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Amsterdam's Patta and KANGOL have collaborated once again on the Merino Wool Beanie. Originally released back in 2009, the Merino Wool Beanie from Patta and KANGOL is made from the finest and softest Merino wool available. The detailing on the beanie is inspired by the city of … READ MORE
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Robbery At Upper East Side Jewelry Store
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(New York, NY) -- Police in New York are hunting for a robber who snatched more than 50-thousand dollars worth of jewelry, including a pendant once worn by Beyonce in a music video. The suspect reportedly posed as a customer at the Margo Manhattan Jewelry shop on Madison Avenue yesterday afternoon. After being buzzed in, he attacked an employee and tied her up, then scooped up the jewels.


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20 Then Yesha`yahu the son of Amotz sent to Hizkiyahu, saying, Thus says the LORD, the God of Yisra'el, Whereas you have prayed to me against Sancheriv king of Ashshur, I have heard [you]. | 20 Then Isaiah son of Amoz sent a message to Hezekiah: "This is what the LORD, the God of Israel, says: I have heard your prayer concerning Sennacherib king of Assyria. |
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HDL stands for high-density lipoprotein. It's also sometimes called "good" cholesterol. Lipoproteins are made of fat and protein. They carry cholesterol, triglycerides, and other fats, called lipids, in the blood from other parts of your body to your liver.
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Danna Rachel is a troublemaking union organizer by day and a fiber-obsessed mama of a spunky toddler by night. She suffers a serious case of Knitting ADD and furiously knits away on her dozens of UFOs in front of the television after long days organizing workers and action-packed evenings chasing Sammy. After growing up in Phoenix and living all around North America, she is happily nesting with her two favorite boys and her ample stash in San Antonio, TX and erratically blogs at knit-knerd.blogspot.com.


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A Seelie Court is a term originating in Lowland Scottish folklore to indicate "good" fairies. The word "seely" being a Scots, Northern and Middle English term meaning "happy", "lucky" or "blessed". The word is derived from the Old English sœl and gesœlig[1][2] The Modern Standard English word silly is also derived from this root and the term "seely" is recorded in numerous works of Middle English literature such as those by Geoffrey Chaucer. Many ballads and tales tell of "Seely wights"; a Lowlander term for fairies.[1]
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Seelie Court or Seely Court can also refer to:
- Seelie and Unseelie courts, for its usage in folklore
- Seelie Court (Dungeons & Dragons), for the pantheon in Dungeons & Dragons RPG
- ^ a b "SEIL, n., adj. Also seile, sele, seel, seal, seyle.". dsl.ac.uk. Retrieved 2014-05-12.
- ^ "UNSEELY, adj. Also unseally, oonseely.". dsl.ac.uk. Retrieved 2014-05-12.


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'Life of Pi': The ending explained
(Read article summary)Did the ending of 'Life of Pi' leave you more confused than satisfied? Here's what it all meant.
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Ang Lee's Life of Pi is racking-up critical acclaim (read our review) and pre-award season buzz along with solid box office numbers. Though, for every mention of the film's beautiful 3D or amazing CGI tiger, there's a fuddled viewer confused by the movie's controversial ending.
Readers of Yann Martel's original novel (the ones who made it to the end) have already faced the challenging last-minute question presented by the story's narrator, but filmgoers expecting a fanciful adventure at sea have been understandably caught off-guard by the finale. No doubt, viewers will debate the ending with friends and family – but to help steer discussion we've put together a brief analysis of the Life of Pi ending, explaining why the final question may not be as cut and dry as some moviegoers seem to think.
It goes without saying that the remainder of this article will contain MAJOR SPOILERS for Life of Pi - the movie and the book (especially the ending). If you do not want to be spoiled about either, turn away now.
For anyone who hasn't seen (or read) Life of Pi and isn't concerned about having the ending spoiled, Pi's adventure concludes in a Mexican hospital bed – where he is interviewed by a pair of Japanese Ministry of Transport officials. The agents tell Pi that his story – which includes multiple animal companions and a carnivorous island – is too unbelievable for them to report, so Pi tells them a different version of the story: one that paints a much darker and emotionally disturbing variation of events. After both stories have been shared, Pi leaves it up to the viewer (or reader) to decide which version they "prefer."
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A Decade With The Database Of Intentions
by Gord Hotchkiss on Sep 27, 8:43 AM
It's been over 10 years since John Battelle first started considering what he called the "Database of intentions." It was, and is: "the aggregate results of every search ever entered, every result list ever tendered, and every path taken as a result." When Battelle considered the implications, it overwhelmed him. "Once I grokked this idea (late 2001/early 2002), my head began to hurt." Yet, for all its promise, marketers have only marginally leveraged the Database of Intentions. In the intervening time, the possibilities of the Database of Intention have not diminished. In fact, they have grown exponentially
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Why Agencies Are Better Equipped To Get Search + Social
by Ryan DeShazer on Sep 24, 3:23 PM
Fellow Search Insider Rob Garner recently summarized a few of the key findings from this year's SEMPO marketer survey, noting an interesting data point related to the intersection of search and social marketing. Rob focuses much of his summary on the survey's finding that "60% of companies treat 'social media and search marketing separately,' as compared to agencies, where 58% state that 'social media is very much a part of our search activity.'" Rob goes on to refer to search and social marketing activities as "interdependent," and as a result of that interdependence invites readers to share their perspectives around ...
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The Future Of Search
by Roger Barnette on Sep 21, 9:31 AM
Do you hear that rumble in the distance? It's change coming. What sort of change, you ask? Well, the events of the last few weeks collectively point to a pretty big shift in the search landscape.
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The Tricky Intersection Of Social And Search
by Gord Hotchkiss on Sep 20, 10:46 AM
People don't trust search ads. At least, 64% of people don't trust search ads. Apparently, search is not unique. According to the same research, nobody trusts ads of any kind. That's not really surprising, given that it's advertising. Its entire purpose is to make us suddenly want crap we don't need. Small wonder we don't trust it. But you know what we do trust? The opinions of our friends. Nothing I should have said up to this point should come as a shock to anyone reading this column. The only thing I found mildly surprising here was that we had ...
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Gone (To The Party) Girl: How Life Informs Search
by Robin Simkins on Sep 19, 8:05 AM
There are two things I'm wildly attracted to: smarts and celebrity gossip. I attribute the latter to my lacking awareness of cultural happenings. Reading People magazine happens primarily at O'Hare and I've failed miserably at my New Year's resolution to watch more television. So, when I know anything at all, especially something involving real Hollywood, I get giddy. And I know something now that you may not!
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Three Things Facebook Needs To Nail With Search
by Ryan DeShazer on Sep 17, 3:23 PM
Mark Zuckerberg took the stage last week at Techcrunch Disrupt to discuss all things Facebook, including the inevitability of a true Facebook search engine. It was the piece of information that most technology writers gravitated towards; even the stock price took notice (Facebook shares rose more than $2 per following the Zuckerberg interview). Why is the promise of a Facebook search engine so exciting to users and shareholders alike?
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SEMPO 2012 Survey: Agencies Get Search + Social; Companies, Not So Much
by Rob Garner on Sep 14, 7:21 AM
SEMPO has just released its 2012 marketer survey, and there are many interesting findings among categories of spending, practice, and other key industry data. Just as in last year's survey, there is another point about search and social synergy that sticks out to me, but this time it is not about paid media. It is about how agencies and in-house marketers differ in their approaches to interdependent search and social marketing
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A Benchmark In Time
by Gord Hotchkiss on Sep 13, 9:46 AM
"That's the news from Lake Wobegon, where all the women are strong, all the men are good-looking, and all the children are above average." -- Garrison Keillor. How good are you? How intelligent, how talented, how kind, how patient? You can give me your opinion, but just like the citizens of Lake Wobegon, you'll be making those judgments in a vacuum unless you compare yourself to others. Hence the importance of benchmarking.
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Using The Structured Data Report In Google Webmaster Tools
by Janet Driscoll Miller on Sep 11, 10:33 PM
A little over a month ago, Google introduced a new report into Webmaster Tools: Structured Data. This new report allows website owners to access the types and amount of structured data that Google finds on the website. Why would Google create this report? What is its benefit to webmasters?
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Mapping Health Search To The Patient Journey
by Ryan DeShazer on Sep 11, 4:26 PM
Earlier this year I wrote a column, Paging Doctor Google, where I noted my recent career move into the healthcare marketing space. There are several adjectives I could use to describe my to-date experience in this new field -- "challenging" would be definitely be chief among them. My perception heading in was that the marketing and advertising world was divided between B2C and B2B communications. You either market to consumers or businesses. Simple enough, right? My subsequent experiences have caused me to rethink that mentality, and place healthcare marketing in its own class.
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He's the guy that lives with Sterling Knight.
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Dorothy: Look, fluffhead. Why should I deny being in denial? I never said I was in denial, YOU are the one who said I was in denial, and don't you deny it.
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Me LIKEY! He's so hot!
Damn, I'd love to plant my flagpole on that moon.
It's never too early in the year,
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I want to lick those hairy buns and then stick my tongue in his hairy crack.
always thought he was cute, but never pictured him as a hairy guy ... don't know what to say
Always thought he was cute, but after seeing this he is FINE!!! Thank you for the pix & clip that I somehow never saw.
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i am picturing his penis.
He was on a old sit-com call "Quintuplets" and a few others movies. I always pictured him as a smooth body twink not as furry as his shows. Love to see his chest and cock....
He is also into martial arts and is actully very very good and has won many titles in his young yrs.
You cant change the way the wind blow's, but you can change the angle of your sail to take you somewhere else!!
need more pics of lads like this ion here!
I've been having the hardest damn time figuring out where this snapshot is from...can anyone help me identify it please? Thanks!
On a different note, why the hell can't I upload pictures here anymore??? All I get is some error everytime I upload with a red circle and exclamation point in the middle with some long html script error.
Ryan Pinkston Underwear In Tent Pic
Awww lol I remember seeing him in spy kids 3d and soul plane when I was a kid, I had the biggest crush on him. Everytime he came on tv my mouth was open and I think my parents figured out I was into guys from that point. He matured into a gorgeous dude.
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While the ad is clearly a response to a television spot Taveras launched this week, Pell never mentions the mayor by name.
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I have been making spaghetti sauce for years but there is a restaurant near us that has the best red sauce. It tastes rich and like tomatoes should taste. Got any recipes that you've tried and taste rich? I've wondered if they use plum tomatoes.
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Carla, when I used to make sauce, it had a lot to do with the ingredients I used. The closest I come to making sauce these days is for stuffed peppers; will only use Hunts or Contadina tomatoes. I don't have the actual can but one has some sort of flavoring which made the best sauce. |
Carla, many, many moons ago, I was reading the soil forum and they were talking about tomato sauce. Metaxa gave this recipe. I haven't tried it, but it sounds yummy. |
I can't make it as good as Ragu can so I stopped trying a long time ago. |
Thanks everyone. Lisa, very interesting recipe. Carla |
- Posted by lilgreenfrog 5aCO (My Page) on Sun, Apr 26, 09 at 20:49
Ya know, I usually just wing it, but I've found that some of the meatier romas lend a good flavor. Also, you can try adding some tomato paste; it really thickens things and has a nice strong tomato flavor. Lara |
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I used to make my own homemade suace, simmered with a pigs foot and all that, but now I just use the jar, Prego is the best, and second is Francesca Rinaldi. |
best home made sauce oive oil 2 lg onions- minced 3 cloves of garlic-minced 1 lb ground beef 2 small cans of tomato paste 1 large can of tomato puree 1 large can of diced tomatoes brown onions and garlic- add ground beef-brown add tomato paste -puree-diced tomatoes. add handful of parsley-basel-oregano-salt-pepper simmer 2-3 hours. OH MAN-GOOD STUFF=REAL DEAL |
Lazy Bird here. I buy "What is on Sale" and add dried (get the dark brown ones- the ones dried on a roof or something.) tomatoes that have been rehydrated with water and blenderated to a puree. Add fresh tomatoes if you got them, herbs and enjoy. |
Doug, good to hear from you. Miss you and Dave too. darbardi, thank you, sounds very good. Lara, I think you're right. If I can just get the right tomatoes it seems to make a big difference I think. Ramblinrosez, I'll have to look for the Francesca one. Pig's foot, what is that supposed to do? OMGosh pigs foot, not sure I could do that. lol Carla |
- Posted by sherryocala 9A Florida (My Page) on Thu, Jun 4, 09 at 19:55
Carla, mine is simple. I doctor jarred sauce (lately it's Classico) with a lot of dried basil - a rounded tbl/jar (when I had a basil plant on my windowsill I used lots of that) and Tone broth paste (sounds luscious :)) but it's lower in sodium.) The beef will make it really hearty, chicken less heavy and vegetable will keep it light. Also minced onion (don't like onion so don't have fresh ones), garlic and oregano or marjoram - and sometimes wine reduced first. I've gotten to where I really like a lot of flavor. Basil is the key. Sherry |
Sherry, I use the Classico with tomato and basil. Yours sounds good. Thank you. I've never used marjoram but may try that too. Carla |
- Posted by bethany_z5 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 8, 09 at 10:11
Here's an oh-so-easy way to make jarred spaghetti sauce taste wonderful and you don't even have to doctor it up with anything. Just cook 2 jars of any brand spaghetti sauce in a crock pot for a few hours. Add any browned meat to it and any spices, garlic, whatever. You will be amazed at how good it will taste simply by slow cooking it for 3-4 hours. I start mine on high to heat it up then set it on low for the remainder of the cook time. You'll know when its done by tasting it. Try it! I bet you will like it. |
Carla, We make our own sauce all the time. Start with fresh tomatoes. If you go for canned then make sure that they don't have anything added to them. Pure tomatoes all the way. We saute diced onion (we usually use 3 but its up to you) in olive oil until they are clear. Then we add the tomatoes with the following: green and red bell peppers garlic carrots celery diced eggplant fresh organo, basil, rosemary and at least 2 bay leaves. Chicken broth tomatillos 2 or more depending on how much you are making a bit of balsamic vinegar Pepper and salt occasionally we add brown sugar but we try to stay away from it. My DH is a diabetic, we also try to stay away from salt because both my daughter and DH are on strict salt restriction. We simmer for at least 2 hours tasting and adjusting regularly. When its done we then puree it in the blender. If you want to play with flavors try adding roasted garlic and bell peppers to the mix, the added flavors are a delight. We freeze what we don't eat. I wish I could be more exact but we cook freestlye and are just beginning to write down our recipes. If you want to give homemade noodles a try they are very easy and excellent! |
- Posted by artemis_mo z5b MO (My Page) on Sun, Jul 26, 09 at 12:24
Try this recipe. It is a winner. http://www.spaghettisauceandmeatballs.com/anthonys_pasta_sauce_recipe_printer_friendly.html |
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This is a great bread lightly toasted and spread with honey or cream cheese. I got this recipe from my old West Bend BM. I no longer have the BM but I make this using the KA mixer. Use Old Fashion or Quick Oats, not instant. If you use dry active yeast, increase it to 2 1/4 teaspoons. Also, if desired, you can use AP flour or substitute one cup of whole wheat for one cup of the bread flour. Recipe makes a pound and a half loaf.
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- 10 ounces milk, 90-100 f
- 3 cups bread flour
- 3/4 cup oats
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar, packed
- 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 1/2 teaspoons instant yeast
- 1/2 cup raisins
- 1If using a BM, add warm milk to pan, then add flour, oats, brown sugar, salt and cinnamon to pan. Place butter in corners of pan, make a well in center of dry ingredients and add yeast. Program for Specialty and desired Bread Color. When the signal alerts sound durring kneading cycle add the raisins (if your machine does not have an alert for add ins near the end of the kneading cycle, you will need to set your own timer, you want to add the raisins near the end of the kneading cycle).
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- 3If using a stand mixer, add dry ingredients to pan, add milk and butter, mix with paddle until a ball forms.
- 4Cover and let rest for 20 minutes.
- 5Change to the kneading hook and knead for 4 minutes. Let rest for 5 minutes. Knead 4 minutes more, then add raisins and knead until raisins are incorporated.
- 6Form into a ball and place in a bowl, cover and let rise until doubled.
- 7Form into loaf and put into greased pan (non-stick spray works well). Cover and let rise until doubled.
- 8Bake in pre heated 350 f oven for about 40 minutes. Internal temp should register at least 190 f on an instant read thermometer.
- 9Although the original recipe calls for only 1/2 cup raisins, I use a full cup.
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Serving Size: 1 (78 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 12
- Amount Per Serving
- % Daily Value
- Calories 214.1
- Calories from Fat 35
- 16%
- Total Fat 3.9 g
- 6%
- Saturated Fat 1.9 g
- 9%
- Cholesterol 8.6 mg
- 2%
- Sodium 322.4 mg
- 13%
- Total Carbohydrate 39.0 g
- 13%
- Dietary Fiber 2.4 g
- 9%
- Sugars 5.9 g
- 23%
- Protein 6.1 g
- 12%
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Zafra refers to the term harvesting sugarcane, which is one of the main ingredients in rum. And Zafra Cuban Restaurant knows rum, stocking its shelves with more than 300 different types of the liquor. Guests can drink rum mixed into mojitos and martinis, or sip the libation straight. While the rum selection is impressive, Zafra is also known for its cuisine, nabbing top honors from the OpenTable Diners? Choice award for Cuban food. Chefs tuck mango chicken into housemade empanadas and serve ceviche inside a coconut shell. Cuban entrees include guava-glazed salmon and grilled flank steak slathered in a chimichurri sauce. Another Cuban tradition occurs every Sunday night, when high-energy beats fill the restaurant and guests can spin and dip their way through salsa routines and games of tag.
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The title on this video says it is Siberian, but the railroad crossing sign appears to be in English and commenters say it is Canadian. Wherever it is, it is cool to watch.
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Unfortunately, privatizing Garibaldi Park did not translate into the adjacent sidewalk being cleared of snow. As when the City was responsible for its maintenance, I had to walk in the street this morning.
Also, per usual, Lamar continues to fail to clear the snow from the bus stop here (and elsewhere I'm sure).
Update: Better late than never, as of Wednesday morning, the sidewalk is clear.
I went out for a walk last night during the storm. Here are some of the photos I took.
These are some of the snow photos our readers shared in our Flickr Group. Add yours and we'll post them here too.
Have you lived in New England for more than a year or so? Remember how last year it snowed, and the year before that it snowed, and for 10,000 years before that it snowed? Well, get ready, all the weather people seem to agree, it is going to snow again Saturday.
So, you might want to remember how to deal with it. The City luckily, has you covered.
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When snow season arrives, City crews, residents and businesses need to work together to manage challenging winter weather conditions.
The Providence Public Works Department is responsible for clearing snow and ice on more than 421 miles of City-maintained roads in the City of Providence.
City of Providence Snow Facts
- Over 130 pieces of equipment are available for every storm, including plows, tractors, snow blowers, graders, loaders and pickup trucks.
- Materials and equipment are housed at one central location in Providence.
- Public Works replenishes supplies after every storm.
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- The first priority for city crews during and immediately after a snowfall is to clear priority roads, including major arterial streets, bus routes, bus stops, and roads that access fire stations and hospitals.
- The second priority is to clear collector streets and routes leading to schools.
- Once conditions have been stabilized on first- and second-priority routes, crews will begin to clear local streets. Local streets are not plowed immediately during a snow event. In the event of continual snowfall, it may take longer than usual for plows to reach local streets as first- and second-priority streets will require additional attention.
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Sec. 23-13. – Removal of snow — Required.
All owners, occupants or persons, having care of any building or lot bordering upon any street, highway or public place within the city, shall, within the first eight (8) hours of daylight after the end of any snowfall, or the fall or deposit of snow on the sidewalk of said building or lot from any cause whatsoever:
- Remove or cause to be removed all snow from a path not less than three (3) feet in width of the entire border in or on said street, highway, or public place;
- Remove or cause to be removed all snow from around any fire hydrant on the sidewalk in front of said building or lot;
- Remove or cause to be removed all snow from the opening of any catch basin in the sidewalk of said building or lot;
- Remove or cause to be removed all snow from pedestrian-access ramps cut into street curbs bordering said building or lot;
Any person found guilty of violating this section shall be fined not less than twenty-five dollars ($25.00) nor more than five hundred dollars ($500.00). The enforcement of the above shall be done by the city police department and/or an inspector or supervisor of the city public works department. Failure to pay the fine within thirty (30) days will result in the creation of a special lien against the said lot(s), which lien shall be removed only upon payment of the fine plus an administrative penalty of one hundred dollars ($100.00). The imposition of such fine and other charges may be appealed to municipal court within ten (10) days of the issuance of a written citation.
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I lived in Portland, Maine in the early 90's and we had snow that stuck on Halloween, other than that, I'm pretty sure this is the earliest I've ever seen accumulating snow. And of course I love snow, so this is great.
These are just a few photos I snapped with my phone as I struggled home in the gale force windstorm this evening.
And of course, as always, even with a surprisingly early November snowstorm, Angelo's on Atwells Avenue has a completely snow free sidewalk. I swear I'm going to move back to Maine and gay marry them someday.
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Full disclosure: I am a member of this Commission.
Most of these photos were shared in our Flickr Group during and after last week's snow:
I've been mini-ranting here and there in posts and comments, but allow me to just devote one post to this, and as we do every year, let's talk it out.
There's something that I really don't understand about clearing sidewalks. I can see that some residents are selfish, shovel a path to their car and everyone else be damned. I don't like it but I understand that some people have no civic pride or common decency, and since their is no action from the City, I understand that those people simply don't shovel and seemingly don't care.
What I don't understand is businesses. What goes on in your brain when you go to your business, unlock your door, turn on the lights, and wait behind your cash register for customers, but don't shovel? Even if 100% of your customers arrive by car (which does not happen anywhere in Providence), those people still need to get from their cars to your cash register.
Yes, civic pride and common decency may be gone, but in a massive recession simple customer service is out the window too? That photo at the top, that is Angelo's on Atwells Avenue. That was yesterday morning, they weren't even open yet, but their sidewalk was clear. They have civic pride obviously, but they also know, even if they are not open, their customers and potential customers are walking by, so they clear their sidewalks.
There's a couple other businesses on the Hill that are really good at shoveling, Chef Ho's is notable for their snow removal as well. And both Chef Ho's and Angelo's keep this up all year. While the rest of Federal Hill is a trash pit, Angelo's sidewalks are always swept and clear of debris, they care for the street trees adjacent to their property, they hang lights during the holidays, plant flowers, they hose off puke…
I simply cannot wrap my brain around why more businesses don't have Angelo's attitude.
I am going to try to not sidewalk rant here. It is still snowing, so by right, no one is required to have their sidewalks clear, but expect a little ranting to sneak in, I can't help myself!
I was out between noon and 1pm and did a big loop through Downcity to Waterplace and back.
Right off the bat, a little rant, I told you I can't help myself. Well not so much a rant as a surprise; the sidewalks at Dominica Manor have not been touched today. They do not need to be per regulations, but they are usually out clearing snow all day on a day like this. Budget problems?
I didn't take a photo, but as always, Angelo's was clear. Someone was out shoveling and salting as I walked by.
Again, dumbfounded here, my ranting is bearing fruit. Someone (I assume the City though it is a State bridge) dumped a metric ton of salt on the Atwells Avenue Bridge sidewalks.
Of course then the plows pushed snow up on top of it. The sidewalk on the other side faired better and was actually clear, even as I walked back and the snow was getting heavier.
Am I being unfair? I don't know, let me pile on as much as the snow is currently piled on their sidewalks, shall I?
To be accurate (not fair, just accurate), the 195 Commission had according to idiotic changes the City Council made to the snow removal regulations in 2010, until 3:08pm to remove their snow (8 hours after sunrise after snow stops falling). When I left work around 6pm, the sidewalks were still unclear.
However, this parking lot built for DCYF was clear first thing in the morning.
Yes, the only thing built on the 195 land thus far is a surface parking lot clearly marked as for employees of DCYF, a non-tax paying state agency.
So, this lot is clear, and apparently, DCYF employees are able to hover from this lot to their offices. I'm assuming this is the case as none of the sidewalks around this parking lot are clear. For us mere mortal non-state employees who can't hover, we're left walking in the street or risking falling on the snow and ice. (as an aside, does anyone know if DCYF employees have to pay for parking, you know, like private sector employees do?)
Does anyone know who I sue if I fall on these sidewalks or get hit by a car while avoiding them? Does the 195 Commission have insurance yet? Does the Governor just give me money out of his personal fortune?
When speaking at an event or talking to the press, the members of the 195 Commission are quick to remind everyone that the parcels formerly occupied by Route 195 is "their land."
I know they were recently installed and they're busying getting up to speed and finding parking spaces, so let me remind the Commission, we have a law in Providence that says abutting property owners must clear the snow from the sidewalks adjacent to their property.
Chicago Department of Transportation crews clearing snow from the sidewalk on the Kinzie Street Bridge during January 2012 snowstorm.
Typical condition of Atwells Avenue bridge after a snow storm (unplowed).
I'm just sayin'…
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At midnight last night I almost went out to do some honest to goodness snowblogging, it was really coming down. But come morning, it had changed to rain and most of the snow was gone. The amount of snow we got before the changeover, and the amount of rain that fell on top of it, and the temperature still hovering in the mid 30s meant that the sidewalk were a mess.
Worst kind of weather conditions for sidewalks, a thin layer of slush frozen, often indistinguishable from what is simply wet makes for a slow shuffle with arms out to help stop from falling. When I got to the Atwells Bridge, I moved into the street.
Some building owners were out salting, Dominica Manor as usual was putting a lot of salt down on their sidewalks. The Hilton, again as usual. The Public Library was just getting started on salting as I shuffled by. The newest member of the neighborhood, 38 Studios also had salt down on their sidewalks at One Empire and also salted the sidewalks past the pocket park to the Westminster Walk. I'm liking 38 Studios now!
The forecast I saw this morning had some snow showers on it for Thursday night, Friday, and next Monday, maybe we'll finally get some honest to goodness real New England snow!
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Manchester Maccabi is urging action against youths who have been damaging one of its football pitches.
Police have been called to the Prestwich club on a number of occasions after the teenagers refused to stop riding bikes over the pitch. The club has a land management deal with the local council for use of the grounds, but their location on a public thoroughfare prevents the club from fencing the pitch off. Sergeant Ian Campbell of the Prestwich neighbourhood policing team says extra patrols have started.
Avram Grant has resigned as manager of Portsmouth, but is odds-on favourite to take charge at West Ham.
Grant, 55, announced his decision to leave the beaten FA Cup finalists in an open letter to fans on the club's website.
"This was one of the most difficult decisions I've had to take in my football career," said Grant who took over at Fratton Park last November.
Grant arrived as Portsmouth's director of football in October 2009 but replaced Paul Hart as manager the following month, with the club bottom of the league with just seven points from 13 games.
Late strikes from Mark Herman and Mark Wagman helped Brady Maccabi A clinch part one of a possible double after they overcame a resilient Faithfold in the Henry Swerner Cup final at Wingate & Finchley.
Herman broke the deadlock a minute from time with Wagman sealing the tie a minute into injury time.
Brady manager Daniel Collins said: "It was a very close game in the pouring rain. Faithfold played extremely well from the start. They didn't let us play our normal style of football and it wasn't until I moved a number of players around at half time did we get on top.
London Lions were crowned Herts County Premier League champions for the first time in the club's history after beating Bovingdon 2-0.
Goals from Daniel Stanton and Dean Nyman completed a historical day for the club.
Going into the final game of the season in second place, Tony Gold's troops knew that only a win would be enough to lift them above Wormley Rovers.
The visitors were focused from the off, and in an unstoppable mode as they took Bovingdon apart in the first 45 minutes.
London Maccabi Lions Under 11s have won the Watford Friendly League White Division title.
Featuring the meanest defensive record in the League, conceding just 22 goals in 18 games including eight clean sheets, manager Darren Dryer commented that the boys success was down to "a never-say-die attitude" allied to having some very talented young footballers.
He said that the team "would now be concentrating on competing at the highest level in the Premier Division next season".
London Maccabi Lions Under 13 produced a superb display to lift the Under 13's Maccabi GB National Phil Spanjer Cup, with a 2-1 win over Manchester Maccabi securing a deserved season ending trophy
On an overcast cloudy May afternoon at Wingate and Finchley, the Lions kicked off and exerted much of the early pressure. Some neat passing exemplified the early Lions play and after six minutes from a great move started by Dom Feldman and Andy Gilbert, Dan Reuben fired home from close range to secure a lightening Lions lead.
Oakhill Lions completed a cup double after beating Haroldeans in a five-goal thriller to lift the Feldman Cup at Boundary Park.
In a match pitting together the newly-crowned MJSL champions and the cup holders, the Oaks enjoyed the lionshare of possession with Haroldeans content to soak up pressure and play on the counter-attack in an enthralling contest.
The tone was set as early as the third minute when Oakhill's Dan Cohen was presented with an early chance but scuffed his shot wide.
Hapoel Tel Aviv completed a league and cup double after they were crowned Israeli Premier Division champions after a stoppage time strike from Eran Zahavi earned them a 2-1 win over Betar Jerusalem.
In the most thrilling climax to an Israeli season, Hapoel's 10 men seal the title on goal difference from Maccabi Haifa who were denied by heroics from Bnei Yehuda keeper Ran Kadoch, formerly of Barnet. Maccabi led the table by two points going into the final round of matches but the could only draw as Hapoel clinched the title for the 13 time.
North West Neasden A joint-manager Jamie Cole hailed his side as "the best Maccabi league team ever" after winning the Peter Morrision Cup for the third year in a row thanks to a 3-1 win over Faithfold A.
A Jake Gottlieb free-kick and a double from Ben Eliis had the game sewn up in an hour. Cole said: " Our boys have really grown up over the last three seasons. To win a league or cup once can be done by many teams, but year-on-year success proves you are a great team. All of our side are good enough be in next summer's European Maccabi Games squad."
Lord Triesman has stood down as chairman of the Football Association as well as the England 2018 World Cup bid.
His hasty departure follows what he has described as "entrapment" by the Mail on Sunday.
Apprentice star and former Tottenham Hotspur chairman Lord Alan Sugar has voiced interest in replacing Lord Triesman as head of the FA.
Just hours after he presented the FA Cup to Chelsea captain John Terry, the newspaper said that Lord Triesman had suggested Spain could drop its 2018 bid if rival bidder Russia helped bribe referees at this summer's World Cup.