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PITTSVILLE, Md. - Rebecca L. Farlow, 80 of Pittsville, passed away Friday, October 12, 2012 at her home. Born in Powellville, she was the daughter of the late Edwin R. and Alberta Wilkins Adkins. Rebecca worked several years as a printing operator at Tingle Printing Company and 17 years as a secretary for Howard C. Hammond Insurance Agency in Salisbury. She was a member of the Women's Auxiliary of Salisbury Elks Lodge 817 and the Ladies Auxiliary of Pittsville Volunteer Fire Department. She enjoyed several memories of their summer home in Snug Harbor in Berlin. She was a devoted wife, grandmother and great-grandmother.
She is survived by her loving husband of 64 years, Joshua L. Farlow; granddaughter, Nicole F. Ondo and her husband, Christopher J. Ondo; great-granddaughters, Addyson and MacKenzie Ondo; daughter-in-law, Pamela J. Farlow all of Pittsville; sisters: Thelma B. Hazel of Willards, Edwina A. Rose of Floral City, FL and Roberta A. Franks of Salisbury; and several nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by their son, David E. Farlow in 1992; a brother, John R. Adkins in 2010 and a sister, Mary Belle Truitt of 2011.
A funeral service will be held Monday, October 15, 2012 at 2:00 pm at Holloway Funeral Home with visitation one hour prior to the service. The Rev. J. Harvey Dixon will officiate. Interment will be in Pittsville Cemetery. Contributions may be made to Pittsville Volunteer Fire Dept. , 7442 Gumboro Rd., Pittsville, MD 21850 or Coastal Hospice, PO Box 1733, Salisbury, MD 21804. Arrangements are in the care of Holloway Funeral Home, P.A., 501 Snow Hill Rd., Salisbury, MD 21804. Please visit www.hollowayfh.com to express condolences to the family.
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On July 25, Old National Bancorp (the "Company") provided written notice to the New York Stock Exchange (the "NYSE") that the Company expects to voluntarily delist the Company's common stock (the "Common Stock"), from the NYSE effective as of the close of trading on August 13, 2013, and intends to transfer its listing to the NASDAQ Global Select Market ("NASDAQ"), expecting to commence trading on the next trading day, August 14, 2013. The Company's Common Stock has been approved for listing on NASDAQ, and will continue to trade under the symbol "ONB."
A copy of the press release issued by the Company in connection with its transfer from the NYSE to NASDAQ is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.1 and is incorporated herein by reference.
Press Release issued by Old National Bancorp dated July 25, 2013.

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I'm sticking with my Alfa – but what about other road users? Will the MS EULA allow road users sue for damages if the product is faulty. This has happened in the past when tires and other car-parts were faulty.
Finally, another blog has picked up on abortion in Ireland
I'm voting tomorrow.
I see a flaw in this article, New candidate cancer drug does damage only in tumours. The new drug didn't damage the mice tissue but destroyed the human tumour that was implanted. Can anyone tell me if human tissue is the same as mouse tissue? I imagine they're not, no wonder the drug went for the correct tissue!
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A run-off election will be needed to decided who will take the seat of Mayor in the city of Jacksonville.
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Women filmmakers of color don't get that many times at bat in our myopic movie world. Which makes the four-feature output of Kasi Lemmons since her breakout with 1997 "Eve's Bayou" even more remarkable. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Lemmons moved to Boston with her mother when her academic parents divorced. She studied drama and film at NYU, UCLA and the New School of Social Research, where she met her husband of 18 years in a dance class, fellow actor Vondie Curtis-Hall. Many of Lemmons' films have dealt with artists, teachers and musicians. "I am drawn to music," she says. "It was always important to me, like poetry and art are important to me."
Producer Celine Rattray first suggested the project to her. "Look no further," Lemmons told her. "Please let it be me." Lemmons has enjoyed a long relationship with Fox Searchlight, where she developed a mystery about a black woman who is left a piece of music by a famous conductor when he dies. It never came to fruition. But all she had to do was mention the idea of a film version of the classic Langston Hughes Christmas musical "Black Nativity" to African American Searchlight production executive Stephanie Zollshan and she had a development deal.
It still took Lemmons four years to "shake down" the play and come up with her own take, which is revived every Christmas in cities all around the country, plus create new music produced by Raphael Saadiq to go along with the original's traditional holiday standards.
Lemmons had seen the play every year as a kid with her mother. "I knew it from memory," she says, "it was an important part of an era of my life. I hadn't seen it recently. It was a shocker reading it. 'Oh, I guess it's about execution, to make it bigger and about something different than the Nativity story.'"
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She wrote the film--inspired by Bob Fosse's hallucinogenic riffs in "All the Jazz" and the musical set against ancient ruins in "Jesus Christ Superstar"--as a tribute to revered literary figure Langston Hughes. Lemmons wanted to keep Hughes' "interesting relationship with the Church," she says. "I had a deep appreciation for what it meant historically and culturally to the African-American people and to America. I mirrored that on a personal level. I was interested in it from both an anthropologic and religious point of view. 'What is faith? How do have faith? How do you do it? Is it just a matter of opening your eyes and looking at a glass half full, you know? How do you have it in today's world, filled with so much pain? Is it that there are miracles all around us and we need to know how to witness them?'"
lilkunta | December 7, 2013 4:41 PM
wait, Kasi said she had been working on this movie for 4yrs, then says
__Not only did Lemmons lose her sister but she walked out of the hospital with her youngest child. "I have two kids," she says. "Now I had Skye, who was 11 years old at the time, now 13. Her sister Zoe was in college. This huge thing was happening. But 'Black Nativity' saved my life..." __
so she had Skye 4yrs ago or not ?
This is confusing.
lilkunta | December 7, 2013 4:29 PM
i didnt know she was married to Vondie C-H.
It is a sad state that a 4 pic deal is a success 4 an Afr Am lady director in 2013.
PS where is Julie Dash ?


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Meet Dale Browne: Performing and choreographing artistic danceBy Jonquil Harris
Dale Browne
Photographs by Melissa Withers
Dale Browne's association with Kennesaw State University's Program in Dance started before she even got to college. While still a senior in high school, she was part of the KSU Dance Company and helped choreograph a work that was performed at the Dance Company's main stage concert in 2008.
Born and raised in Kennesaw, Dale attended North Atlanta School of the Arts. Realizing that she never quite fit in a professional ballet studio environment, a teacher encouraged her to take improvisation classes. Of the experience, Dale says, "I found out that the way I naturally move is modern and contemporary." From there, she focused her attention on modern dance.
Dale feels that Ivan Pulinkala, director of the dance program, has been integral in her career, and he is the main reason she chose KSU over other universities. After her performance with the dance company in 2008, she knew that KSU would be her school of choice. "I really did not want to leave. I fell in love with the program and how well Ivan runs it. Working with the Dance Company was a great opportunity and was a great creative environment to be around. It was amazing to be able to feed off of other personalities and gain individual attention."
After meeting Dale, Pulinkala was impressed by her abilities as an articulate and versatile performer and mover. He hopes that Dale's time and experiences at KSU will make her "successful in the professional world and will enable her to grow artistically, physically and intellectually as she progresses through the dance curriculum. She is passionate about the art of dance."
Dale hopes to infuse her enthusiasm for dance by opening a dance and art facility for inner city youth one day. In addition to membership with the KSU Dance Company, Dale is pursing a double major in dance and in interdisciplinary studies that will combine communication and sociology.


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From April of this year.
I was told by the old folks that was a movie theater.
Lo que hace la naturaleza, asombrante!
Just FYI, it's SNEAD Island, not Sneed.
Very nice road!
Great photo of a tough subject. I wish the sign and fence weren't so far away so it would be easier to check the place out!
I wonder if this was a church or a school? I visited the site a few weeks ago and the layout of the building design struck me as non-residential. It reminds me a lot of similar buildings along the RR tracks that I saw in Aucilla and Altha, not too far from here. The wood of this place has so much character. Great photo, Ken!
I had the privilege to photograph this beautiful place this past weekend, and it is in incredible shape. A remarkable home that is definitely restorable and definitely deserving!
I think a citrus packing facility is the best guess. I was just hoping that you had tracked down a document somewhere to verify! Thanks for your photos, Ken.
Ken, I have my eye on you. You can run but you can't hide. Just in case you want more candy, Lake Hallstatt, Austria awaits. Richard from Northern California. http://www.panoramio.com/photo/107083937


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Martin M. "Pete" Wimer of Trinity Living Center, Grove City, formerly of Carrie Way, Grove City; and of Harrisville, died at 10:20 a.m. Friday (2-22-13) in Trinity Living Center. He was 86.
He was born Feb. 5, 1927, in Karns City to Hugh T. and Margaret E. (Wimer) Wimer.
He was a machine operator for 43 years at the former Cooper Energy Services, Grove City, retiring in 1988. He then worked at Bashlin Leather, Grove City.
He was a member of Forestville United Methodist Church and was a former member of East Main Presbyterian Church, Grove City.
He married Leona I. McCurdy on June 30, 1951. She died Oct. 23, 2011.
Surviving are: a daughter, Barbara A. Arblaster, wife of David S., Slippery Rock; three sons, Donald A. Wimer and his wife Diane, Jordan, Minn.; Martin B. Wimer, Hollidaysburg, Pa..; and Randall L. Wimer and his wife Cindy, Slippery Rock; eight grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and a foster sister, Alberta McNany and her husband Thomas, Florida.
Besides his wife, he was preceded in death by his parents; foster parents, Earl W. and Lenore H. Eyer; two grandsons; three sisters; eight brothers; two foster sisters; and three foster brothers.
Calling hours Tuesday (2-26-13) in Jamison Funeral Home, Harrisville. Online condolences: www.jamisonfuneralhome.com
Memorial service at 11 a.m. today (2-27-13) in Forestville United Methodist Church, 124 Boyers Road, Harrisville, with the Rev. Barbara J. Moore, pastor, officiating.
Memorial contributions can be made to Medi Home Hospice, 612 N. Main St., Butler PA 16001.
Published Feb. 27, 2013 in Allied News. Pick up a copy at 201A Erie St., Grove City.


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13Justin Bieber Is Creepy As Hell
Justin Bieber decided to freak out the entire internet today by wearing this lovely Chanel ski mask. This is 10 times worse then the Australian wax celebrities. He punished the world with this photo via Instagram and with the caption,
Yes, he spelled Chanel as Channel. I think between this and hearing about his stupid fans, we've had enough Bieber for the weekend. I also think we need a palate cleanser. This should do it:
And yes, that's a non-photoshopped image. It was taken that day Beebs lunged for a paparazzo and shouted, "l'll f-cking beat the f-ck out of you, man!" and his body guard held him back.
April 19, 2013 at 4:30 pm by Catherine St. Ives
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I could see him raping a chick.
i like your honesty. and agreed. if anyone tells him "no", he says "MINE!!!"
Looks like a guy putting his 4-year-old into the car lol
Perfect description of that pic! He acts like a 4 year old most of the time but he really looks like one next to that big man.
Can you see this pic with him with a pacifier in his mouth ha ha!?!?
As a Canadian, I apologize profusely. We are raised better than this.
And what's with the pants half-off thing here? Is that really the style nowadays?
Only with douchebags.
Pity the bodyguard held him back. It would have been sweet, sweet schadenfreude to see the little twat make a run for the photographer, get caught up in his diaper, and do a face-plant for all the world to see.
I ask this as a serious question, is he slow? There is something wrong with a 19 yr old who is as dumb and immature as this creature is. Arrested development X's 10.
If you hadn't said that masked photo was Justin Bieber I would have thought it was a girl.
Well just by posting this you made him little more famous. I would not even recognize him in that mask. So whats the problem. There are many Top Bands from Canada yet you choose to write about this kid. Pathetic.


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Welcome to the end of Thursday! I hope it was a great one. Mine wasn't to bad. Just found out that I will be partially working the L.A Marathon this weekend. Friday and Saturday. So if you will be out there I hope we see each other ^_~. On other news, I had an interview today that went well. Hopefully, I hear from them next week!!
So since today is Pi Day I thought I would start off with hoping you ALL had an amazing 3.14 Pi Day! I really do love these non-holidays. Like 'Stars Wars Day' (May 4th), 'Harry Potter Day' (July 31) or 'Marathon Monday' (3rd Monday in April). And really that is just to name a few ^_^
However, before we get on to the Motivation...I wanted to drop a little bit of bragging. Yesterday I was feeling really lethargic and headache-y. Which I understand is all part of the juicing and controlling what I am eating. I am just happy that it didn't go on until today. I felt good enough to pull a Bomb Workout tonight!
Only was able to do the 36 seconds on my plank but I am satisfied with that since I haven't done it in a LONGGGG while. Plus, I did my free weights and time on the machines. And, when I thought that I was done I went upstairs to the treadmill and ran for 1 mile! I am getting better at this 'Pushing Myself' ^_^
Okay now it is time to get on the Motivational Part ^_~
As I am learning how to re-eat by juicing and mostly natural food this has become so true!
Sometimes, it is hard to change. You need to be ready to change!
This one hit me hard. Why not do a little bit of changes a day because the time will pass anyways.
Ya...I have way to much to suck in so I will have to suck it up ^_^
It is hard to remember that the main reason why I am working out really comes down to me. Everything else is just filling. It is ALL about ME!
Okay NeverEver's, I am about ready to hit the sack. Feeling super tired with that workout. Plus, I have to get ready to help with my first Marathon. Next time I will be at a Marathon I will be running it ^_^


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The Guru Contributing Writer Add a couple more names to the growing list of the battered and the broken. Red Sox catcher David Ross (left quad) and third baseman Will Middlebrooks (right side) both left Tuesday night's 6-1 loss to the Minnesota Twins after colliding near the visitors dugout. Both are described as day-to-day. Not sure why, but I had a Beltre/Ellsbury flashback. Ross, who limped off the field a few batters later, is hitting .237 with four homers in 44 plate appearances. If he is going to miss any time the Sox will call up Ryan Lavarnway, who is hitting .328 at Triple A Pawtucket. Don't expect to see Mike Napoli behind the plate anytime soon. It was OF/1B Mike Carp warming pitchers in the bullpen last night. While Middlebrooks initially remained in the game, he was replaced at third base in the top of the seventh by Pedro Ciriaco. The loss of Middlebrooks proved costly in the eighth when Ciriaco made two errors that led to two unearned runs and the Twins brea...
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201 Park Avenue South
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201 Bar and Restaurant Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 677-0425
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Friday breakfast 7am-10:30am
Monday to Friday Lunch 11:30am-2:30pm
Saturday and Sunday brunch 8:30am-2:30pm
Monday to Sunday afternoon menu from 2:30-5:30/6pm
Monday to Thursday dinner 6pm-10:30pm
Friday Saturday dinner 5:30pm-11pm
Sunday dinner 6pm-10pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American, Italian
Dress Code:
Business Casual
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Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Our experienced chefs and accommodating staff serve a New American menu with Italian influences featuring carefully sourced local and seasonal ingredients from the neighboring Union Square Greenmarket paired with exceptional service to ensure a flawless and memorable experience, in an intimate and versatile environment.
Private Party Facilities:
201 Bar and Restaurant boasts a mezzanine balcony and beautiful wine room for private dining, business meetings, receptions and special events. The mezzanine balcony accommodates up to 10 guests for a private seated dinner, while the wine room can accommodate 50 seated, and up to 80 for a standing reception.
Private Party Contact:
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Host your next party or corporate event at 201 Bar and Restaurant. 201 boasts a mezzanine balcony and beautiful wine room for private dining, business meetings, receptions and special events. The mezzanine balcony accommodates up to 10 guests for a private seated dinner, while the wine room can accommodate 50 seated, and up to 80 for a standing reception. Our experienced chefs and accommodating staff serve a New American menu with Italian influences featuring carefully sourced local and seasonal ingredients from the neighboring Union Square Greenmarket paired with exceptional service to ensure a flawless and memorable experience, in an intimate and versatile environment.
Getting there
Cross Street:
17th Street
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4,5,6,N,R,Q,L at 14th Street
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Located on the corner of 17th Street and Park Avenue South in the W Union Square, 201 Bar and Restaurant is a neighborhood restaurant that wants you to stay a while. The New American menu features artisan pizzas and flatbreads from a wood stone oven topped with carefully sourced local and seasonal
ingredients from the neighboring Union Square Greenmarket. Small plates and entrees with Italian influences include the Chicken under Brick and juicy 201 Pat LaFrieda Burger with house cut fries.
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My friend and I are here for
Restaurant week and the we had a great experience. The server was helpful without being over bearing. The food came out in a timely manner and was fresh. Portions were perfect."
Dined on 8/14/2014
Good food, good service, very
friendly. The food didn't take long to come out and was perfectly tasty"
Dined on 8/12/2014
The waiter came on to ask for more
tip ... That was not wise at all."
Dined on 8/8/2014
Mediocre food in loud setting.
Staff is friendly enough, but the menu lacks any special items."
Dined on 8/5/2014
This restaurant was the greatest I
have been to in decades. Food was superb, as was the service! Portions were good, not the tiny serving portion typical of many RESTAURANT WEEK participating restaurants."
Dined on 8/5/2014
Food was pretty good although salt
heavy. Service was better last time. All in all I will go back and give them another try. First time was exceptional."
Dined on 7/24/2014
In any good/superior
restaurant--even the normal corner diner--the waiter comes around shortly after serving the food and asks: How is everything? This did not happen and our waiter was not to be seen nor were there bus boys walking around who could have summoned him. In fact the food did not arrive cooked to our specifications--they were both more well-done than requested--and had someone asked us we'd have sent our steak and salmon back. The appetizer salad was large, but not particularly tasty but the parmesan risotto balls were quite delicious. The bread was good too. During restaurant week I know the wait staff gets smaller than usual tips so I usually tip at least an extra 5%, but I didn't do that at 201 Bar & Restaurant."
Dined on 7/21/2014
The food was very good. The
appetizers were huge. The flatbread could feed 2 people. I had the sirloin steak and my wife had the salmon. Excellent choices"
Dined on 7/21/2014
The menu is not very exciting and
the food, although fresh and fairly tasty, is not very exciting either. Without Todd English (Olives) this is just a typical hotel restaurant now and Manhattan has much more to offer for those prices."
Dined on 7/17/2014
We were here when it was
"Olives"...liked "Olives" better.. Went for "Sunday Brunch".....wouldn't call it "brunch" because "brunch" usually includes "a drink"...entree and maybe coffee/tea and maybe desert...not here...entree only...nothing else... Might go back for dinner but NOT "brunch"..."
Dined on 7/6/2014
i work in union square and i just
adore OLIVES. the restaurant is always available for seating at lunch. The food is delicious and a great find....not saying much more, can't share olives with anyone."
Dined on 6/21/2014
Our server also had a large party
and it was hard to track him down. Our 5 entrees arrived over the course of 10 minutes, which was very disappointing. However, the food was fantastic!"
Dined on 6/19/2014
Loved the ambiance, drinks and
service....but when it got to our dinner...just fell short with dry chicken and "okay" flatbread."
Dined on 6/18/2014
menu requests were forgotten, a
wine substitute was $20 more than the one they ran out of without cost implication identified."
Dined on 6/11/2014
The title of my review says it
all. Horrible staff - right up to the manager."
Dined on 6/9/2014
Our waiter (male with facial hair)
could use some training in customer service and promptness. Otherwise, the food was of great quality, fresh and delicious. "
Dined on 6/5/2014
Great food, though overpriced for
the service. Beautiful space, but service is lacking. Our waiter forgot about us between courses, dishes weren't cleared long after we finished, and in general, just unprofessional service."
Dined on 6/1/2014
Olives has wonderful and
interesting food, served in proper portions. "
Dined on 5/18/2014
I was pleasantly surprised at the
food, it was superb a bit pricey but we'll worth the meal. "
Dined on 5/15/2014
After a complete revision Olives
comes back better than ever. A menu that fits your every expectation. Lunch flatbreads and delicious entries. Chicken Paillard superb. Have fun and enjoy your lunch"
Dined on 5/13/2014
This restaurant would be fine for
a group and would probably satisfy everyone's dietary needs. There were several vegetarian options and the waitress was happy to make suggestions. My meal was very good, but my husband was disappointed with the chicken. The drinks were also good. I had the cucumber margarita. The atmosphere is loud with an active bar scene. "
Dined on 4/23/2014
The food was OK - what you'd
expect. The service started out slow, then got worse. Our order was lost, and this was only realized after we inquired about our food. The server also seemed very put out when we asked for separate checks (just two of us) and then he calculated the split incorrectly. Of course, the restaurant automatically built an 18% tip into the bill so I guess there was no incentive to provide good service...."
Dined on 4/23/2014
The food is pretty reliable, but
the lunch menu has become so limited that I don't go there as often as I used to. "
Dined on 4/21/2014
It has been awhile since we last
ate here. We invited friends from out of the country as we had really enjoyed the food and service each time we had eaten here in the past. We were extremely disappointed in the food and service. The server seemed annoyed by our requests. The food was not remarkable. All in all it was a very expensive evening disappointing evening."
Dined on 4/17/2014
Food was small portions and we
left hungry despite having two appetizers and sides. The server was totally disinterested in her job and our table. The food itself wasn't great. The music was loud club music at 5 pm. Not somewhere I'd ever go again. "
Dined on 4/17/2014
This was one of the more expensive
and disappointing meals I have had in Manhattan in a while. My husband and I shared the roasted chicken dish with "risotto" that was priced at $30. I was already skeptical about the price, and then truly disappointed when the plate showed up with two small pieces of chicken and something more like Israeli couscous served in a hollow, nearly-raw onion. The kale salad was nothing special, and the cheapest glass of white wine was $13. I don't usually write reviews, but we were so disappointed I could not resist in this case."
Dined on 4/11/2014
I have always loved Todd English
restaurants, including Olives. So I was eager to try the new incarnation The food was good top-to-bottom, though the entree choices were limited (5). But the newly-designed room is not good. There is no divider between the bar, the dining room and the kitchen, creating a very noisy, chaotic environment We ordered a decent wine at a typical NY price ($180), and asked that it be decanted. They had no decanter. Absurd. I probably won't go back. Too bad. The good was good."
Dined on 4/10/2014
Todd English's Olives used to be a
great place. Now, it's just tired. I had a sorry excuse for a salmon fillet (they did manage to serve it very rare as I requested) with shrimp scampi (one shrimp, one). The garlicky spinach was maybe three tablespoons of spinach and a lot of cream and garlic and a full shaker of salt. My friend had the crazy mushroom flatbread, which he said tasted more like cardboard. The whole experience needs to be redone with imagination and freshness."
Dined on 4/10/2014
Whenever we stay at the W, my
husband and I have dinner at Olives, which has always served beautifully prepared food. We stayed over on 4/9, and had a wonderful meal-my husband had the whole roasted bronzino( and it was just the right size for one person), and I had a seasonal Spring pasta dish, light and delicate, along with a crisp bottle of white wine. Our server was polite and attentive, and we greatly enjoyed our meal. The bar scene was very lively, and the noise level was a bit high, but everyone was having a great time. And so did we!"
Dined on 4/9/2014
Stayed at the W Union Square for a
bachelorette party. Had a hard time making reservations for 10. You have to call since it is over 8 but I couldn't get anyone to answer the phone. I tried email and the hostess got right back to me. The food was great! Service was great. I would love to try dinner!"
Dined on 4/6/2014
Olive's is perfectly located in
Union Square. There's parking just around the corner. Lovely area to walk around and shop. Food was delicious. Portions were perfect-not too big, not too small. Staff is very friendly and attentive. I would recommend the Tuna Tartare and Lobstertini as well as one of the Flatbread entrees. The wine we picked wasn't in stock but their suggested replacement was excellent."
Dined on 4/4/2014
I was thrilled to find out Olives
was in my hotel in NYC...i am a huge Todd English fan. service at this restaurant was incredibly slow.......every aspect of the night from drink orders, to meal, to desert was slow......and each time we had to flag down a waiter. The worse part of the evening was that I ordered the sage and butternut pasta but was brought a sausage pasta.....something that I did not discover until I bit into the pasta. As a vegetarian that was a little off-putting. It took quite a few minutes to flag down a waiter and when i did there was no apology, he simply turned around a brought a half order of the correct dish (even though we ordered a full order). I won't return to this location unless service improves."
Dined on 4/2/2014
This is a very attractive
restaurant with problems that relate mostly to food and presentation. Had a lettuce wedge that was great but it was served on an oddly shaped plate that was unstable making it impossible to cut the lettuce wedge without disbursing the food all over the place. My main course was a lamb shank that was also served on another annoying plate that was made for presentation purposes not for eating. The shank as served was buried in the mashed potatoes so that every time I tried to cut off a piece, the shank went sliding all over the plate. To add insult to injury, the lamb was tough and had an odd flavor. I gave up after a fews bites. This place prepares food to be photographed, not eaten. We won't be back."
Dined on 4/1/2014
Love this Mediterranean gem with
excellent flatbreads, friendly service, hopping bar and lounge scene, and warm, inviting ambience!"
Dined on 4/1/2014
Have been going to Olives for many
years and have never been disappointed. This atime after a period of about 2 years went back. Place has changed,more vibrant bar scene,food was very good..however considering th eplace wasnt full our service was very slow and lacked enthusiasm. Overall good experience"
Dined on 3/31/2014
Tasty, good and very large
portions. Party like atmosphere. Squid & octupus, crab cakes, rabbit and truffle fries are very good."
Dined on 3/28/2014
Olives is consistently good and
remains a great place for lunch or dinner. I really enjoy the cleaner aesthetic to the diningroom after its recently remodel. It opens up the space and allows light to enter the room from the many large windows that overlook 17th Street. Keep up the good work!"
Dined on 3/27/2014
We had an early dinner before a
show. The server was attentive and we were able to dine leisurely but still get to our show on time. I appreciate when you can get a good wine by the glass and do not have to buy a bottle. The rabbit pasta was outstanding. The kale salad was good but needed more flavor. Great ambience. Great location."
Dined on 3/14/2014
The food was amazing! Everything
we ate was perfectly prepared, delicious, and very imaginative. We are mostly vegetarians and found an amazing feast among side dishes and salads. The beet ravioli beyond compare, Brussels's sprouts, sweet potatoes dish, kale salad, and flat breads all things we are still dreaming about. (but vegetarians need to modify and take out ham and bacon!) One meat eater at our table got the steak which she said was perfect. And the rosemary french fries were awesome. A real celebration in flavor, texture, and color."
Dined on 3/12/2014
food was bland, from the appy of
tuna to the flatbread of greek items that was extremely sour"
Dined on 3/12/2014
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I am against removing the Vermillion Dam and the Ellsworth Park Dam.
While I feel for the families of the three people who were killed by dams, there are many warning signs to not traverse near them. More people get struck and killed by lightning in a year than have drowned on these rivers since the dams were built.
I worry about Asian carp infesting up river. People come from all over the country to fish the dam pools for prize smallmouth bass, catfish and walleye. The Asian carp are an invasive species and will take over the rivers once the dams are removed unless the rivers just dry up for lack of rain.
I believe the waters on the backside of the dams are a valuable natural resource. I am not saying they don't need some kind of repair, they do. I'm saying leave them and do repair work as needed.
The large boulder idea on the downstream side of the dam sounds like a good idea. Say, aren't there three large concrete bridge pillars for the taking just upstream of the Vermillion Dam?
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REDDITCH United could be put up for sale within weeks if concrete proposals are not forthcoming for the future development of the club.
Chairman Chris Swan issued the warning after it was revealed ambitious plans to relocate The Reds to a new stadium in Washford and build housing on their current Valley Stadium home were dead in the water.
A panel of councillors set-up to scrutinise the executive committee's decision not to proceed with the £3.3million project, has reported it is unable to overturn the ruling but has asked officers to look at how the club could be expanded at its present location.
Speaking to the Standard Mr Swan said the club lost £5,000 last month and £60,000 a year which he was putting in out of his own pocket but that would not continue indefinitely. He added he would review the situation at the end of the season and if talks did not result in firm proposals for a way forward he would pull out of the club and put it up for sale, putting a major question mark over its future.
"We are willing to have those talks because we've got to look at everything because the club is not viable unless something is done. What can't happen is it becomes the talking shop it has been for the last three years, things have got to happen pretty quickly or there will be consequences for the club," he said.
"It can't just be platitudes about engaging with the club or welcoming dialogue, it's got to be something that makes a difference. We need something very concrete, very quickly."
Coun David Bush, who chaired the review panel, said the financial case would only stack up if the council agreed no affordable housing would be provided on the site, something the ruling Labour group were unlikely to agree to and it may also not get through the planning system.
"There is a covenant in place on Terry's Field but as long as there was adequate public access or use of the facilities it would still be in keeping with the spirit of the covenant."
Coun Carole Gandy said the relationship between the council and the club had broken down and urged them to re-open talks as soon as possible.
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July 18, 2011
James Oxendine
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The potential for positive economic impact dominated conversation at last week's announcement that the Jamestown Properties developers had bought City Hall East to turn it into
Ponce City Market
, targeted to open in early 2014. But for food lovers, the buzz is about what the project will bring in terms of restaurants and purveyors. Michael Phillips, managing director of Jamestown Properties, stated at the press conference that "in the U.S. today, there [are] three truly relevant food halls:
Pike Place
in Seattle, the
Ferry Building
in San Francisco, [and]
Chelsea Market
in New York [which was developed by Jamestown]. We are focused very much on putting a peg in the ground for Atlanta to have the fourth nationally relevant food hall." He said that in addition to the food hall, which will be located in the center of the two-million-square-foot building (replacing the current exhibition hall), the project will also include organic rooftop organic gardens where local restaurant operators can grow food for their own use.
Phillips, who founded the popular Sunday Supper events at Chelsea Market and White Provisions and is a James Beard Foundation board member, chatted with me by phone from New York about his vision for the food element of the Ponce City Market project:
How will Ponce City Market compare to Chelsea Market in terms of restaurants and food halls?
Chelsea Market was founded as a place where local and artisanal food purveyors could sell their wares. Ponce City Market will follow the same principles in terms of the food vendors. We are looking to attract the best local, regional, and national restaurants that we believe will thrive in this market. We have a real commitment at Jamestown to high quality food and a culture of supporting and incubating local businesses.
What types of restaurants will you be looking to attract to Ponce City Market?
I would like to see restaurants that emphasize local or regional cuisine. I also would like to see old-school Italian and good Tex-Mex, as well as some good Colombian food. We are working with Anne Quatrano on developing an organic cafeteria.
What about food trucks: Will there be room available for them at Ponce City Market?
Yes. With six-and-a-half acres of roof and some good heavy freight elevators on hand, we may place some food trucks on the roof.
What about events like Sunday Supper/Killer Tomato Festival currently held at White Provisions: Will you consider moving them to Ponce Market?
No, Ponce City Market will have its own events. For example, Atlanta singer-songwriters Indigo Girls and Shawn Mullins will perform in the building at an October 1st Fundraising event for Georgia Organics and the Atlanta Beltline—which will let folks to tour the building one last time before construction begins.
Besides the restaurants in your developments, where do you enjoy eating here in Atlanta?
La Grotta, Steak 'n' Shake, Watershed. I love what Steven Satterfield is doing at Miller Union. And I love eating breakfast at the Thumbs Up in the Old Fourth Ward.
Bacchanalia and Miller Union were listed among America's 100 Best Wine Restaurants of 2011 by
Wine Enthusiast magazine
Truffles can and are being grown and cultivated here in Georgia. According to a
South Georgia news report
, the much prized European fungus has a relative called the Pecan Truffle that is currently being harvested in Tift County Georgia. Research is now being conducted to determine how best to market the homegrown delicacy.
What Now Atlanta
reports that Dulce Chocolat, featuring fine chocolates, is slated to open in September at 3960 Old Milton Parkway.
. According to his
, former Oprah personal chef and Southern cuisine specialist Art Smith will open his latest restaurant, Southern Art, this fall in the Intercontinental Buckhead Hotel.
What Now Atlanta
is reporting that Pacific Rim Bistro is renovating and will close temporarily from July 29 until August 12 for major construction. The upscale pan-Asian bistro's website has a rendering of the new look and describes one of the main features of the renovation as an "open air conversation bar."
reported that Botekim Brazilian Bistro has opened at 1410 Terrell Mill road SE.
. Bhavesh Patel, formerly of Spice Market, is the new executive chef at Table 1280. The new job is a promotion from his previous post at 1280 as executive sous chef.
The Atlanta Business Chronicle
is reporting that Jim 'N' Nick's, the Alabama based barbecue chain, has signed a letter of intent for a Midtown location, its first store inside the Perimeter.
. Ford Fry, fresh off of launching
No. 246
, will open a seafood restaurant—tentatively named Georgia Fish Camp—on the Westside in the spring of 2012. The menu will focus heavily on regional and sustainable seafood and will include items prepared in wood-burning ovens. Adjacent to the new restaurant, Fry will also open a more casual oyster bar to give guests a "fish shack" experience.
on Howell Mill has added a new feature, the Meatball Bar, that presents a gourmet menu boasting made-from-scratch pastas and sauces, antipasti, insalate, zuppe and dolce and, of course, meatballs: six versions created by owner Sandro Romagnoli. The Meatball Bar has its own space with communal tables for an Italian family-style dining experience.
Question of the Week: What two Morelli's Ice Cream flavors were named among the most inventive in the country by Newsweek?
PS. The answer to last week's QOTW—What ATL attorney counts Richard Blais, Grant Achatz, Steven Satterfield, and other celebrity chefs among his clients?—is Steve Sidman of the Sidman Law Firm, LLC.
Do you have restaurant openings, closings, or other news to share? Email James Oxendine at email@example.com
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La Jolla Country Day selected for showcase
The high school basketball season is still a few months away, but one local team will be in the spotlight early in the year. The La Jolla Country Day girl's basketball team has been selected to participate in the San Diego Elite Eight Showcase on Jan. 17. The event will be played at the USD Sports Center. Last season, the Torreys captured the CIF Division IV title. The Torreys have high expectations this season as they return the twin-sister tandem of Malina and Maya Hood.
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Eau Claire County (WQOW) - An Eau Claire County man, who took his own life on Friday, is the focus of what the sheriff's office is calling an "expansive" case.
Dan Weggel, 32, was arrested on Thursday for invasion of privacy. Weggel held private music lessons at his home and was also a swim coach at Eau Claire Memorial High School. Investigators believe he was using a cell phone to record video of kids without their permission.
He was released pending possible charges when, on Friday, he drowned in Lake Wissota. The Chippewa County Sheriff's Office says Weggel called his parents to tell them he was going to take his own life. His body was recovered late Friday afternoon.
Eau Claire County investigators seized computers, thumb drives and other electronic equipment from his home. Sheriff Ron Cramer says they've looked at hundreds of images, but may only be scratching the surface. Sheriff Cramer says they're trying to determine where the pictures/images were taken.
As of now, the Eau Claire School District is not involved in the investigation. The sheriff says if they thought the pictures were taken at a local school, they would be in contact with the administration.
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SSE record £10m mis-selling fine
Energy giant SSE is to be fined £10.5 million for mis-selling in what would be the largest-ever penalty imposed on a supplier, regulator Ofgem said.
Big energy fine as SSE tries to trick customers
The Gas and Electricity company SSE was forced to apologise after being hit with a record penalty for deliberately misleading customers. The energy watchdog fined the firm £10 million for what it called "prolonged and extensive" mis-selling.
As our Business Editor Laura Kuenssberg reports, they tried to trick customers into switching to them.
Former SSE staff 'taking advantage' of customers
ITV News spoke to one of those who did the selling for SSE. He spoke anonymously, and only stayed in the job for a short time:
"You would go to the door and you would say, we realise you're on a high energy tariff - and basically that wasn't true, we didn't know what tariff they were on, or what company they were with. All we knew was their name and address.
"Once you got into the script, you would wipe your feet on the mat and point at their groin so they would move out the way so you could walk into the house.
"I used the first two or three lines [of the script] to get to know the customer, but other than that I found it very difficult - I felt I was taking advantage of a human being, not just a customer."
In a statement, SSE says it "does not regard behaviour of the kind alleged as acceptable and is committed to the highest standards possible in sales, backed up by our industry-leading Sales Guarantee."
SSE door step: 'I felt like I was taking advantage'
We speak to one of those who was actually doing the selling. He left the job because he found he had to 'take advantage of a human being.'Read the full story
Osborne: Quite right SSE has got a big fine
Chancellor George Osborne has said that it is "quite right" that energy firm SSE has received a big fine after treating their customers badly.
Ofgem also investigating three other energy companies
Ofgem is also conducting mis-selling investigations into Scottish Power, Npower and E.ON.
In April 2012, EDF Energy agreed to pay a £4.5m fine to help vulnerable customers for breaching marketing licence conditions.
What to do if you think you have been mis-sold energy
A guide to some of the options open to you as a consumer if you believe you have been mis-sold to by SSE or any other energy company.Read the full story
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A spokesman for M&S Energy has admitted that some of its customers were affected by SSE mis-selling, but insists the number accounts for less than one percent of the total:
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We are aware that today's announcement by Ofgem regarding SSE may have unfortunately affected less than 1 per cent of M&S Energy customers.
SSE has apologised unreservedly to those affected and has taken significant action to remedy the situation and ensure this will not happen again.
Anyone who believes they may have been affected should contact SSE directly as soon as possible.
The company refused to reveal exactly how many customers were affected, but said it was a "very small number".
Read: SSE 'mis-sold under one of UK's most respected brands'
SSE 'mis-sold under one of UK's most respected brands'by Laura Kuenssberg - Former Business Editor
The biggest fine for an energy company goes beyond the company itself.
According to Ofgem, SSE was not just misleading customers under its own brand, but also under one of the biggest and most respected in the country: Marks and Spencer.
Read: A £10.5m record fine for energy giant SSE
SSE salespeople were mis-selling energy deals on Marks and Spencer shop floors under the brand name M&S Energy. They still, as things stand, operate this contract for one of our biggest high street names.
It is not unusual for energy companies to run deals under other brands - Tesco and Sainsbury's both offer deals on gas and electricity tariffs, for example.
But being dragged into a mis-selling row is hardly helpful for companies who are trying to offer their existing customers extra services.
Energy Minister: SSE misled consumers 'so badly'
– Energy Minister Michael Fallon
I have rarely seen a worse case of consumers being misled so badly.
With rising energy prices, and multiple tariffs to contend with, consumers deserve the clearest, fairest and best possible deal.
The Government is already acting through the Energy Bill to give Ofgem the teeth it needs in future to get compensation to those directly affected.
And we're using new legislation to require suppliers to simplify their tariffs and get rid of historic poor deals."
Consumer Focus: SSE 'not a case of one bad apple'
Consumer Focus has welcomed Ofgem's decision to fine SSE for the "systemic failure" in its direct selling operations.
– Adam Scorer, director of policy at Consumer Focus
This is not a case of one bad apple or one rogue sales team. The problems at SSE affected the whole direct selling operation and represent a fundamental failure at one of our biggest energy companies.
Other companies have also broken direct selling.
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You asked for it, and now Storage has finally arrived! The Storage Cellar can hold various items throughout your Kingdom and comes with multiple looks as well. Check out the details below and discuss!
Acquiring a Storage Cellar
You may acquire the Storage Cellar by clicking on Market button and finding it under the Buildings tab.
Note: Players will need to reach level 6 to unlock the Storage Cellar. Players can only own 1 Storage Cellar.
Storing Items
- Click on the green design arrow button at the bottom right of the screen to enter Design Mode.
- Next, click on the Storage Cellar icon.
- Now find an item you'd like to store and click on it.
Placing items from Storage onto your Kingdom
- Click on the Inventory button and then the Storage Cellar icon.
- Click on the use button to place the item you want.
The Storage Cellar's Upgrade Stages
The Storage Cellar can be upgraded to hold more and more items. Each new stage holds an increased amount of items and comes with a new look. (To upgrade your Storage Cellar, click on it in the game and acquire the necessary materials.)
Stage 1 = Holds 50 items
Stage 2 = Holds 100 items
Stage 3 = Holds 200 items
Stage 4 = Holds 300 items
Stage 5 = Holds 500 items
Types of items that can be stored:
There are various items that can and cannot be stored in the Storage Cellar; the graph below shows which ones are which.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Why is the Storage Cellar locked? How can I get it?
A: The Storage Cellar is unlocked once players reach level 6.
Q: I stored some items but can't find them. Where are they?
A: You can find your stored items in the Inventory under the Storage tab.
Q: Am I able to sell the Storage Cellar?
A: No.
Q: Will I need to rebuild buildings that are placed in the Storage Cellar?
A: No. Buildings placed will not need to be rebuilt, however, any buildings with customized colors will resort to their default colors when placed back into your Kingdom.
Q: Why can't I place the Bottomless Pit or other Royal Decorations?
A: Each level that you gain increases how many Royal Decorations you can have in your Kingdom at time. The Bottomless Pit, for example, gives you +5 Castle points, so you will need to store enough of your current Royal Decorations to meet this amount in order to place it.
* The timers on items, such as ponds, houses etc, will not continue to countdown while placed in the Storage Cellar. The timer will be reset once it is placed back into your Kingdom. So houses with a 4-hour timer, for example, that have 2 hours left and are stored will be reset to 4 hours when placed.
* Storing Crafting buildings which are currently crafting an item will be reset when placed back into your Kingdom and the materials and item lost.
Storage Cellar's Quest Guide:
Quest 1
Quest tasks
- Visit 6 Neighbors
- Feed 10 Animals in your Kingdom
- Have a Storage Cellar (You can find the Storage Cellar by clicking on the Market button in the quest window, using the search feature in the Market, or by finding it under the Buildings tab in the Market.)
Quest rewards
- 300 Coins
Quest 2
Quest tasks
- Store 5 items in your new Storage Cellar. (To store items, click on the green arrow at the bottom right of your screen to go into design mode, click on the Storage Cellar icon and then click on the desired item to store.)
- Harvest 25 crops in your Kingdom.
- Fish 6 times in yours or your neighbors' Kingdom.
Quest rewards
- 500 coins
Quest 3
Quest tasks
- Upgrade your Storage Cellar. (You can upgrade your Storage Cellar by clicking on it in the game and acquiring the necessary materials.
- Craft 5 Wood Planks. (Wood Planks can be crafted in the Workshop.)
- Banish 1 Beastie in a Neighbor's Kingdom.
Quest rewards
- 1,000 Coins
- 1 Energy Potion (Gives 5 Energy).
Quest 4
Quest tasks
- Buy 2 Sheep. (Purchase Sheep by clicking on the Go To Market button or finding them under the Nature, then Animals tab in the Market.)
- Have 2 Animal Treats. (You can find Animal Treats by once again clicking on the Go To Market button in the quest window or finding them in the Consumables tab in the Market.)
Quest rewards
- 100 Coins
Quest 5
Quest tasks
- Upgrade your Storage Cellar to hold 200 items. (You can upgrade your Storage Cellar by clicking on it in game and acquiring the necessary materials.)
- Have 5 Thick Books. (Acquire Thick Books by clicking on the Post to Friends button in the quest window.)
Quest rewards
- 1500 Coins
- Bottomless Pit (You can find the Bottomless Pit in your Decorations tab in the inventory. Placing it will increase your Castle level by +5. Note: If you are unable to place the Bottomless Pit, you may need to store some Royal Decorations or level up to increase your Royal Decorations limit.)


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A rescued panther kitten is doing well at the Lowry Park Zoo in Tampa.
Click above to watch video of the kitten, or if you're on mobile, click here.
See more photos of the panther here.
Here's an excerpt from the email the zoo sent about the kitten:
In the video, the kitten can be seen exploring and playing inside the Zoo's veterinary clinic, receiving a weight check, taking a bottle (including the hiccups that follow) and getting sleepy. As of today, the male kitten is 4.5 pounds (2.08 kilograms).
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Here's the Video On Demand of Draw 1 – Team Canada vs Team Newfoundland & Labrador – courtesy of TSN.CA
The promotions team for the 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts will be on the scene at community events across Central Alberta in upcoming months – meeting with fans and handing out Scotties products and a host of event materials.
Team Canada is the first to qualify for the 2012 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Red Deer February 18 – 26. Amber Holland will lead her team of Kim Schneider, Tammy Schneider and Heather Kalenchuk into the Enmax Centrium to defend the national title.
This is one to remember . . . down the road at the Scotties Tournament Of Hearts. It'll be a trivia question soon enough: Name the first provincial champion ever to win a bronze-medal playoff match at the Scotties.
Check out today's HeartChart daily newspaper from the 2011 Scotties Tournament of Hearts with stories, athlete profiles and interviews you're sure to enjoy!


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"Religion & the Environment" interactive community forum
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Man assaulted officer, threw ammunition from car during Route 22 chase, Mountainside police say
MOUNTAINSIDE - A vehicle stop turned into a chase down Route 22 Tuesday morning after a Mountainside officer spotted a round of ammunition in the driver's car, police said.
Gerdau's Sayreville steel mill continues to thriveGerdau's Sayreville ...
Gerdau's Sayreville steel mill continues to thrive Gerdau Sayreville is the only steel mill still operating in New Jersey, officials said.
St. Michael's High School class of 1959 in Union City will celebrate its 55th reunion on Sept.
Residents Help South Brunswick Catch Burglars, Recover Stolen Vehicle
South Brunswick Police in conjunction with Franklin Police have arrested three suspects in conjunction with a series of crimes early Friday morning.
Opa! Greek Festival in Jersey City returns to celebrate parish's 79 years
Members of Jersey City's Evangelismos Orthodox Church will mark the beginning of its annual celebration of Greek culture by raising a sky-blue and white flag and shouting "Opa!" The 79th annual Jersey City Greek Festival will return Sept.
Fall Preview: Plan your itinerary now for all the festivals in Hudson County
Autumn is less than a month away and with it marks a time of pumpkin spiced lattes, multi-colored leaves and the chance to spend time at numerous Hudson County events.
Middletown Township Police Blotter: Lewdness, Drug Arrests, and Carjacking
Robert Treadway, age 25, from Aberdeen, was arrested by Patrolman Stephen Greenwood for Driving While Intoxicated.
Robert Treadway, age 25, from Central Avenue in Aberdeen, NJ, arrested on August 13, 2014 by Patrolman Stephen Greenwood for Driving While Intoxicated .
Transient charged with robbery in Perth Amboy, police say
Marvin L. Steele, 44, was charged with robbery, kidnapping and weapons offenses, according to Perth Amboy police.
Recent grad wins change in immigration policy
Carlos Rojas was 12 years old when he came from Peru on a tourist visa with his mother and brother to join his father in Perth Amboy.
Hoboken High School will be having its annual reunion for the classes of 1960-70 today from noon to 7 p.m. Jenkinson's Boardwalk Pavilion Bar and Restaurant, 300 Ocean Ave., Point Pleasant Beach.
Hoboken High School will be having its annual reunion for the classes of 1960-70 today from noon to 7 p.m. Jenkinson's Boardwalk Pavilion Bar and Restaurant, 300 Ocean Ave., Point Pleasant Beach.
Opinion: Trenton's empowered residents are a force for change
During Trenton's municipal election, The Citizens Campaign hosted a forum focused on education and provided a unique opportunity to hear from the candidates and the residents on how we can better empower our youth.
Move in day at Georgian Court University in LakewoodMove in day at...
Michael Rotando, Point Pleasant and Lizzy Kroom, 18, Bayville, help students move in at Georgian Court University in Lakewood.
William F. Di Stanislao Appointed Vice President, Operations at Raritan Bay Medical Center
Raritan Bay Medical Center Executive Vice President and COO, Thomas Shanahan, CPA, recently announced the appointment of William F. Di Stanislao as Vice President, Operations for the medical center.
Explosion at Bentley Laboratories in Edison Injures 2
EDISON, NJ A steam pipe erupted at shortly before 2 p.m. today at Bentley Laboratories in Raritan Center business complex on Fieldcrest Avenue in Edison.
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At 2:34 pm. Aug. 16 patrols responded to the parking lot of Petsmart located at 15 US Hwy 9S for a report of a fight.
Robber uses wood shim to threaten cashier in Perth Amboy bait store
PERTH AMBOY - Police are looking for a man who robbed the American Pride Bait & Tackle store Wednesday, threatening the cashier with a 6-inch wood shim.
N.J. officials won't say how many oil trains go through Bergen County
Train cars, possibly filled with oil, lining the railroad tracks near Cedar Lane in Teaneck.
Donald P. Johnstone to speak at Old Guard of Summit meeting in New Providence, Sept. 2
On Tuesday, Sept. 2, the Old Guard of Summit has invited Donald P. Johnstone, president of The Clausen Co., Inc. to present a talk titled, An American Journey of Hope - Perth Amboy - The Capital City on Raritan Bay, 1683 - 1790.
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Gary Brown wins the #2 spot on our list. We move forward with the third spot on our list.
Heath Hembree gets added to this poll.
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Julio Iglesias (September 23, 1943 - ) is a Spanish singer who has sold over 300 million albums in 14 languages.
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Funeral set for entertainment lawyer Peter LopezStory | May 5, 2010A funeral for entertainment lawyer Peter Lopez will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Monica Catholic Church in Santa Monica, his family announced. Lopez, 60, was found dead Friday of a gunshot wound outside his home in Encino. Coroner's officials...
Shakira, other Latin American stars sing for their cause -- ALAS
Calle 13 leads Latin Grammy noms with five [UPDATED]Story | Sep 18, 2009 | 4:34 PMAlternative reggaeton duo garnered five nominations, the most of any artist, for the 10th annual Latin Grammy Awards announced Thursday at the Conga Room in downtown Los Angeles. Among the nominations, the Puerto Rican half-brothers are up for album of......
LEBANON: Psychic predicts Obama stalling in Afghanistan, Julio Iglesias making comebackStory | Jan 1, 2010 | 4:32 PMIn the year 2010, President Obama's decision to go to Afghanistan will backfire on him and the Democratic Party. Iraqi President Nour al-Malaki will stumble. A major spy network will be uncovered in Syria. Progress will be made on the......
This week's on-sales: Rihanna, LCD Soundsystem, Muse and moreStory | Apr 20, 2010 | 9:35 PMA list of upcoming shows across the Southland, with on-sale dates in parentheses. Staples Center Rihanna, July 21 (Sat.); Muse, Sept. 25 Honda Center Muse, Sept. 23 (Sat.) Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre John Mayer, Aug. 24; Rush, Aug. 13; Slightly Stoopid,...
Alejandro Sanz plans to score for art, not politics, on his U.S. tourStory | Jul 22, 2010 | 4:35 PMAlejandro Sanz was on the phone, spilling out his thoughts about a subject close to his soul. Flamenco music? Human rights? Nope. The Spanish pop idol was critiquing his homeland's fitfully brilliant but erratic performance in its opening match of......
Music review: Harry Connick Jr. and his Big Band at the Hollywood BowlStory | Aug 15, 2010 | 9:33 PMAlthough this wasnât his first time performing at the Hollywood Bowl, Harry Connick Jr. was surprised by how chilly summer nights could be in L.A. âThis is cold -- this isnât cool,â he said Friday, the first of his two-night......
Who's playing South Florida?Story | Dec 31, 2008 | 8:15 AMMedeski, Martin & Wood - 8 p.m. Jan. 3 at Revolution, 200 W. Broward Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale. 18+. $30. Buy tickets here. Bryan Adams, 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 7 at the Parker Playhouse, 707 NE 8th St., Fort Lauderdale. Tickets $48.50 to $59.50 at livenation....


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A Pollok man accused of dealing cocaine in West Texas has posted bond.
Federal court records show Felipe Angel Deleon posted a $75,000 bond on Thursday.
A complaint filed in federal court records
alleges Felipe Angel Deleon dealt at least 500 grams of cocaine in the
Western District of Texas on July 5.
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With the transfer of Trey Zeigler and Steven Adams declaring for the draft are fans still planning on turning a blind eye to the decline of Pitt basketball under Jamie Dixon? If you are, how do you think will be able to fill the two new holes on his roster when recruiting is something he is either not very good at or puts little effort into, depending on your perspective.
Even with the transfer of Rushel Shell, I have far more optimism for Pitt football than I do for Pitt basketball next year. I was worried about the trajectory of the basketball program before these last two moves, now it appears that the ship is taking on far more water than even I thought.


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For the family of slain Naval Reservist Petty Officer Jerod Lewis, $10,000 is a priceless down payment on justice.
The 25-year-old military veteran was fatally shot while driving on Perkins and I-240 on Aug. 3, 2012.
Mr. Lewis had achieved much more in life than most his age. He was a father and a young man Who wanted to serve his community as a firefighter.
MORE: $10K reward added to find Navy reservist's killer
MORE: Family searching for son's killer
Petty Officer Lewis' adult life began with promise and prosperity. He owned his own home, served in the Navy Reserves and was a father to a toddler. But with a barrage of bullets, a killer put an end to his future.
"It has been sleepless nights for me and my wife both," said Darrell Lewis, father. "It has not been restful, and the reason it has not been restful because we still know our killer is still out there."
"Christmas, New Year's, Mother's Day, Father's Day, all of the holidays and he wasn't there," added Joann Lewis, mother.
Sergeant Joe Stark, the new head of the Memphis Police Homicide Cold Case Division, said investigators want to talk again with a caller, a witness to the crime, who gave evidence then and can provide more information now. Information that might help catch Lewis' killer.
"You want to solve that case," Sgt. Stark said. "People don't think they have anything to offer, until they know the whole case. What little information they might have can break the whole thing wide open."
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News: Chief Keef's Police Chase Caught On Tape, Dash Footage Surfaces [Video]
Thursday, May 30, 2013 3:00PM
Days after Chief Keef caught heat outside Chicago for driving over 100 miles per hour, footage from the actual late night incident has now surfaced online.
In the footage, police are shown chasing after Keef for roughly two full minutes.
17-year-old Chief Keef was caught ON TAPE shattering the speed limit in Illinois this week -- allegedly doing 110mph in a 55mph zone -- and TMZ has dash cam footage of the subsequent police chase ... and arrest. The video starts out pretty tame -- until out of nowhere, Keef barrels past the idling police cruiser in his BMW X6 M ... and the cops peel out after him. It takes roughly two minutes for officers to catch up to Keef and pull him over. As we reported, Keef was eventually arrested for speeding and having too many people in his car (he only has a driving permit). The arrest is also on tape. But the best part -- wait 'til you hear the arresting officer's voice when he finds out Keef's got $8,000 CASH in his pocket ... (TMZ)
Recent reports also claim Keef had thousands of dollars on him and tried to reason with police that he is a paid hip-hop artist.
17-year-old rap sensation Chief Keef had $8,000 in CASH rolled up in his pocket at the time he was arrested for speeding in Illinois this week ... this according to the police report obtained by TMZ. Cops say Keef was driving a black BMW SUV at 110 mph when he was pulled over around 3:18 AM on May 27. During the arrest, cops say Keef explained, "I just got back from doing a show in Iowa, I'm a rapper." Cops proceeded to put Keef in handcuffs and conducted a search. They found a bulge in his front left vest pocket -- which turned out to be a "large roll of dollar bills" ... $8,000 to be exact. (TMZ)
Coincidentally, Keef addressed his headline-generating buzz and gossip-driven publication TMZ's coverage of it yesterday.
""@TMZ: Chief Keef ARRESTED for Speeding -- 110 MILES PER HOUR! http://tmz.me/1avSUWg "how da F*ck Dey Kno," he tweeted May 29th with an unhappy face expression. (Chief Keef's Twitter)
The rapper's arrest had the Internet in a frenzy Tuesday as the reports went viral.
Chicago rapper Chief Keef was charged early Monday with excessive speeding in Northfield -- one week after being arrested in Georgia on a marijuana charge. According to Northfield police records, Keef, whose real name is Keith F. Cozart, was stopped on the northbound Edens Expressway (I-94) after being clocked driving 110 miles per hour in a 55 mph zone from Lake Avenue to Tower Road in north suburb, Pioneer Press is reporting. (Chicago CBS Local)
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Passion is part of being a fan. But there is an ugly side to passion, particularly when it is used as a weapon or, worse, an excuse for vitriol. When I caught myself gloating about the empty stands...
The Indy 500 has always meant many things to many people, but its meaning needs to be updated for the modern sports fan.
What could be better than the fast-approaching Indy 500? Not much, but almost as good are the contributions to the festive atmosphere from INDYCAR bloggers!
IndyCar fans of the current generation can sometimes sound like characters from "Great Expectations," thanks to decades of uncertainty and the series' waning popularity.
There's a rumor that INDYCAR might stage a second race at the famed Brickyard on the track's road course. Even New Coke wasn't this bad of an idea.
A grassroots movement is afoot to restore the aprons in the turns at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Pop Off Valve explains why that idea is not worth your time.
The longtime voice of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway was silenced today. Read more about the life of Tom Carnegie.
Pop Off Valve wraps up "the year that was" in the IZOD IndyCar Series with our final "What We Learned" of 2010.
A girl made history today at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, but her name wasn't Danica Patrick. Meet Pippa Mann, the first female pole-winner in IMS history.
It's the first week of on-track action at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It's also the last Paddock Pulse before Pole Day, so check out all the goodness from the IndyCar blogosphere here!
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Senate Session
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- Ayotte, Kelly A. U.S. Senator [R] New Hampshire
- Bennet, Michael U.S. Senator [D] Colorado
- Bingaman, Jeff U.S. Senator [D] New Mexico
- Blunt, Roy U.S. Senator [R] Missouri
- Boxer, Barbara U.S. Senator [D] California
- Brown, Sherrod U.S. Senator [D] Ohio
- Burr, Richard U.S. Senator [R] North Carolina
- Cardin, Benjamin "Ben" L. U.S. Senator [D] Maryland
- Casey, Robert "Bob" Jr. U.S. Senator [D] Pennsylvania
- Coburn, Thomas "Tom" A. M.D. U.S. Senator [R] Oklahoma
- Crapo, Michael "Mike" U.S. Senator [R] Idaho
- Durbin, Richard "Dick" J. U.S. Senator [D] Illinois
- Feinstein, Dianne U.S. Senator [D] California
- Franken, Al U.S. Senator [D] Minnesota
- Gillibrand, Kirsten E. U.S. Senator [D] New York
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- Lautenberg, Frank R. U.S. Senator [D] New Jersey
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- Lee, Michael "Mike" S. U.S. Senator [R] Utah
- McCain, John S. III U.S. Senator [R] Arizona
- McConnell, Mitch Jr. U.S. Senator [R] Kentucky
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Write a program that takes two int values a and b from the command line and prints a random integer between a and b.
import java.lang.Math;
import java.util.Scanner;
public class RandomNumbers{
public static void main(String args[])
System.out.println("Enter a number "); //This prompts the user to enter a number
Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
double t = scan.nextDouble(); //Stores the valuse as a double
System.out.println("Enter a second number "); //This prompts the user to enter a 2nd number
double v = scan.nextDouble(); //Stores the valuse as a double
double w = Math.floor(Math.random()*(t-v+1)+v); //assigns w to a random number in between t & v
System.out.println(w); //prints w
Wind chill
Given the temperature t (in Fahrenheit) and the wind speed v (in miles per hour), the National Weather Service defines the effective temperature (the wind chill) to be:
w = 35.74 + 0.6215 t + (0.4275 t – 35.75) v0.16
Write a program WindChill.java that takes two double command-line arguments t and v and prints out the wind chill. Use Math.pow(a, b) to compute ab. Note: the formula is not valid if t is larger than 50 in absolute value or if v is larger than 120 or less than 3 (you may assume that the values you get are in that range).
How Much Energy is Released?
How much energy (in kilojoules) is released when 7.40g of water at 39.0∘C is cooled to -18.0∘C? The heat of fusion of water is 6.01 kJ/mol, and the molar heat capacity is 36.6 J/(K⋅mol) for ice and 75.3 J/(K⋅mol) for liquid water.
What is the Radius of a Tungsten atom?
The length of a unit-cell diagonal that passes through the center atom in tungsten is equal to 549 pm.
What is the radius (in picometers) of a tungsten atom?
What is the entropy of vaporization?
Naphthalene, better known as "mothballs," has bp= 218∘C and ΔHvap = 43.3kJ/mol.
What is the entropy of vaporization, ΔSvap [in J/(K⋅mol)] for naphthalene?
Dalton's Law of Partial Pressure
A 1-L flask is filled with 1.10g of argon at 25 ∘C. A sample of ethane vapor is added to the same flask until the total pressure is 1.40atm .
What is the partial pressure of argon, P(Ar), in the flask?
What is the partial pressure of ethane, P(ethane), in the flask?
Biochemical Applications of the Gas Laws
The various gas laws can be used to describe air, which is a mixture of gases. In some cases, these laws have direct application to the air that we breathe.
A.) How long does it take a person at rest to breathe one mole of air if the person breathes 80.0mL/s of air that is measured at 25 ∘C and 755 mmHg?
B.) Typically, when a person coughs, he or she first inhales about 2.30L of air at 1.00 atm and 25 ∘C. The epiglottis and the vocal cords then shut, trapping the air in the lungs, where it is warmed to 37 ∘C and compressed to a volume of about 1.70 L by the action of the diaphragm and chest muscles. The sudden opening of the epiglottis and vocal cords releases this air explosively. Just prior to this release, what is the approximate pressure of the gas inside the lungs?
C.) Helium-oxygen mixtures are used by divers to avoid the bends and are used in medicine to treat some respiratory ailments. What percent (by moles) of He is present in a helium-oxygen mixture having a density of 0.538g/L at 25 ∘C and 721 mmHg?
Partial Pressure and the Ideal Gas Law
The ideal gas law, PV=nRT is independent of the kind of gas. In other words, the pressure exerted by a given number of ideal gas particles is the same whether the sample consists of all one type of particle or a mixture of different kinds of particles.
Therefore, the pressure exerted by a mixture of gases can be expressed as follows:
A partial pressure is the pressure exerted by just one type of gas in a mixture. A partial pressure is calculated using only the number of moles of that particular gas, instead of the total number of moles:
P1=n1RTV, P2=n2RTV, P3=n3RTV,etc.
The sum of the partial pressures is equal to the total pressure in the mixture:
Air is about 78.0% nitrogen molecules and 21.0% oxygen molecules. Several other gases make up the remaining 1% of air molecules. What is the partial pressure of nitrogen in air at atmospheric pressure (1 atm)? Assume ideal behavior.


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The receiver, returner, and runner likely to add wildcat QB to his resume.
Vandy's Jordan Matthews and Zac Stacy team up to give the 'dores a thousand yard receiver and rusher.
Mike Glennon threw three TDs as NC State beats Boston College to close out their season.
NC State heads into Clemson for a little mid-afternoon Textile Bowl action. We'll describe here what we expect to see out of the Pack this weekend.
NC State receivers dropped a lot of passes yesterday, and there were varying levels of emotional consequences.
NC State took a 10-point lead into the fourth quarter on Saturday, but the Heels rallied to tie and won the game on a punt return touchdown in the final minute.
Mike Glennon of the N.C. State Wolfpack completed three fourth down conversions on the final drive, including one that was the game-winning touchdown to Bryan Underwood to upset third-ranked...
NC State used a strong second half to overcome Florida State on Saturday night.
Maybe Florida State's impressive start is a product of its schedule.
NC State does something OTHER than lose to Miami!
The Wolfpack (sans Carlos) are coming to Miami on Saturday, as the Hurricanes look to go 3-0 in the ACC for the first time since 2004.
NC State took care of South Alabama on Saturday night.
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It may last just less than half an hour, but days of work and almost a year of planning goes into the 4th On Broadway's Fireworks Extravaganza. But who's in charge of putting the show together? Meet the face behind the flashy show.
"That's just those ones that voom, and fill up the sky!" explains Jeremy Ross enthusiastically, as he describes what people should expect to experience at this year's fireworks extravaganza.
"This is one of my passions, I love it," he says.
His passion for lighting up the sky on the 4th of July is something he looks forward to year round.
"It's probably the funnest job I've ever had, I get to shoot fireworks man and it's great," he says.
Even though Jeremy has only viewed the show once since he began his job twelve years ago, he still experiences the magic he's created through his audience.
"I can hear everybody cheering over the show and it's just amazing to me!" Jeremy exclaims.
What's amazing is the long labor put into the show and how quickly it's over.
"It'll take two and a half days to get this all set up, shoot in it 20-25 minutes then tear it down," he says.
Despite the hard work, Jeremy keeps a smile on his face because he loves his job.
"I just love doing it. It's one of those deals that you never thought when you were a kid that you would actually get to shoot fireworks and make money at it, it's just unreal," he says.
But Jeremy won't take credit for all the work, he says he owes it to mother nature for providing a perfect canvas for the art he will create tomorrow.
"I was getting kind of worried the first of the week but all the rain blew over. It made everything green around here so we won't have any fires," he observes.
The firecracker man himself hints at a surprise that's planned for Sunday night's show that will get your attention in a big way.
"We used to have them and they were smaller, now we've got them back and they're bigger," he says with a sly grin on his face.
The city spent almost $20,000 on this year's show and they say it will all be worth it when the expected 100,000 plus people come out to see the show.
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KINGSTON, N.Y.Ā - Mayor Shayne Gallo is expected Thursday to outline an initiative he says will help turn Midtown's Broadway corridor into a technology and education hub.
Gallo will talk about his proposed Business, Educational, Arts and Technology, or BEAT, plan at a news conferenceĀ at 11 a.m. Thursday at City Hall, 420 Broadway.
The Freeman will live stream the press conference on its website at dailyfreeman.com.
The mayor has said the plan is part of his effort to revitalize Midtown. The centerpiece of the plan is Gallo's proposal to move the city police station from Garraghan Drive in Rondout to the former Bank of America building on Broadway at Henry Street.
Gallo first proposed the move in March 2012. Later, Bank of America transferred the building to the Kingston Local Development Corp.Ā for one dollar.
Building renovations are needed, but no work has begun.


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I'm all for personal service, but since when did my bank become my friend?
On my birthday last weekend, I received well wishing messages and calls from friends and family both here and abroad.
It's always fantastic to get a phone call or text and it's something that makes me really miss the people I don't get to see that often.
But when suddenly a Happy Birthday message appeared on my mobile screen from my bank, the only emotion I felt was surprise, closely followed by disappointment, as it was no more than a few kind words and not a message offering me an interest-free loan as a birthday treat!
Banks and customers have long had a very formal relationship.
People used to put on a tie to go see their banker – and probably still do – while not too long ago being a banker was seen as a prestigious position within society.
Today however, not only have bankers lost and destroyed their "holier than thou" reputation, the formality that has long gone along side banking has been reduced to a thumbs up "Like" button on Facebook.
Apparently banks are cashing in on social media sites and trying to befriend customers via sites like Facebook.
Currently about 25% on financial firms are using social media to connect with customers, while about 90% admit that they are earmarking funds to follow suit.
Getting rid of stiff formalities and getting chummy with customers seems to be the order of the day for modern banks, hence Birthday text messages and friend requests from financial institutions.
However, being a virtual friend of your bank may have benefits.
They aren't going to bring you over hot dinners if you're feeling poorly, but if you have got a bank-related problem, it's now possible to skip the frustrating hold music and tweet your complaint for faster service.
Some banks are even offering Refer-A-Friend contests and rewards and we definitely "Like" that!
Check out what your bank has to offer.
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Dale Cregan admits murder of two police officers
Dale Cregan suddenly changed his plea in court today, and admitted he did murder PCs Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes, after luring them to their deaths with a false 999 call.
Cregan fired 32 bullets at the police women in Hattersley, Greater Manchester, and threw a grenade at them. Initially, he had insisted he was not guilty.
Lewis Vaughan Jones reports: