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Hilda Viveiros Donofrio, chairwoman of Full Channel, died early Saturday at the age of 87. Donofrio and her husband John Donofrio, Jr., incorporated Full Channel in 1965. Full Channel has remained the only independent broadband provider in Rhode Island.


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Today Bon Iver wrapped me in his flannel, which smelled like charred pine and licorice, and took me outside to show me a perfect spiderweb.
are you a fan of Bon Iver
Who is Bon Iver?
bon iver is not a "who" they are a band with 2 albums, the first one came out in 2008 and the second one came out in 2011. Justin Vernon wrote most of the music and founded the band so he gets the awards. Justin (the singer) has gained a lot of recognition in this past year because of his new album. You probably listen to crap mainstream music and have no idea what any of that was because you have to taste or a google machine.
Ohhhh! Thank you so much, anonymous! I finally know who Bon Iver is!
Because I definitely didn't know who Bon Iver was when I created this blog to mock the people who don't know who Bon Iver is!
If you're ever in Boston, please let me buy you a drink, because you're the bestest!
Why are you so ignorant? If there are musicians you don't like that's OK. You do not however need to bash them. Especially when your evidence is rather non existent on why they are "so bad". Bon Iver is a good musician and he deserves to be recognized as that. You are as immature as the 12 year old girls last year who were upset that Justin Beiber did not win best new artist. People can understand what Justin Vernon is singing. He sings the truth. Bon Iver is french for "Good Winter" Bon Hiver.

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Best North End Pizza for lunch with kids
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- dagkrauzog Feb 7, 2010 07:38 AM
I've read a number of comments on the boards re: North End pizza. What do you think is the best one for lunch that is kid friendly?
Thank you.
re: BarmyFotheringayPhipps
Fourth Regina's. Ask for your pizza well done for the best crust.
The place is popular, often crowded with a long wait, and some folks complain about brusque service, but Barmy and I have never had any problems with service ourselves (it's hurried and it helps a lot of you're decisive and don't dither about what you want) and almost every time we go we see the staff being really sweet with kids.
re: BarmyFotheringayPhipps
Surprise! I like to be different. My vote goes to Ernesto's. Counter service means less of a wait (sometimes a big factor with kids). The multiple varieties of available pizzas are all on display, so the kids can look at all the choices to see what they want (visualization is also sometimes a big factor with kids). Oh and the pizza is better too ;p
Yes, I know nobody is going to agree with me, but as I said, I like to be different.
re: Snoop37
I am with you on that one! I'm not a fan of Regina though, so I like that the style of Umberto's is totally different...plus they've got all that other amazing stuff to try!
re: solargarlic
Depends on the age of the kids, though: young'uns do not respond well to waiting in that line.
re: BarmyFotheringayPhipps
That's a really good point, especially if you get to the front of it and most of the food is gone. If my husband is with me, we just have one adult in line, and someone takes the kids for a walk around the block instead of waiting. Believe me, I have two nutty kids, I fear waits and lines!
re: solargarlic
Yeah, Barmy has enough trouble managing me if the arancini run out before we hit the front of the line, and I'm in my 50s!
re: BarmyFotheringayPhipps
Aww kids love lines though! Just look at Disney World. ha
I'm a fan of Reginas and it is family oriented. As much as I like a slice of Ernesto's, along with wine in a paper cup, it's pretty much impossible to get a place to sit. To me, Ernestos is more of a summer time stop. Antico Forno is family friendly, serves pizza but their pizza is thicker crust with less focus on the toppings and not everyone's favorite. If you were going for the chicken parm, I would say go for it. Another option is Artu. There are always familes in the dining room. Just as a caution you do have to walk through the bar to get to the dining room, and some people find that awkward. I don't see the big deal. As for the pizza, it's thin crust and really IMHO one of the best versions around. Sausage and broccoli rabe; potato and prosciutto; shrimp scampi versions are all good. I'm sure they would make something plainer for the kids if that's what you're looking for. Have fun!
I'd say Il Panino Express on Hanover is a good choice - I've seen plenty of kids in there, and though I do like Ernesto's, I've had as good or better pies there on occasion. I also really like their sausage and rabe sub. It's not usually my first pick in either the sub or pizza category, but it's pretty good and there's a decent amount of seating.
Okay I'm going to put another place out there, although I'm not sure I'm actually recommending it. I absolutely love the pizza at the Waterfront Cafe, (better than Reginas) yet the atmosphere is pub like with a fair amount of tvs. I've been in there when there has been a soccer game and it has been loud and I've been in when there are no sports to watch and it is a very pleasant quite spot to hang out and enjoy the pizza. So I suppose it depends on the age of the kids and I'll put it out there for other people to comment whether or not it's a good recommendation?
re: Pegmeister
I'm going to have to respectfully disagree about Waterfront Cafe--I love going for a drink, but the pizza doesn't even compete with Regina's.
re: mgerstenblatt
That's okay, that's why we have this board, for differing opinions. Waterfronts pizza is different from Reginas, it's more what i guess NY style. Crust is a little thinner, it holds up well to the toppings and it's easy to fold when you eat it. I would never put down Reginas though, I've enjoyed quite a few pies at that little bar and thoroughly enjoyed pouring on extra olive oil. But back to the Waterfront, do you think it's an appropriate place to bring kids?
re: Pegmeister
Pushcart is also a good choice.


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ESPN's Chad Ford and John Hollinger released their latest Future Power Rankings, and the Pistons fell to 28th:
The Pistons continue their freefall in the Future Power Rankings. In December the team slid from the middle of the pack down to No. 22, and this time they take another big drop to No. 28 overall. With uncertainty surrounding the ownership of the franchise, their veteran players in open rebellion and some really bad contracts on the book, things may stay ugly for a while in Detroit.
In just about every category, the Pistons are struggling. Most importantly, they rank just No. 26 in the Players category, even after the addition of several free agents and top-15 draft picks.
Among the veterans, there are almost no happy stories: Richard Hamilton has been benched, Tayshaun Prince becomes an unrestricted free agent this summer and looks poised to move on, Ben Gordon is still due $37.2 million over the next three years, Charlie Villanueva won't defend anyone and is still owed a whopping $24 million, and Ben Wallace and Tracy McGrady don't have a lot left to offer.
The two bright spots have been Rodney Stuckey, who is having the best year of his career, and rookie Greg Monroe, who is improving rapidly and showing he should have been a top-five pick. Second-year forward Austin Daye has also shown signs of progress since the All-Star break.
The team has also taken a big hit in the Management category, as the ownership situation has remained in flux and tied team president Joe Dumars' hands, preventing him from recovering from moves that haven't worked out. And with the team and the city struggling, the Market category is also a weak spot for the Pistons — Detroit's economy is in a shambles and the once-rocking Palace is pretty quiet these days.
The only two teams behind Detroit: the Cavaliers and Bobcats.
Tags: Austin Daye Ben Gordon Ben Wallace Charlie Villanueva Greg Monroe Richard Hamilton Tayshaun Prince Tracy McGrady


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Police: Man shot in Danby dies, woman stabbed expected to surviveJune 17,2013
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Vermont State Police investigate a shooting and stabbing Monday in Danby.
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The stepmother of a Danby man who police said fatally shot a New York man Sunday night said the day after the incident that Michael White was only acting to defend his girlfriend and their children from harm.
"If he weren't there, he could have killed her. He defended his family," said Debbie White, the stepmother of Michael White, who police named Monday morning as the man who fatally shot Aaron Allen, 28, of Hudson Falls, N.Y.
Standing outside her home just hundreds of feet from the scene of the incident on John Corey Road, Debbie White said Allen had made repeated visits to the road and issued multiple threats.
"He said he was going to come up here and shoot everyone," Debbie White said of Allen.
The stepmother said that Michael White and his girlfriend, 22-year-old Heather Thompson, had been living together in a rented mobile home owned by her husband. The pair was fixing up the unit while raising two children, White's 6-year-old daughter and Thompson's 15-month-old daughter, who was fathered by Allen, according to Debbie White.
Allen, who police said had been shot twice by Michael White, was pronounced dead at Rutland Regional Medical Center. Thompson, who police said Allen stabbed multiple times, is being treated at the Rutland hospital and is expected to survive. Debbie White said Thompson had to undergo surgery and was recovering at the hospital Monday with Michael White by her side.
The stepmother added that Michael White was never taken into custody.
Police said they were called to a home on John Corey Road in Danby around 7:30 p.m. Sunday for a reported shooting and stabbing. Police said through an investigation they learned that Allen arrived at the home and attacked Thompson. Michael White, 24, of Danby, who was at the residence and is Thompson's current boyfriend, witnessed the attacked, according to police.
"White subsequently discharged a rifle, of an undetermined make and caliber, striking Allen twice," police wrote in a press release.
Police said the Thompson had an active restraining order from New York against Allen, and Allen also had pending criminal charges in New York involving the woman for an incident that took place in April for offenses including unlawful imprisonment.
Once the investigation is complete, police said, it will be forwarded to the Rutland County state's attorney's office for review.
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Jul 12, 2010
Today's health policy headlines include previews of the expected release of a national strategy to curb the AIDS epidemic and reviews of a White House official's Sunday talk show defense of the Berwick nomination.
Administration Plans To Release New HIV/AIDS Strategy This Week Kaiser Health News staff writer Kate Steadman reports: "Federal officials plan to announce Tuesday a national strategy designed to ramp up and better coordinate the government's attack on the country's HIV/AIDS epidemic, an effort to deliver on a Barack Obama campaign promise delayed by the health care overhaul debate and other issues" (Kaiser Health News). Obama To Outline Plan To Cut HIV Infections President Obama will unveil a new national strategy this week to curb the AIDS epidemic by slashing the number of new infections and increasing the number of people who get care and treatment (The New York Times). Struggling States Seeking More Aid From Washington Governors hamstrung by the sluggish economic rebound in their states and bound to balance their own budgets are pressing anew for Washington to step up with more help, some say even if it means adding to the nation's red ink (The Associated Press). Axelrod: Berwick Won't Implement British-Style Health System White House adviser David Axelrod defended the recess appointment of Donald Berwick to head the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and sought to dispel concerns among some Republicans that Mr. Berwick favored a nationalized health-care system (The Wall Street Journal Washington Wire). White House: Berwick Recess Appointment Key To 'Move Forward' White House Senior Adviser David Axelrod defended the recess appointment of Donald Berwick to head the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, saying it was a necessary move to fill a key position in the healthcare system (The Hill's Healthwatch). AMA Not Feeling Much Love Now Months after delivering its crucial endorsement of the health care overhaul, the American Medical Association has found itself with fewer friends on Capitol Hill and more critics questioning its lobbying savvy (Politico). Debt Commission Leaders Paint Gloomy Picture Republican Alan Simpson and Democrat Erskine Bowles told a meeting of the National Governors Association that everything needs to be considered — including curtailing popular tax breaks, such as the home mortgage deduction, and instituting a financial trigger mechanism for gaining Medicare coverage (The Associated Press). Orszag' Successor As Budget Director Faces A Sea Of Red Ink To Deal With Orszag's successor as director of the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is likely to write budgets that are much more austere than the ones crafted during the first two years of the administration. The $13 trillion national debt is on an unsustainable upward path, hastened by the recession and growing health care costs, and the OMB must find ways to rein it in (The Hill). Sign up to receive this list of First Edition headlines via e-mail. Check out all of Kaiser Health News' e-mail options including First Edition and Breaking News alerts on our Subscriptions page.
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Its my pleasure to formally announce PDXDrones' February Meetup. The meetup will occur this Thursday, February 21st from 6pm to 8pm, with location kindly provided by Urban Airship.
This month we'll focus on an incredibly important topic for professional and hobbyist UAV pilots alike – keeping our passion legal in Oregon!
In case you haven't heard, two bills were recently introduced to the Oregon legislature which will immediately criminalize every consumer and hobbyist who owns a toy or model aircraft capable of capturing images of people or objects. But don't take my word for it – read the Roswell Flight Test Crew's very extensive analysis here. Or watch their great video below:
Fortunately we aren't alone, and we'll be welcoming some very special guest speakers with experience dealing with government to the meeting.
First, we'll be hearing from Rich Hanson, Government and Regulatory Affairs representative for the AMA (Academy of Model Aeronautics). For maximum impact, the video experts with RFTC will record this call so the whole state may be it later on. Furthermore, we'll be making a video petition to our own state representatives at the meeting, so take some time to think about why you support hobbyist UAVs.
Whether you're an experienced FPV pilot, or just starting out in the UAV world, we need you to attend this meeting. If we don't act as a group, to let our own representatives know the grave mistake they are attempting to make, then we might all become criminals.
As always, please RSVP to this even on Plancast, and this month, please bring anyone and everyone you think might want to enjoy this hobby one day. If we don't protect it now, it might not be around for them to enjoy.
Here is Urban Airship's location. See everyone Thursday night!


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Around Labor Day I shot a story about NYC boardwalk culture, but the feature won't be out until the spring.
Unfortunately the skate park is gone as is most of the Rockaway Beach boardwalk and some of the other areas I photographed. I'm going to post a couple in tribute to my favorite spot in New York.


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Stray Dog and the Chocolate Shake Lyrics - Grandaddy
Review The Song (2)
the supervisor guy turns off the factory lights,
so the robots have to work in the dark.
and theres a car load of kids, with beer and cigarettes,
burnin' out and doin' lawn jobs in the park.
there's a shitty limosine parked in front of the bar,
it never got to drive any movie stars.
but the guy in the driver's seat don't care,
with his wierd cologne and his magic hair. (it's magic)
the sofa and the fridge are on the car,
but they aren't strapped down,
and we're drivin' all over town.
and the used-up krylon cans that the farmer found,
were used to paint the foothills brown.
so there's a high school football coach sittin on the couch,
with a toothpick in his mouth.
and the stray dog won't forget the day,
sponsored linkshe tricked him with a chocolate shake. (little trick)
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Grandaddy is the Best | Reviewer: Cherry Bomb Girl | 5/9/13
I don't know why, but this song has always made me think of keytars. But this is a great song, it's just I can't remember the stupid words. I already figured out the guitar part for it.
Stray Dogs and Chocolate Shakes | Reviewer: Nathan | 6/8/07
This song sounds kind of retro or something. Its got a great sound. Grandaddy has alot of other songs like Hewlets Daughter and the Nature Anthem. I hope they make it big because they deserve it!
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Accounting and Business Majors Score Jobs
Posted by: Geoff Gloeckler on October 7, 2010
The days when your major had nothing to do with the job you got after graduation might be over. In fact, according to the 2010 Student Survey recently released by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE), academic major was the leading indicator of which undergraduates earned a job offer before graduation.
According to the study, students who majored in accounting, business, computer science, engineering, and social sciences fared best, with more than 40 percent receiving a job offer by the time they were awarded a degree. Of these, accounting majors topped the list with 47 percent of respondents securing a job offer by graduation, followed by business majors with 45 percent.
For the up-and-coming accountants, dreams and reality seem to be getting closer to one another. Undergraduates who responded to a recent survey conducted by Universum Group about the employers for whom they'd most like to work put Google (GOOG) at No. 1 with the Big Four accounting firms - KPMG, Ernst & Young, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and Deloitte - rounding out the top five.
In addition to having jobs to offer undergraduates during the economic crisis, accounting firms offer undergraduates the promise of a thriving career, said Michal Kalinowski, CEO of Universum Group in Stockholm, in an interview. "The Big Four accounting firms are perceived as fantastic career launch vehicles," he said.
Liberal arts majors have not been as successful. Less than 30 percent of those with degrees in English, foreign language, and education, according to NACE, had job offers by graduation.
-by Francesca Di Meglio


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Our menu features original and creative interpretations of a variety of classic southern foods. Our Executive Chef, Joe Shaw, only works with only the finest ingredients, locally sourced whenever possible and even some grown right here on site.
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By Alex Bell
28 January 2013
The head of a former Chiadzwa based mining company, who was sued over information contained in a previously confidential diplomatic report, is being described as a 'sacrificial lamb' after losing his case.
African Consolidated Resources (ACR) boss Andrew Cranswick was sued in 2011 for US$10 million by the head of the CIO, Happyton Bonyongwe, over previously confidential comments published in a WikiLeaks report, which linked Bonyongwe to diamond looting. ACR property has since been attached for auction to cover these costs.
The comments about Bonyongwe were contained in a diplomatic cable from the US Embassy, created by the then Ambassador James McGee in November 2008. The cable contained details of a meeting between Cranswick and the US embassy, with Cranswick allegedly warning: "High-ranking Zimbabwean government officials and well-connected elites are generating millions of dollars in personal income by hiring teams of diggers to hand-extract diamonds from the Chiadzwa mine in eastern Zimbabwe."
The cable goes on to claim that Cranswick told the US Embassy that Reserve Bank Governor Gideon Gono, Grace Mugabe, Vice President Joice Mujuru, the then Mines and Mining Development Minister Amos Midzi, General Constantine Chiwenga and wife Jocelyn, CIO Director Bonyongwe, Manicaland Governor Chris Mushowe, and several white Zimbabweans, including Ken Sharpe, Greg Scott, and Hendrik O'Neill, are all involved in the Marange diamond trade.
Bonyongwe launched his lawsuit after trying to force Cranswick to pay damages over the information in the WikiLeaks cables, insisting the claims were false and a defamation of his character. A judge last year said this held up in court and ordered Cranswick to pay the US$10 million damages suit.
Bonyongwe is not the first ZANU PF individual to file a lawsuit over WikiLeaks revelations. His lawsuit was filed at the time that Grace Mugabe filed her own US$15 million defamation claim against The Standard newspaper, which also published news articles about the WikiLeaks report. Gideon Gono has also filed a US$12.5 million suit against the same newspaper over the report.
Political analyst Clifford Mashiri said the case against ACR has now set a worrying precedent that will further silence any dissenting voices in Zimbabwe. Mashiri also said that Cranswick has been made "the sacrificial lamb", in a show of "intimidation" by the CIO.
"This could open up the floodgates of cases of alleged wrongdoing because of information in WikiLeaks," Mashiri warned.
He added: "WikiLeaks information should not have any merit in court and this case should never have gone this far. The judgment itself was at fault because Cranswick wasn't there to defend himself."
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'African Consolidated Resources (ACR) boss Andrew Cranswick was sued in 2011 for US$10 million by the head of the CIO, Happyton Bonyongwe, over previously confidential comments published in a WikiLeaks report, which linked Bonyongwe to diamond looting. ACR property has since been attached for auction to cover these costs'. Oh no no Gosh, Aah, why do people tell blue lies?
Andrew Cranswick should dance to his sweet music. A very lucky Happyton Bonyongwe will be laughing all the way to the bank soon as an instant millionaire. It is a good lesson to others that lying to please foreign agents operating in Zimbabwe will not pay. I am happy for Bonyongwe who will soon be from rags to riches in a short space of time. How lucky other people on this planet can be.
Rags to riches? You obviously know nothing CW….. I for one cannot wait for all those greedy persons named to get their just deserts… and that will happen.
If you know more than I do, then let others know mate. I will not be inclined to talk about 'issues' I am not aware. Give it a go and enlighten us.


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You're invited to Music at Morven
Please join us to celebrate our 11th year!
Enjoy music by Sophie Bruno Labiner, harp, and Collette LeFever, flute
Be the first to hear about our 2015 Season
from Artistic Director Richard Tang Yuk
Hors d'oeuvres and wines
Saturday, November 8, 2014
5:00 - 7:00pm
Morven Museum and Gardens
55 Stockton Street, Princeton NJ
Tickets: Patrons $150 ($75 deductible), Donors $75 ($25 deductible)
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The Guild, established in 2013, offers its members the opportunity to enjoy special social and cultural activities while supporting the Festival at auditions, performances, and special projects. In June 2014, the Guild organized a day-long intergenerational workshop for Porgy and Bess that included teens and an adult family member, primarily from the Trenton area. Titled "Interact with an American Opera Classic," the 57 workshop participants then attended the opening of Porgy & Bess and had a Q&A with principal artists afterwards.
If you'd like to be involved in initiatives like this, or simply want to meet like-minded patrons of the arts, please join the Guild! For membership information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Our 10th anniversary season enjoyed record attendance overall, with the A Cappella and Ola Fresca concerts and all three performances of Porgy and Bess selling out. (Note to self - buy your tickets by early June next year!) Critics called Porgy and Bess "absolutely breathtaking" and unexpectedly moving; audience approval was loud and prolonged, with the standing ovations starting for the "most impressive" chorus, not just the principals.
Thanks to the generosity of our many, many donors as well as our abiding commitment to conservative financial management, we can proudly proclaim that we continue to operate without debt. As we begin planning for our 11th season, we look forward to your continued support so that we may bring you another outstanding program in our 2015 Season ... stay tuned to our eNews for a Fall announcement!
- Richard Tang Yuk, General & Artistic Director
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Porgy and Bess was a hit!
All three performances of Porgy and Bess sold out and were exuberantly received by cheering audiences ... but don't take our word for it! Hear from our patrons in the video at right, and read our reviews –
Porgy and Bess was absolutely breathtaking ... words fail me and I need to find words that can convey some small idea at least of the resonance, the majesty, the sheer beauty of the voices we were treated to in this production. – Toby Grace, Out in Jersey magazine (6/22/14)
"The stellar Princeton Festival cast includes almost 20 principal singers and two choruses. Principal singers were invariably excellent." – Elaine Strauss, U.S.1 (6/25/14)
"Ms. Burnett [as Bess] demonstrated a full command of dramatic and forceful singing while floating notes in the upper register.... As Porgy, Richard Todd Payne brought a full sense of both jazz and passion to the role of the gentle cripple." – Nancy Plum, Town Topics (6/25/14)
"The most unexpected thing about the Princeton Festival's current production of "Porgy" is just how moving it is.... The most impressive aspect ... is its uniformity of ensemble. The chorus is transcendent." – Ross Amico, The Times of Trenton (6/27/14)
2014 Piano Competition – Finalists & Winners
Congratulations to these young artists, Finalists in their categories, and especially to the Winners in bold -
- Elementary (ages 6-9) Finalists – John Kim, Angela Qian, and Bert Tian
- Intermediate (ages 10-12) Finalists –Andy Wu, Elizabeth Yang, and Michael Zhang
- Junior (ages 13-15) Finalists - Brandon Li, Quentin Pompliano, and Sara Qu
- Four-Hands (under 25) - Iris Kwak/Crystal Chiu and James Yang/Elizabeth Yang
- Senior (ages 16-18) - Neeraja Aravindan, Lia Chen, and Elena Wu-Yan
- Open Class (under 25) - Angela Zhao, Asher Severini, and Farshad Zadeh
And a special congratulations to Asher Severini, winner of the Richard L. Tang Yuk Award for Most Outstanding Performer!
Recent Awards & Grants
July 2014 – The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation awarded us a grant in recognition of our production of Porgy and Bess and in support of our 2015 season! The Dodge Foundation is a major supporter of the arts in New Jersey, providing highly sought-after grants to organizations that "pursue and demonstrate the highest standards of artistic excellence in the performing and visual arts; enhance the cultural health and richness of New Jersey communities, inspire learning and understanding; and contribute to our state's creative economy." We are tremendously honored by their support!
April 2014 – The Horizon Foundation For New Jersey awarded us another grant in recognition of our "Excellence in Opera." The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey promotes health, well-being, and quality of life across our state by supporting charitable organizations.
April 2014 – We were tickled pink to be one of only 11 recipients in New Jersey of an Arts Works grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, our fourth NEA grant! This year's award supports our production of Porgy and Bess and the many free educational lectures and previews we have in store for you.
February 2014 – Thanks to your votes, we were named "Favorite Opera Company" in the 6th Annual JerseyArts.com People's Choice Awards following a record-breaking 12,000 ballots cast! A full list of awards can be found at jerseyarts.com/peopleschoice.
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2710 W. Bell Road
Phoenix, AZ 85053
Phone: 602-789-7979
Price Range: Under $20
The restaurant and sports bar offers food and drink specials that vary weekly, from lunch buffets to a crab-leg dinner. Regular menu items include fried appetizers, New York-style pizzas, calzones, hero sandwiches, pasta, burgers, grilled entrees and slow-cooked ribs.
Features: Kid-friendly, Late Night,
Alcohol: Beer & wine, Full bar,
Cuisines: American, Pizza, Pizza/Italian
Critic Review
Reviewed by: Barbara Yost, The Arizona Republic, Feb. 16, 2010
We walked into Santisi Brothers Pizzeria and Sports Grill after a particularly juicy victory by the Arizona Cardinals. Exhilaration still hung in the air, dripped from the green lamps over the pool tables and slid down the walls of televisions that leave barely an empty inch of space around the room.
Every so often, as replays of the game appeared on screen, someone would rise and cry out, "Cardinals!" and the room would explode in cheers.
This is the mission of a sports bar: to bring together the community of hometown fans who would rather bellow together than alone at home in their recliners. Its mission is also to feed those fans.
Santisi Brothers does both with great skill.
Scene: This is not a cozy, Cheers-type bar. It's actually quite cavernous, with seating stretching on and on. It's the kind of place that could probably fit in every Valley fan who wants to watch the ASU-UA game without turning anyone away. But the seats are quite comfy, the service brisk and friendly. There are worse places to lose your voice.
Those TV sets are awesome - the count is more than 115, in all sizes. Tables along the walls allow you to push your face practically into the screen if you want. Myopics, welcome.
Food: The menu is extensive. Allow several minutes to decide from pizza, pastas, calzones, wings, salads, ribs, subs and seafood. Prices range from under $10 for personal pizzas and salads to $23.95 for a full slab of baby back ribs.
Bruschetta ($6.95) seems a simple enough appetizer. Grill or toast some bread and top it with tomatoes, Parmesan and basil. This was one step above that. First, the topping - all slurpy in olive oil and enough garlic that we would never have been allowed in a movie theater showing "Twilight" - came in a little pot, so we could spoon it on the bread as needed without the bread becoming soggy.
And then there was the bread. It was so crusty, so tender inside, we suspected a premium brand. Sure enough, Santisi gets its bread from the fine-artisan bakery Simply Bread in Phoenix.
Salads can be ordered a la carte, and some dinners come with a house salad. We added a Caesar, ($4.25) which was fresh and cold, but with too much dressing. Half the dose would have done.
Ten-inch pizzas ($7.25 plus $1.50 per topping) could serve two people for dinner, with side dishes. It's not wood-fired but still has a well-browned crust with plenty of flavor that held our toppings of Italian sausage, black olives and cheese.
Manicotti di Mama (I'm not sure whose mama) ($13.95 dinner) are lithesome crepes of creamy ricotta cheese, Romano cheese and mozzarella smothered in tomato sauce and more cheese. This is Italian comfort food, requiring no effort except in cutting the stretchy mozzarella spanning one crepe to another. If pulled to its complete length, I think the string of cheese could reach the moon.
Dinner came with an order of garlic knots, not as garlicky as the bruschetta (we would be allowed to sit in the back row of "Twilight") but tasty little nuggets of dough. Given the amount of food we were consuming, we did not tie many knots.
The Little Italy sub sandwich (half, $5.95) was on that same sublime bread and packed with all kinds of Italian meats, Provolone cheese, lettuce, tomatoes and onions.
This is not the diet plate, or the health plate, but it's a good sandwich. The accompanying fries were fried perfectly golden, boasted a good potato taste, and were crispy outside, fluffy inside.
Dessert: Completely stuffed and with a stack of take-out boxes forming a wall around our table, we couldn't possibly consider dessert. Yet, there was something called Basket of Zeppolis ($3.95) on the menu. Italian doughnuts. We gave in. We were rewarded for our wisdom with a basket of gnarled knobs of fried dough (think fry bread or beignets) generously dusted with powdered sugar. Honey optional. Oh, my. We're talking good. Piping hot, delicate, sugary, just a little crunchy in spots.
But enough was enough.
We polished off less than half an order and, fearing they wouldn't be good as leftovers, tried to send the rest to another table or back to the kitchen for hungry servers. Told the Health Department frowns on redistribution of already served food, we gamely packed them up in hopes of refreshing them a day later.
Lowdown: On game day, this place would be rocking, whatever the sport. In between sports, come for the food. In balmy weather, TV sets accommodate the patio crowd. Remember this destination for next year's football season. It would be a great place to watch the Cardinals and other West Valley games, or the Phoenix Coyotes, or to celebrate after being there in person. Wear your gear.
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VIDEO: Tegan and Sara Perform 'Closer' on ELLEN
Tegan And Sara have been on the grind nonstop since the release of their 7th studio album, Heartthrob on January 29th. The album debuted at #3 on Billboard Top 200, #1 on Billboard Rock and Alternative Charts, and more than doubled the duo's previous record for first-week-sales and the buzz has officially kicked into overdrive. Today, the Girls were invited on ELLEN for the first time in their 13-year career. Below, check out the performance of their song "Closer" on the show!
In support of Heartthrob, Tegan And Sara have announced a huge North American summer tour with their good Friends in FUN which kicks off in July. Before that though, Tegan And Sara are going on a headlining tour of the US, which kicks off with two rescheduled shows at NYC's Beacon Theatre next week. They'll also be a big part of Coachella in April. A couple weeks ago, T&S performed "Closer" to an ecstatic crowd on the Jimmy Kimmel Live! outdoor stage.
Confirmed North American Headlining Dates:
02/19 Beacon Theatre - New York, NY
02/20 Beacon Theatre - New York, NY
02/22 Upstate Concert Hall - Clifton Park, NY
02/23 Peter Clark Hall, University of Guelph - Guelph, Canada
02/24 Orpheum Theatre - Madison, WI
02/26 MTS Centre - Winnipeg, Canada
02/28 MacEwan Hall - Calgary, Canada
03/01 MacEwan Hall - Calgary, Canada
03/03 Shaw Conference Centre - Edmonton, Canada
03/04 Conexus Arts Centre Theatre - Regina, Canada
03/06 First Avenue - Minneapolis, Minnesota
03/07 Pabst Theater - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
03/09 LC Pavilion - Columbus, Ohio
03/10 The Pageant - St. Louis, Missouri
03/11 Cain's Ballroom - Tulsa, Oklahoma
03/15 Warehouse Live Ballroom - Houston, TX
04/12 Coachella - Indio, CA
04/14 Rialto Theatre - Tucson, Arizona
04/19 Coachella - Indio, CA
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Public TV makes the 50th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington tonight with "The March," and a variety of other specials related to the Civil Rights movement: "The March," 9-10 p.m., Channels 16, 48, 54: Denzel Washington narrates this program which features interviews with participants Jack O'Dell, Clarence B. Jones, Julian Bond and Andrew Young, and comments […]
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Oprah Winfrey's 2-1/2 hour interview with Lance Armstrong will air in two parts over two nights, at 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday. The first installment airs 9-10:30 p.m. Thursday as "Oprah and Lance Armstrong: The Worldwide Exclusive" on OWN (Time Warner Channel 1152 in HDTV, and 152 in standard definition). The second part will air at 9 […]
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If you missed David Letterman's very revealing interview with Oprah Winfrey last night, TV Week has posted a lengthy edited transcript. He talked about his relationship with Jay Leno and Johnny Carson; his sex scandal, marriage and bouts with depression; and his feud with Oprah. You can read the entire transcript here, and see some of the video clips […]
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Promotions for "Dr. Oz" moving to 4 p.m. weekdays in September on WLWT-TV (Channel 5) have "Judge Judy" fans worried. What's going on? Stations here and nationwide are jockeying for the best position to attact viewers when "Oprah Winfrey" vanishes from the TV landscape after Sept. 9. The Oprah void has created an Domino-effect unlike […]
Time Warner Adding 6 HD Channels
06/27/11 at 5:28pm by John Kiesewetter | Comments
If the NCAA basketball tournament games air on tru TV again next March, we'll definitely see them in high definition here. Time Warner on Tuesday will add six new HD channels in Cincinnati and Southwestern Ohio, including the new Oprah Winfrey Network launched Jan 1 and Lifetime. The six are: TruTV HD (Ch. 1120) OWN […]
Oprah Winfrey's Final Words
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Oprah Winfrey stepped down from her TV pulpit by dispensing words of wisdom and encouragement to her fans in 150 countries around the world. It was a religious experience, this impressive inspirational one-hour monologue standing along on stage, next to one empty chair that she never used. If she was reading her monologue, you couldn't […]
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What will loyal Oprah Winfrey fans do after "Oprah" ends at 4-5 p.m. today? Tune into the Oprah Winfrey Network — where else? — for a special lineup of Oprah shows through Memorial Day, including the "Oprah Finale After Party" on the "Gayle King Show" Thursday at 9-11 a.m. and 9-11 p.m., and Oprah Winfrey hosting her […]
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It wasn't giving away cars or Australian trips. It was Oprah Winfrey getting America to read with her book club. It wasn't the shows to help our self esteem or quality of life. It wasnt the great celebrity guests, like her two-part "Farewell Spectacular" today and Tuesday. No, what defined Oprah Winfrey for me was not […]
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How to Stand Strong in the Face of the Enemy
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Friend, you and I need to have ties. We need friendship and companionship. When we assume the posture of, "Hey, if the devil fights you, he's got to fight me…and if the devil fights me, he's got to fight you," we're getting somewhere!
The amazing thing that happens when we as Christians bind ourselves together is that we bring a third Person into the bundle (Ecclesiastes 4:12). And who is this third cord?
It's Jesus.
Our decision to be unified brings the presence of the Lord in the time of battle. And the devil hates that.
In Matthew 18:20, Jesus says, "For where two or three are gathered together in My name, I am there in the midst of them." When we gather…when we have fellowship and friendship with one another in His name…when we bind our lives together…when we decide to fight for one another…Jesus is right in the mix, strengthening us! That's a cord that won't be broken by the enemy!
Today, I want to challenge and encourage you not to be an island to yourself. Tie yourself in to other Christians who'll share life and the battle with you. Because none of us is strong enough to go it alone!
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Eli Manning is having a hard time at the New York Giant's OTAs. He is missing some of his top targets and while at first he was quiet about Victor Cruz his patience is wearing thin. Hakeem Nicks has now missed OTAs as well.
The last time they were together was at some offseason workouts at Duke University with Peyton Manning and the Broncos wide receivers.
"You got some work, but I was really hoping that would be a little starter course to the spring and not a substitute for what we're doing on the field right now," Manning said, via Mike Garafolo of USA Today. "This is the stuff where you're getting to go against cornerbacks. You get to work your technique. You get to practice those things we're gonna do in the season."
Victor Cruz technically isn't under contract right now and has a valid reason to miss OTAs. Nicks is under contract, the final year of a deal in fact. But it is unclear why Nicks is missing OTAs,
"There's no change. I have not spoken to him," Coughlin said of Nicks. "We have a mandatory [minicamp next Tuesday through Thursday]. I would expect he'll be here, . . .
"I don't know any more information than I did the day he went home for the weekend."
Certainly his absence from mandatory minicamps would send a strong message, whatever it is.
"Cruz is in a different category," Coughlin said. "I'd like to have him, don't get me wrong."
But Manning is trying to focus on what guys are there for him to work with.
"I've gotta worry about the guys that are here. That's all I can do," Manning said. "I've gotta worry about each practice trying to get better. Making sure I know what I'm doing, working on the things that I need to improve on and then talking it over with the guys that are out there on the field about each play, watching film with them, making sure we're on the same page and we've got a chance to go out there and win the practices."


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Funds open door to chance at housing
Casey, 29, and her four children are homeless.
But they have a good shot at moving into government-assisted housing.
Finally a roof over their heads. The youngest, age 1, probably won't remember the nights spent in a shelter, but her older brother, 4, believes "home" is as unattainable as the moon.
Their own home, in time for Christmas, could be within reach.
During the application process, though, she discovered an outstanding bill, and all bills must be paid in full before eligibility could be granted.
Casey doesn't have the $72 and probably will not be able to save for it before the opportunity of housing arises.
She turned to Faith Mission for assistance. Caseworkers reviewed her request and, after a brief spiritual and financial counseling session, forwarded the request for $72 from Times Charities.
Times Charities, associated with this newspaper, approved the one-time grant request.
Times Charities was formed more than 20 years ago by a group of area philanthropists who wanted to find a way to help those who are less fortunate. Now the nonprofit, still affiliated with the Times Record News, is operated through the Wichita Falls Area Community Foundation.
Donations to Times Charities go to the three partners: Faith Mission, Interfaith Ministries and Grace Ministries in Burkburnett.
Overhead expenses are not paid from donations. No money is spent from the Times Charities account until the situations of those seeking help are verified by our partners.
Donations can be made in the form of cash, checks and debit or credit cards. Online donations can be made at www.timesrecordnews.com by clicking on the "Donate" link at the top of our website.
Make checks payable to Times Charities/WFACF, and mail them to 807 Eighth St., Suite 750, Wichita Falls, TX 76301-3334. For information, call Frances Tate at 940-720-3490.
The following contributed generously to Times Charities:
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Judy Moubray in memory of Stephanie Bohling, RN.
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