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Magnolia was a champion at just 8 months old, and her star has continued to rise over the last few years.
Trained by breeder Sarah Murphy of Riverside, the young Ibizan hound is making a name for herself on the American Kennel Club show circuit. At last month's prestigious Westminster Kennel Club's 138th annual competition in New York City, the 3-year-old canine topped all other hounds to be named Best of Breed.
"It was just really exciting to have that recognition for her," said Murphy. "She's not just a dog that I'm showing. She's my baby. She was bred from my first litter."
In competitions, Magnolia is the country's top Ibizan hound, according to Murphy. The dog has already solidified a Silver Grand Champion status, which is based on competition points. She is known in club circles as SilverGCH Serandida Abbaio la Contessa Scalza SC.
"She's been doing really well," said the breeder.
"So far, she's undefeated in the breed ring."
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also earning points and accolades in competitions where she's judged on coursing, speed, endurance and agility.
"She's not just a show dog. She's a pet dog that jumps over things and chases things," said Murphy, a former Mount Laurel resident.
Only dogs rated "champion" by the AKC are invited to compete in the WKC's nationally television show. Magnolia was one of at least two winners from Burlington County at this year's event, held Feb. 16-17 at The Piers and Madison Square Garden.
A Grand Champion golden retriever bred and owned by Susan Robins of Southampton also earned a Best of Breed title. Robins could not be reached for comment, and a spokesman for the WKC did not respond to a related inquiry.
All of the WKC Best of Breed winners qualified to compete for seven Best of Group titles. Those winners then vied for the coveted Best in Show award.
Murphy's win last month was her second WKC Best of Breed title in the three years she has showed dogs in the competition. Her Ibizan hound Elin earned the designation in 2012, the same year that Magnolia made her WKC debut. At 10 months old, she was the show's youngest contestant.
"She did a fabulous job," Murphy said at the time. "She showed just as well as some of the older champions in there."
Ibizan hounds are rare in canine competitions.
The breed is known for a "deer-like elegance," according to the WKC. These hounds were once hunting companions to the pharaohs of ancient Egypt before being brought to the Spanish island of Ibiza. Their temperament typically is "fun-loving, affectionate and loyal."
Murphy cares for some Ibizan hounds at her home and co-owns others that reside around the country. She said her star pupil has a sweet disposition and enjoys the dog shows.
"Magnolia is a wonderful dog to live with, and she's enjoyable to do things with," said Murphy. "She loves pretty much anything you ask her to do. She's always excited to at least try it."
Although she trains and shows Magnolia, Murphy said she is one of three co-owners and co-breeders who split time with the dog's care. Magnolia's permanent home is with Diane Arbeit and Richard Zelig, both of Newburg, N.Y.
"They are very important to Magnolia's success," said Murphy.
The precocious pup also has an esteemed lineage to fall back on. She is the fourth generation in a direct, purebred bloodline that Murphy has shown in competition. All four grandparents were champions, and both of the canine's parents were Best of Breed winners. Magnolia's father, Sergio, won his title at WKC in 2010.
In addition, Magnolia has been medically tested for a number of ailments common to Ibizan hounds, including genetic conditions. According to her trainer, the test results have all been good.
"She's a healthy representative of her breed, not just a beautiful one," said Murphy.
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While perusing the "GTO Suspension Buyer's Guide," HPP learned that these late-model GTOs have a lot of handling potential that's waiting to be realized with aftermarket upgrades. When driving our mostly-stock-suspended GTO, we wondered how badly the factory bushings were worn from the beating they have taken at the track and from 67,000 road miles.
We already installed and tested Hotchkis sway bars and showed a solid improvement, but in our quest for a 1g-lateral-grip GTO, we knew that more upgrades would be required. We contacted two reputable companies in the market, Kollar Racing and KW Suspension, to see what components they could provide to improve our GTO's handling. The consensus was that all the major bushings should be replaced with Lovells bushings from Kollar Racing, and an adjustable coilover setup from KW should be installed.
In Part I, we discuss the new front suspension components and install them. In the next issue, we will install the rear suspension pieces and then tune the system for the street and track.
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Andy Kollar of Kollar Racing offered some insight on GTO suspension and the parts needed to drastically improve our Goat's handling. Regarding the front suspension, "The front radius-rod bushings should be replaced on every GTO, said Andy. "They are soft and fluid-filled, so they absorb too much braking load when the car wants to keep moving and the wheels try to stop. This results in excessive movement of the front suspension when braking and contributes to the '04-'06 GTO's poor brake-pedal feel."
We noticed this when we were on the road course and during our brake testing. The front strut would physically move backward in the wheelwell because of the high loads the front suspension exhibits during hard braking. This is not conducive to proper tire wear and performance.
Andy says the Lovells radius rod bushings will "dramatically improve the braking and handling of the GTO. This is the number one upgrade-and it's a must do!"
An added benefit is that they allow for more caster adjustment. The installation was easy using the detailed, easy-to-follow instructions included with the kit. Rear radius-rod bushings were also supplied to complement the fronts.
New polyurethane strut mounts with bearings were provided as well. "These polyurethane bushings replace the poor-quality factory rubber mounts," Andy says. "Strut rub on GTOs is a common problem. These mounts don't collapse like rubber ones." (Strut rub has been an issue on our GTO for quite some time, so we expected the factory pieces were shot.)
The last two pieces were the polyurethane front control-arm bushings and the RoadSafe No Bush front-stabilizer links. The control-arm bushings will replace the soft factory rubber pieces and reduce suspension deflection.
According to Andy, "The factory links bend easily even with stock sway bars, and the factory rubber bushings deteriorate rapidly. These RoadSafe stabilizer links use a significantly thicker shaft and eliminate the need for rubber bushings. These are a must when using any aftermarket sway bar."
Finally, we have the KW Variant 3 coilover suspension. We went with the KW coilovers because we were looking for the most performance and adjustability for track use. According to KW, its Variant 3 system features "individual height adjustment and damping technology with 14-way-adjustable compression damping, and individually working damping and rebound."
KW springs feature a 515 lb/in rate in the front and a progressive rate (specs unknown) in the rear. They are considerably stiffer than the GTO's stock 392-lb/in front and 150-lb/in rear springs.
We plan to head to Sebring International Raceway later this year, in addition to our monthly trips to the autocross and Gainesville Raceway's road course. The KW V3, as they're referred to, will allow us to tame the suspension for the street and then dial in a nasty racing setup on the open track.

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World | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday October 21, 2014
A US drone crash-landed at Niger's main airport for unknown reasons on Monday, the US army said, forcing the closure of the runway for several hours.
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IndiGo flight 6E-176 from Mumbai to Delhi with 147 passengers and 6 crew members made a normal landing this afternoon at Delhi airport. The aircraft touched down in Delhi on runway 27 at 1535 pm.
Planes in 'Near Miss' at Vietnam Airport
World | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday July 15, 2014
Two planes nearly collided at an airport in central Vietnam after a young intern was left in charge of directing a busy runway, aviation authorities said.
Chinese Aircraft Loses Way After Landing
World | Press Trust of India | Tuesday June 17, 2014
A Chinese passenger plane today lost its way while taxiing on the runway after its arrival at an airport in southern China.
Shut Runway for Shorter Duration: Airport Authority to Indian Navy
India | Press Trust of India | Sunday May 25, 2014
The Navy's decision to shut down the runway at Goa airport for eight hours over a fortnight for the pre-monsoon annual maintenance has not gone down well with Airport Authority of India (AAI).
Singapore Airlines Plane Veers off Yangon Runway, No Injuries
World | Agence-France Presse | Thursday May 22, 2014
A Singapore Airlines plane skidded off the runway on touching down during heavy rain at Myanmar's Yangon International Airport, but no injuries were reported, the carrier said on Thursday.
Plane Veers Off Runway at Kabul Airport
World | Agence France-Presse | Friday May 9, 2014
A Boeing 737 passenger plane skidded off the runway when landing at Kabul airport in heavy rain on Thursday, officials said, adding that no one was injured in the incident.
Plane Engine Failure Causes Scare at Melbourne Airport
World | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday May 6, 2014
Flights were disrupted at Melbourne Airport Tuesday after an engine failure on a Vietnam Airlines plane left debris on the runway, officials and reports said.
Dubai runway closure to hit several local flights from May 1
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Several flights to Dubai would be affected for 80 days from May one due to closure of two runways there for upgrade, with Jet Airways and Air India Express announcing shifting of most of their flights to neighbouring Sharjah and revising timings for ...
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Delhi was engulfed in a thick blanket of fog this morning, delaying several flights at the Indira Gandhi International Airport. The fog has reduced runway visibility considerably.
Pune: Airport to be partially shut from tonight
Cities | Edited by Shamik Ghosh | Wednesday January 15, 2014
The Pune airport will be partially shut for the next three months from tomorrow for renovation. The runway of the airport, which is under the control of the Indian Air Force will be partially closed between 10 pm and 8 am every day. The Air Force wil...
JFK Airport temporarily shut after plane skids off icy runway
World | Press Trust of India | Sunday January 5, 2014
New York's busy John F Kennedy International Airport was temporarily shut down today after a plane skidded off an icy runway into snow, leading to the suspension of all domestic and international flights.
Mumbai: flights delayed at airport due to main runway closure
Cities | Press Trust of India | Thursday November 21, 2013
As many as 15-20 flights were delayed by up to 30 minutes on the first day of the main runway closure at the city airport today.
Air Force plane, GoAir jet came dangerously close on Delhi runway
Cities | Sandeep Phukan (With PTI inputs) | Thursday October 3, 2013
An inquiry has begun into how an Air Force Plane came dangerously close to a passenger jet at the Delhi airport on Wednesday. The GoAir flight to Mumbai, which had 100 passengers, was forced to abort take-off seconds after its pilot saw the air force...
Plane skids off runway at Rome airport: report
World | Agence France-Presse | Monday September 30, 2013
A plane toppled and skidded off the runway as it landed at Rome's Fiumicino airport on Sunday after its landing gear malfunctioned during a thunderstorm, slightly injuring around 10 people.
Narrow escape for passengers as flight hits runway lights in Bangalore
Cities | Press Trust of India | Thursday September 12, 2013
Over 100 people on board an Indigo flight from Delhi had a miraculous escape when the aircraft hit the runway lights, deflating its tyres at the Bangalore International Airport today.
UPS plane crash: Investigators recover flight recorders
World | Associated Press | Thursday August 15, 2013
Investigators recovered the flight recorders from the wreckage of a UPS cargo jet that crashed into a hillside just short of the runway at an Alabama airport, killing two pilots, officials today.
Plane skids off runway after hitting cow
World | Agence France-Presse | Wednesday August 7, 2013
An Indonesian passenger jet crashed into a cow and skidded off the runway as it came into land at an airport in the centre of the archipelago, officials said on Wednesday.
Kerala rains: flights resume at Kochi airport after over 24 hours
Cheat Sheet | Edited by Surabhi Malik | Tuesday August 6, 2013
After being closed for over 24 hours, operations have finally resumed at Kochi international airport in Kerala. The airport was shut down on Monday after water flooded the runway and the parking bay. 126 flights were cancelled yesterday affecting nea...
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Jessica published a piece at the Nation offering guidance to writers reporting on rape. She points out some common problems with coverage on sexual violence — including the hilariously/terrifyingly predictable stock photos of "Fun-Loving White Girls Just Asking to be Raped," and presents four tips for doing it right:
—When an adult is charged with assaulting a minor or someone is someone is accused of assaulting an unconscious person, don't refer to the crime as "sex with a child" or "sex with an unconscious person." Call it rape—because that's what it is . . .
—If you find yourself writing or editing a sentence that describes what a rape victim wore, the kind of makeup she had on or that she acted "older than her age" (I'm looking at you, New York Times)—stop it . . .
—If the victim you are reporting about comes from a marginalized community—if they are queer, trans, poor, disabled, an immigrant, a person of color or a sex worker—take extra care that the pernicious stereotypes that surround that community do not impact your piece . . .
—If you run a story exploring the reasons why rape happens, focus on the perpetrator, not the victim's behavior. Because despite what Emily Yoffe writes, the common denominator in most rapes is not young women drinking, the common denominator is rapists.
You can read the full article here. If you liked Valenti's piece, make sure to check out activist Annie Clark's guide to interviewing survivors, based on her own experiences.
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After retiring from a career in business, Ken Renau turned to writing as an outlet for his wit and intelligence. He wrote an occasional feature column, "First Person", in the Courier-Journal from 1987-1998, and had articles published periodically in Louisville Magazine, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Kentucky Monthly, and various health and sports magazines. Several of his published works can be read in the "Article Archive" of this website.
The Renau Foundation received a record number of entries this year, and the quality was at such a high level, the Foundation and the judges from Louisville Magazine decided that it would be appropriate to award more than just one winner in each category. As a result, there was a tie for First in the Non-Fiction category and two Runner-Up winners in the Fiction category. The 2014 Renau Foundation Scholarship winners are as follows:
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"Another Brother, Another Story"; Cara Jennings, DuPont Manual High School
"In Hope of Freedom"; Kinsey Morrison, St. Francis High School
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Updated, 5:04 p .m.When Specialist Ivan Antonio Lopez opened fire at Fort Hood late Wednesday afternoon, Sgt. First Class Danny Ferguson leaned up against a door to prevent the gunman from entering a room packed with military personnel.
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Well my girlfriend and I recently syayed at the riu and we were not impressed.From the moment we got there we had problems from check in to the way they do there buffet restaurant.We stayed for 2 weeks and every night we got questioned if were supposed to be there because they have 2 diffrent seating times.Also the food was very good but after 7 or 8 days it starts to taste the same.I must say the beach is the best I have ever seen its so big and clean and theres lots of room to sun tan.Also when they say clouds and rain dont believe the forecast because it is always warm even when there are a few clouds.The entertainment was not bad and be prepared to go on stage because they will force you to.
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My husband and I spend a wonderful week at Riu Las Morlas, let me start by saying that the staff is wonderful from bartenders to maids to entertainment. For those who like small resorts this is the perfect place. As far as the food goes we had no complaints. The lobby bar is opened till 1am. There are daily activities throughout the day eg. volleyball, dance lessons, ping pong and lots more, they sure keep you busy. The beach of course is beautiful. Nightly entertaiment was good and the staff really go out of their way to make sure that everyone has a fantastic time. We would highly recommend this hotel to anyone. If anyone goes down in the near future please send Alex, Josvani and Alain our regards.
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We have just returned from a one week vacation at the Rui Las Morlas. What a wonderful time we had. The resort is wonderful! It was exactly what I was looking for and expected.
The resort is as I had been reading - not too big / not too small - a close/community feeling kind of resort. You got to know the other people at the resort as well as the staff. The rooms were fine, we were in a third floor room with a balcony overlooking the pool area - it was fine, clean, two beds together making one king size bed, large tub and shower unit and cleaned each day with a new surprise awaiting your return - you never knew how the towels were going to look and what flowers might appear. There was fridge in each room - filled every two days, water was available anytime upon request.
Meals were the great. I have been to Cuba a couple of other times and usually found the food quite bland - not this time. The only downside is all meals are buffet style - there are a couple of eating areas. The main dining room for breakfast and dinner, another area beside the beach for lunch. The food was very good and well labeled - that is a big thing for a picky/fussy eater like me! There were always many choices at each meal.
Activities were plentiful if you wished to participate. Alexis and Allain were very good at getting people to participate - they were good sports and a lot of fun!
The beach was wonderful and the location perfect -we were a short walk into Varadero. We enjoyed ourselves very much and had a wonderful/relaxing vacation. I would definitely recommend this resort to anyone in a second.
The Riu was absolutely amazing! My sister and I (18 and 22 years old) went there for 2 glorious weeks in the sun and we had an absolute blast. The hotel was beautiful and the service was excellent, from the housekeepers to the servers. Giving a dollar tip here and there doesn't hurt either. The room was great, the mini-fridge was always stocked with water and pop. Our only complaint was that the floor felt perpetually gritty from sand. For all the warnings we received about Cuba having bland food we were pleasantly surprised by the variety, there were several chioces of meats, lots of vegetables and the fruit was amazing. However, be forwarned, bring peptobismal or some such product as it will be necessary at some point in your trip. The hotel was amazingly close to the beach. It was absolutely gorgeous, one of the best on the strip, as we walked around and saw what each had to offer. The umbrellas were a bit difficult to get, but being there by 8:15am you were pretty much guaranteed to get one. The entertainment staff were great constantly trying to get people to participate in all the activities, from water volleyball to dancing to spanish lessons. the resort itself is quite small, which I loved, compared to the others surrounding it. A quick note to any younger women, if you are travelling without a male, wear a ring. We were constantly hit on left right and center which did become irritating. Overall, it was a great experience, and a place that I would recommend to anyone wanting to travel to Cuba.
Good Service
This was our third stay at RIU Las Morlas. As previously, the service in all cases was very good. Rooms are clean. There is one restaurant, and the food is expertly prepared and very tasty, with good variety of meats, fish, vegetables, salads and desserts. There are an assortment of activities during the day and entertaining evening performances. The bar service is excellent. There is a nurse on duty and a massage service. All employees, in every area, are very pleasant and helpful.
Great place
Just retuued from a wonderfull week at the Rui Las Morlas. From the minute we checked in until the miunte we left this place was incrediable. Everyone from reception, cleaning staff, bartenders and entertainers were made us feel welcome. Food was alway fresh and plentifull. By the second day most of the staff knew our names making us feel as though we had been there forever. We will return but for more than one week the next time.
Community Atmosphere
If you a looking for a smaller than average resort with a community feeling and lots of extras--Las Morlas is the place for you. The Las Morlas staff seem to make everyone's stay special in different ways.
The staff were excellent with children and with older residents, yet were aware of the special interests of the younger couples and singles.
There were constantly activities to participate in from stretching in the morning, to a beach party and barbacue one day, to volleyball and soccer. There are also kayaks, a catamaran (with sailor who you tip), and pedal boats included in the package. On the beach, it was difficult to secure an umbrella. The staff member in charge of the beach told me that you had to get up at 5 AM if you wanted to claim a space under one of the umbrellas. Since we preferred to sleep in, we would lie in the sun until lunch. At lunch time, usually one or two umbrellas would open up. The ratio of staff to guests at Las Morlas is exceptional. All of the staff appear to really enjoy their jobs. They are always helping you out and keep a genuinely happy attitude. The rooms are clean with a beautiful balcony (ours faced the ocean), air conditioning, satellite television, and a bar fridge that was kept full of drinks free of charge. We were surprised that we had two single beds rather than one double. You may have to specify that when you book your room--though I am not sure if it is a choice. When we had a small issue with our air conditioner, the problem was fixed within less than an hour. The food was buffet style. There was lots of choice, so we could always find something that we liked--though some of it was not that tasty (undercooked).--When the guava was ripe, it was out of this world!! The location is awesome. You can walk downtown to the flea market in 20 minutes. We also took mopeds out to the tip of the island, which was not included but was a definite highlight. Besides the staff at Las Morlas, the other huge selling point is the section of beach that belongs to the hotel--absolutely amazing--the beach and the water are perfect. Overall, it would be tough to complain about Varadero. The beaches really are so special. I would suggest Las Morlas to almost anyone without hesitation. However, I am not sure that it is the best place to be if you want to be surrounded by party animals. It has a more peaceful atmosphere. Certainly lots of people drank a lot, but I would say in general that the crowd was primarily composed of elderly couples (50 percent), families (25 percent), younger couples and singles (25 percent). Mind you, we were not there on spring break; it may be different then. Also, the staff organized trips to night clubs for the younger crowd. I will have fond memories of Las Morlas for the rest of my life!! This resort provided exactly what I was looking for--a beautiful beach and ocean setting with respectful and helpful staff who provided an atmosphere for fun and relaxation.
Loved It
RIU Las Morlas is the best place ive been in, in my whole life..it was great..not only was it very clean but the best part was the people..WOW!! those people are all so fantastic..they made our stay the best..they are so polite and they all take the time to just sit down and talk to you personally and find out who u are as a person. The entertainment staff are excellent..the shows were awesome!! I loved it. The beaches there are beautiful and the food is something everyone should experience. the rooms were so great because u got to experience the cuban way of life. I did see thee other RIU hotel and i would recommend Las morlas not the other one because the other one was huge and it was just all so busy all the time..no one really got to know eachother there. Riu Las morlas is a place to definetly go with your kids. i being a kid myself enjoyed it and i plan on going back. if you want your kids to learn that this world is a big place and not everybody is as fortunate as they are go to Cuba. its beautiful and they will leave Cuba with friends and a life time of experiences that will never leave them. RIU LAS MORLAS IS THE PLACE TO GO..even my parents said it was the best
Las Morlas a Great place to stay
Las Morlas in Veradero Cuba was a great place to stay over the past 12 years we have stayed at many places in Cuba and this is the one that we are now going back to for the second time. The hotel was great the people were extremely helpfull the service was excellent. I love the country and had a great time staying at this hotel. I will be back again this winter for the 13th trip to Cuba.
Veradero Vacation
Recently returned from Dec.2-16 holiday there. 2 weeks wears out the selection at the buffet. Even though it's A.I. a trip into Veradero every few days for a $12 lobster meal is worth it. Strange that the hotel says a recent hurricane makes it hard to get chicken but the short walk into town finds $3 chicken meals at every 2nd restaurant. Restaurant hrs. leave a bit to be desired as there is nowhere to get a coffee between 10 A.M. & 12:30 P.M. or 3P.M. & 6:30 P.M. altho you can drink rum from 10 A.M. til 1 A.M. The beach was one of the best in the area and the best I have seen in over 20 years of winter holidays. Beach is also closer to the hotel than a lot of the other resorts. Best way to see the town is take a cab ($4 one-way), stop & go (double-decker bus with on/off priveleges all day - $2) or rent a scooter ($18 - 9A.M. - 5 P.M.) Not a lot to see here but some historic buildings and a raft of flea markets as it was just an antiquated fishing village. A trip to a Havana is a must to see what (or what has not) been accomplished since Castro took over in '59. For old car buffs the whole counry is a sight to behold as there are cars from Model A's to '59 Ramblers around every corner & up and down every street. The staff at the hotel was great(altho a handful of $1 bills to hand out here & there doesn't hurt). If you're going there and have some outgrown clothes or small perfume, toothpaste, dis. razor samples, etc. the people are your friends for life or longer. Take yourself Immodium, pepto-bismol, etc. as very few people got thru their holidays without a little bit of stomach upset, self-induced & otherwise. All in all, we enjoyed our 2 weeks but I don't think I would go back as I'm dead-set against the regime. For all Fidel hates the Americans he runs on the U.S. dollar and I'm sure the country would ultimately collapse without tourists. One last thing, if you have no desire to see 50-70 yr. old, 200 lb. European women topless then this isn't the place for you. Happy
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Before I get to Havana, I want to show you how different publicity is in Cuba. There are no outdoor billboards advertising Coca Cola or Havana Club rum along the highways. In their place are signs advertising the glories of the revolution. It is as if the only signs you see on U.S. highways are praise for Barack Obama.
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Dinner was a lot more seafood and we just drank away the rest of the evening on the boat. We drank with the Danish couple for most of the evening who were really nice people.
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Then we turned in some night club, where you can see other tourists, not only local people. The music was various, from Spanish ones to popular hits. We had couple cocktails, made in plastic cups, dances on the floor. And been watching how couples were dancing, like in dancing contest.
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Curse of Chucky
That deliciously dastardly devil doll we all know and fear is back with a vengeance: literally. Chucky (voiced by Brad Dourif) has got an ax — and a knife, poison, and electronics — to grind in this, the fifth installment of the horror franchise. Curse of Chucky, written and directed by Chucky's creator, Don Mancini, returns to its Child's Play roots and delivers on what fans fell in love with way back in 1988 – more serious scares, with only a touch of its trademark snark.
Bringing to mind an Agatha Christie style set of circumstances, in which an estranged family must gather together in a roomy old family estate in order to hear the reading of a Will, Curse of Chucky casts Fiona Dourif as Nica, a disabled young heiress who must contend with her greedy sister, horny brother-in-law, their innocent young daughter, and her mysterious nanny… Oh, and a certain redheaded, freckled-faced talking doll.
Curse of Chucky is nicely restrained, eking out suspense and building characters before all voodoo hell breaks loose. Beautifully shot, and very well-acted, Curse of Chucky is, indeed, a cut above the rest.
Highly recommended.
Bates Motel Season One
Bates Motel: Season One is now on Blu-ray and it looks amazing! A TV show like this which is shot and acted in such a cinematic manner is a real treat in HD, and it's even more fun to binge-watch back-to-back than it was, waiting from week-to-week.
Though some folks might have a little trouble reconciling a Norman Bates (Freddie Highmore) who goes to high school and uses a cell phone, most everyone will agree that it's worth whatever mental readjustments it takes in order to get to know Mrs. Bates (Vera Farmiga) in this modern-day reboot. She's a classic, complex, fully realized mom / femme fetale who's sexy, sad, logical, and crazy all at once. The characters reflect the feel of the series – which is simultaneously erotic, repellant, dramatic, satirical, and chilling – and the stories unfold like the layers of a patient undergoing therapy.
Highly recommended.
We Are What We Are
We Are What We Are, which is getting a limited theatrical release, is sort of the horror genre's answer to this year's indie darling, Ain't Them Bodies Saints. Actually, the films could have swapped titles and made more sense in relation to their plots. You see, We Are What We Are is a cannibal film. An arty, angsty, dramatic, family-dynamic presentation to be sure, but at the end of the day it's a horror about killing and eating people. Elegant, macabre, poetic and slow-burn, director Jim Mickle is certainly the next-best successor to the legendary Terence Malick.
Taking place in the Catskills, We Are What We Are follows The Parkers – Marge (Kelly McGillis), Frank (Bill Sage), and their teenage daughters, Alyce and Iris (Odeya Rush, Ambyr Childers) – a reclusive family deeply committed to keeping old traditions alive… even though some people have to die in order for them to do that.
The film looks picturesque as can be, is well-acted, and very smartly plotted… until the finale comes along and scatters all that to the wind like so many petals.
Tentatively recommended.
All the Boys Love Mandy Lane: This flick was a sensation at the 2006 Toronto International Film Fest, and though it's been on the shelf awhile and its star (Amber Heard) has blown up, it stands the test of time. It feels as though it could have been made yesterday, bolstered by an excellent soundtrack, lack of pop culture references, and acted as well as can be expected given the standard "teenagers in a cabin" setting. In the end, however, it's all about a head-shaker of a twist, reducing our characters to nothing more than vulgar nitwits who serve only as cabin, er, cannon fodder.
Blood: The Fairburn brothers (Paul Bettany, Stephen Graham) are British detectives who have lived in the formidable shadow of their police chief father (Brian Cox). In trying to prove themselves, they hopelessly destroy a case against a serial child-killer, and find themselves having to cover up their own crimes. I love the cast of Blood, and it seems to be well-directed, but it's hard to tell through the mish mash of editing – you see, the 92-minute movie is boiled down from a a six-part BBC television series… and, it shows.
The Devil Bat: The old Bela Lugosi vehicle from 1940 flies out on creaky wings to Blu-ray this week. A bitter scent-inventor, Dr. Carruthers, is betrayed by his employers when they became rich fat-cats thanks to perfumes and aftershaves he created. He extracts reeking revenge by growing giant bats in his lab and sending them out to kill his former employers. Ah, the sweet smell of success!
Paranormal Asylum: The Revenge of Typhoid Mary: Inspired by true events (yeah, right…), this very low-budget film follows a pair of low-budget filmmakers on their quest investigate the mystery of Mary Malone, aka Typhoid Mary (Jenny Lee Mitchell), who was sent to live in a quarantined isolation after she was blamed for spreading Typhoid Fever. Turns out, the quarantine was an insane asylum crazy enough to rival Bedlam, and so after Mary died, her spirit is restless indeed.
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A gonadal hormone which inhibits the secretion of follicle-stimulating hormone, under consideration as a potential male contraceptive.
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- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Jun 8, 2007
- Starring: Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Matt Damon
- Summary: What are the odds of getting even? Danny Ocean (Clooney) and the gang would have only one reason to pull off their most ambitious and riskiest casino heist -- to defend one of their own. But they're going to need more than luck on their side to break The Bank. (Warner Bros.)
- Director: Steven Soderbergh
- Genre(s): Thriller, Crime
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Positive: 25 out of 37
Mixed: 9 out of 37
Negative: 3 out of 37
In a world ruled by process, is compassion still real? Or is it just another scam? In Ocean's Thirteen, it is deviously, and merrily, both.
Brad Pitt doesn't really act in Ocean's Thirteen, he just glides through the third chapter in Steven Soderbergh's heist-flick annuity on the magic carpet of his own unimpeachable cool. Don't knock it. Genuine star power is rare. Pitt has it in spades -- all aces.
This time, in a clever script by Brian Koppelman & David Levien (who wrote the poker drama "Rounders"), the heist is for friendship.
Ocean's Thirteen proceeds with insouciant dialogue, studied casualness, and a lotta stuff happening, none of which I cared much about because the movie doesn't pause to develop the characters, who are forced to make do with their movie-star personas.
For all its attempts at wrinkles and surprises and sleight-of-hand, Ocean's Thirteen is too direct and plain and pleased with itself to ever feel like a thriller.
See it if you must, but don't forget to pack the Air Wick. These breezy doings are mustier than a Glitter Gulch casino at 4 a.m.
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Positive: 37 out of 58
Mixed: 4 out of 58
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SuyashP.Dec 2, 2007Another great sequel by Steven Soderbergh to the previous ones. An execllent presentation.
RickyQ.Jun 8, 2007After a disappointing Ocean's 12, 13 retains the charm and fun of the original.
RobJ.Jun 29, 2007really good movie. Much better than the previous sequel (the worst one in my opinion). This movie came close to the level of the first (which is the best). It was genuinely clever, had a good plot and it was a lot of fun to watch.… Expand
KrisS.Jun 13, 2007Better than Twelve not as good as Eleven. The guys did a competent job with a focused, sometimes funny movie, but the spark is gone. I wouldn't go to watch Fourteen (if there will be one) unless it got great, great reviews across the board.… Expand
BillP.Jun 10, 2007Not bad. Definitely better than Ocean's Twelve (but what wasn't?), but certainly short of Ocean's Eleven. Thirteen has the charm and (relative to Twelve) is more neatly wound, but the problem is that, like Twelve (and unlike Eleven), the heist just isn't that clever.… Expand
AnalogueBubblebathJun 29, 2007A true shambles. I wasn't expecting a classic, but neither was I expecting to spend half the movie rolling my eyes and the other half cursing myself for providing financial support to this kind of rubbish. Incredibly poor script, appalling performances (esp Pacino and Damon), and weak humour. One to avoid.… Expand
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Spider Silk Tapestry
If you're planning a visit to the American Museum of Natural History this weekend, be sure to check out Spider Silk, a new textile exhibition. The strands of over one million Nephila madagascariensis spiders were collected in Madagascar over a four-year period to produce one extremely durable, lightweight, and intricately-woven piece of cloth.
The golden color to the textile is completely natural, one of seven types of silk that the spiders produce. And unlike with worms, spiders are not harmed in its collection. Each individual thread in the tapestry is composed of 96 lines of pure spider silk, and the dense, decorative brocade threads are made of up to 960!
This type of spider silk is not viable for commercial use because of how hard the raw material is to acquire. Spiders must be gathered in the fields each day, get "silked" by machine for 20 minutes, and then rereleased outdoors. But the natural properties are of the textile are desirable and completely unique. It is thin, soft, strong, lightweight, adhesive, audible (strands utter a metallic twang when plucked), colorful, and renewable.
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too cool - and i love the fact that producing the silk doesn't harm the spiders. will visit this weekend!
I read this cost $500,000 to make, so I guess I won't be buying one to drape on my sofa anytime soon...
This textile is astonishingly beautiful!
i'm just wondering...if the cost wasn't prohibitive and the spiders aren't harmed would vegans wear/use this kind of silk?
That is mind boggling! Beautiful textile, thanks for sharing.
How long before engineers do a synthetic version of this?
Is it hypoallergenic?
I hope this'll still be there whenI visit next week. I've got major ick-problems with spiders, but this is amazing.
That's amazing!
I'm totally creeped out by it, but it's totally amazing and totally pretty.
In response to mkw- I believe if we could get the spiders to sign an agreement affirming that they experienced no pain or suffering during the collection of the silk, and also guaranteeing the spiders 33% of all proceeds from all silk sales, vegans would wear/use it.
with the ick factor...regular silk is harvested from worms..is that so much better than a spider? haha


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Observations, Past Results
- Keep an eye on the injuries to Aaron Rodgers and Tony Romo. Both may play, although it seems doubtful.
- A lot of divisional games with big lines. Don't get suckered into too many of them. Divisional games have a tendency of turning into closer games than many expected.
- While logic suggests otherwise, I'm thinking a major upset will happen. Something like a Jets over Dolphins, Buccaneers over Saints, or maybe even a Rams upset over Seahawks. Despite that, I'm not confident enough to pick any of those, at least not this early in the week.
- When the Packers and Bears last met, both teams rushed for almost 200 yards against each other. That quarterback matchup was Josh McCown vs Seneca Wallace (basically). Now it looks like Jay Cutler (who has always struggled against Dom Capers) vs Matt Flynn.
- Which Eagles team will show up? The one that beats Chicago 54-11 or the one that gives up 48 to Minnesota? The Cowboys are 5-0 against NFC East teams. That makes me think they're due for a divisional loss.
- Another Week 17 bummer for Tennessee. Don't let that line fool you; For the last three seasons, Tennessee is known for losing to divisional bottom-feeders. That includes 2013 losses to Jacksonville and Houston. Tennessee wins but seven points is a stretch.
- I'm taking Falcons in an upset. Steve Smith is highly doubtful for this contest. The Falcons take advantage of home-field advantage and win in the closing minutes.
- The Ravens are more experienced, however, the Bengals (7-0 at home) are just playing too well at home. Plus, I'm not sure this Ravens team hasn't overachieved at 8-8. They just haven't played that well this season.
Straight Picks Record (Last Week): 11-5
Spread Picks Record (Last Week): 9-7
Straight Picks Record (Overall): 151-88
Spread Picks Record (Overall): 114-119
Titans Straight Picks (Last Week): CORRECT
Titans Picks Record (Overall): 9-5 (Missed DEN game)
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WOW Airport Hotel
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WOW Airport Hotel that is at a walking distance to Istanbul Atatürk Airport, the fair centre in which important congress and exhibitions take place and CNR Expo Center is inviting you to a privileged word. The WOW Airport Hotel that has 360 rooms that have been decorated elegantly is at your service with both its facilities for the business word and with a variety of services and leisure. The health centre that combines sauna, fitness centre, Turkish hamam and massage rooms, Coffee Shop Restaurant and Wings Bar in which different tastes are served are only a few examples of these services. The business centre and Artemis Meeting Room that allows you to make meetings up to 150 people in theatre order is serving as a host to all kinds of organizations.
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- Single rooms: 138
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- No pets allowed
- Shoe-polishing machine
- Designated parking place for the disabled
- Parking places with security personnel making their rounds
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- Fire detector
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- Hallways with video surveillance
- Air conditioning in public places
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- Classical concierge service
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- Safe at reception
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Jeremiah Watt Hardware Schutz Bros. One Ear Headstall
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Offering a NEW Schutz Brothers Shaped One Ear Bridle with Rawhide Accents and Jeremiah Watt Hardware.
This bridle is buttery soft quality leather in Dark Oil. This bridle adjusts from 38" to 43".
The Schutz Brothers' story begins in the 1930's when Don Schutz, at the tender age of 14, purchased a 55 acre farm from his father. He started raising horses and named his new home Crescent Stud Farm. In his late teens, he began cutting leather on a borrowed billiard table to create his own bridles, halters and reins. His fascination in working with leather grew and led to the sale of his prized Arabian stallion, Indraff, for $10,000 in 1946 to provide the finances to begin Schutz Brothers.
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1.1 Themethods herein specify twoanalytical tests for quantitatively evaluating surface bactericidal efficacy of medical gloves incorporated with antimicrobial properties. They may be used for the determination of biocidal activity on either the outer or inner surface of examination or surgical gloves. The methods incorporate bacterial challenges in two different formats: Method(A) a saline or buffered saline solution, and Method (B) a saline or buffered saline solution containing an organic load. Each method represents a different means of microbial contamination that can be expected in the healthcare environment.
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Auntie Kaira came by tonight. Here she is giving Christopher tickles. He loved it. We haven't seen her in awhile and boy did he put on a show for her.
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Cocoa almond oats with a fig, blackberries, peanut butter, sunflower seeds and maple syrup. :)
Chocolate, blood orange, cinnamon and fig ice-cream and salted caramel peanut butter ice-cream from Boho Gelato. (vegan!!!)
I was in Brighton with J this weekend and we stumbled across this lovely gelateria who I knew did vegan flavours - but they don't make it obvious! The peanut butter flavour (seen above) was almost gone so non-vegans must have thoroughly enjoyed it too, without knowing it's cruelty free. They had about 8 different vegan flavours (including chocolate hazelnut and espresso hazelnut which we went back for) and 2 sorbets; if you ask they're more than happy to tell you which ones are suitable for veggies. :)
I feel like this doesn't need to be said but I'm saying it anyway - these were the bomb.com. Oh to the em to the gee. omg.
Peanut butter/oat/cinnamon/almond cookies from the "Vegan Cookies Invade Your Cookie Jar" cookbook.
The raw mix and these straight out of the oven were amazing, but only a day later they were very dry and almost "healthy cookie tasting" (you know what I mean) which is a shame. You're meant to use salted peanuts in place of the almonds so that might have made a difference? Eh, all I'd say is make 1/2 the batch and serve them straight away! ^_^
Banana buckwheat waffles with more banana, organic pb, pumpkin seeds, dried cranberries, blueberries and goji berries and a drizzle of maple syrup.
So delicious, so healthy, so filling! ^_^
Cocoa/cinnamon quinoa flake porridge with mixed frozen berries, pumpkin seeds, organic peanut butter and a drizzle of maple syrup. :)
Wholemeal toasted bagel, half with organic peanut butter and blueberries, the other half with pumpkin seed butter and red grapes. :)
Nothing will ever replace my beloved pb, but pumpkin seed butter is creeping higher and higher on the scale…
Vegan chocolate peanut butter cupcakes with a peanut butter buttercream frosting and a toasted almond each. (from the recipe book Ms Cupcake : The Naughtiest Vegan Cakes in Town!)
This is the second time I've made these and they're still uh-maze-ing. The cakes are so incredibly light and fluffy that you don't think they're quite cooked when you take them out of the oven, but don't leave them in a minute longer. The muffin top is perfectly crispy and even though I've used about a 1/10th of the icing this calls for, they're absolutely delicious. I'd really recommend getting this book if you can get your hands on it! :D
Pumpkin and banana baked oatmeal made with cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, vanilla and almond milk, topped with mixed frozen berries, crushed walnuts, organic peanut butter and a drizzle of maple syrup.
I'm so glad I went to the trouble of making some pumpkin purée because this was suuuuuper delish. ^_^
Baked banana/peanut butter/cinnamon/apple sauce/vanilla oatmeal with almond milk, topped with flaxseed, coconut, mixed frozen berries, pumpkin seeds, white chocolate and a light drizzle of maple syrup.
Peanut butter cookies with dark chocolate chunks and chopped salted almonds - pre and post baking.
Cacao banana oatmeal with mixed frozen berries, pumpkin seeds, organic crunchy peanut butter and a drizzle of maple syrup.
I've been a little lazy with my food lately so I'm trying to make sure every breakfast is something different, healthy and photogenic! :D
Cacao banana baked oatmeal topped with dried cranberries, pumpkin seeds, organic peanut butter, white chocolate and a drizzle of maple syrup.
Cacao baked banana oatmeal, topped with mixed frozen berries, organic peanut butter, pumpkin seeds and white chocolate chunks.
Baked banana oatmeal topped with flaxseed, cinnamon, whole strawberries, pumpkin seeds, organic peanut butter and a drizzle of maple syrup. :)
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Alyssa Bowlby is 30 years old. After graduating with a master's in music from the Peabody Institute nearly seven years ago, and relying on a handful of secondary jobs to earn a living in New York, she now defines herself as an opera singer, tutor, web designer and burgeoning life coach. Alyssa, like many young artists and creative professionals, has learned firsthand that success in college doesn't always guarantee a prosperous career.
Many graduates this year will have to come to terms with a similar reality. As more students obtain degrees in fashion design, photography, writing and other artistic concentrations, the likelihood of finding long-term employment in those fields becomes more complicated. And while the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the national unemployment rate at 9.3 percent in June 2011, there is a 15.2 percent unemployment rate for workers aging from 20 to 24, and 10.5 percent for 25- to 29-year-olds. These figures may be even higher because they don't take into account young workers who are limited by the recession to part-time jobs, and others who dropped out of the work force to go back to school for another degree. And when fields like music continue to shift or shrink, the abyss between college and the work force becomes even greater.
Difficult choices between art and stability
As a student, Alyssa got a perfect score on the verbal section of the SATs, was valedictorian of her high school and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Haverford. But as a professional, she has been unable to find enough work as an opera singer to sustain herself. In 2010, she was only hired for two contracts with Opera in the Heights, a regional opera house in Houston, Texas, which paid her approximately $4,000. While she has filed for an extension on her taxes this year, she calculates that she has spent nearly $21,000 in 2010 to promote and train for her career as an opera singer. She relies on part-time jobs as a certified tutor for the Board of Education, and high-end SAT/ACT clients, to pay for her living and opera singing expenses in New York.
Every year, the bulk of Alyssa's opera expenses are spent on headshots, auditions, recordings, teachers, coaches and agents. She needs to practice and prepare for auditions at least 30 hours each week, and then work another 35 hours to pay her bills. She trains exhaustively to hit every soprano note, sometimes overexerting her vocal cords to the point of pain. And it is during these moments that she becomes most frustrated, comparing herself to friends and colleagues, and wondering whether she has made the right decision for her career.
Some young artists have made different decisions. One of Alyssa's closest friends and colleagues is the lyric soprano Sun Young Chang, 32, from South Korea. While they both share the same passion for singing, their circumstances and academic formation have pushed them on separate paths. Studying western music in Seoul, it was necessary for Sun Young to immigrate to countries like Germany, Italy or the United States to experience firsthand the culture, study and performance of opera singing. She moved to New York in the summer of 2001 to pursue a master's in music at Mannes College, at The New School.
After completing the degree, Sun Young felt that she needed something more tangible, and enrolled in a professional degree program to further develop her performance and compositional skills. This degree not only enabled her to perform at different venues, but intern as a music teacher. And that experience has motivated her to complement her singing career with teaching.
But unlike Alyssa, Sun Young now dedicates herself more to teaching than rehearsing for her weekly performances, and admits that she would have to commit a lot more time and money to become a professional soprano.
As Sun Young prepares to get married in September, it seems highly unlikely that she will sacrifice her quality of life and financial stability. Currently, she lives debt free, earning enough money to pay for housing costs, insurance and utilities. This is not the case for many recent graduates.
Artistic aspirations, real-world challenges
Rebecca Gordon, 33, said that unexpected expenses motivated her to choose a full-time career in human resources over opera singing. In 2007, doctors found fluid in her heart and an elevated sedimentation rate—which measures inflammation in the body and could reveal the progress of cancers like lymphoma—but were unable to give her a conclusive diagnosis. Rebecca had to undergo two months of testing, averaging between three and four medical appointments per week. By the time it was determined that her health was stable, she had accrued $40,000 in medical expenses. Luckily, she worked as a full-time recruiter for a software company, while still auditioning as a soprano for different opera venues. The company provided her with a comprehensive health plan that covered all of her medical expenses. This experience made her realize that she could not afford such a plan through her singing alone, and it compelled her to seek more long-term employment with stable health benefits.
Artists and performers like Alyssa, who sustain themselves with part-time independent work, often have problems gaining access to affordable health insurance. According to a 2009 survey by America's Health Insurance Plans, insurance premiums in the individual market cost an annual average of $6,630 per person and $13,296 per family.
Many creative workers also lack unemployment benefits, and have no protection from unpaid wages. This insecurity has forced them to drain their savings and rack up more credit card debt. According to the Freelancers Union, companies affected by the economy frequently pay independent workers 90 days late, with 42 percent of New York's freelance contractors losing an average of $8,000 in 2009, and getting paid late an average of $12,000 that same year.


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Red Claws Fall To Energy
After two tries, the Iowa Energy found a way to defeat the Maine Red Claws last night, as the Claws fell 100-88 to the best team in the D-League.
It was a really disappointing effort by the Claws, who had a chance to make up some ground on Iowa and firmly ensconce themselves at the top of the playoff rankings. It's worth taking a moment to explain the D-League playoffs. The top two teams in each conference automatically get in, and they get the privilege of choosing their opponents. Right now, those two teams are the Iowa Energy (East) and the Rio Grande Valley Vipers (West). Then the next six teams overall, regardless of conference, make it to the playoffs. In other words, except for the conference leader, it could be all Western conference teams.
As things stand, three teams are eligible for the playoffs from each conference, and Maine would play Sioux Falls or Dakota; the Claws are 1-3 and 1-1 against them, respectively, with matchups remaining against both teams. With just three-game series all the way the playoffs, every game is a big game. If they're going to be positioned well and succeed in the playoffs, the Claws need to show they can win in big games. So far there's been no evidence of that, and the defeat Sunday night was just the latest example.
This game was in many ways a reverse of Friday. This time it was the Energy jumping out to an early lead right from the gate, and it was the Claws who looked slow and unsure of themselves. Maine's defense was spotty and unreliable Sunday, with just 35 total rebounds to Friday's 60 and five fewer blocked shots. The Claws had a real opportunity here: with just a twelve-point loss and virtually no contributions from Iowa's bench, even given their reduced playing time, shutting down one of the Energy's starting five could have made this a win. Instead, the Energy had the kind of balanced offense that you usually see from Maine, with every starter scoring between 14-20 points. Jeff Trepagnier, for example, had 16 points in 33 minutes after hitting zero in 21 minutes on Friday.
The Red Claws could hang their hat on the excellent play of Morris Almond, who almost kept the Claws in it single-handedly with an impressive 29-point performance. Even for Almond, though, his defensive play suffered dramatically compared to Friday. Only one other starter, Russell Robinson, managed to reach double digits. Marcus Landry, meanwhile, continues to mystify: while he played more minutes than Friday, his stat line was virtually identical, and there weren't a whole lot of intangible contributions to be pleased with, either. It's not hard to see why he wasn't getting any playing time with the Knicks; it is hard to see why the Celtics were interested in him.
Maine is going to have to step it up and increase their focus and intensity for the rest of the season. With just ten games left, every night is vitally important to the standings, and they have to step on to the court with playoff intensity every night. That kind of intensity will not only please and impress Portland fans, but NBA scouts as well. At times, individual and team goals can clash, especially at the minor-league level, but for the Red Claws those should be basically in sync for the rest of the season.
PLAYER OF THE GAME: Morris Almond
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in space and in time
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a felt knowing
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Depth is a womb that nestles. Depth is a history.
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That's really bad to hear, but I'm not sure it's Autotrader's fault...?
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Because they are using AutoTrader to find their victims, with no recourse for the victim from AutoTrader. Simple.
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Best Portuguese restaurant in Toronto, please
We are making a trip to Toronto for the Maple Leaf Chow show and want to secure a reservation at the best Portuguese restaurant - recs. please! Much appreciated - we don't have any Portuguese restaurants in Los Angeles and want to eat my fill.
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Completely agree with Chiado. But if you also want to try some Portuguese food that's a little less classy/pricy, there are plenty of Churrascarias serving fantastic bbq chicken with piri piri sauce, roasted potatoes, rice etc.
Chiado by a mile.
There is nothing to compare it to in Toronto.
Some say it is one of the best in the world.
Fish flown in fresh daily.
The whole grilled fish (three-4 to choose from) is always excellent.
The service is first-rate.
re: paul6519
I tried Piri-Piri last night with some guests.
I hate to say this, but we were very disappointed. The service was slow and aloof, although not unfriendly. At no time did he ask us how our meal was, which was, uh, mediocre at best.
We all ordered fish for our mains. When they arrived, I immediately noticed the greens: the whole beans were dull, dull green like they've been overcooked to hell. I can't believe they would actually serve this. And, indeed, the greens were mushy and tasteless and luke warm.
My fish dish (I ordered the seam bream) wasn't all that bad, but for a dish that was over $21, you would have expected more. The presentation was amateurish and unappealing. It looked like things were just slopped on the plate. My guests didn't like their mains at all and didn't finish theirs.
The atmosphere is very casual--almost too casual. It's a family-oriented place with lots of babies and kids and NOISE. I wouldn't come here for a meeting.
All in all, I was a bit embarrassed for taking my guests here, and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.
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Chiado is awesome!
we ate at chiado and the dinner was wonderful...the whole dining experience was wonderful...go and enjoy
If you haven't got the message yet - Chiado, Chiado, Chiado!
Do order the fresh fish of the day, but also order a serving (to share) of the Pata Negra Prosciutto (from their bar menu - which is separate from their dining menu). IMHO the best 'ham' available anywhere in North America (it also goes well with the Luis Pato sparkler that is available by the glass).
Do Chiado. It's worth the money; great food, service, and atmosphere.
It is the only place I've been to that successfully dialed Portuguese cuisine up a notch. There is a reason it is constantly preached.
Thanks for all the votes for Chiado! We made a reservation there for the end of October - I'm REALLY looking forward to it. What a treat. Will give you a report.
How come nobody's mentioned Chiado yet? ;)
One of my top three Toronto dining experiences of all time. Excellent service, incredible menu, and a perfect dining atmosphere. Highly recommended.
Also a great spot for celebrity spotting if that's your thing. Clive Owen was at the table next to us at our last visit, and apparently Cameron Diaz was there the previous week.
As mentioned, you should try a cheap Churresqueria too. Costa Verde has the best chicken, IMHO, and it is the cheapest that I have found.. I have only had the takeout, I have not eaten in.
Also, for a cheap sit-down restaurant, try Bairrada (http://www.bairrada.ca/). They've got a bunch of locations, and the food here is very good too.
Chiado, all the way. Absolutely try the whole fish (they bring them out on a platter and you get to choose the kind that you want). I would recommend the boca negra or dourada, but you can't go wrong with any of them. Don't be afraid to try some of their other apps, particularly from the bar menu as mentioned above. The marinated sardines are great, as is the choriço selection, very authentic.
Also, they have some great Portuguese wines, aperitifs and digestives. I would ask for a recommendation, especially if you're new to Portuguese wines.
I think Amadeus is reasonable, less high end for sure, but they do some of the classic portuguese dishes fairly well.


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Women's track and field leads the way with 45 recognized individuals
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22 will race on Saturday at the Tori Neubauer
2011 Junior Season: Competed in four meets ran a season-best time of 25:06 at the Bluegold Invite raced 25:36 at the Tori Neubauer 6K clocked a 27:26.85 running at the Roy Griak Invitational
2010 Junior Season: Did not compete
2009 Sophomore Season: Redshirted the season.
2008 Freshman Season: Ran in four meets ran season-best time of 24:26.29 at UW-Eau Claire Invitational.
High School: A 2008 graduate of McDonnell Central Catholic High School high school coaches were Marty Bushland and Steve Roesler a three-time all-state honoree, once in cross country, twice in track placed seventh in the Wisconsin Division 3 State cross country meet as a sophomore in 2005 placed 12th as a senior and 17th as a junior state placewinner as a junior (third) and freshman (fourth) in the 3,200 meters 2007 Cloverbelt Conference cross country medalist conference 3,200 meters champ as a junior earned four varsity letters in cross country, two in track and cross country skiing a member of the National Honor Society.
Personal: Born May 14, 1990 retail merchandising major with a minor in management & mass communications daughter of Daniel and Debra Dahl has one older sister Brittany enjoys figure skating, biking, the outdoors, music and art.
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Common Pleas Court Judge Ellen Green-Ceisler is expected to rule soon in an appeal of a Zoning Board of Adjustment decision permitting a methadone clinic along State Road in Holmesburg.
In the beginning, all that Elsie Stevens wanted to do was to clean things up a bit.
A symbol of remembrance in Holme Circle
— A local history group is recapturing priceless images from yesteryear, with help from the public.
— Cows, wagons, oxen and sheep, and other good stuff, have graced what is believed to be America's oldest roadway bridge, in Holmesburg.
City Controller Alan Butkovitz last week visited the Holmesburg Civic Association to discuss two of his recently released reports.
As residents continue to resist proposed plans for a methadone clinic in Holmesburg, two local politicians are attempting to give the community a stronger voice.
The Upper Holmesburg Civic Association paid tribute to a recently deceased board member during the civic group's monthly general meeting on Sept. 15.
Tenants are mum about Healing Way facility, but they have applied to Harrisburg for a permit to dispense methadone.
As opposition mounts in Mayfair and Holmesburg to a proposed methadone clinic at 7900-04 Frankford Ave., there are plenty of unanswered questions.
A Northeast couple's dream is about to come true — starting a charter school for autistic children. It'll soon open in the old Lower Dublin Academy.
"But my good friend Fred Moore said, 'You have to have a ceremony.' "
wouldn't be adopted until more than a century later, a soldier's diary from the time mentions the passing of the Holme Tavern, Moore said.