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The City of Sweetwater and Nolan County have combined forces to keep the Pioneer Museum looking its best. The two entities have agreed to work together to work on upkeep for the County-City Museum. Shown is city employee Jamie Allred keeping the sidewalk clean. City employees Randy Teel, Ramiro Betancourt and Angel Garcia helped clear brush from the Museum's front lawn. Also working that day was Casey Wooten.
The West Texas VA Health Care System is hosting a welcome home event to honor veterans who have served in Operation Enduring Freedom, Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation New Dawn (OEF/OIF/OND) beginning at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 27, at the historic Fort Concho in San Angelo.
The Sweetwater Police Department (SPD) received 74 calls for service, issued no citations and made five arrests on Aug. 17, 2011.
The SPD received 28, 911 calls.
Calls for service:
• Theft — 400 block of NE Georgia.
• Theft — 1400 block of Hailey.
• Theft — 200 block of NE Georgia.
• Burglary — 100 block of S. Hopkins.
Arrested by SPD
• Lauren Hardin, 19 — Warrant.
• Shirley Baker, 21 — Warrant.
• Derick Byram, 20 — Warrant.
• Jennifer Arispe, 29 — Warrant.
• Machele Flores, 30 — Warrant.
Holy Mass of Christian Burial services for Isabel Mendez Luevanos, 67, of Roscoe, will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 20, 2011, at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church with Father Michael Rodriguez officiating. Interment will follow at Roscoe Cemetery under the direction of McCoy Funeral Home.
A rosary will be recited by Pauline Gauna and Connie Palacios at 7 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 19, 2011, at McCoy Chapel of Memories.
Luevanos died Thursday, Aug. 18, 2011, at her residence in Roscoe.
An action plan was unveiled to begin the trek toward higher ratings at the SISD (Sweetwater Independent School District) Board of Trustees meeting on Monday evening, Aug. 15, 2011 at the Administration Building, following the ratings announcement from the TEA (Texas Education Agency which brought the five main campuses within the district — and SISD itself — down one category from the previous year.
Zeravla Entertainment is announcing that Rokko Records' newest recording artist, Anjelique, has been nominated for Best New Female Artist at the 31st Annual Tejano Music Awards.
Since the age of 15, Anjelique has been representing West Texas as a female artist. Finally, after many years she has been awarded with this nomination.
In December of 2010, Anjelique re-released her debut album, "Regresa A Mi", with two original bonus tracks. She was voted as one of the Top 12 by the Tejano Music Industry.
All businesses are invited to participate in the TSTC Sweetwater Community Connections Fair again this fall on Sunday, Aug. 28, 2011, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. This is an opportunity for new and returning students and their families to meet local businesses and organizations and get to know what services are offered. "We think this is a fun and informative opportunity for our students," said Jeff Howard, Associate Vice President of Student Development at Texas State Technical College West Texas.
The Sweetwater Police Department (SPD) received 49 calls for service, issued four citations and made six arrests on August 16, 2011.
The SPD received 17, 911 calls.
• 100 block of SW Georgia.
Calls for service:
• Runaway — Sweetwater.
• Burglary of a vehicle — 700 block of E. Third.
Arrested by SPD
• Randy Bailey, 35 — Warrants.
• Kenneth Acorn, 21 — warrants.
• Christopher Guzman, 27 — Driving while intoxicated, second offense.
• Luisa Gamez, 37 — Theft.
• Raymond Balderas, 60 — Warrants.
• Michael Hernandez, 21 — Warrants.
Roscoe varsity and JV teams host San Angelo Grape Creek (scrimmage), 6 p.m.
Blackwell varsity hosts Patton Springs (scrimmage), 6 p.m.
Sweetwater teams host San Angelo Lake View (scrimmage) — freshmen at 5 p.m., JV at 6:15 p.m., varsity at 7:30 p.m.
Highland varsity hosts Sands (scrimmage), 6 p.m.
Sweetwater varsity at San Angelo tournament through Saturday, Aug. 20.
Sweetwater varsity completes play at San Angelo tournament.
Sweetwater freshmen at Abilene tournament.
The Sweetwater volleyball team is back over .500 for the 2011 season after a 3-1 victory at Seminole on Tuesday after losing in four games to Midland Lee to begin the dual match.
Kendra Crosson had 15 kills, Kelsi Crosson seven, Shelby Cason and Alicia Finn four and Larissa Locklar and Taylor McPherson three against Seminole. Suede Shirley had 15 assists and Finn 10 for Sweetwater (5-4). Against Midland Lee, Cason had eight kills while Kendra Crosson had seven kills, Kathleen Campbell five and Kelsi Crosson and Finn three apiece.


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Kim Kardashian: Totally Tormenting Halle Berry!by Hilton Hater at . Comments
Look out, Halle Berry. Kim Kardashian is coming after your former lover...
... and current daughter!
Following confirmation that Kim is, indeed, dating Berry's ex-boyfriend Gabriel Aubry, In Touch Weekly has taken the next logical step, running a cover story that claims these two are discussing marriage and supposedly quoting Kardashian as saying that she'll be a great stepmom to little Nahla.
We wouldn't chance it, Halle. Enter the tyke in witness protection ASAP!
Based on this cover, we have to ask: Who would you rather...
halle can not f...k and can not act, and that nut loser is gay that she had the kid with, both are crazy, she paid him for his sperm and now the the kid is mixed up ugly and autism. slow like the parents.
You go kim
That's what we call Karma for all the years Halle has lied to the public about the men in her...making them out to be demons when she too had her own issues.
it may be rushing a bit if these comments were made...however...there are people waiting with their breath held...to find out if ms berry has her own skeletons that would embarass her daughter..possible associations with less than desirable people..and why she isn't looking into who could be possibly infringing on her celebrity license by using her voice without permission...why isn't she???
I hear Cheryl. HH is probably the one who posted the bogus item. Don't think they're dating. KK has been in NYC more over the last 2-3 weeks since their two dates. Getting married please, they're both gold diggers and Gabe's gay/bi. He doesn't have that kind of money she's accustomed to. Fred Halle had in-vitro. He had no trouble calling Halle to send her assistant to pick him up from him totaling his Benz. Don't think Halle could care less who her gay broke (regardless of what his gay manager says he makes)paid sperm donor....plus KK didn't say yay or nay, she just said she was keeping things private and having fun.
Obviously, by the amount of ARTICLES you've wrote on her, she's keeping you in a job. Seems to me you (whomever you are that wrote all of these articles on Kim, can't seem to find your NAME anywhere on any of them, are quite a hater of someone who, no matter how UNTALENTED you claim she is, KEEPS YOU IN A JOB!! Don't hate the player pal, hate the game.
oh HELL NO! Kardashian has NO;ZERO;ZIP;ZILCH,NADA business hanging around Nahla Aubry. Kardashian is nothing but a porn star and Halle had trouble conceiving Nahla. I would personally pin Kim down so that Halle can whoop that porn star's arse!

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Last night, Homer and company rocked with The Metal God!
Last night, Homer and company rocked with The Metal God!
British metal legends Judas Priest want to wish their fans a very merry Christmas, and they did so by sharing some of the best news Priest fans could hope for. In the band's Christmas message, Judas Priest confirmed that a new album will see the light of day in 2014!
The Metal God is going to rock Springfield in January!!
Things may be bright and rosy for Five Finger Death Punch, getting to work with the "Metal God" himself Rob Halford on their current single 'Lift Me Up,' but the mood of the track is anything but cheery, as evidenced in the lyric video for the song.
Former Judas Priest guitarist K.K. Downing recently took to his official blog to write about his personal contribution to Geoff Tate's Queensryche's new album, 'Frequency Unknown.' Much criticism and controversy is currently whirling around the head of Tate, and Downing addresses his reasoning for the new collaboration, along with a funny story about nearly being killed by a couch.
In announcing their 'An Evening With…' concerts, Halestorm promised that fans would get a chance to see different sides of the band. On Thursday night (Dec. 27) in Philadelphia, the band got a chance to prove it, incorporating cover songs from AC/DC, Judas Priest, Guns N' Roses, Skid Row and more into their set.
Rolling Stone, who aren't really known for their stellar coverage of metal in general (IMHO) have released their reader-poll results for best metal albums of all time. Unsurprisingly, it was totally dominated by Metallica's four monster albums, "Master of Puppets", "Ride The Lightning", "...And Justice For All" and "Metallica". Who else made the list?
It's no secret that I'm a Judas Priest fan. If this is a surprise for you, you haven't been paying attention, but that's okay, I haven't been, either, I've been listening to Priest and throwing devil-horns all day. It's a cool year, as it's the 30th anniversary of their monster album "Screaming for Vengeance", which came out, of course, in 1982.
I played the Five Finger Death Punch version of Bad Company earlier and it got me thinking about cover songs.
So I got to thinking tonight as I was screwing around on the internet, "Maybe I should post some of the weird stuff I look at during the show. It keeps me entertained as I listen to rock music all night, so maybe you guys would like it, too!" So here's my link dump for the night. Most of it.
The Metal Gods tore Russia up the other night and ... thanks to the wonderful worldwide web ... I can show you how it went down!!
Rob Halford's former manager John Baxter to Judas Priest and their management: You've got another thing comin'.


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Avatar may be the big buzz in 3D flicks these days, but for many, the technology is always going to be associated with monster movies and those red-and-blue anaglyph lenses. For those of us hopelessly infatuated with those ridiculous-looking lenses and cheesy movies, Majesco is publishing Attack of ...
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Using AirPrint application for your iPad 2 make it simple to print your email, photos, web pages and documents, without the need to download addition software or driver or event connect a single wire! AirPrint is 100% wireless which removes the need to psychically link your iPad to your printer or your home computer. How to use AirPrint will simply access your home wireless network and instantly connect to any compatible printers that are also … [Read more...]
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Do you have the best iPad cleaning cloth you could buy? I thought I did. I had a really nice cloth that was this great blue material which seemed to to a good enough job getting smudges off my iPad. And you know how often this happens: just about every time you pick it up to use it. Well, if you think you have a great cleaning cloth, take a look at this one. … [Read more...]
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News . Feature Stories . Obama's Student Loan Plan Benefits CIA Students
November 03, 2011
Plan adds to CIA's successful financial aid efforts
President Obama's recent student loan plan impacts both state and private college students and according to CIA's Director of Financial Aid, Martin Carney current junior and senior CIA students will experience the plan's benefits as early as this year.
"Even though CIA graduates have consistently ranked as having one of the lowest default rates in the nation, the Obama plan will provide tools to this year's graduating students that will help with student loan management," said Carney. CIA's student default rate is 4.9 percent, which is well below the national average of 7.4 percent.
In response to rising student debt and bleak economic conditions, President Obama recently accelerated the passage of a law that will provide eligible students the opportunity to reduce their loan payments and consolidate their loans.
CIA continues to find ways to reduce the overall student debt load with comprehensive measures that have resulted in:
With 98% of our students receiving financial aid, CIA awards more than $7 million in scholarships and grants annually: an astounding number for a student body of around 500.
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Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 ships in May, pre-orders start Mar. 1
Parrot has announced that its AR.Drone 2.0 Wi-Fi-enabled quadricopter will start shipping in the U.S. in May, with pre-orders opening soon. Debuted at the 2012 International CES, the AR.Drone 2.0 features a new 720p HD camera, a new piloting application that features the ability to record and share flight videos and a new piloting mode, a "Flip" feature, LEDs on the landing gear, two included hulls—one each for outdoor and indoor flight—and a number of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), including a 3-axis accelerometer, a 3-axis gyroscope, a 3-axis magnetometer, two ultrasound sensors, and a pressure sensor. The Parrot AR.Drone 2.0 is priced at $299 and will be available for pre-order exclusively through Brookstone beginning March 1 with shipments beginning in May.
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Hostess To Close Bakery Outlet Store in Central CityThe closure of Hostess Brands, Incorporated due to a strike by bakers unhappy with proposed cuts to help the company through bankruptcy will claim the Hostess Bakery outlet store in the Central City mini-mall. The store's last day of operation will be on Monday.
Business was brisk on Friday after the announcement of the closure of Hostess became a big national story. Hostess Brands filed a request with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York to liquidate the company after failing to get its striking workers to accept wage and benefits cuts. Hostess immediately suspended operations at all of its 33 plants across the United States.
The closings will result in the loss of about 18-thousand jobs. The liquidation doesn't necessarily mean the death of Twinkies and Ho Hos, as Hostess says it will be selling the brands and other assets.
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Actor Chris Pratt Brings Joy to Kids at Children's Hospital in LA
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Fri Aug 22nd, 2014 8:34am America/Los_Angeles
LOS ANGELES — Actor Chris Pratt brought a whole lot of joy to the children at the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles.
Dressed in full on Star-Lord gear from his latest hit movie Gaurdians of the Galaxy, Pratt featured a special screening of the film for patients, staff, and family members who may have missed out on the hit film.
Pratt hung out at the hospital for three hours. He played with the kids, took pictures, handed out toys, and signed autographs. He even reenacted scenes from The Lego Movie with a patient named Dylan.
The actor also confessed he stole the jacket he wore for the film in order to bring his super hero character into the lives of children in need of a role model.
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October 2014, TruckingInfo.com - Editorial
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Keep up the good work on cutting fuel use, but make sure to do your homework.
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The SuperTruck lives up to its name as a groundbreaking technology demonstration project that is also fun to drive.
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Red Wings overnight report: tidbits aren't necessarily a bad thing
by George Malik on 08/14/11 at 07:17 AM ET
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For those of you who've begun to find the nexus of a lack of substantive content and reaching the two-month mark of no hockey games being played and no Red Wings playing, either making you "something something," I can completely understand the concept that summer's become all but intolerable for you. For those of us who still spend our days and nights looking for whatever tidbits of Wings or NHL-related news are out there, however…
I've learned to not complain when reaching a dry spell, lest an incredibly long interview in Finnish or Slovak pop up, and in terms of giving into the tendency to simply grumble about content others are posting when one disagrees with the assumptions made therein (and there's quite a lot of that kind of stuff out there these days), well…
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Red Wings to engage in an 'all-inclusive' training camp
by George Malik on 08/13/11 at 05:58 PM ET
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According to RedWingsCentral's Sarah Lindenau, writing on her Left Wing Lock blog, the Detroit Red Wings' decision to add two days to their training camp will yield a much bigger-than-usual roster for the festivities:
The Detroit Red Wings have announced their 2011 training camp roster to be held at Centre I.C.E. arena in Traverse City, MI. The main camp roster features this summers free agent signings – Ty Conklin, Ian White and Mike Commodore. Additionally, all prospects from the Red Wings prospect tournament roster will be participating in the main camp (including the seven free agent try outs) as well as players slated to play in the Red Wings farm system.
At present there are no free-agent try-out surprises, but we'll see whether that changes over the course of the next month, and you can take a gander at the full roster here.
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Red Wings overnight report: the Sadikov gamble and the TC trip fund, part 2
by George Malik on 08/13/11 at 08:15 AM ET
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When the Red Wings announced the schedule and roster for the 2011 prospect tournament in Traverse City, Wings fans with internet service (I wasn't among them), and I want to make sure I use this technical term correctly:"Googled the hell out of" the try-outs.
I can boast for once and say I hope they checked out my reports from the summer development camp TMR's readers sent me to, because I can at least say that I've seen Zach Franko, Adam Estcolet, Evan Mosher and Artem Sergeev in person and can confirm that the two slightly-built centers, Quebec butterfly goaltender and slick Russian defenseman, respectively, can keep up and definitely displayed enough skill on the ice and determination off it to merit invites to the prospect tournament and chances to earn their way onto the main camp roster, if not earn contracts with the team.
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A fist-shaking Red Wings evening ramble: prospect tournament roster talk
by George Malik on 08/12/11 at 09:50 PM ET
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You'll have to thank Paul for posting the Red Wings' prospect tournament schedule and roster as my ISP mysteriously decided to conk out for the entire day.
The roster lacks several AHL'ers who've played in too many pro games, are too old (it's usually a combination of both) to participate (like Tomas Tatar, Thomas McCollum, Jordan Pearce, etc.) and/or are simply being held out of the tournament for the sake of younger players gaining experience, but the roster looks very solid and really highlights a core of players who are either eligible to turn pro or are ready to take bigger roles on the Grand Rapids Griffins' roster.
The Wings also brought most of their try-outs from the summer development camp back, including players who are no longer the organization's property in Nick Oslund and Bryan Rufenach, a trio of players who infamously were discovered to have been linked to Shop.nhl.com's Wings jersey customizer by the Production Line in diminutive forwards Zachery Franko and Adam Estcolet as well as cookie-cutter Quebec Butterfly goalie Evan Mosher…
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Detroit Hosts 2011 NHL Prospects Tournament
by George Malik on 08/12/11 at 03:37 PM ET
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See the Wings roster below…
Detroit, MI…The Detroit Red Wings will host the 2011 NHL Prospects Tournament at Centre Ice Arena in Traverse City, MI beginning Saturday, September 10, through Wednesday, September 14. The eight-team tournament includes the best prospects from the Red Wings, Buffalo Sabres, Columbus Blue Jackets, Minnesota Wild, Carolina Hurricanes, St. Louis Blues, Dallas Stars and the New York Rangers. Detroit's roster includes the club's first-round draft pick from the 2007 NHL Entry Draft (defenseman Brendan Smith), along with the Red Wings' first selections in the 2009 and 2011 drafts (center Landon Ferraro and right wing Tomas Jurco).
The tournament consists of four games on Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Admission is just $10 per day. Tickets are available in advance at http://www.CentreIce.org or at the arena doors beginning one hour before each day's first game. Daily morning practice sessions are open to the public and free of charge.
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Red Wings overnight report: Bertuzzi, Filppula and Stuart, difference-makers
by George Malik on 08/12/11 at 07:04 AM ET
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We can talk all we want about Jimmy Howard needing to take a little refresher course on rebound control or the fact that the Red Wings can't rely on one person to step up and fill the leadership voids left by Brian Rafalski, Kris Draper and Chris Osgood, but of all the players that the Free Press's Helene St. James has focused upon as potential difference-makers (Jiri Hudler, Niklas Kronwall, Danny Cleary, Jonathan Ericsson, Ian White and Johan Franzen), I'd argue that three players will determine whether the Wings eventually need to acquire assistance at the trade deadline, and they might not be the players you're thinking of.
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Rocking the social media vote and a few other Red Wings tidbits (Red Bird III included)
by George Malik on 08/11/11 at 04:19 PM ET
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Updated 4.5x with Stanley Cup appearance news at 4:52 PM: August must translate to "multiple personality disorder" in the hockey dictionary, because this morning we were talking about Ian White the x-factor and whether the Red Wings' new team plane can fly to San Jose without refueling (answer:
probably not
[edit: See below, because the answer is apparently yes!]) and this afternoon, the Red Wings' "Operation Bobblehead" campaign and fan voting takes a strange turn as Todd Bertuzzi's sent some jabs at Danny Cleary's via the Wings' Twitter account, and Jake Duhaime posted an interview Kris Draper conducted with 95.5's Mojo in the Morning which revealed the following:
1. Chris Osgood will essentially be known as the team's assistant goalie coach;
2. Draper will "share an office" with Chris Chelios as Draper begins his managerial career;
3. These guys are making sure that they take maximum enjoyment out of razzing the hell out of each other:
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Red Wings overnight report: On Ian White, Red Bird III and foreign-language news
by George Malik on 08/11/11 at 06:33 AM ET
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The first player to wear #18 for the Red Wings since Kirk Maltby hung up his skates is the sixth subject of the Free Press's Helene St. James' off-season spotlights (with Jiri Hudler, Niklas Kronwall, Danny Cleary, Jonathan Ericsson and Johan Franzen as players previously profiled), and as St. James notes, the well-traveled White settled for a slightly below-market value salary for the sake of planting some roots in Detroit, where the Wings hope that he can grow into a top-four role while at least partially offsetting Brian Rafalski's loss in terms of point production:
White, who finished the season with the Sharks, signed for two years and $5.75 million. Those are good financial terms for the Wings, as it'll allow them the flexibility to retain both Niklas Kronwall and Brad Stuart, who are both in the last years of their contracts. It's a good deal for White, too, as he gets a chance to make a name for himself and aim for a bigger contract when he'd still only be 29.
White could be a nice fit among the top four, helping to offset some of the offense lost with the retirement of Brian Rafalski. Rafalski was in a class of his own when it came to making passes, but he was so hampered by injuries last season that he wasn't very effective. White will add a fresh look to the back end. He's a thicker, bigger and younger body than Rafalski.
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Red Wings afternoon ramble: On Lebda, Commodore and bobbleheads (and Red Bird III)
by George Malik on 08/10/11 at 04:51 PM ET
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Updated 4x at 4:16 PM with aviation news: I'm not even sure what I'm supposed to say about the fact that, according to Greg "Puck Daddy" Wyshynski, the Tennessean's Josh Cooper and many others, former Red Wings defenseman Brett Lebda went from boasting that he was playing in the "real" Hockeytown and would prove his doubters wrong while establishing himself as a top-four defenseman in Toronto to becoming a now bought-out punchline within the span of a year.
Let's go with, "Ouch" and leave it at that, because he earned $1.5 million last year (with a $1.45 million cap hit) and will be paid, per Wyshynski and Hockey Night in Nashville, another $478,500 for the next two years to go away, and even in August, I can state the obvious:
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Red Wings overnight report: A season preview, a Mule on the rebound and the Cup in Flint
by George Malik on 08/10/11 at 05:01 AM ET
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NHL.com's "30 teams in 30 days" feature focuses on the Red Wings this morning, with some very familiar themes dotting Dan Rosen's preview—injuries and age supposedly catching up to the Wings in a big way—but Rosen believes that the Wings have a secret weapon of sorts with which to shore up a roster ever-so-slightly in flux thanks to the retirements of Brian Rafalski, Kris Draper and Chris Osgood:
Detroit remains deep and versatile up front, skilled and big on the blue line. [Jimmy] Howard is coming into his prime years as a No. 1 goalie and with [Ty] Conklin riding shotgun, the Wings could have one of the League's best goaltending duos. Conklin is used to playing between 20-30 games a season, which seems like the appropriate amount of work to keep Howard fresh into the spring.
If injuries become an issue, Detroit might have to dip into a pool of unproven yet promising players like Cory Emmerton, Tomas Tatar and Jan Mursak, who have a combined 30 games of NHL experience.
However, unlike in previous years, Holland still has plenty of wiggle room below the salary cap to make some in-season moves. According to capgeek.com, the Red Wings are $5.845 million under the cap even with a full 23-man roster. There are 12 teams in the NHL that currently have higher payrolls than the Wings, who spent to the cap last season. If they keep that cushion through the winter, Detroit might be a major player at the trade deadline to beef up in time for another run at the Stanley Cup.
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This ministry is in no sense offered as an alternative to medical care, medical help should always be sought as God works through the gifts of medical science and the professional medical staff. The churches were at the forefront of founding Hospitals.
The laying-on of hands is one of the ways in which the Church exercises this ministry as mentioned in Scriptures. It is done by ministers or others who believe themselves to be called to this particular ministry and it is supported by regular prayer. Some people may prefer not to be touched on the head or shoulder, if that is the case just let us know when you come for prayer. The person who gives healing words or touch is not the healer, all healing comes from God.
In our individual prayer we will ask that Jesus in the power of the Spirit will meet you at your point of need, and make us channels of His healing love to restore you to health in body, mind and spirit. This reflects the concern of Jesus for the whole person. Recovery from disease is what we hope and pray for; another possibility is that we are strengthened by God to cope with our illness or disability. Beyond our quest for individual healing there is a need for healing in human society, scarred as it is by war, injustice and oppression.
The Church's ministry of healing is therefore one of reconciliation and forgiveness. Confession of sin, and receiving God's forgiveness are necessary to open the way for God's healing power to flow to bring recovery of wholeness of body, mind and spirit, and for healing the broken relationships between ourselves and God, and between one another.
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'Saying Goodbye' services are organised by The Mariposa Trust for anyone who has lost a baby at any stage of pregnancy, at birth or in infancy, and whether recently or 80 years ago. These services are held throughout the UK and one is coming to London very soon.
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Bombay Bistro
- Address:
9040 Carothers Parkway
Suite B 111
Franklin, TN 37067Neighborhood:
Franklin / Brentwood
- Cuisine:
IndianPrice: $30 and under
Bombay Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.bombaybistrotn.com/
- Phone: (615) 771-9105
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00AM - 2:00PM, Saturday - Sunday: 11:00AM - 2:30PM.
Dinner: Tuesday - Sunday: 5:00PM - 9:00PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Vegetarian, Indian
- Executive Chef: Krishna Ganatra
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, High Tea, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from Bombay Bistro
The high-end Bombay Bistro in Cool Springs makes a bold statement in terms of eclectic Indian cuisine. Its classic north Indian fare along with great signature cocktails gives this joint a westernized twist to the overall dining out experience.Continued
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6 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.8Service4.7
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (4)fit for foodies (3)good for groups (2)romantic (2)great for lunch (1)hot spot (1)special occasion (1)Show More
- New Favorite Place!ParkinsonDined on 11/18/2014Excellent service - delicious food - great atmosphere - this place is a definite "find" ... went for the first time for my bday with family & had a fabulous time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always delicious! Especially nice staff.kate4055Dined on 10/28/2014Pretty interior. Wonderful option of fresh and tasty non-chain dining.Special Features:
- Great for novices!OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/8/2014I had never eaten Indian cuisine before (I know, crazy), and we ended up getting the owner's son as our server. He was patient and took the time to explain lots of menu items and gave us great recommendations. Great experience, we will definitely be back!
- The following 37 reviews are from the Bombay Bistro reviews archive.
- Always good food.RMesserliVIPDined on 6/12/2014This is the first place we learned of Chat appetizers. We really like them and had the Papdi Chat - our favorite. Service is always great and the atmosphere is pleasant.Special Features:
- Rip off!frustratedDined on 5/16/2014Too pricey, quality is poor and service poor. I have eaten at the smaller Indian restaurants and the food is better and cheaper. the other new Indian restaurant down the street close to walgreens, serves better portion and their service is unsurpassable! I found Bombay Bistro folks to be haughty and obstinate in their dealings when questioned about what we were served. We had American guests for dinner and it was a total embaressment! Americans know no better and seem to like the food, but frankly, Bistro is out for us!! too bad lost a customer!!
- Great Indian findCAdreaminDined on 5/9/2014Bombay depicts the total package....delish food, pleasant contemporary interiors and excellent wait staff. The owners are from Southern Cal where good food was a given. They clearly put the total package together and brought it here to Tennessee. Every time the owners' son waits on us, we are pleased with the outcome of the food. His recommendations are spot on. Would prefer a bit more vegetables as part of any protein dish but the sauces are always delish. Both tomato and lentil soups were creamy and very flavorful.Special Features:
- SurprisedBrianVIPDined on 5/3/2014Loved the food, the presentation, the service. A Cool Springs winner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bombay Bistro is a top notchLocalyocalDined on 3/15/2014Bombay Bistro is a top notch Indian restaurant on the east side of I-65 in the Cool Springs area. Full bar, decent wine list. Great food from lamb dishes to garlic naan. They do a lunch buffet 7 days a week, which is unusual.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Indian foodOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 3/8/2014We love this place. This was our second visit. We brought another couple and they loved everything. We can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Indian ItchScottyDined on 2/14/2014If you're itching for those Indian spices Bombay Bistro delivers. Hot or not, go here for the food. Just about everything makes me want to come back and eat more. Got to say, however the service was a tad slow, but it was a busy night.Special Features:
- Great Lunch BuffetFoodieVIPDined on 2/5/2014This buffet is great. Food quality and selection is top notch. There are plenty of selections without being overwhelming.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best in NashvilleOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 2/1/2014Having recently moved here from New York City, I'm used to the finest in Indian restaurants. After one disappointing meal after another I discovered Bombay Bistro. As good as any Indian I've had in New York or London, for that matter. If you're looking for the best Indian in Nashville this is the place. Namaste.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I cannot wait to go backOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/17/2014This place is fantastic. The food was amazing. Our waitress Jasmine knew the menu and reccommended great items. We will go back here and bring our friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A stapleLocalTNchickVIPDined on 12/24/2013We Luv this place food is always fresh and deliciousSpecial Features:
- Outstanding Indian FooddavidgDined on 12/24/2013We are delighted to finally have found a great Indian restaurant in Cool Springs / Brentwood. We have dined at Bombay Bistro at least 6 times and have never been disappointed with food, bar or service. They have an excellent list of special Indian cocktails that always are flawlessly executed. Their breads are the best we have experienced anywhere, including Manhattan. And all entrees are excellent. We highly recommend our friends at Bombay Bistro!Special Features:
- Perfect Meal!ContentfinTNDined on 12/7/2013When you have the urge for Indian, head here. The food and drink were outstanding- perfectly prepared and spiced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great atmosphere, food and serviceTeeFranklinVIPDined on 11/30/2013My boyfriend and I have eaten at Bombay twice. Both times the service was absolutely wonderful and the food was delicious. We tried an appetizer and Tiki Lamb Sizzler dish the first time and a Lamb/Shrimp/Chicken rice dish the second time. The Naan is out of this world. Try the chocolate Naan for dessert. This is our new "go to" place for great food and quiet conversation. The chef's son Dave takes care of the bar and some of the tables, and he is very good. I highly recommend this restaurant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Second visit didn't dissapointkate4055Dined on 7/28/2013Second visit didn't dissapoint - delishous food and nice service.Special Features:
- Delicious but priceyBets123Dined on 7/13/2013The food here is really, really good. I think the portions are just a little small for the price but I would still go back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday at Bombay BistroGeneVIPDined on 5/4/2013delicious food, good service, good value. The food is different than Indian food at other Nashville Indian restaurants. They use more tomato sauce. I would eat at this restaurant more often if it was closer to my home.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yummy!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/3/2013I'm no expert on Indian, but this was fantastic. Their curry was flavorful, but not overly pungent. Every suggestion we were given was right on point. The garlic naan is a must, I recommend getting 2 orders.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We were, overall, very pleased.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/14/2013We were, overall, very pleased. Service was prompt, and our server always seemed to arrive at the table at just the right moment. Our drinks were delicious, as was everything that we ordered. We will go back, certainly. The experience while waiting for our table was a little awkward, as there isn't much space to wait. It was a busy night (cold outside, too), and there were lots of people waiting in a small space right in front of the entry. Every time the door opened, we were blasted with the outside chill. Since our table was relatively close to the entry, we were similarly chilled while dining every time the door opened.Special Features:
- We went for dinner on Valentine'sMJMcVIPDined on 2/14/2013We went for dinner on Valentine's Day. It was so great we returned for the lunch buffet on Sunday. We have eaten Indian Food in many countries and all over US, but have never been happy with Nashville selection. When ordering off menu they offer you the "heat" you desire. The owner and staff could not have been more gracious and helpful. Nice wine, too. We will definitely be back many times.Special Features:
- Best Indian Restaurant inOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 1/29/2013Best Indian Restaurant in all of the Nashville area. Be sure to have the Chocolate NAN for dessert, or get some to go and take it home and heat it up in the micro wave for 20 seconds (don't do it any longer, as it will get hard). Incredible! Every dish in this restaurant is great.Special Features:
- A regular favorite for deliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 1/1/2013A regular favorite for delicious lunch or dinner. Exceptionally well run. Consistently enjoyable.Special Features:
- We ived in England for a numberOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/17/2012We ived in England for a number of years (the Indian food capital of the world) and have been looking for a good place for Indian food. We're from Atlanta and were visiting in the Nashville area when we came across the Bombay Bistro on Open Table. The owner was very nice and helpful as some of the dishes were different from what we'd tried in England. Everything was very well presented and delicious. Indian beer list was good but bottles only - not a really big deal if you like Indian beer like I do. Overall a good experience - very well run family establishment. Wish it was in Atlanta. Cliff & SharonSpecial Features:
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- My wife and I found this asOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/7/2012My wife and I found this as a last min find for a date night. Staff was super friendly and knowledgeable. The food was outstanding but the drinks from the full bar were unique and out of this world. I recommend the spicy one made with a hot pepper floating in it. We were visiting from Hawaii and will make this a regular stop whenever we visit.Special Features:
- Yea Indian Food but no ambianceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/1/2012Though it is great to see an Indian Restaurant that appears to be a bit more upscale...this restauant fell victim to the "We are not very busy so the waitstaff and the mgr/owners will sit at a table and fold napkins and chat with each other" That tendency is so annoying to guests because it feels to this reviewer that they dont care about my dining experience. I dont go to fast food and when I dine I want to have an overall experience. One cannot help crying children but I felt like I was paying significantly with a party of 9 to dine in someone's home kitchen. The dining room of a restaurant is not the prep or set up area for the restaurant during main eating times. I will not go back.Special Features:
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1 bedroom 1 bathroom with great city views sleeps up to 4
Stay in the heart of North Beach, right on the landmark Peter Macchiarini Steps (Kearny Street). This is primarily a pedestrian street that is steps away from the landmark Broadway and Columbus intersection in the heart of the North Beach neighborhood, also known as the Little Italy.
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The property has a shared deck with panoramic views of the city, specially Downtown featuring the landmark Flatiron Building and Transamerica Pyramid, you can also see the Russian Hill neighborhood and the Bay Bridge.
It needs to be disclosed that we are talking about North Beach and that the area can be noisy at night, especially during the weekends. Also remains disclosed that the unit is near to some adult entertainment venues
Other features of the apartment include: Spacious living room with 7' window with VIEWS of the Transamerica Pyramid building and Broadway Street. Cozy kitchen with breakfast bar • Small Bathroom with shower stall. The bedroom has a Queen size bed with large closet. Spacious dining area for 4 guests. This apartment is ideally for two guests with one pull out couch for two extra guests. The shared 350 square foot deck with spectacular city VIEWS of the city and the Bay Bridge, eating & lounge area. Panoramic vies of the Transamerica Pyramid building and Downtwon. There is a shared washer/dryer in the building. This is a prime location for walking and public transportation. Considering a bigger group? Then consider hosting your group in multiple of our other units in the same street.
Neighborhood: NORTH BEACH (Little italy) rich in Italian heritage, compresses cabarets, jazz clubs, galleries, inns, family style restaurants and gelato parlors into less than a square mile. A perfect spot for cappuccino and espresso, North Beach is transformed into one of San Francisco's most electric playgrounds by night; live music and dancing keep the streets swinging. In the morning practice tai chi with the regulars in Washington Square and from here, catch the No. 39 bus to the top of Telegraph Hill. Coit Tower atop Telegraph Hill offers amazing views. Thirty local artists painted murals on its ground floor walls in 1933. This hill is also laced with stairways off Filbert and Greenwich streets as well as lush gardens.
There is no parking in the building. You don't need a car with this location. Street parking is not easy in this area. You can park on the street but it is limited to two hours during the day and unlimited during the night. Or you can use one of the several parking garages located around the unit:
Central Parking System - 825 Sansome Street
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Union Square is 0.9 miles away from the property: By car or taxi: 6 min. By public transportation: 12 min. Walk to Stockton Street and Columbus Avenue and take bus line #91, stop at Stockton Street and Sutter Street and then walk 2 minutes to Unions Square. Walking distance: 18 min.
The Moscone Center is 1.2 miles away from the property: By car or taxi: 8 min. By public transportation: 22 min. Walk to Stockton Street and Columbus Avenue and take bus line #30 and then stop at 5th Street and Howard Street, then walk 5 minutes to the Moscone Center. Walking distance: 22 min.
Fisherman's Warf is 0.9 miles away from the property. By car or taxi: 5 min. By public transportation: 14 min. Walk to Columbus Avenue and Kearny Street and take bus line #8X and then stop at Kearny Street and North Point Street then walk 4 minutes to Pier 39. Walking distance: 19 min.
The SFO Airport is 15.4 miles away from the property: By car or taxi: 26 min. You can also book a shuttle service. By public transportation: 55 minutes. Take BART at the airport direction East Bay, and stop at Montgomery Street station and then walk 15 minutes to the property.
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