-year-old division with a big USTA Southern-Level 2 tournament awaiting him at the end of the month in Alabama.
He's also returned to the Dragon tennis team, on which he played as a freshman. As Jefferson's no. 1 singles player, he's unbeaten as the Dragons are off to a 9-1 start overall and stand at 4-1 in Region 8-AA play.
"We're glad to have him back this year," Jefferson coach Mike Paul said. "He has made us a lot better as a team."
The Jefferson High School junior, who took up the sport when he was 11, explained that he had a recent eight-month stretch where he didn't touch a racket.
"I just got burned out," he said.
Still, he put the down time to good use.
"It helped a lot," Thompson said. "I worked out, and I tried to get stronger. That's what I did. I didn't pick up a racket for eight months."
Thompson really got back in the swing of things with recent USTA Southern Level 1 tournaments at Hilton Head, S.C. and Jackson, Miss. At Hilton Head, he won four matches before bowing out. One of his two losses came to a player who has signed to play for the University of Alabama. Then at Jackson, he won three matches before exiting.
Thompson has also enjoyed his return to high school tennis and the no. 1 singles spot for the Dragons.
"It's been good, yeah," he said. "I think we can win region this year."
He noted teammate and friend Jordan Tyler, Jefferson's no. 2 singles player, encouraged him to rejoin the Dragons.
"Jordan kind of convinced me to play because he's a senior and we're good friends," Thompson said.
Not only does Thompson bring elite talent to the no. 1 singles position, it creates a domino effect for the rest of the Jefferson lineup — allowing last year's no. 1 and 2 singles players to slide to the two and three spots this year.
"So you don't just get a great player out of Gage, you get the trickle down effect where you get kids with a lot of experience at a high level being able to play one line further down," Paul said.
Paul said he's seen a difference in Thompson's game since he played as a ninth grader. He said Thompson is a more mature player now and a very smart player.
"He'll bang two or three back in a row then all of a sudden, he'll unleash a winner that the guy can't possibly get to," Paul said. "His placement of the ball is very good."
As far as his assessment of his own game, Thompson believes his forehand and his speed are his strong suits. But he said his net game needs some work, as does his serve.
"I can get a lot more free points on my serve," he said.
Thompson doesn't model his game after any particular professional player but said he likes to follow Frenchman Gael Monfils, the world's no. 23 player who has five career titles to his credit.
"I like him," Thompson said. "He's sporadic. He just does whatever. He's really good."
As far as Thompson's tennis plans post-high school, he's still mulling his college tennis options. He said the College of Charleston has contacted him.
"But I haven't decided if I want to play college tennis yet," Thompson said.
Paul believes Thompson is certainly good enough to do that.
"I think he's going to end up being a nice collegiate prospect for somebody if that's the avenue he wants to explore," he said.
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FYI I drink. Probably more than I reasonably should considering I'm trying the drop a few pounds gained from over indulging in booze and food. I can, for the most part, control my eating throughout the day but my one vice always seems to be drinking. I enjoy the hell out of it. I like trying new beers as is evidenced by my untappd profile but I also really enjoy everything else.

So I've decided to decrease the quantity and increase the quality. No more Olde English (which is actually my prefered cider, it also happens to be pretty cheap) and instead calculated trips to the Vineyard on Ormeau Road for a small selection of carefully curated beer. To kind of round out the whole experience (yes, I realise how pretentious this sounds) I want to record tasting notes on the sessions here (as well as Untappd).

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WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) – The City of Wilmington released its recommended budget for the 2014-2015 fiscal year Monday.
The total recommended budget is $145 million with $91 million of that as a part of the General Fund.
The recommended budget includes a property tax increase of 1 cent. According to the city, the effect for the average homeowner with a $200,000 home will be $1.67 per month or $20 per year. The new possible property tax rate is 46 cents.
The recommended budget includes funding for a multi-year plan to help get employee wages to market rates. According to City Communications manage Malissa Talbert, the overall amount requested for raises is 4 percent, but raises will vary depending on several factors including an employee's longevity and job performance.
A a full year's funding for the Wilmington Police Department's Mobile Field Force and Gang Task Force, and an additional $151,000 for non-profit agencies that provide services to at-risk youth is also included.
City Council recommends continued funding for the 5-year infrastructure improvement plan to improve public facilities.
There are also proposed fee changes in the recommendation. For homeowners you could be paying about 39 cents for stormwater fees. There is also a proposed 6 percent increase in solid waste fees.
The recommended budget includes $22 million for savings. The second access to Love Grove was not addressed in the budget.
In April, Council faced a $2.3 million shortfall in the budget. Talbert said no positions were eliminated, and about half of the shortfall was addressed through tax increases. The remainder comes from budget cuts and taking $600,000 from the fund balance.
City council is planning a public hearing on the recommended budget at their May 20 meeting. Council is expected to have a work session on the budget on May 30 and a final vote on the budget will be on June 17.
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It's another warning about using caution with deals you find on online, this time from a local man who thought he found a great place for his son to rent.
Lloyd Miller says he went on Craigslist and found what looked like a great deal on a rental in Ashwaubenon.
"Three bedroom to rent," said Miller.Miller was told rent for this home was $750 a-month, and he was told he could secure the deal if he wired a $500 deposit.His conversation with the man who claimed he owned the Ashwaubenon home was only through text messages and emails.
The messages were coming from Nigeria. The person claimed he was overseas "to help with an HIV prevention program and would be out of the country for four-five years."
Miller went to check out the home in person.
"Now this house was $750 a-month. It's got a nice pool in the backyard and it's in a nice neighborhood and I'm thinking, 'something is wrong here,'" said Miller.
Then Miller met the actual owner--who was not in Nigeria, but instead in the backyard. The owner said the home wasn't for rent--it was for sale.
"I talked to the owner and at that point, I knew this guy (the Craigslist poster) was just running a scam," said Miller.
The Federal Trade Commission says it's a common online rental scheme. Con-artists essentially hijack a real rental, or as in this case, a home that's up for sale. They pose as the owner to get renter's money before the victim finds out it's a scam.
Jill Dickson of Coldwell Banker, the realtor listing the Ashwaubenon home, is well aware of bogus online rental ads.
"Based on the amount of listings I have every month, I would say we probably get three-to-four listings a-month that are getting this happening to them," said Dickson. "And I can only imagine in the scope of the whole real estate market how many other agents are dealing with it."
She says this type of scam is nothing new.
"When I sold my home two or three years ago, it happened to me personally. So, I know it's been happening for a few years," said Dickson. "People, they're very smart. What they're doing is looking up properties, finding tax bills, finding owners' names, then they're taking the owner's name and making a fake email account."
Dickson has this advice for the real home owners:
"I'm telling people to respond to those Craigslist posts, saying 'we know you're a scam, we've identified you as potential scam, we want you to take this down or we're going to contact police,'" said Dickson. "That seems to have them take them down with in a couple of days."
In this case the bogus rental was taken off Craigslist.
Both the home owner and Miller contacted police. Now Miller wants others to be warned if they're hunting for a rental online.
"I think it's terrible that people are out there, trying to scam families that probably don't have an extra $700 laying around," he said.
This month, Western Union and the Better Business Bureau launched a joint effort to promote awareness of these type of online rental schemes.
Here are red flags for renters:
If you have lost money, report it to police. However, they tell Target 2 it's tough to get your money back since these schemes are usually based overseas.
Here are some helpful links to report online fraud:
Filing a complaint with the IC3: http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx
Filing a complaint with the FTC: https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/
Western Union Stop Fraud: http://www.westernunion.com/stopfraud
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File System Alignment for SSDs
There are many techniques and methods that can be used to tune an IT system to improve overall system performance. SSD caching is widely being used as a low cost, easy to implement method to quickly increase performance with little or no impact on existing operations. One thing that needs to be considered when choosing SSD caching is how to configure a file system to maximize the performance increase SSD caching provides.
Operating Systems and Block Size
In the past few years, the sector size of HDDs has increased from 512 bytes to 4k bytes. Relatively new operating systems (e.g. Windows Server 2008 R2 to present) have evolved to work with this not-so-new sector size to take advantage of higher density drives. Problems, however, can occur for older operating systems that were not designed to work with the larger block size devices. This becomes a critical issue when SSDs are introduced into the mix. SSDs are all designed to operate with a 4k block size (block and sector are used interchangeably). As a result, IT managers buying SSDs to improve system performance may not be getting the most out of their new, relatively expensive investment. Proper alignment of the file system may help to get better performance in this case.
Some Points to Consider Regarding Block Size and Alignment
Here are some things you should consider when using SSDs and modern HDDs in your system:
- Block size – always use 4k block size
- Block alignment – needs to be set to 4k. If the blocks are not 4K aligned, there is additional disk I/O overhead because 2x blocks need to be fetched for every access.
- Partition alignment – Ensure that the starting partition is aligned to 4k. If your system was upgraded from pre-Windows 2008 R2 OS, make sure you re-align the partitions to 4k.
- Memory allocation (Linux only - no control on Windows) [I could not figure out what to write about this]
- VMware environments – align all guest data disks on 4k boundaries
- Hyper-V – align all guest data disks on 4k boundaries
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Optimizing your system according to the above recommendations can improve performance up to 50%. Most modern OS file systems use these methods by default so there is no need to do anything. XFS and Windows versions earlier than Windows 2008R2 do not do this alignment automatically.
Velobit HyperCache caching software operates based on 4k blocks. If your existing system is not set up to work this way, Velobit will still work with the different block size making Velobit an ideal way to get performance improvement for older, legacy systems. However, the performance increase provided by Velobit will be limited due to additional overhead associated with managing non-4k block sizes.
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Is there a way to prevent incquery from caching/traversing given objects, that are not needed for any patterns (e.g. some objects contain about 2-5k other objects, the contained ones are not of interest) or are there any best practices how to design the patterns that only the objects of interest are traversed.
My next question would be if it is possible to persist the cached information in the database? I wouldn't want to traverse all objects again at each startup of the application.


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Today, the Nashville-by-way-of-Mississippi quintet on the rise is featured on Jigga's Life+Times — a "digital experience covering art, sports, music, fashion and culture" curated by the omnipresent hip-hop impresario. So, seeing as how he's the curator and all, maybe Jay really did hear The Weeks on Pandora or something and was all like, "Damn! That shit's tight! Make those guys part of my interactive, digital Web experience!" As opposed to an analog Web experience, of course. And BAM! It happens. Because Jay-Z makes shit happen.
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CHRIS Baird makes his Burnley debut in this afternoon's game at Charlton Athletic.
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Ramo Shelled Against Tappara
Submitted by pete on March 9, 2006 - 19:37
Karri Ramo
and HPK fell 5-2 today to Tappara. Ramo stopped 33 of 38 shots faced in the loss. His record drops to 9-8-3 on the season.
CHL Tonight: 3/8
Submitted by pete on March 8, 2006 - 21:47
[b]QMJHL[/b] There were no Lightning prospects in action tonight in the QMJHL. [b]OHL[/b]
Radek Smolenak
had 2 goals, his 37th and 38th of the season, and was named 2nd star of the game as Kingston defeated Mississauga 5-4.
Chris Lawrence
was held scoreless for tne Ice Dogs. [b]WHL[/b]
Vladimir Mihalik
was scoreless with an even rating as Red Deer defeated Medicine Hat 3-2 in overtime.
Blair Jones
had 1 assist as Moose Jaw fell to Brandon 6-4.
Justin Keller
was held scoreless but was +2 as Kelowna beat Kootenay 3-1.
Game Night 3/8: Falcons at River Rats
Submitted by pete on March 8, 2006 - 21:42
Springfield Falcons
Tampa Bay Lightning
Norm Milley [url=http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=157665&hubname=nhl]was placed on waivers today[/url], likely with a view towards sending him back down to Springfield who once again played a man short. SPR-3 ALB-5
Jonathan Boutin
stopped 27 of 32 in the loss. Zdenek Blatny, who has been everything advertised and more since coming to the Falcons in exchange for
Brian Eklund
, had 2 goals and 3 points for Springfield.
Gerard Dicaire
also had a helper on the night. Game sheet from [url=http://ahl.leaguestat.com/stats/game-summary.php?game_id=1001871]TheAHL.com.[/url]
Elitserien Playoffs Begin This Weekend
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The 8 team field is set and the playoffs will begin Friday in Sweden's top league.
Fredrik Norrena
Andreas Holmqvist
, Shane Willis and Linkopings' playoff run will begin Saturday against first round opponent Lulea.
CHL Tonight: 3/7
Submitted by pete on March 7, 2006 - 23:04
There were no games in the CHL last night, hence no update for 3/6. [b]QMJHL[/b] Stan Lascek had a pair of assists as Chicoutimi defeated Rimouski 3-1.
Mark Tobin
was scoreless for les Oceanic but did manage 7 shots on goal and 9 hits in the contest. [b]OHL[/b] There were no games in the OHL tonight. [b]WHL[/b] IN PROGRESS: Late in the third,
Vladimir Mihalik
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Game Night 3/7: Lightning at Penguins
Submitted by pete on March 7, 2006 - 22:56
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You know things are bad when the team that rides the short bus to the game (alright, that's an unnecessary cheap shot) manages to steal a point from you. TB-5 PIT-4 (SO) John Grahame stopped 24 of 27 before beating M.A. Fleury in the shootout 2-0 on successful attempts by Richards and Prospal. Congratulations to
Darren Reid
on his first NHL point, a secondary assist on the first of Dan Boyle's two goals.
Ryan Craig
later got a helper on a Dimitry Afanasenkov marker. Craig led the rookies in ice time with 18:30 but did not manage a shot on goal. He was +1.
Paul Ranger
was +2 in 17:40 with 1 hit.
Nick Tarnasky
was even with 1 shot in 5:37. Darren Reid was +1 in 5:21 with 1 shot and 1 hit. Norm Milley was a scratch and
Evgeny Artyukhin
served the first game of his two game suspension for El Kabonging a Senator with his own helmet. Game sheet from [url=http://www.nhl.com/scores/htmlreports/20052006/GS020918.HTM]NHL.com.[/url]
Koshechkin Grabs 18th Win
Submitted by pete on March 7, 2006 - 16:02
Lada Togliatti defeated Chekhov today 4-1 to hand
Vasily Koshechkin
his 18th win of the season. His record improves to 18-13-6 overall. The average age of the team iced today by Lada: 22.44 years old. There is just one tour remaining on the Russian regular season schedule.
Ramo Shuts Out KalPa
Submitted by pete on March 7, 2006 - 14:52
As the SM-liiga regular season continues to wind down,
Karri Ramo
tried to make a case for playing time in the playoffs as he shut out last place KalPa 4-0 today. The young netminder made 32 saves to improve his record to 9-7-3 this season. Ramo is currently 5th in the league with a .933 save percentage and 6th in GAA with a 2.03 GAA. There are now four games remaining for HPK in the regular season.
Game Night 3/6: Senators at Lightning
Submitted by pete on March 6, 2006 - 23:23
Tampa Bay Lightning
Sens crush Lightning. In related news, the sky is blue. OTT-4 TB-0 At least Reid and Tarnasky got some garbage time to sharpen their games, although 5 and a half minutes a piece isn't much. Post mortem from [url=http://www.nhl.com/scores/htmlreports/20052006/GS020913.HTM]NHL.com.[/url]
Elitserien Regular Season Ends With a Loss For Norrena
Submitted by pete on March 6, 2006 - 18:11
Fredrik Norrena
and Linkopings fell 2-0 today to #1 seeded HV71 in the regular season finale for both teams. Norrena stopped 25 of 27 shots faced in the loss. His final record was 19-11-5 this season with a .914 save percentage (7th Elitserien), a 2.16 GAA (T-4th Elitserien) and 4 shutouts (T-4th Elitserien). [b]Final Elitserien Statistics for All Lightning Properties[/b] D
Andreas Holmqvist
Jimmie Olvestad
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Cindy unexpectedly moved our Vermont trip to the Poconos, a little corner of Pennsylvania I'm not too familiar with. I found a listing for a brewpub en route in a town called Sparta, in way west of here Sussex County off I-80 a dozen miles or so. Located on picturesque Little Bavaria on the wasn't always a Lake Mohawk, it totally looks like the Vulgaria village square from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and this place a little stone gnome home, alpine style. "Here we are children, come and get your lollipops... ice cream, chocolate... all freee today!"
Very rustic in appearance, the interior is quite cozy. The bar on the far end sits, wood, unusually "P" shaped seating 20 with a center marble topped bar island inside holding tiered booze below, and the restaurant holds the rest of the room. Booze and glassware all the way around below the bar with strung glow rope tucked up there. At the back of the bar, another marble topped piece with cupboards below and a single tower of 10 taps atop holding mostly house handles and Bud & Coors Light. Next to the taps, a popcorn machine from wherest she fills (baskets) and feeds (me).
Décor is like dark brown tree walls in the bar & a loggish cabin scene on the restaurant side at the other end. I've got a center tree upright right next to where I'm sitting. Dark wood ceilings, paneled front windows, color slab tile floorings, drop mismatched stained glass lamps over the bar with more strung glow rope lining above the bar, and sunken spots throughout. Small flatscreen over the bar and in the corners. Small metal bands on posts, beams and the overhang everywhere tells tales of a beer club once ago. Old Lake Mohawk '29 black & white print on the wall there and a painting someone did of the exterior of the place. In the rear corner, a row of copper kettles behind glass.
3 raised bar tables and some bar counterage on the far wall behind me, below a carved Krogh's logo wood piece & individual signs around it each naming an individual beer making up the current tap list, and darts in the corner in a forward nook there. On the dining room side, panel front windows with lake views, twenty something tables and booths and a small fireplace in the corner. The room sparsely decorated with a handful more of old Lake Mohawk black & white prints.
Um, samplers please. The best of the lot was clearly the Pack a Punch Porter, full bodied and roasty, very flavorful; the Old Krogh's Stout had a nice oaty flavor but I like my stouts a little chewier; the Log Cabin Nut Brown Ale could've done with a bit more bite but wasn't too shabby; the Alpine Glow Red Ale was very nicely done; the Three Sisters Wheat Ale was pleasant as well.
And foodings, I had the chili and a sandwich, both very good, everyone seemed pleased with their meals. Staff was knowledgeable and friendly. This was a nice diversion off the highway.
Updated 5 and a half years later...
Jed, you'll never guess where I am. Okay, I'll tell you, I'm at Krogh's, yes, Krogh's. Remember, you, me and Dave were here like 5 and a half years ago? Dude, everything is exactly the same, even that same nice lady behind the bar. Seriously.
Sampler revisited: The Krogh's Gold, slightly hoppy and a bit malty, actually quite pleasant; the Three Sisters Golden Wheat, filtered, okay; the Brogden Meadow Pale Ale, deep copper color with a good hoppiness; the Log Cabin Nut Brown, good nutty brownness; the Old Krogh Oatmeal Stout, oaty, chewy, roasty; the seasonal Windy Brow Cider Ale, seemingly funny at first, but nicely apple cidery as it warmed, and as the Alpine Glow Red Ale kicked, they subbed in a black & tan which was like a slightly thinner Oatmeal Stout, fine with me. After the sampler, I ordered the Oatmeal Stout and was asked if I wanted a cold glass or a room temperature glass. Thank you for asking. Tasty stout, I may have had more than one.
The soup tonight was lentil; that bean's not my scene so I opted for a cup of spicy beef & bean chili instead, and a grilled chicken sandwich with fries. The chili was good, not over the top spicy and came loaded with cheese & onions, and the sandwich was solid, came on a fresh roll with some toppings sided. Food has always been consistently good. Jed still goes on about the pierogies he had here nearly a half dozen years ago.
As I've been here 2 nights straight, I must say that there's good community here (someone there referred to it as a round bar). Pleasant, comfortable, friendly, Krogh's.
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Krogh's is across from beautiful Mohawk Lake in an original, small, Bavarian-style building. The area is really cute, and it's a huge summer-home vacation destination in the spring, summer, and fall (even during off-periods parking is basically non-existent). The history is interesting, and you should check out their web page.
The bar is small with about 20 seats, and it's made of beautiful old wood with a checkerboard top. The ceiling is low, and it really has a comfortable, lodge-like feel to it. The slate floor really rounds it out, and the stained-glass lamps are just the finishing touch on its charm. It's very intimate, but the windows along the street keep it from feeling confined or tight.
The dining room has wooden floors and log cabin walls. It has the same comfortable, very relaxed atmosphere, and a kind of "diner" feel to it.
The food is very good, and includes soups, fried appetizers, hot & cold sandwiches (BLT, club, roast beef), burgers, pizza, chicken, pasta and some Mexican items - really just about anything you could ask of a family restaurant. Prices are reasonable.
The seven beers are very good. They're clean and well brewed. I've never been able to try one of their seasonals though because they've always been out.
And Krogh's has music! How they fit the bands in there, I don't know. Wednesdays are 80's night, and Thursday is open mic night. And they have some larger, touring acts as well.
So, if you're in the area it's definitely worth stopping by, and if you're headed to the area (for the Pocono's or the Delaware Water Gap) don't forget that it's really not that far.
10-08-2006 01:00:53 | More by NeroFiddled
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I used to take the trip up here from my Dads place in Butler every couple of months, just for the great feel it offered. I always remembered driving through here as a kid and it just looked like a fairytale kind of place. Once I got older I really got to appreciate what was inside. This was really a cool little place, with their own brand of unique ales. A great cozy, old English vibe inside with great food and a staff that is very eager to please. It has been a while since I have sampled the brew, but I used to love the pale ale, and their seasonals are always great. I never saw a band there, and really cannot picture one as the place is quite small. Overall though it is a must stop if you pass through, you will not find a friendlier place in the area and it is really something that should not be missed.
10-23-2007 23:33:49 | More by mikesgroove
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Situated along the shore of Lake Mohawk – actually, a dam, Krogh's is a small batch brewpub packed with history and house beers. The building, which began as a tea shop in 1927, is a picturesque relic of the past and somewhat reminiscent of a rustic lodge somewhere Bavaria – or maybe even along a dam in New Jersey.
The interior is intimate and homey, with dark wood paneling, heavy rafters and walls made of chinked logs; strewn about is an arbitrary array of tables with sturdy booths clinging along the windows. Once inside, head towards the rear, where you find a P-shaped bar, a well worn one that has supported several generations of tourist elbows.
At the bar, there is a selection of four year-round house beers along with the usual seasonal suspects. The beers were decent, though nothing to crow about. (Sorry) The menu is loaded with hearty fare that includes huge slobbering burgers and features one massive plate of nachos, the "Nacho El Grande," which is Spanish for the "Big Nacho." Ay carumba!
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08-06-2012 21:33:15 | More by jjboesen
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I stopped by Krogh's Restaurant & Pub for dinner and beers on a Monday night. It's a relatively small place with a decent sized bar, which is where I chose to sit and eat dinner. The Yankee game was easily viewed from one of a few flat screens around the bar. The dark wood interior was dimly lit by an assortment of hanging stained glass shade lights.
On tap they offered a filtered wheat (Three Sister's Golden Wheat), a pale ale (Brogden Meadow Pale Ale), a nut brown (Log Cabin Nut Brown), Kroghs Gold and Old Krogh Oatmeal Stout. Unfortunately for me, the seasonal (an IPA) wasn't scheduled to be tapped until the following day and there was no other seasonal offered. One other year round beer that wasn't available when I visited was the Alpine Glow Red.
I tried both the Pale Ale and the Nut Brown, and thought they were both very good and interestingly distinct. The Meadow Pale had a big hop finish that paired well with my Cajun steak, while the Brown had a very pleasant malt profile. On the beer menu, the Pale is compared to Sierra Nevada, while the Brown was likened to Sam Smith's. Meanwhile, the wheat was recommended "if you like Bud, Coors Light, Miller Light or Corona" and Krogh's Gold if you liked Molson or Labatt's. The Red was likened to Yuengling, Bass Ale or Killians Red, and the oatmeal stout was recommended if your tastes tended toward Guinness, Murphy's, or a porter. Hmmm...
Overall, I thought this was a good place with ok food and better than expected beer.
09-01-2009 02:09:02 | More by 86sportster883
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10-22-2013 19:36:14 | More by djrn2
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I'll start off by saying I've only been here once so my rating might be low due to them having an off night.
Beautiful, cozy looking inside with the whole log cabin thing going on, and a fireplace warming up the room. Small place with dining in front of you as you walk in and the oval bar to your right. Come to think of it, where do they keep the brewing equipment? I didn't see any.
Anyway, the older couple behind the bar were slow and cranky (are ALL old people like that?) and the guy, in particular, couldn't answer any of my questions.
They had a whopping five beers on tap,not counting the Coors Light and Bud. No seasonals or wheat, so that left a pale ale, stout, red, brown, and golden ale. Talk about a prolific brewer...
English style pale was good, but the brown and stout were both watery. I think these beers were meant for those people who are willing to try something different but don't want to be scared off with intense flavors. Oh well, it is what it is...it's just not for me.
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The outside of this place looks pretty neat. The downtown area of Sparta looks like a good place to visit and walk around. The Brew Pub is located across the street from the lake. The building was built in 1927 and has log cabin feel to the place. They have 6 year round beers and 1 seasonal, the seasonal was sold out when I went. The quality of the beer was good, not beers stood out as great or bad. I tried the Mexican Pizza, which was good and I think pairs goos with the Pale Ale. If in the area, this is a place worth a trip to go try.
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Spartanburg County arson investigators are looking into reports that three unknown children may have set fire to a local restaurant.
Deputies and Roebuck firefighters were called to Holden's Ranch on Southport Road on Monday about 2 p.m. after an employee saw the outside of the building on fire.
According to deputies, an unknown customer let an employee know he saw three kids outside playing with sticks that looked to be on fire near the side of the building but he told them to get away.
The next thing workers knew, smoke was filling the room and they saw the vinyl siding on fire, deputies said. They sprayed the fire with extinguishers and a pitcher of water as firefighters arrived, according to the sheriff's office report.
The report states that no evidence was found other than children-sized footprints along with some sticks that could have possibly been used. Deputies said they were found near the wood line in the direction the customer saw them take off towards.
Anyone with information about the fire should call Crime Stoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC.
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