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Is Pain In Penis A Sign Of Acute HIV Infection
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Acute HIV InfectionWhat Is Acute HIV Infection? Testing for Acute HIV Infection Risk of Immune Damage Risk of Infecting Others Treating Acute HIV Infection Pros and Cons of Treating Acute HIV Infection The Bottom Line What Is Acute HIV Infection? The amount of HIV in the blood gets very high within a few days or weeks after HIV infection. Some people get a flu-like illness. This first stage of HIV disease is called "acute HIV infection" or "primary HIV...
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Is a stiff neck a sign of acute HIV infectionHi, 3 weeks ago I received unprotected oral sex from someone i know injects drugs. A few days ago I got a itchy red rash around my genitals and anus. I also had what appeared to be a swollen gland in my neck that went away but I know have a stiff...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationThis forum is dedicated to HIV-positive folks, particularly those who have concerns related to fatigue and/or anemia. Questions related to HIV transmission, prevention, safer sex, HIV testing and risk should be sent to Dr. Bob at his "Safe Sex... Read more »
GI symptoms after acute hiv infection?It has been 3 weeks after a possible exposure with a female pro. Here's what was involved: deep kissing with me having esophageal erosion, her saliva on my penis, and protected intercourse. Since then I've had a sore throat, muscle...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello,1.The HIV-acquisition risk for "protected intercourse" is essentially nonexistent, assuming the latex condom was used properly and did not break.2.Saliva is not considered to be an HIV-transmission risk, unless it contains visible... Read more »
Unprotected Anal Sex and Acute HIV InfectionDR WohlAbout 3 weeks ago I had unprotected anal sex with a person whose HIV Status remains unknown. I was the top. There was no blood on my penis. A week later, I developed a number of symptoms which I attributed to the flu. These included, sore...
Response from David Wohl, M.D.
University of North Carolina - Chapel HillThis was a risky exposure if a condom was not used. Your doc should perform either a 4th generation HIV test that looks for p24 antigen along with HIV antibodies OR a plasma HIV RNA PCR test. Waiting wastes an opportunity to detect acute/early HIV... Read more »
acute HIV infection, acute retroviral syndromeHi there doctor,Just afew questions I'd like to ask,How common does acute HIV infection or acute retroviral syndrome occur when people are first infected with hiv?Also after possable infection,after what period of time can we rule out symptoms...
Response from Ryan M. Kull, C.S.W
Columbia University's Health & Related ServicesBefore I say anything about your question, please remember that any symptoms that you experience that cause you concern should be checked out with your doctor. At least 80% of people recently infected with HIV will experience symptoms related to... Read more »
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are new moles signs of acute hiv? please respond
Posted by roma2010, 1 Replyi woke up today and i noticed that besides having some raised skin spots on hands, back and stomach i also have like 4 new moles on my shoulders and hands which im 100% sure never had from what i've been reading people with compromised immune system... Read more »
can my eye/back and neck pain be acute HIV symptom
Posted by chirags, 2 RepliesHi;
I am a 25 year male from India.In my country no one gives a proper advise about HIV/AIDS.People feel shy to talk about sex.Thats the reason I am writing to you.Doctor I had sex with a sex worker with double condom 1 month back. The condom... Read more »
SYMPTOMS of Acute Primary Infection!!
Posted by Anonymous, 1 ReplyHello,
Can somebody pls fill me in on this.
I may have caught the HIV Virus. It's EXACTLY 7 weeks after the exposure. There are recurring bad/sore throat, swell-like inflammed area under the tongue. I even had an ulcer on the palate of my mouth... Read more »
Acute signs?
Posted by 559guy, 2 RepliesWell about a month in a half ago i was seeing this girl. We had sex about 5 times with a condom,oral sex for about 20 seconds with out, one time i guess you can say "i dipped myself" in her once for about 5 seconds.
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I currently got 1 priest with tier for both shadow/holy, running icc 10 soon enough entering hms (and ocasional 25man). i also got warlock and mage, which i dont use much (pug icc when i feel to).
I'm currently thinking on maxing my hunter, but since atm my guildies and lots of players are reaching their final tier piece bonuses, i don't know if its worth.
Even reaching with all boe u can find (all craftables, neck from icc trash), and assuming a icc 10 (almost full run) and a 25 man 4 bosses per week, is it a realistic cenario to quickly reach 4 tier bonus?
My priest took long investiment to compete with 4 tier warlocks/mages, any idea what is the current situation about hunters?
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In one sprawling Irvine shopping center, there are three Korean restaurants that serve soondubu jjigae, the Korean soft tofu soup that comes out in a boiling cauldron. All of them are worthy. All of them are good. But Dae Myoung Ok Korean Restaurant might just be its Methuselah. The walls are plain ... More >>
For a while now, UC Irvine and its surrounding community has had but two food delivery options: pizza, the old standby, and sushi. That's right, sushi. And it's not even just one sushi delivery service. Two different sushi storefronts compete for hungry student money: DelSushi and Ippo Sushi. Both l ... More >>
Recent years have brought on various sushi innovations in OC. Ten years ago it was the advent of revolving sushi, such as Kula, Kaisen, and Gatten. Then came the all-you-can-eat concept that places like Sake 2 Me seems to have mastered. This year, we've seen a sushi burrito joint (Samurai Burrito), ... More >>
Rollie's Bakery was one of OC's few Bolivian restaurants, specializing in salteñas, which are "ostensibly empanadas, but few in Latin America are so sturdy that they can contain broth inside their shells," as Gustavo wrote in his Hole-in-the-Wall column back in 2009. The restaurant opened in 2008 ... More >>
Groan if you must. Go ahead, take a few cheap shots in the comment section. You know you want to. Anyone for "Dude, Where's the Pepto?" or some meaner variant of that? But to me, the name owner Rohit Walia picked for his Indian restaurant in the quiet suburban sprawl of Lake Forest's Foothill Ranc ... More >>
UPDATE: SEPT. 18, 12:22 P.M.: Yum! Brands will be taking down all signage and branding that features a red star by the end of day, according to an e-mail sent to Thanh Cung, the president of the Vietnamese-American Community of Greater Dallas. They'll also be coming up with a new logo and are asking ... More >>
In all my time living and writing about food in Long Beach, there is one culinary truth that continues to hold fast about the city's otherwise vibrant downtown: a good, cheap sandwich is hard to find. Sure, you can buy two pieces of bread stuffed with meat from a few corporate outposts around down ... More >>
I usually avoid using the too-easily misconstrued word to describe anything. But not since Kappo Sui in Costa Mesa have I encountered a more authentic Japanese restaurant in OC than Jinbei. No other word suits it. If John Wayne were a man's man, then Jinbei is a Japanese restaurant's Japanese rest ... More >>
Sushi Roku, the L.A.-based sushi joint probably most known as where the celebrities get their California rolls, is going to open its first Orange County location at Fashion Island across from True Food Kitchen, next to Macy's. The chain--part of a restaurant group that also owns BOA Steakhouse at W ... More >>
[Hole In the Wall] This Tustin restaurant is the first in OC to specialize in soba noodles
Izakaya Ku, the winner of our award for Best Japanese Restaurant last year (and topped more lists than I care to count), has closed. There was a note taped to the door that simply said "IZAKAYA KU RESTAURANT is CLOSED. We thank you for your patronage" It opened in May of 2012 and replaced Funashin, ... More >>
I've heard of Vietnamese restaurants renaming bún as "fideo" and goi cuon as "taquitos" to get Mexican clienteles inside their doors. I've heard Mexican restaurants rename their fideo as pho and burritos as goi cuon to get Mexicans in. Then you have Dos Chinos, who mashes the two cuisines into glor ... More >>
The opening of this Huntington Beach eatery is exciting news
This Fountain Valley restaurant makes sushi burritos and sushi nachos
[Hole In the Wall] This Santa Ana restaurant specializes in pho for a Latino clientele—but it's still great
This Long Beach restaurant does artful sushi and even better yakitori
[Hole In the Wall] This Costa Mesa restaurant is the first outpost of the Japanese pub chain to specialize in fast food
For years after moving to Long Beach, I stayed away from Pho America. It sounds silly now, but no matter how much I was craving delicious beef broth, I just couldn't bring myself to walk inside a place that I was convinced by its very mention of America had to be bastardizing the integrity what it s ... More >>
The Long Beach restaurant makes good Korean-Mexican burritos, but its best dish is pure Korean mom food
[Hole In the Wall] This Orange restaurant offers a refined experience but doesn't water down the grub
If you want to eat all you can at an all-you-can-eat in Orange County, there will be a lot of Indian, a lot of sushi, and a lot of Korean BBQs. This list has more than a few of each. But there are non-Indian, non-KBBQ, non-sushi options, too...just not that many. Share your favorite spots for glutt ... More >>
[Hole In the Wall] This Tustin restaurant offers great Vietnamese food far from the enclave
When you think Vietnamese cuisine, it's no question that pho comes to mind, and it's completely reasonable that it does. However, it'd be a shame to miss out on other Vietnamese soups that, though blood brothers of California's favorite soup, play on completely different flavors, smells, and texture ... More >>
The Long Beach restaurant does crudo and other things that make it distinctive, even if it looks like every other sushi bar
As we mentioned here several months ago, a new Japanese grill and shabu shabu called Miyabi was going to take over the space left over by Sushilicious across the street from IVC. Now that restaurant has opened. The only change appears to be that the shabu shabu part has taken top billing: the place ... More >>
This Irvine restaurant shows how people from Georgia like their Japanese food
[Hole In the Wall] This Lake Forest restaurant offers a great selection of Indian standards and rarities
Is the still-undiscovered Los Alamitos restaurant the best of its country's cuisine in OC since Thai Nakorn?
[Hole In the Wall] This Anaheim restaurant serves Thai standards, with a few surprises
Hipster sushi at the Triangle in Costa Mesa
Another weekend, another show with superstar chef Jet Tila on KLAA-AM 830. We turn the keyboard over to show producer Andy Harris--enjoy!
Banh Mi Che Cali, the banh mi shop that is most known for its buy-two-get-the-third sandwich deal, is continuing its OC domination. It started when it took over a big, empty spot that used to house several failed iterations of Chinese restaurant on Harbor in Fullerton. It turned it into a restaurant ... More >>
This Foothill Ranch restaurant cooks great food, but it may need to readjust its operational model
Ah, Mitsuwa. Where would we be without your occasional food fairs. This week sees one of the bigger ones of the year. It's plainly called "Japanese Gourmet Fair" but for all intents and purposes, it's just an excuse to pull out the takoyaki booth they have in storage. I saw them already getting it r ... More >>
[Hole In the Wall] This Westminster spot makes good pho, but go for the to-go specials
In an upset victory, Cheesy Garlic Bread has triumphed over Sriracha in Lay's Potato Chips "Do Us A Flavor" contest. Short of saying that this might indicate that the Sriracha craze has finally ebbed, we actually never got to taste any of the three finalists...so Cheesy Garlic Bread might have actua ... More >>
Hiro Noguchi may have required a translator to answer our questionnaire, but we shared a rapport over his omakase menu one afternoon. While skittish about dining on fresh coronet (pictured), it quickly became apparent that Noguchi would be our sushi hero, saving us from Americanized rolls and introd ... More >>
This Irvine restaurant is the latest Kogi knock-off, but it's a damn great one
I've lost track of how many iterations of pho joint has occupied the space at 3013 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa. A few years ago I ate at one called Pho 99, which at the time was part of a larger chain. That restaurant has since become a blip in the timeline, replaced by another pho restaurant. But w ... More >>
This Hue-style joint is one of Little Saigon's best places for bánh bèo and bún bò hue
See Also: *Five Signs You May Have A Sriracha Problem *Introducing Sriracha Lip Balm *INFOGRAPHIC: 10 Things You Should Know About Sriracha Trader Joe's has tried its hand at packaged Asian cuisine with varying levels of success. Its Punjab choley? Tasty. Its beef pho? Why?!But its ballsiest creati ... More >>
Sorry to all the animal-lovers out there, but "vegetarian pho" is definitely an oxymoron, so much so that the very association of it with Long Beach's Number Nine has left many avoiding the place despite its convenient location on Fourth Street's Retro Row. But a recent lunch with a vegetarian broug ... More >>
Costa Mesa is OC's ramen country. We know this for a fact. But ramen isn't the only noodle game in town. There's also soba and udon, to name just a few other slurpable options. But so far, if I recall correctly, there's only one notable from-scratch udon maker in town: Sanukiseimen at the Mitsuwa Ma ... More >>
A banh mi turf war is brewing in Fullerton. Banh Mi Che Cali, which we've written about here on these blogs and featured on our Best Of lists, Favorite Dishes lists, and lists of other lists, has opened what has to be their biggest, most gigantic store yet...and this one also serves pho in an a ... More >>
A new Vietnamese restaurant in isn't news, especially in South County, the new pho frontier. But a Vietnamese restaurant that serves beignets in South County? You don't see that everyday.
Up to now, the closest thing to a sushi bar you could get at Fashion Island was Hana Grill at the food court. Blue C Sushi will change this soon. It is a revolving sushi joint where the plates of sushi roll by on a conveyor belt, just as it does at all the other kaiten sushi restaurants in our count ... More >>
The Vietnamese crepes at this Westminster restaurant are a worthy challenger to those at the venerable Van's Restaurant
[Hole In the Wall] This Costa Mesa deli is slowly introducing office drones to Korean cuisine
The only cool thing about slaving all day at a computer buried inside one of the many faceless Irvine office parks is that one hour of freedom where you get to drive to the nearest retail corner and get a plastic plate full of fast casual ethnic food at lunch-special prices. In my glory days of boun ... More >>
India and Pakistan might be right next to each other on a map, but it's not often you see them listed together on a sign for a Long Beach restaurant, much less a small, Himilayan-salt obsessed one tucked away in a storefront just off Pine Avenue and Third Street. Originally lured into the Kabob Curr ... More >>


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Will Reilly be ready when Eskimos take on Alouettes?
Quarterback to receive medical testing after sustaining concussion against Argos
Alicja Siekierska, Edmonton JournalPublished: Tuesday, October 01, 2013
"There are people that know a lot more about this than I do, and I'm going to listen to them," he continued. "They may not tell me something that I want to hear, but I will of course listen to them."
If Reilly isn't cleared to play by Thursday, Reed and the rest of his coaching staff will have to make a decision whether to go with veteran quarterback Joseph, or the young up-and-comer Crompton.
Although Joseph was the one to get called into Saturday's game after Reilly was injured, Crompton hasn't been discounted from stepping into the starting spot.
Quarterback Jacory Harris, who usually sits on the practice roster, was also thrown into the mix during Tuesday's practice.
"We pretty much balanced the (drills)," said Reed. "We actually gave Jonathan the start (at practice) to let him work with the guys and get a little bit more comfortable.
"We want to make certain that we prepare Jonathan to be able to play."
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|ISS007 Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Photographic Highlights
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Alexandria, Egypt: Founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BC on
the Mediterranean coast of Egypt, Alexandria became a center of trade
and learning in the ancient world. Alexander built the causeway
between the Eastern and Western Harbors, joining Pharos Island
(arrow) to the mainland. Alexandria's cultural status was symbolized
by the lighthouse on Pharos, one of the "Seven Wonders of the World."
The causeway is still known as the old part of the modern city. Since
the year 2000, underwater archeologists have located the sunken
palace, ceremonial buildings and port facilities of ancient
Alexandria, located along most of the curved southern shoreline of
the Eastern Harbor.
The Eastern Harbor was the main port in the Middle Ages. This detailed image taken by Space Station crew members using an 800-mm lens provides a view of the modern port facilities in the Western Harbor, where wharves and many moored ships can be detected. The lower box indicates the part of the city where the famous Library of Alexandria was located, and also where Alexander the Great may be buried. The upper box indicates the entertainment quarter where literary figures from the Middle East and Europe have worked. A wider view of the city was taken from the International Space Station in December 2000.
|Aurora Borealis Animation: Movie sequence of Aurora Borealis built from ISS007-E-6066 through ISS007-E-6085, produced by Mark Turner and Jim Hansen (JSC/DX3).
Betsiboka Estuary, Madagascar: The Betsiboka Estuary on the
northwest coast of Madagascar is the mouth of Madagascar's largest
river and one of the world's fast-changing coastlines. Nearly a
century of extensive logging of Madagascar's rainforests and coastal
mangroves has resulted in nearly complete clearing of the land and
fantastic rates of erosion. After every heavy rain, the bright red
soils are washed from the hillsides into the streams and rivers to
the coast. Astronauts describe their view of Madagascar as "bleeding
into the ocean." One impact of the extensive 20th century erosion is
the filling and clogging of coastal waterways with sediment—a process
that is well illustrated in the Betsiboka estuary. In fact,
ocean-going ships were once able to travel up the Betsiboka estuary,
but must now berth at the coast.
A bad situation is made worse when tropical storms bring severe rainfall, greatly accelerating the rates of erosion. As an illustration, astronauts aboard the International Space Station documented widespread flooding and a massive red sediment plume flowing into the Bestiboka estuary and the ocean in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Gafilo, which hit northern Madagascar on March 7th and 8th, 2004 (top image). A comparative image (bottom) taken in September 2003 shows normal water levels in the estuary.
Despite the heavy coastal flooding in the top image, new coastal developments can be seen. The Mahajanga Aquaculture Development Project, a joint venture between Madagascar and the Japan International Cooperative Agency, strings along the coastal region at the mouth of the estuary (inset images). This project is a shrimp farm and has been developed since 1999. Successive images taken by astronauts show increasing numbers of ponds constructed between 2000 and the present. Coastal aquaculture projects are frequently controversial, pitting the protection and viability of coastal ecosystems (especially rapidly disappearing mangrove environments), against badly needed industry in developing countries.
Kinshasa and Brazzaville: This image, taken from the
International Space Station on June 6, 2003, shows two capital cities
on opposite banks of the Congo River. The smaller city is Brazzaville
on the north side of the river, and Kinshasa on the south side. The
cities lie at the downstream end of an almost circular widening in
the river known as Stanley Pool. The international boundary follows
the south shore of the pool (roughly 30 km in diameter).
The Republic of the Congo, originally a French colony, is sometimes called Congo-Brazzaville—as opposed to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (known from 1971 to 1999 as Zaire) which is often called Congo-Kinshasa, originally a Belgian colony. Brazzaville has a population of 600,000, compared with Kinshasa's 6.8 million. Kinshasa's population has more than doubled in 20 years—2.7 million in 1984 and 6.8 million in 2004. Kinshasa is thus now far larger than the entire Congo-Brazzaville republic, which has a population of almost 3 million. There is no bridge between the cities so that water craft of many kinds ply between them. It is not uncommon to see dugout canoes being paddled between the cities.
The Congo River drains the vast equatorial Congo Basin, and discharges 35,000-40,000 cubic meters per second of water at Stanley Pool (by comparison, the Nile River discharges 2,500-3,500 cubic meters per second at Aswan). The Congo River exits the pool through a markedly narrowed channel at a series of whitewater rapids that can be seen in this view from space.
Effect of Drought on Great Salt Lake: Great Salt Lake serves
as a striking visual marker for astronauts orbiting over North
America. A sharp line across its center is caused by the restriction
in water flow from the railroad causeway. The eye-catching colors of
the lake stem from the fact that Great Salt Lake is hypersaline,
typically 3-5 times saltier than the ocean, and the high salinities
support sets of plants and animals that affect the light-absorbing
qualities of the water. North of the causeway salinities are higher,
and the water turns red from the pigments of halophilic bacteria. In
the shallower corners of the lake, earthen dikes mark large salt
evaporation works, which take on the jewel tones of turquoise,
russet, amber, and pearl white.
The detailed image shows some of the salt works operated by Great Salt Lake Minerals and Chemicals Corporation near West Warren, Utah, on the eastern shore of the lake. Evaporative salt harvesting at Great Salt Lake is an important source of minerals for industrial uses. The lake contains an estimated 5 billion tons of salt, with 2.5 million additional tons washing in each year. Extraction rates are slightly higher than the amount added to the lake each year. In addition to sodium chloride, the ponds near West Warren are used to extract potassium sulfate and magnesium chloride, which are used to make fertilizers.
Space Station astronauts have recorded the decline in lake levels in response to a regional 5-year drought taking both detailed views and broad views of the entire lake. As lake levels have declined the salt works have become islands in the middle of a dry lakebed. Seasonal fluctuations in Great Salt Lake produce annual lows every fall, but there are significant longer-term fluctuations in lake levels relating to the climate. Great Salt Lake hit a 22-year low at 4,198 feet in the fall of 2002, and a near-record low again in October 2003. The lowest level ever recorded was 4,191 feet in 1963, and the highest levels were 4,212 feet in June 1986 and April 1987. Experimental scientific forecasts predict that lake levels will begin gradually increasing again, but the U.S. Seasonal Drought Outlook indicates only limited improvement from this snow season because the water deficits are so high.
Around the world, lake levels are an excellent indicator of local climate. Repeat observations over time allow comparisons and levels rise and fall in response to droughts and the broader climate patterns that are linked to droughts.
Less-detailed images of the decline in the Great Salt Lake as seen from Terra satellite's Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) sensor were previously shown on Earth Observatory. MODIS has also documented dust storms related to the drought.
Space Station images of Salt Lake City were also previously featured on Earth Observatory.
|Fall Colors Portland, Maine: The ISS-7 crew of the International Space Station enjoyed a bird's-eye view of New England's fall colors on a fine October morning. The fall foliage of Baxter Woods Park in Portland, Maine, shows the reds and browns of a mix of trees, including maple, old-growth white oaks, and hemlock. Nearby Evergreen Cemetery is highlighted by the brilliant red and yellow leaves of maple trees. Surrounded by the cityscape of Portland, the wooded cemetery is known for both historic headstones and wooded trails. In the spring, the woods are a refuge for migrating warblers traveling from South America to New England and Canada. As increasing numbers of wetlands and woods are lost to development, migrating birds are losing their rest stops along their migratory routes. Urban parks and green spaces—including cemeteries—can become important oases for migratory birds.
Boston: Were astronauts cheering the Red Sox from the
International Space Station? Or enjoying New England's fall colors on
a fine fall day in mid October (the red color along the estuary north
of Logan airport hints of the fall colors that the region enjoyed)?
Or trying to observe Boston's "Big Dig", the local transportation
project that is now the largest civil engineering project in U.S.
history? Regardless of the reason, this image provides a good
bird's-eye view of the center of the city, including famous colonial
and independence locations extending from Boston Common to the North
Wispy clouds hover over the south end of Logan Airport. Ship traffic in the Charles and Mystic Rivers is marked by the wakes of the ships. And highly reflective construction locations, including the new I-93 and bridge over the Charles River, and highway exchanges at Logan Airport mark new elements of Boston's Big Dig.
Islamabad and Rawalpindi, Pakistan: Two capital cities in
Pakistan lie next to one another but display land use patterns that
are entirely different. Islamabad, with a population of 901,000 (ca.
1998) boasts a master-planned rectangular street pattern nestled
against the Margala Hills (top left). The larger Rawalpindi
(population 1,406,214 in 1998) lies to the south on the Soan
Islamabad has grown rapidly since construction began in 1961. It was created as a new administrative district in Pakistan to be the home of government, the supreme court, and the diplomatic corps. The great white building of the Faisal Mosque appears on the northern margin of the city. By contrast with orthogonal Islamabad, Rawalpindi displays the radial land transportation pattern of many cities with a river flowing through the city center. City blocks are small and growth less controlled than in its newer neighbor. Airports can be seen to the east and south.
Rawalpindi was an important British military center from the mid-1800s during colonial times, and became the interim capital for a decade (1959–69) once the decision was made to move the capital from Karachi inland to be closer to disputed Kashmir and neighboring Muslim countries. Rawalpindi is the headquarters of Pakistan's army and an administrative, commercial, educational and industrial centre.
Fires in Southern California: Fires in the San Bernadino
Mountains, driven by Santa Ana winds, burned out of control Sunday
morning when these images were taken from the International Space
Station (ISS) at roughly 11 a.m. PST. Thick yellow smoke blows south,
blanketing the valley below. This photgraph, looking southeast,
captures the smoke pall as the ISS approached and passed over the
region. Lake Arrowhead is the reservoir near the left edge of the
A mosaic comprised of several photogaphs shows the breadth of the fires. A small break in the smoke near the center of the images marks Cajon pass. The mosaic contains photographs ISS007-E-18086, ISS007-E-18087, and ISS007-E-18088.
|Autumn nears its end over the northern Rockies. As Increment 7 of the International Space Station draws to its conclusion, so does the fall season over the mountain states of the northwestern US. Winter's first snows have already whitened the higher elevations of the Bitterroot Range (left-center) and the Absaroka Range near Lake Yellowstone (top-center). This view is southeast from over the Snake River Valley towards the Wind River Range with Great Salt Lake and the Uinta Mountains to the lower right.
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It's a wrap folks on weekend 1 of Coachella 2013.
Yesterday -- day 3 -- we took a break pool-side at the new Wynn Encore party at the Renaissance Hotel. I'd pass on that for next year.
Once we did hit the polo grounds, for the first time, I intentionally stayed away from the Sahara tent to watch bands only -- including The Lumineers (they played as you would expect them to play, in front of a massive crowd on the Main stage); Social Distortion (quintessential SoCal band that played to rockers -- many who continue to rock well into their middle age -- thrashing set, but didn't play "Ball and Chain" -- really?); Tame Impala (excellent set on the Outdoor stage -- these Beatles-esque psychedelic guys are the real deal); and finally Vampire Weekend on the Main stage (one of my favorite bands -- a key reason why I stayed virtually until the very end of weekend 1 -- keeping the crowds dancing). By the end of Vampire Weekend, I was toast -- no Chili Peppers for me. And the swarms of LA model types made even the VIP section unbearable after my Coachella 2013 endurance test.
And, the verdict? Weather -- outstanding (although by late afternoon yesterday -- day 3 -- windstorms hit hard and dust filled our eyes). Venue -- amazing, including the tremendous artwork all over and the new massive Sahara stage (which stole the show, as I mentioned yesterday). Line-up -- DJs won this round hands-down for me -- difficult for bands to compete against Sahara. Nonetheless, with the exception of the disappointing headliners, the depth of the overall line-up once again was impressive.
As I sit here bleary-eyed from dust Monday morning, I feel the same way I did at the end of last year -- saying to myself that Coachella 2013 may be my last.
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The four-year relationship between Fiat and Chrysler has thus far been beneficial for both automakers, but it has also proven to be a complicated battle between Sergio Marchionne and the United Auto Workers – the latter controlling the remaining 41.5 percent of Chrysler. With the recent filing for a US IPO, it looks like Marchionne and the UAW appear to be playing a billion-dollar game of chicken, with both sides far apart on how much the union's shares are worth. If it comes down to Chrysler's remaining stake being publicly traded, it could act to drive a wedge between the two companies.
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It's Mardi Gras, but Haiti's been partying for quite sometime. From mid-January, every Sunday there have been pre-Carnival—or Kanaval—parades. Marching bands take to the streets and folks don costumes in a series of what could be called dress rehearsals for the big show this week. Kanaval in Haiti was apparently smaller than it has been in past years, but its very staging is what'ss significant. In the aftermath of earthquake-caused devastation, it didn't even occur in 2010 and the Champ de Mars, a traditional destination for carnival parades in Port au Prince, is currently jammed with tents.


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The first hints of what this year's Taste Cumbria food festival will be offering have been revealed – and it's already looking very, er, tasty.
Organisers have signed up Cumbria's top chef to star in what has become a delicious annual foodie event at Cockermouth.
Until now, only a few people have realised that Simon Rogan is the best chef outside of London and the Home Counties.
He's even vying with a certain Heston Blumenthal for the title of most adventurous chef in the UK with his menus culled from the sea and countryside of Cumbria.
Dishes include onion cheese wafers, oyster pebbles and carrot lobster sacks, cod 'yolk' with ham and radish, salt and vinegar and dumplings of golden turnip in Westcombe cheddar, alexanders (wild celery) and rock samphire.
Even though it is in out-of-the-way Cartmel, his L'Enclume restaurant has two Michelin stars and is a regular in any top 10 list of UK restaurants.
Rogan has recently been raising his profile outside the foodie world, opening a new restaurant in London called Roganic and recently appearing in BBC1's Masterchef.
He is due to appear in the new series of BBC2's Great British Menu and he will star in the Taste Cumbria festival in Cockermouth on September 29-30.
Last year's event attracted around 20,000 people to Cockermouth to watch demonstrations by the Hairy Bikers, Tom Kitchin and food adventurer Stefan Gates and to sample and buy some of the best food from the region.
Rogan has been signed up as 'brand ambassador' for the event and Mary Houston, food tourism manager for Cumbria Tourism says: "Simon is indisputably one of the Cumbrian food scene's most dynamic individuals, enjoying national and international acclaim for his cutting-edge cuisine, using the finest of home-grown and locally-sourced ingredients."
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About 12 years ago, Barry Mullen, along with husband Kevin, was instrumental in the creation of over 30 neighborhood watches in St. Mark's parish.
"Everybody knows everybody. We're like family here. We look out for each other. So I know it works," Mullen explains. "It made such a big difference up here that I know it will be great for Fields Corner."
Mullen, the Assistant to the Director of the Fields Corner Community Development Corporation (CDC), has now teamed up with Close to Home, a local domestic violence prevention program who approached him about establishing crime watches on every street in the area.
The result born of their efforts is the Fields Corner Community Action Network (Fields Corner CAN), a group of businesses and organizations whose mission is "Working together to improve the quality of life in our neighborhood and unite people around community issues and public safety concerns."
So far, the network is comprised of Close to Home; Viet Aid; representatives from the offices of Mayor Menino, Councillor Frank Baker and Sherriff Steven Tompkins; Vinfen; Louis D. Brown Peace Institute; Fields Corner CDC; Fields Corner Main Streets; and the Boston Police Department.
After years of limited communication among them, all are now working together toward a safer community.
"Fields Corner is a neighborhood that has a lot of problems," Mullen said. "I think this is not going to solve all their problems, but it's going to definitely get us in the right direction."
After a successful Christmas tree lighting in December that saw 350 in attendance (up from a mere 14 in 2011), Mullen and Close to Home collaborators resolved to push for action quickly.
Four neighborhood watches are in the works since its inaugural meeting on February 4. The first meeting of the Gibson St./Adams St. neighborhood watch is slated for March 20 at the Area C-11 police station. There are plans to establish a Park St./Lincoln St./Christopher St. neighborhood watch along with ones for Upland Ave./Bourneside St./Centervale Park/Paisley Park and near the Gibson St. Senior Housing within the next few weeks.
Mullen predicts there will be between 40 and 60 watches in total.
"I finally was able to convince everybody that we need to work together, no matter what," he said. "It became the common thread…now we're gonna really push it as far as we can."
When Mullen established the St. Mark's neighborhood watch, now 25 years running, an elderly woman told him that it wasn't needed, claiming the area was "pretty safe." But when Mullen asked her if she knew her next-door neighbor, she knew only his name.
"Years ago, mothers and fathers were able to talk to each other through their kids that went to the same school," he noted. "Today, that's not there, so we really have to figure out another way to do it."
One of Fields Corner CAN's goals is for neighbors to build trust not only with each other, but also with the police.
"I'm hoping that the relationships with the police department become good with the people on the streets and then that fear [of witness intimidation] won't be as bad."
A big supporter of BPD, Mullen has sat on the C-11 advisory committee for 15 years and knows the lack of resources, equipment, vehicles and personnel the department deals with.
Though progress can be difficult at times, Mullen et al are determined to succeed in the betterment and safety of the neighborhood.
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The recipe for this zippy potato salad has been in our family five generations. We always have it at outdoor suppers. Mustard gives the salad appealing color.
20 Servings
Prep: 15 min. + chilling
5 pound potatoes, cooked, peeled and cubed
6 hard-cooked eggs, chopped
1 cup diced celery
1 cup diced dill pickles
1/2 cup sliced green onions
1/2 cup shredded carrot
1/4 cup minced fresh parsley
1 can (6 ounces) pitted small ripe olives, drained
2 cups mayonnaise
1/4 cup prepared mustard
1 teaspoon prepared horseradish
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Anyone seen Takoyaki lately in SF?
- sweet100s Oct 24, 2010 01:39 AM
Has anyone seen Takoyaki lately?
The version I remember from a summer living in Tokyo was at the Mitsukoshi department store lunch counter. It was a small lunch counter in a corner of the store served only (or mostly) Takoyaki balls like in the picture below atop a mound of shredded raw (completely raw) green cabbage with dark sweet sauce in squirt bottles on the counters.
References to takoyaki at Sebo and Delica in the Ferry Building:
Takoyaki I remember it found on Flickr:
Takoyaki, not as I remember it, but incredible-looking:
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Tampopo always has it on the menu and is one of the best I've ever tasted. I'm lucky that it is walking distance for me, part of Japantown and in the Buchanan part of the mall (not the indoors areas).
Here are pictures from my fried dough blog: http://frieddoughho.com/takoyaki-japa...
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Do you know if they make them from scratch? I saw them on Tampopo's menu, but they list them as "Deep-fried" which makes me believe they're the frozen kind that's just thrown into a vat of oil. They do have the right toppings, though, and the pics do look delicious!
It's pretty difficult to find made from scratch (considering you can get it all over the place in Japan) but it's surprisingly easy to DIY. You can pick up the griddles at Soko Hardware or Ichiban Kan for around $20-25. That way you can make your own variations too - I've experimented with using a green tea base and whole wheat flour.
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I do not know definitively, but I am going to guess they are made from scratch because the octopus inside is so tender. If they were frozen, I think the seafood would be far more on the rubbery side.
Actually, thinking about it, I *did* get one that was still a bit underdone. Meaning, I was getting some un-cooked batter so if they were frozen, it would make sense that they would be consistently cooked through so these must be made fresh.
And the toppings are spot-on.
A Takoyaki cart makes occasional appearances outside La Victoria Bakery & elsewhere.
Nombe has them sometimes.
Haven't tried either of those. But I did catch some at Sebo on a Sunday izakaya night, menu changes weekly.
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Love the photo you found on Flickr: it looks exactly like the takoyaki we had at the night market in Richmond (suburb of Vancouver) BC a few years ago. The line was incredible; they couldn't make them fast enough - Wish we had a night market like that here.
Izakaya Sozai has them, and they're pretty good.
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1500 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122
The new Let's Roll on Irving currently has a takoyaki special for $2.99. I tried it today - 4 takoyaki come topped with bonito shavings, finely shredded nori, mayo, and a sweet barbecue sauce. I'm far from a takoyaki aficionado but thought this version was more than OK considering the price.
They also have a $1.99 California roll special which was also decent.
re: bigwheel042
the takoyaki seem different. not like the one i had in j town decades ago. the octopus was chewy, indicating it was previously frozen. also tried the chicken karange (4.49). tender chicken with lots of breading and topped with jalepeno cheese. kind of strange......
Majikku Ramen in Daly City has it on the menu, but it's deep-fried.
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248 Skyline Plaza, Daly City, CA 94015
re: Robert Lauriston
Robert, you say "but it's deep-fried" like that is a bad thing....
re: CarrieWas218
Deep frying is certainly not the way takoyaki is normally prepared. Sounds like a handy "from the freezer" method in a cheap izakaya.
re: CarrieWas218
I said that because of the comment by Radical347 above. I don't think I've ever had the traditional version to compare.
re: Robert Lauriston
Oh I do hope you get the chance to try takoyaki made the traditional way! It is delightful. Much as I love things deepfried, I'm not sure I'd consider iit takoyaki if prepared that way.
re: grayelf
The only prep I know is the little pickup trucks outside the JR stations in Japan late at night. Those were not exactly deep fried, and not exactly *not* deep fried. Kind of in the middle.
re: bbulkow
The one I'm familiar with and understand to be traditional is the "waffle iron" version where the batter is poured into a whack of little round moulds and sort of baked, similar to the one in the OP's first flickr link. Not too oily which is nice. Fun to watch while they are made as the operators frantically roll the balls to achieve an even doneness. I wonder if the Delica ones are like this at the Thurs FPFM. I prefer the small ones and can't tell if they are from the facebook pic.
1 Ferry Bldg, San Francisco, CA
re: grayelf
That is the way that I had them in Tokyo at a stand that I think was in a train station.
re: grayelf
That's the way I've had them - the pan looks similar to the one for abelskivers - except the ones I've seen are rectangular (the pan, not the takoyaki balls).
Had them at the Night Market in Richmond BC a couple of years ago. And just 2 weeks ago we had them in Honolulu at the food floor of the Shirokiya dept store at the Ala Moana Shopping Center...
They were definitely not deep fried FWIW....
re: RWCFoodie
Yes, Takoyaki are definitely not deep fried. Yes, a bit of oil is rubbed on to the surface of the cast-iron hemispheres used to cook the batter containing octopus bits and other ingredients. The best way to get an idea of what they are like is to pay a visit to Delica in the Ferry Bldg. later this month when employees from Kansai will be making and serving them.
1 Ferry Bldg, San Francisco, CA
Delica announced that it will serve fresh takoyaki at the Ferry Plaza farmers market from May 26 through August. Apparently the owners are from Kansai where takoyaki are a specialty.
1 Ferry Bldg, San Francisco, CA
re: Melanie Wong
The Thursday market, from 10am-2pm.
re: Melanie Wong
I'll definitely be there!
I think any takoyaki described as "deep fried" is pre-made and from the freezer.
re: Melanie Wong
I had Delica's takoyaki today at the FB. Excellent! Cooked perfectly -- browned on the outside and creamy on the inside, without being slimy, which sometimes happens if they skimp on the cooking time (there was about a 25 min. wait, though, so I availed myself of some Scream pistachio sorbet). A little on the smallier side, which was good, because they cooled down a little quicker -- a molten takoyaki center can have an almost nuclear effect on the tongue/roof of the mouth.
I predict many return visits this summer.
And 10% of the proceeds goes to Japan earthquake relief.
1 Ferry Bldg, San Francisco, CA
re: Debbie M
Have you tried the new vendor at the Temescal farmers market, Takoyaki Yum?
re: Melanie Wong
takoyaki yum isn't inside the temescal farmers market. they are in front of a house at 491 cavour st, across from the parking lot of the dmw which hosts the temescal f.m.
look for a pic of a smiling octopus. on a tree or a solidatary eurasian lady cooking in the middle of the block.
all their ingredients are store brought, nothing original. interesting renditon. everything cooked to order. will post review soon.
I just had a very nice version at Genki Ramen last Friday. The version there is spherical like in your second photo, and topped with a little yakisoba (ish) sauce, mayo, and bonito flakes. They were hot and crispy on the outside with a soft custardy interior, and a little piece of octopus in the center. I enjoyed it a lot. Even better was the seafood okonomiyaki. I know, not the same for a lot of takoyaki lovers, but really worth a try if you like the basic concept of a fried batter with seafood.
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3944 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94118
If anyone's interested in making their own, I saw takoyaki pans for $20 at Kitchen Plus, the housewares place next to Koreana Plaza, and at Kamei I saw a tool that by the drawings on the package (no English) is intended for turning the takoyaki.
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547 Clement St, San Francisco, CA
Koreana Plaza
2328 Telegraph Ave, Oakland, CA
re: Robert Lauriston
And they are available in a variety of sizes at Soko Hardware.
Soko Hardware
1698 Post St, San Francisco, CA
re: Robert Lauriston
Was the tool something other than two wooden skewers?
Coming to the San Jose Mitsuwa, June 2-5, as part of their "Umaimono" Japanese Gourmet Foods Fair:
"Next, from Osaka, "Takoyaki" of "Takoya Kukuru" , is currently the top favorite snack at the Universal Studio Japan City Walk. The airy soft skin, and its pronounced texture of chopped octopus are their pride. Their rich sauce is unmistakable in its flavor!
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The takoyaki vendor they had last year used white wine in their batter. Pretty good.
675 Saratoga Ave, San Jose, CA
re: Debbie M
The tool was kind of like a small icepick, though it wasn't pin-sharp and it looked like it was covered in teflon or silicone. Here's another one:
re: Robert Lauriston
Hmm, I guess the handle is for the amateur home cook. It's pretty impressive to see a "pro" tear through row after row, forming perfect orbs with only their fast-moving skewers/sticks/picks.
re: Debbie M
I think it might be the same vendor as last year, as there was limited English signage around the booth that mentioned having white wine in the batter.
Very airy (deflated quite rapidly after being put into a box), the centers were gooey, and the octopus pieces were just the right size and tenderness. It's definitely fun to watch them make it. There was a slight wait for the takoyaki ~10 minutes from the end of the line to getting the order boxed. It seems they brought all their packaging from Japan, as the bag and box are very Japanese.
8 pieces of takoyaki for $6.90 + tax.
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"OFFENSE" - an act of stumbling, displeasing, an insult, an act of outrage.
I Corinthians 12:1-31 This Chapter of scripture combines the subjects of the church of Christ, Spiritual gifts, and the unity of believers. It is obvious to the reader that Jesus Christ wanted us to realize the importance of believers to not only maintain our relationship with Him, but also maintain a good relationship with all the members of His body.
John 17:20-21 The unity of believers is very important to Jesus because the love and unity that is shown within His church is what will ultimately be what proves to the world that Jesus is the Christ.
Psalms 119:165 As we look at the verses in the Bible that contain the admonition to take no offense, we should be able to recognize that taking offense actually is a spiritual flaw in our walk with God.
Isaiah 26:3 Looking closely we can see that by studying, meditating, and focusing on the Lord and His Word we have His peace and will not be offended easily by anything inside or outside the church.
John 14:27 Jesus tells us Himself that we do not have to suffer the pains of anxiety, fear, or trouble.
So the Bible actually is telling us that being offended implies that there is a chink in our Spiritual armor that needs attention. To be offended, to be tripped up and stumble spiritually is effectively allowing Satan to have access to our Spiritual life and put us at Spiritual risk to ourselves and others.
Hebrews 12:1-2 Here we are, surrounded by this great cloud of witnesses in Chapter 11, so Chapter 12 says, "therefore", or because of their great testimony, let's not stumble, let's not be offended by anything that might stop us from finishing our race. Then vs. 2 tells us to look at the example Jesus gave us regarding how He handled the shame and the many offenses that were thrown at Him. How did He handle all the offenses? He just let them go because He had His race to finish for God's glory.
Hebrews 12:3 Here we find the admonition to consider how He handled offenses and use Him as our shining example "lest we become weary and discouraged in our souls".
I Corinthians 10:32; 11:1 Paul admonishes us to not give offense in or out of the church. He tells us that how we respond or communicate sometimes will impact others response to the work of the Lord.
Proverbs 18:19 This verse from Solomon has incredible implications, not only to someone who might be offended by what we say or do, but also to the one who has made the offense.
Luke 17:1 The Lord warns us that offenses are part of life. Sometimes we give them knowingly or unknowingly towards others, sometimes they will come our way, on purpose or accidentally.
Luke 17:2 This verse is generally misinterpreted. As we scrutinize this verse we can understand that the "little ones" are not little children but are immature Christians. If we come to the understanding that Jesus is talking about immature Christs, then we must also confess that if we can be offended easily or often get our feelings hurt, we are then considered immature Christians by our Lord.
Romans 14:13-15:1 Paul gives us warnings regarding judgment towards others or towards ourselves. He also tells us that we must be careful not to offend our brothers and sisters by unwittingly doing or saying something that might cause someone to stumble or fall away from the right path. Also, he tells us in 15:1 that if we must bear something that may be displeasing to us or offensive, because we understand God's Word and have matured into adult Christians, we will bear it without being offended and without having a negative attitude toward the brethren.


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I dunno, have you seen some of the mugs that pass for "high fashion" models these days? Some o them chicks look like they had a cheese grater to the face but if the body proportions are correct, it's fortune and glory. Or at least Versace and heroin.
I'll admit I feel a bit guilty about starting this thread devoted to Mrs. Belmont's, . . . um . . . visage, since we all seem to be piling on. Yes, I have taken unflattering photos, and as a matter of fact I'm no prize under the best of circumstances. But my contrition is mitigated every time I take another look at the photo. I can only conclude that your definition of "homely" is a great deal different than mine. As my mother would say, this lady is "homely as a mud fence." But I'm sure she had a great personality.
I'm sure none of you have ever had an unflattering photograph taken. I'll admit the fox is repulsive, but this gal is not homely, and might have had a lot of grace. Sheesh!
I was going to say something about changing standards of beauty and the like, and in truth she probably looks better without the hat and the fur stole, but then again there's not much that could improve that nose beyond surgery. I'm reminded of the country song "The Girls All Get Prettier At Closing Time," and am forced to suggest that Mr. Belmont was probably on a seven day bender.
At first I thought it was Tony Curtis, but he was prettier.
My mother's given name was Ethel Loraine, but everyone knew her as Jackie. I can't imagine that this was her namesake. She was far more a fox than a hound.
Eight days? What took him so long?
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Nowadays, it's just an excuse to sit on the sofa, eat cold turkey sandwiches and pass a lot of wind while watching the latest Pixar movie on television. Boxing Day is, in fact, a perfect time for a Time-Waster!
Today I have a cute game that should last you at least 10 or 15 minutes, and maybe a little longer if you're of a sappy or romantic disposition. It's called First Love, and it's a 'room escape' game of a very different variety.
For a start, you're not in a room: you're in a chapel, walking down an aisle.
I don't want to give away the plot, so you'll just have to believe me when I say it's very cute, and very, very heart-warming. It's the kind of game that makes you happy to be a human.
Navigation around the chapel is easy enough -- click the borders to move back and forth, or turn left and right -- but it can be a little tricky to turn into the church's pews. If you love Final Fantasy-esque games, you'll like the music that plays throughout (but you can stop it, if you like). It's very, er, cute -- as is the abundant use of Engrish (and don't forget to select the 'English' option on the start menu! Unless you're Japanese).
I should warn you that this isn't one of the easier puzzle games -- you do get a handy mouse pointer when you hover over something you can interact with though! The music kept me nicely soothed, even when things got a little irksome. Let me give you two tips though: a) there are four coloured stars and b) use the 'hint' when you get the box. Don't be a fool like me and try to do it without pesky hints!
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Mayor Buttigieg joined Tricia Sloma on 16 Morning News for the monthly chat with the mayor.
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Ooltewah High School senior Samantha Griffith had a special treat after opening the Class AAA state golf tournament at Willowbrook in Manchester, where she is in second place after the first day.
"I went to see Kip Moore with my brother," Griffith said by phone. "It was [Moore] and his songwriter, and there were only about 100 people there."
Her favorite song from the popular country artist, she said, was '"Crazy One More Time.'"
That sounds like the title of a golfing song.
Griffith shot a 5-over-par 77 on Tuesday and sits five shots behind Brighton freshman Aubree Jones, who shot 37 on the back and then 35 on the front. Griffith also played the more difficult back nine first and shot a 37. A triple-bogey on No. 3 ballooned her front-nine score to a 40.
"Without that one hole she could be right there," Ooltewah coach Mike McCullough said. "When she makes a big number, it's an anomaly. She has played so much tournament golf that she knows what to do."
Cleveland junior Heidi Barringer fell victim to the back nine by shooting 58, but a 39 on the front nine gave her a total of 97.
Coffee County sophomore Matt Johnson shot a 2-under 70 to take the boys' lead at his local course, and Ooltewah senior Danny Gleeson and East Hamilton sophomore Logan Price are tied for 20th at 77. Walker Valley junior Kyle Limburg shot a 90.
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Middle School Cafeteria is Cramping Highland Park's Style
HPISD wants to expand the cafeteria space at Highland Park Middle School, according to the UP Planning and Zoning Commission. Any changes to campuses on University Park ground must first go through this commission, then the City Council. Yesterday's commission meeting lasted about two minutes, during which time I learned that 11 parking spots will be lost but "gained back with reconfiguration."
Somewhere across town, Georgia was checking out this same scoop at the HPISD board of trustees meeting. We'll put our heads together and get you more updates.
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They mentioned it quickly at PTA yesterday, too. so…. $3.3 Million???? And not done until late Sept… Mommas, get your lunch sacks ready. I'd like to see a diagram posted of what we get for that money.


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