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Weekend family fun on Long Island: Mad Hatter Tea Party, 'Snow White' and more
Looking for things to do with the kids this weekend? From the Mad Hatter Tea Party and "Snow White" to Martians, games, crafts and more, there are plenty of activities happening on Long Island. Here are my top five picks for family-friendly activities this weekend:
Martian Mania Week at the Cradle of Aviation (Charles Lindbergh Boulevard, Garden City). Kids can create their own Martian meteorite while learning fun facts about Mars on Friday-Sunday from noon-4 p.m. Price: Free with museum admission ($14 adult, $12 children).
Play! Sawdust Clay at the Children's Museum of the East End (376 Bridgehampton Sag Harbor Tpke., Bridgehampton). Families can make their own batch of sawdust play dough on Saturday from 10:30-11:15 a.m. Price: $18; registration is required.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at John W. Engeman Theater (250 Main St., Northport). On Saturday at 11 a.m. and Sunday at 10:30 a.m., join the Disney characters in a musical adaptation of the classic fairy tale. Price: $15.
Celebrate the Winter Olympics at Maritime Explorium (101 E. Broadway, Port Jefferson). Children can design their own ski jump and then learn how to make their skier ski the furthest on Friday-Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Price: $5.
Mad Hatter's Tea Party at Coe Hall at Planting Fields Arboretum (1395 Planting Fields Rd., Oyster Bay). On Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., families can go to a tea party with storytelling, ukulele music, a watercolor workshop, bingo and a make-your-own-greenhouse craft. Price: $10, free for children 12 and younger.
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"Pretty Little Liars" recap 4.10: You can ring my bell jar
Spencer and Toby stop by Dr. Palmer's retirement home to talk about Toby's mom, which he is happy to do, but oh, wait, did he want them to play this sheet music on the piano, well that's too bad because he's not really proficient in it, but did he tell you about the research he's doing on the 99 flavors of the stars in the galaxy. Spencer's wasted about enough time on Toby's ghost hunt, so she just starts playing that music on the piano like she did on the piano when she was at Radley because all asylums have a piano.
Dr. Palmer: Ah, Marion what a lovely song! You should play it for little Boo when he comes by today to see you!
Spencer: …whuuuuut?
Dr. Palmer: Your son, Toby Cavenaugh! He'd be so happy to know you're doing your music again instead of trying to kill yourself!
Spencer: No, seriously. What?
Dr. Palmer: Such a darling little boy. Little tiny child. Toby the teeny tiny teensy tot and you his grown-up adult mother.
Spencer: Awesome. Toby and I will definitely be able to stomach seeing each other naked again after this shit. Well, while I have your attention: You know that blonde haired girl you told me to stay away from…?
Dr. Palmer: Alas, our time is up! Scoot along now, it's time for my appointment with Ms. DiLaurentis!
At a whole other insane asylum, Veronica stops by for a little chat with Mona, which surprises Vanderjesus but doesn't throw her off her game.
She's like, "How'd you get in here? Oh, right. You probs made friends with the guards when your daughter was scooting around in this very bedroom with that hair." Veronica laughs in her face because they both know she never visited Spencer in here. Veronica goes, "People say you're terrifying. Well, bitch, I also am terrifying." Mona doesn't blink, just monotones: "Terrifying doesn't tell; terrifying shows." So Veronica threatens her with jail, which causes the corners of Mona's mouth to twitch at least: "I have no intention of going to Azkaban, Ms. Hastings. I could break out, of course — but what a waste of time, and frankly, I can think of a whole host of things I would rather be doing." Veronica scowls. Mona offers her a Nilla Wafer. Nice try, SVU.
Just as Aria is getting ready to attend Jake's kung fu game, her phone rings and it is Ezra. He is staring at himself in a glass window and looking like he's about five seconds from just snapping. (I wish he would. I wish he would snap. I wish he would get one of those Melissa masks from Face Lake and start robbing banks and vandalizing more cars and terrorizing Vice-Principal Hackett. I wish he'd attend Spencer's lockpicking classes and the go nuts.) Aria tells Jake she'll be right in. Her finger hovers over her phone. And she denies Ezra's call! Aria Montgomery! I did not know you had that in you! How healthy and responsible and grown-up! Anyhoodle, she enjoys Jake's kung fu game and then they eat vegetarian burritos and make out. The show Aria is on is so dreamy. What a really wonderful place for a teenage girl to live and play and love, this Rosewood, Pennsylvania.


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I have an older model of this same grill. I absolutely love it. I lost the ignitor while moving it from my church to my home and called Weber and they sent me the new ignitor even after I told them I lost it while moving my grill. That is customer service and the grill although 6 years old will last me many years to come. Spend the money, buy a stainless steel grill, you won't regret it one bit. It's very east to clean. The temperature is also easy to control as well. I convinced my parents and they are now Weber Genesis owners too.
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Everything was great. The person who took the order on the phone was very helpful and knowledgeable. The delivery service was excellent. We love our new Bar B Q!
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Despite The Risks, Levon Kirkland Would Do It All Again
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PITTSBURGH (93-7 The FAN) – Former Pittsburgh Steeler Levon Kirkland joined Seibel, Starkey and Miller to talk about the physical toll he put on his body during his playing days.
Despite the risks and injuries he suffered in his career, Kirkland admits he would do it all again because of the experience he had, in addition to the life it has provided him.
Kirkland said all former players are concerned about the toll they put on their body, especially seeing what has happened to former players around them.
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As part of The Times's look back at 2011, members of the sports staff have been writing about memorable moments from the year in sports, a sort of mental scrapbook.
The project was never meant to be a comprehensive listing of the year's best players and games — a night at the San Siro, or the Nou Camp; Barcelona vs. Manchester United in London; Japan vs. the United States in Germany — but more a series of snapshot moments that resonated. Several came from soccer:
Toni Monkovic wrote of his surprise at how closely, and how passionately, he and his family followed the Women's World Cup:
It was a patriotic jolt, and a surprise of another kind: We cared this much? The tournament had begun with little fanfare — without names like Hamm, Lilly and Foudy — and the team had advanced, but not necessarily impressively.
Now the United States, down to 10 players, was less than 90 seconds from what would have been the earliest American defeat at a Women's World Cup.
Megan Rapinoe, the midfielder with the look-at-me spiky blond hairdo and the sweet crosses, sent a last-gasp pass into the box, just past the reach of the charging Brazilian goalkeeper and a defender.
Abby Wambach rose and powered it home with a header, and the Americans went on to win on penalty kicks.
John Branch wrote about the absurdity of watching Sepp Blatter win re-election amid loud accusations of scandal within FIFA:
Blatter, running unopposed because his primary challenger was embroiled in the scandal and had dropped out of the race, received another four-year term. He garnered 186 of 203 possible votes.
The delegates gave Blatter a standing ovation. Triumphant music filled the arena. As if he had just won a pageant, Blatter was handed a bouquet of yellow flowers.
Andrew Keh picked out a moment in Major League Soccer's championship game when David Beckham gave his all to stop a potential counterattack led by Houston's Carlo Costly, though not in a way you would expect from him:
After a succession of passes, Beckham found himself with the ball on the right wing. He swerved it toward the goal, but the ball was intercepted and advanced to Costly, who turned to initiate a counterattack. The slim lead seemed suddenly in danger.
The Galaxy players, tired and soaked from a steady rain, looked slow to shift with the momentum of the play. Beckham, though, sprang into action, sprinting to the ball from dozens of yards away.
As Costly picked up speed, Beckham flung his body into him, wrapping him in a tight hug. Costly, a late-game substitute with fresh legs, stayed upright and remained in motion, and so Beckham clung to him like a baby monkey, clasping him around his waist. Both players tumbled, finally, a few yards downfield.
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Felix Mexican Restaurant at 904 Westheimer has shut down after 60 years in business. Longtime patrons are leaving notes on the front door of the shuttered Tex-Mex institution demanding an explanation. "We need some closure," one note read. Felix Mexican Restaurant was the granddaddy of Housto ... More >>
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ARGOS — Edie Hastings, recently retired JESSE teacher at Argos Elementary, always knew she wanted to teach, but it wasn't until college that she decided on special education.
Hastings was working a summer job with the Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) in Chicago when she witnessed volunteers working with handicapped children. Hastings knew that was something she wanted to do, and switched her major that fall from elementary education to special education. Hastings retired this spring from teaching after 25 years of teaching through JESSE, at Argos Elementary and six other locations.
WASHINGTON (AP) — With pressure continuing to build but no breakthroughs in sight, budget bargaining between President Barack Obama and top lawmakers resumes Monday at the White House, with both sides hoping to slash the deficit as the price for permitting the government to borrow more than $2 trillion to pay its bills.
PLYMOUTH — LaVille's Lauren Read won her fifth Marshall County Junior Golf Tour event of the year with a 58 atop the Girls 12-14 division as a total of 71 golfers in eight boys and girls divisions participated at Tri-Way Golf Course Friday.
LaVille's Zach Gurtner shot a 1-over-par 36 on the front side at Tri-Way on his way to a winning 74 for the Boys 15-16 division championship, and Plymouth's Amanda McPherron won the Girls 15-17 division with a score of 79, three stokes ahead of the rest of the field.
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Inside Pitchby: Brad Pinkerton
Jul 30, 2014 10:00 AM
|Age: 28
|Height: 6'3"
|Weight: 230 lbs
|Born: Aug 6, 1986 - San Jose, California United States
|College: None
|Throws/Bats: L / L
|Salary: $1,450,000
|Debut: 9/14/2010
|Draft: 2004 - Round 5
|Wife Having Baby
|No depth chart available for this player.
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Wed Jan 30, 2013 1:30 pm A former top prospect as a starter, Jake McGee developed into an elite reliever for the Rays last season. Working mainly off his fastball, McGee had a dominant 11.9 K/9 and sub-2.0 BB/9. Manager Joe Maddon took care of McGee by using him often in short relief against lefties, but righthanders hit just .098 against him. Among lefthanded setup men, McGee is becoming as dominant as they come.
Fantasy Source Spin: If there is such a thing as a closer-in-waiting, McGee is it. He should have plenty of fantasy value until that point.
Source: Fantasy Source
Tue Feb 8, 2011 2:03 pm McGee has posted filthy strikeout numbers in the minors, including 100 Ks in 88.1 Class-AA innings last year. The lefty looks fully recovered from Tommy John surgery, but he only threw 17.1 innings at Class AAA last year, with 10 of his 11 appearances out of the 'pen. He struck out 27 over that span and earned a five inning cup of coffee with the big club.
Fantasy Source Spin: The question is whether the Rays ultimately see McGee as a starter or closer. If he moves to the 'pen, he could find his way into some saves this season. Otherwise, McGee is a fascinating arm to monitor in all formats, though the Rays rotation depth potentially limits his short-term value. ETA: 2011 (Ben Valentine/SN)
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Read and rate Travel Journal Entries for Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
Oct 17, 2011 - Beautiful Drive Through The Ozarks
Up early and out of Branson by 8AM, beautiful drive through the Ozarks especially with the fall colors in full display. It's only 175 miles to Little Rock but most of the trip is up and down the mountains mixed in with a large portion of 35MPH twists and turns. We are parked at the Downtown RV Park right on the north bank of the Arkansas river overlooking the Clinton Presidential Center and the downtown Little Rock skyline. After getting set up, a quick bowl of soup and getting freshened up we drove over to Dennis and Mary's motel room for...Jump to full entry
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Oct 15, 2011 - Little Rock Arkansas
In order to make up some lost time, we drove 320 miles to Little Rock (we normally only drive 150 to 200 miles a day), we stayed in a very nice RV park along side the Arkansas river and across from downtown Little Rock, very nice view especially at night.Jump to full entry
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Oct 13, 2011 - Sassy Arkansas
Well I guess hangin' around with the old Pathfinder can rub off on ya. Yesterday we left Oklahoma City and headed for Little Rock. I had made plans for us to overnight in a KOA just outside of town. Now those of you who are familiar with KOAs know what a roll of the dice this can be. One can be a wonderful experience, with great staff, location and amenities...or it could be the entrance to hell...snarling staff, lousy location, absent amenities (notice the alliteration?)and overpriced to boot. You just never know. So we are tooling down...Jump to full entry
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Oct 13, 2011 - Little Rock, AR
10-13-11 Little Rock, AR Thursday, we did manage to see about a dozen antelope during a long day. It was hot and we had strong winds all the way to Amarillo, TX. Friday was much more pleasant and we arrived in Oklahoma City. Would you believe Oklahoma decided to end their 14 month drought just for us?! We had over two inches of rain both Saturday and Sunday, so we just sat it out. We may have more days of rain at home, but it is much calmer! Monday, was much better and we got to do a walk. Tuesday was even better, so we did a nicer walk in...Jump to full entry
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Oct 3, 2011 - Little Rock, Arkansas
We stopped for one night in Little Rock as a layover. I don't know, but two of our credit card companies thought that Little Rock is a bad place, they denied our credit card. When the first card got denied we used the second one. Then 10 minutes later it got frozen and they sent us an email telling we had possible fraud on the card. There was no fraud, they were all our charges. The rv park was right on the river and we had a nice setting.Jump to full entry
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Sep 13, 2011 - I-40 East
September 11 – 13 Having ended our time in New Mexico our focus was now on Memphis, Tennessee. The only problem was that Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas were in the way which meant a large amount of driving over 3 days. Now I don't have anything against those 3 States and I'm sure they have many wonderful things to see and do, they're just not on the trip agenda unless something jumps out at us as a 'must see'. As the I-90 was our main drive westward, the I-40 has become our main drive eastward. The interest is in seeing the changing scenery...Jump to full entry
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Jul 29, 2011 - OTRA - AR - Little Rock
Wow, did we get off early (for us!) this morning ! 9:00 a.m. Another nice drive -- part interstates I-20, I-30 and I-430, and part "red" roads where we got to go through a few smaller towns on our 5 1/2-hour drive to Little Rock, Arkansas. WELCOME TO ARKANSAS: 11:45 We can add this state to the map the grandgirls gave us now. Pulled into the Maumelle Corps of Engineers Park early this afternoon. It was a long driving day but we've decided if we want to get to the east coast, we'd better get a move on. Had a 20-minute fuel,...Jump to full entry
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Jun 27, 2011 - Memphis, TN
Arrived at Graceland at 10:00 AM for our 10:30 tour. It was already very hot outside, and unfortunately the folks at Graceland seem to be a little less than organized. You arrive at the Graceland visitor center and then catch a shuttle bus that takes you across Elvis Presley Blvd to his mansion. We finally got on our shuttle at 11:30.
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Jun 9, 2011 - North Little Rock ARKANSAS
North Little Rock Today we leave Oklahoma for North Little Rock. We are well rested after our two nights stay here TERRA Starr. We were able to relax, do some swimming and just plain enjoy the area. We have had a smooth ride through Oklahoma on the I-40. This is the first time we travel east of Oklahoma City on this route. In the past we are always headed northeast out of Oklahoma City to go to Missouri. The route to Missouri is more sheep and oil country, while the route headed outof Oklahoma City is beautiful flat productive farmland. It...Jump to full entry
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Apr 26, 2011 - Wow what a day and night
If you have been following the weather we are right in it. Little Rock Arkansas. Huge storms and tornadoes last evening. When the sirens went off we scurried to the bathrooms at the campground. Nice cement building and hung out with folks in the women's room. There were equal numbers in the men's room. Golf ball size hail. No damage that we can see. Limbs down in the next site. We are right on the Arkansas river and it is high but still in its banks. The forecast is no better for today. There is no way for us to escape the storms coming...Jump to full entry
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Apr 2, 2011 - Little Rock, AR
Today we rode our bikes the entire 17 mile loop stopping along the way to see the 4 parks we passed through and stopping for lunch in downtown Little Rock. It was a fairly level trail with a few hills - the worst was the dam when we had to ride uphill for at least a quarter mile. Oh well, we definitely got a cardio workout on that section! We had a wonderful day and couldn't have asked for better weather - sunny with highs in the 70s. A perfect last day on the road. Tomorrow we drive the 4 hours to home.Jump to full entry
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Apr 1, 2011 - Drive to Little Rock, AR, Submarine
Drove to Little Rock, AR today. We got parked and the RV set up in time to ride the bikes along the River Trail into Little Rock for a late lunch. The bike trail starts at the RV park we are staying in and makes a 17 mile loop along the river on the north side then crosses at a dam, goes along the south side of the river, across another bridge and back to our RV park. Today we crossed the river on an old railroad life bridge. The bridge is no longer used by the railroad and has to stay in the lifted position so barges, etc can pass...Jump to full entry
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The Dallas Cowboys pass defense, which will be likely already without defensive end Demarcus Ware this weekend, took another hit on Sunday with safety J.J. Wilcox suffering a knee injury on Thursday.
Wilcox was hurt while fighting for the ball with tight end Gavin Escobar during red zone drills, and was therefore unable to finish Thursday's practice. The Cowboys' initial fear is that Wilcox might have suffered a medial collateral ligament in his right knee, which could threaten his status for Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions. However, the Cowboys' don't believe it to be a season-ending injury.
The third-round rookie out of Georgia Southern, who started the Cowboys' last five games since bumping Will Allen out of the starting lineup in Week 3, will be likely ruled out for Week 8 causing him to miss his first game this season. Wilcox has 28 tackles and a pass deflection in seven games for the Cowboys.
Running back DeMarco Murray also sprained his MCL when the Cowboys hosted the Washington Redskins for a Week 6 win. He did play against the Philadelphia Eagles last week and looks unlikely to against the Lions after being limited in his second straight practice on Thursday.
"I thought he was moving around good the latter part of practice," Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said of Murray.
If Wilcox is unable to play Sunday, the Cowboys will likely start undrafted rookie Jeff Heath. The Saginaw Valley State product had limited playing time in the Cowboys' first seven games this season. Starting Sunday's game will mark the most extensive playing time Heath has seen on the defense to this point in his professional career.
The Cowboys might also have to call up fellow rookie Jakar Hamilton practice squad. The Cowboys need help filling out the depth chart seeing how they only have three safeties – Heath and fourth-year pros Barry Church as well as Danny McCray – on the 53-man roster.
As for the rest of Thursday's injury report, wide receiver Dez Bryant (hamstring, wrist) returned to practice on full basis after being limited the day before. Guard Ronald Leary had a full practice after missing Wednesday's practice with a sore knee.
Wide receiver Miles Austin (hamstring), defensive tackle Jason Hatcher (stinger), defensive end George Selvie (shoulder) and running back Lance Dunbar (hamstring) were limited in practice for a second consecutive day.
Ware missed his second straight practice and cornerback Morris Claiborne did not practice as well because he was sick. But defensive tackle Nick Hayden, who also missed practice for a second straight day due to a sore back, hopes to return to practice on Friday.
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Thioglycollate broth
Thioglycollate broth is a multi-purpose, enriched, differential medium used primarily to determine the oxygen requirements of microorganisms. Sodium thioglycolate in the medium consumes oxygen and permits the growth of obligate anaerobes.[1] This, combined with the diffusion of oxygen from the top of the broth produces a range of oxygen concentrations in the media along its depth. The oxygen concentration at a given level is indicated by a redox sensitive dye like resazurine that turns pink in the presence of oxygen.
This allows the differentiation of obligate aerobes, obligate anaerobes, facultative anaerobes, microaerophiles, and aerotolerant organisms. For example, obligately anaerobic Clostridium species will be seen growing only in the bottom of the test tube.
Thioglycollate broth is also used to recruit macrophages to the peritoneal cavity of mice when injected intraperitoneally.[3] It recruits numerous macrophages, but does not activate them.[3] The thioglycollate-induced peritonitis in mice is used as a model to study for potential anti-inflammatory action of investigated test compounds.[4]
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There is redemptive and transformative power in the emotions we most dread—gifts that come to us when we know how to listen to the wisdom of the broken heart. more
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Hugo Chavez has long vowed to turn Venezuela into a laboratory for "21st century socialism.†But if the latest bully-boy tactics of the Chavez government are any guide, the better name for his platform might be 21st century National Socialism.
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Sales and traffic bounced back somewhat for restaurant chains in March as the nation thawed after months of snow and ice, according to the latest Restaurant Performance Index, or RPI, by the National Restaurant Association.
The RPI rose to 101.4 in March, the highest level in 10 months, an increase of 0.9 percent compared with 100.5 in February. The monthly composite index tracks the health of and outlook for the U.S. restaurant industry and has remained above 100 for 13 consecutive months, which signifies a period of expansion.
"The solid March increase in the RPI was fueled by stronger sales and traffic levels, which bounced back from the weather-challenged results in recent months," said Hudson Riehle, the NRA's senior vice president of the research and knowledge group. "Looking forward, restaurant operators are increasingly optimistic about sales gains, and a majority plan to make capital expenditures in the next six months."
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The Current Situation Index, which measures same-store sales, traffic, labor and capital expenditures, stood at 100.8 in March, rising 1.5 percent from February's level of 99.3.
For the first time in four months, a majority of the operators surveyed reported higher same-store sales in March compared with a year ago. In the survey, 55 percent of operators saw same-store sales gains compared with 44 percent in February. By comparison, 32 percent of operators reported same-store sales declines, a decrease from 37 percent in February.
March also brought improvements in traffic trends, with 46 percent of operators reporting higher customer foot traffic levels, rising from 35 percent who saw such increases in February. Meanwhile, 33 percent of operators said traffic declined in March, falling from 43 percent in February.
Following those trends, 49 percent of operators said they made a capital expenditure for equipment, expansion or remodeling during the last three months, rising from 44 percent who said the same in February.
The Expectations Index measures the six-month outlook of restaurant operators on four indicators: same-store sales, employees, capital expenditures and business conditions.
The overall Expectations Index stood at 102.0 in March, rising 0.3 percent from February and the strongest level in nine months. It was the 17th consecutive month the Expectations Index stood above 100, indicating that restaurant operators remain optimistic about the months ahead.
Forty-nine percent of operators in March said they expect to have higher sales in six months, rising from 40 percent in February and the highest level in nearly two years. Only 6 percent of them said they expect their sales volume to be lower over the next six months than it was during the same period last year, falling from 11 percent in February.
Operator outlook for the economy, however, remains somewhat tempered, the survey found. Twenty eight percent of those surveyed said they expect economic conditions to improve in six months, while 14 percent expect conditions to get worse. The remaining 58 percent of operators expect things to remain generally unchanged.
Still, 58 percent of operators also said they plan to spend on equipment, expansion or remodeling in the next six months — about the same number as in February.
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A crisis of cilantro!
Having too much cilantro is always on my mind, and so far, I've found few new options for the 2/3 bouquet of cilantro
(a full batch of cilantro should ALWAYS be referred to as a bouquet)
Until now! After having some delightful cilantro sauce with french fries the other day, I went into the full court press to find some good recipes. As it turns out, there are many ways of doing it, the best options are shown below:
heyyyyyyyyy kids! the last one is a video of me and my parents' gardener making a really fucking top notch cilantro sauce.
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Wednesday 19 October 2011, 11:45
Hello. My name's Rufus Jones. I play Terry Jones in BBC Four's Holy Flying Circus.
I also play Terry Jones playing Michael Palin's wife, because it's that kind of show, and I'm that kind of guy.
My first memory of Monty Python? I think I was eight years old, my Dad had bought our first VHS player and he had decided to commemorate this with a night of Python.
Unfortunately, he rented The Meaning of Life.
I think he was expecting the silly whimsy of the Fish Slapping Dance - instead he sat there with a panicked grin while his eight-year-old son watched Graham Chapman being chased off a cliff by topless female rollerskaters in G strings.
I spent my early years thinking Monty Python was basically porn. Parrots, Piranha Brothers and Prophets came later.
The cast, left to right: Terry Gilliam (Phil Nichol), Graham Chapman (Tom Fisher), Michael Palin (Charles Edwards), John Cleese (Darren Boyd), Terry Jones (Rufus Jones), Eric Idle (Steve Punt)
Holy Flying Circus is hard to describe.
I think the phrase we've gone for is 'a re-imagining', which only really sounds right if you say it in a Californian accent.
The problem with most re-imaginings is that they frequently end up as de-imaginings, disappointing dilutions of the source material.
But I think Holy Flying Circus avoids this, and most of that is down to writer Tony Roche.
The script was really why we all signed up to do it. It had to be good.
If it wasn't, being asked to play some of the greatest comedians in history wouldn't be so much of a holy grail as a poisoned chalice.
But Tony had written something that was so funny you'd find yourself standing up and applauding as you read it alone in your bedroom.
As an actor, one constantly runs the risk of sounding like an enormous tool when saying things like that, but it really was completely exceptional.
Tony wasn't competing with Python or trying to ape their style - the laughs are more contemporary than Pythonesque.
There are some homages to famous Python sketches, but they're brief.
The script also tackles censorship and blasphemy with an intelligence that was quite thrilling to be a part of.
Steve Punt as Eric Idle is perfect casting in so many ways, not least because Brian was Monty Python's very own Mary Whitehouse Experience.
Basically, Holy Flying Circus is as slavishly faithful to the Python story as Life Of Brian was to 1st Century Galilee.
In other words, it's a mixture of outrageous liberties and surprising truths.
The way TV works means that the first time the six of us were all together in wigs, costumes and in character, it was the first day of filming.
You hit the ground running, and as a result the first couple of days' shooting hummed with a certain low-level terror.
There'd be a lot of staring into space, trying to focus, with the occasional supportive comment like:
- Nice moustache.
- Cheers. (Pause.) Good grip on the pipe. Very, you know, 'Graham'.
- Thanks.
Mistakes would occur. I'd try and summon up Terry's voice and something unpardonably Pakistani would come out.
But then you relax, the impressions begin to run themselves and you concentrate on the script.
I don't often corpse, but there were occasions.
Jason Thorpe - who plays BBC exec Alan Dick and Tourette sufferer Desmond Lovely - is a mesmerically gormless young man.
And there was a take where Darren Boyd (John Cleese) unleashed without warning a fierce burst of Gumby that just floored the room.
All the Pythons in Holy Flying Circus are somewhat heightened.
In 1979, they'd just returned from the US when the Brian controversy began, so we gave Terry a look that was part Saturday Night Fever, part Welsh scrum half Gareth Edwards.
Michael Palin talks to Jones The Wife about his concerns about the release of Life Of Brian.
But half my time in Holy Flying Circus is spent playing Michael Palin's wife.
Looking over old Python, Terry had a lot of wonderful women in his back pocket, so to speak.
There were the Pepperpots and of course Brian's mum. But he also had a softer version - there's a Finishing Sentences sketch from Flying Circus series four that I took my cue from.
I suppose the challenge with Jones The Wife was to try and create something sweet, something truthful, then stick some fake boobs on it and see if the audience still bought it.
It's a bit of a high wire act.
Acting for days on end in women's clothing is strange - you forget you're wearing it and wonder why passers-by are pointing at you.
Only once did it become difficult: The day I had to wear high heels, and spent hours stumbling around like a transvestite baby giraffe.
Holy Flying Circus was a unique experience.
There was the job of not only playing legendary comedians, but the thrill of performing with a cast full of modern comic heroes - Stephen Fry, Mark Heap, Simon Greenall.
You'd look down the shooting schedule sometimes and it would read like a family tree of British comedy.
We all had a great time making it and hope you like it.
To be honest, I haven't even seen it yet. It may be balls.
In which case - and I think I've made this perfectly clear - the script was rubbish to begin with.
Rufus Jones plays Terry Jones in Holy Flying Circus.
Holy Flying Circus is on BBC Four and BBC HD on Wednesday, 19 October at 9pm.
Rufus will be voicing Nelson for the second series of Mongrels in November.
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So another drama on the BBC about people who were once on the BBC?
Well at least it means I get to look forward to a drama sometime time in the future where people on the BBC play people who themselves played people who were once on the BBC, playing people who were on the BBC before them. Or something similarly incestuous, boring and pointless.
Keep up the good work.
hemlockrogue: Thanks so much for your post. What would happen to the internet without people like you to clutter comments areas up with trite, inane, life-force sucking complaints about nothing?
Personally, I'm looking forward to seeing it.
biographies have been a part of entertainment and drama for decades - famous people can be interesting you know! We have dramas and comedies about presidents, Prime Ministers, sportsmen, artists and musicians. So we also have dramas and comedies about actors and comedians. Just because they spent some of their lives at the BBC doesn't make it odd.
Sorry for the slow response, I was busy watching the live Champions League football on ITV.
Well I'm glad someone is looking forward to watching this program. For a moment there I was beginning to think the BBC were slightly out of touch with the license fee payers. I'd hate to think of all that money being pissed up the wall producing instantly forgettable drama based on regurgitating the history of the Beeb and no one liking it at all.
If the original comedians were any good, then they surely would have been on the BBC? And they were, so that's all right then. And let's face it, ITV were never going to make a programme about a famous BBC programme were they? So I see nothing wrong with people who were so good, and rightly now famous, having been showcased on the BBC, as they should rightly have been, now being rightly celebrated by the most appropriate channel to celebrate them, i.e. the BBC. Or something like that. I'm going to stop it now, because it's silly.
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Please watch the programme and enjoy it - I am far better than watching over payed prima donna's kicking a ball about - long live Python humour
That's the best thing about Python humour. Some people, hemlockrogue, simply just don't get it.
As if I don't need to remind you that diligent taxpayers come from all sorts of backgrounds; personally, I'm rather glad that the BBC is pumping funds into an intelligent programme on the Pythons, rather than 'pissing it up the wall' with the football drama queens.
And anyway, all this argument and abuse reminds me quite fondly of this (hemlockrogue, please take note!): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teMlv3ripSM
Watching it now! Glued to my seat- otherwise I'd have got up and switched it over.
Monty Python's contribution to comedy matched the Beatles contribution to music.
Often imitated never equalled. The parrot is resting!!!
Good to see that hemlockrogue had already made up his mind about the programme before he had seen it, just like Malcolm Muggeridge and the Bishop of Southwark had about Life of Brian.
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Brilliant just brilliant, some suprises on the way but very funny, can we have more please.
thought it was a great piece of BBC work.
Not the biggest fan of the TV tax that we are forced to pay, but every so often & less frequently than it used to, the BBC makes something brilliant...
A bit like the original Python series and The Curate's Egg - better in some parts than others. It did have me laughing out loud in places though. How did it slip by the BBC "comedy" commissioners, whose job these days seems to be to commission "comedy" which isn't funny at all .... ?
This was good. What amazing casting!
I always thought Steve Punt looked like a young Eric Idle. Slightly unfortunate that finally he gets the chance to play him when he's probably twice as old as Eric was in Python.
Life of Brian is one of Python's most successful pieces IMHO. That is because it was one of the most incisive and effective satires ever. Well worth both celebrating and analysing - tasks which this piece did take on while retaining its humour. When I wached Python's original TV series I was challenged. This was not as challenging, and probably the better for it as a one off, but it had a little of that out-of-comfort-zone feeling.
A new approach then and one that worked in my opinion. Well done writers - and performers for bringing it to life.
Not exactly Wallander was it?
Simply repeating old Flying Circus episodes would have excited fans more.
Wow. To think we get stuff like this instead of another couple of seasons of full, high-quality F1 coverage....
Aren't we lucky?
Superb job, thank you. But nearly didn't see it - the title? And BBC4! What's that all about?
Darn, sorry I missed it. With most of the 'terrestrial' channels either showing hour after hour of soul destroying 'talent' shows or tedious football, this would have been something to look forward to. Thank goodness for iplayer.
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Music: Legendary guitarist Steve Vai will perform at Backstage Live on Wednesday, November 20. He spoke with the Current on the phone from his home.... By Enrique Lopetegui
Arts & Culture: The idea of a Q&A interview with Kathy Griffin seems kind of disingenuous, because Griffin, former reality star (Bravo's My Life on the D-List) and.... By Jeremy Martin
Music: In anticipation of the Radio's Dead: A Tribute to Thom Yorke, happening Friday at 502 Bar, the Current spoke with some of the bands on the bill about their love.... By J.D. Swerzenski
Arts & Culture: My introduction to Chris Sauter's work took place in 1999, when I experienced his tour de force installation at Artpace, in which he cut sections of drywall.... By Gary Sweeney
Screens: Luke Skywalker never suffered from PTSD. Well, we can presume he did. We can easily imagine that he woke up from nightmares drenched in sweat. We.... By MaryAnn Johanson
Arts & Culture: In a winter musical season that's heavy on family-friendly warhorses—White Christmas and Guys and Dolls, comin' up!—it's refreshing to see the Woodlawn.... By Thomas Jenkins
Food & Drink: Supposedly fall is upon us (just don't tell this stubborn Texas weather) and Thanksgiving is but a few days away. With that in mind, here are some cocktails.... By Jacob Coltrane Burris
Arts & Culture: I'm a heterosexual guy in my early 20s. I've been dating my girlfriend for about six months, and we've been having some fights recently. The.... By Dan Savage
Astrology: ARIES (March 21-April 19): The poet Charles Baudelaire prayed for help, but not to God -- rather he prayed to the writer Edgar Allan Poe. Novelist Malcolm Lowry.... By Rob Brezsny


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