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Ahead of the second season of the Barclays Premier League, Liverpool manager Graeme Souness signed Nigel Clough from relegated Nottingham Forest.
The son of former Forest manager Brian Clough, the 27-year-old playmaker initially appeared unburdened at being handed the No 7 shirt worn by Kenny Dalglish and Kevin Keegan before him as squad numbers were introduced.
He scored twice on his debut against Sheffield Wednesday but only played in 27 league matches during the season as Robbie Fowler emerged as a key forward for Liverpool alongside Ian Rush.
He starred in the 3-3 draw against Manchester United with two goals as Liverpool came back from 3-0 down. The next season Clough played only 10 matches, most of which were as a substitute, and in January 1996 he was sold to Manchester City.
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Tomales 45, Trinity Prep 22
The difference: The Braves (2-5) used superior defense to win the seventh-place game at the Gene Duffy Tournament in Calistoga, limiting Trinity Prep (1-5) to just two scorers and holding them to single digits in every quarter. Holly Soreng turned in a double-double with 21 points and 10 rebounds, while adding two steals and a block for Tomales.
From the coach: "This was something we needed," Tomales' Chris Kenyon said. "Holly has been playing very well, as did all the girls today. We took the drama out early and we took care of business. We had to get a win in the tournament."
Notable: Julie Bibee scored 10 points to go with seven rebounds and four assists for Tomales. Emily Kehoe pulled down nine boards. Tia Bowater chipped in six points and eight rebounds for the Braves, who travel to play El Molino on Monday.
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Tomales 14 11 12 8—45
Trinity Prep 4 7 4 7—22
TOMALES—Bravo 0 3-4 3, Bowater 3 0-2 6, Kehoe 2 1-2 5, Bibee 5 0-2 10, Soreng 10 1-2 21, Totals 20 5-9 45.
TRINITY PREP—Birdsall 5 2-4 15, Williams 2 2-5 7. Totals 7 4-6 22.
3-pointers—Birdsall 3, Williams. Fouled out—none. Technicals—none.
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In checking the website for the Mainland Inn, they have now posted that they are opening Mid-November. Hopefully there will be more updates over the next two months, including menus, restaurant hours, etc........stay tuned.
Oct 18, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Thanks for posting. I will definitely be adding my e-mail to the list.
May 17, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Any soft shell sightings in Philly?
LOL barryg. You know - I cut and pasted that directly from the Golden Pheasant FB page. I didn't think that word looked right, but failed to check the correct spelling of "palate". Have not been to the Golden Pheasant since they renovated. My daughter and her husband went there recently and were very pleased with the food and ambience.
Apr 25, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Any soft shell sightings in Philly?
Just saw this from Golden Pheasant Inn in Erwinna, PA (Bucks County near New Hope) "Come in and enjoy first of the season Soft Shell Crabs! Served with a side of Formisano Farms sautéed asparagus. This entrée is sure to please your spring pallet!"
Apr 24, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Humpty Dumpling's Facebook Page has a little more info, including where their products are currently being sold. They will have a booth at the Glenside Farmer's Market and the dumplings are also available at New Galaxy Diner in Hatboro, as well as several other locations in the area.
Apr 23, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
I have not been to Spring Mill Cafe yet, but all of the reviews I read on here and other foodie sites are glowing. Will have to move this one up on my list of restaurants that are a "must try"
Apr 18, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
New Hope Premium Fountain Beverages
I have been to Bryn & Dane's a few times - healthy fast food and fruit smoothies, as well as the New Hope Fountain Soda. Very good.
Apr 16, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
New Hope Premium Fountain Beverages
Melt Down (the grilled cheese restaurant) in North Wales, PA; locations in Wayne, Springfield and Newark too; serves New Hope Fountain Soda. Bryn & Dane's in Horsham also carries it.
Apr 15, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Philly style German butter cake?
German style butter cake most definitely lives on in our area. I was first introduced to it after I was married and when we lived in Warminster. I used to buy it at Hahn's Pastry Shop in the '80's and up until they closed a number of years ago. Most recently, I have purchased it at Distelfink's Bakery in Lansdale and Lisa's Kitchen in Coopersburg. Both places make traditional, gooey and delicious butter cakes.
Apr 09, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Blue Bell Inn Grand Reopening 4/7/14
Looks gorgeous. No prices on the menu, which scares me a bit. Anxious to read some reviews from people once they have tried.
Apr 08, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Bar Lucca vs. The Stone Rose (Conshy)
I have been to both of Brian Pieri's restaurants. The StoneRose has a lovely bar area, main dining room, as well as outdoor tables in warmer weather. It also has a large, picture window that opens onto the street. Impressive wine list, great martinis (Pomegranate is my favorite) good food and a lovely hostess. Their specialty is Short Ribs & Mac & Cheese. Bar Lucca is also very nice and has outdoor tables in a fenced in patio area. Nice bar area and tables inside, as well as a main dining room. I had the Wild Boar Pasta when I was there, which was wonderful. Friends and I shared a plate of the Nutella Donuts, which were served warm, with gelato for dessert. Bar Lucca also has a custom-made brick oven for their specialty pizzas. You can't go wrong with either restaurant in my opinion.
Apr 03, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Arugula Ristorante in Plymouth Meeting
Did they replace an existing restaurant? Can't place that intersection.
Mar 29, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
BYOB for party of 15-20 or another 40th bday idea
Fayette Street Grille is a great idea. Their $36 prix fixe for a three-course gourmet dinner is really reasonable. They are open for private parties/showers, etc. on Saturday and Sunday afternoons so perhaps that would work for you. Not sure about the price pp for an afternoon function. You could possibly do something on a Sunday evening or during the week when they are less busy. They do have an area that can handle up to about 16 people at one table and I'm sure could make provisions for a slightly larger party. We used to have company dinners there quite often when I worked for a small office in Conshohocken and we are going there for a birthday dinner with friends this Saturday evening.
Mar 18, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Greenheart Cafe - Collegeville
Apparently there was an article in the Times Herald newspaper about Greenheart Cafe at the same time I posted my Chowhound review. That may explain the increased restaurant traffic this past weekend.
Greenheart Cafe - Collegeville
Me again CP. Thought you would like to know you were not the only one that missed out on waffles and other goodies this past Sunday. Obviously more people are catching on to this place. Here is a message from the owners - "Greenheart Cafe would like to take the time to formally apologize to all the patrons that we had to turn away due to an influx in the volume of people we typically serve, and being completely SOLD OUT OF FOOD on 3/9/14. Our top priority is excellent service to you the consumers, and we were saddened to not be able to accommodate each and everyone.Our deepest apologies and many thanks to all those who were served and pleased with their meal, and our service." So refreshing to see a restaurant take a pro-active approach when they disappoint their customers, rather than ignoring obvious issues. Well done Greenheart Cafe!!
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Thanks for your review CP. Sorry to hear you missed out on the waffles, but happy to hear you were rewarded with extra wings to make up for your disappointment. My friend and I really liked the place when we stopped in. You are spot on about the local clientele becoming regulars as word spreads about this great addition to the Collegeville area. Also, I may be wrong, but I believe the family that runs the restaurant bought the golf and go-kart business too and is in the process of sprucing it up. Will inquire the next time I stop in.
Corropolese bakery and deli in Lansdale
Stopped in at Corropolese yesterday for an Italian Hoagie. I volunteer in Lansdale on Wednesday mornings and needed lunch before heading to Doylestown. Was pleased to see they had tables inside so I didn't have to eat in the car. Had a pleasant conversation with the cashier while I ate and also saw they were in the process of putting tables outside for the warmer weather. Best Italian Hoagie in the area; pleasant, helpful staff and they have daily bread and deli meat specials which are really inexpensive. I picked up a loaf of the Tuscan bread, which we enjoyed with dinner last night. They also sell pizza dough to make your own pizza as well as shaved steak for cheesesteaks. Love this place.
Greenheart Cafe - Collegeville
I think you will be impressed by the family who took this over last July. There are six booths done in black and silver as well as five small tables for two. There is also a lunch counter where you can eat. My niece and nephew recommended the place after enjoying dinner there. I understand their Sunday morning breakfasts (which they serve until 5 p.m.) can get quite crowded. Look forward to your review, as always.
Mar 08, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Greenheart Cafe - Collegeville
Sharing a photo of the Poutine dish from Greenheart Cafe
Mar 07, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Greenheart Cafe - Collegeville
I should also mention that fellow Chowhound ChefPaulo was looking for an area restaurant that featured Poutine on their menu. Greenheart does have a Poutine appetizer on their lunch menu, which they describe as Hand Cut French Fries with Crispy Scrapple, freshly made brown gravy, creamy fontina cheese and fresh herbs.
Mar 07, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Greenheart Cafe - Collegeville
A friend and I had brunch at Greenheart Cafe today - the restaurant serves breakfast until 3 p.m. on weekdays, so arriving at noon, we were able to order from either the breakfast or lunch menu. I chose Eggs Benedict, which was served with Home Fries and a fresh fruit cup and was absolutely delicious. My friend ordered the Southwest Burger, which was served with avocado on a fresh toasted roll. Greenheart is a family-owned BYOB that opened last July and is located behind the Collegeville Pit Stop mini-golf and go-kart attraction on Germantown Pike, close to where it intersects with Ridge Pike. They are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Photos of their menu can be found on Facebook. Their website is currently under construction. Food, service and ambience were very good.
Mar 06, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Canadian restaurant in E. Norriton?
Hi Chef Paulo: I was checking out the menu for Lucky Well in Ambler today and noticed an item called "Texas Poutine" on their menu. Thought I would pass along the info. Here is a link to their website www.theluckywell.com
Feb 26, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Canadian restaurant in E. Norriton?
Haven't been to the second Guppy's location, but I have been to the one on Elm St. in Conshohocken. Never had Poutine, but I know Guppy's has a really good chef. I have only been to Guppy's in Conshy for drinks and snacks and if you go, you must try their Conshy Crush cocktail, which I am sure they also have at the East Norriton location - Orange Tang and spirits (don't recall what liquor is mixed with the Tang) They also have beer and a good wine list as well as cocktails, but we had to try the Conshy Crush at least once. I am sure the musician that Crazy Spice mentions below is David Duong,a really great singer who plays at both Guppy's locations quite often. Try to go on a night he is playing - you won't be disappointed.
Feb 20, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Rehearsal dinner in Lansdale vicinity?
My sister-in-law had her stepdaughter's rehearsal dinner at The Metropolitan American Diner & Bar in North Wales. My other sister-in-law's Bridal Shower was also held there. There is a private room/area on the right side of the restaurant where both events were held. Good food and service, ample parking and only 10 minutes from Lansdale. www.metrodinerbar.com. Don't be turned off by the name - it's definitely a restaurant and not a diner (building used to be Houlihan's) Another idea, but a bit further from Lansdale, is Ristorante Castello in Blue Bell. Very good Italian BYOB, with private rooms for parties. I would also agree with the other recommendations for The William Penn Inn.
Feb 19, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Where can I find an Original 'Old School' Italian Hoagies?
Lenny's Deli on Fayette St. in Conshohocken makes a really good Italian Hoagie. If you go at lunchtime, they have a special, which includes chips and a soda. They are also good at Corropolese Bakery & Deli in Lansdale, which also has a location in East Norriton/Norristown; as well as Collegeville Bakery in Collegeville. Have fun trying them all.
Feb 12, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Bakeries in the Collegeville/Phoenixville/Limerick area
My absolute favorite bakery in that area is St. Peter's Bakery, in St Peters, PA. Delicious bread and pastries. Love going there in the warmer weather and enjoying lunch outside on their deck, overlooking French Creek.
Feb 09, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
There was just a nice review in Main Line Today if you want to check that out. I actually did finally try Bar Lucca with two friends, a week before Christmas. Nice Happy Hour drinks - Prosecco the night we were there and dinners. If you go, you must try the Nutella donuts (served warm). We had with Cinnamon Gelato the night we were there.
Jan 28, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
When will Blue Bell Inn reopen?
I had not noticed that they closed. Haven't been since it was the original/old Blue Bell Inn many years back.
Jan 08, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
Whatever happened to the fall opening of...
Thanks CW - have been wondering what was happening there. I am less than a mile from The Mainland and we don't have a lot of options up here in Harleysville.
Jan 06, 2014curly girl in Philadelphia
North Wales area for Steak Au Poivre
Haven't tried this place yet, but our neighbors rave about it. My daughter and family also tried it recently - they ordered from the Prix Fixe dinner selections and thoroughly enjoyed their meals. I see by the menu that you can get Filet Au Poivre on the regular menu as well as the prix fixe. http://www.centuryhousehatfield.com/m...
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Jordy's Reviews: Frankenweenie (2012)
From my nephew, Jordy, 11:
I may be writing about it late, but you should see "Frankenweenie," Tim Burton's recreation of his own film (something you don't see every day.) It has great animation, a great story, and some problems.
"Frankenweenie" is the story of a boy and his dog, and for the sake of this movie, dog is man's best friend. (I think it's woman, but…) Anyway, the dog gets run over running after a baseball, which is ironic, since baseball is normally a young boy's favorite thing. The kid is lonely, so his new crazy science teacher shows how electricity sparks life back in an animal for a few seconds. The kid gets an idea, and the next thing you know, the boy's dog is back. He's happy, but then other people become involved and it gets out of hand. The story compelled me, mostly because I can relate to a dog passing on (R.I.P Seymour). It really touched me.
The animation is also crisp, with its black and white style to reference the original film. I have to say that this is being a lot more creative than a lot of other animated films. They seem to try to lure you in with color. Tim Burton brings us in with being old-school, to please adults more, it seems. Nice move, Tim Burton.
I also love the script. It references the past movie, it seems, and every line is well-written. The characters are well-made, and I feel like this movie's story has stood the test of 28 years, judging by what my grandmother thought of the movie.
However, that seems like all it has to offer. It needs more. It hits some of the highest points, but misses the others. We need a little bit of comedy, we need a bit more drama, we just need more. The movie also doesn't do too well with the action scenes in my opinion, not engaging me at all. However, this movie isn't about action or drama or comedy. This is about the story, and it does so well there, along with the animation and script, that I can't say, "This movie is terrible because it needs more." It does so well with the high points that the low points feel less important because of the engaging story. See it when it comes to DVD with your family. You won't regret it.
Okay For 6+ (This movie has some violence in it, and with its topic of rising from the dead might scare some younger audiences.)
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(Hi, everyone, I can't thank you enough for all the suggestions and feedback you've given me. And now, I need another favor. If you live in the Minneapolis metro area, I would really appreciate you coming to the Riverview theatre November 29th, for I am judging in a film festival about Minnesota neighborhoods. All the money raised goes into a scholarship at Minneapolis Community and Technical College, and I would really appreciate you coming. It starts at 5:30 PM, and if you come I will review anything you want me to review, within the limits of my reviewing abilities—like no M-rated games or R-rated movies. Thank you for reading this.)
(Please leave a comment suggesting what you want me to review or what you thought of "Frankenweenie." Thanks!)
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Almost February
Categories: Fighting the Stereotype
February is just about here. It's the month of Valentines sent and not sent, the month when the New England mud begins in earnest, and the month the ghosts here get restless. Already I can feel the melancholy creeping this way, up the hill, to my door.
I really hate that damn word depression. A depression is a crater, a dip in the road, a surface bent out of shape. A depression is one spot, simple to point out. There, there it is.
I keep moving—years of moving on, how absurd can it get?—but my melancholy follows me. This is grief, yes? That's my guess, anyway, and since I'm the last one standing here, I suppose I can call it what I like. Complicated grief is the official term for a loss so massive, the mind cannot work it out. Oddly enough, complicated grief has yet to make its way into the official manual of psych disorders. When it does, I expect the editors will take pains to make sure the definition refers only to the unshakable sadness that follows the death of a loved one—and only death. The big guns. They won't let me get near that diagnosis, because there's no death certificate.
Divorce, well, that's something else. One is expected to recover, get over it. Was this always the case? At a certain point, one is expected to absorb the divorce into one's being like anything else that identifies us: eye color, a scar, a middle name.
A comedian I like was talking about divorce. His point: no need to feel bad for a friend going through a divorce. After all, he argued, no one's leaving a happy marriage.
I don't agree. I think some of us do leave happy marriages—happy-enough, good-enough marriages. In my case, the happiness was profound, for years. At least, for me, it was. Then some Really Bad Stuff hit, and hit hard. I had a breakdown—the real deal, leave your watch and your electronics and your socks and your self-worth at the front desk—and my marriage did too.
It's not clear which came first, which lost its way first: self or the marriage. Chicken, egg. You try having these conversations alone. This is why Sherlock kept Holmes around.
I made mistakes, trying hard to be heard, to be found, blah blah blah. We both did, I would say, but like I said, there is no one to chat up about this. It was all over before there could be any brave talk of this: shared failure. He's still breathing, so he's had his own journey, certainly. But these were two solo treks, happening on either side of an unscalable mountain. No guess as to whether he's still on the other side, scratching his head, holding the other half of the cartoon map, swearing at its Comic Sans punchlines.
I don't think there's anyone on the other side of the mountain, anymore. I don't hear a thing. I think he's out of the valley. He got the better side of the map, likely.
I woke up, eventually, in an unrecognizable place in the shadow of that mountain. No one came for me (who does she think she is, expecting someone to come for her?). No one recognized me, except my children. Can you imagine? My children were still with me, are still themselves. But I didn't know anyone else around me.
I'm still not sure who you are, if you give a shit at all. Why should you? I don't say that meanly. I just really don't know the answer.
My actual dreams—the nightmares that will not quit—are like this: I cannot find anyone who knows me, I cannot find anyone I know. I run and duck and scan the horizon for anything familiar. I get frantic. The kids are never there. If I recognize anyone, they're running the other way, want nothing to do with me.
I wake up. I laugh at the unoriginality, the repetition of my dreamlife. And then I cry. And then, I start my day.
This is bullshit, I think sometimes, to no one in particular. I'm still the person who I'd been before. I am more, now. There are so many words, heaps upon messy heaps. They spill out of my closets, out from under my bed. I would give anything, I understand now, I want to tell you, I want to say I am sorry, I want you to know why, I want to know why.
The worst words are the ones I wake up in bed with each morning. Each morning, yes. You think I'm exaggerating. That's funny. People assume hyperbole when they're uncomfortable, I get it. I'm not mad at you for that.
But listen: The worst words, I sweat them out through my skin, where they bleed into the morning sheets: Please, let all the good I've ever been matter, now. Please, let all the good I've ever done matter, now. Let this all be over, let the new life begin.
These words do damage when they have no audience, nowhere to go. They wreak havoc inside: how can it be, that I can come to be so much nothing to someone I loved with all my heart? To be so much nothing.
These are needy thoughts. No one likes needy thoughts. I'm not an idiot. I get my oil changed regularly. I know better than to say needy things to your face, you and you and you. Because I'm not needy. If I were needy, you wouldn't be able to unpeel me from your leg. And I haven't been anywhere near your leg.
If my rough stuff makes you feel helpless, if these thoughts of mine make you feel annoyed or irritated or bothered, hey, relax. Take a load off. I am also saying I am angry. If I have not said it before, I am angry. I AM ANGRY. I think it must be a good sign, that I am angry. If I'm angry, it's because I believe in myself again, somewhat. That I see goodness and beauty here, again. I am saying I know, now, how to love better, how to love stronger, than I did 10, 15, 20 years ago.
I could have less-good, less-true. There's plenty of less-good, less-true out there. Some of it is cruel; some of it is just clueless. But all of the less-good, less-true hurts. It cuts deeper than you might expect. I know to keep walking, but the temptation to stop for a little while is strong. We're like that, you know.
Here's something else I know better now: we humans cannot put on a price on this thing called forgiveness. When I see it now, in action in this great big world, I weep. Because I can see how stunning it is, how wonderful and rare. But this is what it is to be human, I have learned: believing something can be fixed and made beautiful again does not make it so. No amount of wishing can make it so.
This is the new "here." The "moving on" from the loss of my marriage, my family, my circle of friends, has been coming to grips with this: I will not wake from this particular dream. There is no going back, nothing to go back to, nothing to wake from. This is my waking life, as bizarre and surreal as it continues to feel.
So I work. I recreate. I re-create. I do Stuff That's Good to Do. I Go About My Business, like anyone else. Each word is a little prayer. Some words, you see. Some, you don't.
I still can't smile at divorce humor. I can't. I can't comprehend it. It's a language I just never learned to speak.
Around me, people divorce, seem to heal, find new love, move in or remarry, have children with their new loves. It looks awfully nice, I have to say. I have tried, I have hoped, dared to hope, even publicly. I've felt the keen humiliation of new collections of mistakes, new boxed sets of failure. It's been an unpleasant journey, despite some gorgeous views. I see now why people choose to travel alone. I don't understand the massive numbers of human beings who have managed to find partners, the people who make the decision simply and powerfully to choose, to stay. To choose to stay. How does this work? In this no-longer-new dreamworld, I can't fathom it. I would like to fathom it.
It's not a question of not being hopeful enough, of living in the past by choice. I resent that narrative the most, I think. For me, this is simply a question of what the heart knows to be true—or to be truer, perhaps, when it comes to authentic connection. We don't have to call it love. Call it what you want, but there is no undoing this sort of knowing. Or I might choose to undo, to un-know.
In my case, for whatever reason, this is a knot that was broken, torn, not untied. That's what this heart says, and there's no one left to argue the case. Why wouldn't my heart assume it had gotten the last word?
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Oh, god. This is awful to read, and I'm so sorry. I think many of us–all right, I'll just speak for myself, because that's all I can do–take refuge in the idea that marriages only end when they're bad, that if one person is unhappy then both people are, that the future will always improve, and that there is truly no such thing as a bad divorce. And you, with your usual bruised and battered eloquence, blast those cocky thoughts to bits. I don't know what to say that might console you, because I don't think anything can console you for what you've lost, through no fault or desire of your own. But I will say this: you are a wonderful writer. It's cold comfort, I suppose, because you have always been a wonderful writer–it's not as if it were a gift bestowed when your marriage ended. But still, Jenn, you are a wonderful, wonderful writer.
irretrievably broken | January 29th, 2012 at 3:07 pm
Your reaction seems like the most normal of all, to me. A part of me has spent the better part of a decade mourning the loss of my first love and wondering how everyone else wasn't doing the same thing. This line from Model Home by Eric Puchner says it simply:
"The fact that you could know someone almost intimately and then a year later not know him at all seemed to be at the heart of everything sad and fucked up in the world."
I loved again, eventually, not quite the same, not the same at all. Better in most ways, not in all. I married/chose to stay. I am happy a good deal of the time. But what happened still hurts like a death sometimes, and I can't imagine how much a marriage and a life together adds to that. It seems almost impossible to move beyond and not absurd in the least — I admire everything about the way you live through it doing the best you can.
Side note, last year I read Unholy Ghost because you said to. It was so good.
K. | January 30th, 2012 at 12:31 am
Wish I had some helpful, healing words. Instead, I have this: I think you're right. It shouldn't be easy. It is a death. Life is bullshit, and I don't know how anyone survives. And I am so glad your girls are always there. xo
Keryn | January 30th, 2012 at 2:12 pm
Mrs. Q. | February 11th, 2012 at 7:46 pm
i want to wrap you up in my arms for just however long you need it. <3
Patti | February 14th, 2012 at 7:48 pm
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The rise of weblogging has been a cold shower for the complacent mass communication industries. Although the weblogging pioneers are due much praise, their own rhetoric deserves examination, and they could also raise their sights higher.
Nico Macdonald (blog) reports, and concludes with a radical proposal for the future of weblogging.
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The 2002 project, run for the EC by a group of European design organisations, researched how design techniques for envisioning the future can benefit EC decision-makers' foresight planning and policy work. It's aim is to help them respond to emerging issues and trends from environmental pressures to technological change.
The DFFN website now has all the information available from the research.
Bill's excellent adventure [Inc.com]
Many companies talk about getting close to the customer, but Microsoft pushed this idea to the extreme when it hired Nelle Steele to show up at 5 in the morning at the Milwaukee home of Tim Tucker. The owner of Air Engineering Inc., a supplier of industrial air compressor parts, is Microsoft's model customer. Steele's mission was to observe Tucker at close range, arriving as soon as he stepped out of the shower, then shadowing him until his workday ended at 10:30 p.m. Steele, a cultural anthropology Ph.D. student on leave from the University of Wisconsin, is one of five anthropologist-ethnographers (and the only one focused on entrepreneurs) that Microsoft hired full-time to conduct a field study. Called "Dawn to Dusk," the study documents the work habits and thought processes of a species the software behemoth had never before tried to understand: owners and employees of small businesses.


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Somewhere early in the afternoon foursomes matches, with the International team leading in all five matches, a perverse thought crossed my mind: What the U.S. team really needs is a rain delay so it can regroup.
Notes: Spieth takes a breather after strong start
Coming into the 10th Presidents Cup matches, Jordan Spieth had been hailed as the new American wunderkind.
Stricker guides Spieth through Presidents Cup debut
Steve Stricker, the last man to hit a shot at the Presidents Cup on Thursday, stood on the 18th green in near darkness at Muirfield Village, put his arm around the young charge to his right, and smiled like a father who'd just helped to guide his son to his first driver's license.
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Tiger Woods was "happy and chill" at his pre-Presidents Cup interview on Tuesday. Why you ask? He's at the Presidents, a.k.a. Ryder Cup Lite says Golfweek's Jeff Rude.
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Zach Johnson was stricken was the 24-hour bug on Sunday night and spend the next 20 hours at home in bed. No need to fret, Johnson, who will play a practice round on Wednesday, said he will be able to go for Thursday's start of the Presidents CUp at Muirfield.
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Although Louis Oosthuizen has been plagued with neck, back and leg issues throughout the 2013 season – after months of rest – he is ready to tee it up at the Presidents Cup this week at Muirfield Village.
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Check out an aerial view of this weekends track in Brazil.
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Interesting news on the KTM business side, in the first half of financial year 2014, KTM AG achieved the highest sales and revenue in the company's history for this period of time, with the brands KTM and Husqvarna. KTM sold 70,469 bikes worldwide. This means an increase of 27.8 % to prior year. Total revenue 410.3 million EUR – beers on them then.
Tony Cairoli putting in the work in preparation for this weekends MXGP in Brazil, another title is beckoning for sure.
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|Charlie Korsmo
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|Charles Randolph Korsmo
July 20, 1978
Fargo, North Dakota
|Law professor, former actor
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|Charlie Korsmo
Charlie Korsmo in June 2007
|Charles Randolph Korsmo
July 20, 1978
Fargo, North Dakota
|Law professor, former actor
|Years active
|1988–1991, 1997–1998 (acting)
Charles Randolph "Charlie" Korsmo (born July 20, 1978) is an American former child actor turned lawyer.
Korsmo was born in Fargo, North Dakota, the son of Deborah Ruf, an educational psychologist, and John Korsmo, former owner of Cass County Abstract and former chairman of the Federal Housing Finance Board.[1] He was raised in the Minneapolis suburb of Golden Valley, where he attended and graduated from Breck School.[2] He has one older brother, Ted (born 1976), and one younger brother, Joe (born 1983). Korsmo's acting roles included The Kid/Dick Tracy, Jr. in Dick Tracy; Siggie, the son of Richard Dreyfuss's character, in What About Bob?, and Jack Banning, the son of Peter Pan in the 1991 film Hook. His final film role was the supporting character William Lichter in the 1998 film Can't Hardly Wait.
Korsmo earned a degree in physics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2000. Despite many sources claiming as such, Korsmo has never worked for the United States federal government on missile defense.[3] He has also worked for the Environmental Protection Agency and for the Republican Party in the House of Representatives. He received a Juris Doctor degree from Yale Law School in 2006.[4]
At Yale, he was a member of the Federalist Society, an organization for politically conservative law students.[5] In January 2006, he and other Yale Law students signed an open letter to Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter supporting the nomination of Samuel Alito to the Supreme Court. In July 2007, Korsmo passed the New York State Bar exam.[6] Formerly an associate in the New York office of Sullivan & Cromwell LLP and a visiting professor at Brooklyn Law School,[7] Korsmo is currently a professor at the Case Western Reserve University School of Law in Cleveland, Ohio.
In May 2011, it was announced that Korsmo had been nominated by President Obama for member of the Board of Trustees of the Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation.[8]
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Celtics, Rondo armed and still dangerous: Celtics beat Heat, pull within 2-1
The elbow would become famous later. Rajon Rondo had not yet been rubbed by Mr. Miyagi's healing hands. The night had not become historic, the game was still in question, and a 3-0 series deficit remained a possibility. That was when Paul Pierce dove on the floor for a steal, tearing the ball away from Lebron James's surprised hands, drawing a foul and popping to his feet to encourage a roar from the crowd. The dive wasn't legendary. It wasn't anything we'll see on highlight packages, or hearabout in bars, or describe to our grandchildren when we become old and gray. It was just one more little play that added up to a big win, a triumphant win, a historic win, a win that unfolded completely unscripted but still felt so very fitting.
Appreciate this. All of it. Remember everything about tonight—Rondo's elbow, Rondo's return, Pierce's vintage outburst, Kevin Garnett's mammoth performance, Shaq's limp leg being dragged all over the court, the way the TD Garden crowd never stopped pressing the turbo button all night long, the (for lack of a more appropriate term) elephant-sized balls of a veteran team unwilling to dissipate into the night sky. Because we don't know when this will all end. We don't know when the Big Three era will come to a close. We don't know when the Celtics will have to rebuild. We don't know how many more games like this are left. Hell, just a few days ago these days seemed numbered. We hope, but we don't know, and maybe it's better this way, just living in the moment and soaking this in, relishing this night while having no idea where this is all headed.
When Rajon Rondo went down, the TD Garden crowd deflated. The Celtics were ahead by ten points. They were humming at the time. But their floor leader had gone down and he looked out for good, his elbow wrenched out of its socket like Willis McGahee's leg once did. Rondo's season was done. His elbow had bent backwards, for chrissake. Thoughts of a brilliant series comeback were flushed away. The Celtics might hold on to this game. But they couldn't win the series. Not without Rondo.
Then Pierce hit an and-one. Garnett sunk a jumper. The Celtics weren't feeling sorry for themselves because Rondo went down; they were building on their lead. Still, they couldn't sustain it without Rondo, not for a whole series. And then there he was, strutting toward the bench, Willis Reed in a 6'1 frame, the toughest point guard in Boston Celtics franchise history, a man who had his elbow popped back into place so he could return to play. The elbow had been dislocated, and recovery from that injury normally takes three to six months. Rajon Rondo missed only seven minutes.
He came back and played mostly one-handed. Perhaps that doesn't bode well for the next few games, but for tonight it was magnificent, the fabric of a legend, the perfect ending to a game that carried the perfume of Celtic Pride. He stole the ball and he dunked. He flitted through the defense for a layup. He somehow held his own despite being visibly afraid to even dribble with his left hand, helping the Celtics secure victory even though he could barely straighten his off arm. And somehow, as all his teammates fought off old age and nagging injuries of their own, all the insanity actually made sense.
I swear, it made sense. This is the Celtics' destiny, batting off injuries, pushing on despite any bad luck that comes their way, absorbing setback after setback yet never tapping out. Pierce played through a strained Achilles. Delonte West hurt his shoulder. Shaq couldn't make a swift movement without wincing, and really, couldn't make a swift movement at all. Jermaine O'Neal has knees of gauze, and it's a medical miracle Garnett ever returned to top form this season. Yet there the Celtics were, beating Miami into submission, the older team looking younger at least for one night, hopping and skipping and jumping and turning everyone in the TD Garden crowd into believers.
The night was surreal. It wasn't just Rondo's iron will, although that will deservedly steal the headlines. It was Garnett treating Chris Bosh like a kindergartener. It was Paul Pierce outplaying Lebron James. It was Shaq making his way back onto the court, even if he could barely move. It was Ray Allen needing to be restrained from going after Dwyane Wade. It was a group of veterans slightly diminished yet close to their youthful best, and it was a young, brash point guard earning his stripes and more. It was Jeff Green manning up, at least for one night. It was a franchise's present colliding with its history, and it was the resulting masterpiece that formed in the collision's wake.
Just a few days ago, everything seemed almost hopeless. The Heat were too athletic, the Celtics were too old, the torch was being passed, the series was all but over. Maybe it will still end badly. Maybe this was but a road bump in Miami's ultimate series win. But don't bother yourself with worrying about the future, just as you shouldn't bother yourself with thinking about the past. For at least one night, after observing something that didn't seem possible yet somehow made perfect sense, bathe in the present until your fingers can't prune any more.
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Great piece. I agree with everything.
I started crying when Rondo went down, I felt like we lost the series, and the season, but I could not be happier now. Rondo is TOUGH, and just proved wrong anyone who has ever said otherwise.
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Fantastic read. So inspired, so pumped.
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Yes, Mia, when Rondo went down, I was thinking: This is symbolic of the C's season all year long. We get hot and then an injury takes us down.
Not to offend anyone, but Rondo coming back is kind of like Jesus ascending off the cross. The C's are reborn, and I'm a born again Celtics fan. Or should I say believer, since I was planning on supporting them win or lose.
Before the series began, I blogged that whoever wants this more will win the series. Yes, Jay, Pierce's steal from LeBron reminded me of Rondo hustling down a loose ball against the Magic last year in the playoffs; it ignited a turnaround that led to victory. In games one and two against Miami, I have been waiting for the big hustle play and it finally came.
Monday is another must win game. It's time to knock Miami down, make them start doubting. If the C's continue to play D, rebound, and START TAKING BETTER CARE OF THE BALL, they will prevail in this series.
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Rondo is drawing deep into Celtic Pride. In 1973 playoffs John Havlicek played with one arm.
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rondo is a fuckin G.
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I, for one, never feel anything is "hopeless" when you talk about this group of players and the heart they show time and time again. Yes they will lose games and yes they will look old and slow at times, but they don't get beat in series (unless it's with the help of the Laker refs). It's one thing to beat this team a game or two, but winning 4 against them is quite another reality that only injuries and owning the refs has ever become a reality. Why anyone would ever underestimate or doubt their will and ability to play this level of hoops is beyond me. Now, if we could only get Perk off the wall I'd be really, really, really happy. It's called Celtic Pride not OKC Pride. Who's with me??? Go Cs…
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With ya James.
Rondeezy… LMFAO.
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Why would anyone choose to bash Perkins, a famous exemplar of Celtic Heart, on a night like this?
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There's not much time to savor this amazing moment in Celtics Legend, because we know that Miami will come roaring back on Monday. But regardless of how things turn out on Monday, this Celtics team carved a special place for themselves in the Lore.
The little detail I noticed was the way the team reacted when Rondo went down. Every Celtic on the court was at Rondo's side before you could say "Rondo's hurt". The were there before they could think about it. You can't fake that kind of solidarity. If we do manage to turn this once seemingly lost series into a won series, that solidarity is what will do it. Those guys weren't just saying "ubuntu" to themselves last night. They were FEELING it.
And, thank goodness, the Celtics have changed the narrative of this series from Young Lions Eat Old Lions to Old Lions Show Young Lions What Heart Is. And I guess Rondo is an honorary (and ornerary) "old lion" in that version of the story!
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get over it james perk is stayin up
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paul…because Perk isn't a Celtic, won't retire a Celtic and will never have his # retired as a Celtic. His 'heart' belongs to OKC now.
celtsssss…didn't know it was your C-Town blog. My mistake.
Jay… I understand your loyalty and all to Perk, as you mentioned in a post re meeting him and all a while ago, but I no longer wish to see Perk's face everytime I visit the site so I'll return when he's gone. This is not to force your hand, but I hope you understand where I am coming from. It's your blog and you can do whatever you want with it. I love your writing and have foresaken other Celtics' blogs to be part of the community you've created. It's been fun and I'm sure many will not miss me but hey to each his own. Happy Mother's Day to all moms and everyone else's moms. Go Cs…all the way baby.
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Supposedally, your not going to read this, but, don't look at it then.. I get what you say, and i agree with most of it, but just don't look at it. This is a great blog, with a great writer, who, in opinion, doesn't deserve to lose one of his most dedicated readers because he won't remove a picture of a man he is loyal to. I agree, it should be removed, but i understand Jay's POV. His blog, he can do what he wants. A bit of an over-reaction James.
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