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|Excellent - 90 reviews
The Nucor Building Systems in Terrell is a big reason why many guests come to our Forney hotel. The TEEX Engineering School in Mesquite, Orange County Container Group and Marazzi Tile often have students and workers in the region. Whether you're here for leisure or to take care of business, you deserve spacious accommodations and a friendly staff. We're the...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 90 reviews
Good 7.0
Beautiful décor, comfortable beds, luxurious linens, very comfortable and clean!
I booked this room for an early morning surgery near by. At 9:30 the children in the room above were running and jumping. After 30 min. I called the front desk the disturbance continued. They were at it again first thing in the morning!Staff did nothing!Staff needs to improve on being service oriented. I had to wait while she finished paper work to be checked in. Which wouldn't have been so bad but she said Can I help you, when I gave her my name she went back to the paper work instead of looking up my reservation, and then of course the lack of concern for my sleep with the noise in spite of sharing I had surgery at 6:30am.
Excellent 10.0
Cleanliness quiet great breakfast
Elevator broke. But was fixed quicklt
|Excellent - 29 reviews
Enjoy a comfortable stay at our Terrell, Texas hotel. Surrounded by the beautiful land of northeastern Texas and just minutes away from area colleges and businesses, our Terrell, Texas, Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites is one of the finest Terrell hotels around. You'll find the headquarters for businesses such as Madix as well as the distribution centers...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 29 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Nice motelGood area and eating places and shopping.
Good 8.0
Huge, very comfortable room. Best pillows ever!
Breakfast- I was there from 7:00-7:20 pancake machine out of batter, juice machine out of juice, cinnamon rolls were covered with a sign, 'ready soon.' Bread choices were white bread for toast or biscuits. Eggs were undercooked. Gravy was good.Seemed to be short-handed on a busy Saturday morning. The breakfast was not stocked and the one young man working it had no sense of urgency. No one was at the front desk. I was there several minutes, gave up and went to breakfast, went back and waited several minutes again, never saw a desk clerk. The room was excellent. Very comfortable bed and I loved the pillows. I slept well, never heard a sound from the hall or other rooms.
|Excellent - 192 reviews
hang on tight or let loose.. welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Dallas/Mesquite. Hang on tight for a fun ride in Mesquite, the "Rodeo Capital of Texas" ...which offers everything from bucking broncos to soothing symphonies. The Hampton Inn & Suites® hotel in Dallas/Mesquite is located next door to the Mesquite Rodeo Arena. Our hotel offers over 54,000 feet...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 192 reviews
Okay 6.0
Desk staff were helpful and friendly.
The shower gave *only* very hot water. I reported this to the desk; the maitron d'hôtel made out a repair ticket. When I returned to the room 15hrs later *nothing* had been done. The shower was unusable throughout my stay.Appointments, decor and furnishings both in the room and in public spaces were pleasing and comfortable.
Okay 5.0
The breakfast was very good. The staff was very helpful and friendly.
The hotel was not located in a very good neighborhood. The freeways and exits to the hotel were blocked off at night.I did not think this hotel was a two and a half star hotel and worth the price that I paid.
|Excellent - 443 reviews
Located 22 miles east of downtown Dallas, the Hilton Dallas/Rockwall Lakefront hotel is a beautiful waterfront destination in the exclusive lakeside community of Rockwall. This Lake Ray Hubbard hotel is set in The Harbor Rockwall, a stunning Mediterranean-style boardwalk development featuring excellent shopping, dining and entertainment. The hotel's location...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 443 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Location and cleanliness
Valet was offended that we wanted to self parkIt was beautiful. Nice pool too
Excellent 10.0
The bed
Everything was way over pricedWhen had a beautiful view and we liked the Harbor are..
|Good - 100 reviews
The La Quinta Inn and Suites Dallas Mesquite was recently named a 2013 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award winner! The La Quinta Inn and Suites Dallas Mesquite is the perfect place to stay for your visit to the Dallas area. Downtown Mesquite is 2 miles away and downtown Dallas is only 10 miles away. Take in an old fashion rodeo at the Mesquite...
Overall Rating - Good - 100 reviews
Good 8.0
Black hairs in the bed. Long black hairs in the bath tub.
Excellent 10.0
Friendliness of staff. Wonderful breakfast. Room was cool and clean. Nothing broken.
Usage of remotes was very confusing. Two remotes. One to turn on/off and column. Second remote to change channels. Had to call front desk for help and got it figured out.Much better quality than last La Quinta we stayed in.
|Excellent - 84 reviews
The La Quinta Inn & Suites Garland Harbor Point was recently named a 2014 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award winner! 100% Non Smoking Hotel La Quinta Inn & Suites-Garland Harbor Point features 65 luxurious guest rooms. We are located just 1 mile from fishing, boating, sailing, or jet skiing at Lake Ray Hubbard. Enjoying shopping at the Bass...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 84 reviews
Excellent 10.0
I must say that Poppy at the front desk was the most welcoming staff member I have encountered at a hotel ever. The room was spacious, and comfortable for my family of 4. The breakfast was good, they even had a Texas shaped waffle maker. So Cool!
nothing. This place is great!The room was very clean and in excellent condition. The hotel was quiet while we were there. The staff were friendly and made you feel like a valued guest. The breakfast area was spacious and had a nice selection of items. My son loved his surprise waffle that was in the shape of Texas!! Really neat for a child that had never been to the state. I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel to any one.
Good 7.0
Friendly staff. Plenty of amenities and nice pool.
Beds were uncomfortable to both my wife and me. Used to less firm mattress.Overall stay was very pleasant. Close to interstate but very quiet.
|Excellent - 170 reviews
Garland Hotel's Amenities Ensure Superior Stay Conveniently situated in the northeast suburbs of Dallas, the full-service Holiday Inn® Garland hotel exceeds all expectations with its quality service. Whether you're here on a business trip or Garland vacation, this hotel's location off President George Bush Highway is the perfect choice. From upscale shopping...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 170 reviews
Excellent 10.0
How nice room service was when dinner was delivered to our room
Excellent 10.0
|Excellent - 94 reviews
The La Quinta Inn & Suites Rockwall was recently named a 2014 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award winner! NEW! Samsung Flat-panel TVs with 30 channels of HD programming. Easy-access Plug-and-Play feature makes it simple to connect electronics. Conveniently located near Lake Ray Hubbard, the La Quinta Inn & Suites Rockwall TX hotel offers easy a...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 94 reviews
Good 8.0
Just noisey.but they put us next to laundry and baby showers going on at 7pm? Wish I could've been a Lil further away from all that
Good 8.0
The rooms were large and comfortable. Floors were clean and the bed was comfortable.
Having a room near the elevators...early morning and late night it was a bit tiresome hearing people chatter when the got off the elevator, but people don't seem to be concerned that their voices travel into the rooms of other guests.It was near restaurants so you could walk without having to jump in the car and drive somewhere. Shopping was close by if you knew the area. The lobby of the hotel was neat and clean with no newspapers or empty coffee cups.
|Okay - 58 reviews
Relax at the consistently enjoyable Microtel Inn and Suites by Wyndham Mesquite/Dallas At Highway 80 hotel conveniently located near downtown Dallas, Love Field, bull riding at the Mesquite Rodeo, and less than three miles from movie theaters and the Towne East Mall. Enjoy meals at the Mesquite Diner onsite. Appreciate modern comfort at affordable prices at...
Overall Rating - Okay - 58 reviews
Okay 6.0
The location was amazing and the customer access from the side doors and not just through the front door was great!
There was no elevator Smoking and non smoking rooms were mixed! It wasn't updated(modern) No notepads or ink pens in room No business center We had to request our iron and ironing boardThe breakfast was from 6-9 it consisted of cereals, juice, donuts, etc. check in was easy with no hassles. Staff was nice Easy access to all highways The Diner right in front of the hotel was amazing!
Mediocre 3.0
That were bugs in the room and we were given a can of black flag bug spray to kill them. Staff was not very nice about us complaining about the bugs. The comment was made that we should not complain since we got a low price for the room.We left and went to another hotel. I will never stay there again.
|Good - 162 reviews
Surround yourself with the conveniences of the office and comforts of home at the La Quinta Inn Balch Springs, just southeast of Dallas TX. Neighboring cities include Seagoville, Mesquite, and Combine, TX Standard amenities such as a microwave and refrigerator in every room, relaxing outdoor pool, and Free Bright Side Breakfast® make this hotel a relaxing...
Overall Rating - Good - 162 reviews
Poor 2.0
nothing at all
At the time of arrival they give us a single bed , we ask for doblue beds and the deny it even do we rent 3 rooms. We have book before and with no problem we get asign 2 beds, this time was just not an option.when taveling again this route I'll skip this area to never stay there again.
Poor 1.0
The price was good but that was it.
Place smelled bad of cigarette smoke. Water stains everywhere. Dead roaches in the rooms and very out of date decor and furniture. Bad neighborhood. Ran down.We knew several other people staying there. They tried box fans out the windows and air fresheners. After an hour we all left to go to another hotel. Absolutely one of the filthiest and bad hotels I've ever visited.
|Mediocre - 2 reviews
Located in Mesquite, Crossland Economy Studios - Dallas - Mesquite is close to Town East Mall and Mesquite Golf Club. This motel is within the vicinity of Amberton University and Resistol Arena. Make yourself at home in one of the 137 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and stovetops. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps y...
Overall Rating - Mediocre - 2 reviews
Poor 2.0
Rooms too smoky. You can hardly breathe. Changed rooms twice... still smoky. Thin walls. Dude next door played loud radio all night.
Mediocre 4.0
If i had someone with me i wouldve been more comfortable. the hotel itself was fine. great for the money... it was just the people staying there that made me uncomfortable. loud arguements next door, a guy following me in the stairwell trying to 'holler at me'. the staff was professional and accomodating. once i was in my room i was fine... just watch out for the tenants!
|Good - 15 reviews
Welcome to BEST WESTERN Country Inn! Enjoy water recreation at its finest near our hotel in Terrell, Texas with Clear Springs Scuba Park and Splash Kingdom Family Waterpark both in the neighborhood. Fishing is a way of life near our Terrell hotel, and many fishermen and women consider us their home away from home. The Tanger® Outlet Center is another popul...
Overall Rating - Good - 15 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Room was very clean and staff at the reception was nice and helpful. The hotel also provided breakfast
I was not too excited about the breakfast because there was no meat (or I did not find it) but for this room price I am happy to have breakfast at all.
Okay 5.0
Bed was comfortable
I received the room at $20 less than market price. The hotel staff placed me in a room where the phone did not functioned and smelled like cigarettes very badly. The staff never once asked if I preferred smoking or non-smoking. I had to make that request.
|Good - 23 reviews
Guaranteed southern hospitality awaits you at this Seagoville hotel, which is just a short drive from the excitement of Dallas, TX. The Mesquite Pro Rodeo always attracts travelers from around the country to our Seagoville hotel. However, speed is the real draw to the region. From the Dallas Raceway to the RPM Speedway Race Track, getting the motors running...
Overall Rating - Good - 23 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Very friendly overnight staff, went above and beyond to wake sure I was awake from wake up call.
Excellent 9.0
NoEasy access, helpful staff, clean and quiet if you are on the back side of the building.
|Excellent - 59 reviews
lakeside fun for the whole family.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Dallas-Rockwall Discover a lakeside paradise just outside of Dallas when you visit Rockwall, offering easy access to the world-famous attractions and business centers of the nearby metropolis. The Hampton Inn® hotel Dallas-Rockwall is located next to Lake Ray Hubbard, only about a half-hour from...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 59 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The hotel was clean, the staff was courteous and just an overall good experience.
Excellent 9.0
Price was excellent for what you received. Staff was friendly and helpful. Breakfasts was good and don't forget the peanut butter cookies in the evening.
|Good - 38 reviews
This Dallas hotel offers easy access to downtown attractions, sporting events, business locations and the Dallas Convention Center. The BEST WESTERN Northwest Inn is centrally located in Dallas, Texas and is a convenient choice for guests traveling to conventions. Business travelers will appreciate the close proximity to FedEx and Southwest Airlines Headqua...
Overall Rating - Good - 38 reviews
Good 7.0
Was very quiet and parking seemed to be secure. There was only one way in and out.
Not the hotels fault, but it was hard to get onto the highway going east. Usually had to go west to a U-turn, or wait for a break in traffic from both directions.
Good 8.0
The room was really nice. Bed was comfortable. Very clean, large room.Very close to Dallas love field and as with most airports not the best area of town although going opposite direction of the airport you do get to a nice area within a block. There is a strip club across the street which is a negative.


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We hope you are all doing well and getting out of the house once in a while now
that spring is here. We'll be getting out of the house and on tour soon - more
about that below.
We can now tell you our brand new record is called "In Between Evolution." IBE
will be available in Canada Tuesday June 29th and most likely the same day
in the US.
Thanks for supporting the first single "Vaccination Scar" at radio
and at www.puretracks. com where VS is the #1 downloaded track. We're working
on a very cool video treatment of Vaccination Scar, which we think you will
really like. Before it goes to television we'll make sure you have a sneak
peek of it at www.thehip.com - details to follow in another message.
The title for our 11th album comes from a painting by a young Canadian artist
from Kingston, Cameron Tomsett. Rob of course brought Cameron's work to our attention
and we all thought it was terrific and suited our latest recording. In Between
Evolution, the painting, is a collage-like work of 27 drawings combined. We invite
you to visit thehip.com to see a portion of the album art. We'll add a new piece
each week.
Read more about Cameron's art and his chance
meeting with Rob.
You might also be interested in Johnny's recent
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Interview excerpt...
"How do you think the new album will be received by the public and the critics?"
I know the tempos are popped right up there, they are a lot faster. It's more
like a record we made called Road Apples, we made that in New Orleans and it
was on the heel of a tour. The instrumentation is pretty much the same as that,
there are no overdubs. [Adam] Kasper [the producer] would not really let us do
too much. As far as people reacting, like the critics, we really haven't been
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working musicians and get on the road and play, we are happy about that.
Tour Dates - here's what has been confirmed at this time.
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Designed as a custom play feature for the High Line, this collection of wooden planks, wheels, pulleys, "wingbolts" and rope allow children to follow their curiosity while playing. There are no wrong answers, and while the pieces can come together in the form of a structure used to convey buckets or materials, they can also become a giraffe, monster, robot, airplane or just a "thingy". Here the act of playing and playing and building is the goal, not the finished product. Developed in collaboration with Early Learning Educators and Friends of the High Line, the Workyard Kit reflects the High Line's industrial history and simple, honest materiality.
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(FDA) still has not pulled Mifeprex, an abortion drug more commonly
known as RU-486, after reporting March 17 that two more women died
after taking it.
"How many women will have to die after taking this drug?" asked Randall O'Bannon of National Right to Life.
"One death is too many. But after at least seven American deaths and at least 12 reported deaths worldwide, it is clear that this drug should not be given to women," said the organization's director of education and research.
To date, the FDA has directly linked to the drug to the deaths of seven women. As well, the FDA has received more than 800 reports of complications caused by the drug. The FDA admits that only 10 percent of complications from drugs get reported.
An RU-486 abortion involves bleeding, pain, and cramping, often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. The expectation of these side effects often causes women and doctors to overlook important signs of infection or serious conditions, like ectopic pregnancy.
National Right to Life claims that many deaths and injuries related to the drug may never be reported. Reporting is voluntary, and women going to the emergency room may never tell the doctor they have taken the drug, the organization explained in a press release.
In another communiqué, Concerned Women for America pointed out that the FDA has pulled other drugs that have caused fewer deaths and less severe complications than RU-486.
For example, NeutroSpec, an imaging agent used to diagnose internal infections, was pulled after being linked to two deaths, 20 severe reactions, and 46 other "less" severe reactions.
Tysabri, a drug to treat multiple sclerosis, was pulled after reports that three patients taking it had developed PML, a rare brain disease.
Lotronex, used to treat irritable bowel syndrome, was taken off the market after 70 patients had developed severe problems, and five patients died.
Given the statistics, the CWA is wondering why the FDA is slacking in pulling Mifeprex off the shelf. Mifeprex is distributed by Danco.
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pro-life groups are wondering why the Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) still has not pulled Mifeprex, an abortion drug more commonly
known as RU-486, after reporting March 17 that two more women died
after taking it.
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text: Once in a while I check a reference in a text, and then find myself reading the whole book because I cannot put it down—such has been the case with Anne Moore's Moving Beyond Symbol and Myth: Understanding the Kingship of God of the Hebrew Bible Through Metaphor. This is a revision of her doctoral dissertation from Clairmont in New Testament, and her effort to correct dated approaches to discerning what the "kingdom of God" metaphor would have meant in Jesus' day. The major problem with previous studies, according to Moore, is that they ignore the diverse meanings of this metaphor in the Hebrew Bible, making it center solely on eschatology, and making the source of the kingship of God revolve around a common stock Ancient Near Eastern idea of a Divine Warrior. This latter point is what I think is worth sharing. Read the rest of this entry »


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Monarchs Open CAA Tournament Play in Richmond Saturday, March 7
The Old Dominion University men's basketball team, which earned a first-round bye in the CAA Tournament, will face the winner of Friday's Hofstra vs. UNC Wilmington contest in a quarterfinal game at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, March 7, at the Richmond Coliseum.
First-round tournament action tips off on Friday, March 6, as No. 8 Georgia State (11-19, 8-10 in CAA) meets No. 9 Delaware (13-18, 6-12 in CAA) at noon, followed by No. 5 Hofstra (20-10, 11-7 in CAA) against No. 12 UNC Wilmington (7-24, 3-15 in CAA) at 2:30 p.m. In the night session, No. 7 James Madison (18-13, 9-9 in CAA) takes on No. 10 William and Mary (10-19, 5-13 in CAA) at 6 p.m., followed by No. 6 Drexel (15-13, 10-8 in CAA) vs. No. 11 Towson (10-21, 5-13 in CAA) at 8:30 p.m.
In the quarterfinals on Saturday, March 7, No. 1 VCU (21-9, 14-4 in CAA) faces the Georgia State/Delaware winner at noon, followed by No. 4 ODU (20-9, 12-6 in CAA) against the Hofstra/UNCW winner at 2:30 p.m. In the night session, No. 2 George Mason (20-9, 13-5 in CAA) meets the JMU/W&M winner at 6 p.m., followed by No. 3 Northeastern (18-11, 12-6 in CAA) against the Drexel/Towson winner at 8:30 p.m.
The semifinal contests will take place at 3 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 8, and the CAA men's basketball championship game is set for 7 p.m. Monday, March 9.
Tickets are $21 per session and $70 for a tournament book that includes all 11 games. Tickets are available at www.ticketmaster.com or by calling 1-800-745-3000.
Sonny Allen, who coached ODU from 1965-75 and led the Monarchs to two NCAA Division II National Championship games, winning it all 1975, will be the school's legend at this year's CAA Championships. He will be honored at the awards banquet Thursday night, March 5, along with the other legends from each CAA school. He will also be honored at halftime of the Monarchs' CAA Tournament game on Saturday, March 7.
CAA Tournament games on Friday can be viewed on the Internet (www.caasports.com). WSKY-TV (channel 4) will carry Saturday's and Sunday's games. Monday's title game will be televised by ESPN2.
The athletic department will offer bus transportation to the CAA Women's Basketball Tournament in Harrisonburg, Va., for the semifinal and championship rounds on Saturday and Sunday, March 14 and 15, should the Lady Monarchs advance in the tournament. The bus will depart each day from the Ted Constant Convocation Center, returning after the ODU game. The cost of the bus each day is $50 and includes roundtrip transportation and game ticket. A minimum of 40 fans must register for the bus each day to guarantee the transportation package.
To register, e-mail Julie Hyslop at email@example.com and provide your name, phone number and e-mail address. The deadline to register is 5 p.m. Wednesday, March 11.
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NYTimes Art Critic Takes on 'Noxious Vibes Emanating' from the Ultra-Rich '1 Percent'
New York Times art critic Holland Cotter's year-i- review piece Sunday opened with an awkward metaphorical shout-out to the lefty park-squatters of Occupy Wall Street and an excoriation of the "noxious" 1 percent: "Complacency Butts Up Against Game Changers": "...art-worldlings did at least adopt one thing from the Occupy Wall Street movement: a new identifying label for the source of particularly noxious vibes emanating from art fairs, V.I.P. galas and museum boardrooms: namely the 1 percent."
There was a lot of painting on view in Zuccotti Park this fall, in the form of Occupy Wall Street protest posters, free for the taking. And there was a lot of painting on the walls of New York art galleries, most of it post-M.F.A. eye candy with hefty price tags. The physical distance between Lower Manhattan and the Chelsea art zone is short, but the mental and moral gap felt immeasurable. The park was about light-on-its-feet, change-the-game politics. Chelsea -- leaden and inbred -- was about cash and caution.
True, art-worldlings did at least adopt one thing from the Occupy Wall Street movement: a new identifying label for the source of particularly noxious vibes emanating from art fairs, V.I.P. galas and museum boardrooms: namely the 1 percent. But why, you'll ask, dis the ultrarich? Haven't they historically been the primary bankrollers of great art?
Sure, except we're not getting great art. By and large we're getting high-polish mediocrity. You had really, truly, desperately need to believe in the perpetual wondrous newness value of contemporary work to conclude that the New York gallery season just past was anything more than a long flat line, with month after month of young artists rehashing yesteryear's trends and veterans cannibalizing their own careers.
On July 22 Cotter revealed his suspicions of free-market capitalism in his review of an exhibit of Soviet and post-Soviet art: "Free-market capitalism brought its suppressions and exclusions, as artists discovered. Among other things, some felt, it undermined the purpose and value of art."
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It has been my understanding
Submitted by Tugboat Phil on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 10:34am.
that the word "noxious" best describes the Occupoopers.
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Second paragraph is spot on
Submitted by JeffC... on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 11:05am.
Unoriginal and rehashing--just like OWS.
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Hey, art critic: Guess which
Submitted by moderncommentaries83 on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 11:05am.
Hey, art critic: Guess which folks shell out hundreds, thousands and tens of thousands of dollars to support the art world? That "noxious" 1%...
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Yes, Mr. Cotter sounds the quintessential 99%er.
Submitted by SickofLibs on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 11:30am.
Born in Connecticut, raised in Beacon Hill, Boston. √
Harvard. √.
Degree in Indian Buddhist art, Columbia. √
Studied Sanskrit. √
Taught Islamic art. √
Pulitzer. √
Lives with "partner." √
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... and between him and his "partner," ...
Submitted by Newsbubba on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 1:07pm.
... (I'm guessing) they're probably knocking down anywhere from $250,000 to $500,000 in NYC and living and doing whatever they do to each other in a very trendy Manhatten hovel.
Went to a gallery the other day where my favorite artist was showing his latest stuff. The cheapest thing in there was $35,000. Haven't heard him bitching about the 1%. He'll sell it all in about a week when the show opens.
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wow... a new game!
Submitted by wizardjr on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 12:35pm.
Pooping on cop cars is a game. Who knew....?
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Really? Artists disdaining the rich?
Submitted by Tenebrous on Wed, 12/21/2011 - 7:39pm.
I wonder how they will survive. The OWS crowd doesn't have any money. Middle class people don't have the kind of money artists ask. Outside of the government and the wealthy, who's going to buy their stuff?
This guy thinks that free markets brought suppressions and exclusions? How could uncoerced choices suppress anyone? Exclusions? This sounds an awful lot like he's using fancy words to say that people didn't want to buy what the artists produced. Idiot. As if anyone had a guaranteed sale of anything they create.
It doesn't surprise me that this bigot wants art controlled by the state in the name of providing a living to said artists. By doing so, he moronically rips the heart out of what makes art work -- the individual acting freely. Typical. Let's cut off our nose to spite our face.
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S'More Nut Bars:
2 1/4 cups graham cracker crumbs (about 15-20 crackers)
1 tablespoon firmly packed dark brown sugar
2/3 cup unsalted butter, melted
7 1/2 ounces milk chocolate, coarsely chopped
7 1/2 ounces dark chocolate (60 to 72% cacao), coarsely chopped
1 1/2 teaspoons light corn syrup
1 cup heavy cream
10 marshmallows, cut into quarters
1/2 cup lightly salted whole peanuts
1/2 cup chopped lightly salted peanuts
Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F. Butter the sides and bottom of a 9x13 inch baking pan or spray it with nonstick cooking spray.
In a large bowl, stir together the graham cracker crumbs and brown sugar.
Add the butter. Use your hands to combine the mixture, then turn it out into the prepared pan. Using your hands, press the crust into an even layer along the bottom and up the sides of the pan. Use the bottom of a measuring cup to create a perfectly even crust.
Bake the crust for 10-15 minutes, or until the crust is golden brown. Remove the pan from the oven and place on a cooling rack.
In a large heatproof bowl, toss the chocolates together. Drizzle the corn syrup over the chocolate and set aside.
In a medium saucepan, bring the cream just to a boil. Remove from the heat and pour the cream over the chocolate mixture. Let stand for 2-3 minutes.
Starting in the center of the bowl and working your way out to the edges, whisk the chocolate mixture in a circle until completely smooth. Fold in the marshmallows and the whole peanuts. Pour the mixture into the prepared pan and use an offset spatula to spread it as evenly as possible. Sprinkle the top with the chopped peanuts.
Refrigerate for at least 3 hours, or until set. Cut into squares and serve.
The bars will keep in the refrigerator, tightly covered for up to 3 days.
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One of the trickiest parts of valuing talent is figuring out how one player might influence the other 52 on the team, and more specifically, how he could change the makeup of one side of the ball. How can one affect the culture of a locker room.
When Packers GM Ron Wolf signed Reggie White, the Minister of Defense was not quite the dominant player that he was his first eight years in Philadelphia and was already showing some signs of slowing down even if he was still regarded as one of the best at his position. But where he was as good as anyone in football was the way he changed the attitude in the locker room and altered the players' perception of the Packers across the National Football League.
He commanded respect from teammates, helped attract other talent to the farm town and united the locker room with his strong presence. He brought a professional approach to the game that set the tone for younger players. He was still very good on Sundays, but he was excellent setting a tone Monday through Saturday. He set a standard and his mere presence held the locker room accountable.
Wolf understood the power of the locker room the same way Bill Parcells and so many of his descendants have, from Bill Belichick to Sean Payton to Thomas Dimitroff and Scott Pioli.
Dimitroff traded for Tony Gonzalez, who did not fit the Chiefs' youth movement, and it was not until he joined the Falcons that Roddy White began to learn what it meant to be a professional and really emerged the past two seasons. Thomas Jones, known to have once coldcocked a disgruntled Cedric Benson in a Chicago practice, went to New York and instantly commanded the Jets' locker room with his work ethic. He has made even more of an impact alongside Jamaal Charles and Dexter McCluster in Kansas City. The Chiefs traded for Mike Vrabel for the same reason. And when they parted ways with Tony Richardson, it had a big effect on the difficult-to-manage Larry Johnson, who no longer had a strong-tempered leader to keep him in line. After Richardson left, Johnson's career tanked.
• Through seven weeks, the Chargers lead the NFL in both total offense with one of the game's top passing attacks and most brilliant offensive minds, piling up 422.7 yards per game, and they also sit atop the league in total defense, as Ron Rivera's stop unit is only allowing 244.3 yards per game. Despite outgaining opponents by a net 178 yards, the Chargers have only two wins to show for it, against what has been an average schedule. What has gone wrong? Penalties, turnovers and timely mistakes could be blamed, but not receiving a lot of attention is the state of the locker room. The fact that the Chargers had two offensive standouts holding out because of how they were unfairly classified by the changing CBA, and another Pro Bowl linebacker, Shawne Merriman, engaged in a battle of wills with the front office, did little to unite a locker room. Norv Turner has proven that he is a great offensive coordinator, but the question of whether there is a leadership void in San Diego remains to be addressed.
• Where Phil Savage perhaps slipped most in Cleveland with Romeo Crennel was in the type of players that were allowed to lead the team. Some of the best players — from Braylon Edwards to Kellen Winslow — set the worst examples, and it was not a surprise that Eric Mangini quickly parted ways with them upon his arrival as he tried to reshape the culture of the building.
• On the flip side, Josh McDaniels so highly valued character, especially at the QB position, that he chose to ship out a pouting Pro Bowl quarterback in his prime, a premier, prima donna receiver and a pass-catching tight end with loyalties to the old regime, not to mention FB Peyton Hillis. In exchange he has drafted a young nucleus of talent loaded with passion, including Tim Tebow, Demaryius Thomas and Knowshon Moreno, but it will take time for the group to develop, and seeking more change before McDaniels gets a chance to mold his hand-picked franchise quarterback may only set back the franchise further.
• One team that seems to thrive with renegades in the locker room is the Titans, who have sought hard-nosed, tough-minded, war daddies who are rough around the edges and play with a chip on their shoulder. It has backfired at times, as it did with Pacman Jones, but it also has worked quite well with many players, such as Albert Haynesworth, Stephen Tulloch and Kenny Britt.
• The Eagles were able to contain the explosiveness of Titans RB Chris Johnson by slamming the box, but they were not prepared to handle the big-play ability of WR Kenny Britt, who took over the game in the second half and overmatched the Eagles' secondary, running past Ellis Hobbs and Quintin Mikell with ease.
• The AFC clearly looks stronger than the NFC with three potentially dominant teams — the Jets, Patriots and Steelers. The unique characteristic of all three teams is the presence of a defensive coaching mastermind, with Rex Ryan, Bill Belichick and Dick LeBeau among the best in the league. Jeff Fisher of the Titans belongs in that category.
• Redskins DT Albert Haynesworth walked Bears OLG Chris Williams back to the quarterback like he was playing against a high school blocker. Williams entered the league with a bad back and little core anchor strength and some evaluators believe the fourth-round grades they had stamped on him in college were too generous with the way he has performed for the Bears. The play of his former Vandy teammate and that of the offensive line has left Jay Cutler looking as frustrated and disenchanted as he has ever been.
• Regardless of where Bears DL Israel Idonije was lining up, he was disruptive and leaving everything on the field, whether it was crashing past ORG Artis Hicks inside on the game's first snap or taking the inside on rookie OLT Trent Williams.
• The potential season-ending loss of Steelers DE Aaron Smith could turn out to be a more significant blow to overcome than the loss of Ben Roethislisberger was the first four games. Smith is so critical to setting the edge in Dick LeBeau's defense that most any replacement will result in a significant drop-off.
• The 49ers had a tough draw travelling across three time zones to face the Panthers and do not get a break this week as they fly to London after the game for a week of preparation before facing an embarrassed Broncos team that will be looking to make a statement. Once again, the Niners were in position to win late in the game against Carolina, up by a touchdown with less than five minutes to play, but could not preserve the lead as an inspired Matt Moore picked apart the defense by continually connecting with rookie WRs Brandon LaFell and David Gettis on two scoring drives.
• Few could have expected that the Buccaneers would be sitting near the top of the NFC standings with a 4-2 record, but they have pleasantly surprised this season in large part due to the comeback heroics of second-year QB Josh Freeman, who has led fourth-quarter comebacks in five of his seven career wins and has performed very well with a very young supporting cast of receivers.
• Underrated in the Seahawks NFC West-leading 4-2 start has been the aggressive play-calling of defensive coordinator Gus Bradley and the presence of the division's only experienced quarterback, Matt Hasselbeck.
• Jaguars ORT Eben Britton could not handle the speed of Chiefs OLB Tamba Hali ripping off the edge. Hali's effort has been very impressive this season, as he has screamed off the edge like his tail is on fire and continually disrupted the backfield. Glenn Dorsey has played with similar urgency.
• Jack Del Rio and Mike Singletary ascended through the coaching ranks before they had paid their coaching dues, and they do not have enough quality on their coaching staffs to compensate for their Xs-and-Os shortcomings. Of the NFL's 32 skippers, the two former linebackers look the most overmatched and may have to drop down to the college ranks if they want to continue their careers as head coaches.


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CHADBOURN, NC (WECT) - Some area post offices will close early on Wednesdays and completely on Saturdays, starting May 18th, according to a spokesperson for the U.S. Postal Service.
The moves will affect several post offices in North Carolina, including Atlantic Beach, Castle Hayne, Chadbourn, Clarkton, Erwin, Holly Ridge, Kenansville, Lumber Bridge, Parkton, Seven Springs, Beulaville, Bridgeton, Lake Waccamaw, Winnabow and Dudley.
The office will close at noon on Wednesdays. The moves are being made to save money, according to the postal service. Signs were posted this week on the affected offices.
The moves aren't sitting well with some. Chadbourn Mayor Fax Rector says he was taken by surprise and has reached out to Congressman Mike McIntyre to see what if anything can be done.
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A look at NFL handicapping with the PFW editor lobbying to become Las Vegas bureau chief.
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The 49ers are a popular pick to win the NFC West, as executive editor and division expert Dan Arkush pointed out recently. And indeed, San Francisco is the pick to win the West in the Yahoo! Sports / Pro Football Weekly 2010 NFL Preview magazine.
And the Niners are being treated like a division-title contender by Nevada oddsmakers, who have installed them as a slight favorite vs. Seattle. The Niners are favored by 2½ points by four sportsbooks whose line movements are tracked at VegasInsider.com, and Las Vegas Sports Consultants, Inc. also has San Francisco favored by that many points after opening the game a pick 'em. The Niners are three-point favorites at the Leroy's sportsbooks in Nevada, per VegasInsider.com. The line is lower at other places; for instance, the Niners are favored by just 1½ at Pinnacle, according to VegasInsider.com. But at a majority of sportsbooks, San Francisco is a road favorite.
The Niners were 5-3-1 against the spread as favorites in 2009. They were road favorites twice, covering and winning when laying 7½ points in the season finale at St. Louis but ... drum roll ... losing 20-17 as one-point favorites at Seattle in Week 13.
The win would be the Seahawks' final of the season, and they were awful in losses to Houston, Tampa Bay and Green Bay in Weeks 14-16. Overall, though, the Seahawks remained formidable at home, at least from a handicapping perspective, covering in five of eight games.
At first glance, this looks like a game I'll pass upon when making my Week One plays for my ProFootballWeekly.com handicapping column. But I'll be interested to see where the line will settle. Does it land in the 2-2½-point range, or is three the number? I don't see the Niners as a slam dunk in this game, but it is not as if the Seahawks inspire a lot of confidence, either. Seems like a three-point, coin-flip grinder to me.


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The attractions pass with public transportation option was a great way for us to see Sydney. We used the pass for entrance into several of the attractions and we definitely got our moneys worth. The transportation option was a great way to be able to see other sites such as Manly Beach and Bondi Beach without breaking the bank. I would highly recommend purchasing this pass.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
Four of us took the Manly Beach Sunset bike tour. It was absolutely amazing. Mike was very knowledgeable about the area and an awesome guide. The ride up the hill was a bit tough, but well worth the effort. Our total tour had six people. We could not have asked for a better excursion.
Doing what: Sydney Bike Tours
Our guide was Russel, with one 'L' ! He was amazing, gave us lots of information and took us to awesome places, stopped for photos ! We loved his guided tour ! This tour is a MUST for all those who are visiting Sydney and even for those who live in Sydney ! Manly beach was just awesome !
Doing what: Sydney Day Tour with Optional Sydney Harbour Lunch Cruise
We were picked up from our hotel at the exact scheduled time and after getting a few other passengers on board, we headed through Sydney, along Darling Harbour and over the famed Sydney Bridge! We made the first stop at Milsons Points right after crossing over the bridge, giving us front views of the Opera House for perfect picture shots! Driving through different neighborhoods really gave a better understanding of what Sydney is beyond the CBD, with beautiful houses and small niched harbours all around. Strolling along Manly Beach was really relaxing, watching people surfing, playing beach volley or simply enjoying lunch at one of the numerous coffee shops. It really felt like vacations! Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable, and gave us lots of information about the city and areas we were driving through. This is a really nice tour to see beyond traditional Sydney and a great way to discover the Northern Beaches. Not having to drive was nice, giving me more time to appreciate the scenery!
Doing what: Sydney, Manly and Northern Beaches Morning Tour with Optional Harbour Lunch Cruise
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We bought the 7 day Sydney card with transportation for myself, my husband and our 22 month child. We recommend doing it as it is a great way to get your moneys worth! Here is what we did in 7 days: Day 1) Picked up card in Darling Harbour, walked around there and went to the Wildlife World, then took the afternoon bus tour and rode the ferry back from Manly beach. We also went up in the tower. Day 2) Opera House Tour in Circular Quay, Jet Boat tour only one of us since one had to stay with the child, and Sydney Museum. We also walked around the Rocks Day 3) Zoo, and the Jet Boat tour Day 4), Blue Mountains, Explorer Bus and Scenic World, then when we got back we did the Aquarium. Day 5) Paddy's Markets, Powerhouse Museum, Hyde Barracks Museum and National Maritime Museum as well as the Queen Victoria Building Day 6) Susannah Place Museum, Harbor Bridge Pylon Lookout Day 7) Royal Gardens Park, New South Wales Art Gallery. It was a busy time and we were still able to meet friends for lunch and dinner and hang out in the parks and enjoy.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
You truly have not experienced Sydney unless you have gone on a cycling tour (7 hours worth in fact). Our guide was fantastic. His knowledge of the past, present and future of Sydney gets a gold star in my book. Areas covered included Manly Beach, North Head, The Rocks, Observatory Hill, Cockle Bay, Piers, Harbour Bridge, Hyde Park, Financial District, Botanical Gardens, you name it we saw it. The views throughout the entire tour were amazing! Bicycles and helmets were in great shape. The Manly Beach Wharf restaurant was chic and trendy, a nice place for a champagne and lunch. We even got souvenir hats at the end of the trip. We definitely would not have gotten the lay of the land if we hadn't booked this tour.
Doing what: Sydney Bike Tours
Had a great time, a lot to fit in, if staying in Sydney l suggest at least 5 days
as there is so much to do. The Manly beach tour was fantastic, Recommend
Doing what: Sydney, Manly and Northern Beaches Morning Tour with Optional Harbour Lunch Cruise
Overall good value for the money. However, pay attention to the fine print - the ferry to Manly Beach is only good for 24 hours, the Oz Jet Boats cost $15 extra per person on weekends, and you cannot take the train directly to or from the airport.
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
The pass is great value for money. Highly recommended, except for the services of AAT Kings which a great disappointment ! I made 3 calls to the booking office to confirm and re-confirm the tour for AAT Kings tour to Northern and Manly beach was scheduled in the afternoon. When the bus arrived, was informed by the driver that tour was scheduled in the morning. When i called the booking office, they apologised and said they will do the re-fund accordingly. Yet to get a re-fund!
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
Excellent for swimming, shopping, eating and night life - great place to relax for a weekend or even a day. Any more than that and you may as well go into the city.
a good value...especially if you have time to take advantage of a lot of the tours/attractions. I added transportation since we stayed outside of the city for a few nights. If you are staying in the city, you may not need the transportation option as most attractions are within walking distance. The book they give you highlights everything you can see/do. We found a few items in the book did not exist or have changed...be sure to ask the agent when you pick up your pass. This pass does not include the zoo, but there are other similar attractions you can see with this pass. Also note: if you get the transportation option it does not include the airport train cost ($15 each way) or the monorail system near Darling Harbour. It does include all of the city trains (most of Sydney) and a lot of the ferries (Manly beach).
Doing what: Sydney Attraction Pass Including Taronga Zoo, Sydney Opera House, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
Stuck in the bus most of the time, with a couple of stops for a limited time. Had a 30min stop at manly beach to get a toilet break and food , overall pretty average
Doing what: Sydney, Manly and Northern Beaches Morning Tour with Optional Harbour Lunch Cruise
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Return to Laurel Terry Homepage: http://www.personal.psu.edu/faculty/l/s/lst3/
Additional information and links are available on the "To Read More About It" pages at the end of most of my Powerpoint Presentations. These are located on my Presentations webpage.
The links below are organized in the following categories:
For additional information on materials related to the Global Legal Practice, see the Table of Contents of Laurel S. Terry, Global Legal Practice: Statutes and Standards (work in progress; title is tentative) and Laurel S. Terry, U.S. Legal Ethics: The Coming of Age of Global and Comparative Perspectives, 4 Wash. U. Global Studies L. Rev. 463 (2005).
Union Internationale des Avocats
Project on International Courts and Tribunals
CCBE [the European Union's Bar Association]
European e-Justice Portal (select a topic from the left hand menu)
Inter-American Bar Association (IABA)
National Bar Associations
[Outside the
Federation of Law Societies of Canada
The Law Society of England and Wales (see the International page in particular)
Japan Federation of Bar Associations
ABA Center for Professional Responsibility
ABA Webpage on the GATS and Legal Services
ABA Rule of Law Initiative (including links to the CEELI, Africa and Asia Initiatives)
ABA Commission on Ethics 20/20
ABA Commission on Multijurisdictional Practice
ABA Commission on Multidisciplinary Practice
ABA Section of International Law
ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar
ABA Task Force on Attorney-Client Privilege
ABA Task Force on Gatekeeper Regulation and the Legal Profession [FATF]
National Conference of Bar Examiners and ABA Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar, Comprehensive Guide to Bar Admission Requirements
The Transnational Legal Practice Committee of the ABA Section of International Law
Additional American Bar Association Ethics and Professional Responsibility Resources
Table of Contents for Laurel S. Terry, Global Legal Practice: Statutes and Standards (work in progress; title is tentative)
WTO and Other Trade Agreement Research
GATS Webpage of the ABA Center for Professional Responsibility (includes links to numerous resources)
NAFTA Claims.com – by Professor Todd Weiler
USTR Links Page showing all Free Trade Agreements (including links to the FTAA, ASEAN, MEFTA & bilateral FTAs)
Portal to the U.S. Government and its Entities
Selected Documents of the WTO Working Party on Domestic Regulation [and other documents relevant to the issue of extending WTO Accountancy Disciplines]
European and International Law Research
Emerging Professional Issues Webpage of the Canadian Bar Association
Regarding European Union Lawyers – see Julian Lonbay's Comprehensive Website
Centre for the Law of the Legal Profession in Europe –
Links Page of the Law Society of England and Wales
IBA Anti-Money Laundering Forum
Project on International Courts and Tribunals (especially the Matrix)
Links Page of the ABA Center for Professional Responsibility
Cornell Legal Information Institute American Legal Ethics Library
Findlaw – Professional Responsibility
Association of Corporate Counsel – includes materials related to Multijurisdictional Practice, attorney-client privilege and other policy issues
American Bar Association Websites Listed Above
United Nations (UN)
World Trade Organization (WTO)
International Court of Justice
Financial Action Task Force (FATF) on Money Laundering
Associate Members and FATF-Style Regional Bodies (includes links to
FATF-type groups in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Europe, the Pacific, and
Hague Conference on Private International Law
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
Bologna Process – Benelux Secretariat
Council of Europe – Legal Affairs
Organization of American States
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
U.S.-focused Organizations
American Society of International Law
Association of Corporate Counsel
Association of Professional Responsibility Lawyers [APRL]
Association of American Law Schools
National Organization of Bar Counsel
National Conference of Bar Examiners
National Center for [US] State Courts
Other Organizations
International Criminal Defence Attorneys Association (AIAD)
International Association of Young Lawyers (AIJA)
European Law Faculties Association
The Center for American and International Law
Selected International and Regional Codes of Conduct
[for information about using these in class, see A
"How To" Guide for Incorporating Global and Comparative Perspectives into the
Required Professional Responsibility Course,
ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct (2008) with links to U.S. state ethics rules
Australia, Model Rules of Professional Conduct (2002)
CCBE Code of Conduct (May 2006)
Charter of Core Principles of the European Legal Profession (May 2007)
The Hague Principles on Ethical Standards for Counsel Appearing before International Courts and Tribunals
IBA General Principles of the Legal Profession (Sept. 2006)
IBA International Code of Ethics (1988)
ICC Code of Professional Conduct for Counsel (Dec. 2005)
of Core Principles of the Legal Profession (Adopted by almost 100 Bar
Presidents, Nov. 2005, adopted by the
UN Basic Principles on the Role of Lawyers (1990)
Project on International Courts and Tribunals, Matrix
Laurel S. Terry, Codes of Conduct for International Tribunals and Arbitration (Prepared for the 2009 ASIL Annual Meeting)(includes, inter alia, counsel codes of conduct for the ICC, ICTY, ICTR, the U.N. Guidelines on the Role of Prosecutors, and the International Prosecutors Association Standards of Professional Responsibility and Statement of the Essential Duties and Rights of Prosecutors)
CCBE Info (subscribe by sending an email to email@example.com)
Highlights (from the Law Society of England and
Agenda (from the Law Society of England and
Consultations of
Bridges Weekly (published by the International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ICTSD), it covers trade News, including WTO and GATS News)(subscribe by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and type the words "subscribe bridges" in the "subject" line)
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4 pounds yams*, peeled and cut into 1/4-inch chunksSalt 1/2 cup pure maple syrup1/2 cup (1 stick) plus 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, chilled, cut into 1/2-inch pieces, divided2/3 cup all-purpose flour2/3 cup light brown sugar, packed1 cup pecans, coarsely chopped
Preheat oven to 400ºF. Butter 13x9x2-inch baking dish. Bring large pot of water to boil; add yams. Cook about 4 minutes or until water returns to simmer; drain. Rinse under cold water.
Arrange yams in prepared dish. Season with salt. Pour syrup over yams. Dot with 3 tablespoons butter. Cover and bake about 25 minutes or until yams are almost tender.
Mix flour and brown sugar in medium bowl. Add remaining 1/2 cup butter. Cut in until mixture resembles coarse meal. Add pecans; mix.
Sprinkle pecan mixture over yams; bake 20 minutes or until tender.
*Sweet potatoes may be substituted.
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By JOSH AULT6 News Reporter
DANDRIDGE (WATE) - A new moonshine distillery may soon be coming to Jefferson County.
Darrell Miller, who has proposed the distillery, wants to locate it in Dandridge.
Miller sent a letter of intent to the town's mayor about building a distillery in Dandridge two weeks ago.
Since a distillery has never been located in Dandridge, the town's planning commission will now have figure out exactly where it can go.
Miller says his distillery will be called Bootleggers Distillery. He has already put photos of what their bottles will look like on Facebook.
"I grew up in Dandridge," said Miller, "Family heritage back on my mother's side. They've been distillers all the way back up to Scotland that we can trace. It's a long line of heritage and I would rather keep it in my hometown."
Miller already knows exactly where he wants to put it.
"My vision would be doing a small micro-distillery, hopefully downtown, in the downtown setting," he said.
The town's planning commission would have to approve a downtown location, which they started looking into long before they got Miller's letter.
"Our planning commission, over the past several months, have been working on some legislation that would require the permitting of the distillery if one was going to be located in Dandridge," said Dandridge mayor George Gantte.
Dandridge is known to be very conservative, and Miller understands there might be mixed reactions to a distillery coming to the town.
"I know we are in the Bible Belt," said Gantte. "A lot of people would be concerned over the religious aspects of it. Also as a mayor, you're looking at possibility to generate revenue for the town."
Everyone 6 News spoke to in town is in favor of the distillery coming.
"I see no problem with that because I'm originally from West Virginia," said Dandridge resident Catherine Mounts. "The Hatfields and McCoys, they did the same thing and it helped the economy."
"I think it's a big plus in every way, from revenue and people who will come and see our town," said Dandridge business owner Jean Riggs. "It will certainly be good for all the businesses."
Miller says he has a goal, if everything works out with the town, to open up a distillery in Dandridge in the next six to nine months.
He says his moonshine will taste very different from others here in East Tennessee. He says he has a family recipe.
"It was handed down generation to generation," said Miller.
The Dandridge planning commission will meet Dec. 5 to make a final decision on exactly where Miller's distillery can be located.
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2. You may run an aftermarket fabricated body. The body must be made from magnetic steel or aluminum. The fabricated body, body mounting positions, and overall appearance must retain stock dimensions, original body lines and contours. Must be centered over the wheels. If you run an aftermarket Late Model style body, the car must be neat in appearance. No wedge shape or box style bodies. You may use Five Star or Performance Bodies replacement panels. No MD3 type components.
3. Must have the make of car, the required weight, and C.C. on the hood or front fenders.
4. You may use an aftermarket nosepiece and rear bumper cover. Must match make of car, if applicable. No fabricated front bumpers. No open rear ends. May use a minimum 18" solid filler panel, in lieu of the rear bumper cover.
5. Boxed-in interiors permitted, but must have a removable inspection panel on the right side. The interior must be strong enough to support the weight of emergency personnel, if necessary.
6. All cars must have a minimum ½" at the top of the front fenders, doors, and rear quarter panels. No sharp edges.
7. No wheel flares to extend beyond 2" of the outer wheel.
8. The minimum ground clearance will be 4" at any point of the body. Skirting is allowed, maximum 6 inches.
9. The rear quarter panels must not exceed 66" in width at any point as measured at the top of the panel. The maximum height from the ground to the top of the rear deck and quarter panel will be 38". No point of the body may be wider than 74".
10. Only aluminum or lexan-type rear spoiler will be permitted. The maximum overall height of the rear spoiler will be 6". Rear spoiler and braces mustmeet templates. (6" of surface material plus the bends, the top of spoiler may not be bent upward). The maximum width of the rear spoiler will be 62". The spoiler must be attached solidly to the deck, no raised spoilers or wings. Maximum 3 braces or supports may be used, must meet template.
11. The roof must be stock appearing and mounted level to the body and centered on the body, as viewed from the front or rear. The minimum height of the roof must be 48". A maximum 1 ½" bend or roll, turned downward, will be permitted along the front edge of the roof. A maximum 1" bend or roll, turned downward, will be permitted along the rear edge of the roof. Any other modifications to the roof will not be permitted. The roof post and spoiler supports may not overlap. All roof side panels and supports must extend to the edge of the body. The left and right side window sail panels must match, 18" maximum at the top and 36" maximum at the bottom.
12. Entire floor pan and fire walls must be un-altered.The front firewall must have all openings covered in case of fire or fluid leak in the engine compartment. The front roof supports / door jambs must remain intact a minimum of 18" above the chassis rail / rocker panel and they must be braced from the chassis. An extra foot brace may be required, if necessary. The rear firewall must be covered with sheet metal or aluminum to separate the driver's compartment from the fuel cell area. If the firewalls are altered or the front roof supports/door jambs are altered, weight penalties will be assessed up to 25 pounds per side for infraction of this rule.This weight must be welded or bolted properly at the location of the infraction. (part of total weight)
13. The front, main, and rear chassis rails must remain in the car and un-altered. If the stock chassis rails are modified or altered in any way, there will be a weight penalty for infraction of this rule.You may tie the uni-body chassis together. Absolutely no bracing under the car. If damaged, the front chassis rails may be replaced with tubing in front of the cross member. The sway bar may be connected to this tubing, but no other suspension components. If damaged, the rear chassis rails may be replaced with tubing behind the rear end housing. No solid tubing front to rear.
14. All cars must maintain the stock wheelbase. Rear wheel drive cars only.
15. Windshield is optional, if removed, you must have five protective bars on the driver's side. They must be between 4" and 5" intervals. They must be magnetic steel. No front side door windows allowed. You may fill in rear side openings, if applicable.
16. All cars 2000 C.C. and under – 2000 pounds minimum. Over 2000 C.C. – 2300 pounds with the driver after the race.
17. The engine maximum is 2500 C.C.
18. Engine must be in the stock location, this means factory height and setback. You may run solid motor mounts, but they must be stock size.
19. Zero decking allowed on the block, it must be a factory production steel block. All components of the engine must be stock production for the manufacturer of the block. Cylinder head and block must match factory production.
20. Any oil pan. May relocate the oil filter. No oil cooler allowed.
21. Must be a stock stroke crankshaft. Can use any rods. Crankshaft and rods may be stock or aftermarket.
22. Any flat top pistons. Toyota 3TC may run a dome of .235" maximum. Toyota 20R/22R may run a dome of .127" maximum.
23. Any clutch and flywheel permitted.
24. Stock production head and intake. No porting, polishing, or acid washing of the runners. Bowl blend allowed. No spacer between the head and the intake. No factory dual plug heads. One spark plug and two valves per cylinder maximum. No aluminum head on Fords.
25. Head of the valve must be stock diameter. May cut the spring pocket. Double valve springs permitted.
26. Cutting the lifter boss is permitted. Lash caps are permitted. May be hydraulic or solid lifters.
27. Aftermarket timing gear allowed to match cam key type. External adjuster permitted. No roller cam or rockers. Any lift on a flat tappet cam.
28. Holley 500 CFM (4412) or Holley 350 CFM (7448) must be used. No modification, except for choke housing. It must pass the track tool. Maximum 3" spacer. Adapter allowed to fit the Holleyto the intake.May cut intake to match adaptor bore sizes– No Polishing.
29. Mechanical or electric fuel pump permitted.
30. Must run a stock distributor. May run an aftermarket ignition system. No magnetos and no dual point distributor. Must have an operable starter in working condition.
31. Headers permitted.
32. Transmission and differential must be stock manufactured OEM production. The transmission must have a minimum two forward gears and one reverse, plus neutral position. You may weld the rear end gears or run a spool, but no other aftermarket devices. May run an adjuster and right front shut-off.
33. All cars must have an approved scatter shield and / or approved bell housing.
34. All suspension components must remain stock in their OEM mounting locations for the year make and model of the vehicle, unless otherwise stated.
35. The steering shaft may be a collapsible shaft. Aftermarket steering wheel and quick release are permitted.
36. Must use stock type magnetic steel shocks bolted in the stock location. No adjustable shocks. No coil spring attached to the shocks. Ford Pinto may relocate the front shocks for wedge bolt assembly. Toyota may run adjuster on stock front strut.
37. Springs must be located in the original position. You may run aftermarket springs, but you may not modify the spring bucket in any way.
38. May run screw jacks, wedge bolts, or adjuster cups.
39. Shackles permitted on the rear springs. Lowering blocks permitted. Stock type OEM multi-leaf style springs must be magnetic steel.
40. Strut cars must run stock or OEM replacement components, may brace top of tower. May alter the top of the strut tower with a slotted plate for the purpose of setting caster and camber. The strut towers must remain intact for support. If the strut towers are removed, you must add 35 pounds to the frame rail or chassis rail on each side that is missing. This weight must be welded or properly bolted in-line with the struts. (part of total weight)
41. Stock front and rear sway bars only, no adding of additional devises. No other adjusters allowed.
42. Any steel wheel 8"- 10" wide X 13" maximum. Bead lock rims permitted. Safety beads required on all wheels. One inch lug nuts recommended.
43. Racing fuel or pump gas only. No alcohol or additives.
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GRUNDY (NEWS RELEASE) -- On October 1, 2012 Anthony Allen O'Quinn was sentenced to 140 years in prison for the fraudulent use of a Dickenson County man's credit card. The Court suspended 130 years of this sentence on the condition that O'Quinn serve 10 years of incarceration and successfully complete a period of probation upon his release.
During the sentencing hearing, the prosecution pointed out that O'Quinn had a significant criminal history and had been convicted of crimes similar to those before the court. The Commonwealth further argued that while O'Quinn had received a lengthy sentence in Dickenson County for burglary, the Commonwealth was requesting a significant prison sentence for the crimes committed within Buchanan County.
When asked for comment, Arrington responded that "I promised our community that if elected, I would target repeat offenders, and whenever possible, I would seek lengthy sentences. I feel that this case is yet another example of my administration keeping our promises to the community and putting a career criminal in prison for a very long time."


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INDIANAPOLIS -- The Reds' quest to add an extra infielder took a new turn on Wednesday at the Winter Meetings.General manager Walt Jocketty has shown interest in free agent Craig Counsell and held talks with the veteran infielder's agent, Barry Meister. He did not elaborate beyond that.
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Lucas was the one who made 1, 2, and 3. Remember this.
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Nate Diaz Explains The Cowboy Hat Slapping At The Pre-Fight Press Conference.
The Diaz boys are like retarded f@#king monkies. I hope Cowboy rides the dumb ass like a mule. Pitter patter punching skinny ass fools.
So wait, now he's saying he DID slap his hand away?
I guess he kind of makes sense
ur gonna lose and get beat up .
I actually respect his rational on that. Get close and ya bound ta get smacked.
I dont understand y the Diaz Brothers get so mad about s*** talking when thats what they love to do also… Reminds me of high school
the problem with these guys is that they justifiy everything they do. they are seriously messed up in the head. No Cowboy was not "walking foward on you" or "trying to get in your face bumping you" what Cowboy was doing was staring you down just as much as you were staring him down. They lose their nerve, both Diaz's the same s*** happened with BJ and Nick. And then they pretend like something was happening that truly wasn't happening, serious mental anxiety and social problems with these two. Love to watch them fight though
cowboy needs to smash this dude
theres things u just dont do to the diaz's one is talk s***, try to outmouth or outstreet them. it's a bad look .
Jeezus…WTF. That was so dumb I think I lost some IQ points…It's a f****** STARE DOWN. FOR PROMO. "What you gonna do when someone's all up in your face?" The same thing you do at every other stare down!
SO tired of these dumbasses always acting unprofessional and stupid…
Cowboy did'nt move forward, he did say something but you shouldnt get all wounded for that. Diaz is gonna get his azz whooped!
THe entire family are low IQ trailer park retards, they CAN fight though.
im really looking fwd to this fight!!!
these guys remind me of little girls squabbling over stupid s*** like back in highschool. They have the mentality of an insecure 18 year old thats always trying to prove something
Diaz bros for life hahahah. I love them because they are the perfect example of doing it their own way and still being successful. The majority in this world are too afraid to to it their own way. Most bow down and conform to anyone with more money, power or authority. Quite sad actually.
Be yourself and F*** the haters.
war diaz
Honestly, I feel like cowboy brought that on himself for the same reasons Diaz mentioned here. It looked like Cowboy was still trying to walk up on Diaz, and I thought I heard him say something prior to getting his hat knocked off. Video seems to confirm these things.
what the hell was that @0:04 that cerrone said – "come in (coming?) …. friday, alright" ? can anyone hear it?
i think im a little stupider every time i hear one of the diaz brothers talk. i hate cerrone's personality too. but F*** it, we're not going to watch them have a personality contest.. gonna be a war
WTF. Here we go again with these fool. These clowns are mediocre at best. No reason for them to act like asses. I forgot the mean streets of stockton. What a f***** joke. Go to East L.A, New York, or maybe Baghdad. Ungrateful ass punks. I hope he gets his ass beat then cut from the roster. UFC dont need chumps like them. Their mediocre fights speak for thmselves. Embarrasment to gracie jiujitsu
@ def stupider isn't a word.
War Diaz, I love watching him progress as a fighter.
I think both diaz brothers do it on purpose to hypen the fight. Yes there dumb and yes there punks but they amp fans up for good fights win or lose. Either way I believe Cowboy will smash nate
i live in stockton and these guys are targeted by gangmembers if those gangmenbers get a chance they will kill them, just a warning
they should just be friends
we don't actually know these guys. It's funny how people think they know how these guys are from the few times we see them interact with the media. I love this sport and respect every one of these athletes that have the intestinal fortitude to put themselves out there for all our meek criticisms and make a living through MMA.
Did these guys ride the short bus up in Stockton? Couple of retards…
Don't understand why people think the Diaz brothers are stupid. Camera shy, maybe. Smoke a lot of pot? Probably. Not good in front of big crowds? Until they have to fight.
These guys are dedicated athletes with experience across several disciplines. Cerrone was definitely edging in, and Nate _clearly_ gave him some space. When Cerrone got too far in and opened his mouth, Diaz responded in kind. Sounds completely reasonable considering his profession and the particular person involved. MMA is as much, if not more a mental game than physical, and Nate is acutely aware of that fact.
"come alive friday alright?" i think thats what he said
I'm not Diaz fan, but if a guy shows up wearing a costume, he deserves to get smacked
War Diaz!
Marvelous mad madam mim said it best!
I love how some of the haters call the Diaz brothers dumb, and then make spelling mistakes in their posts. LOL
I'm looking at you Furious 2! Hahahaha "Monkies"
I can barley understand him
You fools all realize that Diaz does that s*** to maintain his villain status, right? How the F*** else is that guy on a co-main event? Koscheck is the same way. It's smart to be the bad guy if you can't win all your fights.
DIAZ RULES! all you haters dont know what keeping it real is all about
Furious2 Says,"The Diaz boys are like retarded f@#king monkies" Is that how you spell monkey?
the diaz brothers are a couple of punks
What a prick stain, Cerrone went no where near him. Can not wait to see him smashed.
On the one hand the UFC tries to do all this anti-bullying stuff and attempt to show this image of "hey these guys are athletes, they aren't goons" and yet keeps idiots like the Diaz brothers on their roster.
I think the UFC should institute a new policy. Fighters have a duty to be good ambassadors of the sport at all times. Similar to the NBA a couple years ago when they said all players must come with suits on. Same s***.
I mean as much as I try to defend the UFC and MMA to non-fans, I can't do much when they see s*** like this.
I think it is disgusting.
All u f*** crying about Diaz bros I guarantee u are Chael Sonnen fans… isnt it ironic, dont u think? OH BTW, WHO GOT SMASHED?????? LMAO
lol Cowboy got smashed!
you got to LOVE the Diaz brothers…yeah, I KNOW they are pricks, but look at the EXCITEMENT the bad boys bring…I mean the talk crap BUT the back it up too….I mean they always bring exciting fights, talk smack and usually back it up….So remember that if they didn't fight in the UFC it would be BORING, right? you guys gotta agree with me on this one, RIGHT? we need MORE bad a$$ attitudes in ALL the weight classes like these guys….think CHAEL SONNEN…another FUN interview and usually backs it up too…Bring MORE of these guys, PLEASE DANA???


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Whether always planned from the start of a recent addition, Project Natal seems to have made a sudden intrusion on Windows Phone 7, with multiple websites claiming the mobile OS will get support for video chat via the new Kinect video chat service, which will also support Microsoft Messenger.
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Am I the only person who doesn't really buy into WAR? I've seen a lot of sabremetrics folks babbling over it, and I've seen it creep into a lot of conversations where once I would only have heard average RBIs and OPS, but while I see some use in it, I don't think it is anywhere near the all encompassing stat folks say it is.
Before you go flaming, I've done a little research into it and I think it has some uses, but I really don't think that it accounts for things like most people say it does. So please, I'm looking as much for explanations of why people are so high on it as well as individual thoughts on the measurement itself.


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Okay we have our first set of WP8 devices from HTC, Nokia, and Samsung so all that left to know is what are the new features in Windows Phone 8. Outside the biggest news, the move from an Embedded OS to Windows NT we know little. We know that Windows Phone 8 will introduce Lens applications, Xbox will take over the Zune Music/Video services, and we will get SmartGlass.
But what else are they holding back? I mean was the leaked SDK from a few months back the final version? We know from that about Groups and the Kids corner. We also know from the leak that we get a few more personalization choices with color and a new Data monitoring app. Now if this is all the stuff they are hiding, we know this and they should spill.
I also wonder which apps will be fully WP8 ready at launch; the applications held up as examples. So far it appears The NY Times, CNN, Michelin food Guide, and Skype are among the few. Personally I'm hoping the AppEx team ports the Bing apps to WP8. I also hope the Outlook.com team takes over the mail app.
I know some have theorized that Microsoft is being tight lipped because of Xbox features (I doubt it), but maybe we will see some things not seen in the leaks. For example on WP Central, it was reported that WP8 could bring users the ability to create their own Hubs/Folders as well as change both Tile and Background colors.
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Murphy Names Finch Swimming & Diving Assistant Coach; Retains McMillan
Doak Finch joins Penn State staff after 11 seasons at Virginia
Doak Finch was named assistant coach of the Penn State men's and women's swimming team August 29, 2013. He spent the the past 11 seasons as an assistant at the University of Virginia, where he primarily coached the Cavaliers' distance swimmers.
The UVA distance group had a standout season in 2012-13, capturing four ACC titles, including Kelly Offutt sweeping the women's distance events (500 free, 1,650 free). Brad Phillips claimed the men's 500 free, while Jan Daniec took home the title in the 1,650 free.
In addition to his coaching duties at UVA, Finch was actively involved in recruiting and the strength and conditioning programs. He also served on the Virginia Swim Camp and Cavalier Aquatics swimming staffs during the summer.
Finch began his coaching career in the 2000-01 season as a volunteer assistant for his alma mater.
An All-America swimmer for the Cavaliers, Finch graduated from Virginia in 2000 with a B.A. in economics. He served as a team captain as a junior and senior and was the team's top butterfly and individual medley swimmer. Finch was named to the ACC's 50th Anniversary Men's Swimming and Diving Team in August of 2002. He remains ranked among the top-10 on Virginia's all-time top times list in the 200 fly and 400 IM.
Finch concluded his career at Virginia as an 11-time NCAA All-American. He was a seven-time first-team All-American, including four first-team honors in the 200 butterfly. Finch was an 11-time ACC champion (eight individual and three relay titles), the 1997 ACC Rookie of the Year and MVP of the 1998 ACC Championship meet. He became the 14th individual to win four successive ACC titles in the same event (400 IM) in 2000.
Finch placed seventh at the 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials in the 200 butterfly and also represented the United States at the 1999 World University Games in Palma, Spain, finishing sixth in the 200 fly. He was a multiple national finalist in the 200 butterfly.


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"It was interesting because I didn't need it [rest] last trip. We discussed it briefly and I agreed with whatever they decided."
"For sure, I'll be playing somewhere next year," said Salo. "I feel really good and the key has been being healthy and playing with a lot of good teammates has made it fun."
"He's a great player and a person," said Gragnani. "He's very quiet but very serious and very professional. You learn so much and it's good for our future. He's always even-keeled — never too high or too low."
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Millburn High School band concert Feb. 6
The Music Department of Millburn High School will present the annual Winter Band Concert on Wednesday, Feb. 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
This concert is free and open to the public. Director of Bands Mindy Scheierman and Associate Director of Bands Matthew Spatz lead the ensembles.
The Concert Band, an ensemble of ninth grade musicians, will open the concert with "Soldier's Procession" and "Sword Dance" by Bob Margolis, followed by "Chant" and "Savage Dance" by Brian Balmages. This ensemble will end their set with the Torch of Liberty March by Karl L. King.
The Wind Ensemble, an advanced ensemble of accelerated level band students in grades nine through 12, will perform Vaclav Nelhybel's percussive "Ritual" and Felix Mendelssohn's "Concertpiece No. 2 for Two Clarinets," featuring a smaller chamber wind ensemble with senior soloists Andrew Brod and James Yoon. The full wind ensemble will conclude the first half of the concert with select movements of "Color" by Bob Margolis.
There will be two Symphonic Bands comprised of student musicians in grades 10, 11 and 12. Symphonic Band Blue will open the second half of the program with works by Samuel R. Hazo and Fred J. Allen, and end their set with the Hosts of Freedom March by Karl L. King. Symphonic Band White will feature music by Elliot Del Borgo and Roland Barrett, and end the concert with John Philip Sousa's Riders for the Flag March.
The MHS Music Boosters will be selling refreshments and accepting donations and memberships throughout the evening. The concert will be professionally recorded and CD orders may be placed in the lobby at the concert. For additional information, call Director of Music John Leahey at 973-376-3600, extension 375.
For the complete calendar of district department performances, go to web.millburn.org.