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Freight trains that everyone says are way too old to still be working keep carrying more and more gallons of volatile crude oil through busy cities. What could possibly go wrong? Explosions. And do Unfair Park readers live in the path of these potential explosion sites? Probably. Dallas, like most ... More >>
Oh, I swore I wasn't going to respond to the stuff yesterday by Tod Robberson on The Dallas Morning News opinion blog yesterday, but now "Wylie H Dallas," the scarily well-informed omnipresent pseudonymous blog commenter, has got me all stirred up. This morning he posted an old Steve Blow column f ... More >>
Want to find the best tacos possible in Dallas? Look for handmade tortillas. Sure, there are a handful of great taquerias around town that don't make their own meat hammocks, but chances are if someone is pressing or patting out masa within the confines of your chosen taqueria, the tacos you're abou ... More >>
We've all seen those desperate emails that Yellow Cab sent to Dallas City Hall last summer, using its influence there to demand that officials crack down on Uber, the digital-savvy car service. Poor Uber, the narrative went, just a little start-up under assault by the entrenched taxi industry. But ... More >>
Now that Dallas has been exposed for almost putting Uber out of business to make Yellow Cab happy, Dallas still plans to do something about Uber. What will be done is not clear. The City Council's Transportation Committee is scheduled to review Dallas' car-for-hire regulations next month. In the m ... More >>
A piece of classic Rockwall architecture is in danger. The Cinemark movie theater, whose majestic faux-Mediterranean facade and tasteful neon signage are the apotheosis of the modern strip-center design movement, will no longer greet eastbound drivers on Interstate 30 unless a team of developers and ... More >>
Dallas-based Energy Future Holdings, the electricity giant taken private in the biggest leveraged buyout in history, has been teetering toward bankruptcy for some time. Over-leveraged, with too much debt and not enough revenue in a weak electricity market, sources close to the negotiations tell Bloo ... More >>
The Federal Aviation Administration has unveiled its official stance on Americans shooting at drones: You shouldn't do that. According to the Associated Press, the FAA announced today that anyone discharging a weapon at a drone runs the risk of causing it to crash, thus injuring people or property, ... More >>
If the Keystone XL revelations have demonstrated anything, it's that the people and companies revolving around the proposed continent-straddling mega-pipeline form an incestuous, revolving-door miasma, powering a conflict of interest-generating engine. We learned Wednesday from environmental networ ... More >>
As Monday slowly, and possibly painfully, settles in around you, take a look at this map The New Yorker released last week on the growth of craft breweries across the U.S. The interactive map shows exactly where and by how much the craft brewing industry has exploded, based on the Brewers Associatio ... More >>
It's that time of year again, when the feds single out Texas' precariously thin power reserves. Even California -- a state not known for electrical reliability -- is projected to experience fewer problems with its power grid as the summer heat drives residents to their thermostats. A reserve margin ... More >>
The Postal Service Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie June 3, 2013 There are a lot of plaid shirts, some seersucker shorts, some totally appropriate Arrested Development tees. There are waxed mustaches and boat shoes and tattoos and highlights. Trying to find some common markers in the crowd doesn ... More >>
For a time, coal was moribund, on life support. We thought perhaps the country was permanently shrugging off its dependence on the dirtiest of all fossil fuels. Coal-fired power plants were being mothballed en masse. The share of electricity generated by them fell 25 percent between 2005 and 2012. ... More >>
Deep Ellum Brewing Co. will host its Third Annual Brew-B-Que this Sunday, an event that was a launch party of sorts back in 2011. It will a chance to pack the brewery and courtyard with hopheads, sip local beer and have Pecan Lodge barbecue, all while listening to tunes of Cody Foote (who hopefully ... More >>
This would have surprised me no matter who had turned it up, but there was a special irony in learning that illegal music downloads "aren't hurting the music industry" from a beleaguered print magazine's free-news arm: Illegal downloads aren't hurting the music industry, new study claims | ti.me/10 ... More >>
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Dallas Republican state Senator John Carona wormed his way into beer lovers' good graces two weeks ago when he cosponsored a quartet of bills aimed at making things easier on craft brewers in Texas. The legislation, which has the support of both an impressive roster of lawmakers from both sides of ... More >>
On Friday, when we wrote about a bill introduced by Dallas state Senator John Carona that would prohibit breweries from earning money by selling distribution rights to wholesalers -- undercutting an important source of revenue for the state's fledgling craft breweries -- his office jumped into our c ... More >>
The Nacogdoches judge who granted a Douglass landowner's request for a temporary restraining order against the Keystone pipeline back in November now is telling him to take his case to another court. County Court at Law Judge Jack Sinz ruled last week that he could not hear Mike Bishop's fraud case ... More >>
Gerry Cauley, the chief executive of the North American Electric Reliability Council, the national, industry-funded grid-integrity watchdog, is pretty worried about Texas. Power-reserve margins here have slipped below the levels recommended to meet peak demand, and future projections show it will on ... More >>
This past October, the Women's Southwest Federal Credit Union closed its doors. It was tiny, with just 743 members and $2 million in assets, but more important was its balance sheet. The National Credit Union Administration determined WSFCE was insolvent and had to liquidate. That's when federal re ... More >>
For a dozen years, John Montford was a powerful force in the Texas Senate. He subsequently did a stint as chancellor of the Texas Tech University System before moving on to the private sector, where he served as an executive at AT&T and GM. Now, he's found himself a new role as the public face of th ... More >>
The Texas Public Utility Commission is finally spitballing dollar figures for just how high they're willing to let wholesale electricity prices spiral when weather extremes send us to our thermostats. For the moment, we're sitting at $3,000 per megawatt-hour. To keep the lights from going out (ERCO ... More >>
Texas Pecan trees have taken a punch. The USDA predicts our state's trees will collectively produce 40 millions pounds of pecans this year, which is 30 million pounds less than the 2010 crop. The Sunnyvale Pecan orchard east of Dallas is closed for the season. And today I spoke with Red Gra ... More >>
On Saturday, Calais Winery will launch its new wine-bottle recycling program with the first rendition of what will become semi-annual event. From its rustic little shop on Commerce, the winery will accept empty bottles from any Texas winery. In exchange, generous winos will receive free tas ... More >>
This weekend I have been sitting around ruminating on the last three years of reporting I have done on the Inland Port story, which now seems to an element in the FBI corruption probe of Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price. By the way, I happen to know the FBI has been hearing about this ... More >>
So, the feds want Pettis Norman and Jon Edmonds to appear before a grand jury on July 20 -- can't imagine why. Oh, wait. My bad. And speaking of the Inland Port, for those who knocked off early for the Christmas holidays in '08, after the jump is a doc you might want to read (or re-read) this mor ... More >>
No word on whether Obama beer is among the 500 available at World Beer Company Bottle Shop.A hat tip, along with a couple of corrections, to UrbanDaddy, which scooped us on this beer bar and package store, but must have spent a little too much time coming up with a trademark story-ending zinger t ... More >>
Ron AndersonLast week, Dallas Morning News Deputy Managing Editor Maud Beelman penned a piece for Harvard's Nieman Watchdog in which she explained the paper's yearlong investigation into the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and Parkland Memorial Hospital -- two heretofore "sacred c ... More >>
Paul Hightower at Dallas Craft Beer Examiner has a good round-up of the month's beer events on his January Craft Beer Calendar, and Brian Brown of Plano Craft Beer Examiner has a more thorough run-down of the week's area beer events. Both of them mention something I've had penciled on my calendar ... More >>
Steve VisneauP-p-p-p-p-p-p-p-play-N-Skillz!I was lucky enough to spend some QT with Dallas hip-hop super-producers (not to mention two-time Grammy winners) Play-N-Skillz last week on the set of Tum Tum's new music video for his Salinas brothers-produced track "Smoke Something" off his excellent n ... More >>
In the past few hours, stories from the U.K. began surfacing: Tom Hicks isn't leaving Liverpool after all, but has instead asked a Blackstone Group subsidiary to help him refinance his debt. Which suggested to some that Hicks's has no intention of getting Yanks-out after -- hence this weekend's p ... More >>
SMU and the Department of Defense are already partners on that paper-thin camera straight outta 1984 by way of Minority Report. Now the Hilltop sends word of its latest DOD partnership -- a $5.6-mil Neurophotonics Research Center that'll be run by Marc Christensen, electrical engineering chair in ... More >>
Meritage or Claret? What's the difference? Typically, both terms refer to Bordeaux-style blends, heavy on the Cabernet Sauvignon and/or Merlot, with one or more of the regions classic blending grapes added for body, spice and completeness. Most fans of Argentinian reds would be surprised to l ... More >>
Kroger has pulled out as a wine garden sponsor at the State Fair of Texas, taking its West Coast wines with it. With the Texas Department of Agriculture left as sole sponsor of the wine tasting and teaching space, all of this year's featured wines will come from Texas. Jeff Siegel, who will ... More >>
Perhaps you read Schutze's column "Democratic County Judge Jim Foster May be the Latest Target in the Inland Port Battle" in last week's paper version of Unfair Park. An excerpt, for those who did not:Foster took a tough stance against [state Sen. Royce] West and [Dallas County Commissioner John Wil ... More >>
Various news accounts in recent days have portrayed fifth-generation Texan Robert Allen Stanford, whose Stanford Financial Group is based in Houston, as the second coming of Bernie Madoff. Which is why the Securities and Exchange Commission today filed this complaint against Stanford in Dallas feder ... More >>
Yep. And you said so, according to this 72-page study from a professor at the Rochester Institute of Technology, which surveyed radio listeners in six markets, including DFW, only to find that they're all dissatisfied with what they're hearing. It's not that hard, folks. Really, it isn't. Just play ... More >>
After the jump, the official Trammell Crow obituary sent to local media today. But first, this information concerning services scheduled for Monday:A public service will be held on Monday, January 19, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. at Highland Park United Methodist Church, located at 3300 Mockingbird Lane, Dall ... More >>
It's over.Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert just cried "Uncle!" in the battle over the Southern Dallas "inland port," an expandable map of which is available at right. Chris Heinbaugh, the mayor's spokesman, confirmed for me by e-mail mere minutes ago reports I heard yesterday afternoon that Leppert was pull ... More >>
What you see above is an artist's rendering of the Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant in Glen Rose, should Luminant be allowed to expand the plant from two units to four. Notes Luminant in its media release, sent in advance of an applicaton filed with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission: "These new uni ... More >>
Over at the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure's Web site, you'll find the best nine-hour film this side of, um, Shoah? (Sorry, first one that came to mind.) It's the entirety of yesterday's hearing -- Critical Lapses in FAA Safety Oversight of Airlines: Abuses of Regulatory "Partn ... More >>
Says here Philip Morris USA will debut "a new, spitless, smokeless tobacco product" in a couple of months, to jumpstart its declining cigarette biz. And, lucky us, the DFW will be the petri dish in which Philip Morris tests its new product, which bears a most appetizing moniker: Marlboro Snus, descr ... More >>
The Modern hosts some splendid shorts
A front page story in the Wall Street Journal this morning explored how Prohibition-era state and local regulations-- originally constructed to keep single brokers from controlling the booze trade much as mobsters did during Prohibition—are crumbing under the force of court challenges on const ... More >>
One of the most famous skyscrapers in downtown, worth some $62 million, is now owned by a California real-estate investment company. Looks like somebody really believes in downtown Dallas: In case you missed it, and there was a mention of it Monday in The Dallas Morning News, it says here that Youna ... More >>
Says in the Houston Chronicle that Houston-based conservative radio "pundit" and District 7 candidate for the Texas Senate Dan Patrick is coming to Dallas by Labor Day. (No, not the ESPN dude. Or the race-car chick, either.) Patrick's buying 25,000-watt KMGS-AM (1160), the "Smokin' Oldies" station b ... More >>


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Of all the campaign literature piling up on our mail table at home, the most surprising piece came in a couple days ago from TrinityVote, the folks who want a referendum next fall to take the proposed toll road out of the river park downtown. It wasn't the top but the bottom that got me. By now, ... More >>
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Like many malls in Southwest Florida, Coconut Point's outdoor facility draws in shoppers, young and old at all hours.
"You go there to shop, to see movies, but its fun to walk around there on the streets," says Roger Strelow with the Estero Council of Community Leaders.
Many nights, parents drop off their teens at the movies -- drive away -- and their kids end up someplace other than the silver screen. That can lead to trouble. For example, Lee County deputies say teens have shoplifted from the coconut point target. So WINK news wanted to know - should there be a curfew?
"Coconut Point management certainly doesn't want their stores to be feeling that their in difficulty, but there are ways I think of handling that," says Strelow.
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LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) - The Lafayette City-Parish Council has approved borrowing $26 million to pay for some long-neglected roads and bridges in rural areas of the parish.
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Greg Bartram/US PresswireChristian Bryant (2), a former three-star recruit, has been a steady performer.Everybody is chasing the elite recruits, and championships aren't usually won unless there's a pretty impressive constellation of four- and five-star athletes on a roster.
But those guys also aren't typically solely responsible for taking a program to the next level, and it can often come down to which coaching staffs properly identify and develop the players without as much buzz coming out of high school -- or the ones intent on proving those doubts wrong at the next level.
BuckeyeNation will look at five of those players on the Ohio State roster that will be key to making a title run, all of them capable of outplaying that three-star label.
No. 4: Christian Bryant
- Who: The senior safety has drawn plenty of attention for some untimely penalties and a competitive streak that he doesn't exactly hide, and that at times might overshadow the rest of his work in the secondary -- but it really shouldn't. Bryant might not be perfect on every snap or after the whistle, but he was one of the most consistent contributors all season long defensively on the way to a perfect record and has the resume to prove it heading into his last year with the program. Despite his affinity for making some noise on the field, he somewhat quietly posted the second-highest total of tackles for the Buckeyes and was also topped only by cornerback Bradley Roby in passes defended. Bryant also had a knack for creating big plays, forcing two fumbles, recovering another and also adding an interception during a campaign that sets the stage for what could be a huge senior season.
- Then: There was more than enough talent on display at Glenville High School in Cleveland to make it clear Bryant could be a factor at the next level, but there were some questions about exactly how he would do it. He did some encouraging things against the pass, but he perhaps didn't have the kind of blazing speed needed to play man coverage against wide receivers all game long. Bryant brought a nasty streak when coming to support against the run and has always been able to deliver a knockout punch, but there were still a few doubts about his size at 5-foot-10, 175 pounds. The minor concerns may have kept him from potentially receiving a four-star grade, but those issues have certainly been erased as he prepares for another run as a key piece in the Ohio State starting lineup.
- They said it: "Bryant is really in between a safety and a corner. He is undersized for a safety but not quite fast enough to be a corner. Very tough football player that gives excellent run support from the corner position and really lays the wood to the running back; reads the perimeter play quickly and reacts. ... He is a competitive athlete that has fine instincts and excellent reaction." -- RecruitingNation in 2010
- Now: The Buckeyes have holes to fill on defense with seven starters to replace, but there's little reason for concern in the secondary thanks to Bryant, safety sidekick C.J. Barnett and Roby. Bryant has been through his share of battles after starting nine times as a sophomore and not missing a game a year ago on the way to the unbeaten record, chipping in 71 tackles from his spot in the secondary. That experience and knowledge of the defense is incredibly useful for a unit that will feature so many young faces, and if Bryant is ready to take on an expanded leadership role and perhaps cut out a penalty or two, the Buckeyes will be in good hands.
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Flooding has cut off access to the small Summit County town of Montezuma.
The Snake River overflowed its banks where a culvert was jammed with debris on Tuesday, washing away about part of the road leading to Montezuma and leaving the rest under water.
A voluntary evacuation order has been issued. KYSL-FM reports that several of the 65 full-time residents were staying in town Wednesday even though it could take several days to a week to get the road open again.
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Gordo High School is the best school ive ever been too.:) Its all about Football. Coach Mckinney is an awesome coach...Pep Rallys are also really goodd. I think the education that we get is great. Keep up the good work Coaches&&Staff.
My 2 children graduated from Gordo High School and I have a Granddaughter in the 7th grade and grandson in the 11th. I have been very proud of the staff and the time they have taken with all of the youth. There is love at this school that you will not find in larger schools. Each of these young people come before anything. That was proven to me this past Thursday night August 27,2009 at the football game when Mrs. Gann took the band back to the band hall when the weather started getting bad and they stayed in through the half time program. Sorry to say I left before the game was over and didn't get to see the band perform after the game. But at least I know that my grandson and each of the other member were safe.Thanks to each of you.
Gordo is a good school in academics, but to me i am not really satisfied with the people in the school teachers talk about students instead of help them and we even have teachers that curse, but if you think about it football is all gordo is about....Students make the grades because of the sports and trust the more your child comes involved with sports the better their grades.
Gordo High School is very sports oriented. My son plays basketball and baseball. The leadership and professionalism of Coach Lolley and Coach Pate is beyond any parents expectation. They not only teach my son about sports but they teach him how to be a man, a leader and a team player. The input of these two in my sons life is above and beyond what any parent could ask for. The principal, the counselor and Mrs. Whaeat in the office make this school what it is. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication.
My grandaughter started Gordo last year and she will be graduating in 2007. She is absolutely happy. I believe she is getting the best education that a public school system can offer. She has been in three other schools with the exception of Gordo and her whole personality has came out. It is like she has found herself in a place you wouldn't have ever thought of. Keep on showing that Greenwave pride.
I have two nephew's who are senior's at this school. I feel they have been offered and they have did their best with the education offered. They are very proud of their school and the community. Both play sports and enjoy their team and team mates. Keep up the good work Gordo and continue to show improvement where needed. 10/ 28/ 2004.
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This list is updated at least weekly. A short version including imminent events appears on Fridays in the sports section. Submit items by e-mail to email@example.com, by fax to 423-668-5049 or by mail to Sports Dept., Chattanooga Times Free Press, 400 E. 11th St., Chattanooga, TN 37403.
Chattanooga Parks & Recreation RBI signups: Under way, ages 4-12, $25. Call Kenneth Simpson at 355-3021.
East Ridge select signups: Tuesdays-Fridays, 1-9 p.m., East Ridge Community Center; $600 per team. Call Dewayne Trantham at 667-4185.
Chattanooga Valley youth registration: Feb. 16, 6-7:30 p.m.; Feb. 18, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Chattanooga Valley Elementary School gym.
Mike Mullens memorial youth tournament: Feb. 17-19, Rossville city park; free entry; 8-, 9-, 10-, 11- & 12-under age groups. To see if openings remain, call 423-312-2102, 505-4478 or 421-2595.
Snow Hill youth signups: Feb. 18 & 25, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., field house; ages 4-12; anyone planning to coach should be present for signups. See www.snowhillrec.com or call 344-6625.
East Brainerd youth signups: Feb. 18 & 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; also T-ball for ages 3-4. See EBYAA.com.
East Ridge youth recreation signups: Feb. 18 & 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., East Ridge Community Center; ages 3-14; $80. Call Dewayne Trantham at 667-4185. Coaches or parents who want to help, contact Shawnna Skiles at firstname.lastname@example.com or 867-6406.
Harrison youth signups: Feb. 18 & 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Harrison Recreation complex.
Hixson youth signups: Feb. 18, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. See www.hixsonyaa.org.
Ooltewah youth signups: Feb. 18 & 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Ooltewah Walmart garden center.
Red Bank Dixie Youth signups: Feb. 18 & 25, noon-4 p.m., Luken Sports Facility; ages 5-14. Call Skipper Fairbanks at 877-4113.
Soddy-Daisy baseball alumni weekend: March 2-3; chili supper & silent auction Friday, softball game Saturday. Contact Greg Vandergriff at email@example.com or see www.sdtrojansbaseball.com.
Prospect Watch tryout camp: March 6, noon, Grissom Fields of Dreams, Conyers, Ga.; for anyone who played college or pro ball in 2011 seeking placement in affiliated, independent or international leagues in 2012. Call 404-869-7966.
Nations organization youth tournaments: March 16-18, March 30-April 1, April 13-15, April 27-29, May 11-13, May 18-20, June 8-10, June 22-24, July 6-8, Future Stars "Elite World Series" July 19-22; Upper East Tennessee parks; 8-under coach-pitch $50, 8-u kid-pitch $100, 9- to 12-u $250, 13- to 15-u $300; multiteam discounts. Email email@example.com or call 423-833-4500.
Tennessee Valley National Adult Baseball Association: Seeking players for fourth season in greater Chattanooga area, with hopes to expand to Cleveland & Dalton; ages 18-over; wood bat league; season runs from mid to late April to mid August, most games on Sundays, 15-20 games per team; managers sought also. Email email@example.com.
TriState men's recreational league: Games generally once a week May-August; ages 18-over, all skill levels (current ages 18-55); wood bats & BBCOR bats only; check as individual or team. Email firstname.lastname@example.com.
2012 10-under Dalton Tigers seeking players: To complete roster for travel team. Contact Allen Coley at 706-428-1191 or email@example.com.
2012 10-under Fury Baseball seeking player: Well-rounded player who can pitch; cannot turn 11 before May 1, 2012; competitive travel team. Contact Doug Campbell at email@example.com or 762-2068.
Fury Academy lessons: New 12,000-square-foot, climate-controlled indoor facility with professional instructors available for pitching, hitting & defensive lessons plus strength/conditioning; open 7 days a week off I-75 near East Ridge. Call Coach Scott at 902-4011 or email email@example.com.
Team indoor rental, Fury facility: More than 7,500 square feet, 2026 Mack Smith Road; rates as low as $50 for 90 minutes; team instructor training available; other sports can use it, too. Contact Alan at firstname.lastname@example.com or 488-6186.
Burke's Sports Academy instruction: Private hitting, pitching & skills lessons year-round for ages 5-18. Call Marvin Burke at 894-4293 or see www.pitchhit.com.
Lessons for high school pitchers: Taught by former University of Tennessee pitcher Zane Stone; individual & group rates to improve and sharpen skills. Call 240-3337 or email email@example.com.
Wheelchair games: Saturdays, Washington Hills Recreation Center, 10 a.m.; free.
Lady Mustangs grades 6-8 tryouts: Feb. 19, 1-4 p.m., East Ridge High School. Contact Jack Skelton at firstname.lastname@example.com or 593-1736.
East Ridge men's league meeting: Feb. 19, 5 p.m., East Ridge Community Center; 8-week season, 10-player maximum per team, $250; TSSAA-certified officials. Call Daniel Wright at 760-1873 or 867-8606.
Super hoops therapeutic program: Mondays, 5:30 p.m., 8-week program started Jan. 23, North Chattanooga Community Center.
Individual lessons: For boys & girls in grades 6-12. Call Grover Levy at 931-636-7311 or see www.askthepositivecoach.com.
Personal professional-level training: All ages, boys & girls, taught by current pro player. Call Tony Doyley at 308-9450.
Power Up training: Individualized high-level training for all ages. Call lead instructor Roy Pankey at 285-0334.
Carson-Newman Coaches Clinic: Feb. 24-26, Pigeon Forge Hotel & Inn; featuring LSU defensive coordinator John Chavis & new Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze Friday night; including also former college coaches Fisher DeBerry, Fred Goldsmith & Dal Shealy, current pro assistants Mike Sheppard & Doug Malone, motivational speakers Farris Jordan & Ken Smith & accomplished high school coaches Rusty Bradley, Ray Graham & Ron Gartrell. Call 865-471-3466.
Dan Reeves at FCA "Road to Victory" banquet: March 5, 6:30 p.m., Chattanooga Convention Center; Reevesholds record of 9 Super Bowl participations as player & coach, including 3 as coach of Denver Broncos & 1998 game with Atlanta Falcons. See chattanoogafca.org or call FCA area director Jay Fowler at 877-3561 or 309-4255.
- Champions Junior Tour: Summer, fall & spring tours in Knoxville area for boys & girls ages 14-under; 1-day events. See www.championsjrgolf.com.
U.S. Elite Training sports specific programs: With Summit Physical Therapy, for all high school, club & AAU level athletes; using OptoJump system for measurement, analysis & efficiency of performance. Call 843-9511. Also, S.P.E.E.D., group & sport-specific training through Jason Wright at firstname.lastname@example.com or 843-9511.
Chattanooga Quarterback Club meetings: Mondays through April 16, noon-1 p.m., Stadium Club, Finley Stadium; $10 including hot meal, $4 without; annual membership dues $35. Call secretary Milly Farris at 266-0642 or president Doug Dyer at 265-5062.
Greater Chattanooga Sports Hall of Fame induction banquet: Feb. 27, Chattanooga Convention Center; $35; 22 inductees plus special awards. Call John Farr at 875-9282 for tickets.
FCA "Road to Victory" banquet: March 5, 6:30 p.m., Chattanooga Convention Center; keynote speaker Dan Reeves, who has record of 9 Super Bowl participations as player & coach, including 3 as coach of Denver Broncos & 1998 game with Atlanta Falcons. See chattanoogafca.org or call FCA area director Jay Fowler at 877-3561 or 309-4255.
Booker T. Duathlon: March 10, 8 a.m., Booker T. Washington State Park; two 2-mile runs on paved roads with an 11-mile bike ride in between. See www.sceniccitymultisport.com.
Seniors activities at Brainerd Recreation Center: Shuffleboard, 10 a.m.-noon Mondays & Fridays; badminton, 10 a.m.-noon Wednesdays; table tennis, Tuesdays 5-8 p.m. & Saturdays 2-4 p.m. Call 425-3600.
Also for badminton, call Gene Blaes at 624-0501.
- "Table soccer": Chattanooga Subbuteo League looking for players; easy to learn & play; equipment provided. Call (706) 965-6881 or see www.americansubbuteo.com.
Outdoor Chattanooga winter workshops: Thursdays, 6 p.m., Outdoor Chattanooga building in Coolidge Park; free, open to public; Feb. 16, camp-cooking pizza with Philip Grymes and Trevor Childress; Feb. 23, preserving land through a conservation easement with Tricia King; March 1, introduction to backpacking the Cumberland Trail; March 8, climbing for beginners. Email email@example.com or call 643-6888.
Chattanooga Chapter of Tenn. Ornithological Society meeting: Second Thursday of each month, 7 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, 720 S. Germantown Road. Contact David Stone at firstname.lastname@example.com or 238-4234.
South Cumberland State Park hikes: Feb. 18, 8 a.m. CST, 9-miler on rugged terrain of Raven Point Loop from Grundy Forest parking lot; See www.friendsofscsra.org.
Soddy-Daisy chapter of Tennessee Trails Association hikes: Feb. 18, Flipper Bend; Feb. 21, Signal Point to Rainbow Lake. See www.tennesseetrails.org/soddydaisy.php or contact hike leader George Bonneau at firstname.lastname@example.com or 842-3619.
Weekly SORBA-Chattanooga rides: Sundays, 10 a.m., from 5 Points Recreation Area on Lookout Mountain; all riders welcome, average ride length 12-16 miles. See sorbachattanooga.org.
Southern 6(k) Trail Race: Feb. 19, 1 p.m., Southern Adventist University, Collegedale; part of Rock/Creek Trail Series; family-friendly event, has Kid k for ages 12-under at 2:30; $30 pre-registration ($20 SAU students), $40 day of race. See www.rockcreek.com/southern6.
Hunter education class: Feb. 20, 21, 23 and 24, 6-9 p.m., and Feb. 25, 8 a.m.-finish, Philippi Baptist Church, Cleveland; ages 9-up. Pre-register through instructor Sam Hicks, 584-0718. For other classes, see www.tn.gov/twra/hunteredclass3.html.
Rapid Learning Whitewater kayak roll practice: Tuesdays, 6-8 p.m., UTC's Maclellan Gym indoor pool; beginners welcome; first visit free. Contact Terri Chapin at firstname.lastname@example.com or 643-6882.
CD hunter education class: Feb. 25 field day, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., John A. Pattern Recreation Center. Pre-register by calling David Byrd at 825-0438 (don't call before 11 a.m. or on Sunday).
Cumberland Trail Breakaway: Feb. 26-March 31; volunteers sought by Cumberland Trail Conference for CT maintenance in Hamilton and Rhea counties. Contact Tony Hook at firstname.lastname@example.com or 931-456-6259.
Adaptive kayaking: Last Tuesday of month, beginning Feb. 28, 7:30 p.m., UTC's Maclellan Gym pool; Outdoor Chattanooga with Chattanooga Parks and Recreation's therapeutic recreation services; equipment provided; all ages; reservations required. Contact Jessie Steele at firstname.lastname@example.com or 643-5716.
Snake Creek Gap mountain bike time trials: March 3, Dalton, Pinhoti Trail system; 34- and 17-mile options; on-site registration starts 7 a.m. at Northwest Georgia Trade and Convention Center gravel parking lot; shuttles leave trade center at 9 a.m. See snake.nwgasorba.org.
CD hunter education class: March 3 field day, 9 a.m.-finish CST, Dunaway Hunting and Fishing Club, Dunlap. Pre-register by calling instructor Shawn Edgmon at 423-949-9394.
Hunter education class: March 5, 6 and 8, 6-9 p.m., and March 10, 8 a.m.-finish, Etowah (Tenn.) Wellness and Community Center. Pre-register through instructors Tracy Price at 423-745-8388 or Ed Clowers at 423-745-6042. For other classes, see www.tn.gov/twra/hunteredclass3.html.
Hunter education class: March 6-9, 6-9 p.m., and March 10, 8 a.m.-noon, First Baptist Church, Cleveland; ages 9-up; instructor is John Torchick. Pre-register at 472-6222. For other classes, see www.tn.gov/twra/hunteredclass3.html.
Chattanooga Trekkers family hiking/camping: March 16-18, Fort Mountain State Park. Contact leader Valerie Radu at firstname.lastname@example.com or 503-2318.
East Tennessee Pointing Dog Association walking field trial: March 16-18, Gun Dog Development Grounds near Spring City; 8 stakes: amateur and open puppy (under 15 months), amateur and open derby (under 24 months) and open limited, amateur limited, open and amateur gun dog; entries close 5 p.m. March 12. Also, club has free training day second Saturday of every month. Contact Bill Barber at firstname.lastname@example.com or 423-365-6652.
Wilderness First Responder course: May 7-16, taught by Wilderness Medicine Institute through Southern Adventist University Outdoor Leadership; recertification class May 20-22; pre-registration required. Contact Ann Reynolds at email@example.com or 236-2023.
Southern 6(k) Trail Race: Feb. 19, 1 p.m., Southern Adventist University, Collegedale; part of Rock/Creek Trail Series; family-friendly event, has Kid k for ages 12-under at 2:30; $30 pre-registration ($20 SAU students), $40 day of race. See www.rockcreek.com/southern6.
Scenic City Half Marathon & 5k: Feb. 25, 8 a.m., from First Tennessee Pavilion; $50 for 13.1-miler, $30 for 5k (8:15 a.m.); several charities benefit; packets available 4-8 p.m. Feb. 24, Crystal Room off lobby at Chattanooga Choo Choo, or 6:30-7:30 a.m. Feb. 25 at race site. See www.chattanoogatrackclub.org.
Booker T. Duathlon: March 10, 8 a.m., Booker T. Washington State Park; two 2-mile runs on paved roads with an 11-mile bike ride in between. See www.sceniccitymultisport.com or register at www.active.com.
East Ridge youth recreation signups: Feb. 16, 17, 23 & 24, 5-8 p.m.; Feb. 18 & 25, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Camp Jordan Arena & East Ridge Community Center; under-4 to -19; $75 for 4-under, $80 for rest; select signups will be in June-July. Coaches or parents who want to help, contact Shawnna Skiles at email@example.com or 867-6406.
Elite Soccer Training open group sessions: Feb. 19 & 26, All-Saints Academy, 1:30-3 p.m. for under-11 & -13, 3-4:30 p.m. for u-14 to -18, 4:30-6 p.m. for u-9 & -10 (older players by invitation); Feb. 21 & 28, All-Saints, 5:30-7 p.m. for u-9 & -10, 7-8:30 p.m. for u-14 to -18. See wabango.com/krisray or www.elite-soccer-training.org.
Lee 4V4 youth league signups: Under way for six-week play beginning March 13 on Lee University campus; boys & girls recreational players, ages 5-12; small-sided games on smaller field with smaller goals, to enhance individual participation & skills development; sponsored by Lee men's soccer; clinic/training Tuesday evenings, games Saturday mornings; discounts till March 3. See leeuniversity.edu/athetics or call 614-8158.
High school player training: Focused on individual skills; sessions twice weekly. Call Richard Northcutt at 314-3207.
Chattanooga Parks & Recreation RBI signups: Under way, ages 4-12, $25. Call Kenneth Simpson at 355-3021.
East Ridge select signups: Tuesdays-Fridays, 1-9 p.m., East Ridge Community Center; $600 per team.
Chattanooga Recreation adult slowpitch leagues: Registration through March 23 for men's, women's & coed play starting April 2 at Summit of Softball complex; includes open, church & industrial leagues with upper (5 HRs & 1 up), lower A (3 HRs & out) & lower B (1 HR & out) divisions; at least 12 regular-season games & postseason tournament; $450 per team. Call Richard West at 643-6055 or 595-4540.
Soddy-Daisy Veterans Park adult slowpitch leagues: Registration under way for men's, women's, church & coed teams. Call Jimmy Pickett at 544-5368.
Chattanooga Valley girls registration: Feb. 16, 6-7:30 p.m.; Feb. 18, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Chattanooga Valley Elementary School gym.
Snow Hill youth signups: Feb. 18 & 25, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., field house; ages 4-12; anyone planning to coach should be present for signups. See www.snowhillrec.com or call 344-6625.
East Brainerd girls signups: Feb. 18 & 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; also T-ball for ages 3-4. See EBYAA.com.
East Ridge recreation girls signups: Feb. 18 & 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., East Ridge Community Center; ages 5-15; $80. Coaches or parents who want to help, contact Shawnna Skiles at firstname.lastname@example.com or 867-6406.
Harrison girls signups: Feb. 18 & 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Harrison Recreation complex.
Hixson girls signups: Feb. 18, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. See www.hixsonyaa.org.
Ooltewah girls signups: Feb. 18 & 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Ooltewah Walmart garden center.
Tennessee Thunder 8-under girls: Tryouts being set up; 2 players needed. Call Jamie Crawford at 280-7181.
10-under Georgia Blaze '01 girls fastpitch team: Seeking pitcher or utility player with 2001 birthday to complete roster for Dalton-based team that plays mostly in Chattanooga, Ringgold & Dalton tournaments; good defensive skills & strong hitting desired. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call Craig at 706-270-2880.
12-under Velocity girls fastpitch team: Seeking 1 or 2 experienced travel players born 1999 or 2000 to complete 2012 roster. Call Danny at 368-2396 or Jay at 802-1292.
North Georgia ASA girls fastpitch tournaments: Feb. 25, March 3, March 17-18, April 14-15, May 12, May 26-27, June 9-10, June 23-24 & June 29-July 1, Heritage Point Park, Dalton. See www.NorthGeorgiaSoftball.com or contact Garry Headrick at firstname.lastname@example.com or 706-483-1346.
Catoosa County adult slowpitch league signups: Feb. 27-March 23; games at Jack Mattox complex, Ringgold; men's church/industrial (red, white & blue), men's open, coed open, women's church & women's open divisions. See www.catoosarec.com for registration form or contact Adam Wilson at firstname.lastname@example.com or 423-903-2123.
Wildbill's ISA Bash-4-Cash adult slowpitch tournament: March 9-11, Summit of Softball; men's C, D & E, women's & (Sunday) coed; $225 plus $30 sanction fee if not already ISA-sanctioned. Pre-register at www.softballwire.com or call Billy Knight at 423-504-2574 or Anthony Nelson at 423-432-7100 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Nations organization girls fastpitch tournaments: March 9-11, March 17, March 31, April 6-8, April 14, April 27-29, May 12, May 18-20, June 8-10; June 23; July 7; all qualifiers for Nations World Series July 19-22; all at Upper East Tennessee parks; $150 for 1-day divisions, 3-game guarantee; $225 for weekend, 4-game guarantee; multiteam discounts. Email email@example.com or call 423-833-4500.
Tennessee ASA state umpires clinic: March 16-17, Warner Park; 6 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m. Saturday. Call Edward Rowe at 355-3002.
ISA girls fastpitch tournament: March 24-25, Tinsley Park, Cleveland; 6- & 8-under $50; 10-, 12- & 14-under $200; 4-game guarantee; ISA has rules allowing all players to play. Contact Billy Knight at 504-2574 or 421-3285 or email@example.com or call Anthony Nelson at 432-7100.
Burke's Sports Academy fastpitch instruction: Private hitting, pitching & skills lessons year-round for ages 5-18. Call Marvin Burke at 894-4293 or see www.pitchhit.com.
Lee University individual/group lessons: Pitching, catching, fielding, hitting & slapping instruction from Lee coaches & players. Contact coach Emily Russell at 614-8456 or email@example.com.
Fury Fastpitch Academy training: Pitching, hitting, slapping, defensive skills, catching. Call Jill Higdon at 423-504-5970 or see furyfastpitchacademy.com.
Team indoor rental, Fury facility: More than 7,500 square feet, 2026 Mack Smith Road; rates as low as $50 for 90 minutes; team instructor training available; other sports can use it, too. Contact Alan at email@example.com or 488-6186.
Fastpitch lessons from Ginger Jones: First-team All-American at Alabama now instructing in this area; small hitting or pitching groups or entire teams. E-mail email@example.com or call 504-5970.
Fastpitch lessons from Jessica Penney: All-conference Shorter College pitcher from Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe. Call 423-260-2510.
Private hitting & catching lessons: By Lee University assistant coach Jeff Martin. Contact him at 488-8316 or email@example.com.
Fastpitch pitching lessons: By Jalayne Mongar. Call 421-9830.
Fastpitch pitching, hitting & fielding lessons: By Kerilyn Mongar. Call 321-2111.
Baylor Diving Club: Affiliated with USA Diving & open to anyone; current members' age range is 6 to 65. Contact John Bonds at firstname.lastname@example.com or 267-8506, ext. 654.
SCAC competitive swimming: Year-round, all ages and abilities; home-school program available; first 2 weeks free. Call John Woods at 634-7606 or see swimscac.com.
Baylor Swim Club: Year-round competitive program. See www.baylorswimming.org, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 267-8506, ext. 630.
- Hamilton YMCA year-round lessons: Group, family & private sessions for ages 4-over from 2006 and '09 USTA Tennessee pro of the year Murtala Habu. Call 899-1721 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hamilton YMCA youth signups: Until March 3, girls ages 7-15, for Saturday matches starting March 31; teams practice once a week. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or 899-1721.
Lee University VolleySkillz League: March 13-April 17, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 4-5:30 p.m., Walker Arena; focus on basic skills & proper technique for ages 11-14; $125. Contact coach Andrea Hudson at firstname.lastname@example.com or 614-8453.
- UTC kids program: "Iron Sharpens Iron" sessions, beginner to intermediate youth learning fundamentals, body awareness principles, techniques, combative wrestling; $65. Also, weekly elite training sessions Wednesdays, 6 p.m.; supplemental training for elementary & middle school wrestlers; $5 per practice. Call Mike Hatcher at 303-0760.
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Crews have torn up the middle of Maple Street and hope to have the road back open some time on Tuesday.
The new business is called "Infusion."
Maple street is only shut down here for about half a block.
A second detour further east is also slowing traffic.
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The autumn equinox arrives on September 23rd and I'm ready to let go of some things. How about you?
That's what autumn is about: letting go. We can reflect upon all that blossomed in our lives and how we've grown over the summer.
Autumn says: It's time to take note of what we are gathering in. And to determine what we can let go of.
Mindfulness helps us be aware of all that is right about our lives and to count our blessings. At the same time we can let go of what doesn't serve us anymore. This may be a behavior, belief, or way of thinking. Trust enables us to let go like the leaves that fall from the trees with the knowing there will one day be new buds again.
Here are some questions you can explore:
• What's your harvest?
• What are you grateful for?
• What can you let go of?
• What can you remove from your 'backpack' to lighten the load?
Autumn is the time to let go and trust that some blessing is on its way even though we can't see it.


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In order to help promote her upcoming match at Summerslam 2014 against Stephanie McMahon, Brie Bella is on the road this weekend for WWE. The company is sending her and Nikki Bella to the Wizard World event in San Antonio. Brie is still on a reduced schedule, as management wants to give her time to be with Daniel Bryan while he is still recovering from his neck surgery.
August 2, 2014
Wizard World is making its debut in San Antonio later this year, and the promoters have wisely secured one of the biggest names in WWE for the event. In August, John Cena will be heading down to Texas to make an appearance at the comic convention. The former world heavyweight champion has been scheduled to sign autographs and take pictures with fans for approximately four hours.
May 7, 2014
Since professional wrestlers are now intertwined with comic book conventions, Big Show has just become the latest WWE star to sign on for a Wizard World appearance. He will be doing the event in Atlanta, which will be the first time it is being held in that city. Big Show will be signing autographs, taking pictures and answering questions with fans.
April 19, 2014
At the Wizard World Comic Con this weekend in Louisville, Randy Orton will be making an appearance at the event. The news is a bit interesting as this was the show that CM Punk was originally scheduled to be at before he walked out on WWE. Orton will be taking pictures and signing autographs, but he is not going to be answering questions from fans.
March 26, 2014
Since a lot of wrestlers have been making a decent amount of money doing these conventions, Jake Roberts decided to contact the people in charge of the Wizard World Comic Con, as the WWE legend wanted to work the event in Chicago. He revealed on Twitter that he was rejected, as event promoters did not feel that he would be enough of a draw.
March 22, 2014
During a recent interview at Wizard World Comic Con, Sheamus was asked who he would like to face at Wrestlemania, and he was quick to choose Daniel Bryan, noting that the two of them deserve to have a match that last longer than a minute. The former world heavyweight champion feels that he and Bryan can tear down the house if given time.
March 17, 2014
Amid boos from the Wizard World Comic Con attendees, Sheamus defended John Cena by informing everyone that he is a hard worker who gets along with people backstage. He also admitted that a few former WWE stars have trashed Cena. Sheamus stated that those performers should blame themselves for their failures instead of blaming Cena.
March 15, 2014
While making an appearance at the Wizard World Comic Con show in Sacramento over the weekend, Sheamus was asked by fans about the backstage heat situation involving CM Punk. Sheamus stated that he did not know what happened and that only Punk knows the full story. He also stated that he liked working with Punk and that there is a chance he will return some day.
March 9, 2014
While a lot of fans are keeping their hopes up for a potential return before Wrestlemania 30, it appears that things between WWE and CM Punk have not advanced much. In fact, it has now gotten to the point where the company has removed Punk from his upcoming scheduled appearance at the Wizard World Comic Con in Kentucky.
February 25, 2014
AJ Lee made a special appearance at the Wizard World Comic Con in New Orleans on Friday, and there was a fear that fans were going to ask her about CM Punk, so event coordinators instructed people beforehand to not do questions regarding her boyfriend or his backstage heat situation with WWE.
February 8, 2014
Fans in Oakland will not get to see AJ Lee wrestling tonight at the live event, as WWE sent her to New Orleans today to work the Wizard World Comic Con event instead. No word yet on whether or not management will have her joining the tour in San Diego on Saturday night, but she is expected to be in Los Angeles for Monday Night Raw.
February 7, 2014
Word is now filtering out that CM Punk had expressed his frustrations with WWE while speaking with people at the Wizard World convention in Portland this past Friday. Those in attendance stated that he seemed disinterested and disengaged from his job.
January 29, 2014
John Cena made an appearance at the Wizard World convention in Austin today, and he is now headed to Boston for the Survivor Series.
November 23, 2013
It has started to become a bit of a tradition for Kevin Nash to host a Wrestlemania party each year in the host city. Wrestlemania 31 will be no exception, as the former world heavyweight champion will be throwing a party in San Jose that weekend. His co hosts for the evening will be former WWE diva Melina Perez and former TNA Knockout Rosita. Zema Ion will be the DJ for the evening.
September 3, 2014
A picture of Maria Kanellis, Melina Perez and Mickie James working a lingerie match in WWE.
May 3, 2014
While much of the wrestling world has converged in New Orleans for Wrestlemania 30 this week, Melina Perez is one of the more notable names missing from the events. She has not been booked for WrestleCon, even though the likes of Fifi the Maid, Tammy Sytch and Gorgeous George, the former girlfriend of Randy Savage, are making appearances.
April 5, 2014
An adult website called Porn Cache is claiming to have a Melina Perez sex tape, which has caused quite the frenzy with WWE fans who are hoping to get a glimpse at an all nude diva. However, the naked girl in the video is not Melina. She is simply a somewhat hot brunette porn star that bares a slight resemblance.
January 18, 2014
In a move that many were expecting, Melina Perez has been released by WWE during a company purge. Chris Masters, Vladimir Kolzov and Gail Kim were also released as well. The belief is that Melina had major backstage heat on her because of the way she treated Trish Stratus, whom she felt took a Wrestlemania 2011 spot from an active diva.
August 5, 2011
Prior to becoming a professional wrestler for New Japan and future IWGP Heavyweight Champion, Hiroshi Tanahashi had dreams of becoming a professional baseball player. That was his primary sport in high school.
August 11, 2014
During the early 1990s, Billy Kidman was trained to become a professional wrestler by former WWE star Afa Anoa'i.
July 21, 2014
Yujiro Kushida, who regularly teams up with former TNA star Alex Shelley in New Japan, was mentored by former WWE star Tajiri early on in his career.
July 21, 2014
Prior to becoming known worldwide as a legend in professional wrestling, Bruiser Brody was actually a pretty good football player. He was an all state high school player in Michigan. His talents were so good that he caught the attention of a university in Texas. He parlayed his success in college to an NFL career, doing a brief stint with the Washington Redskins.
May 1, 2014
While he was easily one of the best overall performers during his generation, Tully Blanchard was a bit of a headache backstage. Shortly before he decided to leave WWE, Blanchard ended up failing a drug test because of cocaine, so management had no choice but to fire him. Bobby Heenan had to replace him in the match at Survivor Series 1989.
May 1, 2014
While he does not get featured as much by WWE nowadays, Pedro Morales will forever have a place in company history. The Puerto Rican star was the first guy to have won the WWE title, world tag team championship and the Intercontinental Championship. Morales even held the WWE and tag team championship, which he won with Bob Backlund, at the same time.
April 29, 2014
For a young professional wrestler, being able to work with a big time star could be what helps to spring board your career into the next level. A memorable feud with the legendary Harley Race was how Hercules Hernandez managed to make a name for himself during the territorial days. It was shortly after that feud that he found himself being signed by the NWA.
April 28, 2014
Prior to becoming a star in professional wrestling, Scott Norton was a star in the arm wrestling world. The former WCW star won at least thirty championships, including four national titles. He also traveled overseas for competition, including a life changing one in Japan. Norton also had enough recognition to be cast in Over the Top, a Sylvester Stallone movie about arm wrestling.
April 28, 2014
While he will forever associated with the famous wrestling last name, Ole Anderson is actually not an Anderson at all. His real name is Alan Rogowski. He simply adopted the Ole Anderson name to connect with the audience who were already familiar with Gene Anderson, his story line brother. Another interesting point of interest is that Ole Anderson is a play on the word oleander, a poisonous plant.
April 28, 2014
Back in 2000, the world of professional wrestling was saddened by the death of Masakazu Fukuda. While working a tournament match, Fukuda was hit by a flying elbow drop from Katsuyori Shibata. The blow proved to be fatal, as Fukuda had to be taken to the hospital, where he died a couple of days later. New Japan finished the tournament and dedicated the event in his honor.
April 28, 2014
Prior to becoming a star in WCW, Sid Vicious managed to pull off a pretty amazing feat while working for New Japan. Even though he was an unknown, Vicious was able to convince the promoters in Japan to give him a shot at the legendary Tatsumi Fujinami and the IWGP Heavyweight Championship. He lost, of course, but was able to gain some recognition in the late 1980s by being in the match.
April 27, 2014
For as long as she has been on television, Stephanie McMahon has been a topic of interest for professional wrestling fans. Many WWE fans are quite enamored with her, so it comes as no surprise that her bra size is routinely discussed. During an interview once, Stephanie revealed that she received breast implants and now has a bra size of D cup.
April 24, 2014
Since she has been around WWE for a very long time, wrestling fans have been wondering how old Stephanie McMahon is. She was born on September 24, 1976, which makes her 37 right now. Due to her age and the fact that the kids are getting a little older, Stephanie recently decided to scale back on her responsibilities within WWE. She is no longer in charge of the creative department.
April 22, 2014
The boring gimmick that Lance Storm received while working in WWE was actually a little jab at internet wrestling fans. Many viewed him as a guy that was just too boring to be a star. In actuality, though, Storm has a pretty good personality and a sense of humor backstage. WWE went with the gimmick in order to try to something to see if it would give him momentum.
April 13, 2014
Back when he was a teenager in Mississippi, Kamala was a bit of a thief. He became known in town as a burglar who came from a poor family. The local police did not want to arrest him, so they heavily suggested that he leave town to avoid any further complications. The future WWE star opted to flee to the state of Florida, where he made money by picking fruit.
April 11, 2014
In a little known fact in professional wrestling, Bobby Heenan was originally scheduled to manage Jesse Ventura. Vince McMahon had lured him away from the AWA for that particular role. However, Ventura had blood clots in his lungs, which was due to his stint in the Vietnam War, and was forced to retire as an in ring performer. WWE moved Heenan on to other wrestlers.
April 10, 2014
In one of the more interesting connections in professional wrestling, when Wahoo McDaniel was a teenager in Texas, he was coached in baseball by George Bush, who would go on to become the 41st President of the United States.
April 9, 2014
Even though the truth has been out there for several years now, a lot of wrestling fans are still under the belief that Ole Anderson and Arn Anderson are brothers in real life. They're not. The relationship was created for their on screen characters to help Arn connect with the audience quicker because Ole was already established in the territory.
April 4, 2014
Back during the 1980s, one of the most talked about segment in professional wrestling was when Uncle Elmer got married on national television. It was an actual wedding, as the performer was really wanting to marry his longtime girlfriend. When he approached Vince McMahon about it, the promoter loved the idea and decided to make it a draw for WWE.
April 4, 2014
One of the biggest mysteries in professional wrestling involves Dennis Condrey and his decision to walk away from the Midnight Express. When asked about the situation, Bobby Eaton said that his former tag team partner basically left without saying a word to him for two years. Condrey reportedly did not inform Jim Cornette or the NWA, either.
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Restaurant suggestions - long weekend in DC
Hi all,
Just booked a 4 nights trip to DC in May and we are looking for restaurants suggestions. We are Montrealers and we enjoy the many great restaurants our city offers, however, we've only been once in DC and do not know much about its culinary scene.
So we gladly welcome your suggestions for those gems that only Washingtonians know.
We enjoy creativity and knowledge of the chef and its team, the presentation of the dishes, the overall ambiance, the professionalism of the waiting staff and of course the taste.
We will be staying between South of Dupont Circle, but we can easily get around by metro or taxi if need be. Actually, we hope to venture away from the touristy center of town.
Thank you!
Really great is CityZen
We have enjoyed Volt in Fredrick MD
At Volt have not tried table 21 yet. But if you call for a non Sat night, good chance to get in.
L'Auberge Chez Francois its in VA service is great Good menu
Hope that helps
Some of the best restaurants in DC are around DuPont Circle.
Komi - expensive prix fixe tasting menu of seafood/modern Greek/American cuisine - the best or one of the best restaurant in DC, takes reservation 1 month in advance by phone
Little Serow - cheap prix fixe tasting menu of northern Thai/Lao cuisine, no reservation - gotta wait in line
Sushi Taro sushi counter for Omakase - expensive but the best Japanese restaurant in DC
Away from DuPont but in the city - Rogue 24 for molecular gastronomy, Fiola, Fiola Mare and Osteria Morini for some of the best Italian in the city. Eat the Rich or Rappahannock Oyster for oysters and other seafood offerings.
"gems that only Washingtonians know"
Sure, but you have to know the secret handshake.
I doubt Thai Xing gets any out-of-towners, so I will share that link with you.... not sure you have anything like it in Montreal.
re: Steve
Hi all!
We are back from our long weekend in DC and were glad to (finally) get some sun! We had a great time and I wanted to give you guys a followup on our culinary adventures in DC.
Upon our arrival, we ended up going to Tai-Xing and were floored by every dish. It was truly an amazing and flavourful experience. Every dish was "soaked" in so may textures, spices and colours.
Tai-Xing did set the bar pretty high for the other restaurants we were to visit afterwards. Especially at $33/each. Special thanks to Steve for sharing that gem with us.
The following evening we went to West Rasika and enjoyed both the food and service. A perfect note! Truly incredible palak chaat! Unfortunately I didn't quite connect with the decor and the formality of it all. Don't get me wrong, everything was great it just isn't my kind of place. Nevertheless, based on quality and freshness of the food and the mastership of each dish (and drink), I would not hesitate to recommend West Rasika!
The following evening we went to Jaleo and realized we had already been there a few years ago ;) Hoping to get a broad overview of the menu (everything looked so good, we couldn't choose!) we ordered the tasting menu (José's Way). Everything tasted perfect! The only negative thing was that dishes kept coming and coming and coming... and fast! I felt José's Way was delivered way to fast and it was simply too much. We didn't finish every dish.
Unfortunately, we didn't have time to taste and enjoy properly every dish and felt rushed. I'd recommend ordering a few tapas at a time. I should have known but heck, the tasting menu looked so inviting!
Finally, if I may, here is my own suggestion to share with you all: La Boqueria on M Street. We stumbled upon this tapas bar and went in for a quick lunch but ended up spending the afternoon enjoying great tapas and sipping Moritz and Alcazaba beer, tinto de Verano and many great Spanish wines. We sat at the bar and truly had a good time.
Being frequent travellers to Spain (especially to Barcelona), La Boqueria felt genuine to us. Very laid back, no rush, great fresh flavourful ingredients and an authentic Spanish feel to the place. We went back to La Boqueria for dinner the day before our flight back and ended up tasting every tapas we had not tasted the first time. Hands down amazing!
Thanks again for all of your suggestions! We had a wonderful weekend in DC!
We hope to be back soon!
re: Edwidge
You did some mighty fine eatin'. I have not been to Boqueria yet, so I will make that a priority now. Thanks for the tip!
I have to say - I have gone to some of Steve's suggestions and I would recommend following his suggestions. You should enjoy.
Love the Willard and have had some great bistro meals at Café du Parc.
CityZen is fantastic too.
re: Hobbert
I always recommend at least one meal at one of Jose Andres' restaurants (Jaleo, Zaytinya, etc) to visitors as a current "DC classic experience." Might be worth seeing if his new America Eats will be open by then out at the Ritz in Tyson's to get an interesting bit of American food history along with your meal.
My fave is Obelisk..just went last weekend in fact. No website, so it really IS an insider (and travelers who are foodies) gem. 11 tables, 2 seatings a night tue-sat, 5 course prix fixe N. Italian feast. From about 5 delectable antipasti choices, to delicate handmade pasta course, to main course, cheese course and dessert, it's a 2 hour foodgasm (pardon my crudeness, this is what one of my friends calls it) that you will never forget. The chef cooks only what he can get fresh at the market that day and you won't know what you are getting til you get there. 3 choices of pasta/soup course; 3 choices of main (usually a meat, fish and a chicken or pork or game) and 3 choices of dessert. The cheese is the best in the area IMO. We've been to Montreal and Quebec and know the caliber of restaurants you have there so I think you would love it. 75 PP week days, 85 PP sat nights. Reserve early; 2121 P street and you can call to reserve. If you go be sure to let us know what you had!
I would go to Palena at least once. You can try to get a reservation in the much more sedate and formal back room on OpenTable, or you can opt for the more casual and lively cafe. Either way the food will be fantastic and the service very good.
You should really try to go for Ethiopian food while you are here. DC has the largest selection of Ethiopian restaurants in the country (I can find three within 15 minutes of my house in the suburbs) and it is something that is not that easy to get in other places.
Another under the radar place is Cedar at 822 E Street NW. Chef McCloud loves to see what is great at the local markets and fix his menu around that. He is very willing to come out and tell you about the food too. Downstairs dining room that has a very calm vibe if it isn't too full. Nice bar too.
For very good sushi, and more, near where you are staying, try Kaz Sushi Bistro. (1915 I Street)
Mintwood Place in Adams Morgan (Columbia Rd) is excellent.


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