text: Repositório Colecção: http://hdl.handle.net/10451/2899 2014-09-02T23:57:26Z 2014-09-02T23:57:26Z The Fabrications and Travels of a Knowledge-Policy Instrument Carvalho, Luís Miguel http://hdl.handle.net/10451/7358 2012-12-06T15:48:07Z 2012-01-01T00:00:00Z Título: The Fabrications and Travels of a Knowledge-Policy Instrument Autor: Carvalho, Luís Miguel Resumo: This article sets forth the main elements of the conceptual framework for the overall approach to the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) taken in this special issue. PISA is here examined as a (knowledge for policy) regulatory instrument made by intertwined cognitive and social practices, and involving multidirectional flows of knowledge and policy elements. Additionally – and using materials from a study on the fabrication of PISA – the article gives closer attention to the process of gathering and coordinating the social worlds involved in the making of the instrument, to the plasticity of knowledge for policy and to the fictions – which the instrument carries – regarding education and its governing practices. As a whole, the article relates to the ubiquity of PISA – that is, its conspicuous albeit not similar presence in various geopolitical territories and discursive spaces. Fabricated under the auspices of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, by bringing together individuals and organisations from various social spaces, its materials and texts generated often reach national and local policy and knowledge contexts, where different social groups have interests in them and are using them differently, though attached to PISA's dicta on regulatory processes. 2012-01-01T00:00:00Z Apontamentos sobre os «novos modos de regulação» à luz de estudos sobre as relações entre conhecimento e política Barroso, João Carvalho, Luís Miguel http://hdl.handle.net/10451/7191 2012-11-08T16:51:57Z 2011-01-01T00:00:00Z Título: Apontamentos sobre os «novos modos de regulação» à luz de estudos sobre as relações entre conhecimento e política Autor: Barroso, João; Carvalho, Luís Miguel Resumo: No presente artigo abordamos o objecto deste número temático –"os novos sistemas de regulação"- recorrendo a resultados de estudos recentes efectuados por uma equipa portuguesa integrada num projecto de investigação desenvolvido em torno da seguinte interrogação geral: Qual o papel do conhecimento na construção e na regulação das políticas públicas? As pesquisas pretenderam ampliar a compreensão acerca da relação activa entre política e conhecimento num contexto social e cultural caracterizado pelo aumento do volume, da pluralidade e da circulação de saberes sobre os vários sectores das políticas públicas. Assim, o programa de investigação partiu dos seguintes pressupostos: as formas actuais do governo – na fabricação e na gestão das políticas – dependem, mais e mais, do recurso ao conhecimento especializado; tem vindo a aumentar a capacidade de diferentes actores sociais não só para mobilizarem conhecimento, mas também para proporem, oporem ou contraporem orientações e dispositivos de ordenação, coordenação e controlo de acção colectiva.; This article presents the results of recent studies carried out by a Portuguese team which was integrated to a research project concerning the following central (and general) question: What is the role of knowledge in the construction and regulation of public policies? The research intended to widen the understanding of the active relationship between politics and knowledge in a social and cultural context characterized by increasing volume, the plurality and circulation of knowledge on the various sectors of public policy. Thus, the program research from the following assumptions: current forms of government - in the elaboration and policy management – depend more and more, the use of specialized knowledge; has increased the ability of different social actors not only to mobilize knowledge, but also to propose, oppose or counteract guidelines and devices ordering, coordination and control of collective action. 2011-01-01T00:00:00Z The role of network-based knowledge in legitimating education policy options and the policy debate in Portugal Costa, Estela http://hdl.handle.net/10451/5668 2012-03-20T15:40:33Z 2011-12-01T00:00:00Z Título: The role of network-based knowledge in legitimating education policy options and the policy debate in Portugal Autor: Costa, Estela 2011-12-01T00:00:00Z The Role of the European Inspections in the European Educational Space - Echoes from Portugal Regarding the Assessment of Schools Costa, Estela Pires, Ana Márcia http://hdl.handle.net/10451/5603 2012-03-15T13:53:04Z 2011-10-01T00:00:00Z Título: The Role of the European Inspections in the European Educational Space - Echoes from Portugal Regarding the Assessment of Schools Autor: Costa, Estela; Pires, Ana Márcia Resumo: This paper is an approach to the construction of a European educational space (Nóvoa & Lawn, 2002), which is due to new modes of regulation in education. The policy under consideration is the institutional evaluation of schools carried out by the Portuguese General Inspectorate of Education. The aim is to explore how concepts and policies get "contaminated" by the European models (Barroso, 2003, 2006) and understanding how the regulation is outlined by the Inspectorates in some European countries, including Ireland, England, Wales, Scotland, France, the Netherlands and Belgium. This paper owes to the phenomena associated to "travelling policies" (Alexiadou & Jones, 2001), to "policy transfer" (Dolowitz et al, 2000; Stone, 2001), and to "policy borrowing" (Halpin & Troyna, 1995; Steiner-Khamsi, 2004). The authors" perspective on the influences of the international movement of policies is free from simplistic and deterministic logics (Lingard & Rizvi, 2000), advocating that the internationalization of ideas come along with national reflections on how these ideas are materialized (Popkewitz, 1996). At the local/regional levels, the regulation of educational systems can be characterized as a growing "multi-regulation' - that comes from a growing number of sources and a variety of tools (assessment, monitoring and sharing best practices) - which mingle with modes that exist in a more traditional, bureaucratic regulation (Afonso & Costa, 2010). Thus, each country has its own overview about the structures, and effects of globalization, which do not occur simultaneously, nor in the same way in the different 'nation states' (Lingard & Rizvi, 2000). 2011-10-01T00:00:00Z


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Notum-Infused Chimera Weapons
I see refrences to Notum-Infused Chimera Weapons every now and then - yet i have never seen one. Quite frankly, i've killed everything in SL that is lv 1-20 multiple times, yet nothing has dropped the appropreate QL items required to build them. I have searched the internet without success, i have talked to many people in game with out success.
What i know for certain is:
Weapon smithing skill does not affect the QL of the Chimera Weapon produced - i've had a lv 220 Engie build one for me - and it still ended up ql 7 or 9.
Notum-Infused Chimera Weapons are QL 15.
What I need to know: How does one obtain a Notum-Infused Chimera *Weapon* -either rifle/machinegun/assultrifle/pistol. What drops the proper QL pieces required to build them or, if possible, what drops the weapon itself?
***Plz do not link that chimera weapon building guide - there are no refrences to Notum-Infused Chimera weapons in it. ***
Sometimes they drop from level 15 mobs completed, I remember a few dropped off hailthins, but it was really really rare
it could be something as simple as taking a Chimera weapon and combining it with...Notum.
So, basically, they *do* exist, but they're amazingly rare. Same with the Notum Infused Spider-shank Machetes. I've sold the machetes for 500k before to twinkers, and the ranged weapons for as high as 2m. I probably could have sold them for more, but I'm not *that* greedy ;)
I found a notum infused chimera machine gun off a chimera near the frontier bridge.
The ranged weapons are ridiculously hard to come by - the melee ones are much easier, as there's ql 20 silvertails galore outside the backyard to smack.
Best of luck.
Mumble... Sux that they arent more common - i used a ql 7 chimera rifle till lv 30 as an agent, then changed to a ql 50 rifle - the ql 7 chimera rifle out damaged it =p
I made my Notum-infused Silvertail daggers with a silvertail horn found near Nascense Frontier. Just make the base from items found inside the Jobe BY, then combine it with a high level silvertail dagger when you find it (that is what sets the QL). I used it until my 80's.
I don't know exactly how ranged weapons are made, but it looks to me like the same scenario.
We're talking about Chimera weapons, not the spider sword and silvertail dagger - completely different topics.
Loot drops are messed up in AO. You would think that similar type of mobs, would drop similar items, but they don't. Mobs outside of the Jobe BY don't drop the parts needed to make these weapons, which should go to QL 15. Hiatlin's drop spirit baubles in Nascense, but not in Elysium. Instead, Kolaana's or Spirit Hunters do. It would be real nice if someone went back thru families of mobs, and loot tables, to fix them, and make certain things expected drops from certain types of mobs. Maybe not commonly, but at least sometimes. Would also be nice to see AO get away from being a Boss Mob only for good loot type game. As it is now, most people kill a boss, and ignore the rest, because that's where the decent loot comes from, and normal mobs have piss poor drop rates. Even Everquest had better loot tables then AO.
I agree, AO should adopt a loot system where-in all mobs have a small chance of dropping somthing really good - almost like in Diablo - where any mob can drop somthing really good, however the "boss" mobs have a higher probability.
Exactly. It promotes regular hunting, not just boss camping. Plus, would be nice to see drops from things, even if it is just junk. SL mobs are even worse, as they don't even drop money like RK mobs.
a guy posted his notum-infuse machine gun ingame
immediately he was awash with /tells
he said that the "hardend mortig" in the SL backyard sometimes drops something that's roughly the equivalent of a STA (spirit tech apparatus) which he used to make the weapon
I don't know if this guy was lying or not, I've killed that hardend mortig like 50 times between different chars
he did have the weapon, so he got it from somewhere
The Hardened Mortiig does drop higher ql stones, but that still leaves the rest open.
I once build a Notum-Infused Rifle out of normal parts in the by, think with boss drop parts - but tried it later with pistols and couldn't accomplish the same.
Only certain way I know is getting terrible lucky and find a ql10+ Basic Firearm and combine it with a ql9+ stone. Firearm droped of by heck for me, stone of Hardened Mortiig.
basic firearm ?
never seen that, but it sounds like what the guy was talkign about
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Tonight's NBA Slam Dunk Contest is one of the most anticipated in recent memory. Why? Blake Griffin. So what time will Quake Griffin (or the Rim Reaper, or any one of the many fantastic nicknames Griffin's acquired) be throwing down tonight? And where can you find it on TV? That's what we're here for.
Time: Around, and likely after, 10:00 p.m. Eastern. The Slam Dunk Contest is the last event of All-Star Saturday Night.
TV broadcast: TNT, which will begin its All-Star Saturday night telecast at 8 p.m. Eastern.
Location: Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Defending champion: Nate Robinson, whose Lilliputian reign of terror comes to an end this year.
Competitors: Griffin's the prohibitive favorite as the hometown entrant and the best-known player in the field, but DeMar DeRozan finished second in last year's Dunk Contest, and JaVale McGee and Serge Ibaka are both bringing lanky frames and pogo stick ups to the court.
Why it matters: Um, Blake Griffin may be jumping over a car.
Prediction: Griffin wows the fans early, then fends off a challenge from McGee in the finals.
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We are now less than 50 days away from the start of the college football season.
Alabama's 13 Sports recently had the chance to talk to ESPN anchor Dari Nowkhah about the upcoming season down on the plains.
Last season was disappointing to say the least for Auburn players and its fans. No one could have predicted this fast of a downfall just two years removed from a BCS National Championship. Now it's a new day at Auburn, and the Tiger faithful have put that season behind them and jumped on the Gus-Bus.
The biggest question mark in year one under Gus Malzahn is who will be the Tigers quarterback?
Both Kiehl Frazier and Jonathan Wallace have experience, but how much does experience matter after last season's poor quarterback play? Perhaps junior college transfer Nick Marshall or incoming freshman or Jeremy Johnson will push for the starting job once camp starts.
One thing Auburn fans remember from Gus Malzahn's stint as offensive coordinator is his ability to work with quarterbacks. Former Auburn quarterback Chris Todd didn't look anything like an SEC quarterback in 2008, but one year under Malzahn and Todd was transformed. Cam Newton was a very raw talent when he came to Auburn, but under the direction of Malzahn, Newton won the Heisman.
Malzahn's ability to work with quarterbacks along with his up-tempo offensive schemes leads ESPN's Dari Nowkhah to think Auburn has a chance.
"I think because of the drastic offensive changes, I would expect him to bring. I know that he was there before, but I think if he can find a solid play at quarterback, Auburn has a chance", Nowkhah said.
Auburn's quarterback play will remain in question until the season starts. The Tigers kick off the season versus Washington State.
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Bibliography of Drexel University history
Bibliography of Drexel University history
General | Academics | Athletics | Faculty and students | Architecture
General Drexel University history
The Centennial Video. Philadelphia: Drexel University, 1991. Videorecording.
Creese, James. A.J. Drexel and His Industrial University. New York: Newcomen Society of England, 1949. [Locate this item]
Going National: The Drexel Microcomputing Project. Philadelphia: Drexel University, 1985. Videorecording. [Locate this item]
Kotzin, Miriam N. A History of Drexel University: 1941-1963. Philadelphia: Drexel University, 1983. [Locate this item]
McDonald, Edward, and Edward M. Hinton. Drexel Institute of Technology, 1891-1941. Philadelphia: Drexel Institute, 1942. [Locate this item]
Papadakis, Constantine. "A University with a Difference: The Unique Vision of Anthony J. Drexel." Address delivered to the Newcomen Society of the United States, Philadelphia, Pa., December 6, 2001. [Electronic resource]
Paul, David A. When the Pot Boils: The Decline and Turnaround of Drexel University. Albany: State University of New York Press, 2008. [Locate this item]
Flood, Barbara. "Drexel's Information Science M.S. Degree Program, 1963-1971: An Insider's Recollections." Journal of the American Society for Information Science 51, no. 12 (2000): 1137-1148.
Garrison, Guy. "A Century of Library Education at Drexel University: Vignettes of Growth and Change (1992)." Unpublished manuscript, Faculty Author Collection, Drexel University Archives. [Electronic resource]
Garrison, Guy. "Alice B. Kroeger and the Origins of the College of Information Studies (1988)." Unpublished manuscript, Faculty Author Collection. Drexel University Archives.
Janick, Stephen. "Pearlstein Center Inspires a Look at College of Business' Long History." Library News 3, no. 7 (July 2002). [Electronic resource]
Montgomery, George. "Establishing Drexel's Evening College: A Tribute to Kenneth W. Riddle (1963)." Unpublished manuscript, Faculty Author Collection. Drexel University Archives.
Nehlig, Mary E. "The History and Development of the Drexel Institute Library School, 1892-1914." Master's thesis, Drexel Institute of Technology, 1952.
"Football at Drexel." Unpublished manuscript, Football Records. Drexel University Archives. Janick, Stephen. "The Origins of the Drexel Dragon." Library News 1, no. 8 (November 2000). [Electronic resource]
Thayer, William. Drexel Lacrosse: A History of the Heart. Philadelphia, Drexel University, 2004. [Electronic edition]
Janick, Stephen. "Drexel's 'Illustrious' Beginning -- The Contributions of Howard Pyle." Library News 1, no. 2 (April 2000). [Electronic resource]
Janick, Stephen. "N. Joseph Woodland -- Inventor of Bar Code and Drexel Grad." Library News 1, no. 3 (May 2000). [Electronic resource]
Martin, Kevin. "Booker T. Washington, Sidney Pittman, and the Drexel Institute." Unpublished manuscript, Drexel University Archives (2005). [Electronic Resource]
Thomas, George E. Drexel University: An Architectural History of the Main Building, 1891-1991. Philadelphia: Drexel University Office of University Relations and Department of Architecture, 1991. [Electronic edition]


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BDES3030 Roman Architecture: Creation-Reception, available in semester 1 to Archaeology students who have met the prerequisites.
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The Levant formed a physical and cultural bridge between the ancient centres of civilisation in Egypt and Mesopotamia. It was also a land of farmers, traders and craftsmen who flourished on supplying their resource-poor neighbours. The unit of study examines the rich archaeological record of these fascinating lands from the first farming villages to the kingdoms of the Iron Age.
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How Investors Should Prepare for This Stock Market
The sell-off in stocks last week has been primarily written off as a much-needed correction and a buying opportunity. Furthermore, market gurus such as Jim Cramer are making claims that the market is going down because of chaos in China's credit market, and that "shrewd" investors should take advantage of the weakness in shares of quality companies. Analyst Bob Doll told CNBC's Patti Domm that stocks will correct 10 percent this year but that they will ultimately end the year higher. This seems to be more or less the "consensus viewpoint."
But to me, these analysts seem to be overly complacent. The S&P 500 has had a tremendous run, nearly tripling from its 2009 trough to its 2013-2014 peak, and throughout this, there has been just one 20 percent correction. Historically, this is very unusual. The stock market is extremely volatile and corrections of 20 percent to 50 percent should be expected every few years.
I suspect that we are setting up for one such correction now. While it may begin slowly as there is still a "buy-the-dip" mentality, the fact remains that investors are overly optimistic, and they have consequently bid stocks up to historically high prices.
Right now, according to data provided by iShares for its S&P 500 Index Fund (NYSE:IVV), the S&P 500 trades at over 23-times earnings and at 4.6-times book value with a 1.8 percent dividend yield. While this valuation isn't as extreme as it was before the 1929 crash and before the bear market at the turn of the 21st century, it suggests that stocks are much closer to a top than to a bottom. In fact there was a bear market — 1966 to 1982 — that peaked at approximately this valuation.


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Only one question was lobbed at Brock Lesnar regarding his history as a professional wrestler, by SB Nation's own Ariel Helwani, at the UFC 141 pre-fight press conference and his answer struck me kind of funny.
Helwani asked him if he still feels he represents the world of pro wrestling being the most popular guy to jump the fence. His reply:
"Well, I was a former WWE champion. I mean, if you've lived in a cave for the last 50 years you probably think it's real but it's not, sorry. But at the end of the day, what got me to that stage was being an amateur wrestler and being a Division I NCAA champ. It's just been my career. I haven't labeled myself that. I go as Brock Lesnar the UFC fighter. And you guys can put whatever label you want on me, I don't really give a sh*t."
Just in case any of you climbed out from under your rock today, we apologize for Lesnar delivering such tragic news that pro wrestling isn't real.
I do like his candor and ability to speak freely on the subject without it coming off as though his time in WWE is a black mark against him. There was certainly a time when that was the case, as many fans and even some pundits took him far less seriously. Then he went out and won the UFC heavyweight title in his fourth career fight and has only ever suffered one loss, albeit an embarrassing one.
His fight against Alistair Overeem tomorrow night (Fri., Dec. 30, 2011) in Las Vegas, Nevada, will go a long way in determining his future in the fight game, both as an active fighter and a box office draw. If he loses, and does so by way of knockout, it could mean the end of Lesnar's time in MMA. And that will only strengthen the rumors that he'll be headed back to WWE for one more match at WrestleMania in 2013 or beyond. After all, he's only 34-years-old and, despite the diverticulitis, is still in phenomenal shape. Another short run with WWE is something that could definitely happen.
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Patsy Ruth West Sykes was born June 21, 1930.
She gracefully passed from this life on December 10, 2013. It was a victory celebration for Patsy Ruth Sykes, affectionately known as "Pat", as she was welcomed into God's Kingdom.
Pat is survived by her husband of 62 years, Bob, and by her children: son Bobby and wife Lisa and their children Reed, Nathan, and Grant; her son Steve and his wife Ann and their children, grandson Clint and wife Lindsey and their children Tagan and Brayd, grandson Clayton, and granddaughter Stevie and her husband Heston McBride. She was preceded in death by her mother Christene Deaton West, her father Fred West, and two infant children, in 1955 and 1957.
Lidia Gonzalez Vallejo was born on February 5, 1961 to Mariano and Eugenia Robledo Gonzalez. On Sunday, December 8, 2013 she was called to join her parents and our God creator in Heaven. On July 3, 1980 Lidia married the love of her life Emilio. They were childhood friends who became sweethearts for life. They were blessed with three children, daughters Crystal Gail Vallejo, Lilly Garcia and son Emilio Vallejo Jr. She was a dedicated wife mother and grandmother (a.k.a. mom) what her grandchildren called her.
Winnie Mae Trimble Sauer, 95, of Eldorado, passed from this life on November 21, 2013. Winnie Mae was born on November 27, 1917, in Menard County, TX. She was the third of ten children of Reason Seth Trimble and Alien Mae Mogford Trimble. Winnie Mae began her formal education in the Ellis Community School in Menard County, then received her high school diploma from Sonora High School in Sonora, Texas. From there, she went to San Angelo College for an Associate in Arts Degree.
It was in San Angelo that Winnie Mae met and shared a room with Cora and Rosa Sauer, who introduced her to their brother and her future husband, Clemens Frank Sauer. Clemens and Winnie were married on September 25, 1939 in Ingram, Texas. They lived in Kerrville, where their first daughter Christabel was born, until 1943, when they moved to the Reynolds Community in western Schleicher County. There they built the home where they raised their family and lived the remainder of their 65-year marriage and of both their lives.
Bobbye Ann Mason Swinford was born May 13, 1933 in Ranger, Texas to Ralph Meredith and Nancy Katherine (Browning) Mason. She died Sunday morning, November 17, 2013 in Little Rock, Arkansas.
She graduated from Crane, Texas High School in 1951. While in high school she played clarinet and was a baton twirler in the band. In June of 1951, she married Leonard Tomlinson and spent many years moving from town to town, first as an Air Force military wife and later as a Methodist minister's wife. When that chapter closed, she was reacquainted with an old friend through the matchmaking schemes of her mother and his sister. Bobbye and Fagin Swinford married in July, 1972 in Hobbs, New Mexico.


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My Life on a Purple Bedspread
I am so close. So close to the end, I can taste it.
Not all semesters are this hard. I mean, there's always the finals struggle and the lack of motivation. But this….wheewwww, this was something else. And now all I have left is to finish up one last paper before I can finally sleep instead of nap, and go home to cuddle with my dog and hang out with my family!
The last few days (or is it weeks? Months?! Who knows…time is not a thing anymore) of my life, however, have been spent right here.
Say hello to Ilana's room. That's right, instead of following Jeremy's (really wise) advice and studying in the AC, we've taken to locking ourselves in her room and desperately trying to get our papers done, while actually running into the biggest mental blocks we've ever experienced. Super frustrating.
That's not to say we haven't somehow managed to get things done though! Have no fear Mom – I did in fact get all 8 of those essays for my management course done on time and turned in. I did it. Breathe.
I even had a rather productive period yesterday where a friend actually had to remind me to stand up because he'd observed that I hadnt moved in the last 6 hours. If that's not success, I don't know what is
And this morning, Leo and I stayed up long enough to do the mandatory semester no-sleep-til-Annie's! Cutting it rather close, seeing as how it's the last day before I fly home haha. It was the nicest break I've had in the last few days, besides taking those sweet, sweet naps. I had bacon, we all worked together to find Red Cab's phone number to have them bring back a girl who forgot her suitcase there…it was a funny moment in a good community of people that reminded me to just freaking relax and take a deep breath before buckling down to do what I need to do to go home.
I feel bad because there's really not that much to tell – like I said, literally just been in that room (^^), writing papers fer dayyyyyz. I haven't even had time to reflect on the fact that it's the end of my last Fall Semester as an undergrad. ….reality is not a thing for me either, right now haha. It'll probably sink in once I get a full night's rest.
My next post is going to be coming from Oregon! So, hold onto your hats ladies and gentlemen. It's going to be full of puppy pictures.
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October 4, 2013
We will be having our Harvest/Halloween Celebration on Thursday, October 31st. Your child may wear a costume to school if he/she wishes. We do not want to frighten any children so please do not allow your child to wear a mask, scary costume or bring any weapons, etc. Please have your child wear their costume to school since our festivities will begin at 9:10 a.m. Please provide a change of clothing (including sneakers) if necessary and a bag to put their costumes in since they will not be able to wear their costumes at recess time (for safety purposes).
The children will Trick-or-Treat from class to class in the Preschool-Kindergarten building. Each class will hand out a treat to all the children from our building and from "The Little House" (Ms. Crystal's Class). A Sign-Up Sheet has been posted on our classroom door for items we would like to have donated to put in the treat bags. We need to have enough items to stuff 125 treat bags.
The children will not have to bring a treat bag from home; one will be provided for them. After trick-or-treating, the children will participate in a costume parade for the entire school.
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Washington Redskins head coach Mike Shanahan and quarterback Robert Griffin III took to the podium to hold their postgame press conferences and speak about the team's 0-3 start. Shanahan and Griffin III shared a common theme: Both were proud of how the team fought, but RGIII was willing to take the fall for the loss.
The Redskins lost by seven points and the game came down to two key plays. The first was a fumble by RGIII when he attempted to slide head-first following a run, the second on a disallowed touchdown thrown to Aldrick Robinson, which was overturned on review.
Shanahan didn't have any problems with referees overturning the touchdown. "My understanding of the rule is that he's got to have complete security all the way through the catch. It looked to me like it hit the ground, so I'm not surprised it was overturned."
The Redskins head coach had similar thoughts on his quarterback's fumble, willing to attribute it to simply being a football play. "To be honest with you it's something that happens," Shanahan said, "You slide forward and that happens. I've seen it happen to a lot of people." He shrugged off the assertion that the kind of slide is what created the fumble, saying,"I've had QBs who always go head-first. A lot of guys do it different ways."
Griffin III attempted 50 passes, while the team attempted just 22 rushing attempts. Shanahan believed the mistakes at quarterback were a byproduct of the lack of offensive balance. "You don't want that many passing attempts," he said.
Shanahan was also asked if he could remember bouncing back from 0-3. "No, I can't remember that far back," he answered. "We can't do anything about that, all we can do is persevere."
The message was similar from RGIII, who initially talked about the judgment calls that went against the Redskins, calling the game a "team loss" but quickly grew tired of questions about his performance at quarterback. "I'm not going to sit up here answering every question about myself. If you want to pin it on someone pin it on me," he said.
Starting 0-3 after a playoff berth in 2012 was unthinkable for the Redskins. "If you told us we'd be 0-3 right now we'd all be shocked," according to Griffin. "We played better today, but we didn't get the win."
The Washington Redskins will get an opportunity to change their fortunes next week against the Oakland Raiders, who are one of the league's surprises in 2013.
"No one wants to be 0-3. You don't play this game for moral victories," RGIII said. "Nobody in the league is going to feel sorry for us."
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A scenario that we've seen play out over and over happens in Rockford, a shooter inside business trying to kill people. But in today's case it's just a drill to prepare SwedishAmerican Health System for the worst.
SwedishAmerican Hospital went under a code silver, an active shooter inside the hospital. As a man makes his way down the hall of the East State Street entrance he fires off multiple shots hitting 5 people. Fortunately, it's a Rockford cop playing the role of "shooter." The guns are all plastic and there is not even a shot fired but instead he shouts, "bam!" as he points the gun.
Rockford Police, SwedishAmerican Hospital staff and EMS all had their roles to play in the active shooter drill.
"A white male subject in their State Street main lobby that was armed with a handgun was shooting people. We had three officers arrive quickly," says Lt. Pat Hoey in the media briefing after the event.
Everything played out just like it would have in real time. The actors who played the victims in this shooting drill seemed so real the hospital ended up stopping the full exercise early. That's because the emergency room thought there was an actual shooting victim being brought in.
"The emergency room went on alert because this person here was a real shooting victim so from their perspective they weren't play-acting they were presuming that this one actor in the concourse was a real shooting victim. When that alert came from the emergency room they said we have to stop the drill to put all hands on deck to attend to the real shooting victim," says Dr. Bill Gorski, SwedishAmerican Health System CEO.
SwedishAmerican leaders say that was not the only issue. A victim was not noticed for minutes and Dr. Gorski questions some of the response but says it's all part of the learning process.
"I absolutely know that with all the people with the vests on you saw taking notes, they are observing the time frame, how long did it take to react from the time that the all clear was in and we will be looking at that carefully," says Dr. Gorski.
Two area schools did their own drills along with SwedishAmerican. Lincoln Middle School and Nelson Elementary School which are both nearby, practiced hard lock-down drills
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Piper Rountree's Revenge
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Piper Rountree was born and raised in a small farming community in Harlingen, Texas. According to Paige Akin writing for the Richmond Times-Dispatch, she was the youngest of five siblings, including two brothers and two sisters. Rountree's father was a military surgeon and her mother was a homemaker.
Rountree was reported to have had a happy childhood and family life. She had close friendships and was liked by her fellow students although she wasn't the most popular girl in school, fellow classmate Lavon Guerrero suggested. Rountree excelled academically and was eventually accepted by the University of Texas at Austin in 1978. As an undergraduate, she studied speech communication.
The following year, Dr. Fredric (Fred) Jablin left a teaching position at the University of Wisconsin and took a new position teaching communications at the University of Texas at Austin. He was recently divorced and looking for a new beginning. In 1981, he taught a course in organizational communications, for which Rountree registered. Jablin was immediately captivated by Rountree's artistic and energetic nature. Their student/teacher relationship ended in the fall of 1981 and six months later they began a romantic relationship.
The two were smitten with one another and became increasingly inseparable. In 1983, the couple moved to San Antonio, Texas when Rountree was accepted as a law student at St. Mary's University. Jablin did not give up his position at the University of Texas because his career was just beginning to take off, despite the 180-mile commute from his new home.
Later that year, the couple married while Rountree was still enrolled in law school. The marriage initially got off to a good start but it wasn't long before cracks began to appear. According to Bowes, Jablin reported in later court documents that he "became aware early in their marriage that Rountree suffered "emotional problems," after learning that she had been bulimic and was receiving psychological counseling 'because of family issues.'"


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It seems like, lately, a lot of people we know are, as my four-year says: breaking apart.
As in:
"Well, I'll marry Trudy and live in one house until we break apart and then I'll have to move."
Where are they getting this stuff?
It hit closer to home recently: the parents of my seven-year old daughter's good friend, her parents - our good friends. When they told the kids, we knew it was happening, but still, nothing prepared me for seeing their sweet girl the next day, for having her run into my arms and whisper into my ear:
"My parents are getting a divorce," she said, not letting go of my neck.
I said to her what I knew was true:
"Everything will be OK. And they both love you and your brother more than anything."
And in a flash she was off twirling with her friends in the grass, indistinguishable from them.
Her new normal.
It's something I think about. The further we get from the babyhaving years, the more it seems I find myself hearing about this couple or that one splitting up. And, despite a 50% divorce rate in this country, the news strangely catches Chris and I by surprise, like the couple in question was washed away in a freak California hurricane, or caught embezzling.
"Really? Them? I can't believe it!" We say to each other, taken aback, our hands clasped together without our knowing.
The other night Chris was dozing in bed and I was lying beside him surfing the web, not quite ready to call it a night. I stumbled upon the Meyer-Briggs Personality Test and answered all seventy-two questions with purpose and hit enter, waiting for the verdict. What would it be? I predicted: Neurotic Freak, Subject to Random Chocolate Cravings.
ISFJ, it came back. I'm not sure, but I think it pretty much meant Neurotic Freak, Subject to Random Chocolate Cravings. But also kind of shy, empathetic and a nurturer too.
Of course, I made Chris take the test. Right then and there.
ESFJ, it reported. Not a freak at all. Not shy at all. A caretaker. A sweetheart. Exactly right.
It turns out, according to Ms. Meyers and Ms. Briggs, the perfect matches for ESFJ's and ISFJ's happen to be one another. The Caretaker and the Nurturer, like two tarot cards lined up in the deck, fated. We are not bulletproof, certainly. We are though, well-suited for a lifetime of kids' soccer games and dirty dishes and exchanging loving glances over chaos and coming together later, when the night is over, for refuge in one another.
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The United States added another track and field gold medal Monday when Jenn Suhr won the gold in women's pole vault. An Olympic medal isn't new to Suhr -- she won silver in 2008 -- but to win gold she had to get past a strong field which included two-time defending gold medalist Yelena Isinbayeva.
"To beat Yelena and her resume and her record, it's an honor," Suhr said according to the Associated Press. "That's the only thing I can say, to have someone so good in the field and come out on top, it really is an honor. It's a special title in that situation."
Her path to a gold medal wasn't the easiest. She suffered an Achilles injury, and also battled a gluten allergy. The added adversity made winning the gold medal an even more emotional event.
"It's very emotional," she said. "It's something you work very hard for for four years. And heartbreak and joy and some more heartbreak. To overcome it and come out on top, is something that whenever I thought of, I started crying. I knew it was going to be emotional."
Suhr had help from her husband Rick, who also serves as her coach. Despite the tough competition and less than ideal weather conditions, Rick remained confident.
"Before I went out there (Rick) said 'you are going to win this', he has never said that," Suhr said, according to Reuters. "I have competed hundreds of times and he has never said 'you are going to win' and I was like that is not something he says and it just put that extra spunk that I could do this. Someone else believes in me that much."
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Mikael Samuelsson played for Sweden in the 2006 Olympics and scored one goal and four points total for the Gold Medal winning squad. This year, he has been left off the roster and has some strong feelings about it.
"I pretty much have one comment and maybe I'll regret it," Samulesson said. "But they can go f*** themselves. That's what I really think."
Samuelsson has played fairly well for the Canucks this season, with 10 goals and 24 points in 39 games. His omission from the roster for players that are currently injured like Daniel Alfredsson makes someone scratch their head, but his reaction to being left off the roster should be telling for the Swedish Hockey Federation. Samuelsson is a type of player that the Swedes want on the ice, but now will be sitting at home.


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Many shoppers didn't let today's snow stand in the way of getting to stores!
We caught up with some shoppers at Concord Mall in Elkhart.
Some were exchanging gifts that were just the wrong size or the wrong color.
Others were taking advantage of the After-Christmas bargains.
Economists say holiday sales nationwide have been sluggish.
And retailers are trying to lure you with deep discounts to try and salvage the season.
Amy Hines says, "We like going out and just shopping around," said holiday shopper Amy Hines. "There's a lot of good sales right now. The Christmas Jewelry is 75-percent off!"
"The most I've seen is 70-percent off which is great," said bargain shopper Becky Repaich.
Bargain shopper Michelle Hines said, "We had bought a hoodie for a friend of the family and it was too small so we had to take it back and in the process we keep seeing all these sales, got a bunch of earrings for me and my mom."
According to Mastercard's spending pulse report - retail sales rose a mere point seven percent.
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By ClaireMitch | Sunday, February 19, 2012, 18:45
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a fatal collision in Beaconsfield two nights ago (17th February).
Police Appeal for Witnesses Following Fatal Collision in Beaconsfield
At about 9.15pm, a grey Citroen C4, containing four teenager boys and a teenage girl, was travelling along Longbottom Lane, Seer Green, towards the A355, when it lost control and collided with a tree.
One person, a 17-year-old boy who was a passenger, died and three other boys are still in hospital in a serious condition.
Investigations remain ongoing into the cause of the collision. No-one has been arrested.
Anyone who witnessed the collision or has any information which may help officers with their investigation should contact PC David Beeson from the Road Death Investigation Unit via the Police Enquiry Centre on 101.
If you don't want to speak directly to the police you can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online at crimestoppers-uk.org. No personal details are taken, information is not traced or recorded and you will not go to court.
There will be no further information released at this time as the investigation is at an early stage. Further updates will be provided when available.


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An Onaway man was reported missing this past Thursday around 8:30 a.m.
A family member of Matthew Tennant reported him missing when Tennant didn't return home after leaving Wednesday night around 5:30.
Police located Tennant's car on a two-track off of Red Bridge Road in Cheboygan County Thursday afternoon.
Investigators followed boot prints approximately 5 miles through the woods until they came across Tennant around 5:30 p.m.
With temperatures hovering around 0 degrees, Tennant was in extreme hypothermic condition fading in and out of consciousness.
The man was transported to McLaren Northern Michigan Hospital in Petoskey.
The Cheboygan County Sheriff believes Tennant somehow got disoriented and couldn't find his way back to his vehicle.
The Sheriff credits Deputies Ron Fenlon, Jeff Bur, Joshua Ginop, and inverness Fire Chief Dan Socha for saving the man's life.


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MORNING GLORY: The end of camp and plenty of links
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It's over.
Camp is finally over.
The Vols are off today and, aside from a walk-through Friday, are off for the weekend, too.
The football season -- you know, where they actually play football -- starts Monday, when UT gets in game prep mode for the season opener against Montana.
Can you feel it?
After the last two days, it can't come soon enough.
Before we hit the links, here's what Derek Dooley said he learned from the past month of practice.
"I think we've learned a lot about their talent level and we know a lot about their makeup, especially the upperclassmen," Dooley said. "What we don't know is all the guys who didn't start last year, which is pretty much everybody on the team, for 12 games is how they'll handle be a starting player in this league and can they manage it for 12 games. We have two guys on offense -- right -- Dallas (Thomas) and Tauren (Poole). And we have one guy on defense, and that's Malik (Jackson), and I don't even know if he started the first game."
"Everybody out there, can they go 12 games and compete at the level that they're capable of? I don't know. Time will tell."
(Programming Note: Because camp is over, Morning Glory will be on a brief hiatus. We'll be back and in midseason form Monday.)
What's Happening at GVX?
- Dooley out of tolerance for Janzen Jackson.
- Video of Dooley talking about Jackson's dismissal.
- Prentiss Waggner is moving again because of Jackson's departure.
- UT is ready to move on after Wednesday's ruling from the Committee on Infractions.
- The Committee on Infractions was troubled by UT's secondary violations, but didn't consider them to be major.
- John Adams writes that it was a good news, bad news kind of day.
- A hodgepodge of news and notes from the mock game.
- Austin's blog post that breaks down Jackson's dismissal.
- Austin's daily 'Night Cap'
Behind Enemy Lines
- Investigators obtained DNA from LSU QB Jordan Jefferson while searching his home for clues regarding this now infamous bar brawl. (Baton Rouge Advocate)
- Georgia K Blair Walsh is set to break the school's scoring record. (Athens Banner Herald)
- Florida coach Will Muschamp was furious after the Gators' scrimmage. (Palm Beach Post)
- LB Danny Trevathan is Kentucky's leader. (Lexington Herald Leader)
- Arkansas freshman RB Kody Walker is working on running lower. (ArkansasNews.com)
Countdown to Kickoff: Nine days until Tennessee faces Montana at Neyland Stadium.
Today's Action: The Vols are completely off today. Walk-through set for tomorrow morning.
Quote to Note: "I'm looking forward to it. Tomorrow is a good day to get some rest. Marlin (Lane) and I were talking and he asked if I was ready for some days off. I told him I was more ready than anyone else. We need it as a team. We have been banging heads for two weeks straight. It will be good to get off our feet and get some rest. We need to take care of our bodies." - RB Tauren Poole
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49 West 64th St.
New York, NY 10023
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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 787-4663
Hours of Operation:
Sunday: 11:00am - 10:00pm
Monday: 11:30am - 10:00pm
Tuesday - Thursday: 11:30am - 11:00pm
Friday: 11:30am - 12:00am
Saturday: 11:00am - 12:00am
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Seafood, Sushi
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Between Broadway and Central Park West
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Take 1, 2 trains to 66TH STREET - BWAY (Lincoln Center).
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With two restaurants in New York City - at Lincoln Center and on the Upper East Side - and one in Atlantic City, Atlantic Grill is a luxury liner on land, an urban seafood brasserie where nautical décor meets old world charm. Atlantic Grill masters American seafood and showcases a refined raw bar,
sushi and signature BR Guest Hospitality. Enjoy oyster, clam and shellfish selections that change daily and, and market-fresh fish available simply grilled a la carte or as composed entrees.
Experience Atlantic Grill down the shore at Caesars Atlantic City Hotel & Casino, with Surf & Turf, Simply Grilled selections, and fresh New England fare, all with a breathtaking view of the beach and boardwalk.
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Diner Reviews
Always good. Shared a large
grilled lobster and it was delicious, as always. The raw bar is always fresh and cold. Salads are delicious. We will keep coming here."
Dined on 8/23/2014
Service was as nice as it can.
Food was delicious. A wonderful dining experience."
Dined on 8/23/2014
The sushi at Atlantic Grill was
the best I have ever had. Very fresh and tasty."
Dined on 8/23/2014
We frequently dine at Atlantic
Grill but usually for dinner. Lunch did not disappoint and the price-fixe option is just perfect."
Dined on 8/22/2014
Seafood was good. The cocktails
were absolutely delicious, especially their specials!"
Dined on 8/19/2014
A young man who attended our table
was just amazing. He made our dinning so joyous, we appreciate him."
Dined on 8/19/2014
The service was great. Our waiter
was very attentive and happy to make recommendations. The reviews of the food within our group of 8 people was mixed. But no doubt the food was of good quality."
Dined on 8/16/2014
My third time there. And as
before, the atmosphere is nice. It was a quiet Friday in August and figured give it another try. Close to home and want to like the restaurant. The service was good. The drinks good. The food mostly good except for the godawful fries with truffles that ruined the dinner. Lobster rolls just ok. And when you pay so much for a small filet, a side order should be included. The brazini was very good except the veggies looked and tasted like a frozen medley. The bread was delicious and generous. So a bit of an inconsistency with the side orders. To summarize, I like the place and would have given it 4 stars. But when I shell out $160 for 2 and not have dessert and coffee, I can do much better elsewhere."
Dined on 8/15/2014
Went with my wife for lunch
Friday, food was good, service was excellent. Nice location too. I would go again."
Dined on 8/15/2014
Had lunch with my mother here and
it was great. The seafood was fresh and the dishes were freshly prepared. My mother actually had to allow her food to cook before eating. The waitstaff was attentive without being intrusive. Would definitely dine hear again."
Dined on 8/14/2014
Quiet, well spaced tables provide
a lovely atmosphere for a casual meal before or after a performance across the street. The fish is well prepared as are the salads and vegetables. While nothing is "astonishing" or even "adventurous" - everything, is "polished and professional" and the meal was genuinely satisfying."
Dined on 8/14/2014
We thoroughly enjoyed dining at
Atlantic Grill on the upper West Side. The food was excellent. I had gazpacho with small shrimp was delicious. The diver scallops were outstanding. Fruit crumble for dessert was very good. We sat in a booth in the rear of the restaurant. It was cozy and quiet. I definitely recommend this restaurant. We will be back there soon.!!!"
Dined on 8/13/2014
Atlantic Grill's restaurant week
menu is definitely one of the more filling and worth it. The food quality was great; the seafood and vegetables were very fresh. Great ingredients, great ambience, and our server was polite and attentive. Our food came quickly and the spacing between each course was perfect in my opinion. It was an overall relaxing meal."
Dined on 8/13/2014
This wasn't my first time. Is was
good last time I went there so I went again this week and I was very disappointed . Food was NO taste.. And Desert was terrible...-upside down fruite cake- But staff was nice... I don't think I will go there again.."
Dined on 8/13/2014
We enjoyed the vibrant scene and
good food, but were disappointed in the service. Waiter seemed rushed or nervous. We did appreciate his attention, and smile, when he remarked that the additional martini ( one was accidently spilled) was on the house."
Dined on 8/12/2014
The staff were very accomodating
and mede the experience wonderful. The Hamashi was excellent aa was the flank steak. We had the sorbet trio for dessert and the apricot was a bit too tart otherwisw very good. It was a wonderful dining experience. The only draw back is that the restaurant can be a bit too noisy."
Dined on 8/12/2014
Title says it all. Loved the food
but the service, especially from whomever was supposed to be filling our wine glasses from our bottle hidden somewhere, should have been better."
Dined on 8/9/2014
Attending a show at Lincoln
center, meant we needed an early reservation. We were impressed at the friendliness of the lady who seated us, the manager and our waiter Andy who was professional and attentive.Despite being there so early , and there being only a smattering of other diners, the restaurant had a nice atmosphere. Service was fast but not rushed. We all ordered fish dishes and all were excellent, definite Asian influence . The sushi I ordered was wonderful and beautifully presented. We had time to sit at the bar for a bit and ther service there was very friendly. Other clients happy to chat also. We will definitely go back."
Dined on 8/9/2014
Did not meet expectations based on
previous visits."
Dined on 8/8/2014
The service was excellent and
everyone truly enjoyed the food. Looking forward to going back."
Dined on 8/8/2014
Atlantic grill is a great solid
upper west side restaurant. I have been here a few times, twice with my sleeping infant in the stroller (which they easily set up next to our table with no hassle) and once with friends. They are always accommodating, and professional and The food is always delicious. This time I had the Scallops. They were a decent size and were so yummy."
Dined on 8/8/2014
Chatham cod was excellent BUT
presented on a bed of ovrcooked soupy greens on top of "forbidden rice" that was drowned of flavor and texture. Tossed green salad was marred by excess of vinegar. I remarked on the vinegar to the waiter and was brought two (2) extra chocolate desserts. Very nice, but altogether plumping and inappropriate for stomachs needing to survive the rest of the evening."
Dined on 8/8/2014
treated me like I was special.
apparently that is the way everyone is treated."
Dined on 8/8/2014
This was the first time that we
went to the Atlantic Grill. Food was terrific and the service wonderful. We ordered both from the Rest Week menu and some additional dishes. Consistency was there across the board. The servers were very personable, attentive but not overbearing and everything came out in a timely manner. We would absolutely return."
Dined on 8/7/2014
I had eaten here a few months ago.
I had sushi as I did on this occasion. It was good, but I was impressed by my former meal vs. this one. The menu features sushi as well as western food. Prices are for nearby Lincoln Center."
Dined on 8/7/2014
Nice ambiente, but cold salmon
very mediocre. Even if offered for restaurant week menu, it should be of finer quality"
Dined on 8/7/2014
While usually I have had great
meals and service at this restaurant over countless reservations in the past, last night both were TERRIBLE. Even the restroom was filthy. It is not the usual experience there, but last night was shockingly bad and a huge disappointment. Even the next day, I STILL feel I have been ripped off. My advice at this point- eat before you go; meager portions of fish, horrendous service, staff that is more interested in saying the expected than listening to the answers and generally taking for granted the substantial patron base that their location and history provides. I hope last night is not predictive of future experiences."
Dined on 8/6/2014
I went during restaurant week. The
steak was a bit over cooked. $38 for that type of food was a bit pricey."
Dined on 8/6/2014
It is not the restaurant's fault
but when it is impossible to hear others at the table and you look around and see that others are screaming to be heard..... The food is OK. The hangar steak was tough. The fish was fine."
Dined on 8/6/2014
We chose $38 dinner menu of
restaurant week. Appetizer is good, steak is so so, desert is disaster in both appearance and taste except sorbet comparing to other same level restaurant. Sushi and seafood is fresh. The atmosphere is quite good."
Dined on 8/6/2014
My Fiancee and I went to Atlantic
Grill for dinner and found that we enjoyed a great time. The food was delicious and the service was fantastic. The server made sure we were enjoying our evening. I definitely recommend it to anyone who is in the area and looking for some good seafood."
Dined on 8/5/2014
Dinner with friends during
restaurant week was fun with unique choices---all very good, some outstanding (Salmon cerviche) for the 3 course meal. The service is always very good here, but our waiter Anthony was extremely helpful and professional, even in the midst of a very busy dinner hour."
Dined on 8/5/2014
Delicious 3 courses, beautifully
presented. Attentive service, nice atmosphere. The noise level made conversation a bit difficult. I would recommend this restaurant."
Dined on 8/5/2014
I guess you could say food is
average so if that's the case, you're paying more for "average." But problem is not much choice for that area. Also went there hoping to eat and bar and watch games. Called ahead (twice) to make sure they get cable nets and when I got there, the connection was bad and bartender was annoyed I asked him to check other tv. No need to come back."
Dined on 8/4/2014
We went here for restaurant week.
The meal was delicious and plentiful. We frequent this restaurant often both for brunch, which is terrific, and for dinner. During this last visit, my husband was given a broken water glass which caused the water to spill all over his shirt and pants. Our waitress and the manager did everything possible to make amends for this mishap. They could not have been more attentive or nice. The manager provided us with some extras and all went out of their way to make sure that my husband was okay and that our meal was enjoyable nonetheless. Atlantic Grill is still one of our neighborhood favorite restaurants."
Dined on 8/4/2014
We went to the Atlantic expecting
an exceptional meal but we were disappointed. The service was excellent but the food was mediocre at best. My wife and I agreed that it was not good enough to return there."
Dined on 8/4/2014
Not my first time at the Atlantic
Grill. This time I enjoyed it immensely, as well. The food is outstanding!"
Dined on 8/3/2014
Excellent food and wine selection.
I absolutely enjoyed my dinning experience here. I will most definitely make an effort to try everything on the menu."
Dined on 7/31/2014
Overall the food is ok. I ordered
a steak, but some of them was overcooked. Desserts were very tasty. I Like the chocolate and up down cake. Not satisfied with the lady who led us to the table. Firstly, she was nearly a poker face who didn't say anything but just walked before us. Secondly, she directed us to a table which was at the "crossroads" of the restaurant. I Don't like the arrangements and I suggest that they dropped the table at that location."
Dined on 7/31/2014
Blastingly loud for mediocre food.
The bar area was the only quiet part of the restaurant."
Dined on 7/31/2014
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News: Jay-Z Infected W/ March Madness, Spotted Along W/ Ashely Judd & Shaq At Final Four
Monday, Apr 2, 2012 3:15PM
Rap mogul Jay-Z took a trip down to the Big Easy over the weekend to watch the NCAA Mach Madness college basketball tournament, specifically the Kentucky Wildcats and Louisville Cardinals.
Jay and other celebrities including actress Ashely Judd and retired NBA champion Shaquille O'Neal were also spotted at Saturday night's match-up.
Jay-Z was suffering from a case of March Madness this past weekend. Hova took his boys down to the Final Four Saturday in New Orleans, and the rapper was spotted outside the Kentucky locker room in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome before the Wildcats' national semifinal game against Louisville. Thanks in part to his relationship with basketball power broker William (Worldwide Wes) Wesley, a consultant for CAA who reps Kentucky coach John Calipari, Jay-Z has become a big Kentucky fan. Clutching the jersey of Kentucky forward (and New Jersey native) Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, the hip-hop legend sat close to the Kentucky bench, not far from rabid Wildcats fan Ashley Judd and Nike founder Phil Knight. Other celebs in the crowd included Shaquille O'Neal and Tim Robbins. (New York Daily News)
The rap mogul-turned-NBA co-owner was fined for an unauthorized visit inside the Wildcats' locker room last year.
The New Jersey Nets have been fined $50,000 for Nets minority owner Jay-Z's presence in the Kentucky locker room after the Wildcats clinched a Final Four berth, according to sources with knowledge of the penalty. Word circulated around the league Friday that an unnamed team -- which sources confirmed to ESPN.com is the Nets -- was fined for violating league rules that prohibit contact with players who still have collegiate basketball eligibility remaining. (ESPN)
A week prior, an NBA investigation was confirmed by a league spokesperson.
An NBA spokesman confirms that the league is investigating Jay-Z's presence in Kentucky's locker room after the Wildcats clinched a Final Four berth. The rapper visited the players after their victory over North Carolina on Sunday at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J, home of the Nets. Jay-Z is a part-owner of the team and attended the Nets' 120-116 loss at New York on Wednesday. (Billboard)
Jay's ownership in the New Jersey Nets restricts his distance from ineligible NBA draft players.
NBA rules prohibit team personnel from having contact with players who are not yet draft eligible, and spokesman Tim Frank told the Associated Press the league is looking into it. The investigation was first reported by CBSSports.com. (Daily News)


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I know we all love mock drafts! The unknowing over who and when we will take a player. Will there be trades? Just the excitement of the next season! With that said I just wanted to read various opinions on rounds 1-4. Below is mine and it is based off of who we sign in FA obviously which is why I take the gamble on our last 2 picks. So without further ado, here it is:
Resign- Jake Long & Chris Clemons
Sign- Greg Jennings, Dwayne Bowe, Jared Cook, & Derek Cox or DRC
RD1: DE- Jordan (unless CB- Milliner is there)
RD2: CB- Trufant, Banks, or Rhodes (unless we took Milliner in the 1st, then take best DE/OLB)
RD2: WR- Wheaton or Patton
RD3: WR- Bailey or TE- Jordan Reed
RD3: CB- Tyranne Mathieu
RD4: S- Ray Ray Armstrong
RD5-7: Best RB, T, G
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EAU CLAIRE - A man charged last week with making bomb threats is now accused of setting off homemade bombs as well.
Justin Woody has now been charged in connection with four of the explosive devices that were detonated in December and January. Investigators say the devices consisted of plastic bottles filled with aluminum foil and toilet bowl cleaner.
The explosions all occurred near Fairfax Street, near Woody's residence. Just last week Woody was charged with phoning in bomb threats against the Eau Claire County Courthouse in December.


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(CNN) – The group that kidnapped hundreds of schoolgirls in Nigeria is ridiculing a campaign to bring them home.
In a new video released by Boko Haram, the group's leader mocks #bringbackourgirls.
He also demands that the government release imprisoned members of their group.
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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
A man officials say killed a deaf man four days before Christmas will spend at least 28 years in prison.
Thursday, Davonta Turner pleaded guilty to second degree murder for robbing and stabbing Michael Shull, a 21-year-old who had just graduated from North Carolina School for the Deaf in Morganton.
Michael Shull's father, Clif Shull, says he wanted Turner to get the death penalty, but knew that wasn't going to happen after lawyers negotiated a plea agreement. But, he did tell the judge how he felt.
"I wanted him and everyone in the court to understand what a good person Michael was," said Clif Shull, "He helped everyone. He helped this family. He did things for this family. He did things for these people. There was no doubt in my mind that that was completely planned. He was set up, he was ambushed, he was murdered for a couple hundred dollars."
The prosecutor said Michael Shull was set up by his girlfriend's family members and friends. Based on the statements given to police, Shull's girlfriend was also deaf and taken away right before Shull was robbed and stabbed to death.
Investigators say Davonta Turner worked with Ashley Owens and Aveance Bryant. All three pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges. All but Turner were each sentenced to roughly four years in prison.
Josee Shull, Michael's mother, said the sentencing was "not enough." She and the rest of Michael's family says the three people involved in their son's death deserved more.
"I just can't find it in my heart, I know it's not the Christian way. I can't find it in my heart to see any forgiveness right now," said Clif Shull.
The family says they are glad all three will be behind bars. The judge ruled if any of them are granted work release in the future, they will owe the Shull family money for Michael's funeral.
A fund has been set for the future education for Michael Shull's nieces and his nephews called the "Memorial Fund for Michael Shull," located at the Peoples Bank on Springs Road NE in Hickory.
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