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New York attractions: Times Square
Times Square is one of New York's best attractions. Find the top Broadway shows, things to do, restaurants and bars in and around Times Square.
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As city districts go, Times Square is a global legend, and rightfully so: The cinematic epicenter of NYC tourism and Broadway theater, it's a must-see New York attraction. Its fabled days of epic squalor are a distant memory, but there's still plenty of spectacle to appreciate. (Take our photo tour.) Check out our guide to Times Square to find out about this iconic New York attraction's past, present and future.
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Times Square of the past
Photograph: William J. Roege
How did Times Square become such an iconic New York attraction? Chief curator of the Museum of the City of New York, Sarah Henry, attributes part of the reason to a quirk of urban planning. MCNY's 2011 exhibit "The Greatest Grid" examined the Commissioners' Plan of 1811, which proposed Manhattan's numbered grid—a relentlessly rectilinear system. As the plan was put into place, Broadway kept being granted a stay of execution, creating the only exception to the grid, and the bowtie intersections that are created yield non-planned public spaces. In this image of Times Square, showing Broadway and Seventh Avenue in 1923, note the New Yorkers sitting in the triangular plaza.
Times Square of the past
Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society
One of the major reasons for the development and complexion of Times Square is that it became the home of the Broadway theater scene. "The fact that the industry that colonized the area is theater, which is inherently public, gives [Times Square] a very different feel to Herald Square," explains Henry. Broadway and 34th Street, she continues, "is also a bowtie intersection on the grid, but its neighborhood character was shaped differently by the retail that dominates there."
New York's theater scene was originally clustered around Madison Square, but some intrepid entrepreneurs moved north in the late 19th century and more followed in the early 20th century, creating the epicenter of a very American form of entertainment.
Pictured: Broadway at 42nd Street, circa 1898
Times Square of the past
Photograph: Albertype Co
In 1904, the New York Times headquarters moved to 42nd Street at Broadway and Seventh Avenue, and Longacre Square was renamed Times Square. The new tenant helped cement the importance of the location to New Yorkers, Henry explains: "People would gather outside newspaper offices to find out what was going on." Even before the ticker debuted in 1928, the Times would put up big posters of the news in the first-floor window. Henry continues: "People clustered around to find out how the World Series is going, the big prize fights… and it becomes the place where world events get marked. The end of World War II is the most famous, but it happens over and over again. You saw it on 9/11. Photographs of people standing in Times Square, staring up at the ticker and now these giant jumbotrons. It's one of these rare places where we experience things collectively and publicly."
Pictured: Times Building, One Times Square, Times Square
Times Square of the past
Photograph: courtesy New-York Historical Society
The New York Times is also responsible for Times Square's most popular event. The party in 1904 to celebrate the newspaper's new location, which included a huge fireworks finale, won New Yorkers' hearts so completely that the paper moved its New Year's Eve celebration from Trinity Church to Times Square. (Remember, these were the days when the Gray Lady was young and sprightly and did body shots out of dudes' belly buttons.)
Pictured: Times Square New Year's Ball, circa 1907 (the year the ball drop was inaugurated).
Photograph: Tama Starr and Edward Hayman, Doubleday, 1998, and courtesy Artkraft Strauss Archive
Times Square is known for its more-is-everything approach to advertising. Perhaps the most iconic of all billboards is this smoke-billowing sign for Camel cigarettes. The 30-by-100-foot billboard featured a man holding a cigarette; his mouth formed an O, which produced gargantuan smoke rings every four second. Check out more fascinating Times Square signs.
Photograph: Alfred Eisenstaedt
This photo by Alfred Eisenstaedt of V-J Day in Times Square was one of TONY's top 50 New York photographs. Editor-at-large Howard Halle writes: "The photo of an ecstatic sailor planting a big wet one on a comely nurse during the Victory over Japan Day celebration in Times Square is among the most famous images of World War II; it represented the country's joy at ending the war and also New York's good fortune in emerging unscathed from the conflict. Taken for Life magazine by photojournalistic heavyweight Alfred Eisenstaedt, the image has prompted endless speculation as to who the couple is, with any number of men and women coming forward to insist that they are the sailor or the nurse in question. None of the claims have been proven, which, far from diminishing the photo, have only burnished its legend."
Photograph: Sion Fullana
Looking for a sailor of your own to snog? Drop by Times Square duing Fleet Week in May, when you're sure to find a crew on shore leave.
Photograph: Metropolitan Museum of Art, © Ted Croner
Another selection from the best New York photographs, Times Square by Ted Croner. Halle explains "Croner studied with Diane Arbus, Richard Avedon and Lisette Model, but his most notable works seem to transform Weegee's film noir vibe into a bold statement on velocity—as in this view of Times Square, in which the city that never sleeps appears to jump into warp drive."
Photograph: Grace Chu
Art Takes Times Square
Photograph: Wendy Connett
Starting on Sunday May 24, 2009, Broadway was closed to vehicular traffic between 42nd and 47th Streets (and in Herald Square between 33rd and 35th Streets), creating a pedestrian plaza in Times Square where once there was a hellish traffic hole of doom.
Photograph: Monkika Graff/UPI /La
Since 1907, a sparkly sphere has been lowered in Times Square to ring in a new year. At a minute to midnight, the geodesic sphere (11,875 pounds, 12 feet across and covered with 2,688 Waterford crystal triangles and 32, 256 LEDs) begins its 70-foot drop, before confetti is released into the city sky.
To engage in this unique form of holiday masochism, arrive by 2pm and be prepared to stay put: The main area (from 42nd Street to 47th Street) is usually packed by 3pm, and the rest fills up before 11pm. There's also a limited amount of public restrooms in the area, and leaving to grab some food nearby means giving up your spot.
Photograph: Lindsay M Taylor
The traditional New Year's Eve ball drop began in Times Square on December 31, 1907, when a 700-pound sphere made from wood and iron was lowered at midnight to ring in 1908.
The light display from the countdown and ball-drop is simulated every 20 minutes year-round at the Times Square Visitor Center, where you can see 2007's Centennial Ball (pictured)—an 11,875-pound geodesic globe made from Waterford crystal and more than 32,000 LEDs.
Photograph: Lindsay M Taylor
The 2007 Centennial Ball at the Times Square Visitor Center.
Photograph: Carol M. Highsmith; courtesy Photographs in the Carol M. Highsmith Archive
One Times Square today.
Photograph: Lawrence Ferber
In the 1910s, legendary opera singer Enrico Caruso was known to stand on the balcony of the Knickerbocker Hotel (1466 Broadway at 42nd Street), and croon to the masses below. His most memorable performance there was on November 11, 1918—Armistice Day—when crowds gathered in Times Square to celebrate the end of World War I. Capturing the spirit of the day, Caruso led them in a heartfelt rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner." The Neapolitan transplant didn't forget his European roots, though. He then sang "Il Canto degli Italiani," the Italian national anthem, and "La Marseillaise."
Photo: Nick Himmel
You'll find this grimy door at the eastern end of the shuttle platform at Times Square subway station. It once led to the cozy rear lobby and bar of one of the city's premiere hotels, the Knickerbocker. Opened in 1905, it was the stomping ground of the city's elite, and the alleged hot spot where an immigrant bartender named Martini di Arma di Taggia first mixed together dry gin and vermouth to create the martini in 1912. While the fabled hotel itself has faded into memory, its beaux arts exterior is intact. During the '40s and '50s the building was home to Newsweek, and was later converted to lofts. Today, it's simply called 6 Times Square.
Photograph: Rob Wilson
The 42nd Street–Times Square subway station boasts a wealth of public art, part of the Arts for Transit program, with permanent works by five different artists—Jacob Lawrence, Roy Lichtenstein, Jack Beal, Toby Buonagurio and Jane Dickson. Look for Lichtenstein's bright, comic-strip "Times Square Mural" inside the main entrance at 42nd Street and Broadway, on the mezzanine level. Take a gander at more of our favorite works of art on the subway.
Pictured: "Times Square Mural" (2002), Estate of Roy Lichtenstein, 42nd Street-Times Square Subway Station.
Photograph: Fallon Chan, courtesy New-York Historical Society
In 2011, the New-York Historical Society ran a public Times Square Photo Competition. A panel of judges chose this image titled "Watching over Broadway" by Fallon Chan. The image depicts a statue of George M. Cohan, one of Broadway's early leading lights, in the foreground with the Broadway sign a block away (Fallon used a telephoto lense) in the background. See the statue at the southern tip of Duffy Square (Between Seventh Ave and Broadway, and 46th and 47th Sts).
Photograph: courtesy of the Artist and Howard Greenberg Gallery
In tandem with its London Street Photography show, the Museum of the City of New York is displaying a complimentary exhibit, City Scenes: Highlights of New York Street Photography (both through Dec 2, 2012). Among many shots of Times Square is this '70s street scene by Joel Meyerowitz—a pioneer in the use of color photography in art.
Pictured: Joel Meyerowitz, West 46th Street, NYC, 1976
Photograph: Adam Pantozzi
In what's become an annual event, Solstice in Times Square offers a free yoga class on the longest day of the year. Check out steamy photos (it was a scorcher!) from Solstice in Times Square 2012.
Photograph: Syd London
On Saturday, October 15, 2011, Occupy Wall Street took their protest to Times Square. We can't help but love the image of a multitude of the great unwashed gathered under an advert that extols "that new person smell." Check out more photos from the Occupation Party action.
Photograph: Hisland7
View south from the TKTS Booth in Times Square
Photograph: courtesy Theater Development Fund
TKTS Booth in Times Square, 2003
Photograph: courtesy Theater Development Fund
TKTS Booth in Times Square
David Rosenzweig
Pictured: The view looking south down Broadway to Times Square from Ava Lounge
Every day for over ten years, Robert John Burck, or better known by his alias, the Naked Cowboy, has been standing in the center of Times Square, serenading mouthbreathers with original music, posing for photos and even marrying couples for the low price of $499. While it's easy to sneer, we applaud anything that reintroduces (partial) nudity to the crossroads of the world.
Times Square today
Tourists and those with grand ambitions to see their name in lights should head to Hershey's Times Square (1593 Broadway at 48th St; 212-581-9100, hersheys.com), which offers the chance to make use of their outdoor scrolling marquee. Just ask a shop assistant and they'll direct you to the counter where you can display a message of your choosing in bright lettering for 15 minutes for only $1.95.
Photograph: Jeff Liao
Times Square, Seventh Avenue panoramic
Photograph: courtesy Mir
Times Square is a receiving a face lift this fall. The streets will be made a lot flatter, to avoid tripping while you're looking up at the bright lights. The re-model will hopefully make tourists and commuters lives a little bit easier.
Pictured: Rendering of Times Square rennovation
Broadway shows
A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder
- Rated as: 5/5
- Price band: 4/4
- Critics choice
- 219 W 48th St, between Broadway and Eighth Ave
- Fri Dec 19 - Wed Dec 31
- Rated as: 5/5
- Price band: 3/4
- Critics choice
- 254 W 54th St, between Broadway and Eighth Ave
- Fri Dec 19 - Sun Mar 29
Hedwig and the Angry Inch
- Rated as: 5/5
- Price band: 3/4
- Critics choice
- 111 W 44th St, between Broadway and Sixth Ave
- Fri Dec 19 - Sat Mar 14
You Can't Take It with You
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 3/4
- Critics choice
- 220 W 48th St, between Broadway and Eighth Ave
- Fri Dec 19 - Sun Feb 22
Museums and attractions near Times Square
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
- Critics choice
Restaurants near Times Square
ABC Kitchen
- Rated as: 5/5
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
- ABC Carpet & Home, 35 E 18th St, between Broadway and Park Ave South, 10003
The NoMad
- Rated as: 5/5
- Price band: 3/4
- Critics choice
- 1170 Broadway, at 28th St
Eleven Madison Park
- Rated as: 5/5
- Price band: 4/4
- Critics choice
- 11 Madison Ave, at 24th St, 10010
Dirty French
- Rated as: 3/5
- 180 Ludlow St, between E Houston and Stanton Sts, 10002
Bars near Times Square
Comedy Cellar
- Rated as: 5/5
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
- 117 MacDougal St, between Bleecker and W 3rd Sts
The Rum House
- Price band: 1/4
- Critics choice
- 228 W 47th St, between Seventh and Eighth Aves, 10036
Rattle N Hum
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
- 14 E 33rd St, between Fifth and Madison Aves
Shopping near Times Square
Grand Central Holiday Fair
- Critics choice
- Grand Central Terminal Holiday Fair 89 E 42nd St, at Park Ave
- Fri Dec 19 - Wed Dec 24
The Holiday Shops at Bryant Park
- Critics choice
- Free
- Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park Sixth Ave, between 40th and 42nd Sts
- Fri Dec 19 - Sun Jan 4
Creeds Collective Holiday Pop-up
- Critics choice
- Free
- Creeds Collective Holiday Pop-Up 54 Crosby St , between Broome and Spring Sts
- Fri Dec 19 - Sun Dec 28
Urban Zen Holiday Marketplace
- Critics choice
- Free
- Urban Zen Holiday Marketplace 711 Greenwich St, at Charles St, 10014
- Fri Dec 19 - Sun Jan 4
Hotels Near Times Square
414 Hotel
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 1/4
- Critics choice
- 414 W 46th St, between Ninth and Tenth Aves, 10036
The London NYC
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 3/4
- 151 W 54th St, between Sixth and Seventh Aves, 10019
Hotel Metro
- Rated as: 4/5
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
- 45 W 35th St, between Fifth and Sixth Aves, 10001
Dream Hotel
- Rated as: 2/5
- Price band: 3/4
- 210 W 55th St, between Broadway and Seventh Ave


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Snapshots: Day 2 of training camp
July, 27, 2012
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Photos from Friday's Day 2 of Patriots training camp:
Stew Milne/US PresswireThe Patriots saw another huge turnout at Gillette for Day 2 of training camp.
Stew Milne/US PresswireTight end Aaron Hernandez runs through pass-catching drills.
Stew Milne/US PresswireCoach Bill Belichick talks with TE Rob Gronkowski and QB Tom Brady.
Stew Milne/US PresswireWide receiver Brandon Lloyd stays focused as he pulls in a pass.
Stew Milne/US PresswireCoach Bill Belichick surveys his players as they run through drills on Friday.
Stew Milne/US PresswireBackup quarterbacks Ryan Mallett (15) and Brian Hoyer run through drills.
Stew Milne/US PresswireRob Gronkowski takes a quick break to cool off.
Stew Milne/US PresswireTom Brady spends some time working alone with tight end Aaron Hernandez.
AP Photo/Stephan SavoiaWide receiver Brandon Lloyd clutches the football as he outruns cornerback Devin McCourty.
AP Photo/Stephan SavoiaRookie linebacker Dont'a Hightower (45) watches from the sideline along with teammates.
AP Photo/Stephan SavoiaNose tackle Vince Wilfork takes a breather between drills.
Stew Milne/US PresswireDeion Branch responds to one of the hundreds of fans watching practice.
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Border collies battle it out to be NMSU football's Smoki II
By S. Derrickson firstname.lastname@example.com
Posted: 08/18/2012 02:50:28 PM MDT
Barbara Couture, president of New Mexico State University, congratulates Striking, a 4-year-old border collie, and his owner Steve Stochaj after Striking was officially named the winner of the Smoki II tryouts for NMSU home football games, where his job is to retrieve the tee after kickoffs. (Shari V. Hill/Sun-News)
Barbara Couture, president of New Mexico State University, congratulates Striking, a 4-year-old border collie, and his owner Steve Stochaj after Striking was officially named the winner of the Smoki II tryouts for NMSU home football games, where his job is to retrieve the tee after kickoffs. (Shari V. Hill/Sun-News)
LAS CRUCES — It was the kind of once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that gridiron hopefuls dream about.
The Aggie Stadium turf was slick from a rare, high desert early morning rain, as contender after contender made their runs for the glory.
After the fur flew, and the champs showed what they were made of, it was down to just two potential champs — and knuckle-biting qualifying runs.
And in the end, New Mexico State University had a new Smoki II. The heir to the throne — and football tee retrieval duties —is Striking, Steve Stochaj's border collie.
The new NMSU canine champ was chosen Saturday from an enthusiastic field of nine tail-wagging contenders.
It was a squeaker. Striking, 4, narrowly edged out fellow finalist Murphy, 7, another black-and-white border collie, a rescue dog belonging to Karen Kendall of Las Cruces.
A panel of celebrity judges took about two hours to chose a worthy successor to Smoki the Wonder Dog, who was born in Capitan in 1989 and was trained by Joel Sims of Hatch, an NMSU alum and former stunt man.
The original Smoki delighted and cheered Aggie crowds, even in defeat, for six years before retiring in 2002. Smoki, a border collie-Australian shepherd mix, died at age 15 in 2005, after a career that included a star turn as town dog in "Wyatt Earp," co-starring with Kevin Costner and Dennis Quaid.
So canine contenders had some impressive paw prints to fill when they signed up for a tryout that required three successful attempts at retrieving an item from the midpoint of the 35-yard-line: an item brought by the handler, and two retrievals of a kicking tee. Judges were also looking for "pleasant and friendly disposition, appearance and agility."
First up was Zoe, Sharna Horn's ebulliant black Labrador mix, who did some impressive warm-up rolls on the stadium turf.
"Her second birthday was July 14, so she's young yet. I didn't really think she'd win, but I thought it would be a fun day," Horn said.
Proving the gig was no cinch, Zoe headed for center field, sniffed and mouthed the tee, and then, oblivious of the qualifying tasks, seemed inclined to go for a victory lap anyway. She finished an end run with indications that she might be able to read, as she squatted happily near a "GO AGGIES" sign. After the pooper scooper detail cleared the field, it was back to the qualifying runs.
Competitors included heelers, a Weimaraner, a golden Labrador and a couple of shepherds: Jake, Shaun Cooper's Australian shepherd, and Debbie Kandoll's Dutch Shepherd Luke, an MWD (Military Working Dog) with a heroic backstory.
Luke M560, U.S. Army (retired), was born in Germany and did a tour in Iraq. He made a valiant attempt at tee retrieval, after dutifully checking out the field parameters, including sniffing a suspicious-looking camera bag.
Luke had worn down some crucial teeth on kennel bars during his military service, Kandoll explained, making it difficult for the dog to secure and fetch the tee without some fumbles.
Though all the contenders showed style, and a few managed to complete their assigned tasks, the black-and-white border collies had what the judges wanted.
"I'm looking for compatibility, precision, and a dog having a good time," said Jared Strommen, a judge and also Aggie Pride Band drum major, who'll be sharing the field with the winner.
Another judge, NMSU President Barbara Couture, had a chance to check out canine star qualities as each dog and owner got pins, certificates and doggy goodie bags before posing for photos with the prez.
Smoki II (A.K.A. Striker) is scheduled to make his first appearance at the Aggie home opener against Sacramento State on Aug. 30. If, for any reason, Striker is unable to fulfill his doggie duties, judges said, runner-up Murphy will be drafted to carry on the Smoki tradition.
Sims, as trainer of the original Wonder Dog, felt a special obligation to pick out a worthy successor, and visited closely with contenders and conferred with his mom Phyllis Sims of Hatch.
"I'm the original Smoki's grandmother, and I hope they'll let the new dog use his own name, so the dog will know they're talking to him," she advised.
Joel Sims predicted the winner before the final ballots were tabulated. He seemed happy with the choice.
So did Striking's owner Stochaj, a New Jersey native who has lived in Las Cruces since 1990.
"I got Striking when I was at a summer camp to learn agility training," said Stochaj.
Striking was just a promising puppy then, and has since gone on to fulfill his potential with honors that include Agility Champion from the North American Dog Agility Council.
In addition to swimming and diving from the side of the pool, Striking enjoys hanging out with Stochaj's two other resident dogs, a border collie-Portuguese water dog mix and a border collie-beagle mix.
Going into the finals, Stochaj thought Striking's chances were good.
"You never know, but he's a pretty steady dog, so I thought it would go pretty well. Though it could be different when there are people and players and the roar of the crowd. I hope everything goes OK," said Stochaj.
With the victory comes glory and a free sideline season pass for Stochaj. And for Striking?
"He's pretty happy. He just likes getting out there," Stochaj said.
S. Derrickson Moore can be reached at (575) 541-5450. Follow her on Twitter @DerricksonMoore.
And the new NMSU Wonder Dog is ...
Age: 4
Breed: Border collie
Owner: Steve Stochaj
First appearance: Aug. 30, NMSU vs. Sacramento State
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Nobilo Orca Bay Sauvignon Blanc
The Orca, also known as the Killer Whale, is a protected species often sighted close to New Zealand's dramatic coastline.
Nobilo Orca Bay Sauvignon Blanc benefits from the cool maritime climate which makes New Zealand wines so distinctive.
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Alc. 12.5% Vol.
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The Orca, also known as the Killer Whale, is a protected species often sighted close to New Zealand's dramatic coastline.
Nobilo Orca Bay Sauvignon Blanc benefits from the cool maritime climate which makes New Zealand wines so distinctive.
Zingy tropical fruit and citrus flavours are complimented by lively herbal tones, rounded off with a crisp finish.
Alc. 12.5% Vol.
9.4 UK Units
Wine of East Coast, New Zealand
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- Grape Varieties: Sauvignon Blanc
- Wine Styles: Dry
- Countries: Marlborough
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Sauvignon Blanc
Tasting Notes
Fresh tropical fruit and gooseberry flavour, and lots of it.
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Orca, or killer whale, are found all around our coastline. We like to think that our wine has something in common with the positive, lively Orca!
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The Orca Bay style is driven by two very different vineyards in Hawkes Bay in the North Island, which were blended this year with Waipara fruit from Canterbury in the South Island.
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We were lucky that our Hawkes Bay Sauvignon Blanc ripened early in 2011, as the region was struck by heavy storms just after our grapes were in. Our vineyards gave us a combination of freshness and zingy fruit, and, from the warmer coastal plain beside our winery, rounder stone fruit and tropical characters. One of our long term Waipara growers has contributed classic crisp, gooseberry flavours to the blend.
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02 November 2014
nice wine - you get what you pay for
nice wine - you get what you pay for. Very fruity
23 February 2014
Zesty, fruity loveliness
If you like your white wine full of zesty fruity flavour then this wine is for you! Very drinkable IMHO.
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Fruity and refreshing
I am baffled by the poor reviews for this wine. We found it very drinkable and an excellent accompaniment to a roasted vegetable dish. So much so that we immediately ordered two more bottles.
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I didn't give it a one star review because it was drinkable--but only just. Won't be buying another bottle.
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Sharp and zingy.... Plenty of elderflower and citrus. Very good for the price
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By: Jennie Olson
You heard about it during President Barack Obama's State of the Union, and on Thursday you'll hear about it in the Twin Cities – there's a new push to raise the minimum wage.
On Thursday, the mayors of Minneapolis and St. Paul will team up to try to make that happen. St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman and Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges want to see the state minimum wage hit $9.50 an hour.
The group says workers in retail, food service, hospitality, custodial work and health care would be most likely to see the bump.
Minnesota currently has two different minimum wages: for smaller employers it's $5.25, and for larger companies it's $6.15. However, many workers get paid the federal minimum wage of $7.25.
Currently, about 6 percent of hourly workers in Minnesota make the federal minimum wage or less. In 2011, that was 93,000 workers, and almost half worked in food and serving jobs.
Minnesota is not alone in this debate; lawmakers in at least 30 states are hoping to raise the minimum wage.
Just this week, Washington state lawmakers heard arguments on raising their state's minimum hourly wage to $12 over the next three years. About a dozen other states and Washington, D.C., are also expected to consider bumping up wages this year.
Supporters say it would improve consumer spending and help women and minorities reach fair pay. In total, they believe about 350,000 Minnesotans would make more money.
During the president's State of the Union address, he announced plans to raise the minimum wage for federal contract workers to $10.10. In the speech he spotlighted Minnesota company Punch Pizza, which voluntarily gave employees a raise to $10 an hour. Owners say the decision has been good for business.
"The interest in working for our company has exploded," Co-owner John Puckett said. "The amount of applications in our stores since we announced our policy has increased, and the amount of people coming in and talking about it in the store has increased."
But opponents say the boost would hurt some businesses' bottom lines and could even force some people out of work because they would be forced to cut jobs.
If the wage goes up, there are major disagreements about just how much – especially between lawmakers. Last session, the House settled on $9.50 and the Senate agreed to $7.75, but the session ended before they could come together and send it to Gov. Mark Dayton's desk for a signature.


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|Period: ___________________
This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 3.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How much money does Parris get each year to buy firewood?
(a) Six pounds.
(b) Three pounds.
(c) Ten pounds.
(d) Five pounds.
2. In the end of Act 3, someone calls John Proctor "the devil's man" and betrays him. Who is it?
(a) Mary Warren.
(b) Abigail.
(c) Mercy Lewis.
(d) Tituba.
3. What is Parris's relationship to Abigail?
(a) Abigail is his cousin.
(b) Abigail is his little sister.
(c) Abigail is his neice.
(d) Abigail is his adopted daughter.
4. Who believes Ruth's condition is the work of Satan?
(a) Elizabeth Proctor.
(b) Hale.
(c) Mr. and Mrs. Putnam.
(d) John Proctor.
5. What does Abigail claim was in the kettle in the forest?
(a) Nothing.
(b) Soup.
(c) Apple cider.
(d) Blood.
Short Answer Questions
1. Mary gives Elizabeth a gift after spending all day at court. What is it?
2. Why doesn't Parris want to consider Witchcraft as an explanation for Betty's illness?
3. Which male character is arrested at the end of Act 3?
4. What is Martha Corey accused of?
5. What was Tituba doing while the other girls where dancing in the forest?
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The Hazcam on the space rover sent images with pebbles all over the ground underneath its wheels, and an image of the horizon which contained some type of blotch that was very distinctive. Two hours later, when another set of images were sent, the blotch was gone.
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(a) Fork.
(b) His finger.
(c) Tape.
(d) Nothing.
2. Callahan decides that mankind is his ____________ and that he wants to live, even though he is in a terrible position.
(a) Belief.
(b) God.
(c) Witness.
(d) Tribe.
3. What does Callahan drape on the top of his boat in order to help it dry out and to keep the canopy area cool?
(a) Sailcloth.
(b) Sleeping bag.
(c) A coat.
(d) His shirt.
4. The fishermen decide to through their hooks into the water and catch most of the ____________ of Callahan.
(a) Ancestors.
(b) Doggies.
(c) Friends.
(d) Saviors.
5. Callahan imagines that someday his ex-wife might dine upon a __________ which fed upon his corpse.
(a) Mussel.
(b) Bear.
(c) Sea urchin.
(d) Fish.
Short Answer Questions
1. On what island does Callahan realize he has come to as he meets the fishermen in the boat?
2. Where does Callahan want to go in order to get his mail before he flies back to Maine?
3. Callahan wonders how close he is to the _____________ as he works to keep the lower tube of the raft inflated.
4. What does Callahan lose as the raft begins to swirl around in a circle as he is attempting to navigate?
5. Callahan estimates that he is eighteen days from ___________ so he rations out his food in order to make it the duration of the trip.
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
The problem with this Ryans that if you eat there a lot its the same all the time. They hardly ever put new items on the buffet. Seems like every thing taste the same. need a new cook badly
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Murrells Inlet, South Carolina
Good buffet. Although all the food is more or less average, I have to say the amount of choices is phenominal! My family always wants something different and this was the perfect place we ended up with an assortment of: spaghetti, fried chicken, a corndog,mozzerella sticks,fried pickles,salads,tacos and there was still an "of the grill meat bar"plenty of other food options and a dessert station filled with cookies,cakes,pies,brownies,cobblers, and a soft served ice cream bar with yummy toppings. On the downside it was about $11 a person and the decor was very old and sad.
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Surfside Beach, South Carolina
I usually eat at the Surfside Ryans once or twice a month. The last few times there I have been very disappointed and today I asked for my money back and left. I arrived around 2:30 and while they were a little busy, it was not the rush you get at lunch time. There were an abundant amount of empty tables, but none were clean. On one side there were 4 booths that needed busing. I walked around and there was not one clean table. I asked a waitress if there were any available, but she just said "no, I'll get to them later". I asked to speak to a manager and young man came out and offered to get one clean for me, but after walking all around the room and seeing it in such a nasty mess, I did not want to eat there. Sorry Ryans you lost a customer today.
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Myrtlebeach, South Carolina
Being frequent visitors to Ryans,we decided to have Thanksgiving Dinner here, Food & service was great,A bit busy but it was well worth the slight wait to be seated. Have breakfast here ,you will be pleasantly surprised as to how good it is !
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Conway, South Carolina
RE; Ryan's Surfside. at 544 and 17 bypass.
The have better soft ice cream than the other nearby Ryan., and the ent ance is cleaner or more appealing .
I think they try hard to keep you coming back. We go an avg of 2 times a week. Wish they would serve sauer kraut and sausage more often, it is excellent!
So many items and good pizza.,
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Pawleys Island, South Carolina
We used to eat here several times a week, because I knew I could count on them serving a simple broiled fish. When they cut down the salmon to two days a week, we started going two days a week. Even though they state they will serve salmon Friday night and Sunday, they more often do not have it. Instead they try to make the cheap tilapia "expensive" by adding cheese and bread crumbs. It is awful! Go back to the salmon - even if it is only on Sundays. We'll see you then. Until then, no way...
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Surfside Beach, South Carolina
We eat here a few times a week. Food is always great. The service is awesome, and you just can not beat the price. I would recommend, especially if you have big eaters. You won't be disappointed.
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Garden City, South Carolina
Quality of the buffet style food is much better than the over expensive "Calabash" style buffets in the area. The value, service and quality are very good. The buffet is kept fresh and clean unlike some places. Can't beat it for the price.
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
We were very disappointed when we went to Ryans we are sr. Citizens and when we went in yesterday to purchase our lunch I asked for water, I would get my hot tea later during the meal. When I asked for hot tea the girl said she couldn't give it to me because I ordered water! I didn't realize that you consider water a drink. After I spoke with a manager he said the corp. Was not giving out coffee or tea unless when you ordered it when you came in. Well there was no mention of it and who would have thought I couldn't get a cup of hot tea. How cheap can you be??? also the girl never came back to ask if I wanted a refill on my drink water! we always enjoy our meal at ryan's but will think twice before coming back. There should be a sign when you pay letting you know there is no more coffee/tea when you order unless you order it at that time,. Harriette bandremer .
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Surfside Beach, South Carolina
Went to the breakfast buffet today. Do yourself a favor and drive by and don't stop. Everything was bad including the powdered eggs! Disgusting!
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Socastee, S
Our most recent visit to the breakfast buffet exceeded our expectations.The best in the entire area. Waitstaff and mgmt are very attentive,my hats off to them.
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Hackettstown, New Jersy
Anytime we travel south we check to see if we will cross paths with a Ryans! When we come to Myrtle Beach it is our tradition to make it our first nights dinner... after driving 12 hours with a family age ranges from 6 years old to 90 years old - it's wonderful that everyone can get what they want. Several of us are vegetarian and love that there is a huge salad bar - TONS of veggies - sweet and white potatos - great fruit - pizza - LOTS of choices. And unlike many places in the south - there isn't ham or a hamhock in every vegetable! The warm rolls with honey butter are to die for - as are the wide assortment of desserts available (the kids LOVE being able to fix a sunday!). We feel like for all you can eat - a family friendly casual atmosphere - a wait staff that in our experiance in at least 5 states is always helpful, fun loving, accomdoating and efficient - and convienent locations - the price is more then fair. We leave in a few days for our summer vacation at Ocean Lakes - and as soon as we can unload our gear - will be heading directly to Ryans for dinner.... Can't Wait!
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Enjoyed eating at the Country Buffet in New Jersey and found that Ryans in Surfside Beach is just as good. Being a so called locals now we really enjoy eating here a couple of times a month. Also enjoyed the breakfast buffet and Frenchie the omelet maker.Kudos to the entire staff for making our visits enjoyable.
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
We went to the Surfside Ryan's for the "shrimp night" and found out that the three types advertised (was right on our table sign) were not available--only one selection. I complained to the manager and asked for our money back and he smoozed me into staying by cooking a plate of sauteed buttered shrimp for us. I still felt that this was not satisfactory and spoke to the area supervisor a few days later and he was very apologetic and offered to send us a couple of coupons for free buffets. Needless to say they never showed (this was 18 months ago). Needless to say, we haven't and won't be back. This chain also owns Country Buffet so beware
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Fulton, New York
We go to Ryan's everytime we visit the Myrtle Beach area. Delicious! Something for everyone. Excellent service and very clean. I can't imagine anyone complaining about Ryan's! Can't wait until my next visit!
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Baltimore, Maryland
We always eat at lease one time at ryans when we visit, the food is always great.
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Hiram, Georgia
We had a great time.
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St.Joseph, Missouri
I enjoy the restaurant and the all you can eat mega bar. I love the dinner rolls and the seating they have in their restaurant..
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Port Angeles, Washington
While on vacation in MB from Wa. state we ate at Ryan's. We did not purchase a senior card as we would not be eating there again and there are no Ryan's where we live. We were asked about a bevarage, Which I discovered was EXTRA. I said no and was charged anyway for cofee.. We have eaten at many buffets but were never charged for the beverage!!!!!
I find this unbelievable!!!At $9.99 for sunday buffet, I feel that the beverage should be included
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Princeton, Kentucky
I love ryans because it has a great atmosphere for the family and stuff everyone loves.
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Lexington, South Carolina
The value for your money is great, the kids can eat what ever they like and sample things they have never tried and for a small fee, everyone eats well.
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New York, New York
This is a buffet style restaurant. The choices are many and the food is truly excellent. We will eat there again when we return in the Fall.
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Surfside Beach, South Carolina
As a group, we tend to avoid buffet style restaurants. Ryan's is an exception for sure! The unlimited steak is better than most restaurants we've been to. The grill cook will try to find the right piece of meat to make you happy! The buffet offerings are plentiful, fresh, visually appealing, and there is enough food on the buffet tables to feed a small country! Buffet tables are accessable from both sides, servers are fast to remove used dishes from your table when you get up to fill another plate, and the tables are arranged as to allow plenty of space to walk to and from the buffet area without disturbing others who are eating. They even have a dessert bar that, IF you still have room after raiding the buffet tables, will fill any desire for after dinner sweets! Soft serve ice cream, cakes, pies, fruit, toppings, cookies, etc, etc, etc! The eating areas are always clean with unlittered floors. More attention could be paid on the restrooms as they are often cluttered with debris on the floors as well as the sinks being somewhat less than clean, but this is somewhat understandable considering the multitude of people using the restrooms all day. However, more attention should be focused on this area. But, assuming you went to Ryan's to EAT a good and plentiful meal and not simply to use the restrooms, you WILL leave full, content, happy, and looking forward to your return visit! We always do.....!
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Situated near the airport, in East Point, this hotel is close to Georgia International Convention Center, College Park Golf Course, and Point University. Area attractions also include Clinical Skills Evaluation Center and Lakewood Amphitheatre.
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At Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott Atlanta Airport North, recreational amenities include a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. The hotel also features a roundtrip airport shuttle and dry cleaning/laundry services.
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Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, and air conditioning.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott Atlanta Airport North features a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and meeting rooms. This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool.
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Ok. I like easy and scoring it is easy. Plus I'm looking forward to armwrestling Wilma or my Mom over some skin! Thanks for the tip!Eggcelsior said:
Don't skin. Score it and watch your family fight over the best part.
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The butt and the picnic are the 2 parts of the whole shoulder. The butt is the upper section, and the picnic is the lower. The ones I've done have cooked a little faster than butts. The flavor and texture of the meat is a little different than the butt. To me, its less succulent, but more savory.Jscott said:Help me here, what cut is a 'picnic' roast?
Or stick it in the oven at 375 for a few minutes to finish off any non-crispy part. Especially if you've already taken it inside. People will come running, no need for a dinner bell.500 said:
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I just became the proud owner of a ball python. Ive read a few books, but this is my first herp, so any advice or tips are appreciated!
I just became the proud owner of a ball python. Ive read a few books, but this is my first herp, so any advice or tips are appreciated!
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Try to feed frozen/thawed or pre-killed rodents instead of live to eliminate the risk of the prey fighting back and injuring your snake. Your tank should have a warm side and a cool side with hiding places on each side. And you should use a digital thermometer for accurately measuring the temperatures in the enclosure.
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Don't handle it for a week or so, let it settle in so it wont be stressed out. Got info on your enclosure so maybe we can give you some advice on its home?
hes in a 4 ft long tank, with a heat pad on one side with a hide, and a hide and water dish on the far side. i just got him, so im going out next check for a climbing stick and some greens. he came with aspen chips for substrate, but im going to replace that with repti bark probably soon.
Be careful the snake doesn't ingest the substrate if you change to repti-bark. And sometimes the dye on wet repti-bark leaves an orange color on the snake which shows when you put him in water. I'd stay with aspen. Personally, I use jungle bedding and feed outside the enclosure.
And a heat pad on the side really doesn't do much for warming the enclosure The purpose of the pad under the tank is to provide the snake a hot spot to warm its belly.
What are the temperatures in the tank and how are you measuring them?
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Look for driftwood around rivers and big water areas for inside tank. Just clean it really good. Greens you can get fake stuff from dollar store for cheap.
You should measure with a digital thermometer with probe. They are more accurate than stick on. Walmart sells one we use for 12.00 and it also checks humidity. It's accurite digital thermometer with probe.
If your snake won't take frozen thawed you could try prekilled. Just buy a live kill it and voila until you can switch to frozen thawed. I would leave it alone for at least a week no feed attempts no holding that way it can acclimate.
I hate reptibark and jungle substrate. I like aspen bedding. (You can get the small animal one its cheaper and the same as the reptile stuff).
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its under the tank, i shoulve said end instead of side i suppose,lol. ive got the heat side on the right and the unheated to the left.
right now all thats in there is an analog stick on thermometer, it stays around 80 since i dont have air conditioning, but i still need to get a hygrometer.
i have a heat lamp, but i need to get a bulb for it. any recommendations?
i got most of this setup with the snake from the girl who owned it, i bought it from her because she was moving, so i have to addon where its lacking.
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|I have three 4x8 raised beds that I've been growing heirloom tomatoes in for 4 consecutive years. I supplement the soil with liberal amounts of compost from my compost bin each year. I have never rotated crops because I don't have anywhere else to move the tomatoes to. So far, my 3 raised beds have produced with extraordinary abundance, and with few problems. But last year, I had an exeptionally high amount of blossom end rot. I'm thinking that the soil has had the calcium depleted, so I've amended the soil with gypsum. The PH is fine. BUT, I'm still concerned because lots of people are telling me my problem is that I need to rotate my crops. So I don't know what to do. I don't have anywhere else I can move or rotate them to, but I don't want to give up my tomato beds. Any advise or suggestions would be profoundly appreciated!
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Crop rotation can help prevent diseases - the most-cited reason for it, but also helps condition soil. The constant addition of compost does a lot for returning organic matter to the soil in a SFG, but some nutrients in compost are not as easily broken down, and some are broken down better by specific plants. BER, as you indicate, is caused by a lack of uptake of calcium, sometimes because of inadequate watering, sometimes because of depleted calcium, and sometimes because the calcium present is not available to the root system because it is not broken down or is in the presence or absence of specific nutrients.
Although I haven't studied the specific mechanics involved in detail, I do know that different species of plant act as dynamic accumulators for different micronutrients. The crop rotation cycle of solanum, root crop, legume exposes the organic material to many different types of dynamic accumulation, and could (I say probably does) serve to condition the soil in many different ways, adding to soil nutrient availability. The presence of mycorrhizal fungi also play a role in proper nutrient uptake.
That being said, how I do crop rotation in my tomato beds (I've only got a single place that works for toms, too) is toms all summer, then a carrot or other root planting in autumn. In spring, peas go in as soon as the ground is workable, and by the time toms need the trellis, the peas are dying back.
I don't know if this is truly helpful, but I don't think it hurts!
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|If your growing medium is soil, then I would perform a soil test - and amend as needed to bring the nutritional levels up to par. I wouldn't worry about rotation, just keep the soil ph around 6.5, and water them on a consistent schedule - about every 3 days. An addition of some dolomitic lime to the soil would be beneficial, as well.
|Other than what's been said, you could make some Self Watering Containers for your tomatoes. I have no room in my beds for tomatoes so I don't grow them there. I grow them in the pathways between my beds. Inexpensive additional growing space. And if you wanted, you could alternate planting in your beds and the SWCs each year. Sounds like you (and most everyone else) could use the extra room.
Good luck!
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|I agree with what's been said, though I don't have much experience personally with crop rotation yet. I did the same thing queuetue suggested with TOMS, then roots, and at the moment Peas/cole crops.
I had BER on one of my toms last year before I got the raised beds, and its a pain in the rear! Seriously though mine was just poor soil quality, horrible clay crap, no experience with it in nice compost in my containers.
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|azkayla, You could always plant your tomatoes in a container beside the raised bed for a year or two... or rotate them in and out of a container, year by year.
EG is right. If you keep your soil properly amended AND the ph is good, you don't have to worry much about crop rotation. I actually have two areas where I can trellis my tomatoes and I am switching between those two areas.
Lest I sound like I know what I'm doing, I don't. ;) I'm just starting the second real growing season in my SFG. :)
- Posted by dan_staley USDA 5/S 2b (My Page) on Sun, Feb 22, 09 at 16:16
|Heirloom toms are not bred to be resistant to VFN-type diseases. You certainly hear about folks planting in the same spot for years and nothing bad happens, but you hear the opposite more often, and the GF used to work the Extension counter for a living. I may over-engineer everything I do and apply more caution than most, and I rotate the toms. Maybe this results from too much lab work with soil-borne diseases, but better safe than sorry in my view...
- Posted by anniesgranny 6b (My Page) on Sun, Feb 22, 09 at 18:09
|I'm going with my first non disease resistant varieties this year. I may end up begging you guys for tomatoes ;-)
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Middle names of Bentley or Bennett?(:?
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baby Bennett ____________ Miller?
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QI need help on a middle name for Baby Bennett! I don't want your opinions, just need a middle name!
ABennett JosephBennett NathanielBennett AndrewBennett CharlesBennett ThomasBennett JonathanBennett NolanBennett TylerBennett JamesBennett OwenBennett NicholasBennett MichaelBennett JeffreyBennett SeanBennett WilliamBennett RowanBennett StephenBennett JulianBennett AaronBennett JohnBennett AdamBennett DanielBennett ChristopherBennett LucasBennett NoahBennett DavidBennett CarlBennett OliverBennett MatthewBennett JonathanBennett CameronBennett TheodoreBennett IanBennett CalebBennett TimothyBennett AnthonyBennett PatrickBennett GavinBennett Collin
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Will you rate these names for me?
Baby Names at 02 September 2011 12:09:14
QRate them from 1 to 10Aaron Bennett Adam PaulAdam JamesMatthew Joseph "Matt"Matthew James "Matt"Gabriel HeathGabriel JamesJason Tyler "Jace"William Trent "Will"Trent WilliamAlexander Tyler "Alex"Benjamin James "Ben"Cayden RayJohn Samuel "Jack"Christian PhillipNoah DanielJohn Samuel "Johnny"Connor Paxton
AAaron Bennett. 10Adam Paul 9Adam James 10 Matthew Joseph "Matt" 8 Matthew James "Matt" 9Gabriel Heath 10Gabriel James 9Jason Tyler "Jace" 8 William Trent "Will" 8 Trent William 8Alexander Tyler "Alex" 8 Benjamin James "Ben" 8Cayden Ray 9John Samuel "Jack" 9 Christian Phillip 10Noah Daniel 10John Samuel "Johnny" 8Connor Paxton 9
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Two boys names? Last name Wright?
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QKyler David WrightAaron Bennett Wright_____ ______ Wright_____ ______ WrightDespite what I have said before, we are goung to use Kyler. And yes, Bennett will be Aaron's middle name.Thanks!!!YES, KYLER IS A REAL NAME. http://www.babynames.com/Names/name_display.php?id=2240
AKyler DavidAaron BennettChristopher Ryan& Hayden Scott.I like Kyler, its unique.& Aaron Bennett is also very cute.:)
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This or That (Similar names; Boys)?
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QAnthony or AndrewAidan or AaronBeckett or BennettBlake or DrakeCody or ColbyDamon or DamienElijah or EliasElliott or EverettGreyson or GreyHenry or HarryIan or IvanJohn or JonathanLiam or WilliamLuke or LucasMason or JasonOwen or RowanQuinn or QuentinTyler or SkylerTrevor or TravisZachary or Zachariah:)
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QI'm stuck on deciding names for characters in my story. I don't have their personalities yet, I just form the personality around the name. Possibly even give middle names for Gretchin, Jemma, Naudia and Isaac, Aaron and Parker. Thanks!!
AI like Jemma,Naudia and Aaron!Jemma MarieNaudia ClaireAaron Bennett or Aaron Lynn
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Qlast one :) using only these namesAgathaDelilahBethanyGeorgiaKennaRuthTimberAine (anya)Niamh (neev)RoseTheaEmbraMonetIrisFayeIsabellaCynthiaShaeHoratioLelandAtticusBrianAaronHendrixNoahBennettMosiahNigelAngusDixonDylanThaddeusCalebGavinMitchellThackeryCaelEamon
AIsabella RuthDelilah SheaNoah MitchellCaleb AaronBennett DylanElla, Lilah, Noah, Caleb, and Ben
Best Answer : by мαggιє мαу ☀ ѕωєєт ѕυммєятιмє at 31 January 2010 09:01:05 See the 22 Answers more for this question
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why did a company named aaron,bennett & chase inc contact me?
Corporations at 24 October 2012 02:10:01
QI got a letter in the mail from this company stating unclaimed funds entitlement to me. in the body of the letter a statement: we will not get paid if we can not recover your entitlement.
AThat's one of the oldest internet scams, don't fall for it. It's a fake and a fraud. Discard it. And never forget the words......."If it seems too good to be true....it IS "
Best Answer : by brainiacATwork at 23 October 2012 07:10:37
Baby names for a boy or girl...?
Baby Names at 07 September 2010 08:09:03
QI do not know what i am having but wanted to get some names from other people besides my family lol. I like names like Leila and Audrey for a girl. And Aaron and Jordan for a boy. If you have ideas for middle names too that would be awsome!!! I am open for ideas. Thanks everyone!
AI really like Audrey, Jordan and Aaron =)Audrey NicoleAudrey RoseAudrey MichelleAudrey EliseAudrey OliviaAudrey ClaireAudrey JaneAaron CharlesAaron DanielAaron ChristopherAaron JamesAaron DavidAaron JosephAaron BennettJordan DavidJordan EricJordan MatthewJordan NicholasJordan TimothyJordan ThomasJordan WesleyMy own suggestions:Alaina RoseCaroline NicoleJocelyn CaraClaire NoelleJordyn NicoleOwen MatthewJason MitchellBenjamin GrantHenry SamuelDavid Jeffrey
Best Answer : by Lauren at 11 September 2010 12:09:46 See the 12 Answers more for this question
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what middle names do you think would go with these names?
Baby Names at 25 April 2009 05:04:21
AMatilda NoelleMiley PaigeJazmin ReeseIsabella QuinnAquamarine JadeNarcissa Berren (Pronounced Bren)Daphne MichelleLexi GraceNatalie LeahCynitha TaylorBoys-Edward AnsleyEdwin MaddoxEddie QuinlanMarco WinnAdam ImariIsavid GannonIvan ReeganAndrew CadeAaron Bennett
Best Answer : by Chickadee at 24 April 2009 11:04:00 See the 14 Answers more for this question
Looking for another Aaron Bennett ?


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