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Vitter's response: "You can look back. You can continue to write stories in the media about it. That's your decision. It's a free county. I looked the voters of Louisiana in the eye. I spoke to them sincerely. I think they heard me and I think they understood me. And now I'm looking forward, I'm not looking back." The panelist and moderator followed up, asking Vitter the question again: "Did you break the law? Yes or No." Vitter repeated his staid response. After the debate, Vitter was swarmed by reporters on his way out, who again peppered him with the question of whether he broke the law.
Melancon took the opportunity to set themselves apart from Vitter and his values. "It's the family unit that brings us all together... It's about honesty and integrity in Washington," Melancon said.
There were no other direct references to the call-girl issue at the forum, though Melancon has run attack ads seeking to remind voters of the controversy.
"In the past month, many Senators have asked me about my judicial philosophy. It is simple: fidelity to the law. The task of a judge is not to make the law--it is to apply the law. And it is clear, I believe, that my record in two courts reflects my rigorous commitment to interpreting the Constitution according to its terms; interpreting statutes according to their terms and Congress's intent; and hewing faithfully to precedents established by the Supreme Court and my Circuit Court. In each case I have heard, I have applied the law to the facts at hand."
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The GOP controls the Senate by just one vote. Even with today's margin, the GOP doesn't have effective control of the agenda as the Democrats use the filibuster to kill pro-growth reform or crucial judicial appointments. The next Senate could confirm two U.S. Supreme Court justices.
If the Republicans do manage to pick up a few extra seats in the Senate, there could also be an ideological shift toward pro-growth issues. Right now, the balance of power is in the hands of the RINO Republicans like Olympia Snowe and Arlen Specter. With a seat pick-up for the GOP, plus the addition of GOP superstars, Olympia and Arlen would no longer be deciding votes. We could move away from watered-down Republicanism toward a genuine pro-growth agenda.
Members of the Club are economic conservatives, like-minded political contributors who are frustrated with the ideological drift of both parties today. Club members have a shared goal of contributing to and electing more Reaganites to Congress who are willing to stand for the issues like: cutting taxes, controlling federal spending, personal accounts for Social Security, ending the death tax, eliminating the capital gains tax, fundamental tax reform, providing true school choice and minimizing government's role in our daily lives.
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Let's take one final look back at Monday night's 28-16 victory by the New York Giants over the St. Louis Rams. As I will try to do each week, we will use the numbers from Pro Football Focus for discussion purposes. Let's get started.
Offense (+4.6 overall)
Yes, the Giants' offense is struggling. Here, however, is something to feel good about. The highest PFF grades to New York offensive players for Monday was a +2.4, and that grade went to three players. A pair of offensive linemen, right guard Chris Snee and left tackle Will Beatty, got that mark along with running back Ahmad Bradshaw. PFF noted that Beatty allowed only one pressure against quarterback Eli Manning (+0.7 for the night).
Other positives were that center David Baas received a +2.2.
On the negative side of the ledger Kareem McKenzie had a tough night and wound up with the worst offensive grade, a -3.1.
Defense (+8.4 overall)
The Giants defense was +12.2 against the run and -5.4 against the pass. If you saw the game you can't argue with that. The Giants have so far played the run extremely well ... the pass is another story.
Best grade of the night? Try Rocky Bernard's +3.9. Yep, Rocky Bernard. You have to give this guy credit. From the time he returned to the Giants this preseason Bernard has been better than at any time in his two previous seasons with New York.
Kenny Phillips (+2.1), Michael Boley (+1.9), Justin Tuck (+1.3) and Corey Webster (+1.1) also scored well. Phillips, by the way, is PFF's top-ranked safety through two games with an overall +6.6. Phillips is playing at a very high level, especially against the run. By the way, through two games the Giants have the league's three top-rates safeties against the run (Phillips and Antrel Rolle at +3.0 vs. the run) and Deon Grant at +2.8. That is a huge part of the reason they have been so good stopping the run.
No Giant defender graded out worse than -1.0 overall, a score that went to Dave Tollefson. A note, though, about Aaron Ross. He was targeted 10 times and surrendered six completions for 168 yards. That is half of St. Louis's passing yardage, and an average of 28 yards per completion. Bradford's rating throwing at Ross was 104.2.
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Tollefson (+1.5) and Steve Weatherford (+1.3) got good marks from PFF. Michael Coe (-2.0) and Lawrence Tynes (-1.1) did not.


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Well, a lot of people have these journals may as well conform :P
Slym's Journal
Last night was my first night out with sarging in mind. Started out at the mall, seemed like a good place I go there all the time with buds. I just wanted to open people and get over some forms of anxiety about doing it. My most successful location was the bookstore, I can talk about books all day, opened with some people just with general non direct openers and there was no awkward silence, no creeps, and none of my fears about doing it. Later that night I totally made the girl working at DQ's night. Decided when the mall closed that i wanted to continue. So I went to the downtown to find clubs... problem is, I have never even thought about going to one before joining the community so I show up around 1000 expecting there to be lots of fun to be had... wrong. Now if anyone is reading this, probably a stupid question but, when do clubs usually pick up?
Over all it was still a great night, left the downtown without even going to a club but at least it was something to learn from.


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As if saving documents and objects from the fire, Sir Thomas Browne created this extraordinary (imaginary) catalogue, reviving the Renaissance's desire to rescue the intellectual treasures of Alexandria.
An exquisite catalogue of the lost and found /
In the era of data recovery, when almost everything that has ever been printed can be seen online and be eternally preserved there, it would be wise to remember that once the loss of books and artefacts was near catastrophic. The Library of Alexandria was burnt by the Romans in the 1st century AD and with it a collection more vast than any other ever recollected by humanity. For this reason, many scholars of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries devoted themselves to remembering (or inventing) what was irrecoverable and unknown. Among these was Sir Thomas Browne (1605-1682).
His vast knowledge in areas as diverse and embryology, anatomy, ornithology, ancient history and literature, etymology, archaeology and pharmacology made him especially sensitive to those losses. Musaeum Clausum deals with the loss of some of these precious intellectual treasures.
Man has always been drawn to curiosities and rarities, as if these were an addiction, or perhaps a fortunate weakness; one, which additionally has been especially appreciated and cultivated by scholars of all eras, as well as, naturally, collectionism. In the era of maritime explorations, when the West began to fill the oddest pieces of knowledge, then, perhaps, began said extravagance and, in turn, its fragmentation. Musaeum Clausum is the false catalogue of a collection that encompasses books, drawings and artefacts.
Browne's catalogue, assembled with ardour and melancholy, speaks of fragmentation, of dissemination and loss, but also of eccentricity and comedy. Among its documents there is a "submarine piece" that shows the bottom of the Mediterranean and the algae that grow there; another describes a moonlit battle between the Florentines and the Turks; others are "ice or snow pieces" that show an alien landscape inhabited by Arctic creatures; others show the fire of Constantinople; and some others are cartoons, portraits and even representations of Sultan Achmet's dogs. The curiosities are even stranger: a ring found in the stomach of a fish and the Homeric battle between frogs and mice, precisely described on the jawbone of another fish.
Browne was a master of educated curiosity. He was especially attracted to the philosophy of antiques, of the past and of existent knowledge, resuscitated and preserved from the corruption of time and oblivion. Browne's goal was repairing and restoring truth, and Musaeum Clausum reads like a luminous evocation of that which could have existed in the collection of the Library of Alexandria, if it hadn't been destroyed by fire. In this unique book there is a persuasive evocation of so many forgotten things, and some others that are still remembered.
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The most talked about matchup entering Texas Tech's game with Oklahoma centered around the Red Raiders Big 12 leading pass offense against the Sooners nationally top-ranked pass defense - a true battle of wills that many believed would favor the home team.
Throw in the fact that rain played a factor throughout the evening and all signs pointed to a game where the Red Raiders would struggle to move the ball through the air.
Not so much.
Texas Tech torched the Oklahoma defense with a relentless aerial attack, attempting 54 passes and racking up 388 yards - far and away the most passing yards the Sooners had allowed all season.
Of course, all the passing yards didn't result in a win for the Red Raiders, which is the most important statistic of all, but the fact that the Red Raiders proved Kingsbury's offense can match up with anybody was a positive takeaway from Norman.
With all the success Texas Tech enjoyed through the air, the biggest benefactor was Eric Ward. Number 18 was all over the place Saturday, grabbing nine catches for 106 yards and most important of all, two touchdowns. As a result, Ward wins KCBD's Raider Zone Week 8 Player of the Week.
"We had a great game plan," Ward said. "We practiced it day in and day out in practice and we went out and executed it in the game. It gives us a lot of confidence (to do it against OU). It shows that we have what it takes to go out and contend for a Big 12 championship."
A conference title is still very much alive for Texas Tech despite the loss on Saturday, as the Red Raiders still have games with Big 12 leaders Baylor and Texas left on the schedule.
Of course, for those games to be meaningful in the Big 12 title picture, Tech must take care of business at home, starting this week with 12th ranked Oklahoma State - a game that will very much act as a Big 12 championship elimination game, as the loser will suffer a crippling second conference loss.
"It's very important," Ward said. "We need this game. We need every game after this as well, so we need this game and we got to go out and give our best effort and it starts at practice. We got to keep moving forward, work on things you feel like you need to work on and go out and win the games."
No doubt Ward, Texas Tech's most veteran receiving option, will play a big factor in the coming weeks. Ward is second on the team in receiving yards with 546, tied with Bradley Marquez with a team-leading five touchdown receptions this season.
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I've been on record stating that our fans are some of the worst in college football. I don't think we're 3rd worst in America, however, for ALL sports.
My guess is that we get dinged for burning couches (rightfully so), leaving games early (rightfully so) in student section, not attending games (rightfully so), and also having a Cleveland sports fan mentality of "Here we go again....this could only happen to WVU" (although I think this has improved since Nehlen left) etc. Little surprised that we would rank that high simply because we're not as relevant as other sports fans. I would vote Ohio State football just as high as WVU, if not higher.


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Below you will find a six week Ephesians Bible Study. Each chapter
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format and answers are provided for the questions.
Here is some general information on this letter from Paul to the Ephesians. Some have asserted that Paul wrote the Book of Ephesians when he was a prisoner in the city of Rome. It is also said that because of his afflictions, he had the greatest relish and appreciation of the things of God. While his tribulations were great, his spiritual consolation and experiences were even greater and beneficial to us even today through this epistle.
This epistle is designed to settle or establish the Ephesians in the truth, and to acquaint them with the mystery of the gospel. In this Ephesians Bible study we learn that Paul tells of the great privilege of the Ephesians, who having been in time past idolatrous heathens, were now converted to Christianity and received into covenant with God.
Blessed be the God and
Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who hath blessed us with all spiritual
blessings in heavenly places in Christ. Ephesians 1:3
Paul illustrates this from a view of their deplorable state before their conversion in chapters 1, 2, and 3. Paul then instructs them in the principal duties of the Christian life, and exhorts and encourages them to be faithful in their walk.
Studying the Bible with a small group increases your opportunity to learn from one another. This website provides you many studies you can use. Why not join or start a small group today?
Some have said that the epitome of the whole Christian doctrine is found in the 4th, 5th, and 6th chapters.
According to Matthew Henry's Introduction to the Book of Ephesians, this epistle to the Ephesians may have been a circular letter sent to several churches, and that the copy directed to the Ephesians happened to be taken into the canon (or official Books of the Bible), and so it came to bear that particular title.
Many also think this because it is the only Pauline epistle that has nothing in it specifically addressing the state or case of the Ephesian church. On the other hand, it could be argued that the epistle is expressly inscribed (1:1) to the saints which are at Ephesus; and in the closing Paul tells them that he had sent Tychicus unto them, whom, in 2 Timothy 4:12, he says he had sent to Ephesus.
Even so, the Book of Ephesians has a lot of application that applies to all Christians. It is especially relevant to all who have been Gentiles in the past (most of us I would think), and were converted to Christianity.
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Outline of The Book of Ephesians
-- Chapter one of Ephesians tells us that we are spiritually blessed.
In this chapter of our Ephesians Bible study we learn that Christians
are chosen by the Father (vs 3-6), redeemed by the Son (vs 7-12), and
sealed by the Holy Spirit (vs 13 and 14). What a great God we have who
loves us so much! Enjoy and reflect on these blessings as they are
explained here in the first chapter of the Book of Ephesians.
Book of Ephesians - Chapter Two -- In Ephesians Chapter 2 we learn that Christians are saved by grace. We also learn when we become Christians we are not who we used to be and we are filled with new life and have the blessings of God's kindness and eternal gift to us. You will also learn about how we are members of one body in this second chapter of the Book of Ephesians.
Book of Ephesians - Chapter Three -- Chapter three of Ephesians reveals to us the mystery that was kept secret since the beginning of time. As if that wasn't enough, we learn about the deepest riches of God's loving grace.
Book of Ephesians - Chapter Four
-- Chapter four presents principles for the believer's conduct in the
world. We learn how to walk worthy in the unity of the Spirit with
faith and knowledge. We also discuss the old man and discover that we
must put on the new man.
Book of Ephesians - Chapter Five -- Chapter five teaches us how to walk in love, light, and wisdom while watching around us so as to be wary. We also learn the Christian principles of submission in different relationships.
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2010 - Jose Lobaton, the Rays current co-starting catcher was claimed off waivers from the San Diego Padres. Here's the DRB link to the transaction http://www.draysbay.com/2009/7/30/970164/tampa-bay-rays-claim-catcher-jose.
Today in Rays history, the date is July 30th
In 54 games for the Rays between now and July 15th, 2011, he has a line of .324/.275/.599. He his first career homerun 5 days ago on July 25th.
2005 - Jonny Gomes set a Rays record for most homeruns in a game when he hit 3 against the Kansas City Royals. Gomes first 2 homers came against Greinke, his 3rd against Mike McDougal. Homer #1 - 388ft. #2 - 411ft. #3 - 385ft.
According to BIll Chiastain, it was the first time in Tropicana Field history, the curtain call was used, I don't think it was, but the man was also is the who said Bay to the Rays was a done deal
2004 - Victor Zambrano and Bartolome Fortunato were traded to the New York Mets for Jose Diaz and Scott Kazmir. This is the most famous trade of the D-Ray era. Chuck Lamar sent team ace at the time, Victor Zambrano, record holder of most wild pitches and hit batters in a game to the Mets for a highly touted, fireballing southpaw, Scott Kazmir.
Jose Diaz never pitched for the Rays and was claimed off waivers by the Clevland Indians on June 7th, 2005 Bartolome Fortunato pitched in 17 games for the Mets combined between 2004 and 2006, he missed all of 2005 with an injury. For the Mets, he had a -0.3 WAR Victor Zambrano pitched for the Mets in 39 games from 2004 to 2006, and had a 1.2 WAR in his time with them.
Scott Kazmir pitched in 145 games for the Rays from 2004 to 2009, and had a 15.3 WAR in that time. During his time here. Scotty K became one of the few reasons to watch this squad in the D-Ray era. On August 29th, 2009, he was traded the Angels for Matt Sweeney, Alexander Torres, and a PTBNL (Sean Rodriguez)
And that's it for this Today in Rays History!


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IMPACT Project finalised - Final Conference 17&18 September 2013
For the past three years, IMPACT project, the largest European research to date on the topic of CSR has been active.
The project's objective was to determine whether CSR measures contribute to meeting the EU goals of the Gothenburg and Lisbon strategies – growth, innovation, competitiveness, high job quality and environmental sustainability.
The Final Conference
The project reached its completion with the Final Conference in September 17&18 held in Brussels. The conference, brought together stakeholders from academia, business, network organisations, policy makers and general audience.
The main objectives of the conference were to: learn about the main findings of the project, discuss the project's results and their implications in the context of emerging EU policies as well as discuss the implications of the project's findings on management. Additional access to the project's executive summary was granted.
The welcome session with opening remarks provided by Viscount Etienne Davignon – Minister of State and former Vice President European Commission set the tone for a fruitful discussion. The main findings of the project and conclusions from the conference are captured in the following points:
1/ Sustainability issues seen as highly relevant - The project found that almost all small, medium-sized and large companies state that they conduct their own CSR activities and are aware of most of the sustainability issues specified in the survey.
2/ Large gap between awareness and activity - This strong awareness of sustainability issues does not always result in companies becoming active. The IMPACT project shows that this was not the case with six of the issues.
3/ The question of whether CSR results in economic profit cannot be answered in a general way by the research project, it can only give a definite answer with regard to each specific issue.
4/ More political direction of CSR is needed - The results of the study clearly show that a 'more of the same ' approach will not bring about any fundamental change towards a sustainable economy.
The programme and the power points presentations from each session can be accessed here.
For more information on the conference, please click here to access the videos from the sessions.


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New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
08-22-2013 18:13:24 | More by Varkias41
3.75/5 rDev -9.9%
07-31-2013 21:18:28 | More by dgherm
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -3.8%
07-12-2013 20:52:09 | More by tbeer40
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
05-23-2013 23:52:33 | More by Slatetank
3.56/5 rDev -14.4%
Appearance is quite dark, almost a stout like appearance with nothing more than a tiny rim of head. Nose is unique and very malty. Notes of grape candy, wheat, and a hint of soy sauce and cocoa. Taste has fruity components up front with emphasis on grapes and maple syrup, this is followed by notes of carob and figs with a touch of balsamic vinegar on the finish. Mouthfeel is somewhat thick with low carbonation. Overall, this is a very unique and complex weizenbock, however the flavors just don't agree with me.
05-20-2013 05:51:27 | More by homebrew311
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -3.8%
05-08-2013 01:54:12 | More by jkane101
New York
4/5 rDev -3.8%
04-21-2013 12:35:20 | More by banger7
4/5 rDev -3.8%
04-17-2013 08:56:00 | More by zestar
4.75/5 rDev +14.2%
01-30-2013 23:16:14 | More by BMan33
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -21.9%
01-27-2013 07:22:07 | More by abcdefghijkyle
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -3.8%
01-21-2013 22:48:43 | More by RoryOMoore
District of Columbia
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
01-18-2013 01:46:28 | More by yourefragile
New York
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
01-05-2013 21:18:04 | More by gwiedman1
4/5 rDev -3.8%
01-01-2013 08:17:46 | More by WDJersey
3.25/5 rDev -21.9%
Ramstein Winter Wheat
Growler filled 12/27/12
Very dark brown, nearly black. Darkest wheat beer I've ever poured. Beige head is modest, but highly admirable for a growler. (4)
Aroma smells exactly like fresh banana bread: it's unmistakable. Some chocolate and molasses notes, too. (4)
The flavor is thick and rich. Banana bread once again, but this time more complex. The estery, ripe-fruit notes of the yeast are readily apparent. Intensely phenolic as well, with huge clove and nutmeg notes. Chocolate malts come through, along with a thick breadiness. Carob, treacle, spice cake. It's not that sweet, but there is something really cloying and borderline undrinkable about this beer. Mouthfeel is thick and dextrinous, yet utterly undercarbonated-- I won't judge too harshly since it's a growler pour. (3, 3)
This is a very unique wheat beer. There's something about it though-- perhaps the intense esters and phenols combined with the very high ABV and super-thick mouthfeel-- that renders it a bit undrinkable in my book. It's like banana bread motor oil. I wouldn't want more than 8oz, and I just poured myself .5L. It's no Aventinus, but it's an okay beer. (3)
12-30-2012 03:50:46 | More by dasenebler
3.85/5 rDev -7.5%
A - Quite possibly the darkest weizenbock I ever seen. Barely any head at all maybe some opaque colored head that fizzes to particularly nothing.
S - Quite mild banana, clove and and maybe some chocolate. A very solid light smell is good on such a high octane beer.
T - Some roast and molasses surprised me beneath some mild ripe fruits and mild spicy clove. Wheat seems mild yet balanced.
M - Kind of watery actually. Has mild flavors and seems not is intense as others describe. Medium heavy at best.
Overall I am not sure if this is a older bottle (like last years) but it's notched at October and has some sediment at the base. Even if its old it drinks rather well.
12-25-2012 02:19:56 | More by DrDemento456
3.75/5 rDev -9.9%
10-14-2012 01:43:30 | More by t0rin0
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -3.8%
07-14-2012 01:55:52 | More by acurtis
New Jersey
4.75/5 rDev +14.2%
05-19-2012 21:41:59 | More by lauries444
New Jersey
4.19/5 rDev +0.7%
Draft @ Barcade Jersey City.
The pour is dark brown in color with some reddish highlights and a small fluffy tan head that dissipates rather quickly.
Aromas begin with lightly roasted, chocolate-based malts, with notes of wheat, dark caramel, banana, cracked cloves and well-ripened dark fruits. Yeast esters emerge more as it warms.
The tastes begin with mildly sweet chocolate-coated roasted maltiness and a bit of dark caramel. Hints of spicy clove and sours wheat emerge as you continue to sample. The dark fruitiness and light banana emerge as it warms. The overall flavor profile picks up a bit more sweetness as you further sample.
The mouthfeel is medium to heavy bodied with medium carbonation. Velvety smooth and almost creamy on the palate. Finish is highlighted by a touch of roast and dried fruits with a smooth, mildly warming finish.
Overall this is the best American made Weizenbock I have ever had, surpassing the example from Thomas Hooker I had last year. The malt base is definitely darker and more chocolate-forward than the traditional German example, which allows the yeast esters to not strangle the flavor profile, which is a huge plus for me. Not a drop of detectable alcohol is detectable except in your belly with that slightly warming feeling. Wish they still bottled this because it is by far High Point's best beer. Glad I was finally able to sample this; highly recommended
04-19-2012 14:27:52 | More by claspada
1/5 rDev -76%
03-03-2012 00:20:46 | More by ygtbsm94
New Jersey
4.83/5 rDev +16.1%
On tap in pint glass from Tuscany Brewhouse
A- Dark Mahogany with great lacing. Thin head
S- Huge sweet fruit and dark malt aroma, Dark bread
T- Again huge ripe fruits, figs, dark bread malts very rich. Touch of spice clovey and maybe anise
M- Very smooth but thick creamy, roasted malted finish
ABV 9.5%. Creeps up nicely surprisingly does not drink like it is that high very warming
A winter winner!
02-05-2012 16:59:26 | More by muskiesman
New York
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
01-15-2012 01:46:58 | More by whartontallboy
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -3.8%
01-09-2012 21:25:07 | More by djrn2
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
01-03-2012 10:04:47 | More by stinkboy13
Ramstein Winter Wheat from High Point Brewing Company
92 out of 100 based on 284 ratings.


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City awards parking garage contract
Date: December 2, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
A city panel of experts heard final presentations Tuesday from six construction companies vying for the contract to build the Palm Avenue parking garage.
Preliminary scoring had Suffolk Construction Co. as the winning bidder.
Glenn Marzluf, an operations and engineering general manager for the city, said Suffolk, a Lakewood Ranch company, seemed to have the most local presence with most of its subcontractors also local companies.
The city's purchasing department will double-check the scores Wednesday and open sealed envelopes, which contain each company's monetary bid.
The winning bidder will be confirmed after that.
That company is then recommended to the Community Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board Dec. 17, and board members will vote on their choice of contractor.
The CRAAB's recommendation will then go to the City Commission in January for a final decision.
The city hopes to be able to open the parking garage Dec. 1, 2010.
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ONE of Orange's busiest cross streets is getting a major upgrade to its surface this week.
The first stage of a plan to improve Dalton Street between Park and Spring streets was completed last week.
Orange City Council spokesman Allan Reeder said the damaged surface was removed and the pavement on the roadway improved and rolled, ready for re-sealing.
According to Mr Reeder the next stage will happen this week further east in Dalton Street between Wolsley Street and Maddison Way in the section where Dalton Street runs over the Mount Lindsay hill.
"Weather permitting, the road surface will be removed and the underlying pavement will be restored on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday," he said.
"One lane of Dalton Street will open through the roadworks, and the council asks drivers to be patient or avoid delays by using alternative routes in the coming days."
A two-part bitumen gravel seal will be added to both sections of Dalton Street and, weather permitting, that should be completed by Friday.
"The council asks drivers to be patient with the unsealed surface until then," Mr Reeder said.
The Dalton Street work will cost around $100,000 and is part of council's major focus on upgrading the quality of local roads this financial year.


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Kahn Says Wolves Will Compete for Playoffs Next Season
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After viewing the game last night and again today, one of the things that stood out to me, was the play of Tyler Thigpen. I think he will be our backup and I honestly think we got a good player for that 5'th rd pick. I like the way he can move and he has a nice "pro arm". This is a kid who everyone gave up on in KC for Matt Cassell, almost won the Steeler game for us, and was real productive last night. He can make beautiful throws with accuracy and distance. He can also "get out of trouble" when the rush gets near him. I know he is 2'nd string, but Pat White needs to show something now to remain on the team. I personally think that "Thiggy" could be an explosive NFL Quarterback. Our Defense showed pretty good flashes last night also. Nolan Carroll will be a steal. The D-Line looked nice, even the backups. Crowder had some good tackles with Dansby in there. I think we will have a solid D for years to come, maybe even like the late 90's early 00's Dolphins. We might not win it all this year, but, I think we will have a great team in all of the years to come!
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0But is There Going to be a 'Saved by the Bell' Reunion?
From TMZ:
Saved by the Bell" is another step closer to a comeback … Mr. Belding himself — aka Dennis Haskins — tells TMZ he's all for a Bayside High reunion, just days after Mark-Paul Gosselaar said he wasn't opposed to the idea.
TMZ broke the story … Mark-Paul was in L.A. last weekend … and told our photog, if the upcoming "Boy Meets World" revamp works out, then "maybe we'll do a reunion as well."
That's all it took for Mr. Belding to board the gravy train … telling TMZ, "I have always supported a reunion of any kind including all of us" … before adding, "Honestly, the fans still love us and our show so much … they deserve it!"
As for the rest of the cast, getting them together may be tricky — Jimmy Fallon nearly made it happen in 2009 … until Tiffani Thiessen put the kibosh on the whole thing.
Man. Can I tell you how much I hope this happens? I really, really hope this happens. Mr. Belding, I don't care all that much for, because he's just like whatever, but seeing Zack and Kelly rekindle their on-screen romance? Come on, Kapowski. It's not as if you've got anything better going on. Might want to rethink the 2009 Kibosh, huh?
As for the rest of the cast, I think it'd be super good publicity, too. Lark Voorhies … well, we all know what kind of craziness she's been up to lately, and if Dustin Diamond isn't too busy filming scat porn, then we've got those two also. Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley? Easy. Mario would just be in his glory to be around three hot pieces of ass all at once, and Elizabeth, well. Where the hell has she been, anyway? … Never mind. Don't answer that.
January 24, 2013 at 6:30 am by Sarah
8Lisa Turtle Wants Us to Know That She Has No Issues
Nope, no issues whatsoever. Lark Voorhies is totally, completely fine. As you can see, when she discusses the rumors of her mental illness in the video, she's very cool and collected. Time to move alone then, folks! Nothing to see here!
November 10, 2012 at 2:00 pm by Emily
1Screech Has Some Words About Lisa Turtle, Too
Yesterday we talked about how Saved by the Bell's Lark Voorhies' mom came forward and blamed the "erratic" behavior that her daughter had been exhibiting over the past year on the fact that her daughter has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Which, if you can get past the fact that it was really f-cked up that a grown-ass woman's mother is talking personal details of said grown-ass woman's life without permission, I guess it's what our moms do, sometimes, right? Give things away that we'd all rather not discuss with people who don't know us, yes? Well, former SBTB co-star Dustin Diamond (otherwise known as 'Screech') has also come forward saying that she's not the same girl he used to know, and he's kind of worried about her, too.
From People:
In 2003, Lark Voorhies and Dustin Diamond reunited after many years to record commentary for a Saved by the Bell box set. But it wasn't the Screech-and-Lisa reunion he expected.
"I was always used to playing off of her and looking into her eyes," Diamond says of his former costar. "When I saw her at the commentary, it wasn't the Lark I knew."
Voorhies stared into space, Diamond says, much like she did during a series of interviews with PEOPLE. Voorhies says she is spiritual, but her mother Tricia revealed her daughter was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
She wasn't always like this. Voorhies, who famously played the bubbly Lisa Turtle on the '90s Saturday morning sitcom, was just as engaging offscreen, recalls Mario Lopez.
"[She] came from a real nice family – close with her mom. She carried herself like a little lady," says Lopez, who played jock A.C. Slater on the show. "She was a sweet, pretty, cool teenaged girl. I was a big fan of hers. We got along great."
She also got along with Diamond, despite her character rejecting his countless advances. Last year, the pair found themselves working side-by-side again, this time on an indie film called Little Creeps.
But the girl Diamond knew from Saved by the Bell looked more like the woman he saw while recording a commentary nearly a decade ago. Diamond recalls her darting off set and creating tension when she was there.
"Part of me is putting it out of my mind and not thinking about it, but the other part is that of concern," he says. "Man, I hope she's all right."
So, OK. I don't doubt what Dustin Diamond is saying to be true. But guys, it's Dustin Diamond. He'll pretty much comment on anything at all if it'll give him a few seconds of press, right? But still. I find it really, really strange, and almost Britney-like that everyone in this woman's life is making statements about emotional and mental health aside from the woman herself. And that's just not cool, guys.
October 5, 2012 at 11:30 am by Sarah
3Lark Voorhies' Mother Says Lark Voorhies has Bipolar Disorder
From People:
While most of the cast from Saved by the Bell have remained in the spotlight, Lark Voorhies has largely been out of sight.
The former teen star, known to a generation of fans as the fashionable Lisa Turtle, denies anything is wrong, but after a bizarre Yahoo! video went viral earlier this year, some questioned whether drugs played a role. Voorhies adamantly denied it. Instead, her mother says, she has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
In a series of interviews with PEOPLE, it was clear something wasn't right. Voorhies, 38, would frequently stop mid-sentence and stare off, often mumbling to herself or to others who weren't there.
"There are things that have traumatized her," says Tricia, 64, who shares a home with her daughter in Pasadena, Calif. "I care deeply about my daughter and I want her to resume her life."
Voorhies says her "over-loving" mother worries about her, but there's no need. She says she is not sick and keeps busy by working on low-budget indie productions, recording music and self-publishing her own books.
But what about the vacant stares and rambling moments?
"I have a strong spiritual sense," she says. "You caught me in moments of pray [sic]."
Here's an excerpt from the aforementioned interview:
Honestly, though, I don't really see the problem with this interview. Yeah, she was a little spacey sometimes, but come on. Are we all perfect? Because I sure know that I'm not. I lose my words at times, and last I checked, it doesn't necessarily mean that there's something wrong with me, per se.
Here's one that kind of concerns me. Is she drunk? High? Or is it her alleged diagnosis?
Because she stands there for more than a full nine minutes, squinting through the camera glare and answering questions that she doesn't really have to. Why would she put herself through all that if she wasn't really all that into giving interviews and public appearances and what not?
Just … just feel better,
Lisa Turtle Lark Voorhies. You were probably my favorite character on Saved by the Bell and you seem like a pretty nice lady, too. Take good care of yourself, OK? Or if your mom's telling lies, then she better quit it, because that's just not nice.
October 4, 2012 at 7:30 am by Sarah
7Everybody's Talking About Lisa Turtle's Face
In March, we were all talking about what happened to Ashley Judd's face. In April, we were all talking about Ashley Judd talking about us talking about her face. But now it's May, and Ashley Judd has gotten enough press about her face, so now we have to talk about something else. And that something else is – you guessed it – Lisa Turtle's face.
Lisa Turtle, known to some by her mortal name, Lark Voorhies, starred on everyone's favorite high school sitcom, Saved by the Bell, in the early 90′s. That means that during the last season of the show, in 1993, she was just 19 years old. And now, nearly 20 years after that, her face looks a little different. Unbelievable, right? Can you imagine that you might actually look different in 20 years? How mortifying!
But no, I get it. Lisa Turtle's face does look quite a bit different, even from how it looked just last year:
See? And now here's her new face in action:
I don't think it's plastic surgery though. She has gained a little bit of weight (you know, since she was 19), but I don't think it's just that either. Her whole face just looks wider, doesn't it? Her eyes look like they're farther apart, her nose looks wider, and so does her mouth. I guess it could be some sort of medication that's making her face look different, but really, I think the problem is really, really bad makeup.
I don't know all that much about makeup, but after seeing that one picture of Katy Perry, I know that it can change your entire appearance. I can't pinpoint exactly what it is, so maybe you guys could help me out, but it seems like the darkness of her lower face along with the lightness of the skin around her eyes could be doing it. Is that possible?
Either way, you keep doing your thing, Lisa Turtle. You'll always be my favorite lady from Bayside!


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This is a crazy time right now for FSU football; we have coaches leaving in a mass exodus (something we've never been used to under Bowden). It's funny when you listen to people talk about Jimbo, they always seem to bring up that he's a control freak and hard person to work for and a raven lunatic that we see on the sidelines. So I wanted to really examine these coaching moves, what does it mean, and what does it say about our program.
Mark Stoops came to know surprise to anyone that he was moving on from Florida State. Although I do believe it was time for stoops to move on. He built a good defense but never turn it into an elite defense IMO. Gran moving on is a surprise too many but not a surprise to me at all, and if Craig possibly moving on also come to a surprise to most but heard about since the beginning of the season and I've stated many time on this site including this that I received from a source:
Certain person around the program has said there would huge shake up on the offense side of the team; because of certain financial limitations of FSU. Craig name is very hot right now in several big time SEC Programs. This was a big year for Jimbo to get the program to next level because he knew staff would poach. Some even believed that he would not return certain members of the staff because of some of their work habits. Craig from all accounts is a hard worker and one Jimbo favorites but understands his potential of growth.
I do believe Jimbo did plan on these moves and probably told some of these guys on the staff to put their name out there to see what type of jobs and money they could receive from other schools. Jimbo has a real need to add more true coaches on this staff not just glorified recruiters. When Jimbo took over for Bowden there was real need for positive guys with energy and a real ability to build, connect and commit to the players and he also needed to infuse tons of talent. Now that Jimbo and that staff has done that maybe it's time to recondition his staff to a complete staff not just recruiters or nice guys but a better mixture of both on the defensive and offensive side of the ball. Jimbo can't do it all on the offensive side of the ball and maybe he's ready to hire a true QB coach or a true O coordinator.
I do believed these next hires will give us a real insight on Jimbo plans for the program, he has built the program back up but he need coaches that can take the program to the next level and him also. If Jimbo wants be Head Coach, acting AD, Face of the program, and lead recruiter; then he needs true coaches to delegate to or at least a better mixture of both coach and recruiter. The big question is can FSU afford the best of both worlds?


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More quick classroom activities to use in a pinch:
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Here are some conversation activities that can be used to break the ice or keep the conversation flowing:
Student Interviews
Purpose: Introducing Students to Each Other / Expressing Opinions
Choose a topic that you feel will interest the students. Ask students to write five or more questions about this topic (students can also come up with the questions in small groups). Once they have finished the questions, they should interview at least two other students in the class and take notes on their answers. When the students have finished the activity, ask students to summarize what they have found out from the students they have interviewed.
This exercise is very flexible. Beginning students can ask each other when they do their various daily tasks, advanced students can make up questions concerning politics or other hot topics.
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Tell students that you are going to give them a present. However, only one student will receive the present. In order to receive this present, the student must convince you through his / her fluency and imagination that he or she deserves the present. It's best to use a wide range of imaginary presents as some students will obviously be more attracted to certain types of presents than others.
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Have students describe each other!
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Choose three pictures from a magazine. The first picture should be of people that are in some sort of relationship. The other two pictures should be of objects. Have students get into groups of three or four students to a group. Show the class the first picture and ask them to discuss the relationship of the people in the picture. Show them the second picture and tell them that the object is something that is important to the people in the first picture. Ask students to discuss why they think that object is important to the people. Show them the third picture and tell them that this object is something that the people in the first picture really don't like. Ask them to once again discuss the reasons why. After you have finished the activity, have the class compare the various stories that they came up with in their groups.


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If you add up the seeding numbers of this year's Final Four — as legit a way as any to determine if this is the least expected quartet ever — the tally is (3+4+8+11) 26.
In 2000, it was 22. In 1980 it was 21. In 2006, the number was 20.
Which determines that, in this cockamamie year of college hoops, wackiness prevails as it never has before.
Ever been a Final Four without any #1 or #2 seeds? Well, uh, no. It's a furschlungener (Mad Magazine word) ending for sure to a season unlike any other.
UK is the favorite, I guess. UConn will probably have the second shortest odds, followed by Butler.
I know this, I wouldn't be betting against VCU. Remember the year, the semi between Houston and U of L was to determine the champ? Cue the Valvano running around the court video.
As much fun as this tournament has been — and it's been as good as any I can recall — more weirdness might might be forthcoming.
Cue Sly & Family Stone.
Boom Shaka Laka.
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My regular readers know my loyalty. I live and die with UK's hated in-state rival.
At this juncture, I have nothing but respect and praise and good wishes for this focused band of Kentucky Wildcats.
Props to John Calipari, who has done an exemplary job of molding this short-handed gang into favorites for the national title, heading into the last weekend. of the season. Think what some of us might of his ethics and methods, the guy is a damn good basketball coach. Period.
Those SEC road losses aren't of much concern now, are they? But these kids sure did learn from them, didn't they?
Correct answers: No, they aren't. Yes, they did.
When pre-season All-Everything Harrison Barnes sought to take over the game in the final minutes, the Cats combination of youth and experience wouldn't let him. Former doghouse resident DeAndre Liggins made a couple of monster plays to secure the W.
He was just one piece of this extraordinary puzzle.
Who'd you like to have playing pivot for your team these days? Jared Sullinger? DeMarcus Cousins? Whatever Zeller?
Didn't think so.
Who'd you like to have with the ball in his hands at crunch time? Jimmer Fraudette?
Didn't think so.
So a tip of my Cardinal red & black hat to Messrs. Knight, Jones, Miller, Lamb, Liggins and Harrellson. And to their coach John Calipari.
Good work, dudes.
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Virginia Commonwealth.
What is there to say? They jumped on Kansas early, pulled away, kept them measured, withstood a furious rally and left them crying in towels on the bench as the Rock Chalk Jayhawk Nation exited the building.
If they have a sense of humor at all, they'll invite Jay Bilas to speak at their basketball banquet.
And, who among us is willing to say the Rams have NO chance of winnning it all?
Not me.
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VCU vs. Butler.
Kentucky vs. UConn.
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High school basketball season is still a few months away, but a senior at Northland Lutheran High School is using soccer to get ready. Tim Venus is a captain on the school's co-ed soccer team and he's our Newsline 9 Athlete of the Week.
"He's readily admitted that when he plays soccer, it's not his first love," Northland Lutheran head coach Luke Krueger said. "But he's doing fantastic."
Venus has played soccer since he was five. Today, he's on Northland Lutheran's co-ed team, one of just four seniors.
"There's a little more pressure to know that I have to perform, but I like it," Venus said. "Definitely making sure that every game, I'm giving it my all, because I know it's my last run."
Krueger says there's only one word to describe Venus.
He's relentless on the field. He doesn't stop, he's got that motor that keeps going and going," Krueger said."
It's Venus's last season on the pitch, competitively as his main focus is on basketball season. He's hoping he'll be good enough to play in college at either UW-La Crosse or UW-Stevens Point.
"Definitely conditioning going into basketball season is a big part," Venus said. "My hand foot coordination is obviously developing pretty good."
Soccer won't be the first sport he's given up to play hoops.
"Played hockey until third grade, quit hockey to play basketball," Venus said. "I was crying but it is my favorite sport. Soccer is my second favorite."
Venus's coaches say he's a natural athlete and they're not surprised that a basketball player is being a leader on the field.
Tim Venus -- your Newsline 9 Athlete of the Week.
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MACOMB, Ill. (WGEM) -- The Western Illinois University athletic department is going in a new direction when it comes to its football program.
WIU athletic director Tim Van Alstine dismissed head coach Mark Hendrickson on Monday following a second consecutive disappointing season.
The Leathernecks finished 3-8 overall and 1-7 in the Missouri Valley Football Conference, and for the second straight year the 2012 campaign ended with a six game losing streak.
Hendrickson spent all or part of the last five seasons as head coach compiling a record of 18-32 and the last 14 seasons as a member of the Western coaching staff.
In a short press release issued by the school, "terms of the transition are under discussion. The search for a new head coach will begin immediately."


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There's nothing fancy about , but what it lacks in frills it makes up for with great food, whether you dine in or order out.
Located in a strip mall, the small spot at 8335 N. Skokie Blvd. is plain but neat. The space features a line of booths with tables in a variety of sizes set with green-cushioned seats. Mirrors embedded in the walls resemble windows that give the place the illusion of being larger. A number of potted plants and a fish tank populated by koi bring a little life to a place that was largely dead when we dined there Friday night.
There were just two other people eating when we came in, so our server quickly greeted us. She wasn't able to offer recommendations, so we both ordered the dinner special ($12.95) in order to try a variety of dishes. The meal comes with a choice of soup, single pieces of three appetizers and an entrée.
Our server wasn't great about refilling our water glasses throughout the meal, but the three courses came out in rapid succession. I enjoyed my wonton soup ($1.95), a simple version of the dish with a light broth and green onions, with the pork dumplings wrapped in firm noodles. My fiancé was disappointed with his bland hot and sour soup ($2.15), picking out the mushrooms and carrots, and leaving the rest of it untouched.
We each got one crab Rangoon; one fried chicken wing and one egg roll. The wings were lightly breaded and not too greasy. The eggs rolls were mostly filled with cabbage, but slathering them with the hot mustard sauce helped make up for the dull stuffing. The topping had so much kick that I was taken aback by my first bite despite my love of spice. The crab Rangoon is on the sweet side, a little light on the crab but with the right balance of cream cheese to breading.
My fiancé ordered the garlic chicken ($8.25), which turned out to be our favorite dish. It was very mild, even though he'd asked for it to be extra spicy, but the huge quantity of delicious vegetables made up for the lack of heat. The dish is packed with perfectly cooked chicken and features broccoli, water chestnuts and slices of bamboo. It's still a bit crunchy but overall it was very delicious.
My chicken lo mein ($7.25) was also quite good, with plenty of pieces of tender chicken and firm egg noodles mixed with cabbage and onion. I love lo mein, but find most places make it too greasy for my tastes. Beijing Wok's wasn't perfect, but it was the best I've found in the area.
The entrees were both large, and after having appetizers, we wound up taking most of them home and enjoyed eating them again as leftovers. It's a little surprising that dining in is so much more expensive than ordering out, since most places reverse that. Since eating there adds little to the experience, the next time we're craving Chinese we'll take advantage of Beijing Wok's best deal: $6.95 dine-in and delivery dinner entrees that come with soup or an egg roll plus fried rice.


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The Farce in Sochi
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When I was a small child trying to understand the Holocaust, I asked my grandparents—the children of Jewish immigrants who fled Europe well before the Second World War—whether or not they knew at any point what awaited their kin overseas. "We heard things," they said. "From time to time, we heard things." The Sochi Winter Olympics are in full swing and I hear things every day. On Friday, I heard that Anastasia Smirnova, a gay rights activist I interviewed in August, was arrested in St. Petersburg for carrying a banner quoting the International Olympic Committee's policy against discrimination. I heard that in Moscow, 10 people protesting Russia's odious "gay propaganda" law were detained by police and allegedly beaten and...
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Most recently, Ms. Roosevelt served as Vice President, Global Corporate Citizenship for the Boeing Company in Chicago. During her ten years with Boeing, Ms. Roosevelt and her team influenced their approach to corporate citizenship through their philanthropy and community investment. Prior to her time with Boeing, she served as the Executive Director of the Brain Research Foundation at the University of Chicago. Ms. Roosevelt also previously provided leadership for several arts and cultural organizations, including the Kentucky Museum (Bowling Green), the Center for Scandinavian Studies (Chicago) and Museums in the Park (Chicago).
Goodwill Board President, Judy Stone, noted that she looks forward to working with Ms. Roosevelt to expand work and training opportunities for people in northern New England. "Anne brings years of experience and dedication to public service. She is passionate and committed to her work and I look forward to the vision and guidance she will provide the organization."
In 2008, Ms. Roosevelt received a Leadership in Diversity Award from Access Living, Advocates for the Disabled. In 2010, she received the Public Humanitarian Award from the Illinois Humanities Council. She currently serves as Chair of the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute and has most recently served as a board member at the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship and was a Member of the Corporate Advisory Council for the American Red Cross, among others.
Ms. Roosevelt holds a Master's from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a Bachelor's from Stanford.
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By Karen Cohilas - bio | emailJanuary 15, 2009
ALBANY, GA (WALB) - In an effort to correct a $2.2 Billion shortfall, Governor Perdue wants to freeze salaries for teachers and state employees and cut 10% from technical colleges.
The proposal is a big blow to Albany Technical College which already cut 8% from its budget and laid off three employees. "We're on route to having our largest graduation numbers that we ever had and it's going to be more difficult. Our faculty is going to work harder, we're going to have to teach more students per individual, but we can't give up on our mission to serve the state, to do well," said President Dr. Anthony Parker.
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A rare fenced-in spot, the South End's Joe Wex is a veritable revolving door for dog lovers, so score that number right away if puppy love strikes. Open 6 a.m.–10 p.m., Peters Park, 1277 Washington St., Boston, peterspark.org.
2. Middlesex Fells Reservation
Looking for a little illicit (shush!) off-leash romping? This park's 10-acre field is a favorite of athletic breeds of both species. Open dawn–dusk, South Border Road, Medford, fells.org.
3. Ronan Park
For those who are shy creatures when it comes to showing affection, weekly group dog walks overlooking scenic Dorchester Bay keep the flirtation alive. 7 p.m. Thursdays, 135 Adams St., Boston, friendsofronanpark.org.
4. Boston Common
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Just when I get to point where nothing ceases to amaze me, something amazes me. Like the "breaking news" from the Food Network claiming the Next Food Network Star finale on Sunday was the highest-rated, most-watched telecast in Food Network history. Apparently 4 million viewers, a 27 percent increase over the season three finale, watched Big Daddy take the cake. The series was watched by 15.0 million adults. What can I say? Speechless.
4 comments on "The Next Food Network Star Finale Smashes Records For Food Network"
Golly I wonder what they are going to think when only 15 people watch the "Big Daddy's House" series.
I mean, I bet around 1/2 to 2/3 of that share has to be the Dallas Market that watched TNFNWS.
Based on the way this whole fiasco unfolded, I doubt very highly anything I hear from The Food Network. In fact, I'd assume they're lying or otherwise doing something underhanded at this point.
I wish I had known they'd blown the decision and picked Aaron when they'd blown it and put up the news on the website. I would have saved myself an extra hour and could have been watching my recorded but unwatched episodes of "A Cook's Tour" or "No Reservations" (ie shows that actually merit watching).
I can't wait until next year when Food Network claims Aaron's show got 2.5 million viewers.
The show "How'd That Get on My Plate?" should refer to what comes out the ass-end of a bull, not food.
Some being so mean or critical of the Foodnetwork. Why can't they just not watch a show intead of spreading meaness when they don't get what or who they want? I am happy for Aaron and I feel quite confident inbetween all those that already had tasted and loved his foods from his restaurants, as well as his friends and family that would make up much more than 15 lol. And evidently many don't know Aaron came in first place on the Foodnetwork poll out of the three remaining contestants. Don't be such sore losers. Not everyone could get their favorite to win and not everyone is going to like the same show regardless of what show it is and regardless of what network it's on.
It's not a matter of sore losers — I think, universally, most if not all of us who have been complaining are not critical per se of Aaron. He's a nice guy and I doubt anyone is disappointed knowing how much this opportunity will mean to he and his family.
It's just that if a reality show is going to the trouble of establishing rules and purport to have integrity and high standards, it should follow through and actually maintain that integrity and those standards. As nice a guy as Aaron is, it's pretty obvious the entire thing was a sham. I'm happy for Aaron, just as I felt badly Adam didn't win, but it's pretty clear what happened. The network wanted Aaron to have a show so they did what they had to do. I can't fault them for choosing who they wanted for their line-up, but if nothing else they showed the show and the process has no integrity.
Incidentally, you can believe the results of that poll on the Food Network site, but judging by the universal scorn and disbelief the finale ushered in, I find it very hard to believe he won that poll. In fact, after this sham, I figure they announced Aaron was the fan favorite in the hope that people would "back the winner."
Unfortunately, it seems that many seemingly backed the person who should have won.
Have fun being one of the "much more than 15."


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I don't know if this is done in the sport already but if they could do something to spice up things I'd say winner takes in 60% of the shares & gets a 15% bonus increase (from the winners share) if he wins by K.O. or Stoppage. I think with this rule added would increase the number of K.O.'s we see in each fight thus making the sport as popular as it once was. Everybody wins.......... except the loser.
What do you think the sport should add or even take away to make it better?