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• Plymouth Moose is hosting a buffet dinner from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The menu is fish dinner. For more information please contact Tom Williams at 574-936-3530.
• The Lakeville Lions Club is hosting a fish fry at Newton Center, Lakeville from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Cost is $8 adults, 6 to 12 years $4, and 5 and under free. Carry-outs are available. Fish, potato, slaw, dessert, bread, and drink included. Proceeds support community projects, needy families, Boy and Cub Scouts, FFA, and 4-H projects.
Dr. Carrie Cadwell, Cadwell Psychological Services, will be speaking on the topic of autism on April 6. The presentation will be held at Menominee Elementary School tonight at 6 p.m. The program is open to the public and free of charge.
April has been designated worldwide as Autism Awareness Month. According to the Center of Disease Control (CDC), one in every 88 children in the United States falls under the autism spectrum.
Cadwell said, "Their findings also show that one in 54 boys fall into the spectrum."
PLYMOUTH — Last weekend, Staff Sergeant Jerry Nenycz, of Plymouth, fought against eight other competitors in a contest to determine the best soldier and Non-Commissioned Officer in Indiana.
Nenycz, an NCO, eventually took home the title, after placing first or second in nearly every event in the three-day physical and mental contest.
"At the end of each day we got a running total (score) so we knew where we were," explained Nenycz. "It felt good to be in the lead, but at no point did I feel like I had a breather, or like I was safe."
PLYMOUTH — According to a survey taken by the Plymouth Park and Recreation board last summer, there are more people utilizing the park from outside the city limits than inside the city limits.
"That survey just opened our eyes a little bit," said board president Dave Morrow.
CULVER – Lt. Governor Becky Skillman visited Mystic Hills Golf Course in Culver Tuesday to encourage Hoosiers to play some of Indiana's beautiful golf courses this year, as well as to promote the Pete Dye Trail, a group of courses designed by Lake Maxinkuckee resident and internationally acclaimed golf course designer Pete Dye.
Indiana boasts more courses than anywhere else in the world designed by Dye, considered by many as the father of modern golf course architecture.
Lois Schultz
May 13, 1926-April 2, 2012
PLYMOUTH — Lois M. Schultz, 85, of S.R. 17, Plymouth, passed away at 8 a.m. Monday, April 2, 2012, at her home.
Lois was born May 13, 1926, in Stillwell, to Russell and Florence (Whittaker) Wing Sr. Lois became the bride of Robert W. Schultz, Sept. 30, 1950, at the Salem Church, Salem. They have been residents of Plymouth since 1961.
PLYMOUTH — After canceling its pre-season scrimmage with LaVille last week, Plymouth's youth showed a bit in its opener Wednesday.
An overthrow from short to first with a runner heading to second in the top of the third inning cost the Lady Pilgrims three runs, and that error ended up making all the difference as Plymouth fell 5-2 to a surging Mishawaka squad at home.
Fred J. Hasting
Aug. 22, 1951-April 2, 2012
GREENCASTLE — Fred J. Hasting Sr., 60, Van Bibber Lake Estates, ended his four-year battle with cancer at home Monday, April 2, 2012.
Fred was born Aug. 22, 1951 in Hamlet, to Donald and Betty (Starkey) Hasting.
He graduated from Oregon-Davis High School in 1969. He was a machinist for 32 years.
Fred married Judy (Crosby) Hasting April 28, 2001 and she survives.
PLYMOUTH — Plymouth head baseball coach Tony Plothow had concerns about the inexperience of his pitching staff coming into the season.
Those concerns became a reality Wednesday night at Bill Nixon Field in a six-inning, 10-0 loss to the visiting South Bend St. Joseph's Indians.
Plymouth used three pitchers in the game, each appearing on the mound for the first time ever in a varsity uniform.
Triton romps over Oregon-Davis in opener
Marc Lindsay recorded two hits, two RBI and two runs scored, and Triton trampled Oregon-Davis 17-1 in both teams' opener Wednesday.
OD struggled with six errors in the loss, and the Trojans plated 17 runs off just five hits in five innings.
Seth Glingle got the win on the mound.
• TRITON 17, OREGON-DAVIS 1 (5 inn.)
At Bourbon
OD: 001 00 — 1 4 6
Triton: 339 2x — 17 5 2
Seth Glingle (W, 1-0); Jake Jones (L, 0-1), Henry Clark (3).
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Northwest scholarship honors late farmer
The Mike Perry John Deere Endowed Scholarship has been established through the Northwest Mississippi Community College Foundation by his brother Whit, other family members, and by a host of friends.
Mike Perry was born Oct. 27, 1954 to Barbara and Frank (Bud) Perry of Tunica. The third of four sons, he began farming with his father after high school. He married Annette Daniels of Tunica, and the couple had five children—Jason, Betsy, Justin, Brett and Blake. He was a member of Evansville Baptist Church in the community of Cottonville.
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"Mike was a wonderful brother. He would make it a point to communicate with us on a regular basis," said Whit Perry, who is an instructor in Northwest's Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology program. "He was very close to his brothers. I once told him that if God were to tell me I could do it over and choose a brother that I would tell God to make him just like Mike. He was the type of brother who could laugh and cry with you. He was open and honest."
An avid hunter and fisherman, Mike loved traveling to the coast each summer after his crop was 'laid by' to fish with Capt. Mike Foto, owner of Fish Finders Charters in Biloxi. He always took his youngest son Blake, his friend Taylor Watson and many times one of his brothers or nephew, Bud. This was always the highlight of the year for him, other than holidays with his family.
"My brother was a working farmer," said Whit. "If you wanted to ride around with him you would usually be on a tractor or some other kind of farm machinery. He wasn't the gentleman type farmer. He worked hard and was very successful at his farming endeavors."
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As far as numbers go, Rakeem Cato is a very good player, but to make a run to New York, he will have to go on a tear in the second half of the season.
Heisman Watch: Notre Dame's Everett Golson Goes Head-To-Head With Reigning Heisman Winner, Jameis Winston
There is no disputing which game deserves the Heisman spotlight game this week. Notre Dame and Florida State will offer the biggest stage for a pair of Heisman Trophy candidates, Everett Golson of Notre Dame and the reigning Heisman Trophy winner from Florida State, Jameis Winston.
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Until Notre Dame proves it can beat one of the elite programs in college football on a grand stage, the overall assessment of Notre Dame will be that it is good, but not good enough. But this season appears to be up for grabs with plenty of surprises still to come. Can Notre Dame offer one more surprise?
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CLEVELAND (AP) - Once they stopped dropping the ball and throwing it to the Browns, the Pittsburgh Steelers realized something bigger than a win could be slipping away.
Their season.
The Steelers committed eight turnovers _ five fumbles and three interceptions by quarterback Charlie Batch _ to make things easier on Cleveland and the Browns did just enough for a 20-14 win on Sunday over their bitter rivals to put Pittsburgh's playoff hopes in a pickle.
"We have to get ourselves together in a hurry and figure out a way to get some wins," Steelers tight end Heath Miller said.
With their second loss in a row inside the AFC North, the Steelers (6-5) dropped into a tie with Cincinnati and now trail first-place Baltimore by three games. Pittsburgh visits the Ravens next Sunday in what boils down to a must-win situation for a team that looked anything but postseason primed against the Browns (3-8).
By next week, Pittsburgh could have quarterback Ben Roethlisberger back from injury. But even Big Ben might not be able to straighten out these Steelers, who converted just 1 of 9 third downs, rushed for 49 yards and did little right after linebacker Lawrence Timmons returned an interception 53 yards for a touchdown just 71 seconds after the opening kickoff.
All four Pittsburgh running backs fumbled once, and it was fitting that Steelers wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders committed the final turnover with a fumble on a last-play, desperation lateral.
"If you turn the ball over the way we did, you're not going to beat anybody, that's just the reality in the National Football League," said Steelers coach Mike Tomlin, who has rarely looked as upset with his team. "I'm surprised it was that close given the turnover situation."
Batch, forced to start because of rib injuries to Roethlisberger and Byron Leftwich, finished 20 of 34 for 199 yards. The 37-year-old third-stringer wasn't the reason Pittsburgh lost, but he didn't make enough plays to shake the Steelers from their funk.
"I have to put it on my shoulders," Batch said. "We had a chance to win, actually two, and I turned it over. Can't do that. I made some bad throws. We had all the fumbles, and yet we still had a chance to win, that's the crazy part."
The Browns, though, hung on and finally came out on the winning side of a close game. In beating the Steelers for just the second time in 18 games, Cleveland improved to 5-23 against Pittsburgh since 1999.
"I said to the rookies, `You're all 1-0 against Pittsburgh,'" said Browns coach Pat Shurmur, who faces an uncertain future in Cleveland. "You play a rivalry and you're trying to get some traction. This game we finished. I think that's an important message as we move forward."
The victory came with a price.
Browns rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden sustained a concussion in the final minutes, requiring backup Colt McCoy to come in and finish off a victory Cleveland fans _ and new owner Jimmy Haslam _ savored as much as any in years.
After throwing an incompletion, Weeden fell awkwardly and appeared to hit his head on the leg of teammate Joe Thomas as he went down. Weeden was then replaced by McCoy, who suffered a serious head injury late last season in Pittsburgh when he was laid out on a vicious hit by Steelers linebacker James Harrison.
McCoy didn't throw a pass after coming on in relief, and it's too early to know if he'll be needed next week at Oakland. If he must play, the Browns are confident that McCoy, who lost his starting job when the Browns drafted Weeden, can get the job done.
"If it comes down to it, we've got Colt and Colt makes smart decisions and Colt's been ready to play all year," said running back Trent Richardson, who rushed for 85 yards and scored the go-ahead touchdown in the third quarter with a 15-yard run.
Cleveland's win also sent president Mike Holmgren out on a winning note. After the game, the Browns announced that it was the final game for the 64-year-old Holmgren, who has said he may return to coaching. The Browns went only 12-32 under Holmgren, but at least one of the wins came against the dreaded Steelers _ now in trouble.
Several holding penalties also hurt Pittsburgh and wide receiver Plaxico Burress, re-signed during the week because of injuries to Antonio Bryant and Jerricho Cotchery, did not catch a pass.


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Are you vegetarian or vegan? Do you love going to summer BBQ's, but sometimes feel like you're an after-thought? Or are you interested in adding new dishes to your already bountiful repertoire of BBQ dishes? Would you like to share with your friends and family just how good and delicious a vegan BBQ can be… We feel the same!
Cornucopia's very own vegan chef James Burke will teach us how to get the BBQ-ed best from tempeh, tofu and summer vegetables. He will introduce us to some new ways of adding great smokey flavours to your homemade salads and sauces. In December, James spoke at 2 sold out events in Cornucopia's first floor dining room, 'A very merry vegan Christmas – A traditional meal with a vegan twist'. It was such a success that we had to ask him back again. He spent many years in North Carolina, cooking, playing music and surrounded by all things American, so no better man to show us the way!
On the evening we will have a delicious vegan BBQ meal, followed by an educational talk with James, where he will give us tips and tricks on how you can recreate these wonderful flavours at home. All washed down with some live ol' time music from 'The Greasy Coat Stringband'.
Fancy dress optional! There will be prizes for best dressed… YeeHar!
Tickets are available from Cornucopia Restaurant & The Dublin Food Co-op
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We have recently launched a vibrant and delicious new range of juices, made specifically for Cornucopia and designed by nutritionist Erika Doolan. Our juices are 100% raw and are packed with nutrients! So far these juices have been going down a storm!
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We have recently launched a vibrant and delicious new range of juices, made specifically for Cornucopia and designed by nutritionist Erika Doolan. Our juices are 100% raw and are packed with nutrients! So far these juices have been going down a storm.
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Going on your first Detox can be a little daunting and intimidating, and we want to offer as much support as we can. So with this in mind, for those that want to sign up to our Juice Detox Programme we will provide an online support forum for you. This way you can check in and let us know how you are doing with your Detox, see how other people are getting on, and have a place to come if you have any questions at any point during your Detox. And just so you know you are not alone, we will be right there Detoxing with you! Some of our team have volunteered themselves to Juice Detox alongside you!
As well as all the info on what to expect from your Detox, we will give you tasters of all of our recently launched juices, as well as each of the juices available in the detox package!
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- Access to an online forum where you can receive assistance and support from Erika Doolan & the detoxing team in Cornucopia, as well as others who are doing their detox too!
The juice detox package can be pre-ordered to be picked up on the evening for the adventurous! And for those that would like to know a little more about juicing before signing up to 3 days can come along and if you like what you see, you can order your detox pack on the evening and either pick it up in Cornucopia or have it delivered straight to your home or office!
3 Day Juice Detox: €80
Ticket for event only: €5
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Juices can be picked up directly from Cornucopia or from Nutgrove Enterprise Park. If you would like the juices delivered to your home, there will be an extra charge.
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Indian Food?.....Where?
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I want to eat some really really good indian food. I want some spicy indian food and afterwards, I want the sweet stuff too, but I want the really really good gulab Jamun or rasmalai...where is it?
Well I checked your profile to see WHERE in Florida you are dining... The answer is Heelsha (www.heelsha.com
)1550 NE 164th St
North Miami Bch, FL 33162
(305) 754-3985
Here is the menu -
Right down to the Gulap Jamun for $2.99
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While your observation regarding the beef may be right, he asked for good, that is what Heelsha is... delicious and great Indian/Bangladeshi Food. The best in Miami in my opinion. And they do have what Indiandragon wants...the hot factor, great spices, curries, and gulap jamum ;-)
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Owners are Bengladeshi but I don't think serving beef necessarily marks a restaurant as not authenticly Indian. Net everyone in India is Hindu.
Note even the dean of Indian cookery, Madjur Jaffrey, includes beef recipes in her cookbooks:
although its not an indian restaurant,and the curries were not spicy enough for me(i'm a vindaloo kind of a guy)the indian portion of the miami spice menu dinner at vix restaurant in the victor hotel was the best indian food i have in 27 years here in south florida.You got to choose 3 of 4 curries available put on small plates the size of oversized squares that you put soy sauce in sushi restaurants(maybe twice that size of dish).They did give you excellent naan and a healthy portion of basmati rice to compensate.I ordered the latin appetizer which was two different petite ceviches to start.Even though i eat like a horse,i found that the vix's miami spice program was excellent(of course i would of loved huge plates of the different curries).Hope someone else tries their indian selection and lets me know what they thought of it.I suffered no attitude from the waiter when i told him i wanted the miami spice menu.Why cant other restaurants do good indian.Selections in south beach have been traditionally lame.
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Cafe Roti is Lakeland's own little secret. It is awesome. The aroma's alone can stop me in my tracks.
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That is Trinidadian food. There are similarities but it is not the same. That is liking sending someone looking for vindaloo curry to a get masaman curry at a Thai restaurant. Bangladesh/Pakistani is at least much closer.
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That said, some of the roti joints are tastier than the not so simple Indian spots, especially here in South Florida.
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I go way down south on SW 160th Colonial Drive to Caribbean Roti which is a little Caribbean strip mall with the requisite barber shop, reggae shop, Jamaican restaurant, and patty stop along side the place. All together have less atmosphere than the barber shop, but the eating is good.
There's a new Indian restaurant coming soon to Ocean Drive in South Beach. Between 5-6th Streets to be exact. Seeing how I am far from an Indian Cuisine Connisseur, I look forward to hearing your reviews....remember to give them some time to work out the kinks!
We lived in south forida a year and a half and always enjoyed going to Madras Cafe in pompano beach. It is located in a shopping center on Powerline Rd. South of Atlantic in Broward county. They feature good North and South Indian selections.Their buffet on the weekends features pani pouri which is a really good indian street food you have to assemble. They have a variety of meat and vegetable dishes and dosas made on the spot.every time I have been they do have gulab jamun for dessert, We did order off the menu once one evening when friends came from out of town and that was excellent. Try to google their menu and see what you think. I think it would be worth a trip for you . Also If you like south Indian Cuisine, I highly recommend Udipi Cafe in Sunrise. It features an all vegetarian menu but very tasty. You take 95 north to Sunrise blvd, go west (it will feel like you will be driving forever),then take a right on University. Udipi cafe will be on the right in a strip mall not long after you turn onto University. Good luck.
If you have access to an Indian grocery store, they have free magazines called "Little India" or" Desh Videsh" where local indian restaurants advertise. That is how I found some of the restaurants when I first moved to that area.


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A photographic notebook from Robert Scott's ill-fated Antarctic expedition has been found after a century trapped in the ice of the frozen continent, New Zealand's Antarctic Heritage Trust said.
New Zealand's prime minister laid out a three-year government agenda Tuesday that includes returning the country's books to surplus, conducting a vote on whether to change the nation's flag, and tightening the rules on terrorist fighters.
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The New Zealand dollar sank Monday after the central bank disclosed it conducted its biggest sell-off of the currency in seven years to lower an exchange rate that is squeezing exporters.
The New Zealand government's handling of a fragile economy was the "overwhelming" reason for its third election victory, Prime Minister John Key said Sunday after his party won a historic majority and he eyed a fourth triumph.
New Zealand's conservative Prime Minister John Key swept to a historic election victory on Saturday, securing a third term as voters ignored campaign allegations of dirty tricks and mass spying.
Scientists said Tuesday a female colossal squid weighing an estimated 350 kilograms (770 lbs) and thought to be only the second intact specimen ever found was carrying eggs when discovered in the Antarctic.
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WB, DC Release Clip from "Superman/Batman: Apocalypse"
Warner Home Video and DC Entertainment have released a new film clip and screenshots from the September 28 releasing "Superman/Batman: Apocalypse" direct to DVD animated feature.
SPINOFF: Željko Ivanek & Lisa Vidal Know About "The Event"
SPINOFF spoke with actors Željko Ivanek and Lisa Vidal about their respective roles in NBC's upcoming sci-fi conspiracy thriller series, "The Event" which is set to debut Monday, September 20.
Green Lantern, Spider-Man, Dredd: Sept 15th Comic Reel
Ryan Reynolds talks about his "fantasy dancing jammies." Andrew Garfield guesses what his "Spider-Man" training will entail. "Dredd" already a big winner in overseas markets and more.
The CW Releases New "Smallville" Pics
As fan anticipation for the final season of "Smallville" continues to build, The CW has released a new set of images from the season's September 24 debut, "Lazarus," along with an official description of the episode.
Captain America, Boilerplate, Marvel TV: Sept 14th Comic Reel
"Captain America" continues his campaign in Manchester! Paul Guinan talks "Boilerplate" film! Joe Quesada teases a Marvel based TV show! Also, a "Phoenix" rises for Harlan Ellison and more.
SPINOFF: Creator Nick Wauters Knows About "The Event"
With the highly promoted NBC series set to debut on September 20, SPINOFF spoke with "The Event" creator Nick Wauters about the show's sci fi elements, viewer expectations and more.
Boilerplate Creator Discusses His Bad Robot
"Boilerplate" co-creator Paul Guinan spoke with CBR about entrusting his steampunk robot to the hands of J.J. Abrams for the upcoming big screen adaptation, why Abrams is the perfect director for the film and more.
Spider-Man Musical, MIB III, Captain America: Sept 13th Comic Reel
"Spider-Man" Musical appears on TV with U2! Josh Brolin talks "Men in Black 3". Stanley Tucci on "Captain America's" Dr. Erksine. Also, an "illustrated" film based on "Hack/Slash" and more.
Inside The Other "Watchmen" Movie
CBR has an exclusive look at the "Watchmen" film that could have been as production designer Dominic Watkins shares his and Paul Greengrass' early concepts for a more realistic, modern version of the superhero classic.
Spider-Man Musical Costumes, Sets Revealed
After debuting a song from "Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark" on Good Morning America, director Julie Taymor unveiled several set designs and costumes for the Green Goblin and a new villain, Swiss Miss. ROBOT 6 has details.
Doctor Strange, Priest, Kick-Ass 2: Sept 10th Comic Reel
"Doctor Strange" to be animated Pixar style? "Priest" trailer promises a warrior's return. Hit-Girl and Millar talk "Kick-Ass 2" Also, Josh Brolin admits flaws in "Jonah Hex" and more.
"Heroes": Almost Certainly Over
Word is out that despite the best efforts of creator Tim Kring, the NBC superhero-themed series will not be brought back for a mini series or special finale to wrap storylines.
Captain America, Conan, Ghost Rider 2: Sept 9th Comic Reel
Cap's costume revealed! "Conan" baddie talks up his weapon. "Ghost Rider 2" script review an reveals isolated Johnny Blaze. Also, a first look at Emma Frost, some "Hobbit" news, and more.
VIDEO: "Batman: B&tB: The Siege of Starro"
Cartoon Network has released clips and images from "Batman: The Brave and the Bold: The Siege of Starro," the first part of which airs September 17 and kicks off a string of new episodes.
Animated "Avengers" Smash Onto Television
A preview of Marvel's upcoming series, "The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes" at Fan Expo revealed that Captain America isn't on the team from Day 1 and Iron Man and the Hulk will generate most of the laughs.
Red, X-Men: First Class, R.I.P.D: Sept 8th Comic Reel
the first "Red" clip arrives. Young Charles Xavier reports to "First Class." Robert Schwentke to direct "R.I.P.D." Also, "Green Lantern" costume description, a look at the "Spider-Man" Musical and more.
SPINOFF: "Smallville" Ups Cameo Count
Already heavy on its guest star roster for its tenth and final season, "Smallville" has one more super sea king in the pocket to appear in a season full of Darkseid, and SPINOFF ONLINE has the details.
X-Men: First Class, Dredd, Spider-Man: Sept 7th Comic Reel
Has the "First Class" logo been revealed? "Dredd" finds Judge Anderson and a synopsis. Andrew Garfield has been prepping for "Spider-Man" since he was seven. Also, "Battling Boy" and more.
Whatever Happened to Cinema's Love Affair with Labor?
It's Labor Day in the USA! To celebrate, SPINOFF asks, whatever happened to films where work was anything other than drudgery from which to escape?
Worst Case Scenario: Dreamy, The Teen Sandman
Vertigo's Sandman is headed to television screens near you... but what if this isn't a good thing? SPINOFF's Graeme McMillan considers his nightmare adaptation.
Will Transformers' Extra Accident Change the Industry?
As more details emerge about the accident on the set of "Transformers 3" this week, SPINOFF wonders how it happened, and what effect it'll have on movie stunts from now on.
The Walking Dead, Smallville, Unbreakable 2: Sept 3rd Comic Reel
Frank Darabont dispels second season rumors. "Smallville" season ten description online. The third "Night Chronicles" film was "Unbreakable 2." Also, "Hobo with a Shotgun" trailer and more.
Green Lantern, Captain America, The Sandman: Sept 2nd Comic Reel
Peter Sarsgaard on his "Green Lantern" forehead, Joe Johnston on ties to the Marvel Universe and "The Sandman" finally comes to television! Also, new "Sucker Punch" image and more.
"Sandman" TV Series In The Works
The award-winning sales chart perennial by Neil Gaiman and company finds its prospects for adaptation in other media renewed as Warner Bros. Television makes a move for "The Sandman."
SPINOFF: "The Walking Dead" Cleared for Season 2
"The Walking Dead" Season 2 looked like it might be a sure thing coming out of Comic-Con 2010, and a new report corroborates those prospects -- despite the fact that Season 1 has yet to even air on AMC.
Captain America, Kick-Ass 2, Runaways: Sept 1st Comic Reel
Has "Captain America" found his Union Jack? Mark Millar says "Kick-Ass 2" is nine months from production! "Runaways" to shoot in March. Also, Rose Byrne coy about "First Class" and more.
FIRST LOOK: "Smallville" Season 10
Jonathan Kent makes his mysterious return to the Kent farm in a series of images from "Lazarus," the tenth season premier of The CW's "Smallville" which looks to enter its final season with guest stars galore.
Wolverine 2, Hellboy 3, Fantastic Four Reborn: Aug 31st Comic Reel
Will Darren Aronofsky direct "Wolverine" in Japan? Ron Perlman says no movement on "Hellboy 3." Stephen Moyer on Doctor Doom rumor. Also, Whedon talks "Avengers" and more.
Fantastic Four Reborn, Conan, The Untamed: Aug 30th Comic Reel
"Fantastic Four" looking for Ben Grimm's voice! "Conan" enjoys a drink or two in racy photos! "The Untamed" to be a motion picture! Also, Stanley Tucci on "Captain America" and more.
FAN EXPO: Tron: Legacy 3D Presentation
Fan Expo Canada gave attendees an early look at "Tron: Legacy" footage, as well as a peak at the gameplay of "Tron: Evolution." First impressions are that the sequel is worth the wait.
SPINOFF: Are TV Shows Doomed To Lose Viewers?
In light of Syfy's "Warehouse 13" losing half a million viewers for no apparent reason, SPINOFF wonders if television series can't help but fail to hold on to their fans.
SPINOFF: Marvel Responds to "Runaways" Casting Controversy
In a statement released this week, Marvel Studios addressed the concerns over the possibility of a non-Asian American actress landing the role of Nico. SPINOFF has the details.
Thor, Tamara Drewe, Judge Dredd: Aug 27th Comic Reel
"Thor" villain talks about the final battle and blood on the set. A new "Tamara Drewe" trailer. Karl Urban talks tone of "Dredd." Also, "Psychopomp" to be a film/comic, a sliver of new "Tron" and more.
Iron Fist, Nightfall, Thor: Aug 26th Comic Reel
"Iron Fist" finds a writer for eventual film! "Saw" director to take on Platinum's "Nightfall." The ladies of "Thor" discuss clothes and sequels. Also, Whedon on "Avengers" scripting, "Scott Pilgrim" DVD sneak and more.
SPINOFF: Marvel Moves Forward With Iron Fist Movie
Iron Fist moves closer to the big screen as Marvel Studios has hired "xXx" screenwriter Rich Wilkes to pen a screenplay based on the publisher's martial arts superhero. SPINOFF has the details.
Captain America, Red, Priest: Aug 25th Comic Reel
Video from "Captain America's" V-E Day! New International post and trailer for "Red." Director and star talk "Priest." Also, an "Authority" clarification, the "Battle Angel" carrot, Isis comes to "Smallville" and more.
AMC Releases "The Walking Dead" Trailer
AMC has released the four-plus minute long "Walking Dead" teaser that had thousands of fans talking during this summer's CCI along with the official debut date of October 31 and an expanded 90 minute runtime.
Thor, Locke & Key, The Goon: Aug 24th Comic Reel
Chris Hemsworth on "Thor's" fighting style. Spielberg to produce "Locke & Key" TV series. Eric Powell on "Goon" voices. Also, further "First Class" talk, an "Authority" movie rumor and more.
Hill's "Locke & Key" Heads To TV?
Months of stories and rumors surrounding the hit IDW series seem to be pointing towards an upcoming "Locke & Key" TV series produced by Stephen Spielberg and adapted by Alex Kurtzman and Robert Orci.
SPINOFF: New Photos From "Red"
Summit Entertainment has released a dozen new images from "Red," Robert Schwentke's action-comedy based on the 2003 WildStorm miniseries by Warren Ellis and Cully Hamner. SPINOFF has the gallery.
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Johnny Flynn – 'Country Mile' @ Rough Trade East
In 2010, while record labels tripped over one-another to sign folk acts who could ride the wave of popularism sparked by Mumford & Sons – seemingly on the mantra of 'quantity over quality' – Johnny Flynn released his second album 'Been Listening', an album that emulated the high standards set by his first.At about the same time, GQ ran an article on upcoming folk singer-songwriters. Today, of those listed I can only name one – Johnny Flynn.
Aside from many a girl's fixation on his blonde hair and boyish charms, the enduring appeal of Flynn stems from his lyrics, which occasionally tackle the usual fare of liaisons, jilted love, and crumbling relationships, but more often than not embrace themes of religion, death, self-reflection, and Wayne Rooney. Poetic in the extreme his songs could easily be read as well as sung, and they swing between storytelling prose and the more traditional Mumford-esque chorus singalongs.
Flynn's new album 'Country Mile' is easily recognisable, with tracks like 'Gypsy Hymn' echoing songs from earlier albums, in particular 'All The Dogs Are Lying Down' and 'The Prizefighter and the Heiress'. His shanty sound, epitomised in 'Barnacled Warship', is found here in 'Bottom of the Sea Blues' and while his Irish influence can be detected in certain songs, this album has a firm root in a frontier sound, especially in the title track 'Country Mile' and 'Fol-De-Roi'. Flynn's successful collaboration with Laura Marling on his last album is also echoed by the distinct prominence of his sister Lillie Flynn on most tracks.
As with his other albums, 'Country Mile' is a grower. On first listening you pine for the songs you know, but as the lyrics and melodies become more familiar the album's quality comes to the fore. This is definitely an album which won't disappoint fans. And judging by his all too short set at Rough Trade East, neither will his performances. Aside from the length (which presumably was designed as a taster of his forthcoming tour) the gig was a selection of the best from his new album, with a couple of classics thrown in to appease those who, perhaps, haven't warmed to (or heard) his new material. For an actor, his interactions with the crowd is strangely subdued, bordering on the shy; but for most fans, the music is what they want to hear and this is what he does best. The small space created at the back of Rough Trade let's the most obsessive get very close, while providing the rest of us with an atmospheric cocoon of sound which suits Flynn's music perfectly.
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Seminoles Close 'Storybook' Season
November 8, 2014 GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS, Ohio — Jay Circosta has used the phrase "storybook team" to describe his 2014 Monroe Central football squa. more »»
Monroe Rallies in Second Half, Beats Frontier 13-12
October 25, 2014 BEAVERTOWN — Monroe Central staged another second-half rally Friday night. And, in the process, the Seminoles might have punched their postseason ticket. more »»
Monroe Central 36, Shenandoah 20
October 13, 2014 SARAHSVILLE — Levi Brown had a monster game on the ground with 224 yards on 23 carries and two touchdowns as Monroe Central (5-2) held off Shenandoah (0-7). more »»
Monroe Rallies To Beat Magnolia
October 4, 2014 WOODSFIELD — Monroe Central swatted away a 22-yard field-goal attempt as time expired Friday night, capping a wild final three minutes in which it rallied from 13 points down to earn a 25-24 victory... more »»
Monroe Central 42, Fort Frye 7
September 29, 2014 BEVERLY— Monroe Central scored 28 points in the first half and never looked back en route to a victory against Fort Frye. more »»
VOLLEYBALL: Fort Frye d. Monroe Central 25-22, 25-10, 25-17
September 26, 2014 WOODSFIELD — Courtney McIntosh led the way with 14 points and four aces as Fort Frye (12-3) defeated Monroe Central (5-6). more »»
Caldwell 20, Monroe Central 19 OT
September 20, 2014 CALDWELL — Jason Allen kicked the game winning extra point in overtime as Caldwell (4-0) slipped by Monroe Central (2-2). more »»
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Monroe Central 27 River 21
September 13, 2014 HANNIBAL — Levi Brown had two touchdown runs to lead Monroe Central in a victory against River. more »»
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VOLLEYBALL: Monroe Central d. Caldwell 25-17, 25-13, 25-18
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VOLLEYBALL: John Marshall d. Monroe Central
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River d. Monroe Central 25-23, 25-22, 19-25, 18-25, 13-15
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The corner of 3rd and Washington Streets in downtown Wausau is rich in historical significance.
Built in 1902 and 1903, what's now known as Washington Square was most known as Winkelman's Department Store. Owner Sam Winkelman opened the doors in 1911.
"That was really the center of all the commerce for this area, as he developed his department store," said Mark Craig, general manager of Compass Properties, the business that owns the square.
Back in 1936, the two story building was elevated to three stories in the middle of the depression. Craig says it shows how well the businessman was doing.
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Scott Goldstein, who's still new at covering City Hall for The Dallas Morning News, had a piece in the paper a week ago that expressed the longstanding Morning News strategy for new beat reporters, which is pretty much the opposite of the strategy at places where I have worked. He wrote a glowingly ... More >>
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SerynDenton's Seryn have been riding high since the release of their debut full-lenth, This Is Where We Are. And, in the midst of all the hype the band has been receiving, they've found a way to give back. On Saturday, April 16, at 7 p.m., the band will perform a benefit concert at Bethany Luther ... More >>
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Bulls Send Teague To Nets For Shengelia
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Report: Bulls Trade Marquis Teague To Brooklyn
The Chicago Bulls have agreed to send Maquis Teague to the Brooklyn Nets for Toko Shengelia, according to a report by Yahoo sports' Adrian Wojnarowski.
Video: Nets Mascot Orchestrates Worst Dunk Attempt Ever
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Hawk says "we" all the time, and it makes me furrow my brow ever so slightly and even a bit more when Steve Stone does it because Stone plays the more refined straight guy in that comedy team.
Brooklyn Nets Coach Kidd Gets Probation For DWI
Brooklyn Nets coach Jason Kidd pleaded guilty Tuesday to a misdemeanor drunken driving charge and was placed on interim probation nearly a year after he smashed his Cadillac SUV into a utility pole on eastern Long Island.
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Kidd was introduced on Thursday as the new coach of the Brooklyn Nets, less than 24 hours after he was hired by the franchise that he led to its greatest NBA success.
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Hello, Brooklyn. The Nets will introduce Kidd as their new head coach on Thursday at a 2 p.m. press conference at Barclays Center.
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The Brooklyn Nets hired Jason Kidd as their coach Wednesday, bringing the former star back to the franchise he led to its greatest NBA success.
Brian Shaw In Mix, But Jason Kidd Owns Buzz In Nets' Coaching Decision
Kidd met with general manager Billy King on Monday and Shaw is expected to meet with the team Wednesday.
Report: Interest 'Mutual' Between Jason Kidd, Brooklyn Nets
Brooklyn's coaching search is "strongly pointing toward" Kidd after his meeting with team brass, the Post reported, adding that he's "viewed as the leading candidate for the job."
Jason Kidd To Discuss Nets' Coaching Job
Jason Kidd is interested in the Brooklyn Nets' coaching position and plans to talk to the team this week, a person familiar with the situation said Sunday.
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The Nets are continuing to search for their next head coach, and it's no secret that owner Mikhail Prokhorov likes big names. Cue Larry Brown, the current head men's basketball coach at Southern Methodist University.
Bulls Beat Nets 99-93 In Game 7; Advance To Play Heat
Joakim Noah had 24 points and 14 rebounds, Marco Belinelli also scored 24 points and the Chicago Bulls beat the Brooklyn Nets 99-93 on Saturday night in Game 7 of their first-round series.
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Nate Robinson, who was battling the flu and seen vomiting on the Bulls bench finished with 18 points while playing 42 minutes. After a draining game for him, Robinson sat quietly at his locker before addressing the media:
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Nate Robinson scored 34 points, and the Chicago Bulls wiped out a 14-point deficit late in regulation and beat the Brooklyn Nets 142-134 in triple overtime Saturday to take a 3-1 lead in the first-round playoff series.
Spiegel: Noah And The Bulls Remind Us Who They Are
Last night's Game 2 in Brooklyn was just the kind of bounce back Jekyl follows Hyde game the Bulls have delivered all season long.


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November 1912. South Framingham, Massachusetts. "Home of Rufine Morini, 6 Coburn Street. Two mothers, three children 10, 8 and 6 years old, working on tags for Dennison. Children anaemic. Make $10 (more or less) a month. Witness, F.A. Smith." View full size. Photograph and caption by Lewis Wickes Hine.
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March 1944. Washington labor canteen. Band for a St. Patrick's Day dance sponsored by the United Federal Workers of America, Congress of Industrial Organizations. View full size. Medium format safety negative by Joseph Horne.
March 1944. St. Patrick's Day dancers at the Washington labor canteen party sponsored by the United Federal Workers of America. View full size. Medium format safety negative by Joseph A. Horne for the Office of War Information.
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Bacon craze jumps the shark
- greygarious Jun 29, 2010 11:53 AM
The sight of colored bacon is actually horrible enough that I'm not going to be interested in regular bacon for some time to come. I imagine small kids will pester their parents for it.
I know they came out with green ketchup a few years back but never noticed it in the supermarket so I don't know if it caught on or is still made.
Oh yes, if ONLY parents could get their kids to eat more bacon. You know kids: they gobble the veggies, but not the bacon.
That's really really close to being the funniest thing I've ever seen.
This, however, is one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
In the right context, I guess I totally dig lots of artificial colors. But yeah, not in bacon. Not so much.
As someone commented in the blog thread, "just because you CAN doesn't mean you SHOULD." There is seriously something wrong with some people. And the comments are the best thing about that entire article!
"If you have a problem getting your children to eat bacon, then you need new kids."
"This is bloody stupid, why ruin something so good?"
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This weekend I experienced my first ever seed swap. Seed swaps at their simplest are events where gardeners meet and exchange seeds. Growing from seed is the cheapest and most rewarding route to a beautiful and bountiful garden, and seed swapping events are a wonderful way to share the excesses of your yield and find new treasures. So did it live up to my expectations? Erm, yes and no.
Held in the local town hall, our community seed swap was a fairly large event. It involved: a bank of seeds for swapping; several talks by esteemed gardeners and horticulturalists; lots of stalls manned by independent local seed companies offering up an assortment of unusual and enticing selections; a few stalls run by local nurseries selling established shrubs, trees and herbs; a willow weaving workshop; a few really great kids activities; and a couple of cafe areas offering scrummy looking cakes and teas. All this took place to a toe-tapping live soundtrack provided by of a local three-piece folk band.
It was a really lovely day out with something for everyone in the family. We bumped into friends, scoffed cake, chatted with local stall owners and learnt a thing or two along the way. The kids were surprisingly engaged too. They did a quiz where they had to match the seed to the plant from which it came (and enjoyed doing it!). They veered away from the stall where you could make a bird feeder using a pine cone, string, some seeds and peanut butter, and instead headed to a stall run by Patina volunteers where they made some absolutely beautiful lanterns (for which I'll share instructions in a follow-up blog).
Perhaps the most disappointing part of the event was the actual seed swap itself. I had visions of expanses of seeds lovingly collected and labelled by the weathered hands of seasoned gardeners. In reality, what I saw was a rather meagre fair of mainly out-of-date commercial seed packets containing standard varieties of veggies. There were hardly any flower seeds. The few seed packets that were clearly 'home made' contained fairly uninspiring species. Disapointing. Anyhow, after a rummage I added my own carefully-collected seeds to the mix and selected a couple of packs to try out at home.I'm not holding out much hope for their successful cultivation. Only Spring will reveal if they are any good. Until then all I can do is keep my novice green fingers crossed.
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[This message edited by Jrand at 12:43 PM, July 4th (Friday)]
Certainly a different direction than I'd take if I were in his shoes and wanted someone to stay
That's because you'd be being honest. That's not who he is. His claim that he's over it is just nonsense. That blank stare is his physical voice, saying "I just want these talks over with, and to get back to life as usual." He's not seeing that this can't happen. It's too much. He's cheated. Maybe it didn't mean much to him, but to you and your marriage? It's huge. Too huge to just ignore and move on.
I'm so sorry he's being indifferent. Have you read the 180? It's in the healing library, found in the left box on the upper left part of the screen. I suggest reading it, and implementing it. It's for you to detach, not for him. He won't like it, but that's irrelevant. It's for you - it will remind you that life isn't all about him and his issues, it will remind you how strong you are, and it will show you that your life will go on without him being a major part of it. It helps, trust me. I'm sure what I've said the 180 will do sounds scary, but please, trust me, once you start, you'll see how much you don't need any of this.
If he does an about face once he sees you're willing to have a life without him, good. If not, you're already down the path of detaching.
Good luck with all of this. It never ceases to amaze me how clueless these WSs can be.
Also the reaction of parents can surprise you. I thought mine would be angry, but they just had no concept of the pain that infidelity can cause because they hadn't been through it. My mom (whom I love dearly) thought I was "just jealous".