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Downtown Lafayette as we know it today began as a project back in the 1990's called "Streetscape".The focus was on reviving the area with heavy emphasis on business development.
But what about the people who call the downtown area home. Well, that's exactly what one public organization is thinking and by transforming the neighborhood they hope they can make downtown Lafayette the place to be.
"Why should we have any area of our city not performing at the highest level possible. So we're fine tuning it to do that," says Steve Oubre with Architects Southwest.
It's a problem of modern city creation. A suburban culture, expand outward and build massive developments outside of town. But the Lafayette Public Trust and Finance Authority is looking to liven up the center of the city.
"The goal would be to create a more dynamic living community," explains Oubre.
Monday started a series of public meetings focused on developing the La Place neighborhood, historically known as the Mills Addition. It contains a large amount land ordered by University, Congress and rail road tracks.
"It's an ability for the city to improve an area that's already built," says Oubre.
Oubre is leading the project. His job is to turn property owned by the finance authority into multi purpose buildings. From spaces to rent and own, to grocery stores and schools, with the goal of walkability and green spaces. With the downtown area as the main attraction.
"We've worked for three years to have a master place for this same neighborhood, and it just excites me," says Giselle Sonnier-Menard.
Sonnier-Menard has owned property in the neighborhood for years, and is the neighborhood association chairperson.
She was pleased that public input was desired.
Sonnier-Menard says, "it's going to impact the lives of us who live, work, and own property here."
Sonnier-Menards excitement and intrigue into the project was shared by most in attendance, but a lot of planning still has to take place.
The hopes of the developer is to impact the area and attract anyone from any walk of life thus creating a well rounded community.
"There's a feeling like there's a way to make this work, but I'm sure there's a lot of concern of how real this can be," says Oubre.
This was the first of three public meetings with Architects Southwest hosted by the Lafayette Public Trust and Finance Authority.
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While there was a period of time when David Lynch was a cinematic workhorse -- "Lost Highway," "The Straight Story" and "Mulholland Drive" were all released between 1997 and 2001, to give you an idea -- but he's since diversified his creative output. 2006 was the last time we saw a feature from the director with "Inland Empire," and since he's taken on a variety of ventures including fashion house helmer, concert webcaster, aspiring artist and "Louis" guest star. While he's been continually asked about his next movie, Lynch has generally deflected by saying he's waiting for the right inspiration to strike. But could he already have something brewing?
The New York Times Magazine recently profiled Lynch, and more specifically his increasing work on transcendental meditation, but talk still turned toward the movies. Bob Roth, one of the leaders of the organization started by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, let it slip that Lynch "was working on a new script and that it was typically dark." It appears to be a bit of info that the director didn't necessarily want getting out there.
"Bobby's got a big mouth," he said, going on to emphasize that it's not influenced by transcendental meditation. "I think people would probably recognize it," he continued, underscoring that it will be the kind of movie people expect from the name David Lynch.
So something to ponder for now, and we'd wager we're not going to get much more until Lynch decides he's ready. But we're ready for his freaky return, whenever that may be.
Aardvaark | February 27, 2013 1:15 PM
Well, WUB now you know that you use an expression wrong and in the future you won't look like a moron. You should be appreciative.
TheWub | February 27, 2013 12:46 PM
All apologies, you nitpicky little bitch.
AE | February 27, 2013 11:53 AM
Thank god, I almost fell asleep reading the potential best picture nominees for 2014.
TheWub | February 27, 2013 11:05 AM
I am foaming at the mouth for anything new from Lynch. Inland Empire was a masterpiece in every sense of the word, and while it wouldn't be a bad legacy to go out on two of your very best films, I've been hoping to see him throw his towel back in the ring for a while.
MGL82 | February 27, 2013 11:02 AM
"aspiring" artist? The guy's had a retrospective of his paintings at the Pompidou centre. He's been known for his painting since the 80s.

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CODY, Wyoming (Reuters) – Governor Matt Mead asked on Tuesday for a presidential disaster declaration in Wyoming to free up federal funds to repair roads and bridge damaged by harsh winter weather and flooding.
Mead became the third governor in the Northern Rockies to seek such a declaration stemming from floods, landslides and washouts during a spring and early summer marked by runoff from heavy rains and the melting of a record mountain snowpack.
Damage to public infrastructure, including highways, bridges and sewer treatment systems, is projected to run in the millions across Wyoming, Montana and Idaho.
Citing figures from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Mead said damage in Wyoming alone was estimated to total more than $4 million, with the cost of emergency repairs to highways and interstates put at an additional $2.8 million.
Any general disaster declarations in the state would be granted by President Barack Obama county by county. Mead also asked the U.S. Agriculture Department to declare farm disasters in two counties.
Earlier in the season, a presidential disaster was declared in Montana, where severe storms and flooding on tributaries of the Missouri River racked up an estimated $8.6 million in damage. A presidential disaster declaration was approved for Idaho in May for damage pegged at $4.4 million.
Jeff Kitsmiller, meteorologist in Montana for the National Weather Service, said La Nina, a weather pattern characterized by colder ocean temperatures in the eastern equatorial Pacific, was behind the harsh weather in the Rocky Mountain West.
"It's an almost historic La Nina. For the Northern Rockies, that results in a lot of winter snow and spring rain," he said.
La Nina, also blamed for this year's devastating tornadoes in the Midwest and elsewhere and for a severe drought in the southwestern United States, has left snow in high elevations of the Rockies at levels Kitsmiller described as "off the charts" in some spots.
He said forecasts show the La Nina pattern could make a comeback in the region this winter.
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I first recall hearing about Creole Envie, from a fellow food blogger. At the time, it was a cater-only business, but I decided to chance ordering and wow, the food that was delivered right on my doorstep did not disappoint my taste buds. Shortly after her catering business began to bloom, she moved to a brick-and-mortar location on Stony Plain Road for several months. Since then, Creole Envie has nestled into a location formerly known as Highlands Kitchen, right next to La Boheme.
Now, let me tell you all about Southern Comfort…
No, not the whiskey.
I'm talking about the restaurant, Creole Envie.
Danielle, the brains behind Creole Envie, hails from New Orleans and possesses a Red Seal in the culinary arts. With several years of cooking experience under her belt, it is no surprise that Creole Envie has become quite a popular spot. The location itself is very welcoming and what one would define as "cozy".
The water is served in wine glasses, which is a really cute twist to the ol' pitcher of water!
All ingredients are sourced locally, with the exception of alligator, catfish and crawfish (as these are flown in from Louisiana). In addition, there are several vegetarian and gluten-free options that can be found on the menu.
Sweet tea would be one of my favorite non-alcoholic drinks and a jug of it ceases to be full in my presence, especially in the summer heat. However, if you don't want a whole jug, you can order it as an individual drink.
I have never had fried green tomatoes before Creole Envie, but I have heard about the dish from the novel. The fried green tomatoes were lightly breaded and fried to perfection, with a center nicely cooked. They also come with a side of delicious Creole aioli sauce, made in-house, for dipping (or drizzled over top).
However, if you aren't a huge fan of tomatoes, I would recommend trying the fried pickles instead. As well, they are breaded and come with the same aioli sauce.
The roasted okra is one of the newest additions to the menu for 2013. I wasn't sure what to expect when I tried it, but I was pleasantly surprised! I find that most people either love or hate okra, as it normally has a "slimy" texture. However, these had a nice crunch to them and I would definitely consider them to be a nice, healthier alternative to fries.
Po'boys are a classic submarine type of sandwich with origins from Louisiana. This is the pulled pork one served on a French baguette with Roma tomatoes, pickles and lettuce in it. This would be a perfect dish if you are not in the mood for a dinner entree.
…But if you are in the mood for a dinner entree, the alligator and andouille étouffée entree is worth checking out. The tomato sauce was tangy and rich with a creamy texture and it had large chunks of alligator and andouille mixed in it with vegetables. It is usually served on jasmine rice, but I opted for it with cheddar grits instead.
On Thursdays, you can find chicken and waffles as their feature menu item. I believe that this would be Edmonton's best place to go to for chicken and waffles out of all the places I have tried (and believe me, I have tried several). Not only is the portion size great, but the chicken had a crispy exterior and was melt-in-your-mouth tender on the inside. Drool.
Last, but not least, beignets are a famous type of Louisiana doughnut. Words can't describe how scrumptious these were. I'm not normally someone with a huge sweet tooth, but I really couldn't stop eating these! Accompanied by candied pecans and drizzled in caramel sauce, this is surely not a dessert to miss, sweet tooth or not.
My rebeccamendation: Danielle's authentic take on Southern cooking has brought back many repeat customers, with me being one of them. In a nutshell, prices are reasonable and quality is top notch. It is highly recommended to make reservations on a weekend, else one risks long wait times or possibly even being turned away due to high traffic. If you're craving for a taste of New Orleans but can't afford a plane ticket, Creole Envie will fit the bill perfectly.


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A built-in bed with a window. I want this!
I love the mirror treatment on the closet doors too.
This is my guest room/dressing room. Another view of this room.
I got the mirror recently at a tag sale and put it up myself.
It makes the room look ever so much bigger. Love it.
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If you look carefully you will see Webster staring at his reflection.
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Elizabeth Adams tosses it for him. He catches it and drops it on her lap again and again and again.
Raider is one lucky boy, but he didn't start out life that way.
From the age of 10 weeks, he spent hour upon hour penned outside. After months of complaints, he was brought in and put in a cage in the basement, his body covered in feces and his paws suffering urine burns.
One day, Adams couldn't take it anymore.
"It was a cold November day, pouring rain, and he had been out all day," the Lunenburg County woman recalled.
He had a dog house, but it was flooded with water.
"It was horrible. He was soaked to the skin."
Adams wrapped the five-month-old pup in towels, left a note on the homeowner's door telling her what she had done and carried Raider to her home.
She returned the dog the next day, but that night marked the beginning of her lengthy efforts to bring Raider into her home for good.
It took months that included repeated phone calls to the SPCA. Raider's owner eventually told Adams she could have the dog.
Shortly after that, he was diagnosed with Addison's disease, a disorder of the adrenal glands. He would have died without treatment. Adams' initial vet bill came to $8,000, and Raider gets an injection every month that keeps him healthy.
Today, nearly eight years later, Raider gets a good two hours of exercise each day and romps with the two older Labs Adams and her husband already owned before he came along.
"He's the perfect example of why things needs to change," Angela Robar said of her friend's dog.
Robar has organized an anti-tethering march in Bridgewater for Feb. 1, beginning at 11 a.m.
It's to show support for Agriculture Minister Keith Colwell's announcement that he will amend the province's Animal Protection Act to make it illegal to tether a dog 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
"Our relationship with animals is evolving," said Robar, as her pug Cecil sat on her lap, his dark brown eyes growing heavy and his body leaning back against her as she spoke.
"People have become more aware of the impact animals have on our lives."
They are also getting "sick" of hearing about incidents of neglect and abuse, Robar said.
Two men were charged this month with three counts each of animal cruelty under the Animal Protection Act after an SPCA officer had to use an ice pick to retrieve the body of an American Staffordshire terrier that was frozen to the ground outside a North Preston home.
And Jason Remai of Lunenburg County stands trial in June charged with failing to provide an animal in his care with reasonable protection from injurious heat and cold after a dog died in a sweltering car in Wolfville last July.
Robar said support for the march has "spread like wildfire," and now seven other communities across the province have joined in. Marches will also be held Feb. 1 in Yarmouth, Shelburne, New Minas, Amherst, Halifax and Sydney and in New Glasgow Feb. 8.
"It's just been overwhelming," Robar said of public support for the events.
Organizers of the marches will count down together via cellphone and ensure their marches leave their starting points at the same time. In Bridgewater's case, that will be Pet Valu in the Bridgewater Plaza.
Joan Sinden, founder of the No Chains All Love Dog Rescue Society, hopes to be at the Halifax and New Glasgow marches with Harley, a five-year-old German shephard-husky mix that had been tethered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, since it was a pup.
She is currently providing foster care to the dog, which was stressed when she got him a week ago but ate for the first time Saturday, and is enjoying the company of her four small dogs.
Colwell has said the anti-tethering legislation would likely limit tethering to no longer than 12 hours rather than ban it.
While there has been concern that's too long, Sinden said there are some excellent aspects to the legislation, including the fact it takes into account whether it is too hot or too cold for an animal to be tethered, and providing for an owner to be fined on the spot.
The minister has said enforcement officers with the SPCA, the police and municipal bylaw officers will be able to issue tickets similar to speeding tickets to people who violate the law.


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Because nothing is more metal than covering the entire world in permafrost.
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"This is the story of a king and his quest for a mighty sword with the power to forge a new nation, a kingdom of METAL." Yeah, you read that right. This week's Bad Fanfic Friday is a bad metal version of the tale of King Arthur with lots of bad sword fighting. I think I saw Xena in there somewhere too, but I can't be sure; my face was melting at the time.


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Institutional investors are examining every aspect of their hedge fund-of-funds portfolios and the managers in charge of them in the wake of the performance debacle of 2008, liquidity problems and the seismic shock of Bernard L. Madoff's massive Ponzi scheme.
That's according to a group of experts at a Pensions & Investments round table on the state of hedge fund of funds.
The Aug. 18 discussion focused on the quality of operational due diligence; the need for better portfolio construction and a related move back to more concentrated portfolios of underlying hedge funds robust risk management.
The discussion focused on institutional investors' changing expectations of their hedge funds of funds and covered the need for better operational due diligence, robust risk management and full transparency.
The panel also discussed the limitations and pitfalls of separate account hedge fund management.
"What do investors demand from their funds of funds?" asked Kent Clark, managing director and chief investment officer of hedge fund strategies and global manager strategies, alternative investments and manager selection, Goldman Sachs Asset Management LP, New York.
"One of the things that we never thought we'd actually have to say, but we (have to now), is (that the expectation is that) when (investors) call and ask for the money back, they actually get the money back," said Mr. Clark.
Joining Mr. Clark were: Andrea M. Bollyky, managing director for business development and client relations of absolute return strategies, Aetos Capital Management LLC, New York; Daniel Celeghin, director, Casey Quirk & Associates LLC, Darien, Conn.; Peter M. Gilbert, chief investment officer of the Lehigh University endowment, Bethlehem, Pa.; Alan Kosan, managing director and head of alpha research, Rogerscasey, Darien, Conn.; and Jim Vos, chief executive officer and head of research, Aksia LLC, New York.
Panelists stressed that institutional investors likely will seek hedge fund-of-funds managers that are focused on both superior investment management and appropriate liquidity matching of the underlying hedge fund managers in the portfolio and of the fund-of-funds vehicle, rather than on asset gathering.
"I think it was pretty easy to raise a shingle and become a fund of funds in the early part of the decade. I think investors feel a little bit betrayed by all the packaging that went into the fund-of-funds business by new product launches, by liquidity mismatches, by aggressive (investment agreement) documents, statements about investment process that weren't necessarily fulfilled," said Mr. Vos.
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Mr. Vos said his consulting team looks for hedge fund-of-funds managers that are "running a real investment organization, so a separate CEO and CIO is must for us. We'd like to see a firm that has one or two investment (strategies) and lives and dies by those programs. And fairness between investors. I think that after 2008, people are very focused on (avoiding) any kind of product packaging that gives one class of investors any advantage over another," Mr. Vos said.
Much of the deeper scrutiny of hedge fund-of-funds managers is focused on the quality of operational due diligence, driven to some extent by the Madoff fraud.
"Sophisticated investors are still going to look for a gatekeeper of sorts to ... provide oversight," said Mr. Kosan. "I think the No. 1 demand is going to be in the area of transparency (and) in risk management. If anything, while Madoff wasn't a hedge fund per se, if anything, emotionally what it created was a huge response and as a result, I think hedge funds of funds many actually see an increase in business."
Round table participants noted that successful funds of funds already have given operational due diligence a much more prominent role in manager selection and portfolio construction.
"I think one of the things that differentiates (fund of funds) now after Madoff is the focus on due diligence and the ability of funds of funds to have operational accounting, auditing (and) people involved with that due diligence. I think in the past there was (more of an) emphasis on performance and access to funds. (Now, processes are) much more driven by analysis — historical analysis — of prior performance of funds as opposed to operational and back office ... that's a major difference in terms of what institutional investors will be looking for going forward," said Mr. Gilbert.
But to be effective, hedge fund manager due diligence must be relentlessly ongoing, Aetos' Ms. Bollyky stressed.
"Constant re-underwriting of the (manager selection) ... is crucial (because) these hedge funds are meant to take advantage of anomalies in the marketplace. So if the only time you've done your operational due diligence is prior to making that investment and you're not (performing) very systemic rigorous (due diligence on a regular basis) ... then you're missing possible changes or alterations that might occur at the firm," Ms. Bollyky said.
Rogerscasey's Mr. Kosan predicted that hedge funds of funds will continue to evolve their investment models, to develop more customized funds, separate accounts and specialized single strategy hedge fund of funds in response to institutional investor demand.
As for hedge funds managed as separate accounts, Mr. Kosan said, "the growth of hedge fund separate accounts is putting pressure on fund-of-funds fees on some level." Still, he acknowledged that there are some barriers to widespread institutional adoption of separate accounts, including the requirement for a large minimum investment typically of between $50 million and $100 million; the unsuitability of illiquid strategies to a separate account format; custodial and security issues.
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Mr. Kosan's fellow panelists were more pessimistic about the prospect of separate accounts becoming ubiquitous among institutional hedge fund or fund-of-funds investors.
"I think separate accounts (are) ... viewed as this silver bullet by a lot of groups ... but if you look at the attributes that ... they believe the separate account will give them ... a lot of those qualities (can be gotten) in other ways more efficiently ... and cheaper," Casey Quirk's Mr. Celeghin said.
Mr. Vos said that even with the advantages of owning a separate account, in the end, the institutional investor will find that "their return is really not going to be much different than the commingled funds ... So the package is a great package, but it's not really a different investment choice."
One big advantage offered by separate accounts in the past was transparency, but "I think that the whole industry is changing to a great degree and you're beginning to get the kind of transparency that that a separate account would have ... (that's a) tremendous change," Lehigh University's Mr. Gilbert said.
"I think the industry as a whole now understands what institutional (investor) needs are and particularly after this last year, there's a much greater move toward more transparency ... (because) government will probably be requiring registration, more transparency, you see much more proactive change with a lot of underlying fund of funds that are willing to be more transparent now," said Mr. Gilbert.
Separate accounts notwithstanding, the P&I panelists concurred with Goldman Sach's Mr. Clark that hedge fund-of-funds managers must navigate rampant change in the hedge fund industry.
"Frankly, what we see is an industry in tremendous change and it's still changing and ... I argue (it probably will continue to change) through the end of this year ... in the last couple of weeks (we've seen) very large, presumably still viable hedge funds just pack it in. ... And it's not even year end yet when things could get ... really interesting," Mr. Clark predicted.


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Update to the Warren County Assault Investigation
Date of News Release: 11/11/2011
(Bowling Green, Ky.) - The victim from the assault that occurred on Redpond Road off of Bristow Road in Warren County, Kentucky on November 10, 2011 has been identified as, Jonathan Havens, age 32 of Bowling Green, KY.
Mr. Havens is still listed in critical condition at Vanderbilt Hospital.
At the time Mr. Havens was found, he was wanted by Probation and Parole for parole violations and the Warren County Sheriff's office for prior methamphetamine charges.
The investigation is still ongoing.
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Warren County Assault Investigation
Date of News Release: 11/10/2011
(Bowling Green, Ky.) - On Thursday, November 10, 2011, at 4:47 P.M. Kentucky State Police Post 3 Bowling Green responded to an undisclosed drive way off of Bristow Road in Warren County, Kentucky. The call was in regards to a male subject that was located that had been assaulted by an unknown assailant.
The victim whose name is not being release at this time was transported to Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville, TN. The male subject injuries appear to be life threatening.
The investigation is ongoing and is being led by Detective Laura Isenberg.


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I loved David Luiz ever since he came to the Bridge in January 2011. His hair, his goofiness, his marauding runs, his inexplicable sense of humor, his hair, his in-born Brazilian traits on the ball, his attacking prowess, and did i mention his HAIR???
David Luiz had a pretty decent start to his Chelsea career in the second half of the 2010-2011 season. He endeared to us after scoring his first goal in the blue jersey:
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Even more so that it was against the
Red scum current champions.
However, Luiz's performances spiraled down after his promising debut. Defensive errors marred his position as a centre back, which culminated with Carlo Ancelotti's infamous half time substitution of Luiz after conceding a simple early goal to a particularly sneaky Mexican. This pattern continued on, especially so under Andre Villas-Boas' ridiculous high pressing line tactics, and that led to Gary Neville's unnecessary Playstation comparison.
Despite the fact that Luiz's defensive game needed much disciplined polishing, I always believed that he could and would only get better and improve. Throw in the fact that he already has as much technical abilities and skills on the ball as MAZACAR, David Luiz is the most all-rounded player on the field. He would undeniably be one of the vital cogs, if not, if i dare say, THE MOST vital cog of the sleek silky smooth attacking blue machine that Roman Abramovich wants to see playing attractive football.
I truly believe that under Jose Mourinho's (if he's coming back) tutelage and discipline, Luiz would become a truly unstoppable force be it in the back line or midfield. If he is even able to hone 50% of the strong solid defensive work emphasized and implemented by Jose Mourinho in the 2004-2006 years, David Luiz would almost be the perfect footballer.
Having said that, based on my belief that the old guards of John Terry, Frank Lampard, Ashley Cole and Petr Cech would eventually age and retire, the new incoming era and generation of players require a strong resolute leader. As much as I would like to see the old guards stay evergreen and limp on in the Bridge forever, sadly, not everyone is Ryan Giggs.
Hence, I nominate David Luiz as the future Chelsea captain. Sure, Juan Mata plays a more important role. Yeah, whichever future striker will be banging the goals in. I agree, Luiz and all his foolish quirks is not suited for captaincy. But, one thing Luiz does have is the passion and hunger for the club. That I can see in him every time he scores a goal, makes a a crucial interception, dives into crunching tackles and so forth. On the field, David Luiz is a true leader.
Of course he will need time to develop the qualities of Terry and Lampard to lead on the field, marshall the defence, galvanize his teammates and be an exemplary role model. I am just saying that, after all the old guards, Luiz will be the next in line for captaincy, and he will soon be the future Chelsea captain.
Oh and a favour to ask everyone. Could someone please please PLEASE make a David Luiz 2012/2013 goals compilation? He's had a stellar season and I think he deserves one for all the amazing goals, and more so for the OMGWTFBBQHOWTHEHELLDIDHEDOTHAT goals he's scored this season. And please use the original match replays with the commentary and celebrations. I hate those compilations with trashy music and the unnecessary visual effects.
Share it on WAGNH or somewhere when you're done so that we can all enjoy and appreciate it.
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Bill Kennedy
Bill Kennedy was born November 10, 1966 and is currently a referee in the NBA. He has officiated over 460+ regular season games and 5+ play-off games. Kennedy hails from Phoenix, AZ, and routinely looks confused and disoriented during games.
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- December 18, 2009 at 10:17 pm
hahhahaha "and routinely looks confused and disoriented during games." i couldnt agree more.
- November 14, 2010 at 10:03 am
New Jersey nets vs olando magic nov 13 2010 with 4 seconds at half court where is the foul jammer nelson hands all over him
- May 2, 2011 at 1:44 am
Bill your my friend i always attend tommys summer tournament but 2 yrs i have not been there for health issues, but billy my man you look confused in certain games more like your telling yourself i don't want to be here, I rather be in Kansas LOL..
- May 17, 2011 at 10:15 pm
I had a beer with this dude and a scout for the Suns while I was on business in Charlotte earlier this year…they were staying in my hotel..He explained a lot about officiating that I never even considered that makes their jobs a lot tougher than it looks..but that being said I did let them know my feelings on how crooked I think a lot of refs are
- March 21, 2012 at 1:09 pm
He was absolutely HORRIBLE at the Clippers game against Detroit. He was even arguing with the other refs and patting the Pistons on the back…literally. He would hesitate when Clips tried to do a time out and he call fouls over and over on Clips and many had to be reviewed and turned over. It took a lot of fun out of the game.
Look for me Bill at the next Clippers game you ref. I will have a sign just for you.
- May 18, 2012 at 10:25 pm
I just watched the Celtics and 76ers game 4 in the 2012 playoffs and this refereree, Bill Kennedy is terrible! He took it upon himself to change the game. Ticky tack fouls, some were not even fouls and it did not appear that nobody could challenge the shoddiness of the calls. He obviously does not like Boston and I believe caters to the fans. How can I get a job like that? Apparently, not care about the quality of my work would be the first step!
Terrible officiating. Mr. Stern must have called him at halftime to ensure he made it a game. Time for Mr. Stern to retire and take his so-called refs with him.
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Now I get to fly Old Glory everytime I sign something or write anything what a cool way to shgow off this pen. It is a JR Gent in Gold TI and the kit is the Stars and Stripes my new OFFICIAL carry pen. I hope you all like it as it has a very special meaning to me being a DAV USAF vet and proud of my country. Anywasy have a great week this has capped mine.
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#1 posted 1457 days ago
Thank you for your service sir, and that's a great looking pen.
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#2 posted 1457 days ago
Fantastic pen Jerry. Love to fly the flag.
Keep it up.
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Great flag pen. Just don't let it touch the ground ;-)
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the pieces look to be a good fit. my daughter made the pumkin pen for one of the companys that make these kits but the parts did not fit very well. we had to add a lot of glue and sawdust to in all the gaps to make it look wright.
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Very nice, I've been wanting to try a Stars & Strips kit or two myself. Thank you for sharing and for your service.
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In his recent press conference, Joe Dumars talked repeatedly about getting back to the core Piston values of "grit" and "toughness." Much of his success in the past as a General Manager was in his ability to identify players that had something to prove. The players that defined the Piston identity over their six consecutive years as one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference were all driven when they arrived in Detroit.
Ben Wallace was undrafted. Chauncey was tossed around the league. "Rip" was traded by Michael Jordan. McDyess was considered finished after his knee surgeries. Rasheed was considered a "cancer." Tayshaun dropped in the draft because he was considered too passive. The toughness of those Piston teams came from the collective chips on their individual shoulders.
If Dumars wants to regain that toughness that defined his most successful teams (both as a player and as a GM), it follows that he'll have to identify which players on the team have something to prove and which players he can acquire through the draft/trades/free agency that do as well.
Here's my take on the current roster:
RODNEY STUCKEY - I like Stuckey more than most. Personally, I don't think he's being used properly. He's unstoppable when attacking from the wings and he's got a great post-up game. He's much less effective when attacking from the top which is where coaches always seem to put him. That being said, does he have something to prove? I think so. I'm sure he knows what Piston fans are saying about him. I get the sense that he wants to be great. And that he will work at becoming great. He's had his struggles, but I really can't remember him ever making an excuse.
BEN GORDON - His work ethic to me (and his rather surly demeanor) indicate that he's got something to prove. The situation in Chicago where he felt the Bulls were lowballing him is probably a strong motivator.
WILL BYNUM - I don't think there's a question that this guy has something to prove.
RICHARD HAMILTON - I suspect that no matter who's on the court, Rip thinks he's the best player out there and is determined to show it. I don't think he's lost his hunger.
TAYSHAUN PRINCE - He seems to have gotten more testy with reporters lately. He seemed genuinely offended by claims that he no longer fit with the team, that he couldn't play an up-tempo game, that he should be traded, etc. Whereas Sheed clearly lost his drive, I don't think the same can be said of Rip and Tayshaun.
AUSTIN DAYE - I like what I see from him. He's not afraid to mix it up and fight for rebounds in the crowd. You can tell he's sick of the questions about his thin frame. He's got something to prove.
JONAS JEREBKO - This guy's not just playing for himself. He's playing for country.
DAJUAN SUMMERS - I think he's going to be a good player. Does he have something to prove? I don't know. He didn't complain about playing time. That can be a good thing (he decided to put his energy into improving his game instead of whining) or it can be a bad thing (he didn't care enough). I don't know enough about his practice habits to know either way.
CHARLIE VILLANUEVA - He's the biggest question mark. He got a big raise this season. That can motivate you to want to prove that you're worth the money or you can feel you've already made it and rest on your laurels. I suspect it's the latter.
JASON MAXIELL - Early in his career, there was no doubt he played like he had something to prove. The lack of improvement in aspects of his game make me question whether he still has that drive. He still can't finish with his left around the hoop, always going up with his right (even when there's a player on that side of his body). And his jumpshot is still inconsistent. I just don't know.
CHRIS WILCOX - If he had something to prove, we'd know it by now.
KWAME BROWN - It was worth a shot.
BEN WALLACE - He definitely had something to prove this season (that he could be the Ben Wallace of old). Now that he's shown that, is the drive still there?
What are your thoughts? What players in the draft have something to prove? DeMarcus Cousins? Greg Monroe? What about free agents and players on the trading block?
Who's got something to prove?


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text: I'm sure you've heard about the rumors of Columbus trying to start from scratch, and that would make Rick Nash available. With a new owner in place, would making the deal be worth it for the Stars, and what would you be willing to give up for Nash? I personally think that we need a top goal scorer to continue our success, but I've waited a long time to see if Scott Glennie would be a contributor, and I don't want to see it on another team? What say you?


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While in Anaheim, why not take the opportunity to take in one of America's favorite past-times. The Los Angeles Angels calls Anaheim home and play home games at Angels Stadium of Anaheim. This baseball club/organization was started in 1892 and played in the Pacific coast League until 1957 after which they were then moved to Spokane, Washington later to become a minor league affiliate of the Major League Baseball before becoming one of the favorite teams along the West coast in 1961 by Gene Autry.
Currently in second place in the American League West, the Angels are a favorite of many and as always, provide an exciting game. Winning eight division titles and one world series title in 2002, the Angels have a loyal following. As of 2014, five Guinness World Records have been set by Angels fans for largest gatherings of people wearing Cowboy hats, Luchador masks, blankets, wigs and Santa hats. Come join the crowd
What is more enjoyable than enjoying an American game while eating a foot long hot dog and listening to the crack of a bat as it hits a homerun? You can purchase tickets online at the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim website. This week the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim take on the Baltimore Orioles and the Detroit Tigers. Game times start at 7:05 pm each evening.


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#1. Tommie Harris- He is still quite young and a very talented DT. I like him a lot because he has a similar skill set to DD. I think he could be used to give DD a breather without much drop off. Also, he could be used as a NT/DT/DE in obvious passing downs.
Here are a few of the players I think the Arizona Cardinals should pursue.
2#. Igor O.- He is a prototypical 3-4 End. It was not to long ago that he was a prize in free agency. Still very much in his prime (age). Plus, he would give us more flexibility in our defensive fronts. move DD to the middle and have Igor at the DE on passing downs. For the right price I like him a lot.
#3. Akwasi Owusu-Ansah- I was really high on him going into the draft last year. He is a big DB who is very athletic. He can play both safety and corner, but is still raw. He also returns kicks. I think with the question marks surrounding Adub it would be nice to bring in a young play with versatility and huge upside. Plus, Ray Horton was a secondary coach prior to being a DC. If anyone could develop this talent, Ray could. Ansah is also tall (6'2''), He could be a nice big physical corner (ala Ike Taylor) to pair up with PP.
#4. Myron Rolle- Do not know much about him from a football perspective. But he was a rhodes scholar and good athlete. And again with adub being in question I would like to see some more depth brought in. I know we signed 2 CB's, but Rolle is a safety and apparently he is intelligent.
#5. Brandon Underwood- Another CB/S who is a pretty good player and could help on special teams
#6. Clint Ingram- Solid OLB'er. need I say more. We are fooling ourselves if we think that position is even remotely solid.
#7. Ryan Harris - I do not know if this was a typo, but is saw on NFL.com that he was released. If so, I would like to get him to AZ. he might have to sit out a while (IR, PUP), but he is 27 and could be a stud OT.
Feel free to add other players that you would like to see the cards pursue.
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Thomas Weir, a teacher at John F. Kennedy School in Paterson NJ, has been suspended due to allegations that he's been charged with aggravated sexual assault and promoting prostitution amongst students at the school. There are five alleged victims, the youngest being just thirteen years old.
Weir who has been a teacher for twenty one year's allegedly got in contact with these students through Facebook.
Christopher Freid, Passaic Senior Asst. Prosecutor, who is also one of the three prosecutor's on Weir's case said, "The primary victim was contacted directly through Facebook where he said, 'Let's meet for dinner, and I'll give you money in exchange for sexual acts.'"
Weir's lawyers deny that any of this happened, however, during this investigation, a 37-year-old former student of Weir's came forward and made allegations saying that things had also happened when he (the student) was between the ages of 10-16 years old.
This is not the first time Weir has been arrested or charged with sexual assault.
In 2004, Weir was arrested for similar charges and was acquitted. In February 2013, Weir was arrested and charged for promoting prostitution of a child and one count of endangering the welfare of a child.
Weir was again, arrested in March 2013, four days later and charged for soliciting sex from a male student.
Many of Weir's cases have followed the same pattern where the victim would be contacted through social media websites, primarily through Facebook.
Many people are beginning to question why Weird has only been suspended for days at a time, and why after his first arrest back in 2004 he was allowed to return back to teaching with young children.
The school district has made no comment on this situation. Weir will be arraigned later this month and prosecutors intend to offer him a plea deal.


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DANICA HAYS, chair of the Department of Counseling and Human Services, appointed as interim editor of Counselor Education and Supervision. This is the primary refereed professional journal for university professors and supervisors in the field of counseling. Her appointment as editor began July 1.
POORNIMA MADHAVAN, assistant professor of psychology, elected to the Chesapeake Bay Program's Science and Technology Advisory Committee. The group, which is composed mostly of oceanographers, marine biologists, engineers, economists and agricultural specialists, helps shape measures designed to protect and restore the bay.
WAYNE TALLEY, Frederick W. Beazley Professor of economics, eminent scholar and executive director, International Maritime, Ports and Logistics Management Institute (the Maritime Institute), recently appointed by National Chiao Tung University in Taipei, Taiwan, as a Honorary Chair Professor for life. The university is ranked 38th in the world in the computer science field and ranked 24th among Asian universities. In 2010, he was appointed by Shanghai Maritime University in Shanghai, China, as a Honorary Guest Professor for life, and in 2008, he was appointed by City University in London, United Kingdom, to his second three-year term as Honorary Visiting Professor.
MICHAEL CLEMONS, associate professor of political science and geography, a National Endowment for the Humanities Teaching Development Fellowship to enhance the course Politics of the Civil Rights Movement. Currently, the course is limited to the study of the origin, nature and impact of the U.S. civil rights movement in a domestic context. The award will fund research to expand the scope and content of the course, such that it encompasses multidisciplinary and comparative perspectives with an emphasis on the movement's symbiotic relationship with the global arena.
SAIKO DIALLO, research assistant professor, and CHARLES TURNITSA, senior project scientist, Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center, and four co-authors, a SIWzie "best paper" award for "Management of C4I and M&S Data Standards with Modular Owl Ontologies" at the 2011 Spring Simulation Interoperability Workshop in Boston.
SHARON STULL, lecturer of dental hygiene, selected as a recipient of the Crest Oral-B Pros in the Profession award program. She receives a $1,500 monetary prize and an all-expense-paid trip to the American Dental Hygienists' Association annual meeting in Nashville.
ANDREAS TOLK, associate professor of engineering management and systems engineering, a SIWzie "best paper" award for "How Is M&S Interoperability Different from Other Interoperability Domains?" at the 2011 Spring Simulation Interoperability Workshop in Boston. Co-authors, all from the Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center, are: SAIKO DIALLO, research assistant professor; CHARLES TURNITSA, senior project scientist; and JOSE PADILLA, research scientist.
DARRYL WILSON, associate professor of MIS/decision sciences, an award for writing one of the best empirical papers published in the Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education for 2010-11: "Applying Mass Customization Concepts to Core Courses: Increasing Student Centered Customization and Enabling Cross Functional Integration" in vol. 9, issue 1. He will present his methodology and results and receive an award for the paper at the national Decision Sciences Conference in Boston, Nov. 19-22. The methodology is a flexible course structure Wilson developed for Blackboard that includes imbedded automated lectures and problem-solving files, as well as the use of virtual office hours in addition to traditional office hours.BOOKS
ISAO ISHIBASHI, professor of civil and environmental engineering, and Hemanta Hazarika, "Doshitsu Rikigaku no Kiso" ("Soil Mechanics Fundamentals"), Kyoritsu Publishing, Tokyo, May 2011.
JOHN ADAM, University Professor of mathematics, a mini-course titled" Teaching Mathematical Modeling Through Patterns in Nature" and a public lecture titled "Mathematical Patterns in Nature" at the annual meeting of the Pacific Northwest Section of the Mathematical Association of America, at the University of Alaska Southeast, Juneau. Also, a lecture at the 4th Annual Summer Mathematics Institute, titled "Mathematical Patterns in Nature," at the School of Mathematical Sciences, Rochester Institute of Technology. Also, a talk about "Guesstimation" and "Mathematics in Nature" at a Rochester Barnes & Noble "Science Cafe Tuesday."
JEFFREY JONES, associate professor of communication, "Performing Politicians: Poetic Mimicry and Performativity" at the symposium Screen Satires: Puppetry, Mimicry, Laughter, comparative literatures department, Harvard University. Also, "Politics, Journalism, Entertainment, and Power: Critical Cultural Approaches to the Study of Politics and Entertainment." an invited presentation at Breaking Boundaries: 2011 Symposium on Political Entertainment Media, University of Delaware. Also, "'Just Who Does Jon Stewart Think He Is?' Journalistic Boundary Maintenance over the Rally to Restore Sanity" at the International Communication Association Annual Meeting in Boston.
ANDREAS TOLK, associate professor of engineering management and systems engineering, "Extending FEA and DODAF to Support Cost Modeling" at the 2011 ISPA/SCEA Joint Annual Conference and Training Workshop in Albuquerque, N.M. Co-authors are JOHNNY GARCIA, MSVE Ph.D. graduate; and ESME faculty HOLLY HANDLEY, assistant professor, CHUCK KEATING, professor, and RESIT UNAL, professor.
JOHN ADAM, University Professor of mathematics, "Blood Vessel Branching: Beyond the Standard Calculus Problem" in the June issue of Mathematics Magazine, a publication of the Mathematical Association of America. Also, a chapter titled "Mathematical Models of Tumor Growth and Wound Healing" in the book" Modeling and Simulation in the Medical and Health Sciences," JOHN SOKOLOWSKI, executive director, VMASC, and CATHERINE BANKS, research associate professor, VMASC, editors.
ANDREW GORDUS, assistant professor of Spanish, "Exotic Hybridization: Techno Music, Rural Culture and the Construction of an Urban Middle Class Aesthetic in Northern Mexico" in the special issue of Trans-Lit2 Spring 2011. Also, "El diálogo cultural y la transformación genérica en El mariachi de Robert Rodriguez" in vol. 24 of Ciberletras. Also, "Performing the Other: Indigenous Identity and Regional Resistance in Sonoran Literature of the 1980's" in vol. 11, issue 2 of the Delaware Review of Latin American Studies. Also, "The Feminist Vision in the Cinematic Writing of Edla Van Steen" in vol. 46 of the Luso-Brazilian Review.
PATRICIA HENTOSH, professor, and DENNIS PEFFLEY, adjunct professor, medical laboratory radiation sciences, "Xeroderma Pigmentosum Variant: Complementary Molecular Approaches to Detect a 13 bp Deletion in the Polymerase Eta Gene" in vol. 91 of Experimental Molecular Pathology. This publication was the result of a molecular diagnostics laboratory class Hentosh teaches in which the students designed three diagnostic approaches for a genetically inherited human disorder (xeroderma pigmentosum variant), carried out the appropriate experiments and assays to validate the approaches and then contributed to the organization and writing of the manuscript. Co-authors include TIRANIA BENJAMIN, LAVINIA HALL, SHANNON LEAP, JESSICA LOESCHER, ELIZABETH POYNER, TABETHA SUNDIN, MARY WHITTLE and SANDRA COREY WILKINSON, all former students in the Molecular Diagnostics Certificate Program.
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A full slate of meetings at City Hall include the following, beginning at 6 p.m. Tuesday:
Finance Committee (Alderman's Room): Several businesses were cited in December for violating their liquor licenses by selling alcohol to underage customers. Chief Craig Moser has requested that representatives from each of the businesses, which include Aldi's, Denoon Saloon and Jetz Convenience Center, appear before the committee to discuss the incidents.
In each of the cases, police reports state that underage "decoys" were asked for their identification. However the birthdates listed on their IDs would have revealed that they were still not old enough to purchase alcohol if they were read correctly.
Big Muskego Lake District, 6:30 p.m. (Muskego Room):
- Greg Burmeister will give an update on the current condition of the Big Lake and Bass' Bay.
- Tom Zagar, conservation coordinator, will also provide an update on water levels, plant growth, fish, and wildlife.
- Zagar will also provide an update of a recent purchase by the DNR in the Big Muskego Lake Wildlife Area.
- Looking ahead to spring and summer, an authorization for the mayor to sign an agreement with Marine Biochemists to control invasive aquatic plants will be proposed, and to help make that happen, the district will also consider the authorization for the mayor to apply for a DNR Permit ($895) to Control Nuisance Aquatic Plants in 2013
Common Council:
- Two public hearings will precede the formal council meeting. The first involves the rezoning of an island on Little Muskego Lake to more accurately reflect the parts of the island that are truly wetlands. The second is the extension of the sanitary sewer district to include a new property located on Woods Road that was part of a land division.
- Owners of the historic property formerly known as the Wade House have applied for a grant through the Janesville Road Building and Grant Program. They hope to use the funding to assist with improvements to the facade, especially as planned widening of Janesville Road will make it even more visible to the community.
- The council will formally approve the revised fireworks ordinance, after they met as the Committe of the Whole to consider a fireworks referendum. The new ordinance has new "teeth," which many on the council felt should be given a chance to take effect before putting it on the ballot for voters to decide whether permits should continue to be issued for personal fireworks.
The public is welcome to attend all meetings. Full agendas can be found on the city's website.


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Some rather interesting architectural events are happening right now from 28 Nov to 8 Dec in the Singapore Design Festival. This includes Archifest - a series of exhibitions and activities in celebration of the built environment, as well as 'Inventioneering Architecture' - an imaginative architectural creation of the Swiss Alps! There are also exhibitions and talks centered around architecture legend Alvar Aalto.
If you're interested to find out more, do check out http://app.singaporedesignfestival.com/default.asp
It certainly looks like an interesting Festival and a good source of ideas for future inspirations!


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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Three Pilot Flying J employees pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to charges of conspiracy and wire fraud.
Kevin Wallace Clark, James Stinnett, and Holly Radford pleaded guilty in exchange for providing information in the case.
Holly Radford, a regional account representative for Pilot, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud.
She said she was responsible for deceiving ten to fifty customers out of between $200,000 and $400,000.
James Stinnett, also a Pilot Flying J regional sales manager, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud.
Stinnett, a Pilot employee since 1995, admitted to deceptively reducing rebate amounts by targeting customers he thought were "unlikely to catch" the scheme.
He also admitted to directing Pilot regional account representatives to reduce rebates by an amount he would email to them.
Some Pilot employees were also taught about the manual rebate processes in sales meetings, according to Stinnett.
Stinnett said he lied when a North Carolina trucking company confronted him about their rebates, telling them the rebate amount was correct.
He faces a maximum of twenty years in prison.
Clark, a regional sales manager based in Missouri, admitted to directing another employee to fraudulently reduce rebate amounts for trucking firms under contract with Pilot Flying J.
Clark faces a maximum of five years in prison for his involvement in the alleged Pilot scheme. The sentence could be reduced in exchange for his testimony as the investigation continues.
He said he had been an employee with the firm for nine years. The charge filed in court says Clark had been involved in the scheme to cheat customers since 2009.
Clark was the sales representative for W.N. Morehouse Trucking in Nebraska.
Curt Morehouse told 6 News he was "pleased to see the wheels of justice turning" and said he was "completely happy with the way Pilot is handling the investigation internally" and is glad to see "law enforcement handle it externally."
Two other Pilot Flying J employees pleaded guilty last month in connection with an FBI investigation into billing irregularities by the Knoxville-based truck stop firm.
Pilot Flying J was raided by the FBI on April 15 after a whistleblower tipped federal agents off that the company had been cheating regular diesel fuel customers, by reducing the amount of rebates their received through a Pilot rewards program.
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In court Tuesday, Clark waived his right to a grand jury as part of a plea deal. He admitted to defrauding NKC Trucking Transportation in Kansas City, Missouri.
Clark told U.S. Magistrate Judge H. Bruce Guyton he ordered another employee, Ashley Smith Judd, to falsify rebate records.
Smith Judd, 27, was a regional account representative for Pilot in Knoxville. She pleaded guilty on May 29 to one count of conspiracy to commit an offense against the United States.
Arnold Lee Ralenkotter, 51, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and wire fraud. He was the Northeast regional sales manager for Pilot and was based in Hebron, Kentucky.
Smith Judd and Ralenkotter also agreed to cooperate with the FBI investigation.
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A six-year-old boy named after a 16th century philosopher whose attitude is matched only by his imagination. A stuffed anthropomorphic tiger. Calvinball. Spaceman Spiff. Killer snowmen. G.R.O.S.S. Tracer Bullet. Stupendous Man. Those characters, alter egos, games, and ideas all came from the mind of one man, Bill Watterson, who for 10 years and 3,160 strips captured the imaginations of hyperactive children and their nostalgic parents everywhere with his one-of-a-kind comic strip, Calvin and Hobbes.
Yesterday was Watterson's 54th birthday, and although he has no plans to resurrect Calvin and/or Hobbes any time in the near future, or at all, fans of his work keep creating tributes to the greatest comic strip of all-time (sorry, Cathy!). We've covered tattoos, Christmas spectaculars, and sneakers before, but here are 12 more.
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PBJ-Stuffed French Toast Recipe
"I used some of my favorite foods to create this…and now it's become a favorite recipe to serve drop-in friends. They love it!" Ruth Ann Bott - Lake Wales, Florida
- 3 tablespoons cream cheese, softened
- 2 tablespoons creamy peanut butter
- 4 slices Italian bread (3/4 inch thick)
- 2 tablespoons red raspberry preserves
- 2 Eggland's Best Eggs
- 1 tablespoon evaporated milk
- Maple syrup, optional
- In a small bowl, combine cream cheese and peanut butter. Spread on two slices of bread; top with preserves and remaining bread. In a shallow bowl, whisk eggs and milk. Dip sandwiches into egg mixture.
- In a greased large nonstick skillet, toast sandwiches for 2-3 minutes on each side or until golden brown. Serve with syrup if desired. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as PBJ-Stuffed French Toast in Simple & Delicious January/February 2009, p37
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Another score for the beach cities. The former Union Cattle Company has been transformed into this smart small-plates operation and brewery, with a Stone Brewing Company alum in charge of the suds. The look is stereotypical brewpub: big bar, copper vats, lots of wood. The meaty menu reads like a New American cuisine hit list. While dishes such as pork rillettes and roasted bone marrow have become de rigueur in L.A., they remain a rarity this close to the Hermosa pier. What's more novel? Soft serve for dessert, with a drizzle of spicy chili oil. » 1301 Manhattan Ave., 310-798-8227 or abigailerestaurant.com.
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After the success of last year's PPP Caricature Series I'll be running a new edition this year. Don't worry if I drew you last year, you're welcome to participate again! Head over the jump for more details as well as how to participate.
I'm now accepting submissions for this year's edition of the PPP Caricature Series. Pictures can be sent to email@example.com . Please specify your PPP username when you send your pictures. Thanks!
For all those new members to Pension Plan Puppets, or for people who spent last season in a coma head over the jump!
What's a PPP Caricature Series you say? Members of this site send in pictures (goofy or serious) of themselves and I caricature them. There is absolutely no cost for this- it is 100% free. One caricature will be posted on game night in a Fanshot for each home game (assuming I get 42 submissions). It's simply intended as a fun way to see what some of your fellow members look like, have a good laugh, and build a bit of a sense of community. Check out the results of last year's Caricature Series below:
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-must be a decent size and resolution. No 100×100 pixel display pictures please. At least 800 pixels per side (800×800) is generally best, the bigger the better
- please send 2-4 pictures, so I can choose the best for caricaturing purposes
- please send pictures that focus on your face. No group shots with 20 people where you're in the third row 4th from left. Pictures where you're giving the thumbs up or are making a goofy pose are fine, as long as you are the main subject of the picture
- goofy pictures are certainly encouraged
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I was thrilled to run into one of my FAVORITE illustrators, Mr. Daniel Govar, this past Sunday, and I was able to persuade him to return to the VA Comicon on September 16th!
Fans of the VA Comicon will remember Dan making several appearances in 2010. Since then, he has been travelling the country and has quickly been "that guy" who always almost immediately sells out all slots for commissions. Needless to say, we are thrilled to have him back, but we expect his commissions to fill up rather quickly (Just check out this TURTLES cover he did for me at Heroescon!), so get there early!
Speaking of Turtles, we are happy to let you know Matt Slay, the cover painter of our BrettsComicPile.com Leonardo TMNT micro-series exclusive will be at our free show. Matt ALSO painted the cover for the sadly delayed (due to Bluewater's foolish lying, and thieving) Katy Perry BrettsComicPile.com exclusive which will be FINALLY debuting at this show (no thanks to Bluewater, the jerks!). We will see you at the show!


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TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) - The University of Toledo Medical Center broke ground Tuesday on a six-month renovation project to create an advanced center for treating Parkinson's Disease.
The center will be 6,000 square feet and named the Gardner/McMaster Parkinson's Center, according to a news release. The name recognizes donations from the family of Findlay businessman Philip Gardner, as well as the Harold and Helen McMaster Foundation.
The center will increase accessibility for patients and their families, plus put them closer to physical and occupational therapists, as well as speech and language pathologists.
Doctors at UT say it is a dream come true.
"It's like catching the leprechaun, literally, having the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and have it in our grasp because basically, this center represents a dream come true and of course, all of us dream about catching the leprechaun at the end of the rainbow," said Dr. Lawrence Elmer, professor of neurology and medical director of the Center for Neurological Health at UT.
The ground breaking took place at 10 a.m. on the first floor of Dowling Hall's southwest corner.
The center is expected to open in early 2013 and become one of the country's leading Parkinson's centers.
Neurologist Dr. Lawrence Elmer discusses the center and Parkinson's research
"There have been tremendous advances in the past 10 years that have greatly expanded our understanding of Parkinson's disease and the ways we care for people with this disease," said Elmer.
"This new center will increase accessibility for patients, optimize and maximize the care provided to our patients and their families, and place them in close proximity to physical and occupational therapists, speech and language pathologists, and other health-care professionals who are also experts in Parkinson's care," said Elmer, a specialist in the treatment and research of Parkinson's disease for more than 20 years.
"One of the keys we have learned over the years is the value of exercise in slowing the progression of Parkinson's and the importance of a team-care approach in combating complications of the disease."
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New vibration sensor catalog
March 10, 2008
Wilcoxon Research's new vibration sensor catalog has a handy sensor selection guide to help choose the right accelerometer or 4-20 mA sensor for the application. Also included are technical notes and brochures. The new accelerometer catalog features Wilcoxon's most popular models of premium, standard, high-performance, specialty and 4-20 mA vibration sensors that lead the industry in quality and innovation. It also includes technical writings to enhance accelerometer knowledge and aid in sensor selection. The catalog also includes Wilcoxon's popular Intelligent Transmitter Series, a vibration transmitter, vibration alarm and communication module which output 4-20 mA vibration data. Most process control systems, such as a PLC, DCS or SCADA system, accept 4-20 mA data as a standard input. Vibration sensor mounting hardware and accessories can also be found in the catalog. High quality cables, junction boxes, and termination boxes to complete the sensor network are included, as well as the popular MaxFlex® cables compatible with data collectors from SKF, Emerson (CSI), and Rockwell (Entek IRD).


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AAA: Fresno lost to Tacoma 6-2
Fresno: 2B Manny Burriss: 2 for 5
Fresno: CF Justin Leone: 2 for 5, SO, SB
Fresno: 3B Jake Wald: 0 for 1, 3 BB, SB
Fresno: RHP Nick Pereira: 4.0 IP, 7 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 3 BB, 1 K
Fresno: LHP Geno Espineli: 2.0 IP, 1 K
Fresno: RHP Billy Sadler: 2.0 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 4 K
Tacoma: LHP Ryan Feierabend: 6.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 2 BB, 6 K--1 WP
Burriss and Leone each had two of the Grizzlies' 7 hits, and both have AVGs comfortably above .300. This is the first start I recall Leone making a start in center field. Wald reached base three times.
Pereira's season debut was not very effective, as he allowed three runs in the 1st inning and overall allowed ten baserunners in four innings. He threw 78 pitches (49 strikes) and had a 3/8 GO/FO line. Espineli had two perfect innings in relief, while Sadler allowed a run in his two innings. Feierabend, the 22-year-old who made 13 appearances (9 starts) with the Mariners last year, has not allowed a run in 12.0 IP this year.
AA: Connecticut defeated Portland 2-1 (11 innings)
Connecticut: 1B Travis Ishikawa: 1 for 4, HR, HBP
Connecticut: SS Olma Rosario: 4 for 4, 3 SB
Connecticut: RHP Brooks McNiven: 6.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 3 BB, 3 K
Connecticut: RHP Ryan Sadowski: 2.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 1 K--1 HB
Connecticut: RHP Osiris Matos: 2.0 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 1 K
Connecticut: RHP Sergio Romo: 1.0 IP, 1 K
Portland: RHP Justin Masterson: 5.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 7 K, 0 HR
Rosario had most of the Defenders offense with four of their seven hits, improving his AVG to .500, but Ishikawa provided the big blow with his walkoff HR in the 11th inning.
McNiven had a very effective start, allowing just one hit. He had a 9/6 GO/FO line, while his three relievers combined for a 4/8 GO/FO line. Sadowski allowed his first run of the year, while Matos and Romo maintained their spotless ERAs. Masterson, who is a top pitching prospect for the Red Sox, dominated the Defenders' lineup, allowing just two baserunners and posting an 8/0 GO/FO line.
A+: San Jose lost to Modesto 1-0 (10 innings)
San Jose: RF Robert Felmy: 0 for 4, 3 SO
San Jose: DH Andy D'Alessio: 2 for 4, 2B
San Jose: 2B Brad Boyer: 2 for 4, SO
San Jose: LHP Clayton Tanner: 6.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 9 K
San Jose: RHP Dan Griffin: 3.0 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 3 K
San Jose: RHP Mike Musgrave: 0.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER
D'Alessio and Boyer each had two hits, as the offense was limited to D'Alessio's double and five singles. The oh-fer with the hat trick dropped Felmy's AVG to .174.
Tanner had perhaps his most impressive start as a pro, although nearly every pitcher had a great line in this game. Griffin pitched three scoreless innings in relief before Musgrave failed to retire either batter he faced in the 10th inning.
A-: Augusta defeated West Virginia 6-4
Augusta: 1B Thomas Neal: 2 for 4, HR, 2B, BB
Augusta: LF Garrett Baker: 2 for 4, 2 2B, HBP
Augusta: 3B Brock Bond: 2 for 4, BB
Augusta: CF Shane Jordan: 2 for 3, 2B, BB, CS
Augusta: RHP Orlando Yntema: 3.2 IP, 7 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 1 BB, 3 K--1 HB
Augusta: LHP Joe Paterson: 2.1 IP, 1 H, 3 K
Augusta: RHP Danny Otero: 1.0 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 1 K
Augusta: RHP Dan Turpen: 2.0 IP, 1 H, 1 K
Four GreenJackets--Neal, Baker, Bond and Jordan--each reached base three times. Among those players, Baker is the only without an AVG of .300 or higher, but his performance last night raised his AVG above the Mendoza line after a slow start to the season. Neal and Baker also had multiple XBHs.
Yntema, who became the sixth different starter in six games for the GreenJackets, had an inspiring full-season debut. Paterson faced the minimum number of hitters in relief and also stranded all three inherited runners, as he was credited with his second win of the season. After Otero's scoreless inning, Turpen had a strikeout and five groundouts to pick up the two-inning save, his first save of the season and the second of his pro career.