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welcomeI Used To Believe is a funny and bizarre collection of ideas that adults thought were true when they were children. It will remind you what it was like to be a child, fascinated and horrified by the world in equal parts. The following pages will reassure you that the things you used to believe weren't so strange after all...
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I used to believe that Holy Water was a near-magical and hard to get substance. I thought it felt and looked different from normal water, but I had no idea where it came from. When I finally learned that's it's just regular water that the priest has prayed over, I was kinda disappointed.
I use to believe that there was little tiny people in my brain and they got to say what I think about and that they were my continuos! Lol there were about 1000 people in my brain
I never used to believe in monsters however i believe that all these kids that believe in monsters under the bed are telling the truth as why do they all report the same occurence a monster that will grab their feet or arms its gotta be more than coincidense also i actually saw the monster under my bed and i have an excellent ability to recall in detail events that happened to me when i was younger than 4 anyways i looked under the bed and saw a dark shape sort of furry but had brilliant white eyes and a large cheshire cat grin whith white teeth just lying under the bed grinning at me strangely i wasnt too afraid i also saw small figures standing on the windowsill behind the curtain and i can recall everything down to the placement of furniture and the colour of the walls and to this day and im 21 i still run and jump into bed and tuck the blanket under my body even though i cant rationalise it i get a real feeling of terror and of being watched every night
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TCU pitcher Brandon Finnegan must wonder what he did wrong.His bad luck hasnt failed all season, including Friday night against Texas.The left-hander from Fort Worth Southwest High School struck out a career-high 12 batters, including seven looking, but still left Lupton Stadium without a victory.The sophomore is 0-7 after he received a no decision in TCUs 9-3 win against the Longhorns in front of 4,212.It even looked as if Finnegan might snap the spell Friday, when the Horned Frogs (28-25, 12-11 in the Big 12) scored two in the fifth and one in the sixth to take a 3-2 lead. Finnegan left the game after six innings after throwing more than 100 pitches. Hes likely to start the Frogs opener Wednesday at the Big 12 tournament in Oklahoma City. TCU coach Jim Schlossnagle will wait to learn the matchup before choosing his starter.Its hard not to think about wins and losses because you want to get as many wins as you can for your team, Finnegan said. But theyre giving it all they got and we still won [Friday] and thats all that matters.No matter TCUs first-round opponent, Finnegan wouldnt be a bad choice. He entered Fridays game with a 2.89 ERA and should, in all fairness, been graced with a better record. In his 14 starts, including Friday night, TCU has scored 39 runs. And 23 of those runs came in three games, including Friday's. So in his 11 other starts the Frogs have scored only 16 runs. In three of his starts, TCU was shut out. After leaving the game with a 3-2 lead Friday, Texas tied it at 3-3 after Andrew Mitchell hit a batter with two outs. A two-base throwing error on a pick-off attempt to first by Mitchell allowed the runner to move to third base. He scored on a single by Mark Payton.TCU trailed 2-0 before tying the game with two runs in the fifth against Texas starter Dillon Peters. Peters had been rolling along, holding the TCU to three hits through the first four innings. But he walked lead-off batter Keaton Jones, who moved to second on a sacrifice bunt. Jones scored when center fielder Taylor Stell lost a high fly ball off Jerrick Suiters bat. Stell turned to track the flight but when he turned around a few feet deeper he held up his arms helplessly. Jones scored easily and Suiter was at second with a double. Suiter scored on Boomer Whites single up the middle to tie the game.The Frogs scored six times in the eighth, including the go-ahead run on a bases-loaded walk by Keaton Jones off pitcher Corey Knebel, scoring Paul Hendrix. Kyle Bacak singled in pinch runner Kevin Daniels to make it 5-3. Knebel was ejected after objecting to the ball-four call by home plate umpire Doyle Sooter. Knebels ejection followed previous ejections of Texas assistant coach Skip Johnson (in the seventh) and head coach Augie Garrido (in the eighth).Last-place Texas dropped to 26-24 and 6-17 in the league.Whites two-run single up the middle made it 9-3. He had two hits and three RBIs.But Finnegan was no longer a factor in the decision by the time TCU exploded in the eighth. It has been that kind of season for him.Schlossnagle even tried to get Finnegan a win Tuesday by putting him in with a 1-0 lead in the fifth inning. UT Arlington, however, spoiled the plan after tying the game with a run in the sixth after Finnegan had left the game.Of course, I didnt get [the win], Finnegan said with a laugh. You just have to keep grinding.Finnegan is hoping the first win comes when it matters most, in the Big 12 tournament next week.Thats what were hoping for, he said.His coach just about guaranteed it to him after Fridays game.I just told him youre not going to go winless this season, Schlossnagle said. Your wins are going to come at the most important time of the year. Elite players want to get hits, they want to make plays, and they want to win games. And hes the ultimate team guy but at some point we need to get him one.Morrison earns tryoutTCU right-hander Preston Morrison (7-3) received an invitation to try out for the College National Team, joining teammate Brandon Finnegan, who earned a spot several weeks ago.Jim Schlossnagle will coach Team USA this summer. Morrison will have a chance to earn a spot on the 24-man roster.Preston has obviously shown that he is one of the premier pitchers in all of college baseball, Schlossnagle said. He has more than earned this great honor and opportunity.
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Dean Kessmann, artist and professor of photography at George Washington University, exhibits 24 large-scale and 24 small-scale digital pigment prints of plastic shopping bags at White Flag Projects (4568 Manchester Avenue) in his solo show, Dean Kessmann: Plastic on Paper. Kessmann arranged and illuminated the bags so that the printing on each is reduced to diluted pools of color suspended in amorphous blobs; they resemble X-rays of human organs, or jellyfish. But they're all titled according to the stores the bags come from Best Buy, Safeway, Toys "R" Us allowing the viewer to still identify them as shopping bags. His artist's statement on the project references ideas of consumerism, the environment, marketing and the political implications of these topics, while also citing the floating-bag scene from the film American Beauty and its "transformation of a commonplace object into something worthy of contemplation" as an inspiration for his work. Dean Kessmann: Plastic on Paper opens with a free public reception from 7 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, February 24; the gallery is open on Wednesday and Saturday, and the show remains up through Saturday, March 31. For more information call 314-531-3442 or visit www.whiteflagprojects.org.
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science tackles the afterlife
The little man inside the sperm, or possibly the big toe : hunting the soul with microscopes and scalpels
How to weigh a soul : what happens when a man (or a mouse, or a leech) dies on a scale
The Vienna sausage affair : and other dubious highlights of the ongoing effort to see the soul
Hard to swallow : the giddy, revolting heyday of ectoplasm
The large claims of the medium : reaching out to the dead in a University of Arizona lab
Soul in a dunce cap : the author enrolls in medium school
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Inside the haunt box : can electromagnetic fields make you hallucinate?
Listening to Casper : a psychoacoustics expert sets up camp in England's haunted spots
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Believe in the existence of a soul or not, it's worth reading just for it's thought provoking possibilities.
I personally enjoyed Stiff more than this book, but Stiff was a little more tactile to research. I find the writing style complex, yet comfortable. I look forward to reading more in the future.
Was not as impressed as the first 2 comments, but they seem better read and written then me. Book well researched. The short asides and footnotes provide a well needed chuckle. I lost gas toward the end. Unsatisfying wrap-up. Quick read though.
Do ghosts really exist? No.* That out of the way, Ms. Roach's entertaining book is an examination of why, despite everything -- and I mean EVERYTHING -- people believe and try to find proof. What evidence there is indicates a dispiriting deterioration of character and mental powers after death. Shakespeare's post-mortem poetry, for example, has hit the skids. A ghost never has anything interesting, witty, or even useful to say (thanks for telling us about the housing bubble, spirit world!) And the afterlife? Don't ask. "We are all very joyful" is about as exciting as it gets. Do ghosts have to take an oath of confidentiality, like MI 6?
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O'Neill, 58,unexpectedly left Aston Villa at the start of of this season. He had great success with them and previously with Celtic and Leicester.
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Player Safety At TCF Bank Stadium "Should Not Be An Issue"Posted by on December 16, 2010 – 3:06 pm
Despite concerns on whether or not TCF Bank Stadium will be ready for Monday night's game against the Chicago Bears, and reports that the field is frozen, Vikings Interim Head Coach Leslie Frazier alleviated concerns on player safety regarding the playing surface during his Thursday press conference.
"From everything that I've been told, player safety should not be an issue," Frazier mentioned. "They're doing everything possible to assure us that that's not going to be an issue and that's what we're believing. We'll get a chance to go through a walk-through on Sunday or Saturday as a team. That's what we're looking forward to and our guys can get comfortable with it."
Frazier also mentioned that he has talked with his players about the safety issue, echoing his statements towards the media.
"I have talked to our players about that fact and just assured them that the league is making sure that safety will not be an issue," Frazier reiterated. "That they can approach this with great confidence and go out and just perform and play the way they want to play and I have confidence that part of it will not be an issue."
The Vikings spent their first 21 seasons as a franchise playing outdoors at Metropolitan Stadium and will be doing the same for the first time in 29 years to the day on Monday night. The matchup against the Bears will feature a celebration of the franchise's 50 seasons, with the "50 Greatest Vikings" to be honored at halftime. Many of the former Vikings players that will be honored on Monday night played in freezing-cold conditions late in the season at the old Met and it will fitting that their recognition will take place in the same conditions that they became accustom to over their careers in Minnesota.
Vikings QB Brett Favre acknowledged that he, too, along with former Vikings that played at the old Met, had to adapt to such conditions and that the question of player safety may been seen as an after-thought to the "50 Greatest Vikings."
"These older guys that will be back this week will laugh at that question," Favre said.
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QB Decision To Be Made In The Next Couple Of DaysPosted by on December 16, 2010 – 1:58 pm
With Brett Favre's sprained throwing shoulder placing his availability for Monday night's game against the Chicago Bears in question, coupled with the decision to put Tarvaris Jackson on injured reserve, the Vikings signed journeyman QB Patrick Ramsey to add depth to an injury-plagued QB unit.
Ramsey, an 8-year veteran out of Tulane, spent his first 4 seasons with the Washington Redskins, the 2006 season with the NY Jets, 2007-08 with the Denver Broncos, 2009 with the Tennessee Titans and Detroit Lions and was with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Miami Dolphins this year. He hasn't played in a game since 2008 and hasn't started since 2005.
Ramsey's most productive season was in 2003 where the 6-2, 225-pounder started and played in 11 games completing 179 of 337 passes for 2,166 yards, 14 TDs and 9 INTs. His career totals are 511 completions on 913 attempts for 5,930 yards, 35 TDs and 30 INTs.
The signing of Ramsey doesn't necessitate his presence on the playing field this week, but rather gives the Vikings more depth at the QB position that is lacking it. As far as Favre's status goes, Vikings Interim Head Coach Leslie Frazier mentioned during his Thursday press conference that his condition would be made clearer as the week progresses.
"We're trying to determine when and if he'll be able to do anything at all this week," Frazier said. "So we'll see what happens probably a little bit later in the week."
Even with Favre's availability up in the air and Jackson placed on injured reserve, there are still uncertainties on who will be the Vikings starting QB come Monday night. Joe Webb is the team's #3 QB, but has been dealing with a hamstring injury that he suffered early in the game against the Buffalo Bills a week-and-a-half ago.
"We'll see," Frazier said in response when asked if Webb would be the starter. "Just give it a couple of days and see if things change. We'll see what happens."
In just a matter of a week, the Vikings have gone from a team that never had to worry about its starting QB, since Favre had started an NFL-record 297 consecutive times before, to a team that may be starting a QB who has never made a start and has played in only 2.
Given the circumstances, though, Frazier acknowledged that Webb would be taking reps with the 1st team offense in practice this week and that the rookie QB is up to the challenge. Also, the interim coach said that Webb "may be passed that hamstring (injury)."
"Just in talking with Joe, he's really excited about the opportunity," Frazier said. "He can't wait to line up and play and have a chance to start. If that happens, he's not running away from it and we have confidence that he can get it done."
Tags: Joe Webb, Leslie Frazier, Patrick Ramsey
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Analyzing The Vikings DefensePosted by on December 15, 2010 – 4:33 pm
Aside from the fact that the Vikings suffered a deflating 21-3 loss to the NY Giants last Monday night, the defense played well as it has been since Leslie Frazier took over as interim head coach.
It may not look like any phase of the Vikings team played well by simply looking at the score, but when we take a deeper look into the game, it's clear that the defense held its own throughout the contest.
Yes, the defense allowed a season-high 213 rushing yards, but if you take away both Giants RBs Brandon Jacobs and Ahmad Bradshaw's longest runs – 73 and 48, respectively – that number is reduced to 92 yards and 1 less TD since Bradshaw's 48-yard run in the 3rd quarter was good for a score.
The secondary also played quite well, picking off Giants QB Eli Manning twice in the 1st half. The first INT came on the Giants 3rd play from scrimmage where Vikings CB Frank Walker jumped in front of Giants WR Hakeem Nicks on a seem route down the right hash, picking off Manning's pass and returning it 10 yards to the NY 34. The turnover resulted in a 31-yard FG by Vikings K Ryan Longwell.
Manning's second INT came on the Giants 2nd play of the 2nd quarter. Vikings CB Asher Allen established position in front of Giants WR Mario Manningham – who was running a short slant route at midfield – marking Manning's 11th INT against the Vikings in 5 games. The INT gave the Vikings the ball at their own 41, but they were unable to convert the turnover into points.
To go with the pair of INTs, the Vikings defense allowed Manning to complete a pedestrian 22 of 37 passes (59.5%) for 187 yards and 1 TD. The 59.5 completion percentage was Manning's 3rd worst of the season. That low completion percentage is a reflection of the Vikings front 4 putting pressure on the Giants QB for much of the game.
Vikings DT Kevin Williams posted a season-high 6 tackles (3 for loss) while DE Jared Allen increased his consecutive games with a sack streak to 5 and now has 9.5 on the season, furthermore establishing his worthiness of a 4th consecutive Pro Bowl nod.
Other positive numbers for the Vikings defense include 6 tackles for a loss for -19 yards while allowing a 23% (3 of 13) 3rd-down efficiency for the Giants.
Tags: Asher Allen, Frank Walker, Jared Allen, Kevin Williams, Leslie Frazier
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Full Attention On TCF Bank StadiumPosted by on December 15, 2010 – 7:47 am
On December 20, 1981, the Vikings hosted the Kansas City Chiefs in the final game played at Metropolitan Stadium – the original home of the Vikings for 21 seasons. And 29 years to the day later, the Vikings may be hosting their first game outdoors since that 10-6 loss to end the 1981 season.
In a team issued statement regarding Monday night's game against the Chicago Bears that was released Tuesday afternoon, the Vikings stated that they are "committed to playing Monday night's game in Minnesota in front of our fans. With Mall of America Field at the Metrodome now unavailable, we have turned our full attention to the University of Minnesota's TCF Bank Stadium."
As a result of the Mall of America Field roof collapse last Sunday morning due to record-setting snowfall in the Twin Cities area – the 4th collapse in the stadium's history – the Vikings were forced to relocate their scheduled Week 14 game against the NY Giants to Ford Field on Monday night, and are now faced with another relocation for a game that will feature a celebration of the franchise's 50 seasons of football.
If this scenario plays out, Vikings fans will be in for a taste (or reminder) of what it's like to host an outdoor game late in the season in the midst of Minnesota winter weather. Monday night's forecast calls for borderline sub-zero temperatures with a wind chill of -18 degrees. Wind gusts could reach 21 miles per hour.
As repairs are attended to at Mall of America Field, reported groups of 100 workers, working 4-hour shifts for 16 hours a day, will be digging out TCF Bank Stadium in order to have the stadium ready for Monday night's game.
With complete cooperation from the University of Minnesota, it seems likely that Monday night's game will be played at the 50,805-capacity on-campus venue. But nothing has been officially confirmed yet, so we'll keep you posted with the on-goings right here on vikings.com.
What happened 29 years ago?
– The final points at the old Met were scored on a 33-yard FG by Vikings K Rick Danmeier.
– The last Vikings TD was scored on a 6-yard run by RB Ted Brown against Green Bay on Nov. 29, 1981.
— The 1981 Vikings posted a 5-3 home record (7-9 overall), losing their final 2 games at the Met to the Packers and the Chiefs.
— Game attendance on Dec. 20, 1981 was 41,110 (over 6,000 less than capacity).
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Bradshaw Puts Giants Up 21-3Posted by on December 13, 2010 – 8:52 pm
In a game that has seen Vikings P Chris Kluwe boot the ball away 8 times, it was only a matter of time before the Giants broke a big play with all the opportunities they have been given. And Giants RB Ahmad Bradshaw did just that on a 48-yard breakaway TD down the left sideline, giving his team a 21-7 lead late in the 3rd quarter.
On the ensuing kickoff, Vikings KR Lorenzo Booker took the kick back 96 yards for the TD, but Jasper Brinkley nullified the play by committing a block in the back penalty, bringing the ball back to the MIN 43.
The Giants lead the Vikings 21-3 at the end of the 3rd quarter.
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Halftime: Giants 14 – Vikings 3Posted by on December 13, 2010 – 8:05 pm
With just :03 remaining in the 1st half, Giants QB Eli Manning found TE Kevin Boss on a quick stop-and-go route in the middle of the endzone to give his team a 14-3 lead entering the locker room for halftime.
The 9-play, 71-yard scoring drive generated momentum following a costly personal foul committed by Vikings CB Asher Allen for a helmet-to-helmet contact on the Giants 1st play of the series – the penalty gave the Giants 1st and 10 from their own 46. On the ensuing play, Manning found WR Hakeem Nicks streaking down the left sideline for a 30-yard gain; Allen was the closest defender.
In place of Brett Favre, Vikings QB Tarvaris Jackson has completed 10 of 13 passes for 77 yards with 0 TDs and 0 INTs.
The Giants defense has held Vikings RB Adrian Peterson to just 16 yards on 10 carries. Sidney Rice leads the Vikings receiving core with 38 yards on 4 receptions.
Vikings CBs Frank Walker and Allen both have an INT, but the offense has only been able to muster out 3 points as a result.
New York will receive the 2nd half kickoff.
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Big Run By Jacobs Leads To 7-3 Giants LeadPosted by on December 13, 2010 – 7:28 pm
Giants RB Brandon Jacobs highlighted a 6-play, 89-yard TD drive with 74 yards on 2 carries, giving his team a 7-3 lead at the 8:14 mark of the 2nd quarter.
The scoring drive was sparked by a 73-yard run by Jacobs. On the play, Jacobs broke free off the right end where the Vikings defense lost contain of the edge, allowing the big gain. Jacobs' 2nd carry of the series came from the MIN 1-yard line where the stocky RB ran through the Vikings defense untouched for the TD.
Giants QB Eli Manning threw his 2nd INT of the game on the second play of the 2nd quarter – his 11th career INT against the Vikings in 5 games – but the Vikings could not convert the turnover into points.
The Giants lead 7-3 midway through the 2nd quarter.
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Vikings Take Early 3-0 LeadPosted by on December 13, 2010 – 6:52 pm
The Vikings received the opening kickoff and for the 1st time in his 20-year career, QB Brett Favre did not run on to the field to guide his team's offense. Favre's streak of 297 consecutive regular season games started came to end, giving way to backup QB Tarvaris Jackson.
The Vikings offense stalled in its 1st series and punted away to the NY Giants. Giants QB Eli Manning and Co. started their drive at their own 14, and after 3 plays, Manning threw his league-leading 18th INT of the season. Vikings CB Frank Walker picked off Manning at the NY 44 and returned it 10 yards down to the 34.
Jackson and Co. returned to the field and slowly moved their way down the field for a 10-play, 34-yard scoring drive that ended on a 31-yard FG by K Ryan Longwell. Jackson kept the drive alive on a 4th and 1 attempt where he pushed forward for the 1st down.
The Vikings lead 3-0 midway through the 1st quarter.
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Can The Vikings Make The Playoffs?Posted by on December 13, 2010 – 8:28 am
I know what you're thinking; Jim Mora's famous remarks on whether or not his 2001 Indianapolis Colts team would reach the playoffs following a loss to the San Francisco 49ers, dropping their record to 4-6. "Playoffs? Don't talk about… playoffs?"
But in light of the NFC North front-runners – Chicago Bears (9-4) and Green Bay Packers (8-5) – both losing on Sunday, the Vikings still hold a mathematical possibility of reaching the playoffs. So, in case you wanted to know, here's one scenario in which the Vikings could reach the playoffs…
1) Vikings win remaining 4 games
2) Packers lose remaining 3 games
3) Giants lose to Vikings, Philadelphia Eagles (12/19) and Washington Redskins (1/2/11); beat Packers (12/26)
4) Tampa Bay Bucs lose at least 2 of remaining 3 games
The Atlanta Falcons (11-2) and New Orleans Saints (10-3) out of the NFC South have already garnered more wins than the Vikings could possibly reach, leaving only 1 Wild Card slot open to the Purple. If all 4 of the listed possibilities occur over the remainder of the season, here is how the NFC playoffs would shape up…
South Champ – Falcons or Saints
North Champ – Bears
East Champ – Eagles
West Champ – St. Louis Rams or Seattle Seahawks
Wild Card – Falcons or Saints
Wild Card – Vikings
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Vikings, Giants Ground Games May Take Center StagePosted by on December 9, 2010 – 6:40 am
With Brett Favre's status unclear coupled with the recent outburst of the NY Giants RB tandem of Ahmad Bradshaw and Brandon Jacobs, Sunday's matchup at Mall of America Field might end up being a classic ground-and-pound battle.
Last Sunday, Vikings RB Adrian Peterson ran up the score, literally, with 3 TDs while the Giants RB duo of Bradshaw and Jacobs combined for 200 yards and 4 TDs in a victory over the Washington Redskins. And as the old adage goes, 'if ain't broke, don't fix it.' So why would either the Vikings or Giants veer away from their recent successes running the ball? I can't think of a reason.
Not to mention that Favre has thrown more INTs this season than any other QB with 18 and Giants QB Eli Manning ranks 2nd in the category with 17 – another reason for both teams to establish their rushing attacks. Despite those numbers, though, both the Vikings and Giants posted convincing wins last week with negative passing TD-to-INT ratios (Vikings 2-4, Giants 0-1).
Another reason why I'm speculating a run-heavy contest on Sunday is caused by Vikings Interim Head Coach Leslie Frazier's approach during his first 2 games at the helm.
Over the past 2 games, the Vikings have recorded a 78-46 run-pass ratio, with the Giants providing a 62-49 ratio during that same span. Frazier has also emphasized his vision of the team's identity, stating that they're at their best when "we're running the ball and stopping the run."
Also, let's not forget that both teams boast dominant defensive fronts with the ability to get after the QB. The Giants defense ranks 3rd in the league with 35 sacks and the Vikings may only rank in a pedestrian 20th place with 22, but have compiled 8 over their last 3 games. These numbers give added incentive for each team's QB to hand the ball off.
Getting back to the Giants RB tandem, Frazier told reporters on Wednesday that his defense, which has allowed just 113 rushing yards total over the last 2 games, will need to maintain its dominance to stop the Giants dangerous ground game.
"They're playing well," Frazier acknowledged of Bradshaw and Jacobs. "It will be a great challenge for our defense. We really hang our hat on being able to stop the run and this will be a week to stand up in that area because once they get it going in the run game it makes Eli a lot better and makes their receivers a lot better. We're going to have to be right against their run game."
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- Date NightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/23/2014This was the perfect place for an upscale date night. We were treated like stars and the food/drinks were amazing. Thanks for the special attention!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinnerMarkJVIPDined on 11/20/2014I'll start at the bar. Bar service was excellent. I waited there until the rest of the party came. Great service, and bar staff was engaging. Food was great, beginning with the appetizers. We had Oysters, shrimp and calamari. All were great! Dinner, wine menu and dessert were also good. Duck came out a little under, but the staff helped remedy the situation. Will most likely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/18/2014Never eatan anythign bad here. The dry aged steak is spectacular, the side cooked to perfection and the cocktails great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Waited 55 minutes for main courseRadyVIPDined on 11/16/2014We had theater tickets so we booked a reservation an hour and a half prior to the show. We told our server we had theater tickets but it took exactly 55 minutes from the time we were seated to get our main course. The manager apologized, saying they were busy, but by the time our dessert arrived, we didn't have time to eat it since he had only ten minutes left until the show started. We rushed our entire main course, and didn't enjoy any of it. We already had another reservation for the next theater night, which we will now cancel so we can dine somewhere else.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/16/2014We had brunch outside in the enclosed patio. It was a great view. Our server was very nice and he was very attentive. Food was excellent and it was overall a very pleasant couple of hours.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a great experienceJimmyDined on 11/15/2014Larkin's has never disappointed. The staff are great, they're friendly and knowledgeable. Service was excellent and we'll timed. There was a large pre-Peace Center crowd present and the service was still excellent. Four people were in our group and all raved about the food. Our only complaint is that the tables provided leave four people a little cramped-they're a little small. Highly recommend this restaurant for great food and service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We were DisappointedsoutherngalDined on 11/15/2014I had heard great things about Larkin's on the River and wanted to try lunch while visiting Greenville for the weekend. Maybe I ordered the wrong thing, but I thought that the steak salad would be a sure bet. I was not asked how I wanted my steak prepared. When it arrived rare, I was surprised, but went ahead and ate it because I didn't want to complain. It was so chewy and full of fat, I had to spit part of it out into my napkin. This was pretty embarrassing for me, so I didn't say anything about it, but I wish I had. I was with a friend that I wanted to treat for lunch and I didn't want to make a scene over the food. However, when we ordered a latte' and received a cup of coffee in an espresso cup, we were both confused. Our server told us he had to ask how to prepare the latte' and he was instructed that only a cappuccino has foam. Unfortunately, there was no foam on our latte' and the coffee was very cold. Plus, it was served in such a small cup that we were not sure what was going on! My friend was very disappointed because she travels to Italy frequently and she was looking forward to a nice latte' with dessert. I'm not sure who trains the staff at Larkin's, or why the waiter was allowed to make a drink that he had no idea how to prepare, but the management needs to change this process. Larkin's is much too expensive for this type of event to take place.
- Not what I expectedMICKIEVIPDined on 11/15/2014In the past, Larkins has always been a place that I would recommend. We took another couple with us for a Saturday matinee at the Peace Center and Larkins seemed like the perfect place to dine since it was right downstairs. The menu was good, but the service was terrible. We waited 15 minutes for a cocktail that never came, before canceling and ordering wine instead. Service was slow and spotty. We had two waiters because the first one was too busy. Very sparse service staff, only one bartender and many other customers who had come for a pre-theater lunch. The salmon served over grilled veggies was very good, as were the sandwiches.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GrayfoxDined on 11/15/2014Our lunch was excellent!!! The view was great and the service was outstanding with just the right amount of attention.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lunch before theatreLolaDined on 11/15/2014Our group (generally 6-8) eat here prior to matinee performances. Food is generally very good but service is slow and inattentive. The table is rarely served at the same time forcing many to eat food not the proper temperature. Location is so convenient that we often overlook the service. If the service were better it could be great...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/14/2014Meal and service was excellent. Great place to dine before a play at the peace Center.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- saladjimandeileenDined on 11/11/2014Great restaurant but disappointed in Ceasar. No anchovies and so so dressing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodAnnaDined on 11/11/2014We went to dinner before the play at the Peace Center. The waiter even asked if we were going. Could not find him at the end and was very stressful getting check and getting out on time. That said the food was delicious.i had the filet and it was the best I ever had. I will go back when not in a hurry.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PhyllisDined on 11/9/2014Larkin's is one of our favorite downtown restaurants. We had friends in for the weekend and Larkin's was our first choice for a lovely dinner with friends, as well as to enjoy the river view. We started off with the tableside caesar salad for four and all were delighted with the preparation experience and the wonderful taste. Each of us chose a different main course and all agreed our selection was excellent. The Osso Bucco was not only beautifully presented, but taste was awesome. The Sesame Encrusted Ahi Tuna was prepared perfectly. The Chilean Sea Bass and the Atlantic Salmon were both excellent. Service was well-timed and friendly, and the server was knowledgeable about the wines.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Larkin=DopefoodisdopeDined on 11/8/2014The place was awesome, food was delicious, it helped me get lucky layer that night 💯💯💯Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really, really enjoyed this placeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/8/2014The combination of nice atmosphere, not too loud or too quiet, great wait staff and fabulous food made our first visit to Larkins a delight. Pricey but worth every penny. Looking forward to planning next visit.Special Features:
- Nice Location and Good wine listMillSpringDinerDined on 11/7/2014Larkins in a good location in the restaurant itself is quite an appealing place. The staff was nice and once again it is located in a beautiful location on the river. The food was definitely overpriced and quite honestly the steak and the appetizers we had were good but not great. The shrimp and grits was very good no complaints. Overall it was the cost of a very nice restaurant and the food of an average restaurant.
- ExcellenceDebbieDined on 11/6/2014Perfect business lunch.Service perfect, food wonderfulSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday BrunchamyrnelsonDined on 11/2/2014We came here for my birthday this past weekend and were very pleased - omelet station was very impressive as well as the chicken and waffles. Definitely would recommend to anyone wanting to celebrate!Special Features:
- ExpensiveamgmggDined on 11/1/2014Very pricey for Greenville although crab soup was excellent. Beef overdoneSpecial Features:
- Great lunchLark3719Dined on 10/31/2014We enjoyed our lunch here a great deal. The room is just beautilful, right on the Reedy River. Outdoor (enclosed with plastic so not cold) seating was available, but the indoor room was so pretty, bright and warm that we opted for that. Service was good although it was very obvious that our waiter was brand-new and we had to ask for a couple of things such as butter for the bread. But he tried very hard, and the manager was observing closely and doing some coaching, so that was good. Food was quite good, wine list is very extensive. We would definitely return, in fact we plan to do so. Also hope to try Larkins on the Lake in Lake Lure, NC.Special Features:
- Special in every way!LisaMDDined on 10/25/2014Recently dined at Larkins on the Water and loved it! Food and Service were excellent!Special Features:
- Food at LarkinsleroiDined on 10/25/2014The filet was cooked ok but there was a lot of seasoning on it that made it very salty. The crab cake was not good. The wine was expensive. The service was okay. The noise from the music (PA) was too loud.
- Excellant.OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/25/2014Enjoyed a birthday dinner. Food and service was wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Larkins OTRInmytop3Dined on 10/24/2014Great atmosphere. Wonderful service and perfect food. Special occasion feeling every time with consistent service all around.Special Features:
- Great food service and atmosphereChefPaulDined on 10/24/2014Great locations in heart of Greenville. The stafg was super friendly yet professional which supported a vey festive atmosphere. The food is very good, presented well, and served at an appropriate pace.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- You wont be disappointedJthefoodrunnerDined on 10/24/2014We were greeted and sat right away, handed menus and and wine list and the server wasted no time getting our drink order and telling us about the features. My date had the shrimp and grits and I had the snapper feature, with a shared she crab soup to start. Amazing. Having worked in the food industry myself, I would highly recommend Larkins.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GolferSCDined on 10/24/2014Dinner at Larkens on the River is an exceptional experience. Being originally from the New York City area and having dined at some of it's finer restaurants I can honestly say that Larkins can easily compare with any of them. Their quality of food, wine list, and the service is all excellent and can match any New York restaurant. The only difference being the size of the dinner. From the appetizer, to the salad, to the main coarse, all are more than enough to satisfy anyone's appetite. You definitely get your money's worth here. GolferSCSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday celebration!LarkinslunchDined on 10/18/2014I celebrated my birthday at Larkin's on Saturday night. When we arrived they had a handwritten note wishing me a happy birthday and provided great service throughout the evening. We ordered a variety of things but the highlights were the she crab soup, filet, and chocolate dessert. Since the weather was great we sat outside and enjoyed the great music from a reception at the event center. Wonderful evening and we will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner at Larkins' - specialLastchanceDined on 10/18/2014Although we had had brunch at Larkin's on a previous visit to Greeville, we had never had dinner there. We were pleasantly surprised by the variety on the menu as well as the wine list. Our steak and pork tenderloin dinners were excellent and a great value. Husband ordered from the fixed three-course meny and was totally satisfied and impressed. We will definitely plan to dine at Larkin's again when we visit Greenville!Special Features:
- REDEEMED!!!!bbnscDined on 10/17/2014I know I wrote a somewhat negative review of our last visit and you totally redeemed yourselves!! You knew we wanted Ed to serve, seated us promptly and the food and service were superb! Thanks for listening. We'll be back sooner. Steaks were amazing. Thank you.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/12/2014As usual our dining experience was excellent. We have only one suggestion it would be a nice and convenient to have valet parking for brunch. Thank you and look forward to our next viist.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary dinnerratingDined on 10/10/2014Food was delicious. A little noisy due to fall for Greenville but we enjoyed nonetheless.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice special occasion place.HappyfoodieDined on 10/9/2014The best deal is the three course meal (soup or salad, entree, dessert). Excellent wait staff. A bit pricey, but nice for special occasions.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SUPER!!GolferSCDined on 10/9/2014This is a great restaurant, the food, the wine choices, the setting overlooking the Reedy River, the service, and the people was just wonderful. My wife and I would say Larkin's by the River is comparable to any of the fine restaurants of New York City which we have dined in frequently having been long time residents of that area and Washington DC (having family there). You would be hard pressed to find such a fine restaurnt within 200 miles of Greenville, including Charleston and Atlanta.Special Features:
- awesome dinner before showkcrogersDined on 10/9/2014I took my friend to Larkin's before a show at the peace center. She is moving to Chicago. She is 87 years old and they did everything possible to accommodate us. Our meal was excellent. We had the surf and turf that was on the 3 course menu. Choice of soup or salad for the first course. She had the she crab soup and I had the salad. The soup had abundant crab and the salad was so crisp and tasty. We both had the surf and turf and for the 3rd course of dessert we were too full to eat it so the waitress was so kind to offer to put it in a box plus what we had left over and said she would put it under refrigeration for us till after the show. We couldnt have had a better experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- World Class ExperienceIwillbebackDined on 10/7/2014My recent di ing experience at Larkin's on the River is one that I must say has been the best I have ever experienced. The downtown area of Greenville, SC is simply an awesome atmosphere in its own right, but to pair it with such a fantastic restaraunt experience is unbelievable. The food was magnificent and the service was truly world class.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday celebrationflagfoodiesDined on 10/5/2014Came to Larkin's for a birthday celebration. For appetizers we had oysters on the half shell, shrimp cocktail, tenderloin & goat cheese quesadilla, & bacon wrapped scallops for a combo platter. All were delicious, most notable were the quesadilla and scallops. The She Crab soup was unbelievable as promised. Steaks were cooked to exact temps, the salmon and shrimp & grits made for happy diners. Side dishes of Brussel Sprout hash & smoked Gouda mashed potatoes were favorites. The only things that weren't a big hit were the asparagus (tough) & non-descript mashed potatoes served with some entrees. Finished with creme brûlée, key lime tart, chocolate hazelnut torte & chocolate cake. Becky, our server, was attentive, knowledgable & perfect!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/3/2014Our table was much too close to a wooden column. First white wine ordered was not available. One guest did not get her food with the rest of the group.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mr. Kevin Dyckkjd66Dined on 10/1/2014Outstanding seafood, cooked to perfection. Sauces and broth were well prepared. Very nice high level wine list. Outdoor seating made for a wonderful view and a great dining experience. Wait staff was available at all the right times and kept coming back as a team to make sure we had all we needed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Bergen Performing Arts Center in Englewood, New Jersey presents Hot Peas N' Butter on Sunday, February 10th @ 1 & 3pm. Ticket Price: $17. Kidz Cabaret Series: Buy 3 Shows for $36. Tickets available at: www.ticketmaster.com or www.bergenpac.org or at the Box Office: (201) 227 1030.
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Boys and Girls Swim past Mooresville
Last night the girls and boys swim team hosted Mooresville. Both teams came away victorious. The Girls final was: 135-47, while the Boys final was: 130-46. The coaches and swimmers would like to thank everyone who supported our program this year. Please congratulate our athletes on a great season and wish them well going in the sectional next week.
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The Warrior Swim Teams hosted Perry Merridian on Tuesday. Both teams lost a very competitive meet. The Girls were downed by a final score of 101-85. The Boys score ended at 104-79. Thursday night the Warrior Swim Teams hosted Martinsville. The Girls picked up there 4th victory of the season, while the boys dropped a […]
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The Warrior Diving Invitational has been rescheduled for Jan 18th at 10am.
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WCHS divers Kylie Mynatt and Jorden Wood advanced to Saturday's State Finals at IUPUI. Kylie finished 3rd and Jorden 7th in Tuesday's regional at Bloomington North HS. Action begins Saturday at 9am. Congratulations to both of these young ladies. This is Kylie's 4th straight trip to the finals and freshmen Jorden's 1st as they continue […]
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