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For a second today, I thought I was reading an old April Fools' Day joke when I read the following headline:
The story, published by the website psfk.com, took me by surprise when I read it.  The story said the "the legendary burger chain transformed the ZipZap restaurant in the Harajuku area of Tokyo" into an In-N-Out for one day on March 28. From the images posted, the chain served burgers, drinks and potato chips.
How can this be? It was a major milestone when In-N-Out expanded to Texas last year. Â The event was also years in the making.
So, why would the chain suddenly debut a menu in Japan? Here's what In-N-Out spokesman Carl Van Fleet had to tell me when I asked him about the Tokyo pop-up:
"That was us in Tokyo.  In-N-Out Burger did sell our burgers at an event in Tokyo in March. We have done events like this before in other countries and they are just one part of our efforts to promote and expand our brand as well as reach out to customers around the world. We do not have any immediate plans to open a restaurant there but this special event will help us make future decisions."
According to A Hamburger Today blog, Irvine-based In-N-Out has also done similar pop-ups in Sydney and Shanghai.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Private equity giant KKR & Co. (KKR) is buying its publicly traded specialty finance arm KKR Financial (KFN) in a $2.6 billion all-stock transaction that the Henry Kravis and George Roberts-run company says will boost its earnings per share.
Shareholders of KKR Financial will receive 0.51 common units of KKR for each common share they own, valuing the company at $12.79 a share based on Monday closing prices. The deal implies a 35% premium to the Monday closing price of KKR Financial, KKR said in a statement.
KKR Financial shares were rising over 30% to $12.43 in after-hours trading. KKR shares were trading lower by just over 1% to $24.80.
"The deal makes sense. The price is fair. We own KKR and KFN and look forward to owning more KKR," Leon Cooperman, head of hedge fund Omega Advisors, said in an e-mail to TheStreet.
Omega Advisors is the second largest shareholder of KKR Financial, with an over 7% stake in the company's shares according to quarterly Securities and Exchange Commission filings as of Sept. 30. Omega also is an investor in KKR shares with an over 1% stake, the filings show.
KKR and KFN's boards of directors have both approved the transaction, which is expected to close in the first half of 2014, according to a statement. Goldman Sachs and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett are representing KKR, and Lazard and Cravath Swaine & Moore are serving as independent financial and legal advisors to the independent directors of KKR. Sandler O'Neill & Partners and Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz are serving as independent financial and legal advisors to the independent committee of the KKR Financial's board of directors. Follow @antoinegara -- Written by Antoine Gara in New York.
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Capturing six first-place finishes among 13 events during a NESCAC affair at Hamilton Sat., Jan. 4, Wesleyan came up 21 points short on the final score as the Continentals came away with a 130-109 triumph. While Wesleyan's next meet will be at home Sat., Jan. 18 with visits from Conn. College and Williams in a three-way NESCAC affair that will be webcast, the squad will head to the warmer climate of Florida for an eight-day training mission between meets.
Anna Yu '17 (photo) was victorious in both distance free events, winning the 1000 free by an eight-second margin and the 500 free by a 6.5-second differential. Wesleyan also got individual swim wins from Angela Slevin '15 in the 200 free and Rachel Hisrch '15 in the 200 breast. Winning the one-meter dive was Natasha Cucullo '15. Wesleyan also claimed top prize in the 400 medley relay to inaugurate the meet as Slevin, Roxy Capron '14, Alyssa Savarino '14 and Serena Zalkowitz '17 combined for a 2.4-second conquering.
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February 07, 2013
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It really just occurred to be how much different the spring semester is from fall semester. In 3 weeks and one day, we will be on spring break. I feel like the semester just started! Not that I'm complaining or anything, its just considerably different. I won't be going on a spring break trip, but I am attending Spring Lobby weekend in Washington, DC from March 16-19. Each year, Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL) hosts a weekend where college students get to learn the lobby process and actually lobby on Capitol Hill about an issue important to Friends (Quakers). I attended my freshman year and had a blast, and am really looking forward to going this year (Junior year). In addition to the lobbying, I'm hoping to find some concerts and maybe even open mic poetry in the DC area (since we have the nights free). I also hope to sample some local [vegan] cuisine and see all of the monuments again. It is always fun to leave town for a bit, especially when we get to stay in our nations capitol for a very reasonable price ($175 for 4 days, including lobby sessions during the day). This year, the topic deals with environment and conflict (more on that later).
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- Spoiler Scope Guide for /r/gameofthrones
- The spoiler scope we moderate
- How to set a spoiler scope for a new post
- How to set a spoiler scope for a reply comment
- Spoiler scope label guide
- What to do when you encounter a spoiler
- Spoiler tag guide
- Other notes and clarifications
- Examples
Spoiler Scope Guide for /r/gameofthrones
The /r/gameofthrones reddit includes discussion of both the TV series and books. Spoiler warnings are required to allow people who have different exposure levels to the story to talk together without spoiling event details. This is not a 100% spoiler-free community; this is a spoiler-light community. Not everyone provides good warning, and exposed spoilers are removed through moderation that may occur seconds or hours later.
The spoiler scope we moderate
In this subreddit we only moderate specific events from the active story, things that show change or progression in the story. Early story events that are "setup" for the rest of the series are not included in the moderation scope. Historical pre-story events are moderated if what is known about them changes with new details revealed during the story, or if they are part of a major theory about end-story events.
How to set a spoiler scope for a new post
- Every post to the subreddit must include a defined spoiler scope in its title.
- The scope must be inside square brackets and placed at the beginning of your title: [ASOS] Discussion About Hodor's Height.
- The scope is defined as "up to the specified point," so [ACOK] means "book spoilers though the end of ACOK" while [S3E1] means "show spoilers through the end of season 3 episode 1." If you want to talk about both the show and books, you need to mention both in your warning scope.
- The exact wording of your spoiler scope may vary: [Season 3], [S3], [3.04], [S3E4], etc.
- Having the word "spoilers" in the scope tag is not required unless the scope is [All Spoilers] or [No Spoilers].
- Only saying [Spoilers] is not clear enough anymore. You must use [All Spoilers] or state a more specific show or book scope.
- A scope with [Non-Readers] or [Show-Only] excludes book-knowledge comments of any kind, so don't post them.
- The scope must be in your bracketed warning even if your post title repeats it: [All Spoilers/Theory] I have a theory about the Iron Throne
- Your tag sets the spoiler level; it doesn't anticipate it. Don't use "maybe" or "possibly" or any other terms that weaken a spoiler warning. If it can spoil anyone then it's a spoiler; there is no "maybe" about it. Just state the scope clearly.
- Link flair provides additional warning and is used with the filters linked in the sidebar, but link flair is not meant to be a fix or replacement for a bad title warning.
- Reddit doesn't allow markup in titles, so don't try to put an inline spoiler tag (like [warning scope](#b "warning text")) in the title text. It won't work.
- All posts that don't have a clear warning scope as described above will be removed. If you posted incorrectly, you will have to delete the post and resubmit it; Reddit does not allow title text edits.
Note: Spoiler scope is not a license to spoil or be rude. For example if someone sets a book scope and then states they are currently halfway through the book, don't post information after OP's read-point without a tag. The title may provide a spoiler scope, but intentional spoiling of others will get you banned just as fast.
How to set a spoiler scope for a reply comment
- Spoiler warnings are provided in comments by using colored tags for show, book, or major theory information.
- All tagged spoiler comments must include a spoiler scope in their labels. If you don't state a book or episode, you must describe what you intend to talk about.
- It is the poster's job to label a spoiler clearly so that its scope is easily known.
- It is the reader's job to decide if reading a spoiler is ok for them.
- Only comments that exceed the post's defined spoiler scope (established in the title) require spoiler tags. All spoilers within the title scope can be posted freely.
- Speculation is a special kind of spoiler dealing with information that has not yet been revealed in the published books or broadcast episodes; it's based on the collection of multiple details from the story to form a theory.
Spoiler scope label guide
There are many different labels people commonly use to describe a spoiler warning scope. Here are some common examples and what they mean:
- [All Show] or [Show Spoilers] or [TV Spoilers] or just [Show] or [TV] includes specific events that have been aired on the show; it doesn't matter if it aired 3 weeks ago or was shown live 3 seconds prior. These tags mean "up to the current episode." Book information not depicted on the show is not covered by a show warning.
- [All Books] or [Book Spoilers] or just [Books] includes any events in any of the currently published books; events that have not yet aired on TV and any that differ from what has aired on TV are book spoilers.
- [All Spoilers] includes open discussion of any events from the currently published books and aired episodes. Speculation about what might happen next needs a green tag. This scope is only compatible with a Theory/Speculation scope. Don't mix it with a specific book or season; it already includes both.
- [Season 2] or [S2] are for events up to and including the named season. If the named season is not complete, then future events expected to be aired are considered speculation until they are shown in an actual episode.
- [3.04] or [S3E4] are for events up to and including the named episode.
- [ACOK] or [Book 2] are for events up to and including the named book.
- [Book Spoiler/Show Spoiler] or [ASOS/Season 3] includes open spoilers of the tv series and events throughout the named book. Mainly used to discuss changes between the book/show and speculate on future episodes taking place within the context of the named book. Future book spoilers must be tagged.
- [Book Spoilers/Theory] includes complete open discussion of anything from the published books and speculation about future book events.
- [Show Spoilers/Theory] includes complete open discussion of anything from the aired show and speculation about future show events.
- [All Spoilers/Theory] includes complete open discussion of anything.
- [No Spoilers] means all comments with show or book events must be tagged. This scope is NOT compatible with any other scope.
- [Non-Readers] or [Show-Only] or [Show Watchers] means the thread is for non-readers only. Book readers are welcome to read, but in most cases book readers should refrain from posting comments at all in non-reader threads. Book readers caught pretending to be non-readers will be banned.
- [Dunk & Egg] or [D&E] covers events in the Dunk & Egg novellas.
- [Game] covers unique plot information found in one of the related games.
Some Additional Scope Notes
- Spoiler warnings are always explicit, not implicit. Whatever scope you post is the exact scope with no extra hidden meaning.
- Spoiler warnings are inclusive, not exclusive. When two scopes are combined, everything from both scopes is ok. One scope does not limit the other. That is why positive and negative scopes can't be combined like [All Book Spoilers / No Spoilers].
- Sometimes [Non-Readers] scope is used but a non-reader question is asked that may be only answerable with book information. It can be ok for book readers to reply as long as their comment is fully tagged and only addresses the non-reader topic. Book readers should not create a chain of tagged replies that essentially hijacks a non-reader thread.**
[No Spoilers] Clarification
There's been too much confusion about this scope, so it now has its own section. Some people seem to think [No Spoilers] means TV spoilers are ok. That is not what it means. No spoilers means no spoilers. Tag all events and speculation from the show or books. If you want a thread with only TV spoilers then use a specific show scope like [Season 3].
- Use the [No Spoilers] tag for discussion topics or objects, art, songs, videos, that wouldn't spoil things for someone completely new to the series.
- Do not use the [No Spoilers] tag to signify that your post is spoiler free despite being from later sections of the series (book or show). Use the appropriate book or show tag.
- Do not use the [No Spoilers] tag to discuss a series-specific event/person without desiring spoilers in the comments. Use the appropriate book or show tag for this.
- The spoiler scope is designed to highlight the scope of the context behind the submitted material, not the material itself. If a character is shown from Season 3 with a quote that doesn't contain spoilers, the scope [Season 3] must still be used, as discussion in the comments may revolve around the context in which the quote was spoken or character depicted.
Good [No Spoilers] Topic Examples:
- Geography of the world
- Weather in Westeros
- Pre-ASOIAF lore (Old Valyria, Robert's Rebellion)
- Picture of a cake in the shape of the Iron Throne
- Drawing of a character that doesn't contain physical changes
- Discussion of foreign languages
- Cosplay photos
- Publishing or show production questions unrelated to the story
- Photos of filming locations from the series
- Cooking or recipe photos or discussion
Topics that should have a Season or Book scope (or both) instead:
- Broad questions of a character's story through the series
- Character differences from book to show
- Artwork of a character featuring changed physical characteristics
- Episode Trailers (use the appropriate TV Spoilers/Season # tag)
- Discussion of character differences from books to show
- Photos from the set of the series during filming
What to do when you encounter a spoiler
- If you encounter a spoiler without proper warning, use the "report" link under the post or message the moderators.
- When you see a tempting spoiler warning beyond your exposure level, don't look at it.
- Be conscious of the need to tag your reply to a tagged spoiler with a warning too.
- Don't reply with a copy of the spoiler in your comment.
- Don't post an "OMG that's a spoiler!" reply. Doing that draws more attention and makes the problem worse.
Spoiler tag guide
To read a covered spoiler, mouseover the colored text to turn it white; that will allow you to read it.
For mobile devices, press a spoiler tag to show the text. Older tags are not formatted to work with touchscreens, but they can usually be activated by a press and hold or press, hold, and swipe on a tag to reveal the text.
- TV Spoilers use this code: [warning scope](#s "your spoiler text")
to create a tag like this: Ep1.06
- Book Spoilers use this code: [warning scope](#b "your spoiler text")
to create a tag like this: AGOT
- Speculation Spoilers use this code: [warning scope](#g "your spoiler text")
to create a tag like this: Hodor theory
Other notes and clarifications
- Titles can't contain spoilers. The combination of the title text and thumbnail can't be a spoiler.
- Thumbnails can't contain spoilers. If you can't format the image to hide the spoiler, then post a self/text post and link to the image in the OP text. Don't try to use the NSFW mark to hide a spoiler thumbnail. People will click anyway and get spoiled. Plus it doesn't work consistently for all people, depending on their Reddit settings, browser plugins, or app reader.
- A spoiler warning includes all events up to the point in the story defined in the label.
- A warning of [All Spoilers] covers all episodes and books, but not theory speculation. Add "Speculation" or "Theory" to the warning to be clear.
- Minor/vague speculation without specific details does not need warning or may be covered by an existing book/show warning.
- Speculation theories that always need warning include:
- The true secret heritage of any character, including A+B=C formulas
- The surprise return of any character thought to be dead
- The meaning of prophecies that have not yet been revealed
- Naming a character in an episode or book is allowed; it makes titles/warnings clearer and promotes better targeted discussion. All characters alive at the beginning of the story are assumed to be alive throughout, but a name in a post title with a book warning does not necessarily mean the character is still alive in that book. Characters who die in the early story are still important later, and there are flashbacks and prophecy. Sometimes a death is also not as clear as you might think. This is like /r/asoiaf's "Everybody Lives" policy if you are interested in another reference.
- Describing a character's personality or physical characteristics is ok, but if the character changes or is physically injured in some way, those changes to the character are protected.
- Shipper comments that "hope" for a relationship without specific details do not need warning.
- Spoilers from the Dunk & Egg novellas should be given warning too.
- Mentioning common event types like weddings and battles are allowed as long as details about a given event are not mentioned.
- Jokes that pretend to be a spoiler require tags if they are explicit enough to be taken seriously; never joke with a fake-broken spoiler tag.
- Links to images with spoilers require a warning, this includes memes, scene quotes, wallpapers, etc.
- Structural information relating to show production or book publishing are not moderated unless the information is determined to be a spoiler problem.
- In general we no longer moderate warnings for content outside of this subreddit; all of it contains spoilers. Don't read YouTube or Facebook comments.
- User account names that include a spoiler are banned immediately.
|Not A Spoiler
|Saying a character is a hero, villain, badass, jerk, etc.
|Describing a character's heroic, evil, awesome, lame, etc. deeds
|Saying a character is handsome
|Saying a character is now ugly due to an injury during the series
|Let's talk about Hodor in book 8
|Let's talk about Hodor's death in book 8
|I wish Dany and Hodor would marry!
|Dany and Hodor get married!
|I just read about the Battle of Green Hills
|I can't believe the King died at Green Hills
|Jon Snow is Ned's bastard
|Speculation about his mother's identity
Example events/details that are not moderated
These details are mainstream enough that they no longer need warning. Most of the information is either a given or obvious based on other common knowledge details (especially HBO's marketing).
- Major characters die during the story
- The Others have reawakened and are raising wights from the dead
- A captured deserter from the Watch warns about the Others before being beheaded
- The Stark children find and adopt direwolf pups
- Arya does traditionally-non-girl things like archery and swordfighting
- Jon joins the Night's Watch
- Benjen Stark is lost while out ranging
- Cersei and Jaime practice incest
- Jaime caused Bran to get paralyzed
- Robert's three children were actually fathered by Jaime
- Robert has many bastard children
- Robert makes Ned the Hand of the King
- Robert dies at some point, making Joffrey King
- At some point multiple people claim to be Kings, and they are warring/"clashing"
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It's cold here in Chicgoland!! We have done chili and soups a lot lately. I am so sorry about your mom!
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Hey there.
I haven't posted in quite some time- I've been having login issues with ivillage (and i guess a whole lot of other people). I did manage to find 1 computer that allows me to do so.
Elle- I'm sorry about your mom. I hope she's feeling better now. Mine came and visited over Christmas too.
And it's cold here. We got a few flurries. There might be more coming. You just never know, the last time we were supposed to get a "lot" of snow (like an inch) we got less than a dusting. Too warm and dry.
Dinner tonight- probably leftovers. Doesn't make the almost 16 year old happy but- oh well. We have food in the fridge that needs to be eaten. I did promise her that for her birthday next week we will NOT have leftovers
Dd went back to school last Saturday, she's been in classes now for almost a week. She did really well last semester :) I'm hoping maybe she could be eligible for another scholarship or so. It would be nice- considering just how expensive this school (that she loves) is.
My dd too has found a "friend". She says he's a "boy that's a friend". Uh-huh. They were on facebook EVERY SINGLE DAY when she was on break. She texted him. It's nice- but I told her that if something does "happen" between them- to PLEASE remember that you are in school to get a degree, and so is he. He's a sophomore- same major as her (music ed). Seems nice enough, at least from what she's said. I'm hoping that maybe we can meet him next month when we go there for her winter orchestra concert. He has to work it, all music majors are required to help out with all of the concerts that the music dept puts on.
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Sorry to hear about your mom. Yes it's cold here in central IL. Been down in the single digits at night. Yesterday it made it up to 33 but that's the warmest it will be for a few days. It's been a couple weeks since I made soup but we do like that in the winter. Last night dh had a business dinner, I made Justin ham melts, and I had gone out to lunch and ate way more than I typically do at lunch so I bypassed dinner.
SUE - that's great that your ds has a girl interested in/flirting with him. Even if nothing comes of it it's a nice ego boost after the painful break up.
Hope you all have a great weekend!
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Plenty cold here - 17 high yesterday. Thankfully today is a little warmer; already 31. Yes, I made potato soup (mix) last weekend and did the recommended add-ins which made it way too rich! (1 cup bacon, 3/4 cup cheddar, 1/2 cup sour cream to 8 cups of soup) But it's very, very good (after we each had one cup I froze the rest)
Chilli sounds like a good idea too - I'm sure ds would love it as usually I make 2 pounds of meat worth and he gets about 80% of it. Maybe I'll do that for him this weekend.
Otherwise busy at work. DS is back in class (2nd week of jr year spring semester) and sounds like he found a girl yesterday in one of his classes that took an interest in him, which is great as he's been really down since mid Oct when his gf of 26 months dropped him for no apparent reason (super devastated as she always asked him, we're never going to break up, right? and then she does it out of the blue). He's been dragging, hating his job (lifeguarding 3.5+ years and being given awful hours), in constant pain with his fibromyalgia, etc. So fingers crossed that things are a teeny bit better now. She's tellng him he should help be a summer counselor at the Y with her and help with some art club so he seemed really excited about the diversion. I figure both are great as he eventually wants to teach/work with kids (he's working for the Y now so it'd just be an internal move).
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Sorry to hear about your mother--how old is she? My mother broke her arm a couple of years ago (she was 85) just falling in the back yard. she lives w/ her sister. My aunt said that my mother just came in the house very calmly and said "I think I have to go to the hospital."
It is FREEZING up here in Boston--I think 12 degrees. I hate the cold but I can deal with this better than snow cause you just put on more clothes--I hate when I have to be somewhere and it snows & I have to go out & shovel, plus it's dangerous to drive in. I don't know if I'll be having to make dinner tonight since my son is going to his dad's. Last night he asked me "Mom, when I go to college, will you ever cook for just yourself?" I suppose I will have to--can't just be eating sandwiches & frozen dinners every night.


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- 2 sticks unsalted butter, softened
- 1/4 cup packed light brown sugar
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 cup walnuts,
toasted, cooled, and finely chopped
- About 1/2 cup seedless blackberry or raspberry jam
- Garnish: confectioners sugar for dusting
Preheat oven to 350°F with rack in middle.
Blend together butter, sugars, vanilla, and 3/4 teaspoon salt in a bowl with a fork. Stir in flour and nuts (dough will be sticky).
Form level tablespoons of dough into balls (total of 40) and arrange 2 inches apart on 2 ungreased large baking sheets. Flatten balls to 1/3 inch thick using bottom of a glass dipped in flour. Bake, 1 sheet at a time, until edges are golden, about 20 minutes. Cool cookies on sheets 5 minutes, then transfer to racks to cool completely.
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- Calories152
- Carbohydrates14 g (5%)
- Fat10 g (16%)
- Protein1 g (3%)
- Saturated Fat6 g (30%)
- Sodium2 mg (0%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber1 g (2%)
- Monounsaturated Fat3 g
- Cholesterol24 mg (8%)
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EAU CLAIRE Students Empowering Women Against Violence will host the sixth annual Take Back the Night rally at 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 19, on the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire central campus mall.
The event, designed to promote sexual assault awareness, features speakers from Bolton Refuge House, NOVUS, Sacred Heart Hospital's Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner program and various UW-Eau Claire student organizations and departments, as well as campus vocalists and musicians. Attendees will have an opportunity to step up to the microphone to share their experiences.
The event also will feature the Clothesline Project, which consists of shirts with handwritten messages from sexual assault survivors displayed on a clothesline stretching across the campus mall.
Following the rally, participants will proceed to Water Street for a candlelight march and vigil. The march symbolizes a movement to take back the night and reclaim the streets where so many violent crimes occur against women.
The Take Back the Night rally, co-sponsored by Peer Health Educators, is free and open to the public. Men's organizations, groups and families are encouraged to attend.
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The Atmosphere was good. The old wearhouse look with the open ceilings. Parking is across the street in a public parking area. The Patio is positioned wierd in an alley way but thats how old town Pasadena is set up.
The Food was way over priced for what it was. I think they over charge on the food to make up for the Happy Hour beer prices. I had the Smoked Salmone with Cream Cheese. It should have been served with rice as sushi instead of salad. I had to ask for wasabi to give it some flavor.
Ok Now the Beers which is what I normally go for. They had Four MicroBrews on the Menu but only Three on tap. They don't have Pale Ale's so if thats what your into don't bother coming down to this pub. They were out of the ESB so I had the Amber and the Stout. I am not into Heifewiez. The Amber was Excellent. The Happy Hour Prices were great only $1.75 per beer.
The Service Was Great. I got there at 4:00P.M. and the bar was ebpty. I got everyone helping me personally. The Bartender was great guy. The Host even pitched in to get my food mostly cause I think he was bored. The place started to fill up around 5:00P.M. but the waitresses seemed nice.
It needs something really special to atract more people. Like maybe a band. But it defenitly needs a Pale Ale for me to hang out here.
The TVs – well my associate and I came in to watch the college football game. It was on when we arrived. But it appeared as if some idiot savant had gotten ahold of the remotes. The TV we were watching got turned off, turned back on, to the World Series, to our football game, turned back off, and finally to the World Series again. When we objected (not one other of the five customers was watching TV) they refused to change it. It amazes me how a packed Gordon Biersch, with lots of TV watchers found a way to get the game on for me after I walked out of this place, but these clowns couldn't and wouldn't do anything.
But we are here to discuss beer. And I think the lousy service may have been superior to the beer. If I were the brewmaster, I would refuse to work here – as the owners must dictate to make something like Bud Lite (Light) something like Heineken (Pale – yuk!) something like Killian's (Red) and Hefeweizen (that lemon thing makes it stylish doesn't it). These beers were painfully inferior, and were so formulaic, it wasn't funny. For you Mr. Brewmaster, I will tell the three owners (Larry, Moe, and Curley?) "Let this guy brew!". Thank God they had Craftsman IPA on tap – at least they know that their customers may not like their beer.
It pains me to write a negative review on a new brewpub. But brewpubs are often about attitude – friendly, collegial, fun places to be, with people that enjoy their work and customers who are brought into the "family". This place is about attitude too – some of the worst attitude I have ever seen.
There is a name for a place where everyone just hangs around, talks among themselves, ignores outsiders, and serves bad beer – it's called a frat party! So to the three owners – great move – you've flushed your money down the toilet. And to all of you reading this review – don't waste your time here. Lucky Baldwin's and Crown City have great beer and atmosphere.


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This weekend at Turner Field the Washington Nationals (26-18) and the Atlanta Braves (26-20) will fight for a hold on first place in the National League East. The two teams are coming into the series with just one game separating them in the standings, but one team has the opportunity to differentiate itself as the clear front runner in the division.
Atlanta has flirted with first place in recent weeks, but has yet to overtake the Nationals for control of it. Historically, the odds of winning this meeting are tipped slightly in favor of the Braves, who are entering the series on a four game losing streak after being swept by the Cincinnati Reds. Since 2005, the Nationals are 63-64 against the Braves, and 27-37 on the road against them.
The Braves have a team of solid hitters. Their team batting average is .261, and they are slugging .406. In comparison, the Nationals are hitting .243 and slugging .391 as a team. They only have four active position players with slugging percentages in the .400 plus range, while the Braves have ten.
Capitalizing on their ability to hit, the Braves have scored the second most runs in the National League with 224. The Nationals, who we know are fond of one-run games and leaving guys on base, sit in 13th place with 163 runs scored.
From the opposite vantage point, the Braves have one of the higher ERA's in the majors (3.96, 20th overall), although their closer, Craig Kimbrel, leads the National League with 13 saves in 14 opportunities.
The Nationals have maintained the top spots in pitching with their 2.90 first-place ERA and 379 strikeouts. If Stephen Strasburg's bicep tightness has dissipated and if Detwiler performs more closely to his usual standard (in his last start he allowed nine hits and six earned runs in five innings), the Nats should be able to outpitch the Braves and hold their hot hitters at bay.
Some notable injuries
Third baseman Chipper Jones is still suffering from bruising on his left calf and ankle. He has made just one pinch hitting appearance since last Friday when he was hit in the leg with a hard ground ball. Jones is hitting .307 and slugging .485 with five home runs. The Braves are 19-5 when he starts, but just 7-15 when he sits. His numbers alone tell you he is an asset to the team, and according to MLB.com, manager Fredi Gonzalez hopes to have him back in the lineup to contribute to the fight against the Nationals.
First baseman Freddie Freeman has also struggled with an injury of sorts lately. Although he leads his team in home runs and RBI's, he has been struggling with seeing the ball lately, due to issues with his contact lenses. He did not play on Thursday because his new sports goggles had not yet been delivered.
Catcher Brian McCann has also missed three consecutive games with the flu.
Homer problems
Home runs seem to be a problem for lefty Mike Minor. He has given up nine home runs in his last four starts, and his most recent start totaled a rough six innings pitched with five hits, four of which were homers. Minor surrendered 12 home runs in AAA ball last year and seven in the majors. However, he has already given up 12 this year, and is well on his way to exceeding that combined total. Minor will start on Saturday and face Strasburg.
The Braves' pitching staff has given up a total of 47 home runs this year, which is tied for ninth place in the Major Leagues. The Nationals have surrendered only 28 – the second least in the majors.
Pitchers' duel alert
As long as the defense can hold up their end of the deal, Sunday's game pitting Gio Gonzalez and Braves' ace Brandon Beachy against each other is sure to be a pitchers' duel at its finest. Gonzalez and Beachy are two of only four qualifying pitchers in baseball with sub-two ERA's (the other two are Clayton Kershaw, 1.90, and Johnny Cueto, 1.97).
The 26-year-old Beachy has only allowed four or more earned runs in a game once this year (the same stat also happens to be true of Gonzalez), and has given up four home runs while striking out 44. Gonzalez has given up just one home run this year, and he still leads the National League in strikeouts at 69, just six shy of overtaking Justin Verlander the top overall spot. The two pitchers are number one and two in the National League for lowest opponent batting averages – Gonzalez, .167 and Beachy, .183.
Beachy is coming off his worst start of the season, after allowing four earned runs – three of them home runs – through seven innings in a loss to the Cincinnati Reds. He is bound to be eager to get back on the mound to show the flame-throwing Nationals that he can pitch with the best of them.
Who's hot?
Martin Prado (LF) .325 AVG, .485 SLG, 21 RBI, 3 HR
Michael Bourn (CF) .316 AVG, .430 SLG, 16 RBI, 3 HR, 13 SB
Freddie Freeman (1B) .254 AVG, .456 SLG, 32 RBI, 7 HR
Who's not?
Juan Francisco (3B) .197 AVG, 24 SO, .225 OBP
Mike Minor (SP) 6.96 ERA, 12 HR, .286 AVG (second highest ERA among qualified major league pitchers)
Probable starters
Ross Detwiler (3-3, 3.65 ERA) vs. Tim Hudson (3-1, 3.03 ERA)
Stephen Strasburg (4-1, 2.21 ERA) vs. Mike Minor (2-4, 6.96 ERA)
Gio Gonzalez (6-1, 1.98 ERA) vs. Brandon Beachy (5-2, 1.77 ERA)


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The 4 Questions of Thanksgiving
As I get ready for my Southern family's traditional Thanksgiving celebration, which this year will overlap our celebration of Hanukkah… well, there's been all this talk of "Thanksgivukkah," but right now it's the annual menu that's on my mind.
Thinking about all the foods we eat, and how this night too is "different from all other nights," I realized this holiday needs its own four questions:
1) On all other nights, we eat only one carbohydrate. Why on this night do we have sweet potato casserole with a gooey marshmallow topping, mashed potatoes, bread, cornbread dressing, stuffing, and rolls (oh, those many, many delicious dinner rolls)?
2) On all other nights we eat raw, steamed or sautéed vegetables. Why on this night do we serve our green beans in a casserole that loses nutritional value with a can of cream soup and crunchy onion rings on top?
3) On all other nights, we don't dip our chicken, turkey or meat in gravy. Why on this night do we generously smother everything in gravy?
4) On all other nights, we eat sitting upright. Why on this night do we eat and eat and eat, then eat some pie and recline in front of a football game?
Of course, this year, in addition to the regular old Four Questions of Thanksgiving, we have another one: On all other Thanksgivings, we don't light a menorah. Why on this night…
Well – that one has a really clear answer, at least.
As for the others, well, the holiday in the United States began as a feast and giving thanks for a good harvest. Today, the holiday has become about families gathering around a table and giving thanks for being together – which isn't an excuse for the overly-decadent food.
So there may not be a truly satisfying answer to each of the 4 Questions of Thanksgiving, but the overall answer is that we do it to celebrate with our families, enjoying what we have and hopefully also remembering those in need and sharing in the bounty.
And as for all the carbs and calories, well… it's only once a year, right?
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Eating on the Road
Whenever I get ready to go on a long research trip, I put together a detailed itinerary, listing each library, synagogue, and cemetery I plan to visit, as well as the people I will interview or with whom I plan to meet. I make sure to add addresses, contact numbers, and hotel and rental car confirmation numbers. Once all this information is compiled, I start working on my favorite part of the trip: figuring out where I am going to eat each day.
It's not unusual for me to spend twice as much time combing through reviews on Urbanspoon or Roadfood.com than reading through libraries' online catalogs. Of course, I spend far more time in the archives than in restaurants, but one of the perks of my job is the chance to become an expert on regional southern cuisine. For me, this opportunity has become a serious responsibility!
Whenever I'm on the road, I try to find out about the unique regional specialties, from hot tamales in the Mississippi Delta or dry rubbed beef brisket in central Texas, to burgoo in western Kentucky. Once, when I was visiting Laredo and other Jewish communities along the Texas-Mexico border, I spent hours figuring out precisely which Mexican restaurants offered the most authentic and tastiest version of the local cuisine. I would hate to visit a town and miss the best place to eat.
But sometimes, I must take into account other considerations. When I recently traveled to western Kentucky, I was faced with the prospect of eating mutton barbecue for three days straight. Since I've entered my 40s, I knew that such a schedule would wreak havoc on my archive productivity (not to mention my digestive system!). So I mixed in an occasional salad and bought fruit at a local grocery store for healthy snacks. Finding green things to eat can be a challenge on the road.
One of the effects of the Immigration Act of 1965 – the most underrated federal law of the past 50 years, if you ask me – is the spread of Asian immigrants to cities and towns around the country. I have learned to scout out Asian restaurants in unusual places. I have had amazing Vietnamese pho in Oklahoma City and great pad thai in Paducah, Kentucky.
In preparation for a trip to Virginia two weeks ago, I was most excited to eat at Peter Chang's, a new restaurant recently opened by the famous peripatetic master of Chinese cuisine, whose sudden disappearances and movements have been tracked by foodies across the country, including Calvin Trillin in the New Yorker magazine. Chang has recently opened restaurants in Charlottesville, Richmond, and Williamsburg – three cities I just happened to be visiting.
While I can assure you this was a coincidence, I'll happily admit that his restaurants graced my itinerary three times over a four day stretch.
What are your favorite Southern specialties? What about out-of-region surprises?
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Pigging Out … Or Not
So there's this website called Pork Memoirs.
Dedicated to sharing "personal stories about a complicated meat," the site explores personal identity relative to the consumption or avoidance of pork.
The site has drawn contributions from Jews who don't eat pork, Jews who do eat pork, Muslims who don't eat pork, bacon enthusiasts, vegetarians, those who slaughter pig, those who have pet pigs. It made me start thinking.
Then, yesterday, I get an email from Heeb magazine with the subject line "Got Bacon?" It featured an article about the coming A-Pork-Alypse, AKA the bacon shortage the world will soon be facing.
What's with all the pork punditry of late? Especially within the Jewish world, where it's a traditionally-off-limits nosh? It's made me think, once again, about this most beloved and forbidden of flesh-foods.
Even if you eat shrimp—even if you love a cheeseburger—there's just something about pork that seems less kosher than everything else out there. Maybe it's just because everyone knows it's not kosher. Maybe it's because there are other cultures where pig is forbidden, while the shellfish or dairy/meat or other rules aren't in place. Regardless: it is the pinnacle of treyf.
Forget Mary. There's something about pork.
Which brings us to my own pork memoir. My own answer to the "Got Bacon?" question.
Which would be "No … ish."
See, I've never eaten pork. Not really. But after a decade of living in the South, I can assure you that it's hard to over-emphasize how much this region loves its pig products, and how often pork is infused into non-pig-dishes … like, y'know, green beans.
That can make keeping kosher in the Bible Belt a challenge. Doable, certainly, but depending on where in the South you live, it'll require some thought, planning, and either the willingness to go veg and/or the establishment of a buddy system with folks who travel to places like Atlanta, New Orleans, or Memphis where you can get kosher meat.
I don't "keep kosher," but I do aim for "ethical eating," and have been some shade of vegetarian since I was 11. So I've never really eaten pork … but I know I've inadvertently (or even willfully ignorantly) ingested the stuff.
When I first moved to the South, I was a stricter vegetarian, and was taken aback the first time I saw little animal bits floating in my greens at a local buffet. It made me pay more attention, for sure – and being intentional about what we eat and why seems significant.
It became a quandry: should I stop eating all foods that might have hidden hog, likely limiting where I can eat? Always ask the question "is this vegetarian"? Or, especially when invited into someone's home, do I just not look too closely and eat my delicious greens?
For me, the pig journey became less about the traditional laws of kashrut and more about other Jewish traditions, ones I was raised to value and live out every day. Traditions like hospitality. Being a good host, and also being a good guest. Folks have made me meals in their home, or insisted on taking me to their beloved restaurant to experience their local culinary favorites. Favorites which may or may not have
pork some sort of meat lending flavor to the veggies. So, to question? Or to say thanks, and eat? Ultimately, I adopted a don't ask, don't tell policy. Those who know me well avoid serving up the meat they know I don't eat. But in general, I simply accept hospitality. If I don't see meat, I eat the meal, and am grateful to whoever prepped the meal for sharing it with me.
That's my own choice, and certainly not one that works for everyone. But for me, a truly important part of this process was the engagement. The fact that I, like everyone else sharing their pork memoirs, thought about this very deeply – and knowing that all of this, somehow, has something to do with my identity. It wasn't an easy or thoughtless decision. It was one I had to take seriously, because what we eat does matter, not only for our physical health but also for our mental and spiritual health.
At least, that's true for me. And wherever you ultimately land on what you will or won't eat, I think the contemplation-factor resonates for a lot of Jewish folks. We feel a connection to all food, and especially our individual acceptance or rejection of pork. Playing with your food may be rude, but wrestling with it, well – that seems pretty Jewish.
Beth Kander will be just fine in the coming A-Pork-Alypse. Will you? What are your thoughts about this tempting but taboo treyf treat?
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Tyga Talks 'Fan of a Fan 2′ Mixtape on '106 & Park'
Just last month, Tyga announced on Twitter that he and Chris Brown were working on a sequel to their joint mixtape Fan of a Fan. During a visit to "106 & Park," he shared some insight into the project.
"We did a joint the other day. It's gonna be crazy," said the Young Money rapper, who premiered the video for "Still Got It." "We actually gonna make this one more of an album."
The original Fan of a Fan mixtape, which was released in May 2010, spawned the hit singles "Deuces," "No Bullshit, and "Ain't Thinkin Bout You" featuring Bow Wow.
In addition to Fan of a Fan 2, Tyga is working on expanding his Last Kings clothing line into stores and is recording his mixtape Well Done 3.
He will kick off the European leg of his "Careless World" tour in Munich, Germany, on May 3.
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Killer Goblet Squats
I want to drink Ovaltine out of this…
The Goblet Squat is an outstanding alternative to the Back Squat that you can use from time to time in your training in order to mix things up and enjoy a bit of variety. It is most often performed with a dumbbell or kettlebell, but odd objects can be used as well.
The Goblet Squat was invented by the world-renowned speaker, author, accomplished athlete, and all-around strong dude, Dan John.
Dan John Loading up for a Monster Discuss Toss
How to Perform the Goblet Squat
The Grip
If you are using a dumbbell, hold it by one of the heads and allow the other one to hang down vertically. The butt of the palm can be positioned slightly under the ridge of the dumbbell head in order to support it better and more easily.
If you are using a kettlebell for the resistance, take a grip by holding the horns of the handle. The bell will point down to the floor.
For an additional challenge, a grip can be taken in such a manner that you must compress in either on the dumbbell head or the body of the kettlebell. Doing so in this manner allows you to elevate the recruitment of the upper body musculature without having to sacrifice the benefits you get from the movement. For more info on this, check out this old post on Upper Body Crush Lifts once you are done with the rest of this article.
Depending on your limb length and chest size, the dumbbell or kettlebell may come in contact with the chest. If you are a beginner at the Goblet Squat, or if you are going for higher repetitions, you can maximize your leverage, by keeping the bell close. To increase the challenge, you can let it drift away, but if you do this make sure you stay tight and don't let it pull you forward. This is an advanced technique, so BE CAREFUL.
Foot Positioning
Position the feet around shoulder-width. The toes should point forward and slightly out.
(My right foot externally rotate a bit more than my left. This is not just when I perform Goblet Squats, but also when I walk. Try to keep yours even if you can)
The Movement
Once you are set up it is time to squat. The first movement – and this where a lot of people make a mistake – should be ass back, not ass down. In other words, in order to start your decent, push your butt backwards and then start moving down.
Throughout this movement, the chest should stay proud. If your chest drops, it will change the leverage of the lift and you run the risk of dumping the weight as well as causing injury to yourself.
Continue until the full comfortable range of motion is attained. Your goal should be to reach the position where the elbows touch the inner quad muscle. I am slightly above that in the above picture, mainly because of where I was holding the kettlebell. Holding it up high is more comfortable for me. If I hold it a bit lower, my elbows touch my quads.
Now that we have covered all that, I want to show you a goal I am working on right now. These are without a doubt the toughest Goblet Squats I have ever tried – Holding the Inch Dumbbell.
Before you give me a rash of Shit about my form, I know that I was stopping a bit high with these. The reason is because I was pretty seriously fatigued already before trying this. I had already done Front Squats with a Bar, and Goblet Squats with the 95-lb kettlebell, so my quads were burning up and my glutes were blasted, so my bottom position was pretty fatigued.
I wasn't planning on doing Goblet Squats with the Inch Dumbbell at all. In fact, what happened was I had blown up my quads and glutes with the 95-lb Goblets and I tried to lift the Inch and couldn't because of my finger injuries and I got pissed, so I went for it.
On the first try, I was able to lower down into the hole but couldn't come out and dropped the Inch to the floor. On the second try, I got one rep. So for the third rep I challenged myself to get ten reps.
Here's the video:
More updates on this will be coming. I WILL get this for ten reps with better form!
All the best in your training.
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Crescent Resort and Spa On South Beach Hotel, Miami
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Very Disappointed!from WindyCityCouple
Turns out the Hotel is really a timeshare, which would be fine if it wasn't for the harassment from the sales people trying to get us to buy into the hotel. The front desk is really just a guy who gives out the keys to the apartments and was very unhelpful in regards to the various problems we experienced in the apartment (no hot water for almost the whole trip, terrible water pressure, and the worst of all a serious bug problem). It became evident that some "home office" managed the property and our voicemessages to them went unanswered.
Bottom line is there are MUCH nicer options, for the same price in SoBe. Before you book the Crescent try the Pelican (awesome location and rooms), Cardozo, or the Hotel Victor.
Worked for Usfrom ditmarsbabe
The Crescent was a perfect choice. It was clean, modern, and the suite was HUGE--a big help since I really needed to spread out. AND it was $120/night. Definitely better than the Fontainebleau.
I'd read some of the reviews complaining about the housecleaning; I put my mind at rest (and the hotel on alert) by calling ahead and mentioning my concerns. I was told that they had recently contracted with a new housecleaning service and that the complaints had ceased. With the exception of the floors, which I don't think were swept the whole time of our stay, the housekeeping staff did a fine job of keeping the room fresh and neat for us. (I did mention this when we checked out.)
The location is lovely, although I didn't really have time to enjoy the beach. The restaurant next door is a nice bonus when you're too beat for a night on the town, and there's a Starbucks across the street, which is a godsend when you have 7 am meetings and need something stronger than the room's coffeemaker can produce.
Unfortunately, none of this could make up for the fact that both my husband and I *hated* Miami, but it would have been a lot worse if we'd hated the hotel, too. I would definitely recommend the Crescent if you are looking for luxurious touches without the price tag.
Great price for a great hotel!from A TripAdvisor Member
Nice Hotelfrom jbg
Long Before the Next Eclipsefrom A TripAdvisor Member
Miami Beach is a virtual "Do it yourself" kit. You can pick and choose and from number and prices of accommodations to help delay Northeast winters. However, what can't be bought is a sincerity to please that goes beyond the fact that you're just another paying customer. To that extent, the Crescent is assuredly one of the best on the beach.
We were there the on the night of a lunar eclipse. We sat out on the front porch watching the spectacle in the sky juxtaposed against the spectacle that is the nightlife of South Beach. Both were fascinating, and the Crescent was the perfect vantage point from which to view both phenomena. It is a sure bet that we will go back to the Crescent long before the next eclipse.
Great dealfrom fred_shen
Cute, Clean and Convenientfrom CharmyPoo
Overall, we had a good experience and would go back again. For $108 per night (deal given by Hotel Manager), I would go back again. The hotel is very clean compare to the others you will find along ocean drive.
Hasseled from the Start.from A TripAdvisor Member
When I called the hotel to make a reservation, they wanted a 4 night minimum stay during a particular week/end in January. Also, the price on their web~site was about $30~60 less a night than what they were quoting me over the phone.
When I told the clerk this, they hurried and changed the rates on their website to reflect the higher prices.
When I called back and asked to speak to the manager to try and negotiate the lower price that was on their web~site just a day earlier, HE WAS IN A MEETING, and I was told to call back in 2 hours. When I called back the second time, HE WAS OUT TO LUNCH.
Also, when I inquired about a government rate, they said they could offer me a 20 percent discount which was no discount, because it was the EXACT SAME REGULAR RATE AS WHAT WAS ON THEIR SITE.
If you're into price gouging and "miminum required stays", maybe this place would appeal to some, but not to me.
I am sure there are a lot nicer places to stay in South Beach Miami that do not hassle people from the start. I will stay elsewhere.
Great placefrom A TripAdvisor Member
Our room was pretty big; there were 2 TVs, a CD player, a fully equiped kitchen (that we did nto use because we could not find a grocerie shop around).
The Jacuzzi in the bathroom is great, although very loud.
We tried to go to the jacuzzi on the roof, but it was out of order.
the staff was pleasant, helpful when we need them.
We enjoyed our stay very much, and will certainly be back to the Crescent hotel.
OK - but not the stafffrom A TripAdvisor Member
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SUPER FUN! Night life is great! Ask the front desk for suggestions! They know exactly whats going in the city!! Also check out the daytime activities like Seaquarium.....we had a great time there! Taxi was convenient for us...I think parking would have been a headache.
Parking Park in one of the municpal lots. We used the one on 13th/Collins and it only cost $10 for 24 hours. If you are out late you might be able to park on the street. It is free to park there from midnight until 9 a.m. After that it costs 25 cents per 15 minute interval and you use pay boxes. Unless you are planning on going places out of the SOBE area don't bother renting a car. We only rented one because we went to Ft Lauderdale.
A tipping tip DO NOT add a tip in restaurants, clubs, etc. All places add anywhere from 15 to 20 percent to the bill and don't verbally mention it to you. If you are unhappy with the service you can change the amount of tip-- e.g., bring it down from 20 to 15 percent.
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Woman bites off piece of boyfriend's tongue after Valentine's spat
BY JON SEIDEL Staff Reporter February 17, 2013 2:36PM
Updated: March 19, 2013 6:36AM
Elaine Cook and her boyfriend of 10 months went out last week for Valentine's Day, returned to her apartment and got in a fight.
She asked him to leave. He wanted to end the argument. So he leaned in for a kiss.
That's when prosecutors said she bit off a "large" piece of his tongue.
Now the 51-year-old Cook, of the 9400 block of Lockwood in Skokie, is charged with aggravated domestic battery.
She was arrested Friday, records show, and Cook County Judge Israel Desierto ordered her held Sunday in lieu of $100,000 bail.
Her boyfriend, meanwhile, said he has "a lot of mixed feelings." He said he's trying to heal after losing the right side of his tongue, and he asked not to be named.
"Obviously, talking is not the best thing to do right now," the man told the Chicago Sun-Times. "[But] at least I can talk."
Assistant State's Attorney Eve Reilly said the couple went back to Cook's apartment after going out for Valentine's Day and started to quarrel. Reilly said Cook's boyfriend went to put his shoes on after Cook asked him to leave.
Then the boyfriend said they should stop fighting, the prosecutor said. He went to kiss her, according to Reilly, but Cook "bit off a large portion of his tongue."
Cook's boyfriend ran to a sink in the kitchen, Reilly said, and Cook followed and threw the tongue on a counter. The boyfriend put it in a bag of ice, according to the prosecutor, and he and Cook's roommate called 911.
An ambulance took the boyfriend to Evanston Hospital, Reilly said, but doctors could not reattach the tongue because of an inadequate blood supply. The boyfriend acknowledged the attack left him maimed, but he said he doesn't want Cook in jail or to see her life ruined.
"Everything's sad," said the 47-year-old from Chicago. "It's just sad. The whole thing. I'm in a lot of pain and I'm not sure what direction I'm going at this point."


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289 Lochearn, MD Lighting Designers and Suppliers
A well-lit home is essential for both functional and aesthetic reasons. Lighting designers will analyze your Lochearn, MD home's layout, structure and needs to create an effective lighting plan throughout your home. Though electrical engineers or interior designers can take on the task of outfitting your home with the appropriate lighting, a professional lighting designer explores lighting as a technique. More
Lights of Venice (240) 994-6336
As distributor of high end lighting products since 2001, lights of Venice is the national distributor for some of the finest European lighting products from countries such as... Read More
Lighthouse Outdoor Lighting Baltimore (410) 702-2080
Lighthouse Outdoor Lighting Baltimore is a full-service outdoor low-voltage lighting company. We specialize in landscape lighting, architectural lighting, garden lighting, and... Read More
Dominion Electric Supply Co. (703) 631-8300
Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, Dominion Electric has been serving professionals and homeowners for over 70 years. We have three lighting showrooms in the Washington, D.C... Read More
Outdoor Illumination Inc. (301) 907-4999
Outdoor Illumination performs all sorts of outdoor lighting. Our passion is aesthetic architectural and landscape lighting. We have performed over 3,000 custom designed projects... Read More
Enlightened Lighting, LLC (703) 636-5225
Patrick Harders began Enlightened with the purpose to show people the beauty in light. Of all the projects people do on their properties, great lighting will have the most... Read More
Olson Weaver LLC (703) 909-9131
Landscape & Exterior Lighting design & install Read More
Nikkuu Design (443) 844-4094
Nikkuu's designs showcase the intersection between design, art, and architecture while paying careful attention to functionality, beauty, and simplicity. Moore uses a variety of... Read More
Dulles Electric Supply (703) 450-5700
Dulles Electric Supply is the Mid-Atlantic's largest lighting showroom. Located in Sterling, VA since 1985, it provides the finest in Lighting and Electrical Supplies to the Home... Read More
Salvage DesignWorks (410) 218-0578
I create lamps from salvaged items with a retro, industrial, or vintage style. I primarily use beautiful old wood, gears, bike parts, car parts, and interesting old items. Read More
Armacost Lighting (410) 354-6000
Manufacturer of innovative LED lighting applications Read More
The Light Factory (443) 889-7482
Custom made glass bubble chandeliers. Art by day, light by night. Read More
Schaedler Yesco Lighting Design Center (800) 998-1621 ext. 2530
Design services and retail showroom Read More
Sales and service of lighting products. Chandeliers, Vanity, Sconces, Ceiling Fans, Landscape, Outdoor, Under Cabinet, Lamps, Lamp Shades. Lighting Repairs. Read More
Jones Lighting Specialists (410) 828-1010
For over 45 years our team has been at the forefront of lighting design for the entire professional community. From a 30,000 square foot private residence to a intimate study,... Read More
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