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Dec 2, 2013, 12:35 PM EST
After retiring last month due to injuries sustained in an October accident at the Shell/Pennzoil Grand Prix of Houston, four-time IndyCar champion and three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Dario Franchitti has expressed his wishes to return to the paddock in some role with Chip Ganassi Racing.
"Chip and I have talked about something next year, I'd love to work with the team in IndyCar – I just won't be behind the wheel anymore," Franchitti said during last night's Autosport Awards in London, which marked his first public appearance since the last-lap crash at Reliant Park.
The Scotsman – who sustained spinal injuries, a fractured ankle, and a concussion in the Houston crash – also touched upon how tough it's been to truly come to terms with the fact that his career is over, noting that he still thinks about driving a car and that "the passion is still there to do something."
Nonetheless, he also mentioned how proud he was of the career he had.
"I've had a wonderful time, a great career – I wouldn't call it a career, it was what I loved to do," he said. "I never called it a job. It's been an absolute privilege."
"In a lot of ways, I'm lucky to be here to take that decision. It's a kick in the b—s, but I'll move on to the next stage."
A well-stated sentiment, altogether. While we'll miss seeing Franchitti in the cockpit next year, it's good to hear that he's not planning on staying away from the track and that he wants to help the team that helped him enjoy so much success in his driving tenure.
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Many Chattanoogans are anticipating the opening of the Tupelo Honey Café at Warehouse Row on Monday.
Since I have eaten at the chain's Knoxville restaurant three times since it opened on Oct. 15, 2012, I can say overall that Chattanoogans are in for quite a treat.
It is like traditional Southern food with an avant-garde twist. Also, its atmosphere complements the taste with a one-of-a-kind look combining small-town Southern charm and sophisticated urban ambience.
The restaurant in Knoxville is located in an old building in the Market Square area of downtown Knoxville, a gathering place that in recent years has rapidly shown signs of catching up with downtown Chattanooga in terms of all-day vibrancy.
And Tupelo Honey Café is the hottest restaurant going there right now, even though such other unique eateries as the Tomato Head have also been quite popular in Market Square over the last few years.
Besides Tupelo Honey Café, the only other restaurant in Knoxville that has also been the must-go-to place in the last year is the Cheesecake Factory at West Town Mall, a larger chain with also excellent food and, of course, yummy cheesecakes.
Tupelo Honey Café – which was named for the Tupelo honey that is one of its trademark condiments and is placed on each table – started in downtown Asheville, N.C., in 2000.
According to one online story, the restaurant chain has been owned since 2008 by Steve Frabitore, who has expanded into South Asheville; Greenville, S.C.; and Knoxville.
A Tupelo Honey Café is also to open in Johnson City and apparently Charlotte as well as Chattanooga.
For some reason, I could not find out online during a quick check the original proprietor of the Tupelo Honey Café in Asheville. But the business has apparently had the same executive chef – Brian Sonoskus – since 2001.
My wife and I first went to the Knoxville Tupelo Honey Café for lunch on Feb. 15 to celebrate St. Valentine's Day a day late. However, due to its popularity, it was still as crowded as a typical restaurant on St. Valentine's Day.
We had to wait about 20-30 minutes for a table, even though we thought we were beating the crowd by arriving about 11:30 a.m.
Groups of people can always be seen waiting outside the Tupelo Honey Café in Knoxville like groupies at a rock concert, but that just means people like it. The stores around Market Square also are known to have a few people with the Tupelo Honey Café pagers in their hands.
After we sat down that first time for lunch, I decided to order Not Your Mama's Meatloaf. It was delicious and somewhat unique and came with macaroni and cheese and about three seasoned asparagus spears. For good order, and perhaps after getting caught up in the Southern spirit of the occasion, I ordered a side of fried okra.
The best treat, however, was an item I did not order. After the waitress left, she came back with some simply delicious large and soft biscuits.
They were quite sumptuous as I enjoyed them with some tasty blueberry jam and washed them down with some great sweet iced tea.
I also enjoyed my main meal as well, and then we finished with some great pecan pie and ice cream provided by a Knoxville area dairy.
The only complaint I had was that the waitress did somehow forget one of our requests. But she more than made up for that by bringing us some extra biscuits and blueberry jam for us to take home with our food we could not finish.
With my stepson, Chris Whitelaw, and his family in town in mid-August, we took them there on Wednesday, Aug. 14. With the Tupelo Honey Café in Knoxville, however, you will likely always be waiting a little while to get seated, even on a weekday, unless you get there right when the restaurant opens in the morning for breakfast.
We had to wait roughly 30 minutes, but we entertained ourselves by wandering around lively Market Square with our pagers, which were starting to become like old friends by now.
Although we did have to wait perhaps 5 or 10 minutes longer on our food than we wanted once we ordered it, probably due to our large group of six and the way it is prepared, the delicious biscuits made the wait more tolerable. The male waiter was also helpful, enthusiastic and knowledgeable.
Since I am one who tends to get the same menu item each time, particularly if I found it satisfactorily pleasing before, I ordered the same meatloaf meal and again enjoyed it – along with the fluffy biscuits.
I also sampled some of the other food that the other diners ordered, including Tupelo's Encore Cheesy Grit Cakes, which were delicious.
Chris' family also seemed to enjoy the meal. This was despite the fact that they usually eat more of a European-style diet and were admittedly a little thirsty later in the evening after not being used to Southern-style seasoning.
That night after the restaurant closed for the evening, a sprinkler system malfunctioned and part of the basement of the restaurant flooded. As a result, the eatery had to close for more than two weeks for repair.
But on Sunday, Sept. 1, a day after it had reopened, my wife and I went there after church to celebrate her birthday.
Despite the fact that it looked like the usual large number of people were standing outside the attractive and historic downtown Knoxville building with their omnipresent pagers, we managed to get seated within 15 minutes, probably because we had only two people.
We both enjoyed the food again. My wife ordered a Fried Egg BLT, and guess what I had? You are right, the meatloaf. We topped it off with another delicious piece of pecan pie and ice cream.
Our waiter, Jonathan, was extremely friendly, sincere and efficient. And yes, part of the reason for my good feeling was that he gave us some extra biscuits with our recyclable to-go boxes.
The total of our meal plus tax was $40.53.
Among the other popular items on the very diverse menu are Fried Green Tomatoes, Brian's Shrimp and Grits, Nutty Fried Chicken, and Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes with a Lemon Cherry Pepper Aioli.
While nothing can compare to a home-cooked specialty dish prepared by a loved one, this restaurant, which prides itself on "scratch-made fun," seems to come pretty close.
The atmosphere is great as well, and I am sure the Tupelo Honey Café at Warehouse Row will be very similar. I can tell by a photograph I saw in the Times Free Press that the interior looks very similar to the Knoxville restaurant.
So get ready for the large and fluffy biscuits and blueberry jam, Chattanoogans. You will enjoy them!
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The New Testament quotes St. Paul as saying that women "must be silent," while Deuteronomy declares that if a woman proves not to be a virgin on her wedding night, "the men of her town shall stone her to death." An Orthodox Jewish prayer thanks God, "who hast not made me a woman." The Koran says that a woman's testimony shall count for half a man's. Emboldened by this "theology of discrimination,'' some religious men condone the brutal oppression of women, ranging from the Taliban's attacks on girls who dare go to school to Hindu men who beat their wives.
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Sara, Nina looks awkward and like the dress is too tight
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I love Sarah's!!! Nina looks pretty but her dress really pronounces her shoulders. Other than that she looks really nice but Sarah's dress, hair, and all together look, looks better. =D
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Katy Askew | 2 May 2014
We all know Wal-Mart packs quite a punch. The influence the retailer has was in full force this week at the group's first ever supplier expo, when it called on the world's largest manufacturers to improve their environmental footprints.
Wal-Mart's sway was neatly conveyed in the "#CEOSelfie" the group's boss, Doug McMillon, had his PR minions tweet from the event.
I won't digress and start waxing lyrical about all the reasons why the selfie craze is abhorrent. Give something a catchy name that you can put an octothorpe next to (#hashtag) and there is no stopping it.
What is interesting, however, is the line-up of some of the FMCG world's most powerful figures caught awkwardly gawking at the camera.
From left to right you have: Kellogg CEO John Bryant; Wal-Mart's McMillon; P&G's AG Lafley; Unilever North America president Kees Kruythof; Hugh Grant CEO of Monsanto; PepsiCo's Indra Nooyi; Campbell's Denise Morrison; and, squeezing in on the end, Roberto Marques of J&J NA. Other leaders in attendance included General Mills' Ken Powell as well as representatives from The Coca Cola Company, Keurig Green Mountain and Cargill. Quite a collection of heavy hitters.
Following the event, Wal-Mart said eight of the largest food companies in the US have pledged to "help ensure that tomorrow's food supply is affordable and sustainable for the nine billion people projected to inhabit the planet by 2050".
"The commitments aim to drive more collaboration and efficiency across the current food system. In total, the work is expected to bring eight million acres of farmland into sustainable agriculture programs and eliminate six million metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions," Wal-Mart said.
Initiatives focused on developing and supporting sustainable farming. The likes of Cargill and Monsanto have agreed steps to improve production further down the supply chain. Campbell Soup Co said it will cut CO2 emissions and water usage by 20% per ton of food for its five key agricultural ingredients. While PepsiCo entered into a partnership with Wal-Mart that it said would "build on PepsiCo's ongoing programs that are identifying new sustainable farming practices".
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At time of writing, Colonel Gaddafi's fate and whereabouts remain unknown. During the final, frantic hours in his compound, however, it seems not unlikely that he might have turned for solace to the pages of a good book. And where better to escape than into one of the 723 tomes by Dame Barbara Cartland, reputedly the Libyan dictator's favourite writer? In 1990, Gaddafi placed an order with Foyles bookshop in London for a large consignment of the late Dame Barbara's cloying romances, as well as a selection of Sherlock Holmes and John le Carré titles. "I am the Colonel's favourite author," Dame Barbara claimed before her death in 2000, "He's read all my books and I think that's helping him become a more peaceful man." She also boasted a large Iraqi fanbase in her lifetime. Sadly, the admiration was not entirely mutual: Dame Barbara tended to refer erroneously to her biggest fan as "Colonel Godolphin".
* As yet more damaging revelations surface about the early days of Andy Coulson's employment by the Conservative Party, a new round of the blame game will surely be played at Millbank (and/or in the Newsnight studio). After Dave shrugged it off, the shroud of culpability settled around the shoulders of his Chancellor, George (né Gideon) Osborne, on whose advice the then-Opposition leader reportedly agreed to hire his former press chief. Yet now, this column has been semi-reliably informed, the miffed Osborne camp is keen to let it be known that Gideon was not the first to be taken in by the News International man. It was, in fact, Foreign Secretary William Hague, the Chancellor's one-time mentor, who introduced Gideon to Coulson after being hired to write a News of the World column (which appeared in the tabloid weekly from 2003-05). There are grumbles from the Osborne camp, I hear, that Hague has allowed his protégé to "take the flak", despite being "ultimately responsible" for allowing Coulson to "come into their lives". Or words to that effect.
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Feb 14, 2011Takes everything that made the original a great Diablo clone, and makes it better.
Feb 14, 2011Dungeon Hunter 2 gets my full recommendation, and it is one of the best most playable games for 2010 in my opinion.
Mar 5, 2011Offering much of the same great gameplay that we saw in the previous iteration, Dungeon Hunter 2 also manages to slip in some nice improvements to bring us another terrific RPG option that should appeal to hardcore fans as well as usher in a new era of players.
Feb 14, 2011If you're after an action-RPG you could hardly find better than Dungeon Hunter 2 at this time, but just because it's at the top, it doesn't mean it isn't without its flaws.
Feb 14, 2011Dungeon Hunter II fits perfectly into the hack and slash rules, giving player hours of easy to pick up fun thanks to tons of objects, statistics and monsters to deal with. Both the single and the multiplayer experience do not add new elements to the genre but offer lot for a fair price tag.
Feb 14, 2011A solid hack 'n' slash role-playing game despite the need for fine-tuning and a more substantive cooperative multiplayer experience.
Feb 14, 2011When it comes right down to it Dungeon Hunter 2 is too bland, too predictable and too expensive to recommend.
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Paging Shanahan: Deveaux delivers ugly hit to Fleischmann's head
Nov 23, 2011, 11:13 PM EST
NHL disciplinarian may have had a brief respite earlier this month, but the league's players are doing their best to ensure his job security lately. In the latest reviewable offense, Rangers forward Andre Deveaux delivered a headshot to Florida's dynamic forward Tomas Fleischmann during Florida's 2-1 victory over New York.
Deveaux received a five-minute major and a game misconduct for an intentional hit to the head. Meanwhile, Tomas Fleischmann went to the locker room and missed the entire five-minute power play, but returned before the second period ended. The most important thing is that Fleischmann looks like he may have escaped serious injury: but it originally looked like it could be much worse.
It wasn't just the dirty play, but it was unfortunate that Deveaux decided to deck Fleischmann. He had just set up a beautiful goal earlier in the second period when he deked around Artem Anisimov and dished the puck to a loaded Kris Versteeg. No surprise there: the Versteeg/Fleischmann/Weiss line has been one of the best trios in the entire league this season. No one every wants to see an injury—and the league has had enough of their highly skilled players laid out by "lesser" talented players.
After the game, Rangers coach John Tortorella didn't have much to add: "It's not up to me. It's a penalty. It's not up to me what happens from there."
No, it's up to Brendan Shanahan. Principle point of contact was the head? Check. Elbow to the head? Check. Suspension? Pending. Deveaux might be out for a while. Check it out for yourself and let us know what you think in the comments.
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- stakex - Nov 23, 2011 at 11:41 PM
The only thing thats going to keep this from being a very long suspension is that Fleischmann did not appear to be injured on the play. Not to mention Deveaux has no record.
Still though, it was a very not cool hit… and Deveaux should def see 2-3 game suspension for this.
- obamablowz - Nov 24, 2011 at 1:20 PM
"The only thing thats going to keep this from being a very long suspension is that Fleischmann did not appear to be injured on the play. Not to mention Deveaux has no record."
Wouldn't that be TWO things?
- wborocrew - Nov 24, 2011 at 12:51 AM
Are you kidding me VS? There may have been intent to elbow and a glancing blow to the head, but the bulk of the blow was to the shoulder. Watch the replay from behind Flash. If his head doesn't embelish backward and he doesn't stay down, this isn't called. Nothing compared to any Stevens hit to anybody's head (Kariya).
Versus does another great job of jumping on one side. 'No question.' Yeah, there is a question. Watch the play from behind Flash.
Similarly, when Philly threw a tantrum over Tampa's defense, VS jumped all over Tampa Bay. Plenty of teams play a neutral zone lock. But the Flyers threw a tantrum and VS has 'no question' who is at fault. Like a defense in football playing a prevent D and the offense refusing to do anything because they don't like what the other team is doing.
Thanks for your coverage, I'll be watching NHL network.
- stakex - Nov 24, 2011 at 1:07 AM
I'll agree with you when it comes to the Tampa 1-3-1. An effective defense should never be a bad thing…
However, your wrong on this hit. Watch the entire video, which includes a slow motion close up here: http://video.thescore.com/watch/shanahan-alert-deveaux-elbows-fleischmann
There is no question this was an intentional head shot with the elbow, and I really don't think Fleischmann embelished it (let me elbow you to the head at that speed and we'll see if your head snaps backwards). After all, he missed the entire power player while being checked out after the hit. If he was just looking for a call, he would have certainly been back on the ice right away.
Like it or not, this was a legit brain lapse by Deveaux. I really don't get what the Rangers see in him anyway, and wish they would just send him back down to the minors.
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Sharjah: Paul Baldwin, who officiated in the ICC Intercontinental Cup at the Sharjah cricket stadium, hails from Germany.
Just before stepping out for the match, a few players asked him: "Do people play cricket in Germany?" Baldwin's prompt answer shocked them. "We have 70 teams playing every weekend and are already in the world league division five."
Baldwin went on to impress everyone with his shrewd decision-making skills. "I was born in England. My parents were with the British forces and I moved to Germany when I was 17. I've never been to England since then," said the 34-year-old umpire who has also acted in two German movies.
How did he land up as an umpire? "I was the captain of my team, not because I was a good player, but as someone who used to do the rounds to make sure 11 players were on the bus at the right time. During matches, I also used to umpire. In fact, I once gave a decision which was disgusting," he revealed sheepishly.
"Ralf Myton, a Royal Army Forces' umpire's chief instructor, played in that match and he impressed upon me that I should never take to the field unless I attend an umpiring course."
"After the course, I enjoyed umpiring. My father used to umpire while in the UK and he too encouraged me. Then in 2001, I got the opportunity to officiate in the ICC Trophy and that's where I bumped into one of my umpiring heroes Darryl Hair. It was inspiring to meet him and learn more about the laws of the game," he recalled.
Baldwin has been so impressive that the ICC selected him to officiate in the upcoming Under-19 World Cup in Malaysia.
Is there a German term for umpiring? "Yes, of course. We call it Schiedsrichter," he said.
Baldwin has inspired many youngsters in Germany to take up umpiring.
"The German umpires and scorers body has trained over 130 umpires.
The recent course in Hamburg was attended by nearly 25 youngsters. Cricket is getting popular in Germany.
"Next week we have an under-17 girls tournament in Berlin. We are also in the process of developing our first turf wicket," revealed Baldwin, whose dream is to officiate in a Test match.
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Mothers OD'd is another story to be talked about openly!!! I wonder why
this has not been in the media, as it should? I am a frequent visitor to the
"happy" Utah Valley from Finland ... And I personally know four young
moms who died from overdose... Each from middle-class and higher great families,
jst ordinary churchgoing families... Teen age sex, drugs, pregnancies,
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I continue wondering WHY and why not the media speaks of them? Why does not the community get mad about this?
Why people feel shame instead of get mad and ACT.
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