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In South Louisiana, we truly have a penchant for taking healthy foods, most notably vegetables, and smothering them in some of the least healthy members in the food kingdom. This month we offer two Brussels sprouts recipes (one with pancetta and another with cream and oregano) that keep the smothering to a minimal but are quick and easy enough to whip up before rushing off to a party and require very little time gathering ingredients at the store.
Grab a stalk of Brussels sprouts, or a pre-packaged one-pound box if you're in a rush. One pound feeds about four people, making it easy to double or triple a recipe for larger groups of people. Trim discoloration off the sprouts by chopping off the brownish parts near the stalk. For the recipes, visit www.theind.com/brusselssprouts. — ER
Brussels Sprouts with Pancetta
This recipe creates a salty and savory side dish of sprouts baked in the pancetta drippings. Minus the cheese, a serving is only 90 calories, making it a delicious dish without a next-day bloat. Serves 4.
1 lb Brussels sprouts, trimmed
1 T kosher salt
1/4 C chopped pancetta (or thick-cut bacon)
fresh ground black pepper
1 t apple cider vinegar
1. Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
2. Blanch Brussels sprouts. Cook the sprouts in boiling water approximately 6 minutes, or until tender, drain and place in ice water.
3. Fry pancetta over medium-low heat in a skillet until crisp. Separate the pancetta from the drippings and save both.
4. Cut Brussels sprouts into halves lengthwise and place flat side down on a baking sheet. Pour the pancetta drippings over the sprouts and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake for 15 minutes, stirring once after 10 minutes.
5. Combine sprouts, pancetta and vinegar in large bowl. Serve warm.
Brussels Sprouts with Cream and Oregano
This recipe calls for fresh oregano (not dried), and the difference is immediately apparent. The cream is not the star of this dish but adds a distinct smoothness while the golden pine nuts provide a slight crunch. It's surprisingly simple and requires very little effort. Serves 4.
3 T butter
1/4 C pine nuts
1 pound Brussels sprouts, trimmed and cut in half lengthwise
3/4 C chicken stock
1 shallot, minced
1 T fresh oregano, chopped
1/4 C whipping cream
1. Melt 1 T butter in large skillet and add pine nuts. Stir until golden, about 5 minutes. Remove from skillet and reserve.
2. Melt 1 T butter in same skillet and add sprouts. Stir 1 minute, then add broth, cover and simmer until sprouts are almost tender, about 5 minutes. Uncover and simmer for until the broth evaporates.
3. Push sprouts to the side of the skillet and melt 1 T of butter in the middle. Add the minced shallots and sauté until tender.
4. Stir in oregano and cream. Simmer and stir until all sprouts are covered with cream. Sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste.
5. Transfer to serving platter and stir in half of the reserved pine nuts. Sprinkle the remaining nuts on top and serve warm.
NOV 24 Because of a town ordinance, the police will come to a disabled girl's home this week to take away her service dog and kill him. Sound like a bad Lifetime movie? Nope - it's real life in Moreauville, blogger Lamar White Jr. tells us in this post. The dog's crime? Being born a pit bull. What's the reason for this ordinance? Well, the town fathers are a little vague on that one. Maybe Obama?
NOV 24 Columnist Stephanie Grace is writing about Bobby Jindal's continuing refusal to accept federal funding for the expansion of Medicaid. It's purely an attempt to benefit him politically, meaning the decision is "cruel, short-sighted and remarkably self-centered." Well, yeah. Have you met him?
NOV 24 The New York Times editorial board is writing about the 40 years that Albert Woodfox has spent in solitary confinement in this post, calling it "barbaric beyond measure." Since Richard Nixon was president, the man has been in solitary in Angola Plantation Penitentiary. How is that OK with us?
NOV 24 The GOP has a boogie-man for anybody thinking about voting for Mary Landrieu: President Obama. But the Dems have one for Bill Cassidy, too, Melinda Deslatte writes in this AP post on The Reading Eagle -- and his name is Governor Jindal.
NOV 24 Blogger Bob Mann is blogging about race and the Senate campaign in this post. Sure, everybody knows that Mary Landrieu doesn't do too well with white folks, but how come the GOP can't get arrested in the black community? Bob is asking.
NOV 24 Early voting for the December election began Saturday, and this post on NOLA Defender tells us what Mary and Bill were up to. The polls and the pundits have their opinions, but none of that can replace actual voting, NODEF says.
NOV 24 Blogger Tom Aswell tells us about Bruce Greenstein's grand jury testimony in this post. The former state health secretary testified in an investigation into the lucrative contract Louisiana awarded to his former employer. Apparently, Mr. Greenstein has a bit of the C.R.S. disease.
NOV 24 Last week, an SUV carrying a blended Texas family overturned on the Interstate near Shreveport, killing the parents and three of their kids, and seriously injuring two other kids. According to this story in the Dallas Morning News, the DA has exercised some compassion and dismissed the ticket given to the teen who was driving.
NOV 21 One (possible) positive from Hurricane Katrina is a comprehensive zoning ordinance for New Orleans. Nine years later, we're getting closer to that being finalized, but the current version has some problems. Here's the latest in a series of posts on The Lens in which residents give their views of the draft; this one is more amusing than most.
NOV 21 The end of the term has come for the grand jury investigating a lucrative Medicaid contract and a former state health official's ties to the company that won it, the Advocate reports here, but that doesn't mean the investigation into this stinkiness is over. There are still some things to look into, the lead prosecutor says.
NOV 21 Bobby Jindal is headed to Iowa again, the Des Moines Register reports here. The paper outlines what's going on with Bobby's non-campaign for president, and there's a lot of stuff here -- too bad none of it sounds like somebody running Louisiana. Hey, wasn't that the job he wanted?


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Some potential prospects who could end up being the next late round steal at the RB position. National Football Post
Every year we hear about a late round/free agent running back who makes a roster and ends up fighting for playing time early in his NFL career. Therefore, today we highlight some of the top potential late round/free agent type backs who could all fit that mold for this year and end up out producing some of the "more talented" running backs drafted before them.
Allen Bradford: Southern Cal
If you want a big, strong, explosive runner to take a flyer on late, Bradford is your guy. He possesses good power, gets up to speed quickly and knows how to create after contact. He lacks a great feel in tight areas and isn't an overly instinctive runner, but the skill set is most definitely there for him to be able to mature into a very good NFL running back if he can get into the right scheme that simply allows him run toward daylight.
Armando Allen Jr: Notre Dame
He averaged just under five yards a carry over the past two seasons and exhibits a natural blend of short area quickness, instincts and initial burst inside. He's never carried the load for an entire season during his time at Notre Dame and suffered his way through injuries in 2010. However, he possesses some natural running skills and if he can ever stay healthy, he could end up being a real late round surprise.
Donald Buckram: UTEP
Buckram rushed for over 1,500 yards as a junior in 2009, averaging over 6.0 yards per carry. On tape he was sudden, fluid, explosive in tight areas and displayed a real feel between the tackles. He runs a bit upright, which led to him struggling to stay healthy as a senior. However, if he ever learns to keep his pad level down, the guy has the ability to consistently create for himself inside as an NFL runner.
Graig Cooper: Miami
If it wasn't for a knee injury in Miami's Bowl game in 2009, we could be talking about Cooper as one of the top X-factor backs in the 2011 draft. When healthy the guy is a sudden/violent cut back runner who knows how to make defenders miss and can catch the football out of the backfield. He looked like a shell of himself at times this year while recovering from an ACL tear. But if he's able to work his way back into his 2009 form, he could be a nice late round/free agent pickup for a team looking for a potential dynamic change of pace type runner.
NOV 20 Joel Corry
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NOV 18 Dion Caputi
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NOV 13 Joel Corry
The NFL's most underpaid players
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NOV 11 Jeff Fedotin
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Measure J Scoreboard - and More on How NOCCCD Marketed It w/Photo
Where did we leave off with Measure J, which needs 55% support - not rounded off, but meaning more than 54.9999999999% - to pass? Let's see: before those last 50 paper ballots, the score was this: Add 18 yes votes and 11 no votes - 62.0689655172%, if anyone's wondering - and we get this distribution of our 150,171 votes: But that , of course, does not settle the issue. The issue will be settled in La Harbra Heights And that means that we're waiting on the final returns from Los Angeles. Comment?
Measure J Scoreboard - and More on How NOCCCD Marketed It w/Photo
Where did we leave off with Measure J, which needs 55% support - not rounded off, but meaning more than 54.9999999999% - to pass? Let's see: before those last 50 paper ballots, the score was this: Add 18 yes votes and 11 no votes - 62.0689655172%, if anyone's wondering - and we get this distribution of our 150,171 votes: But that , of course, does not settle the issue. The issue will be settled in La Harbra Heights And that means that we're waiting on the final returns from Los Angeles. Comment?
50 Ballots Left: A Narrow Nguyen Win (By 15) Over Broadwater; Measure ...
Just 50 paper ballots, of the 640,353 ballots cast from all of OC, still remain uncounted. It's all over but the shouting Let's look at our close races, in order of largest to smallest margin. Comment?
One Day More (Or So) - Hardly Any Movement in Close Races With... w/Photo
One Day More - Hardly Any Movement in Close Races With Only 6,000 Ballots Left; Bao Now Up 16 One More Day of counting ballots - and very little changed today. This is making some of us MiserA bles. Comment?
Bao, Humphrey, Melissa Fox, Measure J All Close In By 1/3 of the... w/Photo
Bao, Humphrey, Melissa Fox, Measure J All Close In By 1/3 of the Margin, But None Yet Leading - Looks Close! The tight races we're following in Garden Grove, Costa Mesa, and Irvine all got tighter today - in a day that looks like it may not have had a full crew of counters - but none have as yet reversed their outcome. In all three races, the trailing candidate made up about 1/3 of their deficit with about 1/3 of the provisionals left to count. Comment?
Costa Mesa/Garden Grove Update 11/10: Bao's, Galloway's...
Some readers may not have realized, or may have forgotten, that I'm updating the current election update each day at this post located back on Nov. 5. So from now on, I'm going to remind you. One of the most useful things I'm doing there is keeping a running update of the "What's Left to Count" notice for each day, which let's us figure out what happened the previous day. Comment?
What Money Bought Dave Gilliard w/Photo
Before the election we discussed the California Homeowner's Association , one of the fronts Dave Gilliard uses to move corporate money into local races. Now that the election has passed, I have compiled a score card of where the money went and the outcome. Comment?
Picking Over the Carcass of Election 2014, Part 3: School Boards,... w/Photo
Part 3 of this review of election results will follow OJB's Guide to Your Whole Freakin' Ballot , starting down with "Community College Board" races. Our Guide received a combined over 4000 page views, which is pretty good for us. Comment?
Atlas PAC Would Like to Preen in Front of You About the Election Results. You Should Endure It. w/Photo
Those of us who are not on the right political email lists may not be exposed to the celebrations of their big funders. Well, why not? Courtesy of the Winships, here's what Atlas PAC is telling its donors and other interested persons about what happened in this past election. Comment?
Elections Have Consequences: Defund the Anaheim Chamber Now! And, My Evolution on Districting. w/Photo
This week's election has dire consequences for some who put all their eggs in the Kleptocacy's basket, so confident that the nearly one million dollars worth of Disney-bucks would be their salvation. Despite all that money, they were wrong. Comment?
Where Team Tait Says "Let's Face the Voters," Team...
Lucille Kring and Tom Tait are the leading candidates for Mayor. Among leading Council Candidates: top row: Gail Eastman and James Vanderbilt; bottom row, Kris Murray and Dr. Jose F. Moreno. Comment?
Anaheim Voter Guide, November 2014
Today is election day and I couldn't be happier that this will be the final day of this hideous season. I'm tired of being bombarded with negative campaign mail, sifting through lies, and sorting through bullpuckey. Comment?
Follow the Dark Money, Part 1: A Streetcar Named 'Desire to Use ... w/Photo
This is part one of a series. The big money being spent in Anaheim campaigns right now is a drop in the bucket in comparison to what can be gained from the special interests laundering funds through a variety of Curt Pringle's groups. Comment?
Civics Teacher Joanne Fawley Tries to Break Through the Entrenched... w/Photo
Four of the five current members of the Fullerton Joint Union High School Governing Board - including the three incumbents now running for reelection - have served together for 30 years. Continuity has its benefits - but also its drawbacks. Comment?
As Predicted, Jordan Brandman Betrays Latinos and His Nominal Party... w/Photo
I wish that I and others had been wrong in predicting that, no matter what he said, Jordan Brandman would ultimately betray the interests of Latinos and Democrats in the Anaheim City Council election by supporting the two candidates from his true party - the Pringle Ring. If I had been more bold, I would have predicted that he'd do so after promising not to do so - and at the sneakiest and worst possible last-minute time for the endorsed Democratic candidate, Dr. Jose F. Moreno. Comment?
The Orange Juice Blog's Comprehensive 2014 Voters' Guide w/Photo
TOP ROW, L to R: Katrina Foley , Sharon Quirk-Silva , Wendy Gabriella , Roman Reyna , Roy Englehardt ; MIDDLE ROW: Katherine Daigle and Mary Ann Gaido , Al Jabbar , Neel Kashkari , Nader Shahatit ; BOTTOM ROW: Diane Harkey , Robin Marcario , Bao Nguyen , Dr. Jose Moreno . Statewide Races : Vote for the Democrat. Comment?
A Simple Mailer Devastates Kris Murray's Campaign - and... w/Photo
One quibble: High-speed rail is the state's issue. Murray's spending Anaheim into oblivion to help her bosses is the issue for Anaheim's voters. Comment?
Voters Facing High-Profile, High-Conflict Races are Delaying Return of Their Vote-By-Mail Ballots w/Photo
The maxim in OC is that 1/3 of the voters turn in their vote-by-mail ballots right away, 1/3 turn them in sometime over the course of the following few weeks, and the final third vote at the polls. I'm not sure whether that's true, but more than one source has proclaimed it to me with the confidence suggesting that it's conventional wisdom. Comment?
Not DUNN with HB yet? Toll Lane Lucy, Bolsa Chica Betrayer, tells us who to vote for.
Orange County Business Council head flack Lucy Dunn is well-known and well-remembered in my hometown of Huntington Beach. And I'll get into why real soon. Comment?
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Substitute Mario Mandzukic scored twice as Bayern Munich beat Hertha Berlin 3-2 to extend their unbeaten run to 35 Bundesliga games.
Adrian Lopez gave Hertha an early lead, but Mandzukic scored four minutes after replacing the injured Arjen Robben and then put the Bundesliga leaders in front with another header early in the second half.
Mario Gotze had come on just before the Croatia striker when Toni Kroos also picked up an injury and the midfielder made the most of his chance by scoring a third Bayern goal at the Allianz Arena.
Hertha were dangerous going forward and Anis Ben-Hatira pulled a goal back, but Pep Guardiola's side were not to be denied as they maintained their 100 per cent home record this season.
The victory ensured the European champions are just one game away from equalling Hamburg's 30-year record of 36 Bundesliga games without defeat and they were also boosted by the return of Javi Martinez, who came off the bench to make his first apperance for two months following a knee injury.
Mandzukic and defender Diego Contento dropped to the bench as Thomas Muller and Jerome Boateng returned to the starting line-up after being rested and suspended respectively for the midweek UEFA Champions League win over Viktoria Plzen.
There were two changes to the visitors' starting line-up following their win over Borussia Monchengladbach, as midfielder Tolga Cigerci and defender Nico Schulz were handed starts by coach Jos Luhukay.
And Luhukay's charges stunned Bayern just three minutes in, when the unmarked Ramos rose to meet Per Ciljan Skjelbred's corner and planted a header into the bottom-right corner of Manuel Neuer's net.
Things almost went from bad to worse for the European champions five minutes later as Ben-Hatira's deft lob bounced down off the crossbar with Neuer beaten.
Bayern were struggling to get going until Gotze and Mandzukic replaced Kroos and Robben.
The Croatia striker took just four minutes to make his presence felt as he rose at the back post to head home Franck Ribery's free-kick.
Hertha continued to threaten and it needed a great challenge from Bastian Schweinsteiger to get across and ensure Cigerci's shot deflected over the bar.
Schweinsteiger then showed his class at the other end six minutes after the break as he delivered an inviting free-kick, which Mandzukic met with a downward header into the far corner from 10 yards.
Kraft should really have done better and was beaten again three minutes later. This time Gotze was in the right place to head Rafinha's cross into the far corner as the Hertha keeper scrambled across in vain.
But Hertha were not finished yet and they were back in it on 57 minutes when Ben-Hatira diverted Ramos' mis-hit shot into the roof of the net.
Ramos was a thorn in Bayern's side and his long-range strike was tipped over by Neuer. Ramos also thought he should have had a penalty for a push by Alaba in stoppage-time, but the referee waved play on and Bayern held on for another win.
0 - 1
4' A. Ramos
(assist by P. Skjelbred)
M. Mandžukić 29'
(assist by F. Ribéry)
1 - 1
M. Mandžukić 51'
(assist by B. Schweinsteiger)
2 - 1
3 - 1
3 - 2
58' Ä. Ben-Hatira
(assist by A. Ramos)
|M. Neuer
|P. Lahm
|D. Van Buyten
|J. Boateng
|D. Alaba
|A. Robben
|B. Schweinsteiger
|F. Ribéry
|T. Kroos
|T. Müller
|Coach: Guardiola
|T. Kraft
|S. Langkamp
|P. Pekarík
|J. van den Bergh
|H. Hosogai
|Ä. Ben-Hatira
|P. Skjelbred
|F. Lustenberger
|N. Schulz
|T. Cigerci
|A. Ramos
|4' 52'
|Coach: J. Luhukay
for T. Kroos 24'
for A. Robben 26'
|29' 51'
for T. Müller 64'
for Ä. Ben-Hatira 77'
for J. van den Bergh 78'
for H. Hosogai 86'
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N.S. town awaits word on fate of 5 missing fishermen
CTVNews.ca Staff
Published Monday, February 18, 2013 11:53AM EST
Last Updated Monday, February 18, 2013 10:50PM EST
A small Nova Scotia community is hoping ramped up search efforts will recover five fishermen whose boat went missing off the south coast.
Search efforts continued into the night for the 13-metre boat named Miss Ally that went missing Sunday.
A navy spokesman said a distress call was sent out at 11 p.m. Sunday. The five men were said to be fishing for halibut.
Two Canadian Coast Guard vessels and a Royal Canadian Air Force helicopter were searching the area Monday where the ship went under, about 120 kilometres off the coast of Liverpool, N.S., Lt. Peter Ryan said.
Earlier Monday, a U.S. Coast Guard jet reported seeing a life-raft, but the raft was not found.
Stormy weather conditions were hampering the search efforts.
"The weather out there was very poor, low visibility and high winds and very challenging seas," Ryan told The Canadian Press.
Two military aircraft could also join the search, search spokesperson Cpt. Doug Keirstead said.
Meanwhile, friends of the fishermen said if anyone could survive the harsh weather conditions, it would be them.
Travis Lenox said the fishermen are "tough guys."
"They are good fishermen, they know what they're doing," he said. "If there's a five per cent chance that somebody could survive it, they'll be the five."
Alec Rodgerson, who knows two of the missing fishermen, said the crew had a "really good chance" of surviving if they managed to put on their survival suits and get in a raft.
However, there is always risk and danger on the seas, he said.
"It's safe when everything's going good, but it doesn't take long for stuff to turn bad," Rodgerson said.
The families of the fishermen have asked for privacy as they await word on their loved ones.
At Baccaro Point in southwestern Nova Scotia, wind gusts were tracked travelling at 80 to 90 kilometres throughout the night and into Monday morning.
Friends of the fishermen say the boat departed from a wharf in the small fishing community of Woods Harbour in Shelburne County, which is located near the Southwestern tip of Nova Scotia.
They were heading to fish in a place called "the gully" -- a spot near Sable Island where the ocean floor drops off.
On their way back home, the boat ran into snow, hurricane strength winds and large waves. A distress call went up around 11 p.m.
Eddie Nickerson, the warden of the Municipality of Barrington, said the community of 7,000 is also waiting for news from searchers.
"I know all of the boys that were on the boat," he told CP. "It's a fragile situation. ... I'm pretty sure (the crew) is all under the age of 30."
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Two more people have been arrested in connection with a hit-and-run incident which left a two-year-old boy and his 10-year-old sister fighting for their lives.
A 39-year-old man is being questioned on suspicion of dangerous driving and a 26-year-old man is being held on suspicion of assisting an offender after Rayhan Saleem and his sister Sabah were knocked down by a car in Brudenell Road, Hyde Park, Leeds, on Saturday.
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I am flying into Indianapolis for a three day trip. What fun/interesting things are there to do in and around Indianapolis?
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If you have a free morning or afternoon, a trip to Speedway, where the Indy 500 is run, is worthwhile. You can take a ride around the track and the museum is great.
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If you like jazz or blues grab a drink at the Slippery Noodle. Rick's Boat Yard has great food. A carriage ride around town is a relaxing and romantic way to see the sights.
~ Sheryl
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Have fun in Indy. You can find enough to do to occupy a couple days if you're not from a major city. But I must say that Indy is one of the most boring cities of its size in the US.
If you're from the northeast or west coast you'll suffer. If from a smaller town in the southeast or midwest, you'll probably be fine.
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We who live happily in Indianapolis take umbrage to the previous post! Do you know that Travelocity rated us as a best hidden gem of a city? It is true that Indianapolis cannot match the flash of its bigger sisters, but there is more than enough to occupy a visitor. We have entertained guests from all over the world and each one has left saying they had a wonderful trip.
But as to the question of attractions. There are many museums. Here are a few: the Eiteljorg, which features Indian and Western Art, the IMA, which has a very fine collection of paintings and sculpture, beautiful grounds, including a ravine garden by the canal, and a house museum which has been meticulously restored (once lived in by the Lilly family, of the pharmesuetical fame), and the Children's Museum, which is so interesting that you really don't need to have any children with you to enjoy it. There's a model train display there that makes many an adult marvel.
On the outside of the city is Conner Prairie, which is an outdoor museum recreating the pioneer experience. It is on the lines of Sturbridge Village and Plymouth Plantation in Mass., or Williamsburg. The Indianapolis Symphony plays there in the summer.
Downtown is very lively. There are plenty of restaurants and nightlife. You can catch a play, walk along the canal, go to a ballgame, visit the zoo or White River Gardens, rent a bike or paddleboat. It's all downtown.
What I would suggest is read our local paper on Friday, when the calendar is listed. There are really so many things going on that you will leave Indianapolis tired and happy. It really is a hidden gem!
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Well, I feel like a real zero. I live a half hour from Indy and do not know where you can walk along the canal downtown and rent a paddleboat. Please excuse my ignorance and tell me where. Sounds like fun
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cd, you can walk to the canal from just about anywhere downtown. There are stairs near the Historical Society, the zoo, and government center, for example. If you haven't been there in a while you'd be amazed at how pretty it is now. There's been a lot of work done on landscaping. There's also the memorial to the ship USS Indianapolis, and the memorial to Indiana war dead, which are both very moving. Also on the downtown canal are the State Museum, IMAX theatre, and the NCAA Museum. You could spend an afternoon just in the vicinity of the canal! And you can rent that paddleboat, too.
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Thanks dln!
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If you're going to Indianapolis then you're bound to run into hoosiers. Relax--they're simple people who mean no harm. Talk to them about how much you love corn on the cob and John Mellencamp. It makes them happy.
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Northeast of downtown a half mile or so is Mass. Ave. (Massachusetts Avenue.) There is off beat shopping and art galleries. For a step back in time go into Stouts shoe store. A lot of theater happens there too: Theater on the Square, Murat Theater, American Cabaret Theater and the Phoenix Theater. Dining is nice out that way with R?s Bistro, Agio and the Rathskellar. Try Bazbeau?s for gourmet pizza with some great topping combinations.
Other things to do downtown that aren?t part of dln?s extensive list: Indiana Repertory Theater with its cabaret, Civil War Musuem under Monument Circle, ride the elevator to the top of Monument Circle, tour the Scottish Rite cathedral, visit the World War memorial, Conseco Fieldhouse for sporting events, walk through the State Capitol, off-track betting, shopping at Circle Centre mall and a movie theater.
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It might be wise to choose, as the target for your wit, a state where gun ownership is a bit lower.
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drsawyers, please be assured that no Hoosiers were anything but tickled by brooklyn_bomber's remark! I for one wish brooklyn would leave his pithy sayings in every thread because he's just too funny for words. (And you know the corn really is good around here, especially at State Fair time.)
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I wasn't tickled, and I know all about Indiana corn. Being called "simple" isn't usually considered a compliment (or very pithy, for that matter).
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No offense dln, but the Indianapolis downtown area is anything but lively. With the exception of the 1 or 2 block radius around Conseco or the ballpark, downtown is pretty dead at night.
With that said, Indianapolis does have plenty to do, plus some of the nicest people you will meet anywhere. I've been there off an on for 2 years now, always staying at the Marriott downtown. Conseco fieldhouse is by far the best indoor arena I have seen anywhere. It certainly blows away my hometown MCI Center. Indy also sports the best minor league ballpark I have been to. You certainly can't beat $9 seats a couple rows off the field. There's a couple restaurants downtown, but nothing that will blow you away, mostly of the chain variety (Shulas, Hard Rock, etc.). However I have had one of the best steak dinners I've had at a local place up in the burbs around 126th st (don't quote me on that).
As several others have said, there is plenty to do, as long as you keep in perspective that you are not in NYC, Boston, DC, Chicago, etc.
Have fun.
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Non-chain within Walking Distance of Circle Centre Mall:
Malibu on Maryland - Maryland between Illinois & Meridian
Eclectic, California cuisine.
St. Elmo's - Illinois between Georgia & Maryland
Waiters in fancy tuxes, but food isn't fancy: big chunks-o-beef. Knock-your-socks-off horseradish in the famous shrimp cocktail though.
The Cozy - Pennsylvania between Washington & Market
Upscale bar food & sandwiches. Live entertainment weekends.
Thai Gardens - Meridian & Jackson
Gets great reviews. Everything is freshly made, not bought at the chinese buffet warehouse.
Nicky Blain's - Meridian & Washington
Cigar/martini bar with decent appetizers & live music on weekends if you can stand the smoke.
Non-chain Southeast or East of Circle Centre Mall about 1.5 Miles :
Dunaway's Piazza Oxygene - corner of South & East Sts.
Eclectic menu.
Milano Inn - College between Washington & South
Classic Indy Italian
Iaria's - College between Washington & South
Another Classic Indy Italian
Amici's - E. New York St.
Great Italian in an old storefront in historic Lockerbie Square
Non-chain Mass. Ave. Northeast of Circle Centre Mall about 1 Mile:
Agio - Mass. Between North & Walnut
Eclectic cuisine leaning towards Italian.
R's Bistro - Northeast end of Mass. Ave all the way up by the Interstate
Eclectic cuisine, wine & beer license only.
Rathskeller - Mass. & New Jersey
Great German food. Usually music on the weekends.
Bazbeau's Pizza - Mass. Between Delaware & Alabama
Best & most interesting thin crust pizzas in town. Try the artichoke hearts & sun dried tomatoes or the Greek.
Non-chain South of Circle Centre Mall about 1.5 Miles:
Greek Islands - S. Meridian
Family run Greek restaurant.
Shapiro's Delicatessen - S. Meridian
Classic Indy deli. Sandwiches seem pricey but they'll feed two or three.
Non-chain North of Circle Centre Mall about a Half Mile:
Acapulco Joe's - N. Illinois
Good Mexican food with Kate Smith belting out 'God Bless America' at the top of every hour.
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We must all be asleep at the starting blocks not to have mentioned Broad Ripple. Funky artsy-fartsy village about 62 blocks north of the city center. Great cafes and bars, art galleries, interesting shops. I will concede that it is more lively than downtown.
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Indytravel: Can you give me more specifics on the Scottish Rite Cathedral? Location? Tours, etc?
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ellen_griswold, last time that I was in Indy, about 6 months ago, you couldn't really "tour" the Scottish Rite Cathedral. The location is on Meridien, about 4-5 blocks north of Monument Circle. It's breath-taking at night.
I'm really surprised at some of the derision that I'm seeing in this post about Indy! It's a surprisingly lively area, getting better all the time. And for a three-day trip, definitely plenty to do. Try high tea at the Canterbury Hotel or pizza at Some Guys. I won't bother repeating some of the excellent advice that has already been given, but the paddle boats are great fun, as well as Conner Prairie -- and yes -- downtown is pretty neat after dark too. And no, I don't live in Smalltown, USA, either.
Whatever you do, relax and enjoy yourself. And as mentioned above all too often, Indy may not be as frenetic as NYC or Chicago, but it has its charms. And why would we want those two cities, both of which I love, to be the yardstick anyway? How boring would that be?
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The Scottish Rite Cathedral is 4 or 5 blocks north of Monument circle on Meridian Street. It's a huge gothic structure that has stunning stone and wood working inside. The theater done in Russian oak is spectacular, so is the upstairs ballroom that has wood parquet floors resting on felt-wrapped springs.
The best thing to do would be to call ahead a few days and arrange a tour. It's almost always open for members but they won't turn visitors loose in the building. If you just show up on the door step it's iffy whether or not someone can give you a tour due to their dwindling membership.
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Thanks Kasmir and indytravel.
We'll check it out. Hubby clark is a 'Scotty' so he might like it. It'll be only a quick stop on our way home from our western adventure road trip.
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President Benjamin Harrison home in indy! We toured it a few years ago - its well preserved and is a very comprehensive tour. Definitely worth a visit.
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... out to the street and visit the Mehrangarh fort. Red massive walls, amazing architecture standing on the top of the hill in Jodhpur. We spent there about 3 hours and in the restaurant we found beer. Oh my god first beer in India. All the tourists were stopping at this restaurant even at 11 am to get some beer. Nobody did not care that it was pricey - 250 RS, because as lot of people said-first beer in India.
Place had very spiritual ...
Day 9! Art, fort and zip line!
... were amazing. When we wanted to buy tickets for the fort, we couldn't, nobody was there... lunch time, ofcourse! We had taken some food from the hotel last night so we decided to have that while some indian ladies next to us were admiring our plaids! Ticket guy was back, so off we went to buy some international tickets, where the guy told clíona that she looked like barbie doll with her blond plaided hair, hahaha miriam couldn't stop laughing! We got an audio tour again this ...
Pushkar Camel Mela and Holy Kartik Purnima
After a delicious omelet at our hotel and saying goodbye to our hosts, we made way for the Umaid Bhawan Palace. Upon entering the palace museum, the guardsman was already up and down Eric, remarking on his wonderful Rajesthani dhoti and kulta. Eric bought some colorful shoes as well. The only thing he remarked was missing was a colorful turban. This would become a theme for the day. We have not been able to find a reasonably priced turban yet, but I want one too! It's one of ...
Drinking Special Brew with Mick Jagger & Mahar
... to the battlements. The music itself was fantastic. There was a range of different folk music from masters of traditional Indian/ Arabic instruments jamming together, to Norwegian folk and a Scottish/Rajasthani collaboration. It was during this performance that we noticed a familiar face walk past and take a seat next to his royal highness - Mick Jagger, who apparently is a patron of the festival and attends every year. Coincidentally he ...


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The Cutting Room Presents:
Professor Cunningham and His Old School
The Cutting Room
44 E. 32nd St.
New York, NY, 10016
Professor Cunningham and His Old School
One of the hottest bands to take the NYC swing scene by storm in recent times, this 7 piece group drawing from the best of New Orleans and swing repertoire will be returning to the Cutting Room.
Having already performed at the top swing events in New York City (BABBLE, Gypsy Jam) as well as all along the east coast, they are a favorite amongst the dancers of the Lindy Hop revival. With a powehouse rhythm section and roaring horn section, It will be a guaranteed night of high energy, gritty swing and blues in the best New Orleans tradition. In September, they celebrated the release of their self-titled CD to an enthusiastic crowd here at the Cutting Room, and are pleased to be back doing it all again.
This music is made for dancing! There will be plenty of room for you to shake your booty, but of course you can also take a seat and watch some of new york's finest swing dancers do their thing.
Their leader, Adrian Cunningham (Vocals, Sax, Clarinet), has already established himself as one of this Australia's finest jazz musicians and multi-instrumentalists, with countless club and festival appearances plus a number of highly acclaimed albums. Having been been based in NYC since 2008, Adrian has been playing regularly in the Big Apple, throughout USA and Europe. In 3 short years he has appeared some of NYC's finest clubs- Smalls, Birdland, 55 Bar, Fat Cat, the Apollo Theater, Dizzy's (Lincoln Centre) and even a private event at the hallowed Village Vanguard; with such luminaries as Lew Soloff, Wycliffe Gordon, George Coleman Jr and Bucky Pizzarelli.
$10 Advanced - $15 Day of Show
Tickets Available at the Door
There is a $20 food/drink minimum
Upcoming Events
The Cutting Room
Fri, November 21
The Monday Night Band: All-star Alumni of the Gil Evans Orchestra
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Will Evans and Jay Driscoll of Barefoot Truth
Sat, November 22
Frank Carillo and the Bandoleros with Special Guest Mark Lacob
Sat, November 22
Red White & Blues Band
Sun, November 23
ROCK4 Fender Music Foundation
Mon, November 24
Burlesque to Broadway
Tue, November 25
Failing Forward, The Bluesical
Wed, November 26
Filippo Voltaggio
Wed, November 26
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Sat, November 29
Marty Balin (Founding member of Jefferson Airplane)
Professor Cunningham and His Old School
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The Piglet's Auto Toon Rotate attraction, shyly considered to be the best short attraction at Disneyland
The Piglet's Auto Toon Rotate queue is like a slink into a real-life Toontown. The attraction autos are made to look like Buddie the Cab, and as you drive you can rotate them by strangling the dashboard.
You shouldn't try Pirate Mode
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Local Sports
Centralia and Mt. Vernon Bow Out of Mascoutah Girls TournamentThe Centralia Orphan Annies has bowed out of the Mascoutah Girls Tournament. O'Fallon came from behind to trip up the Annies 49 to 47. Centralia led 45 to 42 with just over two minutes left in the contest, when O'Fallon went on a 7-2 run. Centralia had advanced in the consolation bracket earlier in the day with 63 to 29 win over Northwest Academy.
The Mt. Vernon Lady Rams also bowed out of the tournament with a 43-40 loss to Freeburg. O'Fallon dropped Trenton Wesclin from the tournament with a 61 to 44 win.
The semi-finals for the championship of the Mascoutah Tournament will feature Breese Central against Breese Mater Dei at 11:30 Saturday morning and Belleville West against Nashville at one Saturday afternoon. Nashville advanced to the championship semi-finals by defeating Mascoutah 54 to 30, Breese Central topped Highland 59 to 33, Mater Dei beat Belleville East 39 to 24, and Belleville West topped Carbondale 60 to 50.
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Terrebonne sheriff: 2 arrested in Gray slaying
Updated On: Oct 08 2013 10:23:02 AM CDT
The Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office says two men have been arrested in connection with a slaying.
The Sheriff's Office says they found the body of 19-year-old Delveore Nash of Schriever in the parking lot of the Bayou Bend Apartment Complex in Gray with a gunshot wound in the back.
Following an investigation, detectives arrested 21-year-old Blake Anderson and 19-year-old Javonta Coler, both of Thibodaux, each on one charge of second-degree murder.
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