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In 5 months, Sioux Falls will hold it's mayoral election. So far, just two people have their hats in the ring: current mayor Mike Huether and city councilman Greg Jamison. We spent time with both this week. Both were candid about the race ahead. Jamison was candid about his feelings towards Huether. Huether was candid about the job itself. They are strong words...."You cant hold your breath and plug your nose that long...you have to do something and you can either step aside and watch this train wreck unfold or you can stand up and say enough is enough." Greg Jamison says he is running for mayor because Mike Huether's managerial style is too strong and too impersonal. "We do not get along because of our style. and our approach to working together as team members." And Jamison tells me he believes Mike Huether is too focused on ....Mike Huether. "He knows he is leveraging himself to be this propped up kind of a stronger type leader and that doesn't fare well with everybody."
"I would love everyone to like me. I would. but it's not gonna happen." Mike Huether knows what people say about him. That he is too intense. That he can be hard to work with and work for. But he says the job of getting things done can be one that ends up with people feeling rubbed the wrong way. "You realize very very quickly that every decision that you make there are folks out there who are going to be very very upset at you."
You can count Greg Jamison among those who is very upset. "Keep our focus on the citizens. I think what we've seen lately in the last few years is a focus on the administrator." Jamison tells me, if elected his style would be similar to those of previous mayors Dave Munson and Gary Hanson: hands on with a focus on the people of Sioux Falls. Jamison is open in saying he believes Mayor Huether attempts to take personal credit for the good things happening in Sioux Falls right now; the arena, record construction permits, housing starts, business growth. "One thing I want to make sure that people get across is that I am not Santa Claus and I am not going to pretend to be Santa Claus. The things that happen in this community are going to happen because of the people in this community."
"I'm not out there trying to get credit but I'm out there trying to rally for more." Huether rejects those claims entirely.....saying he's not looking for glory. He tells me he is trying to create as many opportunities for the city as he can. "My style is I am going to take the day and I am going to be as positive as I can be. I am going to try and rally people around me. Motivate others and try to make a positive difference."
"There's a lot of times where you will see a big press release or a news conference occur and that is how the council learns about it." Greg Jamison tells me, in the time Mike Huether has been mayor, there has been a disconnect between the Mayor's office and the City Council; one where the Council is sometimes kept in the dark about announcements coming from the Mayor's office. Jamison says that needs to change....and that is fundamentally why he is running for mayor....to take the mayor's office out of the spotlight and put it back on what the larger City Council can do for the people of Sioux Falls. "We let the Mayor do it...and we probably go a little too far and just let him run with it...and this guy really runs with it....but he just completely forgets about the efforts of the Council and the public." Jamison says in the coming months, his campaign team will reveal it's policy agenda should he be elected mayor.
"There's more to do....there's more to accomplish...there's more people to serve...there's more things to get done." Mike Huether says what was happened during his first term he will attempt to continue during his second term: more growth, more new businesses and more new jobs. And as far as his style, he says it's in his nature to go 110 miles per hour all the time, to try and get as much done as possible. He's not going to apologize for that. "We are getting things done for the people of Sioux falls. That's ultimately I think what people care about. That is exactly what we are doing."
The Sioux Falls mayoral election is this coming April. The differences between Mike Huether and Greg Jamison are stark ones. Where they are in agreement: both say it will ultimately be the people of Sioux Falls who will decide if they are satisfied with the direction the city is going...or if what Jamison calls a "correction" needs to be made.


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At first when I heard this story I thought it had to be an Onion parody. Oh no. It seems Fox is intent on adding a soundtrack to their games:
A new kind of NFL scoring: adding music to TV game coverage.
Don't laugh. Fox will formally announce today that it will do that on its regional Arizona Cardinals-Carolina Panthers game Sunday (1 p.m. ET) after an unannounced test on last week's Seattle Seahawks-San Francisco 49ers game. Fox Sports President Eric Shanks on whether such soundtracks will pop up on Fox's upcoming Super Bowl: "It's a possibility."
Given you're bombarded with mood-prompting music in TV shows, ads and movies — and in stadiums and arenas during games — it's seems inevitable that sideline shots of, say, Bill Belichick could end up being accentuated by Lady Gaga's Poker Face. That's Jay-Z's I Know What Girls Like taking us inside the heads of kickers who just made game-winning field goals. Cue It's Raining Men as players run out of tunnels. Everything going wrong for a team? Who you gonna call?Ghostbusters!
Fox's Shanks says game playlists could include famous artists — "the rule is you use it just once and don't edit it" — but will also draw on original medleys. For Sunday's game, Fox has 15 new cuts from James Cardoni, who has composed music for the prime-time show CSI.
Evidently Fox has already done a dry-run with this during the Seahawks-49ers game from last week. Video is here.
There aren't enough facepalms in the world sufficient for this story.

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For anyone who even thinks about feeling the slightest ounce of pity for college football players who break the NCAA rules in order to get some quick cash, take a look at this:
You'll see that the annual cost of college (at UGA) for the upcoming year is about $20,000. Yes I understand that much is demanded of these young men, but much is given to them also. That's $20,000 that their families don't have to come up with. It's $20,000 worth of student loans that they don't have to take and pay back with interest. Furthermore, how many of these athletes won't go pro after their careers at UGA are over? They also have access to an amazing educational opportunity. One study (http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/census/2002-07-18-degree-dollars.htm) shows that an individual with a bachelor's degree will earn $1 million more over the course of a lifetime than someone without a bachelor's degree.
In short, I feel zero sympathy for those Buckeyes, and I didn't feel any sympathy for AJ Green when he broke the rules (I felt sorry for our team, but not for AJ). For anyone saying that college athletes should get paid, understand they *already are* getting paid.


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The $55 million question of whether "or" means "and" in a voter-approved school funding law will have to wait for another day -- if ever -- for an answer.
That's because a judge has dismissed a lawsuit by school districts and education groups, ruling that the 2000 law does not require legislators to make an appropriation to adjust school funding for inflation.
Instead, the law effectively only requests an appropriation, Judge J. Kenneth Magnum of Maricopa County Superior Court said in the ruling issued Friday.
Arizona voters can approve laws in which the voters themselves make appropriations -- specific authorizations for spending by the state -- but they can't pass laws that require legislators to make appropriations, Mangum's ruling said. He cited a 1948 state Supreme Court ruling on funding for a state agency.
At issue in the current case is the Legislature's decision last year amid the state's budget crisis to only adjust part of the K-12 school per-student funding formula for inflation. The state previously adjusted the entire formula.
The difference is about $55 million. That amounts to between $50 and $60 for each public school student.
Legal arguments in the case initially centered on wording in the 2000 law that directed the state to adjust the entire formula "or" part of it.
A 2001 attorney general's opinion said "or" actually meant "and" in context because a full inflation adjustment was the intent both lawmakers who put the measure on the ballot and voters who approved it.
The Legislature until last year went along by providing a full inflation adjustment, even as some fiscal conservatives grumbled.
A lawyer for the plaintiffs said they will appeal Magnum's ruling.
"We think the people do have the power to ensure that certain kinds of appropriations get made," said the lawyer, Don Peters.
The or-vs.-and issue will be considered anew by the Court of Appeals, he said.
Current Republican legislative leaders whose lawyers helped defend the budget decision hailed the ruling.
"This is a good decision for the rule of law," said House Speaker Kirk Adams, R-Mesa. "The Constitution requires specific legal authorization for all payments from the state treasury. This requirement is especially important now as we face unprecedented financial challenges."
Senate President Russell Pearce, R-Mesa, said Mangum "found legislative discretion in the language, and that's why you see such a clear ruling."
"The ruling also supports responsible inflation funding for the school districts this fiscal year, and provides guidance as we sit down to put together a budget for the state for the years ahead," Pearce added.
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Dancing classes donated for Mitzvah project
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Rebecca Herman, 12, for her Mitzvah project for Temple Beth Or of Washington Township, has been teaching ballroom dancing at the Boys and Girls Club of Hackensack. Diana Daniel, owner of Anchor Dance Studio of Oradell, donated her time and expertise to work with Rebecca to teach the group of children. The children ages five to 13 learned Salsa, Swing, Bachata and Tango over a period of four weeks.


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Ronda Rousey defeats Miesha Tate by submission (armbar). The submission came at 4:27 in the first round.
"I understand we are not touching gloves" is said by the referee. Miesha Tate came out swinging wild puches to open the round. Rousey got tagged and then tripped Tate to the ground. Rousey with an armbar and it looked to have dislocated. Tate survives when Ronda looked for an omoplata. Tate drags Rousey to the ground and looked for a rear naked choke. Rousey with a backdoor escape and they clinched on the feet. Trip takedown from Rousey and they are back to their feet. Rousey landed a jab-cross and then a judo hip toss. Rousey passed to mount and Tate gave up her back. Rousey with punches and then an armbar. OH GROSS THAT IS BROKEN. Tate tapped but the damage was already done. Her arm is JACKED!
Ronda Rousey is the new Strikeforce bantamweight champion. Impressive win for Ronda Rousey. Amazing grappling displayed by both women.


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President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama will be in Florida this weekend to address injured veterans at the Disabled American Veterans National Convention in Orlando. Nearly 4,000 injured veterans and guests are expected to attend the convention which runs from Aug. 10 through 13 at the Hilton Orlando Resort at 6001 Destination Parkway.
Several seminars will be held to inform members on key legislative and policy issues affecting veterans. A central discussion will be what actions the Veteran's Affairs Administration and Congress are implementing to eliminate the backlog for delivering benefits to veterans. President Obama is expected to speak to attendees at noon on Saturday, following an introduction by the first lady.
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Disclaimer: This goes way beyond pick up. This is a philosophy on life. If you want a routine you are going to be disappointed.
Play to Win
Some men wake up in the morning and grab life by it's throat. Some of them wake up and do an extreme sport like rock climbing or mixed martial arts. Others give their life, and soul to their business. These men have a bright light shining in their eyes, and a fire burning in their hearts.
Other men wake up in the morning glassy eyed, and zombie-like. They are breathing, but they are not alive. They strive for nothing, and are content with their lots in life. If you stare into the eyes of one of these men you see a man whose soul is broken. He may very well have hopes and expectations for his life, but he does not work for them.
This community is full of both of these kinds of men. Many men are the second kind because they fear one thing: Failure. Take a fictional character named Paul. Paul started learning the Dating Sciences. He is now capable of opening moderately attractive girls, and Paul is absolutely ecstatic. somehow, he still does not open those 10's. The girls who turn every head in a club, and cause men to drop their drinks in shock that such a beautiful creature exists.
Paul has become used to attention of an average girl, and he does not want to feel rejection again. Paul is playing to not lose. This same attitude can go across to other areas of your life, not just women. And I have to say, that's no way to live your life. You should live your life to the fullest extent. I want to live my life swinging for the fences, I want everything I accomplish to be splashed across the history books for the next 1,000 years.
FORGET just settling for what the average person deems acceptable. For me, greatness is the the only thing I will accept for my life. You will fail along the way, but count that as a lesson and something to laugh about when you are looking back on your life 50 years from now as a hugely successful male.
I won't settle, I hope you guys won't either.
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- Little Debbie Death Match: A completely unnecessary but funny experiment by Cakespy.
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Table Tennis Bat Quick Tips
- Spare rackets - I'd suggest that you have two identical rackets, with the same blade and rubbers. I like to alternate between rackets every training session, so that both rackets get about the same amount of playing time, and thus remain fairly close to each other in terms of feel. I'll usually pick one racket to play with for a tournament though, so that there is no change at all in the feel between matches.
- Different colors on different rackets - for combination bat players, it's worth considering whether to have the same rubbers in the same colors, or to have alternating colors (e.g. have your long pips in red on one racket, and black on the other). I personally like to have the same color on both rackets (red for my inverted rubber, black for my long pips), but this is mainly just because I like black long pips better for some reason. Some people would add that it also avoids the problem you can have when the red and black versions of rubbers play slightly differently.
On the other hand, having different colors on different bats can make things a little bit more confusing for your regular opponents, who have to keep track of which bat you are using for every match. Obviously, this isn't relevant to players you only play now and then.
- Racket weight - there are a few ways to adjust the weight and balance of your racket to your liking.
An easy way to lighten your racket is to attach the rubbers so that the edge where the logo is stamped sits further up the blade, an inch or more away from the handle, instead of right next to it. This is perfectly legal according to the ITTF rules and regulations, and makes a significant difference to the racket weight and balance.
To make your racket head heavier or to move the racket balance towards the racket head, you can add a little weighted edge tape around the rim of the racket, or trim your rubbers so that a little extra rubber overhangs the blade (the ITTF will generally allow up to 2mm of overhang - Handbook for Match Officials, 7.1.1). To move the racket balance towards the handle, some players will add grip tape to the handle, thus shifting the balance a little.
- Rubber Overhang - some players use the above mentioned rubber overhang to help protect their blade a little more from scrapes and dings resulting from accidental contact with the table or floor. This can help a bit, but the slight overhang makes it very easy to accidentally catch the rubber on the table edge or similar surfaces, pulling the rubber away from the blade around the edges, which is a nuisance. I'd recommend using some edge tape to try to stop this from happening.
- Grip - some manufacturers use protective coatings on the handle of rackets which tend to make them slippery when the players hands get sweaty. In this situation, I prefer to lightly sandpaper the handle to remove the coating and allow the wood to absorb my sweat. Other players like to use tennis grip tape to improve their grip without thickening the handle. I've even seen players use elastic bands to provide better grip!
- Changing Rubbers before a Tournament - I like to change my inverted rubbers about a week before a big tournament (I only change my long pip rubbers when they start losing too many pips). This gives me plenty of time to air out any excess VOC's from the rubbers, and also gives me a week to play with them and make sure that they have been glued properly and feel OK, while still leaving the rubbers in prime condition for the tournament.
My current rubbers play well right out of the package, but in the past I've used some rubbers that need around 10 hours or so of breaking in to remove excess tackiness from the topsheet before they start to play at their best (e.g. Tackiness Chop, Domination). For those rubbers, I'd usually change them a few weeks before an important tournament, to give myself plenty of time to wear both of my rackets in.
Sometimes a big tournament will be coming up soon, and your rubbers aren't really new but aren't really old either - so should you change them? Personally, I'll tend to put new rubbers on, since I'm willing to pay a little extra now and then to maximize my chances of playing well.
- Glue - I always keep a container of water based glue in my table tennis bag, just in case I need to do some running repairs and quickly stick down some rubber that is peeling away from the edge of my racket.
- Cold Conditions - Most rubbers perform better when they are warm, so in very cold conditions I try to find a warm place to keep my rackets. If the playing area is cold but the adjoining cafe or rest area is warm, then I'll try to discreetly store my table tennis bag somewhere in the warmth, to keep my rubbers working at optimum.
If that option isn't available, then I take a tip I learned from other top Australian players, and keep my racket under my tracksuit at all times, in the hope that my body heat will help to keep it warm. In the past, some players have resorted to using hairdryers (or even the hand dryers in the change rooms) to warm up their rackets, but I believe that this is now considered to be illegal under strict interpretation of ITTF rules and guidelines (HMO, 7.1.3), so I can't advocate using those methods anymore.
One other method that I've considered at times is to use a hot water bottle to keep myself warm, and warm up my racket at the same time! I'm not exactly sure where the ITTF would stand on this, but fortunately in sunny Australia it's not a problem we have too often!


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Louisville, KY. (WDRB News) -- The push for healthy eating continues to fuel the growth of local organic grocery stores.
Two such stores are opening later this summer. Preparations are underway at The Summit for a new natural and organic grocery store. The Earth Fare grocery chain out of Asheville, North Carolina is opening its 28th location, the first one in Kentucky.
"People will find a full service grocery store here," says Amanda Arnet, with Earth Fare marketing.
The grocery chain says it prides itself with a strict food philosophy that bans unhealthy ingredients in its stores. "What customers won't find," says Arnet, "are products with artificial fats or trans fat, products with artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives; that is what sets up apart from the competition."
So one may wonder if there is room for another healthy foods grocery store in the Louisville area. Ron Smith thinks there is. He is the owner of the Root Cellar, a small fresh produce store in Old Louisville. "The more food businesses we have the better off for the whole community," he says.
Smith is getting ready to open a second location in the Germantown neighborhood. He says he stocks his store with only farm-fresh products grown within a 150-mile radius of Louisville.
Earth Fare says it too works with local producers. "We have a program where we draw some of our products from a hundred miles from our store," explains Arnet, "we have already lined up several vendors and plan on having more."
Earth Fair is holding a job fair next Monday through Wednesday at the Spring Hill Suites Northeast off Hurstbourne Parkway. The store needs between 50 to 70 employees some part-time, some full-time.
The Earth Fare store opens Wednesday August 8.
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Wow: what a great time Dee and I had with all of you. Some one said to me and I agree it is like a family reunion. Makes it nice to put names with faces of our fellow forum members. Actually it is impossible to thank you all, Big Dog, CubBud, Lurker, and so many more than I can list so I guess the best thing to do is to really thank them who makes it possible, J P Tractors and most of all, Thanks JAMIE we love ya!
I am convinced that life is 10% what happens to me and 90% how I react to it.
Amen to that Chuck. I just rolled in after 9 1/2 hours on the road. Parked the cub and all the goodies in the barn and have sat down to rest a while (at least this seat ain't movin' down the interstate @ 65 mph.) I think this year was the best ever. We had more fun with old and new friends than ever before. For those of you who didn't make it there - well, you missed it!
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
DITTO Dad and I left Fredericktown this morning at 7:00A.M. and arrived home at 12:30P.M.
I, too, think that was the best show yet. They will only get bigger and better in the years to come. I enjoyed meeting all the new faces and visiting with old friends. I can't wait until next year. I made reservations for 2005 and 2006 before I left.
Thanks Jamie, John Jr., JP and gang.....another perfect job
"Never forget where it is you come from, or you may find yourself someplace you don't want to be"
Greg Norman
I also had a GREAT TIME. My tractors are still on the trailer and could be there for a week or so until I can get the time to put all 4 of them away and all of the implements. Plus some more stuff I bought.
30 + tractors including 2 French Super Cubs, French Cubs, 1963 Industrial Cub, 1955 Cub Highcrop etc...German and French built IH tractors and some bigger IH tractors. Of course I have about 20 IH trucks and an IH refridge in the Shop.
DITTO! What a great show. Thanks Jamie and the rest.
Ken, Annie the '48 Cub & 1282 Cub Cadet.
I think we gotter if'n she don't kick, Andy Griffith.
I too had a great time. There were several things present that I had never seen before. There was less time pressure on the return trip, since I didn't have to allow time to check in to the motel or unload the same night. So I hung around after breakfast and didn't hit the road until about 8:30. Return travel went well and I got home after 7.
My wife and I also enjoyed this one, and enjoyed getting to see some distant (miles wise), friends again. Got home about 7:30 Sunday after stopping in Illinois to pick up an "A" flail mower for a friend in CT. This is one show that we look forward to attending.
THANKS JAMIE, for all your hard work.
Greetings all,
Glad to see everyone arriving home OK. I got home about 4PM (Monday), uneventful driving but saw 3 things that struck me as noteworthy. The trees putting on the fall colors in the highest elevations of Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands. Farmers harvesting their soybeans along I-70 with the sun at just the right angles - looked like scenes from calendars and equipment brochures. Folks taking their Cubs and Cadets home after a GREAT weekend of fun and fellowship. Absolutely beautiful.
It's great to actually meet the people participating in this forum, y'all are a great bunch of folks! Dennis, you have done an outstanding job creating and maintaining this forum. Many, many thanks to Jim Becker and Mike Schmudlack for making room (literally) at the Madison Inn for Cathy and me for 2 nights. Kudos, again, to the Hargis family for a job well done. Fredericktown did an outstanding job of supporting this event. The attitude and spirit of the attendees, vendors and spectators makes Cub-arama a very special event.
Thanks everybody!
Carl 'n Cathy
Hi Chuck..Enjoyed meeting you. As usual, I'm the last to get home and the last to say THANKS.
It was a spectacle. All the pictures are excellent, but you just have to be there and experience everything
As usual I was the last one to get to Sitzes Saturday evening. What a sight seeing all of those Cubs loaded on trailers at the restaurant and at the Madison Inn. As I was straightening up my parking and getting out of the truck at Sitzes, a middle aged couple in a pick up next to me was smiling ear to ear. The gentleman rolled down his window and said, "This must be tractor country!" I greeted them and said, "Well sir if you folks are not from around here, you will soon find out that this IS tractor country." The gentleman then asked if I could tell them the directions how to get to Marquand. I said I had no idea where Marquand was cause I'm from Arizona and he and his wife about died laughing
Looking forward to next year already
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Hey Mike,
563 looks great with the rocky hills in the background. Was that picture taken at your place on on the road
"Never forget where it is you come from, or you may find yourself someplace you don't want to be"
Greg Norman
Do you have any trouble cultivating on the hill behind you?????? I looks kind of rocky.
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
- John Wayne
" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
- Aesop
When you say 563 is that serial number 563???
If it doesn't move and it should, use WD-40. If it moves and shouldn't, use duct tape.
IO - yes that's serial number 563. The 63rd cub built. Quite a treasure. And it purrs like a kitten.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
WOW!!! That is a low number. Is that the lowest one known to be still running??
If it doesn't move and it should, use WD-40. If it moves and shouldn't, use duct tape.
According to Mike Schmudlak 501 is still running and not to far from him.
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STAWELL - Stawell Football/Netball Club Westlift Warriors continue to work through their off season recruiting campaign.
The club has already received commitments from a number of new players.
Included are Todd Cleary and Chris Ford who will join the Westlift Warriors in 2014 from North Old Boys/St Patricks club in Melbourne.
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No doubt adding an elite DT would help the defense but by the same token adding an elite CB would do as much or more.
Had I ever said we need to throw it 60 yards all the time or throw it deep all the time to Harvin there might have been a zing there, but since I didnt, there wasnt.
First off, I dont hate Ponder. Id like to see him succeed but at this point, I dont see it happening. I was doubtful at the beginning based on what I have read about him. Saw some things in him I really liked early on in 2011, but he never really developed a lot since then & actually digressed with his mechanics well into his 2nd year.
2ndly Perhaps Marrdro needs to go find this mystery quote where I allegedly claimed Childress wasnt handing off to AD enough.
What I said to Marrdro from before the draft & still say we need is a deep threat WR to stretch the field As I recall Caine too was lobbying for a true deep threat WR in the draft. Since he now thinks Marrdros little twist on that need seems funny & a zing on someone still realizing that need, apparently hes forgotten it.
This is closer to the fact than the kaka del Rio Marrdros trying to sell.
Steve: We need to get a deep threat WR who can stretch the field either in FA or the draft & keep defenses honest. Jenkins & Aromashodu just dont fit that mold.
Marrdro: Steve, we dont need a deep threat WR, we need a warpig. We are a short passing team. We are fine with Harvin, Jenkins & Shodu. Did you see the way Shodu stepped up at the end of last season? I think hell be fine.
Steve: Well here we are well into the season & the need for a deep threat WR, someone that can stretch the field. Ponder is only averaging 5 yards thru the air on his passes. We need to be able to throw it deeper.
Marrdro: We are a WCO offense Steve we dont need to throw it 60 yards on every play. Ponder is accurate throwing bubble passes & 5 yard dumps, so that is what we need to continue to do.
Steve: Marty, having a deep threat receiver doesnt mean you need to throw deep passes on every play. You need to be able to throw deep once in awhile & have a receiver & a QB capable of doing it not only to keep defenses honest, but to take a defender or two with him & out of the box. You also need to throw passes that are 10 to 20 yards out as well. Ponders passes are from behind the LOS to 5 yards out.
Marrdro: We are completing passes 5 yards out, we dont need to be throwing 60 yards down field every play.
Steve: I never said we need to throw passes 60 yards down field on every down. We need to be able to throw it farther or deeper down field beyond 5 yards. 10-15 yards is deeper than 5 Marty, 15-20 yards is deeper than 5 Marty.
Marty: Steve, we are a WCO team, we cant throw it to Harvin 60 yards down field on every play. We need to throw it 5 yards because thats Ponders comfort zone.
Steve: But we are losing games now Marty. We cant expect AD to carry this team by himself every game. We cant continue to face 8-9 men in the box & then try to complete passes to our receivers in that same box all day long. We are getting two predictable. Chances are high we are either handing the ball off to AD or throwing to a ball to a receiver within the box. Defenses have caught on to that and are shutting Ponder down.
Marty: But who is Ponder going to throw to? Our receivers cant get open.
Steve: Thats bullshit. Receivers are open further down field & Ponder hasnt been throwing to them. If you listen to people who actually go to the games that can see the whole field & see receivers that are open, youd know that. There was one game where the coverage was pretty good and the announcers stated so, but that doesnt account for all the other games.
Did you read the article I posted? Harvin says that game tape shows that receivers are indeed open, but the plays arent being made.
Marty: Harvin is talking out of his jiggly butt. I have a wide screen TV so now I can see more of the field than I previously could. So in the portion of the field that I can see, I constantly have 1 eye on all the OL to see whos filling which gap & if the guards are pulling & with the other trained eye I cant see the other receivers getting open. Im doing all this & still managing to jot down my spreadsheet notes.
Steve: Youre only seeing a portion of the field on TV Marrdro. Youre not seeing the entire playing field on every play, only part of it.
Marrdro: Well if thats true, then Musgrove must not be calling passes to those receivers. Fire Musgrove! Hes not calling plays to utilize Ponders strengths.
Steve: He is doing just that Marrdro. Hes having Ponder mostly hand off to AD & throwing balls at the LOS or 5 yards beyond. Those are his strengths.
Have you been watching Ponder throw down field Marrdro? Beyond 10 yards he can throw some accurate balls, but many times theyre either far short of the target, way off to the left or right of the target or if caught, wouldnt have been inbounds. Musgrave doesnt want to call those passes because Ponder has trouble making those throws.
Marrdro: Steve, Ponder anticipates where the receivers are supposed to be and puts the ball right where its supposed to be. If its way off to the left or right, the stupid receiver didnt make his cut & isnt running his route correctly. I blame the receiver. it was a beautiful pass by Ponder.
If its short of the receiver, then Ponder anticipated the coverage & threw way short of him intentionally. The stupid receiver was supposed to break off his route & come back for the ball. The ball was put right where it was supposed to be. I blame the receiver.
Steve: What about that pass to AD down the sidelines. AD was wide open, had his man beat & Ponder couldnt hit him in stride. Instead he nailed that Puker player in the back.
Marrdro: He hit a player deep down field didnt he? Now your beeyatching about that.
Steve: Ponder has looked terrible for several games now. I think its time for a new QB. He just cant throw beyond 10 yards with any consistent accuracy. Hes throwing 5 yard passes, because those are the only kinds of passes he can throw with consistent accuracy. I hope he proves me wrong in the final games, but I dont think he will.
Ponder hater! You cant expect him to throw 60 yards to Harvin every time! He just needs more time! He needs better receivers!
Steve: Marty, Ive been telling you we need better receivers since before FA. You werent buying it, thought we were fine & thought the much bigger need was a warpig.
Marty: We need a new OC & Ponder will be fine he just needs more starts!
Now I will take a play right out of Caines playbook .
Steve: Hes had 20 starts already! (scratch that & make it 25 starts already) How many starts does he need?
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My prediction before the season was in the 6-10 to 7-9 area. I found a way in which they could win 9 games but didn't really believe it. Pleasantly surprised!Skol Vikings! Go Cubs!
i can't remember my exact prediction, but i believe it was in the 8-8 or 7-9 range. So yes, I'm another fan who has been pleasently surprised, not to mention, some of our wins this year blew my mind. our wins over the 49'ers and texans, both i would have beat where going to be L's for us and at the beggining of the season, I would have bet we split with the Lions, not sweep them. This week, I'm all Vikings!!!!!! If we can control the game, like we did last week, I see no reason that we can't take the pack to the wood shed and leave them there, on our way to the playoffs......
My prediction Vikings 28 Pack 25 yes, we win with a 50 plus yard field goal by Walsh...hahahahahahha
I'm very surprised (and happy) at how the Vikings have done this season. I was one of the 6-10 group and would have been ok with that after 3-13. I simply did not think Peterson was going to come back like he did. It usually takes a full season for a back to regain form after an injuury like that but AD was pretty much full speed after a game or two. MVP for sure- we don't do anything without him. Defense, particularly the secondary, has improved enough to win games on its own (see Houston). I've been down on Ponder but even he showed a little Sunday- a couple of his throws were first class. Another thing I really like about this team is the don't quit attitude- they keep coming. Guarded optimism for this coming Sunday- but we should have kicked GB's butt last time. I expect a helluva game.
12-27-2012, 10:09 AM #27Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
We already had the warpig and as noted, the secondary still looked bad. Why not try fixing that and see if the DL looks better.


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By KERRY BENEFIELD
The Cotati-Rohnert Park School District is moving forward with plans to put a parcel tax on the June ballot.
The five-member board on Wednesday unanimously agreed to ask voters to support a $89-per-parcel tax for five years, a move that officials believe could bring in $5.3 million over that span.
A recent feasibility study left officials feeling "confident" voters would rally behind the measure, said first-year Superintendent Robert Haley.
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Sonoma County's third-largest school district is making dramatic moves to shore up its financial footing and stop declining enrollment.
Cotati-Rohnert Park is the only district in the county to be in what the state calls a negative financial status, meaning it is not projected to meet minimum reserve and cash flow requirements over two years.
District officials are preparing to cut $2.1 million from the about $43.2 million budget for 2012-2013.
"The difficulty for us is we really don't have another place to cut," said Anne Barron, the district's chief business official. "We feel like we lose students every time we do those things."
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Down from its peak of about 8,300 students in 1999, the district has 5,900 students and expects to enroll 5,450 in the 2013-2014 school year. Haley has identified 761 students who live within district boundaries but are enrolled in other public schools. That number does not include students who attend private and charter schools.
District officials have held a series of community meetings to gauge interest in re-opening La Fiesta Elementary School. Other options would reconfigure three elementary schools, turning Thomas Page into a kindergarten through eighth-grade campus and restructuring the John Reed and Waldo Rohnert schools, focusing one on kindergarten through third grade and the other on fourth through sixth grade.
While those discussions continue, board President Ed Gilardi said the district's primary use of parcel tax revenue would be retaining programs and teachers, not adding extras.
"I would love to say, 'Oh, yes, we are going to add this and that.' But our priority is to maintain our programs and keep what we have and prevent any future damage the state cuts could have on us," he said.
The district last put a parcel tax to voters in 2005 — an effort that failed by 26 votes.
Gilardi was part of that effort seven years ago, calling it a "painful memory."
"It seems, from my point of view, that there is much greater buy-in, not only within the district, but within the community," he said.
A parcel tax, which requires approval from two-thirds of voters in the district, would assess a flat rate for every property and could be used to fund teachers, programs and supplies.
The board still must craft the language of the tax measure and submit it to county election officials. The deadline for submitting items for the June 5 election is March 9.
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$7,500 per student and they still can't get the job done. Maybe they should learn to do with less. The rest of America is making due, why can't the schools learn to stretch their dollars?
Just look around the state at the blooming parcel tax scam. IT can go from $100 to $1000 in few years once they get the voting block! The school wants it, the city wants it because they are incompetent in manageing our taxpayer dollars. It's for them and their careers and the unions.IF it was for the children our kids would be the smartest and most repscted in the country. The system is at failure status.
Canthisbe…Outstanding! Now why the heck didn't I think of that! ;-)
Boy 'o boy, I'll use that in the future!
The non partisan California State Legislative Analysts Office released its
report yesterday that the deficit for the state of California is BILLIONS of dollars more in the red and in debt than Governor Brown is claiming.
That tax increase the Gov wants this next election won't even cover the additional BILLIONS in spending debt that the report exposes.
So there is your government at work in its usual criminal fashion. Try to get the voters to surrender more of THEIR money so the government does not have to think about what they are doing.
Vote NO on tax increases. The criminal state and local government are liars and thieves who are experts at the lie and the insincere smile.
We spend at least $120 per month just on gasoline to drive our son to the Santa Rosaa Charter School (SRCS)so thqt he can have a better education than available in the Cotati-Rohnert Park District (RP). there are 21 kids in his class instead of 30 or more in the RP schools. SRCS consistently gets the second highest STAR test scores in the county after Santa Rosa Charter School for the Arts.Charter schools are public schools run by the parents instead of educrats. There is one principal and one administraative assistant. The money is spent in the classroom instead of on a bloated bureaucracy as in the RP District schools. If I thought that this parcel would provide a decent educational experience for our son I would support it just to save money on gas. If we could send our son to the
District schools we would save at least $110 a month after paying the parcel tax. However, this tax will only result in more of the same. The only way to force a bloated, self-serving bureaucracy to change is to take away the money.
You are correct that those who don't own property will probably vote for the tax increase. What they overlook, which isn't surprising given most voters are morons, is that when these kinds of taxes hit my property tax bill, I pass the cost directly to the renter.
If it is "only" $89 per parcel, then those who rent won't mind when their rent increases by at least that much. The renters fail to understand this.
Given that there is already a $315 CRPUSD charge on my property tax bill, it is unlikely that I will vote in favor of paying even more. Maybe they hope the people who do not own property will vote for it since they have a say but evetually won't have to pay.
"The five-member board on Wednesday unanimously agreed to ask voters to support a $89-per-parcel tax for five years, a move that officials believe could bring in $5.3 million over that span".
"… the district has 5,900 students and expects to enroll 5,450 in the 2013-2014 school year".
The increase in taxes being sought comes to about a $1,000 per student over 5 years or $200 per student per year or less than a dollar a day and less than .20 per student per school hour.
Surely, the schools can figure out how to save $.20 per hour per student and not ask for a tax increase.
In case you missed it, this is the counter-argument to the argument we always hear when any government unit wants a tax increase – i.e., it's no big deal, it just comes to less than a dollar a day, less than the cost of (you fill in the blank).
If it work for us, it should work for them.
If CRPSD takes a serious look at the abuses of tenure and considers incentive pay to motivate productive teachers, I'll vote to raise the parcel tax. If they want to continue pouring money in a sinkhole, then they deserve less money.
Once again, the thieves waste the money they have and then come back to steal more from the people. There is plenty of money for schools. PLENTY. The problem isn't income, it is WASTE!
"The difficulty for us is we really don't have another place to cut," said Anne Barron, the district's chief business official
Give me the budget and I'll find more places to cut in less than an hour. How about cutting administration? How about eliminating the MASSIVE benefits? How about cutting the useless "Chief Business Official", since she isn't capable of making tough decisions?
I kind of like the government approach. Today I'm buying myself a Ferrari and a Lamborghini (why should I have to choose between them??). Tomorrow I'm going to go into my bosses office and DEMAND more salary. Why should I have to cut spending when I can easily get more and more income? I'll lie to my boss and say I need the money for my kids. It doesn't matter that I have a staff of 20 people on payroll doing nothing while earning a pension. He'll happily give me more money.
The Sheeple will fall for this. I think this shouldn't go to all voters. It should only be voted on by those who have parcels that will be taxed. Why would anyone who doesn't own a parcel and isn't affected by the tax NOT vote for more money to be stolen by the "rich" property owners?
ATTENTION RENTERS IN ROHNERT PARK…if the parcel tax passes, YOUR RENT WILL GO UP!!!!
$89-per-parcel tax for five years, a move that officials believe could bring in $5.3 million over that span.
They Believe? Iam missing something here Parcels move around like those in the brown trucks
Superintendent Robert Haley.
Anne Barron
Ed Gilardi
I know! we will save much needed funds for our schools with the removel of thier parcel parked property
no new taxes
If we were not wasting so much money on illegals, our schools would be fine. Forget bi-lingual, it should be full immersion and only for proven citizens.
Um no.
This is yet another opportunity for us to show our deep gratitude for the wonderful job our public officials have done managing our tax money.
By all means Vote "YES" on this new tax increase!
And while you're at it, re-elect all these incredibly talented people we have running us into the ground.


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Last reblog before I actually make an original one; you have me addicted to this, Hari T_T
My Little Pony & Armored Core… speechless.
what makes this 20% cooler is those cores are badass bilds
I'm gonna make these later on today in AC4A. Rainbowdashes one intrigues me.
Holy hell in a handbasket batman this is full of win and awesome. I think my computer is going to esplode!
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New Publication from the Office of Child Nutrition, Let's Play, Incorporates Activity with Healthy Snacks
Posted: April 01, 2002
The West Virginia Department of Education�s Office of Child Nutrition announces the long-awaited arrival of Let�s Play, a publication designed to incorporate nutrition with fun learning activities for children. The development of the publication was prompted by the increased emphasis on the need for physical activity for both youths and adults.
Games requiring movement and activities that are fun and creative entice children and adolescents to become physically active without focusing on exercising. Let�s Play contains a variety of games, activities, recipes and tips centered around 12 themes ideally suited for the classroom or after-school programs.
�Habits learned in childhood often last a lifetime. By establishing healthy habits early, children increase their chances for healthy productive lives,� said Dr. David Stewart, State Superintendent of Schools. �Families, schools and communities have a shared role in teaching children healthy eating habits and physical activity. This publication will help children build skills and knowledge, while at the same time encourage active participation and meet their needs and interests.�
Let�s Play, which may be purchased through the CTRC Curriculum Lab at Cedar Lakes Conference Center, complements two other publications that encourage healthy lifestyles, Let�s Party and Let�s Celebrate and supports State Board Policy 4321.1, Standards for School Nutrition. For more information, please contact the Office of Child Nutrition at 558-2708.
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Final Score: After a tight last few minutes, Lakers win 91-87! Woot! Woot! KB's 3 pt shot with 2 SECS 2 GO gives LA the win!
What else did "The Big Three" do? Gasol got busy with 22 pts, 12 rebs, 4 assts! Sessions answered back with 19 pts, 6 rebs, 11 assts!
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Head to Altrincham this summer and discover fantastic shops, events and activities for all the family to enjoy!
The Stamford Quarter, one of Altrincham's main shopping centres, is home to anchor department stores Debenhams and House of Fraser, a recently expanded H&M. CeX were welcomed to the centre just before Christmas and the area is soon to be enhanced by the arrival of Pure Gym.
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The popular specialist shops on the Downs, Ashley Road and Oxford Street areas that are all well worth a visit. The Traders Outlet| on The Downs offers a variety of specialist and unique gifts and products from sole traders under one roof. We are very pleased to welcome Fraggers; the biggest Internet café and Gamer venue in the North-West, now open on The Downs.
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Mascot opponents awarded damages in suit against Illinois college
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PEORIA, Ill. Five Chief Illiniwek opponents were granted $1,000 each this week by a federal judge who agreed they suffered damages from a University of Illinois policy regulating contact with athletic prospects.
U.S. District Judge Michael Mihm made the decision July 22 after spending the day hearing testimony from the four UI professors and one former graduate student. The plaintiffs, who believe the school's mascot is racist and degrading to American Indians, said they asked for $1,000 each because the amount was enough to be noteworthy without being a financial burden on the school.
"I feel vindicated. This has been a very long-fought battle," said physics professor Philip Phillips. "We feel as though there is finally some closure to this part of the chief controversy."
The five were among a group who, through the American Civil Liberties Union, sued the university last year over a policy imposed by Chancellor Michael Aiken.
In his policy, announced after mascot opponents revealed plans to contact athletic recruits and urge them to choose other schools, Aiken ordered that students or faculty clear any proposed contact with recruits through the athletic department. He said he was worried about potential recruiting violations.
In May, Mihm granted the plaintiff's motion for summary judgment, ruling that Aiken's policy constituted an illegal prior restraint on free speech and could not be enforced. Mihm also denied Aiken's request for immunity from damages.
Mihm had issued a temporary restraining order in April 2001 barring the university from enforcing Aiken's policy. Aiken rescinded the policy two months later.
This week's trial dealt only with the issue of damages.
Professor Stephen Kaufman, a leader in the anti-Chief Illiniwek movement, testified July 22 that all plans to contact recruits were dropped until after the matter was resolved in court.
"I felt that a gag order had been issued for the purpose of thwarting dissemination of information to prospective student-athletes about the controversy," he said. "I also felt the university did not want anything but their perspectives placed before the student-athletes."
Since the policy was overturned, Kaufman said, he and others have sent letters about the years-old controversy to about 100 prospects.
Former graduate student Cydney Crue testified the policy made her afraid her anti-chief actions could get her thrown out of school. She said she never tried to clear any communication through the university.
"I did not want to be targeted by the athletic department or the board of trustees," she said.
Mihm said he believes the plaintiffs suffered some distress and were damaged through not being able to freely communicate during the month the policy was in effect.
University attorney William Brinkman said the school, which has never admitted liability in the case, may appeal the $5,000 in damages.
ACLU attorney Adam Schwartz said he was satisfied with the outcome.
"This is a victory not just for these plaintiffs, but for anyone who wishes to communicate free from punishment by the government," he said.
University of Illinois appeals decision in mascot case
Federal judge had awarded damages to faculty members, student who sued after chancellor warned campus critics not to contact athletic recruits about Chief Illiniwek.
Ex-college chancellor loses bid for immunity in mascot flap
Federal judge rules former University of Illinois official can be sued for warning campus critics not to contact athletic recruits about Chief Illiniwek.
California may outlaw American Indian mascots
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|Plasma Physics Seminar ( Phys 769)
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Self-organizing improved confinement transitions in tokamaks:
Comparison of theory and observations
Tokamaks undergo spontaneous transitions from poorly confined states to well-confined
states. Such transitions are refered to as Low to High (confinement) or L-H transitions.
I will briefly review our recent theory for the onset of such transitions to improved
confinement states and compare the predictions of this theory with observations on the
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Aizawl, city, capital of Mizoram state, northeastern India. It is situated on a ridge at an elevation of about 2,950 feet (900 metres) and is the most populous city in the state. In the 1970s Aizawl was the scene of an armed attack on the government treasury and other offices by members of the Mizo National Front.
Timber and bamboo are collected from the dense hillside forests. The soil cover is generally thin except in the river valleys, where rice, corn (maize), beans, tobacco, cotton, pumpkins, oilseeds, and peanuts (groundnuts) are grown. Poultry raising, hunting, fishing, and animal husbandry supplement agriculture. Aluminum utensils, hand-loomed textiles, and furniture are manufactured in the city. Electricity is generated by a diesel-powered station. Hand-weaving, blacksmithing, carpentry, basket making, and hat making are the main cottage industries. The city's attractions include a zoological park, the State Museum on Macdonald's Hill, and the Mizoram State Museum, a treasure house of historic relics, ancient costumes, and artifacts.
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Leaky News Archives for November 2002
Jeff of the Harry Potter Automatic News Aggregator let us know about a blurb in the Washington Post which mentions that site. Good going, Jeff! TLC is pleased to be associated with such a tech-forward concept.
Reuters' review
Reuters has published its review of CoS. Spoilers abound!
Time for Kids
At Time for Kids there is an article about the film; the magazine also has an interview with Emma Watson here with a bit more info here.
South Park - HP Crossover?
Leighanne let us know that the next South Park (debuting Wednesday, November 13 at 10 pm on Comedy Central in the US) features the mountain town's kids splitting into two costumed camps: the Lord of the Rings devotees and the Potterphiles.
Wonder who'll win?
Yeah, yeah.
All of us from outside the UK hope that those of you with tickets to see the sneak previews of the film this weekend have a really great time.
The Guardian has a piece about the worldwide impact of Harry Potter - the books and the movies.
Don't leave the theater!
Michael forwarded a blurb from Yahoo to us, which says that at the end of the credits is a very short filmed coda revealing the humorous fate of one of the principals.
Toby let us know that
Toby let us know that SciFi Magazine has an article about the Harry Potter-mimicking book in Russia.
"Be a Red Carpet VIP" Contest Winner
Stockhouse is carrying this article on the winner of AOL's "Be a Red Carpet VIP" contest. There is also mention that "the U.S. premiere of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets will take place at the historic Ziegfeld Theater in New York City on November 10."
Emerson at MuggleNet told us
Emerson at MuggleNet told us about two new interviews from last weekend's Sunday Herald: Daniel Radcliffe and the very funny Jason Issacs.
Pupils Find (Possible) First Edition in School Library
Ananova reports that a rare Harry Potter book which could be worth £16,000 has been discovered by pupils at a West Yorkshire school. (However Karen Grattage of The Huddersfield Daily Examiner isn't sure that the book is indeed a first edition.)
Interview with Jason Isaacs
Thank you to Julie for this link to an interview with Jason Isaacs from icLiverpool. Quotage: "With his flashing sapphire blue eyes and razor sharp cheekbones, Jason Isaacs is particularly good at being bad. And in his latest film, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, the Liverpool-born actor exceeds himselfContinued...
Time Magazine: "Chamber of Secrets" is "Bolder, Faster-Paced" ...
Thank you to Sharon for this link to Time magazine's review of Chamber of Secrets. There are, of course, spoilers ahead!
Scene from "Chamber of Secrets" to be Aired on Friday
Coming Soon has additional information on the scene from Chamber of Secrets which will air on the WB network on Friday, 8 November. They've also posted links to two Quicktime clips; Gilderoy Lockhart's classroom and Hagrid's Hut.
Emma on hugging...
TV Guide has a tiny piece about Emma's nervousness about hugging Daniel in one of the final scenes in CoS. Thanks, Chance, for the info!


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Posted: 8:08 pm Friday, October 11th, 2013
The Breakers' Flagler Steakhouse transforming its classic concept with new look, menu
By M.M. Cloutier
The Breakers is once again engaging the talents of hospitality designer Adam D. Tihany—he worked his flair for, among other restaurants, New York's Per Se and Le Cirque—and this time it's to "re-imagine" the resort's Flagler Steakhouse into a "timeless social club" slated to re-open in mid-November with a comprehensive new look, layout and menu.
Some folks may remember that it was Tihany who redesigned the interior of The Breakers' historic Florentine Room into what is now drinking-and-dining hotspot HMF, which, named after The Breakers' founder (Henry Morrison Flagler), debuted a year ago.
As with HMF, Tihany is working on the Flagler Steakhouse project as design consultant to Peacock & Lewis Architects. Essentially what he's doing with Flagler Steakhouse is a stem-to-stern modernization—with a color scheme of red, blue, white, cream and subtle gold accents—of what has been more of a traditional social-club ambiance.
More specific interior details are, for now, on the QT because to "debut" a new look this November is to do just that, but the redesign is intended to put a cool, modern spin on a traditional masculine steakhouse spirit.
The new menu planned for indoor-outdoor Flagler Steakhouse—located with an expansive golf-course view on the second floor of The Breakers' Ocean Clubhouse—will continue to appeal to steakhouse enthusiasts, but also to diners who want a broad selection
of non-beef selections from which to choose.
Yep, Flagler Steakhouse has always offered seafood-based appetizers and main courses, but one can expect more of that—along with Italian favorites and side dishes that skirt the stereotypical supporting steakhouse cast-roles—when the place re-opens in November (for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch).
For more general information, call 659-8471 or visit www.thebreakers.com.
About the Author
M.M. Cloutier is a longtime freelance journalist who has written and reported about dining and food, business, history, travel, people and more for numerous local, regional and national publications, such as Palm Beach-area newspapers and magazines, as well as The New York Times, Time magazine and others.