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FORT WORTH -- Three of five people headed to a church event were killed Sunday afternoon on Jacksboro Highway when the vehicle they were in collided with a minivan and then exploded, police said.The driver of the vehicle -- which was destroyed -- and a front-seat passenger escaped the fiery crash.Killed in the wreck were a 15-year-old boy, an elderly man and a middle-aged woman who were all in the back seat. Authorities did not release their names pending notification of relatives.The driver and a passenger in the minivan were not seriously injured, police said.Police responded to the wreck shortly before 2 p.m. Sunday at Jacksboro Highway and Hanger Cutoff Road near the Fort Worth Nature Center in far northwest Fort Worth.The vehicle with five people inside was northbound on Jacksboro Highway when it collided with the minivan, which was headed west on Hanger Cutoff Road, police Lt. Pedro Criado said Sunday.On impact, the vehicle exploded and caught fire, police said. The make and model were unrecognizable afterward.The female driver and a female front-seat passenger escaped the burning vehicle, police said. MedStar reported that the survivors from both vehicles were checked at the scene, and no one was taken to a hospital."Officers are in the process of reconstructing the crash to determine what happened," Criado said. Investigators have no reason to believe alcohol was a factor, he said.Domingo Ramirez Jr., 817-390-7763Twitter: @mingoramirezjr
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Authorities in southeast Nebraska say they were sure of it. They were certain that a man wanted for a felony arrest warrant was at his mother's house. Although Mom reportedly denied it, the man was found in his bedroom.
However Gage County Sheriff Millard "Gus" Gustafson says apprehending 23-year-old Jaryn Sanne Tuesday was not an easy process. According to reports, 50-year-old Lisa Sanne acknowledged that her son lives at her home off and on but insisted he was not there. Officers were still suspicious given the fact that Jaryn's car was in the driveway.
They backed off but kept watch of the property to take note if anyone was leaving or entering the home. During the surveillance, the Gage County Sheriff's Office obtained a search warrant on the home to look for Jaryn. Once the search warrant was granted, they entered the home and found him in his bedroom.
He was arrested and booked for a felony warrant. His mother joined him at the county jail where she was booked for being accessory to a felony and false reporting.
According to his Facebook page, Jaryn Sanne studied Criminal Justice at Southeast Community College. He is accused of forging numerous checks that belonged to a man who allowed Jaryn to live at his home while helping the victim on his farm during planting season. The checks totaled $3,138.66.

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Martin L. "Vlad" Evanick, drummer of the now-defunct St. Louis metal band Core of Your Nightmares, was sentenced to nineteen years in federal prison Monday for child pornography charges. Evanick, 31, pleaded guilty to the charge in July. He was arrested in October 2012, after the mother of the victi ... More >>
Christopher Horton, a twenty-year-old former karate instructor at the Three Tigers Martial Arts studio in Belleville, Illinois, is accused of sexually abusing multiple young boys over a period of nine months -- and repeatedly filming the abuse. Now, one of the victims' families is suing Horton, hi ... More >>
Add "guilty of producing child pornography" to Martin L. "Vlad" Evans' resume. That is, right under "Evil Death Metal Clown." See Also: - Core of Your Nightmares Drummer Charged with Producing Child Pornography
Here's one way St. Louis leaders are working to combat gun violence in the city -- and officials say it's a first-of-a-kind effort. Federal authorities in Missouri and Illinois alongside local metro officials announced yesterday that, with a partnership aimed at targeting violent crime, they have ... More >>
According to statements made in an Illinois courtroom yesterday, a drug scandal in the St. Clair County Courthouse could be poised to ensnare even more of the community's most respected citizens. At a bond hearing for St. Clair County probation officer James Fogarty yesterday, Assistant U.S. Attorn ... More >>
The drummer for St. Louis-area death metal band the Core of Your Nightmares is being held with no bond on child pornography charges -- he allegedly filmed himself "engaged in sex acts" with a child and shared it on the internet. Investigators think he is a flight risk and a danger to the community. ... More >>
Saturday Night Live poked some fun at East St. Louis with a political skit this past weekend that had Keenan Thompson (Good Burger, FTW), in character as ESL mayor Alvin Parks, proclaim his city to be a "hell hole." The real life Parks was reportedly not amused by the characterization.And then today ... More >>
Behind the mask, no one knows you're black. Unless...A former resident of O'Fallon, Illinois, pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court in East St. Louis on charges that he mailed threatening letters to police and city officials claiming he was a member of the KKK. According to federal prosecutors ... More >>
Thomas Cureton thought he could beat the Feds. But the kidnapper accused of beating his victim and putting a gun to her head went down today. Cureton, 30, of Dupo, Illinois, was convicted in federal court this morning on several violent charges, including kidnapping and selling crack across ... More >>
We've been reporting about the rise in heroin overdoses in the region, and one of the people who's come out strongly against the epidemic is Stephen Wigginton, U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Illinois. Last month, Wigginton announced that his office had begun to treat overdose case ... More >>
Zia Nizami / AP Attorney WiggintonThe United States Attorney for the Southern District of Illinois has declared a war on heroin. The drug, once limited in the number of victims it reached, has hit the St. Louis region like a tidal wave in the last three years, leaving both low-income and af ... More >>


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Last Hurrah Comes and Goes In A Hurry It isn't very often that we drive a new car that's already out of production, but that's exactly what has happened with this 2013 Volvo C30. After just five years on the North American market, the last C30 quietly rolled off the assembly line back in December. But before that happened, Volvo decided to send its compact hatchback out on a high note with a little added performance and exclusivity courtesy of this R-Design Polestar Limited Edition model. The term "hot hatch" is admittedly tossed around a lot these days, but the combination of an... Read More
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Don't let this test vehicle's proportions deceive you – there's stretched Volvo C30 architecture under all of that cladding. Yes, Volvo is working on expanding its C30 range with the addition of this, the upcoming V30, set to rival the Audi A3 and recently redone BMW 1 Series hatchback in Europe. There's also a high-riding crossover variant, ...
The lovely – though far too pricey for our tastes – Volvo C30 Electric DRIVe will get its motivation from Brusa Elektronik AG-supplied electric motors. Based in Germany, Brusa says its drivetrain systems will power at least 250 – possibly more based upon demand – C30 Electrics. So, with Brusa being Volvo's selected supplier, let's ...
If you ever looked at those old Volvo ads that suggested their station wagons were the next logical step up from a Lotus, well, you can stop snickering. Sure, it may still be a long shot, but Volvo appears to be getting serious about offering performance-oriented automobiles. A couple of weeks ago, we brought you a report that indicated Volvo was ...
The Sweden House is a smart, clean-looking building in Washington, D.C.'s Georgetown district that serves as that country's embassy in the United States. On a hot June morning last week, the House opened its doors to Volvo, Sweden's biggest automaker, for a morning seminar titled Innovation Towards Zero that covered the ways the company is trying to ...
According to Automotive News, Volvo CEO Stefan Jacoby has stated that the automaker will likely "trim [its] product line" in the United States over the next few years. Jacoby has not revealed exactly what models will be cut, but instead says that the company's core products here in the States will be the S60 sedan, as well as the XC60 and XC90 ...
Volvo has announced that its C30 Electric will participate in an inductive charging project called Continuous Electric Drive (CED) that is being set up by Belgian technological and automotive development specialists Flanders' Drive. Volvo will deliver a single C30 Electric to Flanders' Drive on May 19th, the official start of the project, to be modified ...
In late 2009, Chinese automaker BAIC and General Motors struck up a $200-million deal that granted BAIC rights to the previous-generation Saab 9-5 platform and the pre-2006 Saab 9-3. The Chinese company worked its electric magic on the 9-5 and called the finished product the C71 EV concept; a battery-swap capable sedan that was unveiled at the 2010 ...
Last year, Volvo's factory-backed Polestar Racing team clinched the title in the Swedish Touring Car Championship. Based on that success, the Swedish outfit elected to bump up its efforts to challenge for the World Touring Car Championship, all the while fighting to defend its national title back home where the Swedish series has merged with the Danish ...
The Volvo C30 is a bit of a divisive design. Some love the radical P1800ES-inspired hatch, while others find it awkward. But maybe the brand's latest special edition can help. Called the C30 Black Design, it's limited exclusively to the Italian market and to just 600 examples. What sets it apart is the application of a 3M carbon-look film to the roof, ...
We'll take one, once we can buy one while keeping both kidneys No matter what it's like to drive – and we admit, it is a great little car – you can't escape the fact that Volvo plans to charge lessees around $2,100 a month for the upcoming C30 Electric. There will be no option to buy a C30 Electric, so don't think you can get around the rules ...
Automakers are racing to launch two types of plug-in vehicles: battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs). According to Pike Research, while penetration of plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) is expected to remain low for some time, sales volumes will soar by 2015. That's the year that Pike says annual plug-in sales will ...
A trial fleet of approximately 400 Volvo C30 Electrics is a comin' and the Swedish automaker wants potential lessees to know that the C30 is equipped to cope with extreme winter weather. Apparently, the C30 Electric is not likely to be one of those sweater and gloves commuter cars. According to Volvo, the C30 features three distinct climate systems: one ...
A trial fleet of around 400 Volvo C30 Electrics is coming, and anyone who wants one had better have an awful big piggy bank. Speaking at a media launch near Indianapolis, IN today, the president of Volvo Car Special Vehicles, Lennart Stegland, said that, while the final price for the car hasn't been set, Volvo will not sell the EV, but instead offer the ...
A trial fleet of around 400 Volvo C30 Electrics is coming, and anyone who wants one had better have an awful big piggy bank. Speaking at a media launch near Indianapolis, IN today, the president of Volvo Car Special Vehicles, Lennart Stegland, said that, while the final price for the car hasn't been set, Volvo will not sell the EV, but instead offer the ...
Recently, Volvo wheeled out its C30 Electric for some cold-weather testing in the Arctic. In temperatures that hovered around -33 degrees Celsius (-27.4 degrees Fahrenheit), Volvo claims that the battery-powered C30 had "no problems coping with the climate." As Obi-wan would say, this is only true from a certain point of view. While the C30 Electric ...
At this year's Detroit Auto Show, the Volvo C30 Electric hit the stage sporting battle scars from a standard offset collision crash test. The damaged C30, though not the most eye-catching car on display, did prove an important point: electric cars can be safe. Protecting the C30's massive battery pack from sustaining damage during an offset frontal ...
How clean can one modern, European family go? Swedish auto maker Volvo, wooden house experts A-hus and energy company Vattenfall are helping one family cut its carbon emissions by 85 percent in a quest to live the "One Tonne Life." The challenge the familiy is taking on is to live within a limit of one metric ton of carbon emissions per person per year ...
From a safety engineering perspective, there are major differences between an electric car and a traditional car. That's what Volvo's senior manager for safety strategy & requirements, Jan Ivarsson, said about the highest-profile project he's working on these days: crash testing the C30 Electric. We asked Ivarsson if potential electric ...
At last year's Detroit Auto Show, Volvo brought along a road-ready C30 Electric. In the intervening months, we've driven the great little car, but we're glad we were not behind the wheel when one crashed at 40 miles per hour recently. Thankfully, nobody was, since the car was involved in a planned crash test by Volvo to, in the words of Volvo CEO Stefan ...
The Washington Auto Show is known for its focus on policy, but it is also the site of the annual Green Car Vision Awards, the future counterpoint to Green Car Journal's Green Car Vision Award. The 2011 finalists were announced today, and the list includes: Ford Focus Electric Honda Fit EV Mitsubishi i electric vehicle Toyota RAV4 EV ...


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- Summary: FIFA Soccer 07 on the Xbox 360 moves away from the traditional animation-based game engine and now enables raw physics and data to drive the action, creating true-to-life movement and the most advanced visuals seen in a soccer game. Player characteristics are based on brand-new traits and twice the number of attributes, so you won't see two players moving in exactly the same way. Instead they look and behave like the athletes we see gracing the pitch week-in, week-out. Improved fundamental controls that are easy to pick-up-and play but difficult to master and enhanced AI enable you to truly enjoy the virtual recreation of the beautiful game. The ball and players react to your slightest touch with an unprecedented level of responsiveness, giving you complete control. For the first time ever the ball is alive with its own independent physics, resulting in truly unpredictable gameplay. Now any type of pass or shot is possible and goals will feel natural and unique. Using the physics-based and data-driven technology, the FIFA Soccer 07 engine creates a wealth of data that gives you the power to make real tactical decisions when managing your players. FIFA Soccer 07 offers never-before-experienced real-time player analysis. Monitor each player's performance in the game by viewing complete passing, shooting and defending stats. Detailed feedback pinpoints where the player was located on the pitch and his contribution to the match. Now you can make informed decisions during halftime with the aid of this in-depth match analysis, enabling you to locate problem areas in both attack and defense. Check the areas of possession to make subtle adjustments to your play and spot defensive weaknesses in the opposition. All the shots, assists and goals are marked out so you can see who did the most damage. [Electronic Arts]… Expand
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- # of players: 4 Online
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Everything in this soccer installment -- from the nimble online play (which now supports 2 versus 2 matches via Xbox Live) to the challenging set of achievements -- is well executed. Too bad every annual installment doesn't show this much improvement.
The good news is that FIFA 07 is undoubtedly the best Xbox 360 game in the series to date. The bad news is that, in some ways, it's still inferior to its PlayStation 2 and Xbox counterparts.
With its unmatched visuals, its superior soundtrack, its pleasant presentation and it's much improved game play, FIFA 07 is a welcome addition to the football genre.
A fantastic start for FIFA 07, but will need some tweaking and perfecting in FIFA 08 to really bring over the doubters.
If you take into account FIFA 06 being the worst title and FIFA World Cup/Pro Evolution being the best FIFA 07 falls somewhere in between.
We would have liked for this year's 360 FIFA 07 to combine all the best parts of its current-gen cousins and its older World Cup brother; rather, we got a good, not great, title that in several ways is outshined by those same games.
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CPOct 27, 2006The reason MLS aren't on it is because who wants to be a MLS side anyway! None of us because their crap! I've played the 360 version and even my pro evo mate who hates fifa said I like fifa now, make sure you have the camera on dynamic 2 for the more pro evo feel, the gameplays better though.… Expand
SoccerBoyJan 27, 2007Awesome game but sort of hard to shoot, the aiming control is very sensitive.
JamieA.Jul 12, 2007This is my favourite soccer game to date, it totally obliterates PES. I love everything about FIFA 07 except for the the fact that the Portuguese League is missing.… Expand
PabloR.Oct 28, 2006It is an amazing football game, visually stunning, extremey playable. A very big and nice surprise. Well done EA.
NielsT.Aug 19, 2007At the end of the day, it's a pretty solid game. New gameplay and a good carrer mode, makes up for a bit lacking game.
AMNov 5, 2006This game is underratted. The problem is you have to turn off passing assistance so that the game beomes more free. You can adjust the defensive auto-switch as prefered. Passing is encouraged and it's best to lay off the sprint button unless you're going in a straigth line as it make it harder to control. Game will be low scoring and more realistic. FIFA 07 is now a much better competitor to PES/Winning 11 in terms of gameplay and has awesome visuals and sound. The only negative is limited leagues and stadiums, but all the important ones are there anyway...… Expand
Nov 24, 2012FIFA 06 was like 1000x better. Why? Well the AI was better. In 07, your AI sucks, while the opponents AI can grab you and pull you in a circle when you are about to make a shot IN THE PENALTY BOX - and no penalty is called. Even on Amateur the AI can make 10 passes in a row - IN THE AIR - and everyone will be perfect. And - if you're playing on Amateur - and you're facing the 20th place team in the league - you can bet it will be the hardest match of your life. The 20th place team will be the best goalie you've ever faced. Sorry, EA - but you bit the big one on this game.… Expand


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To meet escalating customer demand for its range of heavy duty vehicle lifts, Stertil-Koni boosted its manufacturing capacity and implemented key enhancements in its overall production processes to further speed delivery times.The move is the most recent in a series of capital and workforce investment initiatives by Stertil-Koni to increase both productivity and efficiency. The company's portfolio of mobile column lifts is the principle beneficiary of these most recent improvements. "Marketplace response to our recently introduced ST 1085 mobile column lifts has been extremely positive," Peter Bowers, technical sales support manager, Stertil-Koni, said. "These mobile column lifts deliver the latest in high-performance, low-maintenance and safety-engineered mobile lifting systems." The ST 1085 series features a lifting capacity of 18,500 lbs. per column and is equipped with extra-long adjustable pick-up forks of 14 inches — well suited to safely raise all types of vehicles, including those with super single tires. In addition, the width between the lifting forks is adjustable, so that vehicles with variable wheel diameters can be lifted safely and easily."The ST 1085 also features a Multi Master System, equipped with a control box on each individual mobile lifting column," Bowers added. "In that way, lifting columns can be operated individually, in pairs or a complete set with the touch of a single button. Customers also appreciate that all columns are interchangeable, so they can be used at multiple locations." In July 2013, Stertil-Koni announced that its manufacturing facility in Streator, Ill., purchased and installed a new Okuma MILLAC Vertical Machining Center. The result has been to substantially speed the fabrication process while simultaneously increasing precision in a broad range of the company's heavy duty lifts, including mobile column lifts, platform lifts, its U.S. patented, ultra-shallow, full-rise in-ground scissor lifting system, ECOLIFT, and its full-rise telescopic piston lift, DIAMOND LIFT.In April 2013, Stertil-Koni also unveiled a new cutting machine that utilizes a combination of plasma and oxy-fuel torches coupled with a PC-based touch screen controller for quick, high-precision manufacturing.
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The big draw on Impact Wrestling this week is the return of Dixie Carter to television. TNA has been working a story line where she has been in hiding since losing control of the company to MVP at TNA Lockdown 2014. No official word has been given on what her character will do on Impact Wrestling, but the belief is that Carter will be going after MVP again.
April 10, 2014
A fan created this video of a WWE 2K14 simulated match between Manik and Tigre Uno, based on their performance at TNA Lockdown 2014.
March 23, 2014
When he made his face turn at TNA Lockdown 2014, a lot of fans were confused, as Bully Ray was such an effective heel. Well, there is actually logic behind the move, as the company is hoping for Bully Ray to be a key marketing asset when Impact Wrestling is taped in New York City, where the performer is from. TNA needs a big crowd at these shows.
March 21, 2014
As many already know, Kurt Angle has been sidelined after going in for knee surgery. The former world heavyweight championship actually had to pull out of TNA Lockdown 2014 in order to get his leg repaired. Angle has revealed that the recovery is going well, and the belief is that he should be back on the road with TNA in April.
March 19, 2014
After he made his second debut at TNA Lockdown 2014, a lot of wrestling fans became curious about Tigre Uno, so they went online in search of some information about the masked performer. While his date of birth is readily available, his real name is quite the mystery. The tradition of guarding identities of masked wrestlers in Mexico is strong here.
March 19, 2014
A video of footage from Impact Wrestling, where Bully Ray is attacked by Rockstar Spud, Ethan Carter, Robbie E, Jessie Godderz and Zema Ion for screwing over Dixie Carter at TNA Lockdown 2014.
March 18, 2014
Internally, TNA is hoping that they can build up Gunner over the next several months, so that he can become a title challenger for Brutus Magnus and the world heavyweight championship. His program with James Storm and fantastic match at TNA Lockdown 2014 helped increase his credibility in the eyes of the fans. Management will be doing more of that as well.
March 15, 2014
A video of Bully Ray explaining his face turn at TNA Lockdown 2014 during an episode of Impact Wrestling this week.
March 14, 2014
When Bobby Lashley made a surprise appearance at TNA Lockdown 2014, where he answered the open challenge issued by Ethan Carter, it create a bit of a buzz in the world of professional wrestling. Many wanted to know about his long term status with the industry. That is being worked out with Dixie Carter still, as Lashley worked the pay per view without a contract.
March 14, 2014
To generate even further heat, Rockstar Spud will be hosting a special tribute segment to Dixie Carter on Impact Wrestling this week. The story line is that she has lost control of her company to MVP, whose team was victorious at TNA Lockdown 2014 thanks to the help of Bully Ray, who pulled off a surprising face turn that evening.
March 13, 2014
A video interview of Great Muta, Seiya Sanada and Yasufumi Nakanoue discussing their big victory over Chris Sabin, Frankie Kazarian and Christopher Daniels at TNA Lockdown 2014.
March 13, 2014
Apparently, the cryptic message that Bully Ray posted on Twitter about the Chicago audience during Monday Night Raw convincing him to make a career change was about his own face turn that took place at TNA Lockdown 2014. Many were under the belief that it was a sign that he was headed back to WWE for one last stint.
March 12, 2014
After watching her incredible steel cage match against Madison Rayne at TNA Lockdown 2014, Jim Ross took to his blog to tell fans that Gail Kim is basically the best female performer in the industry, an opinion widely held by those who study the business.
March 12, 2014
Earlier in the year, it was revealed that Tommy Dreamer was going to start working for TNA again, and it looks like the ECW legend has started that job. He played a key role backstage at TNA Lockdown 2014 as an agent, helping to keep the flow of the show moving smoothly and coming up with creative spots for the performers during the matches.
March 11, 2014
Since he is now working closely with Wrestle-1, many were under the impression that Rob Terry might have been chosen to team up with the Great Muta and Seiya Sanada during TNA Lockdown 2014, but the move was something that management was against because they want him to return in a much bigger way down the line.
March 11, 2014
At one point last night during TNA Lockdown 2014, Sam Shaw was a Twitter trend, as a lot of fans were on the social media site talking about his match against Mr Anderson. His stalker story line with Christy Hemme has managed to gain the attention of the industry, and he was given a good amount of credibility from Anderson in that victory over the weekend.
March 11, 2014
Chris Sabin grew up as a wrestling fan, so it comes as no surprise that he would be a huge follower of the Great Muta. He gushed on Twitter about how awesome it was to work against the Japanese legend at TNA Lockdown 2014.
March 11, 2014
At TNA Lockdown 2014, James Storm and Gunner put on a tremendous show inside of the steel cage. While they were both praised backstage for the match itself, both are receiving individual praises as well. James Storm is being lauded for making his opponent look like a million bucks, while Gunner is receiving words of encouragement because he is starting to look like a star.
March 11, 2014
Those that watched TNA Lockdown 2014 got a nice glimpse of new X Division Champion Seiya Sanada and Tigre Uno. An opportunity to get even more of a look will be available this upcoming Thursday night on Impact Wrestling, as both performers are scheduled to be there and scheduled to work a match. The company is hoping to revitalize the X division.
March 11, 2014
When Bobby Lashley made his return on TNA Lockdown 2014, fans immediately began to speculate as to whether it was a one time thing or if the former WWE star was back full time. In this video, the MMA fighter informs fans that he is back on a permanent basis and is hoping to win some championships in the company.
March 10, 2014
Now that Justin Roberts has been given a release by WWE, fans are speculating as to who will replace him as the announcer for Monday Night Raw. Lilian Garcia is said to be ruled out because the Smackdown schedule works much better for her pursuit of music. Byron Saxton is just the backup for now. Brandi Rhodes and JoJo Offerman are the two primary candidates for the role.
October 16, 2014
Despite spending a couple of years as a developmental wrestler, Byron Saxton is not expected to wrestle at all for WWE. The company plans on only using him as an on screen and backstage asset. Many compare his situation to that of Brad Maddox, another trained in ring performer who is only being utilized in a speaking role.
March 3, 2014
While wrestling fans only know of him as an announcer, Byron Saxton, who made his way back to Monday Night Raw this week, is viewed very highly backstage, as he has shown quite a bit of versatility with a variety of behind the scenes stuff. Saxton has also been lauded for receiving a college degree before joining WWE.
February 14, 2014
Some WWE fans noticed a familiar face on Monday Night Raw this week. It was developmental wrestler Byron Saxton doing backstage interviews on the episode. A lot of people recognize him from his stint in the WWE version of ECW. He had been sent back down to WWE NXT for a while since management had nothing for him to do.
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Thanks to Pilots and Paws volunteer pilot Brent Harris who flew these playful brothers, Searcy and Scully, from a south Georgia shelter to Atlanta. Pilot Brent said they were good boys during the flight although there was an attempt to escape their safety harnesses before take-off. Not surprising since they are not yet a year old! These two cuties are now with the retriever rescue group, Atlanta Dog Squad (atlantadogsquad.org). They will be completely vetted and soon be available for adoption.
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By The Next List staff, CNN
(CNN) - How many times have you been in the middle of a routine day then - BAM! - a great idea pops into your head. Maybe it's a way to solve some annoying problem or to make a household chore easier. But for almost everyone, the next thought is this: "Never going to happen."
That's because bringing a product to market takes so much more than having a great idea. Invention, it sometimes seems, is largely the domain of large corporations, people with access to big time cash or big-time connections.
And that's where Ben Kaufman comes in. He's the 25-year-old founder and CEO of Quirky.com, a start-up website that gives would-be inventors a place to go with their ideas.
The CNN show "The Next List" will feature Kaufman on Sunday at 2 p.m. ET. Check out the preview video above. FULL POST
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(CNN) - At a time when computer programs are threatening to become competent journalists, capable of spitting out clear-headed reports on financial earnings reports and the like, this could get a little personal. But I thought I would draw your attention to a provocative statement posted on Wednesday by Kevin Kelly, the Wired magazine co-founder and author of "What Technology Wants."
Here's what Kelly has to say about robots stealing our jobs:
The fact that a task is routine enough to be measured suggests that it is routine enough to go to the robots. In my opinion, many of the jobs that are being fought over by unions today are jobs that will be outlawed within several generations as inhumane.
If a job is so routine that it could be done by robots - usually robots that can't really think but are really good at doing mechanical tasks over and over - will it be seen as "inhumane" by future generations? And - gasp! - are today's punch-out-the-facts journalism jobs going to be seen by our future selves as harmfully routine and monotonous? This takes the idea of a "paragraph factory" to a whole new level.
This is obviously not an endorsement, just a conversation starter.
Feel free to debate in the comments section below.
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Baer shot a 77, five-over par at Sycamore Springs Golf Course in Arlington. The winning individual score was 71. The top three teams and top three individuals not on a team that finished among the top three earn a trip to the state tournament.
Baer, a two-time All-Ohio selection, finished tied for 10th as a sophomore at the state tournament and last year tied for third place shooting a 155. This year's state tournament will be played Oct. 12-13 at The Ohio State University Gray Golf Course. Baer was a second-team all-state selection as a sophomore and she earned first-team accolades last season.
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Other area past TAAC medalists include Scott Daney, a Stritch golfer whose 77 earned co-honors in 1999, Stritch golfer Andy Eccleston (76, 2000), Northwood golfer Matt Triggs (73, 2004), and Northwood's Louis Fahrbach (73, 2009).
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This year's Stritch team just missed on their chance to advance to districts by finishing fifth, two places away from third, which would have qualified them to district.
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In the Three Rivers Athletic Conference meet, both the Clay boys and girls teams finished fourth. The boys' scores at Stone Ridge were Findlay (309), St. John's Jesuit (317), St. Francis DeSales (320), Clay (346), Whitmer (352), Central Catholic (369), and Findlay (379). Clay golfer Nick Breier is an honorable mention All-TRAC selection.
At the D-I sectional tournament, Clay finished ninth of 19 teams with a score of 337, but did not advance to districts. St. John's won the team title, scoring 310.
Clay golfers Alyssa Fussell and Sam Maze were both chosen second team All-TRAC on the girls ledger. Teammates Courtney Quinlan and Kaitlyn Sheahan are honorable mention.
St. Ursula won the girls tournament with a score of 338, followed by Findlay (344), Notre Dame (362), Clay (379), Whitmer (382), and Central (577).
The Clay girls finished in the Northwest Ohio Girls Golf League and sixth at the sectional with Quinlan qualifying as an individual for Monday's district tournament at Stone Ridge.
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Spaghetti sauce recipe using fresh tomatoes from the garden
I have an abundance of fresh Roma tomatoes and thought of making spaghetti sauce with them.Anyone have any good recipes that they don't mind sharing? Also could it be put in the freezer for later use?
We frequently have linguine with a condiment of garlic and broccoli sauteed in olive oil, diced fresh tomatoes are added without being cooked, and topped with 'basilico fatto a brandelli' (fresh basil sliced in ribbons, I prefer to use Italian culinary terms rather than those from that other language). We were accustomed to include pine nuts before the prices became outrageous. More olive oil is added just after plating the pasta. My wife adds grated Parmigiano Reggiano to her servings.
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Yes in the summer either chopped raw or roasted ,torn basil and garlic with course ground black pepper .Of course extra virgin olive oil and grated cheese I prefer Locatelli Romano . Then the add ons today I'm thinking anchovies .
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My in-laws preferred Locatelli Romano. They lived in the Midwest, and would fly East to visit us and their grandkids. My mother-in-law got funny looks from airport personnel when asked to have her purse inspected. There was usually a recycled glass quart peperoncini jar filled with freshly grated Romano. This was more than 30 years ago before TSA was installed. She thought that we had relocated to another world where there were no people of Italian heritage.
My wife prefers Parmigiano Reggiano as I previously stated, and it has to be grated a certain way for her satisfaction. Who am I to argue. I miei antenati non erano italiani (my ancestors were not Italian).
A really simple and fresh tasting will be wonderful using the Romas you have in your garden. All you need are a few tomatoes, olive oil, garlic, 3 or 4 leaves of fresh basil, salt & pepper.
Chop the tomatoes, chop the garlic. Heat the oil, add the chopped garlic, fry for a couple of minutes, toss in the chopped tomatoes, the basil and salt & pepper. Cook over medium high heat for about 5 minutes stirring a few times. That's it. Cook your pasta and serve with the sauce. I put the pasta water on to boil before I start the sauce, then throw the macaroni (into the boiling water) while the sauce is cooking. The sauce is done when the pasta is.
You can certainly freeze the sauce if you like but you probably will want to eat immediately... with grated Romano or Parmigiano over top or not.
The fresh sauces that are recommended sound good. You can freeze the tomatoes, too. Just blanch them, peel (very easy after blanching), and cut in half. I squeeze most of the seeds out. Then just pop in freezer bags, seal, and ready for the freezer. Then, when you take them out to use, while they are semi-frozen, squish the bag to break them up.
You can also cut them in half, and dry them, either in a dehydrator or on a cookie sheet in a low oven. I wouldn't use oil or any seasoning, except maybe a bit of salt to help draw out the water. Then season them as you use them.
Saute onion and chopped peeled tomatoes until the tomatoes are lightly browned and the onion is tender. Reduce heat and add some chopped fresh basil, minced garlic (I prefer lots of garlic but you can use as much as you like) and a pinch of salt. Cook for about 5 minutes, then add a little sugar and some parsley or cilantro (leaves and stems) and simmer uncovered for 1 1/2 to 2 hours. Be sure to stir it frequently. When it gets thick enough to coat the back of a spoon, take out the parsley/cilantro stems and set aside to cool. If a thinner sauce is preferred you can puree it once it's cooled. Refrigerate for a day or two before reheating and serving over pasta. Remember that, in serving Italian pasta with sauce, the pasta is the star of the show, not the sauce. But it's OK to sprinkle a little Parmesan cheese over each serving.
Sweat minced onions in olive oil, add chopped tomatoes, pips and all,a splash of white wine, a good pinch of red pepper flakes, and some salt. If you have them and want to add them, quartered kalamata olives, capers, or roasted red peppers. As soon as it is hot, it is ready. I love it on pasta or for a quick casserole of grilled half inch slices of eggplant, dotted with fresh mozzarella. Top it with fresh basil. If you go the eggplant route, use lots of oil to do the onions and drop a clove or two (smashed) of garlic in there and use the oil on the slices of eggplant.
Don't have a recipe, but if you start to have tomatoes up to your KNEES... my suggestion would be to freeze them for the future... or can. I'd just core, peel (with 30 sec or so dip in boiling water), chunk/crush, and into zip freezer bags... ideally, stored flat. From frozen, will be ready to do after sitting in a container of room temp water for maybe 20 minutes or so. Canning tomatoes is NOT hard to do either... and then you don't use up freezer space.
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You can skip the peeling step and save a lot of time. Just freeze them in their skins - they'll slip right off when the tomato thaws.
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It depends on which end you want to save time. I just did 2 boxes of tomatoes, and I chose to blanch, skin, seed first. Then, when I want to use them, they can be added after a brief squishing in the bag. I chose to do it first, and spent the time on the processing end so that when I'm cooking, I don't have any further prep and can spend my time prepping something else.
A favorite way to prepare Romas from the garden is to serve them where they almost resemble a salsa. Blanch and remove skins. Chop tomatoes into a small dice, add several cloves of finely chopped garlic, some salt, and some good evoo. WARM this all in a skillet for a very short while. You don't want to reduce or cook the tomatoes -- you just want to make them warm and heat them enough to warm/cook the garlic ever so slightly. Take your strained cooked pasta which is boiling hot, (use penne if you can) and mix the two together. Serve the pasta as is, with a drizzle of evoo ... OR ... top the dish with fresh basil, fresh cracked pepper, and even some Reggiano if you like. Excellent summer dish.
With good roma tomatoes, I sometimes halve them and lay them out on a cookie sheet. along with a few whole garlic cloves. Drizzle with good evoo and salt and roast them in the oven at 400 for 10 minutes. Slice the garlic and toss with the roasted tomatoes. I sometimes add some chili flakes here but it's good tossed with pasta just the way it is. Enjoy your tomatoes!
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Some are sweeter than others, it depends on your taste. Some may not have as much flesh, and have more "jelly" and seeds. They freeze the same. Sometimes when canning, if the tomatoes are very sweet, I'll add a bit of lemon juice. But, I prefer to freeze them these days.
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Thanks. Mine are quite sweet, but watery. I'll try freezing some, after draining 'em well. Appreciate the help.
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But, don't remove all the seeds/pips! That's where all the flavor lives.
I just peel 'em and freeze whole.
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I have a garden full of "sandwich" tomatoes as well. High water content, but totally yummy. I made a pot of tomato sauce for the freezer last weekend. I used 3 lbs of peeled tomatoes, 1/2 cup each finely diced onions, carrots, & celery, several cloves of chopped garlic, a pinch of red pepper flakes, a bit of dried oregano and a little dry white wine. I slowly softened the veggies in olive oil, added the garlic, chiles and oregano, then added about 1/2 cup of wine to reduce. I chopped the 'maters, added them to the pot, and simmered for 30-45 minutes.The sauce had a beautiful fresh taste, even after the simmer. I actually used some last night for dinner. I sauteed some italian sausage & shrimp, added it to the sauce & served it over spaghetti. One last flourish with some chopped basil and it was perfect.
If it's not too hot for the oven you could try the Barefoot Contessa's roasted plum tomatoes
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Sto affamato! (I'm hungry!)
You have plenty of great cooking suggestions here already. I'll just add that I put a small amount of fish sauce in my tomato sauces, so little that no one would realize it, as the flavor boost is subtle but great.
I recommend removing the peels. And completed sauce freezes just fine.
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I just finished processing some fresh garden ripened tomatoes for my wife so that she can make her favorite tomato soup. The process is time consuming. Your suggestion about peeling the tomatoes prompted me to post this message. But altho we shared some tomatoes with friends and family, it was necessary to do something with our abundance rather than toss them out.


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- Parking Details: House of Blues, located in GreenStreet, offers several guest parking options. Valet parking is available at our front door, there is surface lot parking at the corner of Dallas and Caroline (behind Reserve 101), and there are conveniently located parking garages at the corner of Polk and Fannin, and on Dallas Street between San Jacinto and Caroline. Street parking in the area is free after 6:00pm.
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Crossroads at House of Blues® is a lively restaurant and bar located on Caroline Street inside the world-famous House of Blues. It features a tantalizing menu created by celebrity chef and Food Network star, Aarón Sánchez. Enjoy signature dishes such as shrimp and grits, short ribs, fire-grilled flatbreads and warm bourbon bread pudding. Plus, some new twists on House of Blues favorites like jambalaya, slow-smoked pulled pork, signature burgers, salads and steaks. It's food that's bold and classic yet contemporary. Open daily for lunch and dinner. Crossroads at House of Blues is truly the place where food, music and art intersect!Continued
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Crossroads at House of Blues - Houston reviews from OpenTable diners
79 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4Service4.1
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelEnergetic
good for groups (43)hot spot (31)vibrant bar scene (28)special occasion (27)late-night find (23)great for lunch (16)fit for foodies (16)great for brunch (14)neighborhood gem (9)romantic (7)scenic view (5)kid-friendly (5)great for outdoor dining (1)notable wine list (1)Show More
- First Time DinersOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/24/2014Our first-time dining was a pleasant experience. My husband and I were seated with no wait and waited on within a minute. We both found our entrees to our liking - grilled chicken breast and bacon covered meatloaf. We lingered a bit after eating, enjoying the adult beverages we ordered and were not constantly asked "is there anything else you need?". We will certainly visit again. The only criticism I have is the lighting. We were just barely able to read the menu, and when our food arrived, it was still hard to see what was on our plates. Tweaking the lighting up in the main dining area, just a bit, or having brighter table lighting would be appreciated.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Third time here. Great overallOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/23/2014Everything was great. It took a little bit to get surved but it was busy at the time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- had hamburger. was great.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/21/2014Order was taken quick. Food came 15min later. Staff did a great job. Food was tasty! Not the chain restaurant food I was expecting.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had a wonderful time!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/19/2014This was our first visit and will definitely be returning!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was good.MattyjDined on 11/18/2014We enjoyed dinner here before a concert! Service and food were great and we will be back! Made our date night fun.Special Features:
- Birthday for husbandDebbieDined on 11/14/2014We had never been to HOB before. I liked the atmosphere. The food was good. The wait staff was very helpful by telling us about the pass the line deal. We really enjoyed the blues band that was playing as we ate dinner. We even liked the little gift shop. We topped the night off with a concert upstairs. All together we had a really good time and will for sure come back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The only thing Blue was meMbc30224Dined on 11/11/2014Awful, went here thinking I was on the way to dinner, some music and a good evening. The food was mediocre. The music was hip hop, rap and was so loud you could not talk at all! By the time I left I had a h ad ache and a stomac ache. Had to walk three blocks back to the hotel and was pestered by panhandlers the whole way. Worst night out in Houston.
- Fun!BSBfanDined on 11/7/2014Great food and atmosphere! Acoustic singer was awesome! We had a waitress who was horrible unfortunately, but rest of the staff was wonderful and very friendly. Would go back, just would make sure not to sit in Randi's section.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Concert Perks yes but food so soJohnboyDined on 11/7/2014Manager was great and server was really friendly but a little slow. We were happy we scheduled the dinner almost 2 hours before doors opened at the concert. Loved the pass the line option to enter the concert especially since my mom walks with a cane and has a hard time standing for too long. The food was ok. Shrimp and grits was incredibly small portion. Then the meatloaf my mom ordered came from a bag and wasn't fresh. It wasn't completely horrible but disappointing with the prices we paid that the food wasn't actually made there, just heated up. Everything else was good and I would try them again primarily due to the convenience when going to a concert at House of Blues.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service, decent food.SaphirahDined on 10/26/2014My friend and I went in for dinner before a concert recently. Our server was absolutely amazing, the food however was just mediocre with the exception of the bread pudding. That has to be one of the best deserts I have ever had. The drinks are not bad, massively overpriced though from the last time I came...15 bucks is insane. Take away the "free souvenir glass" and it would be ok. Overall we had a good experience, however I would not recommend this places food for anything other than a way to "pass the line" for concerts. You certainly pay for it.
- Great timeJjoabauDined on 10/25/2014I had a great time. The food was great! The noise level, not so much. And I like loud music, but sometimes it was too loud and I couldn't talk to my friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- workinsugarlandDined on 10/25/2014Cool spot, a bit noisy, but I expected that. Younger crowd, jazz band. Drinks seem to be a bit overpriced unless you are there for Happy Hour and sit in the bar area. (my husband's Hurricane drink was $15- whoah) I think the drink menu should have the prices on them so you are not in for a big shock when the bill comes. Overall a cool energetic spot!!Special Features:
- ServiceServiceDined on 10/23/2014it took about 45 minutes to get our food. This seemed extremely longSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expensive, but convenientHDG4Dined on 10/22/2014The food was really good, but expensive. Our easy drink order (4 of the same drink) was messed up. The waitress apologized and quickly brought us the correct drinks. When the check came, I asked the waitress to split it 50-50 with my friend. When I got the check, it was more like 65-35. All that being said, the food was good and the location was very convenient as we were going to a concert at HOB later that night.
- Slow Servicencl2103Dined on 10/22/2014Came here before a show at HOB since we had a coupon with the tickets. Service was SO SLOW. The restaurant was half empty and it took our server about 10 minutes to even acknowledge us. My husband ordered a beer which took at least another 15 minutes. We ordered the jalapeno cornbread, which was delivered in a decent amount of time (before the beer) but there was no silverware, and no server to be found anywhere, so we had to grab some from another table. Food was so-so and overpriced. Will not be coming back.
- Table for one no funTable4onenofunDined on 10/21/201410.21.2014 @ 1730/p Ne-Yo concert. I was seated at my table.. Ice tea not a drinker ordered within 4 minutes my meat loaf was placed in front of me. "someone ordered it and didn't want it".. so just give it to me right? Yes I should have told them to take it back.. My fault it was my first time there and overwhelmed at the speed that the food came so quick... Did you microwave it because it was hot? Don't do that to anyone again.. I wanted to enjoy the ambience not feel rushed especially when told "IT"S MY FIRST TIME".(bam..Bam now hurry up and leave so the drinkers can come)Special Features:
- Awesome service!ALS24Dined on 10/19/2014We went to celebrate my daughter's and mother's birthdays. We had reserved a booth which wasn't available but were seated in front of the stage which worked out ok. The food was average and pretty pricey but the service, ambiance and entertainment was awesome! We would definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dined on 10-14happydinerDined on 10/14/2014We ate at Crossroads on 10-14 prior to the Eagles concert at Toyota Center. We have made a tradition of this since HOB is convenient to Toyota Center. Highly recommend making a reservation before events at Toyota Center. Food was excellent as usual.Special Features:
- A Houston GemBluesmanDined on 10/11/2014The H.O.B. Houston Crossroads has a specific Houston flavor that makes it a Houston Gem. The Friday evening bands at the crossroads gives it that unique blend of live music and fine dining that is a treasure. Expect me again.Special Features:
- frequentdinerfrequentdinerVIPDined on 10/6/2014Fun drink combinations, nice happy hour specials and great ribs.Special Features:
- food took to long to getdeleonriosDined on 10/4/2014We order food and it took about 55 minutes to get our food and other people got there they got there food faster then us. No one even let us know that they were behind.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Can't miss spot in Houston!HoustonCriticVIPDined on 10/3/2014Went for dinner Friday before seeing a show upstairs, we had a great server, enjoyed the food and the band they had in the restaurant. We will definitely be heading back soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love HOBTuckerDined on 9/29/2014Its great to have a sit down and chat with friends, and great food. I love the music while I eat and chat with friends.Special Features:
- I love this place!jab92Dined on 9/21/2014I live 1 1/2 hours away. Any excuse to come to Houston's HOB is always a good one. I love dining here before a concert (I'm a concert junkie). On this particular visit, the wait staff was verrrryyyy slow. Despite me noting to the Hostess (who called to confirm my dinner reservations earlier that day) that I was attending the concert at HOB - she took her time. HOB wasn't especially busy, as this was a Sunday evening. We had to ask for drinks, and our check. Even though I had this experience, I will come back. I love the atmosphere too much to let one mediocre waitress spoil my dining experience. I tipped her appropriately even thought she wasn't very attentive to our table.Special Features:
- Poor serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/21/2014Food was good but our server seen her every twenty mins and got check wrong.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- greateat4funDined on 9/21/2014Service was amazing. Great food. I will definitely go back and have already recommended it to several people. The manager was extremely nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Customer ServiceStephanieDined on 9/17/2014Our waiter was beyond awesome. We had such a great time. The food was the best ever!Special Features:
- Assemble spotjjex2Dined on 9/14/2014for me it was ideal because it is the House of Blues, so makes it fun or 'more fun' than just attending a concert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Part of the Concert Experiencekren88Dined on 9/14/2014This is my third time to eat at Crossroads either before or after a scheduled concert, and the first time I made reservations. I would definitely recommend the reservation process. While the food sounds fit for foodies, the flavors and quality often fall short for the price - except for the Jalapeño Maple Corn Bread which is delicious and unique to Crossroads . That being said, for me and my friends, it is part of the overall concert experience and we would never choose to eat anywhere else before a show.Special Features:
- Fun Date NightLuv4FoodNFunDined on 9/14/2014My husband and I had a really fun date night at House of Blues. We got concert tickets and decided to book dinner there before the show. The spinach artichoke dip was good and both of us "made" our own burger - they were really good! The highlight of the meal for my husband were the pickled cucumbers that came with his burger (not your traditional burger pickles). They reminded him of the ones his mom makes. About halfway through dinner, a great 3-piece blues band began to play and really livened things up. After dinner, we headed up to the concert and had an amazing time! We loved it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Becoming one of my favorite spotsWilliamVIPDined on 8/31/2014Love coming here. The food is great,along with the service. From the waitstaff to management they treat you well and make you feel welcomed. We've gone with family as well as just the two of us and it's been enjoyable each time. We've also seen the same Blues Band each time and enjoy their set on Sun nights. It's a great place to go. Highly recommend the cornbread and bread pudding. Both are ridiculously good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun, but some service issues.MommaCK3Dined on 8/29/2014We really enjoyed the band and even didn't mind that they were so loud we couldn't talk. Food was good. The only complaint we have is it took half an hour to get 3 drinks from the bar because the bar was "so backed up". In a place like this where many people are eating before catching a show at HOB, they should move a little more quickly. Other than the ridiculously slow bar service, we enjoyed dining there. We will give it another chance. Maybe it was an "off" night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good spot for pre-HOB eventsMseanbDined on 8/29/2014It's convenient to the HOB theater, so I would definitely go back. Nice varied drink menu for cocktails. But I would enjoy a few more craft beer choices (American IPAs from the west coast would be awesome - Lagunitas IPA, Stone, Green Flash, just for starters). generous portions of regional favorites, but just okay to good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had a blast!NixitDined on 8/25/2014Really fun dinner and great beer selection...followed by a fantastic performance by Mark Ballas and then Jesse McCartney. Can't wait to go back next month! This will definitely be a regular girls night out spot for us!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not please with FOODbclark627Dined on 8/16/2014I was not please with my choice meal. My date was please with his choice. The fish tacos was fishy, small and not tasty. Thw waitress was GREAt we was allow to view the Foundation Room and had another experience. I was a member in New Orleans with my organization and wanted to become a personal member. I had a glass of Chad Kendall Jackson and a Miller lite, total ($20) I didnt know about that until my guess and I got home. Bad expereince witht the Foundation Room but enjoyed the music downstairs. We wanted to know how and what cost to become a member because I enjoyed being a member for years. I wanted to show my boyfriend a great place to hang out so that he will get us a memebership. Parking was $15 I think that was crude.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Celebrate Here !!GBrown0816Dined on 8/16/2014Was at your House of Blues_Houston location this part Saturday night (the 16th). My 53rd birthday. We planned on dinner at Crossroads, and afterwards seeing a local band that was playing there that night; Generation Landslide! The meal was perfect. A little pricey. Service was great. The whole experience was very good EXCEPT...the coffee. Either wasn't fresh, or you guys are competing with Star Bucks with who serves the strongest tasting coffee. I would recommend toning it down some (you just Community Coffee...I'm guessing). A more milder roast...but not too weak. BESIDES that...all is well. Would do the whole experience again. Dinner and Generation Landslide! was wonderful. A fun time was had by my wife and myself. We'll be back !!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Happy HourShancamDined on 8/15/2014Happy hour was great. I was also able to use the "skip the line" feature for an entrance into the concert. Managed to get front row!!!! Yay!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Convenient dining before a concertLJinTXDined on 8/14/2014We decided to try Crossroads out because we were going to a concert at House of Blues. We were seated promptly and there were plenty of tables available in the 6pm time frame. Also, they have a stage and a 2 person band was playing - too loud to really have a conversation at the table. The best item we had was the Voodoo Shrimp - just order it! Large shrimp in a delicious sauce on top of cornbread - really large enough for 1 person for a meal or 2-3 people to share as an appetizer. Food came quickly, however drinks did not. You can get in and out in an hour or so to make a concert.I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/9/2014Great music, and even better food. Service was great as well. Note, if you are taking a date here just know that this is a live music establishment, so it will be hard to hear your date. If you're coming for great food and live music though...this is the place to be.Special Features:
- Great Food, Service is BadGoSpursGoDined on 8/9/2014We ordered an appetizer then drinks. After about 10 minute, we ordered dinner. Still waiting for drinks. After another 10 minutes we got our appetizer and food at the same time. Drinks came 5 minutes later!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Drew Ryniewicz Loves, Covers Justin Bieber on The X Factorby Hilton Hater at . Comments
Drew Ryniewicz made Justin Bieber proud last night.
Well, correction: the 14-year old from Arizona made the man who signed Justin Bieber proud.
After learning that Ryniewicz is a huge Belieber (quick, do you know Justin's favorite colors? Drew does.), this young hopeful took to The X Factor stage, hoping to impress a panel of judges that includes L.A. Reid, who warned the contestant that he might be extra harsh because he's so close to the song she covered, "Baby."
But Drew had little to worry about it. Watch her full audition below.
Her version of Billy Jean was AWESOME!! WOW!!! I agree with the judges only in the sense that it would be cool to see her do something a little more upbeat... even something along the lines of when she did Creep in the group bootcamp week. But she is AMAZING and so original and deserved props for that performance tonight!
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Amazing.. way to go
amazing audition. this girl has amazing talent and this is definately not the last time we c her
She wholeheartedly earned each one of those emphatic YES's from the panel! Well done girlfriend!