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News - Nutshell Paints is a DEBI Finalist!
Nutshell Natural Paints were again rewarded for their outstanding green efforts at the 19th Devon Environmental Business Initiative (DEBI) awards. We are delighted to have been awarded runners-up. Once again Nutshell Natural Paints has demonstrated how they have maintained their position of innovative environmental pioneers.
New products
Nutshell is proud to announce the addition of three new environmentally friendly paint products:
Thermo Emulsion a revolutionary internal and external emulsion paint that reflects heat, is moisture resistant, and insulates.
Aqua Gloss, Satin & Undercoat a new improved formulation.
Super Eco Exterior Emulsion a hard-wearing emulsion for demanding external environments in white and a range of colours.
Kirstie Champions Nutshell Natural Paints
Channel 4 Presenter and leading light, Kirstie Allsopp, is on a mission to transform a dilapidated country cottage in Devon into the ultimate "homemade" home with everything in it, made solely in the UK. And her chosen paints for this, her latest venture, are none other than our very own "Nutshell Natural Paints", supplied directly from our West Country Factory.
Our emulsions, satins and wood finishes feature throughout the stunning property, which has grown to be a shinning example of how to reuse and recycle all manner of objects in an eco-friendly way.
For more images of this beautiful home and to see just how Nutshell's paints, stains and wood finishes have brought this neglected, tired property back to life, please click here
Facts about VOC Free paints
The NUTSHELL experience will leave your body and mind relaxed, your conscience clear and will allow your lungs and wall to breath freely. NUTSHELL products, excluding Thermo Emulsion, are completely free from vinyl resins and harmful petrochemical solvents (VOC). NUTSHELL emulsion paints are completely emission neutral and allergy free. With no toxic fumes rooms can be painted and slept in the same day and are totally safe for children's rooms and nurseries.
Read how the reduction of harmful VOC content of paint can be benifical to the health of you and your family at the NHS Choices website. The Health and Saftey Executive website (HSE) has a lot of information about the hazards of using "normal" solvent based paints and the fumes they give off during the drying process - try searching for "paint fumes".
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Eco paint
Our range of products have been designed to be friendly to the environment and the people living in it. In addition to keeping our carbon footprint to a minimum by the use of efficient manufacturing processes and natural raw materials, we do not use volatile organic compounds in our paints. Many commercial paints contain high levels of these carbon-based compounds which have not only been found to be detrimental to peoples health but also contribute to global warming. Our commitment to protecting the environment runs through the entire lifespan of our products and includes the manufacturing, packaging and disposal of everything that we sell. Whilst it is good to feel that you are helping to minimise mankinds effect on the environment this is certainly not the only reason to choose our eco friendly interior paint. Because they are produced with natural ingredients there are no harmful chemicals released into the atmosphere when they are applied to the walls of your house. This means that it is perfectly safe to sleep in a room on the same day it has been painted. Not only is this more convenient than conventional paints but it is also reassuring for families with young children.
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Owing to the fact that rooms do not need to be vacated whilst being painted with our emulsions, they are ideal for commercial enterprises who wish to redecorate offices and warehouses with minimum disruption to their daily business. Staff can happily carry on working with no danger to their health whilst their workspace is being painted. Many companies have chosen ecos paint products for this very reason. It also helps to maintain a good corporate image and can be part of a companywide plan to avoid damaging the environment. The range of soothing colour pigments that our paints are available in is also conducive to a relaxing area in which to work. Firms can often overlook the effect that colour schemes can have on the mood of their employees but with our paints it is easy to create a pleasant feel to almost any space. The excellent coverage that our emulsions provide also makes them an economical choice for painting large surface areas and their non-drip quality means there is minimal wastage. Due to the many benefits outlined above, more and more companies across the United Kingdom are switching to environmentally friendly paint and other products made by our company.
Energy efficiency
Despite our success in producing a range of high quality paints from natural raw materials we have no intention of resting on our laurels. New products are constantly being developed and one of the most exciting ones for 2010 is our Nano emulsion. In addition to not giving of harmful fumes during application it utilises nanotechnology to increase the thermal efficiency of rooms in which it is used. Without getting too bogged down in the technical details, the nature of the paint reflects thermal radiation, reduces the transfer of heat through walls by up to 4 times when compared to other paints and is water repellent as well. This kind of innovative technology is what makes us the best choice for eco paint suppliers that can be found online when looking to buy top quality products. What this new paint means for our customers is that during the summer rooms can be kept cooler more easily and during the winter you will need to use less heating to maintain a comfortable temperature. This results in a smaller carbon footprint for your company as less energy is expended on air conditioning and heating equipment. It also inhibits condensation and mould growth.
Artistic results
The colour washes and oil glazes that we produce can be mixed with our selection of earth and mineral pigments to create a range of stunning effects. Because the colour wash is a clear medium it means that strong colours appear more vibrant than when mixed with white paint. As specialist paint suppliers we provide full product information sheets that can be downloaded from our site so that customers are familiar with the qualities and possibilities that our products offer. The best way to use a colour wash is to first paint your walls with a white emulsion and then apply the wash over the top, mixed with the pigment of your choice. The use of rags or sponges to apply the wash allows you to achieve a textured effect if desired. Our transparent oil glaze can be used in a similar manner and mixed with pigments before being applied over a coat of emulsion. It results in a durable surface that is easy to wash, making it perfect for busy areas like restaurants and bars that wish to use environmental friendly paint and frequently need to clean their walls. The glaze is made from a selection of plant oils.
It is all very well having paints made from natural raw materials at your disposal but before starting on any redecoration project a certain amount of preparation is always necessary. It would be a shame if during this time you had to resort to using harmful chemicals, so we also have products to assist you in removing existing paint and varnish without harming the environment. In common with our whole range, these products are not only less hazardous than those of many of our competitors but they are also extremely effective. Preparing surfaces for painting is not most peoples favourite part of redecorating but with the help of our eco friendly paint stripper it becomes a much easier task. It has a gel-like consistency which means that it sticks to surfaces well, even ceilings. With just a single application it is possible to remove up to five coats of paint and it is easy to remove afterwards owing to the fact that it is a water-based product. When using it to remove varnish you can also rest assured that it will not result in any discolouring of the wood underneath and, like our paints, does not give off poisonous fumes.
A helping hand
As mentioned earlier, there are information sheets on all of our products that can be downloaded for free which offer helpful advice on how to use them in order to achieve the best possible results. Being as we are a natural paint company they also list the materials used in the manufacturing process and if you are looking for a paint store that stocks our products then we have details of these on our website too. If there are none in your area then ordering online is a simple process and perfectly safe using our secure payment facility. We accept all major credit cards as well as cheques and cash. When starting on a decorating project it can be hard to come up with ideas for colour schemes that everybody likes. With this in mind we have an inspiration section on our site where you can find pictures of rooms that have been painted with our products that should hopefully get your creative juices flowing. We firmly believe that for eco paints UK residents will not find a better supplier of natural products and are completely happy to provide a refund for goods that are found to have any defects.


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It was about six years ago when Carmen Tarleton was attacked by her estranged husband. She was doused with lye that burned over 80 percent of her body.
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"Badminton, a real sport? Are you kidding? Badminton is for girls who have no athletic talent but want to be on a team. There is no way that wussy sport is harder than tennis or track." That's the usual reaction to badminton. Most people think the game includes ladies wearing petticoats, gently tapping the birdie (shuttlecock) back and forth. The sport is widely depicted as lacking intensity or serious competition. Arguing that badminton is indeed a rigorous sport is futile.
I recently read an article by sports writer Frank Fitzpatrick, who wrote, "Until barbecuing becomes an official sport, there's little need for lawn games." In other editorials, he implies that any person could play badminton without breaking a sweat. He also writes that no one attends badminton matches, even at the Olympics.
Professional badminton is in fact one the most exhilarating sports of all time. It is the world's fastest racket sport with the shuttlecock's speed topping 200 miles per hour. Most NASCAR racers have trouble attaining that speed! The shuttlecock can be hit to any part of the court and even the most experienced players have trouble seeing it when it travels that fast. Professionals have suffered permanent eye damage and ruptured their Achilles tendons trying to reach the shuttlecock. Obviously, this "backyard sport" is more intense than most realize.
Tennis is considered an extreme sport on a large court. Badminton, played on a much smaller court, is not considered action-filled, though it requires running, jumping, lightning-fast reflexes, and power. In a typical two-game singles match, players will cover almost every inch of the court and travel more than a mile, not to mention hit the birdie 400 times in 20 minutes. Compared to tennis, badminton players compete for half the time, but run twice as far and hit twice as many shots.
Most who judge badminton know little about the game. But, during the 1992 Olympics, 1.1 billion people worldwide watched the badminton competition, most from Asian countries where badminton players are held in high esteem. Won't you give it a fair shake?
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With LTI's MapSmart®, anyone can be mapping like an expert in minutes. It lets you collect and store data points electronically and easily transfer them to your PC. You can even view calculations right in the field, with full review and editing options, so you can quality-check your data before you leave the site.
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Sports science coach Richard Hawkins enjoyed early success in Santa's Got a Brand New Bag – lofting footballs into a giant sack from distance.
But one of Patrice Evra's efforts was wayward and, with a chorus of laughter ringing in his ears, the Frenchman feigned a leg injury to mask his shame.
The legends were also putting up a good fight, with Bryan Robson, Mickey Thomas and Quinton Fortune (despite Evra's best efforts to put him off) going close.
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The Sony F55 Offers Stiff Competition to the Alexa1/25/2013 8:44 AM Eastern
Cinematographer Steve Lawes (Sherlock) was approached by Sony to shoot a short film with the new F55. The result is "Dig" (found below) and now Lawes has written up his comprehensive review of the camera. He writes, "What is interesting, having sat through two days of grading is realizing how good the image is that comes out the camera. I actually watched it projected in 4K this morning, we created a DCP overnight and sat in the Mayfair theatre this morning and did a review and for that size of camera and the kind of price point it is rumoured to be at it is pretty amazing. If I was going to shoot a low budget film in 4K I would want to grab hold of that camera for sure...I think the F55 does offer up stiff competition for the Alexa, obviously in terms of it 4K ability which the Alexa hasn't got at the moment."
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This tutorial is pretty straight forward, but its purpose is to walk you through using the assignment desk interface so the assignments will automatically mark themselves as complete when the articles are posted. Using the assignment desk to complete articles that are assigned to you prevents someone from having to manually complete each assignment after it's been published. It's not difficult to do it manually, but it's one of those things that takes up time when it shouldn't have to.
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The Gonzaga Bulldogs are making their 14th straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament.The Bulldogs are the 7th seed in the East Region and will battle 10th seeded West Virginia.The game marks the first all-time meeting between the two schools.
The Mountaineers went 19-13 overall this season and lost in the second round of the Big East Tournament 71-67 to Connecticut. The Mountaineers finished 9-9 in the tough Big East. They are very well coached as Bob Huggins got his 700th career win back in December. Huggins is 710--266 all time.The Mountaineers also made it to the Final Four in 2010.


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The Globeville Neighborhood Plan covers the statistical neighborhood of Globeville. The plan will also look at areas adjacent to Globeville, connections to other neighborhoods, and Globeville's place in the metro region. Globeville planning efforts are in conjunction with Elyria-Swansea planning and other North Denver Cornerstone Collaborative projects.
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A look at Las Vegas by 15-year-old Ray Lindstrom and his 8mm movie camera and narrated by him over 50 years later. See the casinos on Fremont Street and on The Strip. You'll see the lights of El Rancho Vegas, The Flamingo, Sands, Silver Slipper, Desert Inn, Thunderbird, and Sahara.
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Directed by Joel Sass, the Tony-winning comedy will officially open July 25. Performances continue through Aug. 31.
The cast features Charles Janasz as Vanya, Suzanne Warmanen as Sonia, Candy Buckley as Masha, Joshua James Campbell as Spike, Isabell Monk O'Connor as Cassandra and Ali Rose Dachis as Nina.
"This hilarious comedy of ill manners introduces audiences to Vanya and his adopted sister Sonia, both of whom are living a quiet life in the Pennsylvania farmhouse where they grew up, while their sister Masha travels the world as a movie star," according to press notes. "Just as their cleaning woman Cassandra issues a warning about terrible events in their future, Masha returns for an unannounced visit with her 20-something boy toy Spike in tow -- and so begins an unforgettable weekend building to a fever pitch of rivalry, regret and racket."
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Plans for a third bridge crossing from Anglesey to the mainland are back on the agenda.
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$412.5 million. That's how much Lionsgate just paid to acquire Summit in a deal that closed this week. Summit have made a name for themselves thanks to the massive global box office of the "Twilight" films, and over the years, stamped themselves as players with small films that exceeded expectations: "Knowing," "50/50," "Red," "Source Code," "Letters To Juliet" and Best Picture winner "The Hurt Locker" (which won the Oscar despite a terrible reception at the box office). But let's be honest, Lionsgate didn't buy Summit for those. They want the bloodsuckers and werewolves.
Twihards will likely rejoice at the suggestion that, while it's far from being official, Lionsgate chief Jon Feltheimer is keeping the flame for a fifth movie alive. Speaking to Company Town, the executive made it clear that it pretty much makes zero business sense to stop a lucrative franchise at the height of its box office powers. "I'm anticipating 'Breaking Dawn Part 2' being $700 million-plus in worldwide box office," he said, projecting the movie will do even better than Part 1 while adding that another entry is being hoped for. "It's hard for me to imagine a movie that does $700 million-plus doesn't have ongoing value. It's an amazing franchise that they have done a great job of maintaining with absolutely no deterioration. So the simple answer is 'Boy I hope so.' "
Unlike Summit, which was a privately held company, Lionsgate has shareholders they need to answer to and now that they've made an expensive purchase, they're going to have to justify the value. Of course, 'Breaking Dawn' is the last of the Stephenie Meyer books about Edward and Bella, so who knows where it could go next. Prequel? Spinoff? Or maybe Meyer will help continue the story from where it stands now.
Regardless of how you feel about the movies, they make money and have a huge fanbase who are still very much invested in the story of Edward and Bella. It's likely 'Breaking Dawn' won't be the last we see of them.
Tiffany | March 21, 2012 9:05 PM
I have absolutely loved all the twilight films and would be thrilled to see another one. I've read all the books and would be equally thrilled if Stephanie Meyer wrote another one. I know myself and many other twihards would fully support a continuation. I agree with the article, why stop such a lucrative franchise?! I do think however that any continuation would thoroughly suck without Meyer's involvement. Why stop a good thing in its peak? It just doesn't make sense.
Kelli | February 17, 2012 1:53 AM
They should redo twilight because that movie sucked. The acting sucked, the writing sucked, and they took out super important scenes from the book and put in pointless ones that weren't even in the book. Like the meadow scene was an epic fail. If you read it in the book it is super romantic. And if you disagree go to imdb and look at the list of like 100 goofs that were stupid mistakes that shouldn't have happened. That is my opinion.
Ruby | January 21, 2012 10:50 PM
i like the last part "Regardless of how you feel about the movies, they make money and have a huge fanbase who are still very much invested in the story of Edward and Bella. It's likely 'Breaking Dawn' won't be the last we see of them."
finally someone speaking the truth to all the haters out there saying it sucks... it apparently doesnt, to you yes, but to that huge fanbase, no
and if they do make a tv show, i dont want edward or bella story, thats done. i want like two hour long episode of how Carlisle became a vampire and everything he went through, another two episodes of how Esme became a vampire, the same with Jasper, Alice, Emmett and Rosalie. I want background stories for them, especially Alice, since she was in a mental institution when she was human, I want to know why!
SomeAsianChick | January 18, 2012 6:15 PM
Kill this shit. The books were already an offence to the written word. The films only good for unintentional comedy.
cs101010101 | January 15, 2012 5:22 PM
Keep in mind this is the same company that wanted Saw to go to a 7th film.
Fernanda | January 15, 2012 12:40 PM
Do they have no faith in The Hunger Games? Twilight has run its course... the movies are not good and the acting is even worse!
Jessica | January 15, 2012 12:40 PM
Keep them going but only with the same people and story line!
realboop77 | January 15, 2012 11:19 AM
Ofcors i would still give the same support for ROBSTEN like it was no matter what movie it is. I just love the fact that they inspire other people in somany ways.. Great job guys.. Love you always..
Sara | January 15, 2012 10:11 AM
I really doubt about Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart will film another film for twilight. and if they write some love-story about a vampire girl and a human boy, it wont make the huge sucess that twilight had.
Jerry | January 15, 2012 4:56 AM
Huh...suddenly it wouldn't be such a bad thing for the world to end this year.
chawk | January 15, 2012 4:22 AM
I've had enough of the Bella/Edward story. They should do a Jacob/Renesmee movie/spinoff.
Kyle | January 15, 2012 3:47 AM
No. Please. God. No. Do not do this to humanity. We've had enough Twilight. Move on.
Kyla Villa | January 15, 2012 3:07 AM
great movie of all time..blackhat seo forum
Alex | January 14, 2012 2:10 PM
If they do more movies, Pattinson won't play Edward. He wants to stay away from vampires as much as possible. That's a fact. So...good luck with that!


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(WMC-TV) - A U.S. Marshals Service task force was going door to door in a mostly Hispanic community in California this week asking residents for help finding a fugitive Mid-South couple, according to NBC Los Angeles.
More than 70 investigators working with the U.S. Marshalls Service were handing out fliers on a manhunt for Janet and Ramon Barreto. In early June, U.S. Marshals Service added Janet to the 15 Most Wanted Fugitive list.
Janet Barreto is wanted after she failed to appear in Union County in May 2009 for charges of manslaughter of a child, child abuse, child neglect, and witness tampering. Her husband, Ramon Barreto, is also wanted in connection with these crimes.
A news release stated that from 2005 to 2006 Barreto and her husband Ramon are suspected of traveling to Guatemala to purchase children from an adoption agency.
Once back in the United States, investigators allege the children were physically abused, malnourished, and forced to sleep in deplorable conditions.
"Nobody deserves that. Especially coming from another country to be brought here to be treated ... That was terrible," said Union County Sheriff Jimmy Edwards recalling the conditions.
In May 2008, the Barretos left their injured daughter, Ena Barreto, at a north Mississippi hospital and said she had fallen from a shopping cart. The young girl later died at a hospital in Memphis.
An investigation revealed the couple adopted seven other children from Central American countries and were allegedly running a puppy mill. Investigators rescued 180 dogs and cats from their home.
The two have been spotted most recently in California with plans to move to Texas, but investigators said the two could be anywhere.
According to NBC Los Angeles, members of North Mississippi's Fugitive Task Force were dispatched to California to help in the manhunt. Authorities believe the couple is desperate for money, selling DVD's and puppies out of their vehicle for cash.
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So what can be made of yesterday's "performance" or better yet lack thereof? I thought I recognized those guys getting pummeled by the Steelers on Sunday. We hadn't seen this team in a long time. At the very least the SF game was close. The game I saw on Sunday was the worst I have seen this team perform since Tom Cable's debut against NO 34-3. I had the good fortune of not watching the Jets or Giants games last year.
As much as you can pin the loss on Campbell, all the Raiders' leaders had a hand in this loss. None of them showed up. None of the coaching staff made any adjustments to what the Steelers were doing. The Patriots just LAST FUCKING WEEK showed how to set up the run with the pass by spreading out the Steelers and was able to manufacture 3 offensive TDs and 4 FGs. Oakland in the 3rd Qtr was still running I-formation with 2 TE sets trying to get McFadden going. The defense rarely blitzed and when the DBs had a chance to tackle the Steelers' fleet-footed receivers they looked like they were afraid of getting their white visiting jerseys dirty. All of the team leaders failed as well. From Campbell looking like a deer about to get crushed by oncoming traffic to Dick looking the part by giving up and getting himself ejected so he doesn't have to be on the field with the rest of the team while they took their ass-kicking. This loss is on everyone from the owner all the way down to the ball boys. This team looked afraid of contending with the big boys and the final score showed it. The Flipper game has become a must-win and if this team comes out scared again against a well-coached team they should stop wearing silver and black to change their colors to yellow and cremesicle.


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Thursday, February 11, 2010
It was a very rainy night, and the only thing that kept our spirits up driving far up the Silverado Trail was knowing that the large fireplace in the handsome dining room at Solbar was waiting to warm us, and that we'd soon be enjoying Brandon Sharp's food.
I first reviewed this restaurant in Calistoga's Solage resort in the summer of 2008 when the outdoor patio was in full service mode, and was impressed with what Sharp was doing. Late last year, Michelin awarded the restaurant a star, which means Sharp is now on everyone's radar.
Resorts aren't often the best place for innovative food because guests have wide-ranging demands and expectations. Resorts also must cater to children, finicky eaters and perpetual dieters, yet still entice those with adventuresome palates.
It's much more of a challenge than at free-standing restaurants, yet Sharp is up to the task. He's made the menu interesting by dividing the appetizer and entrees into two rows – "healthy, lighter dishes to nourish your soul" and "hearty cuisine to comfort your body." That allows him to present the menu in a new way and mix in familiar dishes such as chicken soup ($12) and short ribs ($26).
This style of menu also allows disparate dishes to share the table, including lush pork cheek tacos ($12) rubbed with pasilla chiles, vibrant spices and wedges of lime; and crab salad ($16) with clouds of Meyer lemon foam, hunks of claw meat, slices and chunks of radish, wedges of citrus and avocado Green Goddess dressing, displayed like a modern painting on an oversize white plate.
It may be in the country, but Sharp embraces big-city techniques. For a starter, he slow-cooks an egg sous vide style, then places it atop mushrooms, a rich sauce and buttered slices of bread, next to four slices of smoky lardo and a brightly flavored frisee salad ($12). It's breakfast, lunch and dinner in one appetizer.
His ricotta agnolotti ($13/$27) may seem typical until you take the first bite. The tender pasta, barely holding in the creamy gush of cheese, glistens in an herb-flecked butter sauce with broccoli rabe seasoned with garlic and chile flakes.
Main courses include a vegetable stew with chickpeas and preserved lemon ($17), a bavette steak ($34) with potato rosti and garlic creamed leeks, and the expected roast chicken on a monochromatic pool of brown mustard sauce, bacon onion compote and toasted chestnuts ($26). It might not look particularly interesting, but appearances don't hamper the sprightly flavors.
On the other hand, petrale sole ($28) glazed in blood orange and accompanied by slices of orange, roasted fennel, rice pilaf and artichokes sounded more exciting than it tasted. The citrus overpowered the fish and made the other ingredients taste one-dimensional.
One of the most interesting main courses serves two ($36): It's a long roasted Duroc pork shoulder that can be wrapped up in lettuce cups or sesame crepes, with pickled pineapple, peanuts and other garnishes, allowing diners to leisurely assemble their own dinner.
For dessert, you can use your fingers to pick up the warm doughnut holes ($8) and dip them in coffee anglaise. Sharp also features a Meyer lemon pudding cake ($8) with pomegranate granite, and a nice take on chocolate cake ($8) with peanut butter ice cream and lime creme.
Service is friendly, which is often typical of a resort environment where diners get to know customers over repeated meals on a weekend. The real crush comes in summer, when the 85-seat patio overlooking the pool is back in business.
However, it's Sharp's cooking that sets this place apart, even if he may be somewhat constrained by the setting.
755 Silverado Trail (in the Solage resort), Calistoga; (707) 226-0850 or solagecalistoga.com
Breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 a.m.-9 p.m. daily; brunch 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday. Full bar. Reservations and credit cards accepted. Free lot.
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ALEXANDRIA, La. (BP) -- A moment of truth is rapidly approaching for those who believe homosexuality is an immoral, aberrant behavior. The choice will be whether to capitulate to a culture that asserts, without evidence, homosexuality is natural, normal and healthy, or to insist it is sinful and suffer consequences.
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled Aug. 22 against a wedding photographer who refused to contract with a homosexual couple to photograph a "commitment ceremony." The court upheld a decision by a state agency that found the photographer had violated state law.
Alliance Defending Freedom, an organization that advocates for religious liberty and that defended the photography company, described the situation in a news release.
In 2006, Vanessa Willock, one half of a lesbian couple, contacted Elaine Huguenin about photographing a commitment ceremony to be held in Taos, N.M. Huguenin co-owns Elane Photography, located in Albuquerque, N.M., with her husband.
Willock communicated that the ceremony was designed to celebrate her homosexual relationship. Huguenin declined the business because she and her husband are Christians and hold the conviction that homosexuality is a sin. They wanted no part of celebrating that which they believe is wrong.
Though Willock found another photographer, she filed a complaint with the New Mexico Human Rights Commission. The commission ruled that Elane Photography had engaged in sexual orientation discrimination, which is prohibited by state law. The photography company was ordered to pay $6,637.94 in attorney's fees to the lesbian couple.
There is much that is troubling about the New Mexico Supreme Court's decision, but the most disturbing thoughts were conveyed by Justice Richard Bosson, who offered a concurring opinion.
"The Huguenins are free to think, to say, to believe, as they wish; they may pray to the God of their choice and follow those commandments in their personal lives wherever they lead," Bosson wrote. "The Constitution protects the Huguenins in that respect and much more. But there is a price, one that we all have to pay somewhere in our civic life."
Bosson continued, "In the smaller, more focused world of the marketplace, of commerce, of public accommodation, the Huguenins have to channel their conduct, not their beliefs, so as to leave space for other Americans who believe something different.
"That compromise is part of the glue that holds us together as a nation, the tolerance that lubricates the varied moving parts of us as a people. That sense of respect we owe others, whether or not we believe as they do, illuminates this country, setting it apart from the discord that afflicts much of the rest of the world. In short, I would say to the Huguenins, with the utmost respect: it is the price of citizenship."
The Huguenins, Bosson wrote "now are compelled by law to compromise the very religious beliefs that inspire their lives. Though the rule of law requires it, the result is sobering. It will no doubt leave a tangible mark on the Huguenins and others of similar views."
The message sent by the New Mexico Supreme Court and Justice Bosson is clear: religious conviction is a private matter. You can believe what you want, but you must keep your deeply held convictions to yourself if you are to participate in society.
What is disturbing is that the ruling rejected outright one of Huguenin's arguments. It was made clear she does not object to homosexual people. She objected to photographing a ceremony designed to celebrate homosexual marriage -- a relationship the state of New Mexico does not even recognize.
Huguenin was willing to turn down business for the sake of maintaining her conscience. She gladly lost money rather than compromise her convictions. But the court said she cannot do that in New Mexico.
The U.S. Supreme Court set the stage for the New Mexico ruling in June with its twin decisions in support of gay marriage. It seems that it is only a matter of time before other state courts will follow.
It is worth noting that neither gay marriage nor civil unions are legal in New Mexico. Additionally, there has not been one single, definitive, scientific study that has established that homosexuality is innate. Thus, two courts have made unprecedented rulings that have, for all practical purposes, conveyed civil rights upon a behavior.
The push to have homosexuality accepted as natural, normal and healthy in the United States knows no compromise. The movement to have homosexuality celebrated in America will not stop, nor will it be satisfied, until all voices that would even whisper it is sinful are squelched.
Homosexual activists have long used their free speech right to publically advocate for their aberrant lifestyle. Many of these same activists now use almost any means possible to restrict the freedom of speech of those who believe their lifestyle is wrong. Can you say ironic?
"In matters of style, swim with the current," Thomas Jefferson said. "In matters of principle, stand like a rock." Good advice from America's third president. In light of recent court decisions, it is especially applicable.
If the trend toward the celebration of homosexuality as natural, normal and healthy continues in America, and likely it will, people with deep-seated convictions will have a decision to make. When the moment of truth arrives, the choice will be whether to stand firm against the current of popular culture or float along downstream like a dead fish.
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Harrison Ford Talks About his Role in "42″
Growing up in Chicago, Harrison Ford was always more of a Cubs fan than a Brooklyn Dodgers guy. However, after preparing for his role as baseball pioneer Branch Rickey, Ford found himself in a New York state of mind.
"The more research I did, the more impressed I was," says Ford, who stars in 42, the story of Dodgers general manager Rickey and Jackie Robinson, who broke Major League Baseball's color barrier in 1947 (and wore the title number on his uniform).
Harrison Attached to TV Project About the World War II Era
During an interview with actor John Rhys-Davies – who played the role of Sallah in the Indiana Jones movies – he mentioned that, pending the project's financing being finalized, he expects to reunite with Harrison Ford for a TV project (Yes! a TV project) about the World War II era. The project aims to shoot early next year in Louisiana and China with Rome creator William J. "Bill" MacDonald producing although Rhys-Davies said there is not a director involved yet.
Shooting of 42 Have Started
Filming of the Jackie Robinson biopic, 42, began Monday morning at Engel Stadium.
Hundreds of Chattanoogans also had cameo roles. The local "extras" parked early this morning at Finley Stadium and went in CARTA buses to the filming site. A host of extras dressed in 1940s garb got off the buses. Some were in World War II military uniforms.
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Last week, via the Ender's Game production blog, Roberto Orci invited fans of Orson Scott Card's novel to ask questions about the movie. A handful of questions were selected and answered this week, giving us some insight into the production of the film, including Orci's favorite scene from the book and the relationship between Ender and Colonel Graff, the character of Harrison Ford (temember these answers may contain spoilers if you haven't read the book yet):
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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama — The Jackie Robinson movie "42" is coming to Birmingham's Rickwood Field to film for three days next month, and casting directors need fans to come out to the ballpark and be part of the action with stars Harrison Ford and Chadwick Boseman.
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In what's shaping up to be a superb cast out of the gates, Harrison Ford and Gary Oldman are in late-stage negotiations to join the corporate espionage thriller, Paranoia. Headlined by Liam Hemsworth, Paranoia takes place in the business world (obviously) and involves a duel between telecommunication giants.
Ender's Game Kicked Out to… November 2013!! (Crap!)
Sorry about the mess.. but the adaptation of Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game is slated to hit theaters a little bit later than originally planned. Summit Entertainment announced today that the sci-fi adventure will hit theaters on November 1, 2013 instead of the originally announced date of March 15, 2013, that means eight months later!
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Over the past decade the population of Sioux Falls has seen plenty of visible growth, but what you might not have noticed is the rise in population of AED's. In 2013, there is roughly one life-saving device for every 15 citizens, but that ratio is only going to get smaller.
The letters "A" "E" and "D" can be found all over Sioux Falls.
"We are right about at the 1500 AEDs in the community now." Said Becky Smith, the AED Coordinator at the Avera Heart Hospital.
Ever since 2003, the Avera Heart Hospital and Sioux Falls Fire Rescue have made automated external defibrillators a part of everyday life. Whether you're out shopping or checking out a book at the library, these portable lifesavers are there. With the Heart Hospital chopping $200 off the purchase price, they could be popping up on even more walls.
"It definitely makes them more affordable for everybody to purchase and you know small businesses can raise the funds or if there's some grant money out there to help them get them and have them at each facility that they want." Said Smith.
For some, buying a new car could be the cause of a heart attack. Billion Automotive is making sure you'll still be able to drive off the lot.
"They have 20 dealerships and I'm proud to say that we've got an AED unit in every single one." Said Kimberly Carlson, the assistant operations manager at Billion.
While Billion hopes they never have to use the devices, Carlson says having them in the stores seemed like the logical thing to do.
"I mean we've got sprinklers we got fire extinguishers we have smoke detectors all of these types of things it just seems logical that our next step would be to put this type of unit in each dealership." Said Carlson.
Most large cities have a PAD or public access defibrillation program in place to keep people safe, but none are as prepared for an event as Sioux Falls.
"I know Kansas City, San Diego, Minneapolis they have PAD programs but here in Sioux Falls, per capita, we should have one of the largest PAD programs in United States." Said Smith.
And the orders for more keep coming in.
"I just got a new shipment in and just about all of them are gone so I'll reorder again and it only takes about a week to get them." Said Smith.
It's usually the doctors that get the credit for saving the life of a heart attack patient, and rightfully so. However, there's no doubt these little machines are lifelines and have proven they can make all the difference.
"Anything to increase the safety of the employees and customers is always a good thing." Said Carlson.
"The more people hear about it and become familiar with them and realize that they are an inexpensive way to save a life. I think they're realizing that this is something they definitely need to look into and take that measure to find the funding and get them in their facilities, schools, facilities, churches whatever maybe but they really just need to understand that it truly is a life-saving device." Said Smith.
During an emergency, AED's will talk you through the steps but many businesses also have Sioux Falls Fire Rescue come and do training with their employees as an added safety measure. For more information about the AED program just call 877-AT-AVERA.
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GLOCESTER ŌĆö The village of Harmony, in Glocester, is home to a rolling hills, country cottages, and ancient farms nestled within the boundaries of lichen-covered stonewalls. At the heart of this bucolic rural stop along the Putnam Pike is the Harmony Fire Department. Here, Chief Stuart Pearson and his merry band of firehouse elves kicked off the 2011 ŌĆ£season to be jollyŌĆØ with a festive tradition that dates back to the 1950ŌĆÖs.
WOONSOCKET ŌĆö Santa Claus gets plenty of help every Christmas season, and he should especially thank members of the Woonsocket Police Department.
On Friday, Det. Sgt. John Scully and Det. Sgt. Shawn Kerrigan wrapped up their annual stint as Santa's helpers by turning over toys to more than 75 local families, an effort benefiting at least 290 city children.


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Heineman Balks At Prison Marriage At Public Expense
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - Gov. Dave Heineman says he's opposed to any use of public money to transport Nebraska prisoners to marriage ceremonies with other inmates.
The governor on Monday called it ``an outrage'' that two state prisoners from different facilities are trying to marry while incarcerated.
His comments came in response to questions about a lawsuit filed against the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services. The American Civil Liberties Union is suing the department on behalf of 42-year-old Paul Gillpatrick and 33-year-old Niccole Wetherell.
Gillpatrick is serving 55 to 90 years in Lincoln for second-degree murder. Wetherell is serving a life prison sentence in York for first-degree murder.
The department has refused to transport either of them for an in-person wedding, although they have offered to pay the transportation costs.
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This gluten-free, dairy-free, chicken vegetable soup is a great winter meal and is excellent at helping fight illness due to all its herbal ingredients. It is also a low glycemic and high protein meal, so it fits into my WELLNESS plan and is great for anyone trying to lose weight.
- Whole chicken or a few chicken legs or a few chicken breasts
- 3-4 ribs of celery
- 3-4 large carrots
- 2 medium onions
- 5-6 garlic cloves
- 1 package frozen spinach or 1 bag fresh
- 1 head broccoli or 1 bag frozen
- 1 package sliced fresh mushrooms (optional)
- any other vegetables you have around and want to add
- 5-6 eggs, beaten in a bowl
- turmeric
- curry
- oregano
- basil
- cayenne pepper
- parsley
- sea salt
- pepper
- garlic powder (optional)
- Other herbs to taste (rosemary, thyme,etc.)
1. Boil chicken in large pot until cooked. (note: if using chicken breast instead of whole chicken, chicken broth can be used in place of water). Remove from water and chop into small pieces.
2. Add chopped celery, carrots, onions, garlic cloves to boiling water. Add turmeric, curry, oregano, basil, cayenne, parsley, sea salt, pepper and garlic or herbs to the boiling water. I add 1-2 TBSP of each except cayenne, which I add about 1/2 tsp or to taste.
3. Boil until vegetables are cooked. add spinach, mushrooms and broccoli. While stirring, add beaten eggs slowly so that they distribute (it will look similar to egg drop soup). Boil 2 minutes until eggs cooked, remove from heat and serve.


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Healthcare Education Program for San Diego High-Risk Communities
SDSU Co-Leader
Amy Pan, Ph.D.
UCSD Co-Leader
Alice L. Mills, M.D., M.P.H. Project Concern International
Maria L. Reyes, M.D., M.P.H.
Immigrants frequently face a host of cultural, linguistic, and financial barriers to accessing healthcare, including having a lack of basic understanding of how and why to access preventive healthcare services and the importance of having a primary care provider. In turn, there barriers can contribute to low rates of cancer screening. The long-term goal is to develop a series of effective and acceptable health education videos to help address these barriers and increase utilization of cancer prevention services among different immigrant groups. For this planning grant, the focus will be on the Somali community, a group with one of the highest levels of poverty and worst health outcomes in San Diego County. Existing health education materials for the Somali community will be systematically reviewed for content, usability, and acceptability. In addition this grant will serve to strengthen collaboration between members of the research team from different institutions.
Project Period: 6/15/2012 – 10/14/2012
Murray, K.E., Pan, A., Mills, A., Reyes, M.L.F., Abdi, S., Velarde, H., Bennett, R., Clark, P., Villarreal, V., & Olsen, A. (2012). Addressing linguistic needs for non-native English speakers: Assessing video technology as a means for increasing cancer screening. Poster presented at the Fifth American Association for Cancer Research Conference on the Science of Cancer Health Disparities in Racial/Ethnic Minorities and the Medically Underserved, San Diego, CA.


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Input to Implementation: Ares Course Reserves Process Improvements
By John Wiggins, Director of Library Services & Quality Improvement
Course reserves are now integrated into the Blackboard Learn course management system, providing a single access point for course-related materials. This change is the result of a new module, Ares, that the Libraries' acquired and began using in fall 2012.
The new system provides numerous benefits, relieving students from waiting in line during busy times at the Circulation Desk and freeing faculty from completing multiple paper forms. Face-to-face and online students and faculty can use the Blackboard tool to gain immediate access to electronic reserves or information about print materials available at the physical library. Students and faculty can subscribe to notifications to learn when new resources are available on reserve, and faculty can renew reserves for a new term with just a few quick clicks.
Archives Exhibit: Researching Diversity at Drexel
Drexel University Archives presents a new exhibition, "Researching Diversity at Drexel," opening August 10, 2011. The exhibition contains documents from the University Archives and essays written by students in Professor Sharon Brubaker's English 103 classes that expl
Arrrchive Open House Pirate Party Tomorrow!
Ahoy Lads and Lasses of Fortune,
Thar be treasure, looting, pillaging and plunder tomorrow at the Arrrchives Open House Pirate Party. Aye, grub and grog thar be too. Don't be Lilly-livered, we not be using the cat-o'-nine-tails on ye. Join the sweet trade o' archiving piracy.
We on the aft side of the lower level of Hagerty Library.
Students - Welcome Back Week! Pirate Party this Friday!
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Arrrchives Open House be this Friday, September 25th, from 4 to 6 p.m. Ye landlubbers should come about the lower level of Hagerty 'nd get ye sea legs. Pillage, plunder, loot and become an old salt. Thar be treasures and grub for ye all.
Hope to see ye thar! Savvy?
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Two weeks till the Pirate Party -for Student's Welcome Back Week
Enjoy your break, Drexel Students! Come back in three weeks for the Pirate Party and Arrrchives Open House!
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Only three weeks till we weigh anchor! Argh! On Friday September 25th from 4 to 6 p.m. thar be a Pirate Party at the Arrrchives. Me welcomes ye new and returning privateers and buccaneers to the Arrrchives. Open House includes treasure (rare books and maps), looting (records management) and pillaging (complimentary refreshments). Ye Olde Arrrchives is on the lower level of Hagerty Library.
A researcher's view of the archives
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Following the success of Callin' the Blue, comes the newest release from artist Andy Thomas titled, Callin' the Red. This time your favorite Democratic presidents have retired to the billiard parlor for a relaxed game of billiards or pool! President Obama, Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter, President Kennedy, Harry S. Truman, President Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson and Andrew Jackson share a chuckle as Obama calls his next shot which happens to be red. There's even a painting on the wall that looks suspiciously like another recent Andy Thomas painting.
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I just got back from the celebration down at Justin Herman. Very nice day, and a good party.
First: Opening band - Whitebread 5 or something like that. Did decent cover tunes ("Don't Stop Believin', Disco Inferno") to get the crowd warmed up.
Second: Replay of all the video tributes from sports notables to Barry. Not sure if they all aired before... Joe Montana, Wayne Gretzky, Lou Brock, Ernie Banks, Willie Mays, someone I didn't recognize, and Hank, of course.
Third: Introductions by hostess Renel... Kruk and Flem, Barbieri, Willie Brown, Gavin Newsom, Bochy, Magowan and Baer, Omar and Richie, a whole passel of other politicians, Mays and McCovey, Barry and his family including his mom.
Fourth: Speakers
Kruk - "I might be nervous because I played at Candlestick and we're not used to big crowds."
Ralph Barbieri - "Barry's good with kids. When he first met my boy, he grabbed him from my arms and said, 'Give him to me, I know how to handle kids.'"
Flem - Glad to witness all the history.
Magowan - Pander pander pander, pat self on back.
Baer/Bochy/Sabean - Present Barry with home plate from 8/7.
Omar - "He's fun to talk to in the dugout about cartoons and whatever. He's just a regular guy. How many guys can say he took a shower with Barry Bonds?"
Richie - Usual "great to be on the field for 73 and 756."
Gavin - As always, the best speaker of the lot. "I can't get that image of Omar and Barry in the shower out of my head. Omar, if you want to say anything, now's the time. Hey, it's San Francisco. It's all good." "Barry, here's the key to the city."
Barry - "All San Franciscans have always had the key." Thanked everybody in sight.
Yowza yowza yowza! Well it was fun to be rallied. I took some cell phone pictures but I can't get 'em off the phone.


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The possibility of a Red Reporter Wiffle Ball Extravaganza was discussed at Chez jch yesterday by myself, Ash, obc, and 'tHan. Snohio attempted to put one together a while back, but I don't remember how it turned out.
I am looking at July 23rd, July 30th, August 6th, or August 13th as possible dates. (All Saturdays)
Possible locations: Something centrally located would probably work best, maybe somewhere around Hyde Park area? Miami Whitewater has a ton of acreage available but it's out of the way for all of us except obc.
Here's what I had in mind as far as festivities:
12:00 PM: Meet at park. Grill fired up, burgers/dogs/whatever start cooking. Any and all Red Reporters and family welcome.
1:00 PM: Eat time!
2:00 PM: Wiffle ball game. Teams will be chosen by choosing paper from a hat so there can be no allegations of the fix being in for gambling purposes. This is Cincinnati after all.
3:00-4:00 PM: Conclusion of game, idle chatting time, head out to watch the game somewhere.
Here's what I want to know from you: Would you interested in attending? If so, which of the dates above work for you and where would you like to see it take place?


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Drugs, Sex, and Murder in 1920s Tinseltown
Taylor's Past
Taylor was a man of mystery. Did his complicated past relate to his murder?
William Desmond Taylor was not his real name. It was William Deane Tanner. A member of the movie business changing his name is not all that remarkable, but when high profile speculation is running rampant, the smallest tidbit can be used to build a major case.
The clear implication was that Taylor (or Tanner) had something to hide. This idea was reinforced by the fact that Taylor, in 1903, abandoned a wife and baby daughter in New York and struck off for points west. "Abandoned" is rather a strong term for Taylor's act, since his wife had a wealthy father and was not economically inconvenienced by her husband's leaving. She married a well-off man not long after she divorced Taylor, and she appeared to not harbor any particular anger at her errant husband. Hence, Taylor's flight from domestic bliss doesn't seem to be a reasonable explanation for changing his name. It is more likely that "William Desmond Taylor" had more of a theatrical flourish to it than (in his view) the more prosaic "William Deane Tanner."
Interestingly, Taylor's younger brother, Denis Cunningham Deane-Tanner, also abandoned his wife. Other than suggesting that a lack of marital commitment seemed to be hereditary in the Tanner family, there was not much there either.
William Desmond Taylor's past, then, was more of an irritation to the case than a reasonable cause for his murder. There were a number of years (between his leaving New York and arriving in Hollywood) that were sketchy, but no more so than the average itinerant actor of the first years of the Twentieth Century. And if Taylor was vague or intentionally deceptive about his background, it was more likely to be the mystique that movie people liked to create.
It is true that Denis Dean-Tanner's abandoned wife recognized Taylor in a movie, and that Taylor, when confronted, denied that Denis was his brother. But it is also true that he relented and helped to support his sister-in-law for the rest of his life. At one point, there was speculation that Denis Deane-Tanner was really Edward Sands, but the two men looked nothing alike. The only thing that Denis and Sands had in common was that they both disappeared, Sands in 1921 or 1922, and Denis some time before 1930. This coincidence has fed the fires of conspiracy.
The problem with suggesting that Taylor's murder was somehow connected to his past didn't seem to hold water. Even the questionable suggestions that Taylor was gay or bisexual could not be tied to a possible explanation of why he was murdered.


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Cincinnati Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis has won 79 games with the team since being hired in 2003. Through the year Lewis has more winning seasons (4) than losing (3) during his ten seasons and among the 164 games coached, there have been some great wins. We take a look at the top-five wins during the Marvin Lewis era in a series of posts. We continue with No. 3.
It was a special year in 2005. Fun. Enjoyable. There wasn't an opponent that we felt Cincinnati couldn't beat heading into any game. It was weird and unfamiliar territory.
The 10-3 Cincinnati Bengals opened with a 17-point lead in the first quarter against the Detroit Lions in week 15, eventually winning 41-17. Alright, so it's a blowout against a Detroit Lions team that finished 5-11. What could possibly be so important about this game, and why is it one of the most symbolic games during the Marvin Lewis era?
It wasn't so much that the Bengals struggled, then came from behind to win. Nor was it any sort of rivalry or, particularly exciting for that matter. Rudi Johnson rushed for 117 yards, scoring twice. Carson Palmer threw touchdown passes to Chad Johnson, T.J. Houshmandzadeh and Kelley "The Squirrel" Washington, completing over 70% of his passes. John Thornton posted an interception, along with Deltha O'Neal and Tory James. It was the type of performance you expected out of the 2005 Bengals against inferior opponents.
What's the big deal?
The next day playoff tickets sold out and the Bengals returned to the postseason for the first time in 15 years several weeks later.


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Wearing the Bane coat DKR on the street
April 10, 2013
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Sunderland made it back-to-back-to-back Premier League wins defeated reigning champions Manchester United at Old Trafford.
The Black Cats hauled themselves out of the drop zone after their latest victory - a 4-0 thrashing of fellow strugglers Cardiff City - which also happened to be their biggest win of the season so far.
Relive all the action as it happened at Old Trafford with Chronicle SAFC writer James Hunter.
Lovely day at Old Trafford! #KeepBelieving pic.twitter.com/1DVBK2K82c— Sunderland AFC (@SAFCofficial) May 3, 2014
Press box full of #SAFC legends today. Monty and Benno catch up and @mickygray33's on media duty #giveusasmilegary pic.twitter.com/D9OtbHQLIt— Sunderland AFC (@SAFCofficial) May 3, 2014
View from the end of the tunnel as the turnstiles open at Old Trafford pic.twitter.com/36sXOiuIMD— Sunderland AFC (@SAFCofficial) May 3, 2014
Team bus has just pulled up at Old Trafford #OhVitoMannone pic.twitter.com/RQi1SSo3Hu— Sunderland AFC (@SAFCofficial) May 3, 2014
Striker @borinifabio29 is straight out to the pitch as part of his pre-match routine #hawaythelads pic.twitter.com/jBnRYsoM8U— Sunderland AFC (@SAFCofficial) May 3, 2014
Team news - Sunderland starting XI: Mannone, Vergini, O'Shea, Brown, Alonso, Johnson, Larsson, Cattermole, Colback, Borini, Wickham
Subs: Bardsley, Altidore, Ba, Giaccherini, Bridcutt, Scocco, Ustari.
Manchester United starting XI: De Gea, Jones, Ferdinand, Vidic, Evra, Nani, Carrick, Fletcher, Young, Mata, Hernandez.
Subs: Amos, Smalling, Valencia, Fellaini, Januzaj, Welbeck, Van Persie.
Van Persie on the bench for Man United. As expected, no Rooney.
Sunderland remain unchanged - Fourth game in a row Poyet has named the same starting XI. (that's third game unchanged)
Five changes for Manchester United. Nani, Fletcher, Young, Mata and Hernandez in for Rooney, Cleverley, Valencia, Kagawa and Welbeck.
Last time at Old Trafford, all eyes were on this goal. #vito #safc pic.twitter.com/I28ZZfDKKT— James Hunter (@JHunterChron) May 3, 2014
And we're off at Old Trafford!
Strong start from Manchester United. Sunderland need to get a foothold in the game.
Weak volley on the turn from Young was bobbling wide, but Mannone collects it anyway.
Another poor effort, this time from Mata. Also well wide.
After the initial flurry, Sunderland have settled down OK. Yet to have a go at goal, though.
First effort from Sunderland - Adam Johnson cuts in from right, but his left-footed effort goes across face of goal and wide.
Move started with a crunching and perfectly-timed tackle from Cattermole on Nani.
Let-off for Sunderland - Carrick crosses from the right, O'Shea's shanked clearance drops just wide of the left-hand post.
Nani flashes a shot just over the bar from the edge of the area. Nervy moment for Sunderland.
Meanwhile, back at the ranch.... Newcastle United 1 Cardiff 0.
Corner from left, Evra header saved on the line by Mannone.
Vidic somehow escapes a card from Howard Webb for clattering through the back of Borini.
Borini clattered again, but this time Carrick does get booked.
Poor set-piece from Sunderland, eventually Alonso tries a volley from outside the box but it goes well wide.
GOALLL: Manchester United 0-1 Sunderland - Seb Larsson, 30 minutes. Wickham digs out great cross from right cornerflag, Larsson's low volley finds bottom left-hand corner.
Alonso booked for rash foul on Young.
Great cross from Wickham, great finish from Larsson. A silent Old Trafford stunned into noise.
Poor clearance from De Gea almost proves costly for Manchester Unite. Sunderland work ball to Adam Johnson, but his cross is cleared.
Stoke 1 Fulham 0.
Low long-range shot from Mata, saved by Mannone - one minute of added time.
Half-time: Manchester United 0-1 Sunderland.
Good 1st half for Sunderland. Manchester United have dominated possession, one on-target shot each but only Sunderland's counts.
No changes at halftime - and we're back underway.
Dangerous low cross from Evra and Brown gets there just in front of Hernandez to clear for a corner.
First change for Manchester United. Januzaj on for Nani.
Young corner from left fumbled by Mannone but Brown clears.
Stoke 2 Fulham 0.
First change for Sunderland - Giaccherini on for Johnson
Man United fans singing RvP's name as he warms up on the touchline.
Goalmouth scramble but United can't force ball home. Lucky escape for Sunderland.
Second change for Sunderland. Altidore on for Wickham
Double change for Man United - Van Persie and Welbeck for Mata and Young
Altidore great cross from right, Giaccherini right-foot shot beats De Gea but comes back off woodwork and Colback follow-up goes into sidenetting.
Glaring miss from Hernandez. Evra squares from left and the Mexican scoops ball over the bar.
Sunderland playing Ole football. Manchester United politely declining to make a tackle.
Borini rattles the crossbar. Should be all over.
Borini and Evra receiving treatment after clash of heads.
Four minutes of added time.
Sunderland have picked up a massive three points with a 1-0 win at Old Trafford. The incredible end the season continues.


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PLAISTOW — The plans for the revamped Plaistow Center Plaza have been submitted, but one of the anchor tenants remains a mystery.
Representatives from Taurus New England Investments, which owns the plaza, appeared before the Planning Board earlier this month.
"We will be splitting the old Shaw's box into two retail locations," Mike Malynowski said at the meeting on Sept. 18.
Malynowski is one of the engineers working on the project.
The shopping center has struggled since Shaw's moved from 4 Plaistow Road across Route 125 in 2007, but new tenants could soon be coming.
Aldi's Supermarket has signed a contract to fill one of the vacancies. Mark Donahoe, a consultant with Select Real Estate Consulting, said they are finalizing plans with another tenant.
"It's still a mystery," Donahoe said. "I can't say much more than that."
In April, Town Planner Leigh Komornick said HomeGoods had expressed interest in the space, but that may not be the case anymore.
"We were talking to them at one point," Town Manager Sean Fitzgerald said. "But I don't think that's it at this time."
Instead, another business may be in the picture.
"We had a deal with another tenant that we thought was 90 percent there, but it blew up," Donahoe said at the meeting. "We have another tenant now that feels right. It feels like it's going to come together."
Donahoe said it would be one to two months before he would be able to reveal that tenant's identity.
As part of the plan, Dollar Tree will move from the north end of the plaza to a new 12,000-square-foot building, which will share a wall with Aldi. The 78,090-square-foot section between the current Dollar Tree location and Papa Gino's would be demolished.
Taurus submitted its first application for the plan at the meeting and will appear again on Oct. 16.


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"Man, this is really where it's at, this is the hot spot for art right now," one man told his friend as they stood outside of Dustin Yellin's The Intercourse art space in Red Hook, Brooklyn, last night. But it wasn't the art that drew the crowd to last night's party—the likes of Glenn O'Brien, artist Charlotte Kidd (pictured, in Reformation), musician Adam Green, and Yellin were there in support of Downtown for Democracy (D4D), an alliance of arts and creative media professionals (founded in 2003) dedicated to using its cultural capital for political power."People need to be aware of these things. That's what D4D does; it makes people aware of the bigger picture and the politics in our country," said Yellin as he made his way out to the backyard garden, where chefs from the who's who of Brooklyn restaurants (including Frankies 457, The Good Fork, and Fort Defiance) were grilling up a storm and guests were sitting cross-legged on the lawn sipping beers from Brooklyn Brewery. "People need to get their voice and need to get involved."Though political talk might have been trumped by art chatter (and ice cream from Vinegar Hill House), D4D board member Audrey Gelman, who is Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer's press secretary as well as Terry Richardson's better half, took a moment to address the crowd. "We are taking on Tea Party 10 this year, so thanks, everyone, for not being in the Hamptons and being here instead," said Gelman of the night's fundraising efforts. (The Tea Party 10 is the name given to the ten most extreme Tea Party-affiliated members in the House of Representatives.) To close out the night, Green performed his quirky ballads, including one of his better-known hits, "Jessica," about Jessica Simpson. "I wrote this song before Jessica Simpson was fat—just saying," he said. At that, guests went searching for a cab (or their bikes) to find their way home from Red Hook.
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