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Has anyone else discovered this little treasure that harkens back to the days when fast food really tasted good? A friend and I make the 70+ mile trip several times a year from Dayton to the eastside of Cincinnati to eat at this independently owned Roy Rogers Restaurant. These may be the best fast food burgers and fries made. There so good, I've never even tried the roast beef or chicken.
The building and menu are pretty much as they were 35 years ago when Roy Rogers first entered the S/W Ohio market (the building has never been changed). It located on Rt. 32 just west of the Eastgate Mall. I thought I was nuts about going here until I ran into an old high school friend who said he and his wife stop every time they visit their daughter who lives in the area.
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I have. It was all right. It seemed just like Hardee's to me. Ham on a burger does separate them from other places around Ohio/Kentucky/Indiana. I do believe that is the sole Roy Rogers left in Ohio.
Roy rogers has a couple places on the Pennsylvania turnpike. I beieve headquarters are now in Frederick, Maryland. There were a couple RR franchises in that area.
I do the same. We make a special trip from Dayton to Roy's 3 or 4 times a year and stop there wherever we are anywhere near the area. The roast beef sandwiches are great, especially with the BBQ sauce. The roast beef sandwiches are made from REAL cuts of beef, not processed, pressed meat like at Arby's that has the texture and flavor of cardboard.
I thought I was alone in this obsession till one time we ran into a group of 6 guys who had made a special trip from Indianapolis for sandwiches.
I miss the old days when there were four or five restaurants in Dayton and I'd have Roy's two or sometimes three times a day.
It's 10:00 in the morning and my mouth is watering! LOL!
re: rstevens
Just saw you response, a friend and I make the 70 mile trek several times a year. I was telling another friend some time ago, and he said he and his wife stop there every time they visit their daughter in Batavia. The owner knows us and makes sure our burgers and fries are made fresh. I figure I'll hear from my buddy some time soon saying it's time to go to Roy's again.
I live 10 minutes from that Roy Rogers and haven't been there in at least 10 years. I will have to stop by one day and try a burger.
re: hhsoul35
thanks for giving us the tip on the Roy Rogers.
~~have driven by it several times but had no idea it had such a fan club! so it pains me to know we have been missing out on it these past 6 years we've lived here in Anderson Twp!
Will check it out tomorrow!
I posted about this location a few months ago. I started picking up carryout there after client meetings. The roast beef is a big reason to try this place. It tastes as good or better than something made in a deli.
The sad thing is, in the 70s Arby's sandwiches were on the same level as this stuff and one used to take "authentic" fast food pretty much for granted. Red Barns were also awesome.
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I was there a couple of weeks ago and for a change I tried the roast beef instead of the burger. I couldn't believe how good it tasted! As far as the burgers, this place doesn't do anything special to them - no angus beef, no fancy toppings, but they cook them fresh and they don't sit under the heat lamp very long or not at all. It's a throwback to a time when all fast food was better.
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Well, I'm here to report that my husband and I drove over (4 miles) to the Roy Rogers at Eastgate for lunch. He ordered a hamburger (I think with bacon?) and I ordered the fish sandwich (it's Lent). Both were good and I especially liked it that they had bins of lettuce and tomato so you could use as much as you like.
My husband fell in love with the place and has been raving about it to our kids. I think it was all the photos of Roy and Dale on the counters that he connected with. The funny thing was that everyone in the joint were men his age (50 to 60) except for 2 women my age (and we won't tell that). I don't think I recognized any of you Chowhounders there, though!
And another observation: the place must be a cash machine for the family that owns it. They were really busy with a line of about 15 cars at the take out window (and of course they haven't spent a cent on capital improvements or redecoration since Roy was alive so everything must be profit).
Anyway, fun place to eat lunch.
re: donw9876
It may be a cash machine for the owner, but that owner is there everytime I'm there. He must work everday of the week and rarely takes a vacation.
After driving by this place dozens of times I finally stopped in today after the recs on this post. Mighty tasty roast beef. I would definitely frequent this place if it wasn't 30 minutes away.
A little history about Roy Rogers Restaurant. It has been 41 years this month since this location was opened. It is still owned by the same family. The father will be 87 years young this year. Everything is mostly still the same. (The cash register has been fixed) This restaurant is very popular. At lunch time and on weekends the dining room is usually full. A lot of the employees have been working there for a long time. To all you newbies, the restaurant only accepts CASH
re: gobuckeyes
41 years in the same family? For fast food, that is just incredible. I have business in Georgetown shortly. I know where I'm stopping along the way.
re: Fibber McGee
I recently ate at this Roy Rogers and spoke to the owner and told him about this post. The food as always was great!
G-bucks you seem to know a lot about this establishment, you wouldn't be the owner would you?
re: jackrugby
No, I am not the owner
re: gobuckeyes
Oh man, I remeber as a kid going to the R.R. in NCH. Whenever I am out east (very seldom) I ALWAYS stop at R.R. Double R Beurger, fries, coke and don't forget the apple crisp!!!!
re: ttboy84
I've heard that this location has changed it's name to Rooney's or something like that. Evidently the Roy Roger's chain is dead and this owner has broken any association with it. He is serving the same menu he always has.
Different name, same good food.
re: jackrugby
> Roy Rogers's chain is dead
Their website is still live and lists a couple of dozen stores.
re: rainsux
Maybe my statement that the chain is dead is a little strong, but this might be the only location in the whole state of Ohio. It is also a better represantation of how good Roy Roger's resturaunts used to be than any of the ones I've eaten in on the Penn. Turnpike or the Garden State Parkway in NJ.
re: jackrugby
Roy Rogers is one of the two chains I miss for fried chicken.
When I was by their place in Schaumburg, IL, I always had to bring back a large order for my mother. The other was Chicken Unlimited. They used to be a chain of about 300 stores, but the last I heard there are only a couple left in Florida.
re: exvaxman
There are several Roy Rogers still active in Northern Virginia and Maryland. The fried chicken tastes identical to the Pappy Parkers Fried Chicken that was sold in the Hot Shoppes chain in the 1960s-70s. Roys Gold Rush Chicken Sandwich is the best chain chicken sandwich available.
re: jackrugby
what has happened is that some corp bought the rights to the Roy Rogers franchise some years back and are trying to revive the brand, and in the process they recently (last 6 mos or so, roughly?) decided to put the screws to the lone independent Cincinnati location to the point that the owner in Cincinnati decided to change the name of his joint. The food remains unchanged - the only changes from the customer point of view is the name of the place and the packaging -- for example they can no longer use the Roy Roger's name and/or logo, so fries no longer come in a "holster". Stuff like that.
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I ate there over the weekend and heard the same story about the new ownerhsip. They (the new owners) should be studying the Cincinnat location to find out what he is doing right. Everytime I go there he is busy. He has kept his collection of Roy Rogers memorbilia (mostly photos) up on the walls.
re: gobuckeyes
I have been living in Cincinnati for about a year now and kept driving past- and commenting on the fact that I needed to try it! It sounds like I will now, next time I need a fast food fix.
One comment though- it's now called Roney's, after the street that it sits on. It looks kind of sad from the outside but it still looks like fun!
re: jackrugby
They couldn't come to an agreement with the landlord. The last two days they had thousands of customers, and have decided to try to find a new location to reopen in.
I hope so, my absolute favorite place to eat, and that's driving from Dayton!
re: rstevens
I hope you at least stop by the new Jungle Jim's while you're out that way.Of course, all that develoment could have driven property prices up.
I hope they do move. A lot of places say they will find a new location, but never do, unfortunately.


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Heavy Snow and Wind will lash New England in a powerful winter storm late Sunday Afternoon through Monday. Over a foot of snow is possible in many areas with peak winds gusting over 60 mph at the coast.
He Shoots…Wide Right!
Well, that was fun. Not really. Midday runs ramped up with a westward trend and a deeper storm south of New England. This put me on alert for the potential of a stronger snowier solution…and […]
All Is Quiet…But Not Out Of The Woods
The week that was in forecasting is gone now. What we are left with is high confidence of a storm tracking far enough off the coast to have little impact for our region. In fact, I am calling for a great weekend…but also cautious to see if this storm has any more tricks up it's sleeve.


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I wonder if I could paint for you a word picture of my mid-April, and perhaps sketch a few of my thoughts?It is a golden day, the sun is warm, not hot; gentle breezes quietly stir the freshly budded Choke Cherry blossoms. The lilacs are playing their age old game of blowing their sweet breath through my open windows. There is an orchestra of life all around; a thousand birds are singing; the distant hum of traffic is strangely soothing. Fat squirrels are tossing the remaining brown winter worn fallen leaves; they survived the long, harsh winter and are ready to scamper.
This afternoon is stretching itself nicely, as though awakening from a languid and restful nap; I'm pleasured and feel...I feel so blessed. I have no desire to be young again, but perhaps to have time slow just a bit so these fragrant days can linger longer, and please even more as they invite me to partake! I fight the desire to entertain (startle) my neighbors (four of which are my daughter and her hubby, and granddaughter and her hubby) by skipping down the street, kicking the ball I see on the edge of the yard, and singing "Orange-Colored Sky!" at top of my lungs.
It is that kind of day. It takes a warn sunny day to make me realize just how tightly I held myself during the drab, cold, everlasting winter experienced here on the edge of the Ohio River in Kentucky. So, now I'm loose, look out world it's time to expand my horizons and claim the day as mine! My back porch swing beckons, this season it will become more than just a relaxing spot for me; it will bring comfort and solace to my newest obsession, my very own first ever great-grand baby. A baby girl who stares intently into the depths of my eyes, as though reading my soul, and I stare back at beautiful darkness of her eyes and feel as if I am diving into the depths of a deep reviving river.
Sweet Baby, we will sing softly about God's beautiful world while watching the birds. We will whisper, and build dreams, the ones that appear to you in the night, later as you grow. Someday you may wonder, "Where did that thought come from? It seems so real, have I lived this before?" Yes, yes you have my dear little lovey, many things passed from my heart to yours as I gave you slobbery kisses, and you drooled on me in the swing, on those warm, long-ago days. I am the one you remember in your subconscious time of sleep and perhaps when daydreaming too. I'll be the laughter you almost remember, but can't forget; the heart beat that has its own unique rhythm you feel pressing on your chest. Whenever you feel a hushed "Amen!" coming on, my prayers will be lingering with you.
I may leave you the dubious blessing of a freckle or two. I have already passed around several, if it should happen, I pray ahead of time it will appear behind your elbow, and you will only see it if you want to, but when you do...spend just a moment looking for a memory; you should start with April think mid- April, thats the time when things bloom, and come alive.
A prayer for you my sweet baby great-granddaughter:
2 Peter 3:18 *
Let the wonderful kindness and the understanding that come from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ help you to keep on growing. Praise Jesus now and forever! Amen
An acknowledgement:
Psalm 127:3*
Children are a blessing and a gift from the Lord.
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For Fresno State, that time has come in various situations over the course of head coach Pat Hill's 15 years. Whether it was upsetting No. 17 Air Force on the road to avoid a 2-5 start in 1997 to knocking down conference favorite BYU in 1998 to avoid a 0-4 start. Beating TCU in overtime in 1999 to start WAC play 1-0 and avoid a 2-3 start to defeating Cal in 2000 to avoid a 0-3 start after consecutive losses to Ohio State and UCLA to give Hill his first win against a BCS program, the Bulldogs have stepped up for some big wins against quality teams in tough situations.
But the 'Dogs have also had their backs against the wall against much lesser competition.
In consecutive seasons, Fresno State recorded a 31-28 win over Rice in 2002 and 2003 to avoid a 1-4 and 3-5 start, respectively. In 2004, the Bulldogs beat SMU 42-0 to avoid a 3-4 start. In all three years, the Bulldogs rebounded to win nine games and bowl wins over BCS teams.
During Monday's press conference, Hill referenced that he's been here before referring to the 'Dogs tough start through its first six games. He believes this year's team is resilient, not like the 2006 bunch that threw in the towel after a 1-4 start.
"Our backs are against the wall," said Hill. "We've been in that position before. We've had teams that responded in most cases. And we had that team in '06 that didn't respond. "It was a lack of effort [in 2006]. We did lose confidence. There's a big difference between that team and this team. That team was a very senior laden football team. We lost that team."
Hill changed things after the 1-4 start in 2006. He removed many of the senior starters and inserted a bunch of younger players during their toughest stretch of games versus nationally ranked teams Hawaii, LSU, and Boise State. While the 'Dogs did lose by 31, 32, and 24 points, respectively, none resembled the 57-7 massacre suffered last week against the Broncos.
"This team is very hungry," said Hill. "They are looking for answers.
"This is a team that I said from the beginning was a work in progress."
But Hill is wrong. He has never been in a situation quite like this – if he expects the 2011 team to finish above .500.
Besides the 1-7 start in 2006, Hill has started 2-4 or worse two other times – his first two years at Fresno State. All three seasons ended with no bowl game let alone a winning season.
"We have not met our expectations," Hill added.
And those expectations, we assume, are to win a WAC title and play in its 12th bowl game in 13 years.
In order to meet those, the Bulldogs will have to win at least five of its last seven games. FS will likely be an underdog in four of those seven games starting with Saturday's tilt with Utah State.
"It's going to be a battle," said Hill. "We are going to have to play lights out."
The Aggies enter just 2-3 on the season but are coming off a 63-19 pounding of Wyoming. Their three losses could have easily been wins. They held a 10-point lead in the final two minutes at Auburn in the season opener. They lost in double overtime to Colorado State, and they gave up a game-winning touchdown to BYU with 11 seconds remaining in the game in Provo.
Utah State has not won more than four games since finishing 5-7 in 2000 as a member of the Big West. Utah State is not a top 25 team but is a just a few plays from being 5-0. Utah State is not a traditional power. Utah State is not a Bulldogs rival. Above all Utah State is perceived as a lesser team in the lowly WAC despite playing the 'Dogs tough in their last five meetings.
How does Hill get his team up for this contest considering the 'Dogs laid an egg versus the No. 5 team last week?
This is arguably the biggest game in Hill's 15 years for many reasons. But do the players understand what's at stake?
A loss on Saturday puts the 'Dogs chances of winning the WAC and finishing above .500 on the backburner. Not to mention turning the heat up a notch on Hill's seat.
The Aggies may be the best team the conference has in 2011.
Outside of playing in Fresno, Utah State hosts Nevada and play at Hawaii. The Warriors already won at Louisiana Tech and host the Bulldogs as well but must travel to Reno in November. The Wolf Pack have FS, UH, La. Tech, and Idaho at home – the four top WAC teams in the preseason – but the game in Logan gives the Aggies a very good chance to challenge for a piece of the WAC crown if they can win at Fresno State.
The Aggies led 27-24 in the fourth quarter the last time these teams played in Bulldog Stadium. The Aggies upset the 26-point favorite Bulldogs in 2006. Kevin Goessling had to make a 58-yard field goal for the 'Dogs to beat the Aggies in 2008. Fresno State didn't pull away from USU until the fourth quarter last year. The games have been close however; none of those teams was as good as the 2011 Aggies.
Quarterback Chuckie Keeton is the real deal. He can hurt Fresno State with his arm and his legs. Running Robert Turbin is a big bruising back that could abuse the 'Dogs for four quarters. And Bobby Wagner leads an aggressive USU defense that plays at a high level.
"This team is going to respond," said Hill. "We're going to play very hard. Playing hard doesn't guarantee success. You got to play hard, got to play smart, and you got to win. That's what we got to do this weekend."
But Fresno State's A-game still may not be enough to pull out the win. And fingers crossed if the Bulldogs come out flat.
Make it or break it, the season comes down to this game.
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There are times you would love to coach the Nigerian team and there times you prefer it is another job you are in charge of. I am sure this is not the best time to manage the Nigerian team. What is generally not much of a problem elsewhere is more than a headache with the Super Eagles right now. And that is the list of players to invite.
This is the time to sympathise with Stephen Keshi even with the big bag of cash he drags to the bank every month (or quarterly going the NFF payment style). I have been at two events where Keshi was the key speaker in the last three weeks and virtually every question was built around the squad list. Team list has taken a much higher dimension. The kind of tales I hear and the kind of moves I see make the atmosphere such a pathetic one. And the way it's going I wonder what type of team list will satisfy Nigerians.
Each time names come up in gatherings there are debates with all shades of opinion. Osaze Odemwingie's name appears to be the most controversial but despite the very unhelpful image his Twitter hits created, he still has quite a number of sympathisers. I am very much interested in what decision Keshi takes concerning this player and Ikechukwu Uche. I am backing one of them to return but who knows he may take both or drop the two.
Now where did the 35-man list start from? The Nigeria Football Federation and Keshi have denied such number of players is being prepared for the camping in the USA but the story didn't emanate from nothing. It is obvious that a lot of pressure is on the coach about those to be included on the list. Apart from those from his employees, there are a lot of cries from the general public that Keshi cannot afford to ignore. I belong to the group of those who have continued to press on the manager to be reasonable with the squad. My desire is that he applies the utmost fairness in arriving at the final list.
If you ask for my opinion for any inclusion from the regulars, I would like Ejike Uzoenyi of the CHAN fame to get a chance with the full team. He was okay in South Africa and I do hope that he lives up to expectation when everyone gathers. I have not changed my mind on Uche and I believe that our attack will be better if he regains form and 'play to Keshi's instruction.' As for Osaze, I am neither here nor there; whichever way Keshi goes on the matter I will accept.
For now, I leave Keshi to think and decide properly for the good of Nigeria and his career.
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Join us for a phone banking and door knocking challenge to spread the word about economic freedom, while enjoying the Cubs-Cards baseball rivalry. Participants will enjoy food and drinks, while contacting their neighbors to advance economic freedom and qualify to win a set of baseball game tickets.
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Garden centers, with their vast collections of plant colors, sizes and shapes, can be intimidating to inexperienced buyers. But you can become a discerning purchaser with a little homework and by quizzing the salespeople as you shop.
"Usually, when shopping, I go early before the crowds and also before the staff are worn out," said Jack McKinnon, a garden coach from the San Francisco Bay area. "I like asking questions like, 'What are you getting in next?' 'What is new?' and 'What is the most popular now?' If it is early (in the season), you may learn a lot that puts you ahead of the masses in designs and trends."
The most important factor in plant shopping, however, is the health of the plant, McKinnon said.
"As one nurseryman I trust says: 'Don't accept ugly plants.' And he doesn't give refunds."
How can you tell if a plant is diseased, pest-ridden or beyond its prime?
"Look for any unusual brown, black or gray spotting on the foliage," said Rizanino (Riz) Reyes, a landscape designer and owner of RHR Horticulture in Shoreline, Wash., a Seattle suburb.
"Any dead sections that are beyond just grooming to make it look good should be avoided," he said. Also avoid plants "that may be unusually red or sickly yellow looking."
It's a good idea to check plant roots at the nursery. It's risky to buy plants that are root-bound, too wet or too dry, although that may mean removing them from the pot to examine them.
"If you politely ask a garden center staff member, any reputable retail center should stand by their product and allow you to do it, or they may do it for you," Reyes said.
Other plant-buying-like-a-pro tips:
-- Shop by price and shop the sales. Find out when new plants are usually delivered and displayed. "Try to have a relationship with the nursery owner or staff," McKinnon said.
-- Bare-root, container-grown, or balled-and-burlapped? "Bare-root plats have not had a chance to get root-bound in a pot, and you can see what you're buying," McKinnon said. "Both are definite advantages."
-- Work from a plan. "I recommend having a general list so you avoid too many impulse buys on plants that may not end up getting planted or worse, get forgotten," Reyes said.
-- Annuals vs. perennials: "Perennials come back and can look great the year-'round," Reyes said. "Annuals provide traffic-stopping impact and remarkable color. You save and have the most incredible garden by integrating both."
-- Buying tropicals and houseplants: "Take care in transporting these from the store to your vehicle as some may be very sensitive to the cold," Reyes said. "Plant them right away or keep them cool but not frozen. Keep them watered and moist."
-- Choosing bulbs, corms, tubers and rhizomes: "Look for plump, firm bulbs," Reyes said. "Usually, the bigger the better. Hardy bulbs like lilies are ready to plant as soon as possible. For dahlias and other tender bulbs, wait until after frost to plant or pot them up and start indoors."
For more about buying healthy plants, see suggestions from Colorado State University Cooperative Extension: http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/CoopExt/4DMG/Garden/choosing.htm


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Nerdcore Players Lyrics - MC Lars Horris
had a problem with the chicks in the early nineties
now i pimp women until I'm ninety
poster child for the geeky life
manifested get the girls undressed and
get it on get the ladies sex and
put the mic down and pick a drink up
later that night I'll beat the pink up
check my site i put a link up
contact me I'm a digital g
come from the net but born in cali
west coast player I'm the mayor of the get down
fly rhymesayer chicks say I'm the best now
put me to the test now
see why girls died from the 99 to meet me
computer hacking skills pay the bills and they greet me
oh so sweet
You know we're the truth sayers
We're the nerdcore players
I'm pimping like John Mayer
My game is heavy like Slayer
[MC Lars:]
Girl what's your name, what's your sign, where you from?
Want to go hyphy, want to go dumb?
I'll tell you jokes and make you laugh
Sad lonely nights they're in the past
Mountain Dew I'll buy you that (yup!)
Beef jerky I'll but you that, books about Nietzsche, I'll buy you that
BART tickets to Richmond I'll but you that
I keep it real like ontology
A priori player, fly like ornithology
"All Apologies", I'm so In Utero
My castles in the clouds like Victor Hugo
TPFR - True Pimp for Real
Ask anyone you know, I'm a very big deal
I sold 20,000 with minimal promotion
Wake up you're in love like Billy Ocean!
I'll get her number you run point
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or I'll be the wingman call me goose
grease chicks like bacon we so footloose
they're obtuse were acute shes so cute
rubbing on my tracksuit
tell 'em lars how we do it in hurr
get up on the mic and do that thurr
[MC Lars:]
YT and me we pimp these ladies
KOL-Con V, we made some babies
At Comic-Con we met some chicks
Who knew all of the Lucas flicks
My Monty Python makes them holler
Laptop baller, game shot caller
B, A, left, right, guess who I'm taking home tonight!
[YTCracker:] You use protection right?
[Lars:] That's right YTCracker! A true player's always gots to wrap it up!
[YTCracker:] Word!
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Syrian forces bomb area of alleged chemical attack
Columns of smoke rising from heavy shelling in the Jobar neighborhood in west Damascus, in Cairo, Syria, Thursday, Aug. 22, 2013. President Bashar Assad's forces pressed on with a military offensive in eastern Damascus on Thursday, bombing rebel-held suburbs where the opposition said a chemical weapons attack the day before killed over 100 people. The government has denied allegations it used chemical weapons in artillery barrages on the area known as eastern Ghouta on Wednesday as "absolutely baseless." (AP Photo/Hassan Ammar)
This image, provided by Shaam News Network Thursday, which has been authenticated based on its contents and other AP reporting, purports to show a young victim of an attack on Ghouta, Syria recuperating in a hospital.
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BEIRUT – Syrian government forces pressed their offensive in eastern Damascus Thursday, bombing rebel-held suburbs where the opposition said the regime had killed more than 100 people the day before in a chemical weapons attack.
The government has denied allegations it used chemical weapons in artillery barrages on the area known as eastern Ghouta on Wednesday as "absolutely baseless."
The U.S., Britain and France have demanded that a team of U.N. experts already in Syria be granted immediate access to the site.
Syrian opposition figures and activists have reported death tolls from Wednesday's attack ranging from 136 to 1,300. But even the most conservative tally would make it the deadliest alleged chemical attack in Syria's civil war.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said it had no word on casualties in the Thursday morning bombing. It said warplanes conducted several air raids on eastern and western suburbs of Damascus, including three that took place within five minutes.
The Local Coordination Committees, another activist group, also reported several air raids on the suburbs, and added that President Bashar Assad's forces were shelling eastern Ghouta from the Qasioun mountain overlooking Damascus.
Wednesday's alleged chemical attack was said to have killed scores of children, seen in amateur videos as small, lifeless bodies, wrapped in white cloths, their pale skin unmarked by any wounds.
Images of dead children lying shoulder to shoulder in rooms and of others being treated for breathing problems brought worldwide condemnation and shock.
Mohammed Abdullah, an activist in the suburb of Saqba, told the Associated Press via Skype Thursday that most of the dead were buried hours after the attack in collective graves in different areas in eastern Ghouta. The burials took place quickly for fear the bodies might decompose in the heat, he said.
Relatives identified some of the dead before burial. Unidentified victims were photographed and their graves tagged with a number in case their loved ones come to collect their bodies in the future, Abdullah said.
"Most of the dead were buried in mass graves," he said.
In a statement calling the reports "deeply disturbing," UNICEF said: "This terrible conflict has gone on far too long and children have suffered more than enough.
"Children must be protected, and those who fail to protect them will be held accountable," it said.
From New York, the U.N. Security Council called for "a thorough, impartial and prompt investigation."
Syria's state media quoted a Foreign Ministry official, anonymously according to standard practice, as saying Thursday that allowing the U.N. team to go to Ghouta would require an agreement between the Syrian government and the United Nations.
A 20-member U.N. team led by Swedish chemical weapons expert Ake Sellstrom has been in Damascus since Sunday to investigate three sites where chemical weapons attacks allegedly occurred in the past: the village of Khan al-Assal just west of the embattled northern city of Aleppo and two other locations being kept secret for security reasons.
France, meanwhile, raised the possibility of using force in Syria if it is proven that Assad's regime used chemical weapons.
"We need a reaction by the international community, ... a reaction of force," French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said. He excluded deploying soldiers on the ground as an option, though, and declined to specify the type of force that could be used.
Yuval Steinitz, Israel's minister for intelligence and strategic affairs, said Israeli "intelligence estimates" concluded that chemical weapons indeed were used. He didn't point fingers directly at Assad but called his regime "exceptionally cruel."
In Germany, Turkish and German foreign ministers underlined demands to let U.N. inspectors investigate. Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu called for new sanctions.
"Several red lines have been crossed — if sanctions are not imposed immediately, then we will lose our power to deter," he said.
He added that he had spoken to U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon and told him that "the U.N. must not behave hesitantly anymore, sanctions must now be imposed."
German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said the Syrian opposition's allegations were "so serious, so monstrous that it is necessary to enable a real examination before talking or speculating about consequences."
Russia, Assad's main backer, is balking at tougher action. On Wednesday, Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said the accusations appear to be an effort to "create a pretext at any cost" to stop the U.N. Security Council from supporting Assad's foes.
He said Russia's gathered intelligence indicated that the rocket had been launched from positions in a Damascus suburb occupied by opposition forces.
On Thursday, Assad issued a decree introducing a cabinet reshuffle that affected several minor portfolios. According to the reshuffle, Samir Ezzat Amin was named as minister of domestic trade and consumer protection, replacing Qadri Jamil, who retained his post of deputy premier for economic affairs. The reshuffle also affected the ministry of education, economy, industry and tourism.
The last cabinet reshuffle was carried out in February. Thursday's reshuffle likely won't affect any major change in the stance of Assad's government.
In the capital, rebels attacked several army checkpoints Thursday in the neighborhood of Jobar, killing nine soldiers and wounding 10, the Observatory said. Jobar, on the northern edge of Damascus, has endured clashes between troops and rebels for weeks.
The Observatory also reported heavy clashes between al-Qaida-linked groups and Kurdish gunmen in the predominantly Kurdish northeastern province of Hassakeh. The group said the fighting concentrated near a border crossing point with Turkey in the city of Ras al-Ayan that is controlled by Kurdish gunmen.
It said both sides suffered casualties.
The fighting in northeastern Syria has killed hundreds of people in the past months. Earlier this week, the fighting drove a mass exodus of civilians out of the region into neighboring Iraq.
The unrest in Syria began in March 2011 and later exploded into a civil war. More than 100,000 people have been killed, according to U.N. figures.
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FORT WORTH _ City Council members on Tuesday enthusiastically greeted funding proposals by its volunteer arts funding task force."I think we and the staff learned a whole lot," Mayor Betsy Price said. "We don't like other cities outdoing us. We just need to get our financial house in order" first.The task force , chaired by Westwood Contractors Chief Executive Robert Benda, recommended using a mix of gas lease and royalty earnings and general fund revenues to modestly increase proposed funding next year. The proposal -- if approved by the City Council -- would gradually reduce reliance on the hotly competitive general fund for the arts, and potentially raise the amount of money available each year, based on the city's earnings from unencumbered gas revenues that are in a trust.Councilman Sal Espino, who has pushed for greater city funding of the arts, called the proposals an "outstanding recommendation.""It's time to really go out to the community and ask what kind of art and culture do we want here in our city," he said.The task force also recommended:An annual city contribution to the arts of 2.5 percent of estimated economic impact, or $2.1 million based on the Washington group's study, whose findings were based only on data from the groups that responded.Creating a local arts foundation;Restoring Convention and Visitors Bureau funding to its full level in current contract talks, making the CVB's current arts grant program part of the contract, and linking the grants to hotel stays;Looking into whether it's feasible for arts organizations on city property, including Casa Mañana and the major museums, to "piggyback" on the city's low electric rates;Leasing office space to Fort Worth Sister Cities, whose funding was pared to zero in the 2013 budget, at the "lowest possible rate" in the Tech Fort Worth/Guinn School Facility small business incubator. The task force, besides being charged by Price with coming up with proposed funding solutions for the arts,Under the final recommendation, in 2014, $1.1 million would go to the arts in grants distributed by the Arts Council plus a fee paid to the organization for management of the city-owned Community Arts Center.That would be a modest increase from the $966,000 the city contributed last year.Of the $1.1 million, $650,000 would come from the gas trust, and $450,000 from the general fund.By fiscal 2022, the last projected year of general fund money for the arts under the proposal, funding would rise to $1.34 million, based on conservative projections for earnings growth. Of that, $1.25 million would come from gas earnings, and $90,000 from the general fund.The task force left alone revenue from the city's hotel tax, which is earmarked for improvements at the Will Rogers Memorial Center and Fort Worth Convention Center, and for the Fort Worth Convention and Visitors Bureau.Scott Nishimura, (817) 390-7808Twitter: @JScottNishimura
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He lives in Chicago, and one day hopes to settle down in his Florida dream home, but he never anticipated offices next door. "It's not what we thought we were getting into," he said.
The proposal says rezoning the almost 5 acres of land will bring the property into compliance with future land use which, it says, is commercial/professional.
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Roy's 3 goals lift Northeastern past BU in BeanpotThe Associated Press | February 05,2013BOSTON Kevin Roy scored three goals, and Northeastern opened the Beanpot tournament with a 3-2 victory over Boston University on Monday night.
Roy netted his second goal off a turnover in the second period and then batted home an attempted clearing pass late in the game that kicked off the 61st annual tournament.
Chris Rawlings made 32 saves for the Huskies (8-13-3), who will face the winner of Monday nights second game between Boston College and Harvard next Monday.
Danny ORegan and Sahir Gill scored for the Terriers. It is just the fourth time in 30 years that Boston University wont be playing in the tournaments title game.
The tournament pits the Boston areas four Division I hockey programs located just a few miles apart against each other annually on the first two Mondays in February.
Northeastern will be trying to claim its fifth Beanpot crown the fewest by far of the four schools and its first since 1988. The Huskies snapped a 15-game losing streak to Boston University in the Beanpot, dating to their last title.
Ive been a part of this tournament for a long time and heard all of the facts and figures on how Northeastern hasnt beaten Boston University for 15 years, Huskies coach Jim Madigan said. The facts and figures dont win hockey games. Its hard work.
Defending national champion Boston College has won the last three Beanpots. Boston University owns 29 titles, and Harvard has 10.
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I knew BU had more wins, he said. Every year, teams change and you cant look back at the history of what happened.
With Northeastern clinging to a 2-1 lead, Roy, positioned to the right of the net, swatted in Matt Grzelcyks attempted clear from in front of the crease.
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The Huskies, who came into the tournament having beaten all three teams this season, grabbed a 2-1 edge midway into the second period off a giveaway by BU center Ben Rosen.
OConnor left the crease and got to a loose puck to the right of the net. He fed a pass along the right boards to Rosen, who tried to center a pass to one of his defenseman in front of the uncovered net. But Roy skated in, dived, and tipped the puck into the empty net.
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I'm going to be at Disney in about a week and was wondering if it was worth trying. Is Emeril's or Tchoup-Chop better?
Tchoup-Chop was one of the worst meals for the moneywe have ever had. The food was from uninspired to over salted. Large cocktail for 2 was the best thing we had. Blue Zoo was much better. Clam Pizza & Lobster were great. Primo @ JW Marriott was also a good choice.
We had a very nice dinner at Blue Zoo during a family trip to Disney. The place is spectacularly decorated with a blue floating bubble theme, really nice at sunset. Though we ate in the dining room, they permitted us to order from the bar/cafe menu as well -- they weren't jammed, and we had a large party with kids and teens. I particularly remember some flatbreads, with clams and other variations, that were tasty appetizers.
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>>Though we ate in the dining room, they permitted us to order from the bar/cafe menu as well -- they weren't jammed, and we had a large party with kids and teens. I particularly remember some flatbreads, with clams and other variations, that were tasty appetizers.<<
We wanted to have dinner at the bar booth, but they refused. Not sure why. Across at the Swan is the new Italian restaurant, Il Mulino. Food is excellent. Expensive, but very good.
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If I recall correctly, the bar/cafe area was not available to sit at the night our party of nine had dinner. But as I said, we did order items off of the more casual and less expensive bar/cafe menu. Our meal wouldn't have been nearly as much fun or successful without that option. With all of the other choices at Disney, including a Shula's steakhouse right across the foyer in the same hotel, I would certainly hope that they would be somewhat flexible. Also, I think that we had to pay with a separate credit card because I don't think they accept the Disney charge cards. I also remember getting there using a sorta fun ferry boat. I certainly would ask about these issues when making a reservation.
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I was not bashing Em. I was commenting on a $160 meal that was close to inedible. I over salt every thing & the food was too salty for my taste. I have had good meals at Emeril's in New Oreans & Orlando also at NOLA. However, the chef's at Tchoup Chop could not pull off the fusion thing last fall. The Cantonese Lobster at Blue Zoo is expensive, but worth the price compared to the Elk & New York Strip we had at Tcoup-Chop.
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I'm visiting my folks who live in The Villages on Thursday, we're stopping by Emeril's Orlando for lunch on the way back from the airport. I'm going to Disney probably Friday, and would like to try Bluezoo after seeing the positive reviews.
About Emeril...his Vegas restaurants are incredible! His Delmonico Steakhouse was better than Jean-Georges' Prime at Bellagio. And that place is tough to beat. I have every confidence Emeril's in Orlando will not disappoint. Emeril knows his stuff, if Tchoup-Chop is less than fantastic, I hope he's worked on it.
I will of course let people know what I think. Can one make reservations at Bluezoo same day?
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bluezoo in the the WDW Dolphin hotel. You can, and should, make a reservation as early as possible. Dinner only.407-934-1111.
I doubt Emeril has paid any attention to Tchoup chop since it opened, despite a couple of chef changes. He pays people to do that. As long as business is good and Loews and Universal aren't complaining, he's focused on projects that make him more money.
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make sure you have the banana cream pie at emeril's - i have not been there for a couple of years, but it was GREAT
I thought the Blue Zoo menu was hit or miss. Not to be missed are the ZooBerry Martini, the tuna tartare appetizer, and the raw bar featuring raw oysters from the Pacific and the Atlantic. Also, the Cantonese Lobster was fantastic but was one of the most expensive items on the menu. The Tempura Haricot Vert side dish was also delish.
We had a very mediocre meal at Emeril's, I would not recommend the place. Food ranged from bland to salty, breads were largely flavorless, sides tasted as though they had been prepared earlier and reheated. The service was intrusive and amateurish to boot. I have heard very good things about BlueZoo, but haven't been. If you go, I'd love to hear what yout think.
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We also had a medicore meal at Emerils last year when we went (glad I went though) . I've only been to Tchoup-Chop once a couple years back but enjoyed it thoroughly. Have never been to Blue Zoo but planning on trying it next trip to Disney, just for that Martini alone!!
I'd give the nod to bluezoo. They floundered for a while, but finally got on their game about a year ago and I've had several excellent meals there.
Both restaurant's decor is spectacular.
Perhaps you could do Tchoup Chop at lunch. Less crowded, lower prices, and very similar menu than at dinner.
I find some of the dishes there, like Emeri;'s food in general, over layered as far as flavors. The simpler items are the better ones, in my opinion.
Service in all our restaurants is hit or miss, but I've found Emeri's places to be very responsive when you complain.
I think this one totally depends on your food mood.
Both times I have been to Tchoup Choup, I got the Hawaiian platter. It is amazing. Decor is cool to look at, but the seating is more trendy than comfortable. Creative drinks and good service.
The first time we went to Emeril's, did not like it. Went back a few years later, and we loved it. We have been back several times since. Emeril's is a little more traditional "Emeril-style" with cajun accented food. Good service here too.
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Having been to Emeril's (Universal) in Orlando several times and liked it, we tried Tchoup Choup. Didn't think the food was as good, nor the service, nor some of the menu selections although the setting is attractive. At Emeril's,however, we usually try to sit at the food bar by the kitchen. It's fun to watch all the dishes being made and if you're not sure what to order you can decide by seeing them close up. In addition, like at a sushi bar, you can talk to your fellow diners and ask them about their selections and get recommendations, if necessary. My husband's been there many more times than I and even taken his granddaughter there. They're very responsive to questions and changes if you have any food allergies or concerns or just likes and dislikes. And we've enjoyed every meal we've had there.
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I'd actually suggest a third option: Roy's on West Sand Lake. At Bluezoo, the emphasis is on what's trendy, not necessarily what pairs well together. The Vietnamese crab salad was AWFUL. The flavors did not work well together at all. The tuna tartare is good, if you don't mind blazing heat! My problem with it was that nothing on the menu indicated the level of heat of this dish, and the server didn't give a warning.
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An Elizabethtown woman is facing multiple charges after police say she stabbed a man and then lied to officers about her involvement.
Jessica S. Duren, 27, was arrested Monday night on charges of second-degree assault and falsely reporting an incident.
According to an arrest warrant, Duren was involved in a verbal argument Feb. 15 at Woodland Mobile Home Park with the alleged victim.
The altercation concluded when Duren removed a knife from a kitchen drawer and allegedly stabbed the man in the stomach, police said.
In her original written statement to Elizabethtown police, Duren denied handling the knife, according to the warrant.
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