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Fashion Police on E! (Model Pia Mia; musician Austin Mahone; stylist Zanna Roberts Rassi)
Betty White's Off Their Rockers on Lifetime (Betty gives advice to her younger self, teaches the cast about weight loss and gets star struck)
WWE Friday Night SmackDown on SyFy (A rare Champion vs. Champion match when the United States Champion Sheamus takes on Intercontinental Champion Bad News Barrett)
Craig Ferguson: William Shatner, Jessica St. Clair SATURDAY, MAY 31
Bet on Your Baby on ABC (A 3-year-old must pick up a phone within six rings to win $5,000; triplets must empty three rolls of toilet paper within 90 seconds; a woman bets on which costume her granddaughter will choose)
Sing Your Face Off on ABC (The celebrities perform as Adam Levine, Lionel Richie, Elton John, Rihanna, Dolly Parton, Lady Gaga, Pitbull, Pavarotti, Tina Turner and Britney Spears; guest judges David Alan Grier and RuPaul Charles)
Mariah Carey: At Home in Concert With Matt Lauer on NBC
The Graham Norton Show on BBCA (Actress Dame Julie Andrews; actor Channing Tatum; actor Jonah Hill; Pharrell Williams performs)
2014 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on HBO (Inductees include Cat Stevens, Daryl Hall & John Oates, Nirvana, The E Street Band, KISS, Linda Ronstadt and Peter Gabriel at the ceremony in Brooklyn, N.Y.) SUNDAY, JUNE 1
The Bachelorette on ABC (Andi and the bachelors travel to Santa Barbara, Calif.; 12 of the guys sing with Boyz II Men in front of an audience; Andi and J.J. are transformed into an elderly couple by makeup artists)
Total Divas on E! (Brie and Bryan get married; Nikki's secret marriage is finally exposed; WrestleMania)
Men of the Strip on E! (Top dancers of the Las Vegas based all male review, Men Of The Strip; owned by Jeff Timmons of 98 Degrees)
Food Network Star on Food (The twelve hopefuls arrive in Los Angeles to compete for their own show on Food Network)
Game of Thrones on HBO (Unexpected visitors arrive in Mole's Town; Littlefinger's motives are questioned; Ramsay tries to prove himself to his father; Tyrion's fate is decided)
Celebs React to Maya's Death:
Kevin Hart Tweeted: RIP Maya Angelou (April 4, 1928 – May 28, 2014), you were truly an inspiration. Re-tweet to show respect.
Kerry Washington Tweeted: But still, like air, she rises. Yes Ma'am. Rise. Rise. Rise.
Solange Knowles "Your words will forever remain deep within the skin, and in the souls of many."
Bette Midler: "The beautiful Maya Angelou died this morning. A big and radiant soul, at rest at last."
Ellen DeGeneres "Today the world lost one of it's greatest gifts. I'm sending love to the friends and family of Maya Angelou."
Robin Roberts "Saddened by the passing of Dr. Maya Angelou. Grateful for all she taught us with her words & spirit. Will never forget how she made me feel."
Sean "Diddy" Combs "RIp Maya Angelou God Bless"
Katie Couric "I am deeply saddened by the death of the beautiful Maya Angelou. My 2004 interview: on.today.com/1nAYHUh"
Cyndi Lauper "Maya Angelou has passed away. She was a great light in the world. I feel honored to live in a world she influenced and touched so deeply."
Russell Simmons "RIP to one of the greatest women this world has ever known. Thank you Maya Angelou for all of the gifts and knowledge you gave us..."
Mary J. Blige: "There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you." - Maya Angelou.
Eva Longoria "The world lost an incredible woman today who inspired me and millions of others. #RIP Maya Angelou"
J.K. Rowling: "If you are always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be." Maya Angelou - who was utterly amazing."
Olivia Wilde "RIP Maya Angelou, a badass woman who saw the impossible as merely a dare"
Last Comic Standing on NBC (Comics hope to advance to the semi-final round)
Hell's Kitchen on Fox (After both teams are reorganized, the chefs blindly choose ingredients from which they must create a unique dish; the chefs must serve a five-course meal to UNICEF Ambassador Angie Harmon and other VIP attendees)
2014 Scripps National Spelling Bee on ESPN
Anger Management on FX (Charlie surprises his therapy group by bringing their dysfunctional parents to a session)
NBA Playoffs on TNT (Oklahoma City Thunder at San Antonio Spurs ... Western Conference Final, Game 5)
Craig Ferguson: Hugh Laurie
Chelsea Lately: Lea Michele, Ben Gleib, Jen Kirkman, Sarah Colonna
Watch What Happens Live: Lacey Chabert, Willie Geist
World Music Awards on NBC (Honoring excellence in music; scheduled performers include Mariah Carey, Miley Cyrus, Jason Derulo, Fall Out Boy, Flo Rida and Ricky Martin)
So You Think You Can Dance on Fox (Dancers try to wow the judges during auditions; Justin Bieber introduces the top dance crews) Season Premiere
Catfish: The TV Show on MTV (The business arrangement between Lucille and Kidd Cole unravels)
One Night Only: An All-Star Comedy Tribute to Don Rickles on Spike (Superstars gather to honor comedian Don Rickles. With talk show host David Letterman, comedian Jerry Seinfeld, actor Robert De Niro, comedian Jon Stewart and more)
Craig Ferguson: America Ferrera, Honeysuckle Weeks
Chelsea Lately: Sarah Silverman, John Caparulo, Fortune Feimster, Matt Braunger
Watch What Happens Live: Lisa Rinna, Harry Hamlin
Extreme Weight Loss on ABC (A 32-year-old mother of three who turned to food to deal with a bad decision she once made works to get fit; a 480-pound teenager works to shed weight in order to pursue a career in baseball; guests include Rocco Dispirito, T.G.T. and Josh Hamilton.)
Celebrity Wife Swap on ABC (Angie, Larry Birkhead's sister, trades lives with Adriana, Indianapolis 500 champion Helio Castroneves' girlfriend)
America's Got Talent on NBC (Hopefuls audition in New York and Los Angeles)
I Wanna Marry Harry on Fox (A one-on-one date includes a helicopter ride to a private beach; the ladies are challenged to a game of cricket)
Deadliest Catch on Discovery (Fishing is halted with one captain in the hospital and one on a bender; a boat goes dark)
True Tori on Lifetime (Tori decides to allow cameras to follow her to capture her real life story)
Craig Ferguson: Betty White, Richard Quest, Jamestown Revival
Chelsea Lately: Terry Crews, TJ Miller, April Richardson, Kurt Braunohler
Watch What Happens Live: Amar'e Stoudemire, Carole Radziwill
Dateline NBC (When a young woman is found nearly murdered in her apartment, officials wonder if it is connected to the disappearance of a young woman in nearby Denver weeks earlier)
Real Time With Bill Maher on HBO (Journalist Jose Antonio Vargas; comic Sarah Silverman; journalist David Frum; TV host Michael Smerconish; playwright Anna Deavere Smith)
Betty White's Off Their Rockers on Lifetime (Betty tries to warn Michael about his horoscope and takes a ``shelfie.'' Betty reveals danger areas within the home and gives advice on dancing)
WWE Friday Night SmackDown! on SyFy (Hulk Hogan is welcomed back to the United Kingdom by the WWE fans for the first time in 20 years)
Jimmy Fallon: Seth MacFarlane, Thandie Newton, Rascal Flatts
Craig Ferguson: Jon Favreau, Carrie Keagan SATURDAY, MAY 24 HBO New Movie of the Week: Red 2 ... Starring: Bruce Willis, John Malkovich, Mary-Louise Parker, Anthony Hopkins, Helen Mirren. Former CIA black-ops agent Frank Moses and his team battle assassins, terrorists and power-hungry government officials as they try to retrieve a lethal device that could change the balance of world power. SUNDAY, MAY 25 2014 Indianapolis 500 on ABC
NASCAR Sprint Cup: Coca-Cola 600 on Fox (LIVE .. From Charlotte Motor Speedway)
Mad Men on AMC (Don is troubled by a letter; Peggy may seek a new future on a risky venture; Roger receives a phone call; Pete and Cutler butt heads) MONDAY, MAY 26 The Bachelorette on ABC (On the first date, Andi and Eric get lessons from snowboarder Louie Vito; 14 of the men perform routines for a charity event at an exotic male revue; This Wild Life performs for Andi and Chris)
American Ninja Warrior on NBC (Competitors face 10 obstacles in the qualifying round in Venice Beach, Calif)
Bizarre Foods America on Travel (Hunting and cooking iguanas with a family; a fishing derby competition; Cuban cooking and cigar making)
WWE Monday Night RAW on USA (Countdown to WWE Payback on PPV. Will WWE Champion Daniel Bryan surrender his title to Stephanie McMahon?)
Last Comic Standing on NBC (Comics perform their funniest sets for the judges; Wanda Sykes, Howie Mandel, Amy Schumer, Cheryl Hines, Jeff Ross and Gilbert Gottfried serve as comedy mentors)
Hell's Kitchen on Fox (A team competition tests the contestants' knowledge of pork, with the winners receiving an indoor sky-diving experience; during dinner service, both teams face struggles)
Bad Teacher on CBS (Meredith is jealous when she sees Joel flirt with another teacher during the 6th grade student sleepover)
Impractical Jokers on Tru TV (Serving guests at a sub shop; using memory to get through a series of commands; the loser experiences the painful pangs of parenthood)
Jimmy Fallon: Amanda Seyfried, Will Ferrell, Chad Smith
Jimmy Kimmel: Magic Johnson, T.J. Miller, Little Dragon
Craig Ferguson: Tom Lennon, Bob Oshack, 2Cellos
Seth Meyers: Hugh Jackman, Kevin Nealon, Ali Wong
Carson Daly: Giovanni Ribisi, Tinariwen, Gillian Robespierre
Daily Show: Drew Barrymore
Colbert Report: Ray Mabus
At Midnight: Doug Benson, Jen Kirkman, Greg Fitzsimmons
Chelsea Lately: Drew Barrymore, Adam Sandler, Jeff Wild, Arden Myrin, Julian McCullough
Conan O'Brien: Ellen Page, Bob Saget, Jennifer Nettles
Watch What Happens Live: Lea Michele, Debbie Harry
Modern Family on ABC (Chaos forces Mitch and Cam to move from one contingency plan to another, but an unexpected turn of events allows the day to move forward)
Survivor on CBS (A castaway is crowned Sole Survivor)
Chicago PD on NBC (Atwater settles into his new role; Lindsay turns to Voight for help; Jin is confronted about his meetings with Stillwell)
American Idol on Fox (The top finalists reunite; the winner is revealed; performances from Lady Antebellum, Aloe Blacc, KISS, John Legend, Demi Lovato, Jason Mraz, Jennifer Nettles, Paramore, Phillip Phillips and Darius Rucker)
Catfish: The TV Show on MTV (Antoinette is attracted to a young rapper she has not met)
David Letterman: Sgt. Kyle J. White, Judy Greer, Dierks Bentley
Jimmy Fallon: Hugh Jackman, Jimmy Page, Barry Gibb, the winner of "The Voice"
Jimmy Kimmel: Adam Sandler, Elle Fanning, Lykke Li
Craig Ferguson: Jeff Foxworthy, the Colourist
Seth Meyers: Jennifer Lawrence, Alan Cumming, Little Daylight
Daily Show: Timothy Geithner
Colbert Report: Patrick Stewart
Chelsea Lately: Charlize Theron, Chris Franjola, Heather McDonald, Josh Wolf
Conan O'Brien: Norm Macdonald, Mackenzie Davis, Veruca Salt
Watch What Happens Live: Toni Braxton, Ian Ziering
Arsenio Hall: J.B. Smoove, Terry O'Quinn, DJ Rashida
Dancing With the Stars on ABC (Eliminated couples return to perform; musical performances by Amber Riley, Christina Perri, Iggy Azalea with Charli XCX, Cody Simpson and Ariana Grande; a winner is chosen)
Judge Judy Primetime on CBS (The pop culture icon takes on new cases; how Judith Sheindlin transitioned from a family court judge to syndication)
ACM Presents: An All-Star Salute to the Troops on CBS (The concert honoring servicemen and women includes performances by Merle Haggard, George Strait, Carrie Underwood, Florida Georgia Line, Lady Antebellum and The Band Perry; LL Cool J and Chris O'Donnell host.)
The Voice on NBC (Coldplay, OneRepublic, Tim McGraw and Ed Sheeran perform; the winner is announced)
American Idol on Fox (The top two finalists perform)
I Wanna Marry Harry on Fox (The ladies could discover the charade when they meet their ``prince'' at a royal masquerade ball)
Deadliest Catch on Discovery (Crews prepare to go to the Bairdi grounds; a sinking ship sends a call for help; Bill's greenhorn)
REAL Sports With Bryant Gumbel on HBO (Examining the money spent on World Cup and Olympic venues; profiles of ring announcers and brothers Michael and Bruce Buffer; racism in elite professional soccer)
David Letterman: Kid scientists, Sarah Silverman, We Are Scientists
Jimmy Fallon: Charlize Theron, Josh Hartnett
Jimmy Kimmel: Johnny Knoxville, Dave Salmoni, Timeflies
Craig Ferguson: Terry Bradshaw, Jessica McNamee
Seth Meyers: James McAvoy, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Kumail Nanjiani
Carson Daly: JB Smoove, Warm Soda, Andrew Santino
Daily Show: Aneesh Chopra
Colbert Report: Matt Weiner
At Midnight: Ron Funches, Brent Morin, Rick Glassman
Chelsea Lately: Joel McHale, Michael Yo, Bobby Lee, Jo Koy
Conan O'Brien: Steven Ho, Mike Recine
Watch What Happens Live: Heather Thomson, Terry Crews
Arsenio Hall: Bishop T.D. Jakes, Shawn Ashmore, DJ Afrojack
Dancing With the Stars on ABC
The Bachelorette on ABC (Andi, an assistant district attorney from Atlanta, meets her suitors -- including a former professional baseball player, a social media marketer, a farmer and an opera singer)
Mike & Molly on CBS (When Molly is accepted into an elite writers workshop in Iowa, Mike asks her not to go)
The Voice on NBC (The artists perform; each of the coaches perform)
The Maya Rudolph Show on NBC (Maya Rudolph hosts a variety show featuring celebrity guests Andy Samberg, Kristen Bell, Fred Armisen, Chris Parnell, Craig Robinson and Sean Hayes; Janelle Monae performs and Raphael Saadiq serves as bandleader)
24: Live Another Day on Fox (As the threat of terror escalates and the CIA closes in, Jack heads to the U.S. Embassy; Margot uses unthinkable force to assert her authority)
Fashion Police on E! (2014 Billboard Music Awards ... Musician Pete Wentz; guest host Orly Shani)
Bizarre Foods America on Travel (Atlanta: Monkfish Liver & Goat Heart. Calf brains on toast; grilled goat organs; Korean scrub down)
WWE Monday Night RAW on USA (With Daniel Bryan out with neck surgery, what will The Authority do about the WWE Championship?)
David Letterman: Jack Hanna, Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks
Jimmy Fallon: Liam Neeson, Terry Crews, Conor Oberst
Jimmy Kimmel: George Stephanopoulos, Andi Dorman
Craig Ferguson: Regis Philbin, Jamestown Revival
Seth Meyers: Patrick Stewart, Adam Duritz, Counting Crows
Carson Daly: "Undateable", Band of Skulls, Burning of Rome
Daily Show: James McAvoy
Colbert Report: Elizabeth Warren
Chelsea Lately: Evan Peters, Ron Funches, Sarah Tiana, Brad Wollack
Conan O'Brien: Eric Stonestreet, Rick Reilly, the Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger
Watch What Happens Live: Sara Bareilles, Ricky Martin
Barbara Walters: Her Story on ABC (Celebrating the acclaimed journalist's life and career)
Kitchen Nightmares on Fox (Ramsay goes to Pennsylvania to help the owners of Bella Luna, an Italian restaurant, to salvage their dream)
Real Time With Bill Maher on HBO (Pediatric endocrinologist Dr. Robert Lustig; actor Kevin Nealon; political scientist Ian Bremmer; political strategist Kellyanne Conway; former Gov. Brian Schweitzer (D-Mont.)
WWE Friday Night SmackDown! on SyFy (Fourteen-time World Champion John Cena answers the creep Bray Wyatt for Payback)
David Letterman: Lea Michele, Andy Kindler, Chromeo
Jimmy Fallon: Drew Barrymore, Giovanni Ribisi, Elbow
Jimmy Kimmel: Adam Carolla, Royal Blood
Craig Ferguson: Sophia Bush, Jackie Collins
Arsenio Hall: Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Jermaine Dupri SATURDAY, MAY 17 Sex Sent Me to the E.R. on TLC (A clumsy couple loses something while playing in the bedroom; uncontrollable passion and ice cream; a hot time on the Fourth of July)
Saturday Night Live on NBC (Host Andy Samberg; St. Vincent performs) SUNDAY, MAY 18 2014 Billboard Music Awards on ABC (Festivities at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas recognize artists for the fan support they've garnered; Jennifer Lopez receives the Icon Award; performances include those of Lorde, Ricky Martin, Miley Cyrus, Imagine Dragons and John Legend)
The Simpsons on Fox (Bart feel guilty when Nelson helps him win a race, besting Milhouse; when the July 4th fireworks are canceled due to budget constraints, Homer tries to help)
Family Guy on Fox (Angry Stewie goes back in time to break up Peter and Lois but ends up in a British household)
Mad Men on AMC (Peggy collects research for a pitch; Pete receives an invitation to an exclusive club; Joan is eager to spend time with her friend)
Game of Thrones on HBO (Tyrion gains an unlikely ally; Daario asks Dany to allow him to do what he does best; Jon's warnings about the vulnerability of the Wall are ignored; Brienne follows a new lead)
Grey's Anatomy on ABC (The doctors bid Cristina farewell; a possible act of terrorism rocks the city and causes chaos at the hospital; Meredith makes a life altering decision; a doctor receives unexpected news)
The Big Bang Theory on CBS (Faced with an uncertain future, Sheldon considers a major change; Emily and Raj decide to take things to the next level)
Rosemary's Baby on NBC (As Guy finds success, Rosemary's health declines during the course of her pregnancy; Roman and Margaux take a peculiar interest in the couple)
Hell's Kitchen on Fox (The contestants visit one of Gordon Ramsay's restaurants; the teams prepare meals inspired by Ramsay's cuisine; the contestants face elimination)
American Idol on Fox (A finalist is sent home)
The Vampire Diaries on The CW (Damon focuses on holding himself together after an unexpected tragedy; Markos leaves Sheriff Forbes horrified; Bonnie seizes an opportunity to settle a score)
Anger Management on FX (Charlie tries to keep Lacey from hooking up with an ex-con)
David Letterman: Adam Sandler, Thomas Haden Church
Jimmy Fallon: Jennifer Lawrence, Craig Robinson, a performance by the Broadway cast of "A Gentleman's Guide To Love and Murder"
Jimmy Kimmel: Shailene Woodley, Aasif Mandvi, Iggy Azalea
Craig Ferguson: Jenna Elfman, Bianca Kajlich
Seth Meyers: Maya Rudolph, Lake Bell, Eddie Izzard
Carson Daly: Gareth Edwards, Together Pangea, Jimmy Ouyang
Daily Show: Jim Parsons
Colbert Report: Thomas Friedman
Chelsea Lately: Edie Falco, Dustin Ybarra, Jen Kirkman, Ryan Stout
Watch What Happens Live: Toni Collette, Michael C. Hall
Arsenio Hall: Shannen Doherty, Jasper Redd, Jermaine Dupri
Modern Family on ABC (A series of crises on Mitch and Cam's wedding day put Pepper to the test; Phil gets an eye procedure before the celebration; Claire embraces the role of best woman)
Nashville on ABC (As Will Lexington's album climbs the charts, Rayna plans a free concert to draw attention to hers; Zoey, Avery and Gunnar perform at a benefit; Scarlett makes a decision about her future)
Survivor on CBS (The castaways scale new heights as they fight for a spot in the final four; overheard plans for an eviction turns friends to enemies)
Chicago PD on NBC (Platt and Voight discuss their pasts; Jin uses a scapegoat when he is caught tinkering with Voight's computer; Lindsay realizes she needs to come clean)
American Idol on Fox (In the 500th episode, the top three finalists perform, including one song selected by mentor Randy Jackson)
Catfish: The TV Show on MTV (Carmen is concerned about her cousin's three-year virtual romance)
Hot in Cleveland on TVLand (Melanie uses her illness to get sold-out concert tickets; Victoria starts an online romance)
David Letterman: Barbara Walters, Elle Fanning, Randy Houser
Jimmy Fallon: Maya Rudolph, Robert Duvall, Lily Allen
Jimmy Kimmel: Emily Blunt, Daymond John, Birds of Satan
Craig Ferguson: Carrie Ann Inaba, Anthony Horowitz, Brad Trackman
Seth Meyers: Matthew Rhys, the Wild Feathers
Carson Daly: Allison Tolman, the Preatures, I Am the Avalanche
Daily Show: Blondie
Colbert Report: Keri Russell
At Midnight: Burnie Burns, Gus Sorola, Gavin Free
Chelsea Lately: Jason Priestly, Grace Helbig, Sarah Colonna, Fortune Feimster
Watch What Happens Live: Amy Sedaris, Jon Hamm, Toni Braxton, Ian Ziering
Arsenio Hall: Randy Jackson, Jackie Fabulous, Kym Whitley, Lil Jon, Jermaine Dupri
Celebrity Wife Swap on ABC (Model Angie Everhart switches places with TV personality Gina Neely)
The Goldbergs on ABC (When Murray's high school free throw record is broken, he attends a banquet as the guest of honor; Barry decides to throw a party)
NCIS on CBS (The team investigates a fire on a U.S. Navy ship that was a secret detention site for indicted terrorists; Gibbs goes to his childhood home after his father's passing)
NCIS: Los Angeles on CBS (The team discovers the cartel's plan to transport cocaine to the U.S. from Colombia using a submarine; Hetty must go to Washington)
The Voice on NBC (The artists moving on to the final rounds are revealed; Rascal Flatts performs; Tessanne Chin, Jacquie Lee and Will Champlin perform)
Chicago Fire on NBC (A fire at a boarding school shakes up Lt. Severide; Lt. Casey tries to help Dawson; Mills looks into his father's past)
Glee on Fox (A famous TV writer's (Kristen Schaal) eccentric personality throws Rachel for a loop; Mercedes and Sam deal with pressure as their careers take off; Blaine has his showcase with June (Shirley MacLaine).
Riot on Fox (Actors Steve Carell and Andy Buckley take part in unpredictable challenges)
Freakshow on AMC (Todd brings in people from around the world for a tattoo event; Creature considers a place to live)
Deadliest Catch on Discovery (The King fleet heads toward the finish line; the Wizard's strategy wavers on the wrong side of the law)
Fargo on FX (Lester has a close call; Molly makes an unorthodox decision; Gus weighs some neighborly advice; Malvo gets what he wants)
19 Kids and Counting on TLC (Jill and Jim Bob make the most of their trip. Jill volunteers at a birth center and Derick takes Jim Bob for a Nepali shave. Derick has a surprise for Jill)
David Letterman: Jim Parsons, Julie Chen, Hozier
Jimmy Fallon: Dolly Parton, Taylor Kitsch
Craig Ferguson: Billy Gardell, Lennon Parham, James Galea
Seth Meyers: Will Forte, Michael Symon
Carson Daly: John Slattery, Night Terrors of 1927, Cristela Alonzo
Daily Show: Ron Suskind
Colbert Report: The Black Keys
At Midnight: Mike Phirman, "Weird Al" Yankovic, Mamrie Hart
Chelsea Lately: Sandra Oh, Ben Gleib, Loni Love, Moshe Kasher
Conan O'Brien: Lisa Kudrow, George R.R. Martin, Wild Cub
Watch What Happens Live: Ramona Singer, Casey Wilson
Arsenio Hall: Carl Reiner, Oveous Maximus, Jermaine Dupri
Dancing With the Stars on ABC (American icons night; guest judge Ken Ortega)
Mike & Molly on CBS (After Peggy's bathtub falls through the ceiling, Mike wants Peggy to go to a doctor)
The Voice on NBC (The remaining artists perform)
24: Live Another Day on Fox (Kate continues her search for Jack; after a devastating attack, President Heller gets ready to address Parliament; Margot proves she will do anything in order to get revenge)
Sex Sent Me to the E.R. on TLC (With added facts and bonus scenes; a young couple's trip to the grocery store to spice things up; newlyweds with bad luck; a tryst in the shower sends one pair to the emergency room)
Bizarre Foods on Travel (Skinning a muskrat; beaver chili; stir-fried rat.)
WWE Monday Night RAW on USA (What can Triple H and Evolution possibly do to The Shield next?)
David Letterman: Harry Connick Jr., Jesse Eisenberg
Jimmy Fallon: Louis CK
Jimmy Kimmel: TBA
Craig Ferguson: Angela Kinsey, Samantha Shannon, Dan Boulger
Seth Meyers: Chris O'Dowd, Emma Roberts, M.I.A.
Daily Show: Dr. Martin Blaser
Colbert Report: Glenn Greenwald
Chelsea Lately: Magic Johnson
Conan O'Brien: Will Arnett, Ryan Hamilton
Watch What Happens Live: The ladies of "The Talk"
Dateline NBC (Authorities investigate multiple suspects when a vibrant young woman disappears on her son's fifth birthday)
Hannibal on NBC (Jack and his team discover the truth of Freddie Lounds' disappearance; Will tells Alana to arm herself; Mason suspects his sister intends to usurp him; Hannibal shows Will how much Abigail reminded him of his sister)
Fashion Police on E! (Actress Rumer Willis)
Real Time With Bill Maher on HBO (Social justice advocate Sister Simone Campbell; author Dinesh D'Souza; author Arianna Huffington; comic Baratunde Thurston; journalist Matt Welch)
David Letterman: Nathan Fillion, Tom Dreesen, Hunter Hayes
Jimmy Fallon: James McAvoy, Amy Schumer, tUnE-yArDs
Craig Ferguson: Eugenio Derbez, Elizabeth Henstridge, A Great Big World
NASCAR Sprint Cup on Fox (LIVE From Kansas Speedway in Kansas City)
HBO New Movie of the Week: Prisoners .. Starring: Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal, Viola Davis, Maria Bello, Terrence Howard. When police have to release their only suspect, a desperate man takes the law into his own hands after his young daughter and her friend disappear.
Saturday Night Live on NBC (Host Charlize Theron; The Black Keys perform) SUNDAY, MAY 11
Rosemary's Baby on NBC (After a personal tragedy, Rosemary and Guy head to Paris, where Guy has landed a teaching job at the Sorbonne; the young couple realize their new apartment has a haunted past.)
The Simpsons on Fox (Marge swears off making friends after Homer offends their new neighbors but reconsiders when Lisa decides she doesn't need friends either)
Family Guy on Fox (Cleveland comes back to town but is forbidden to spend time with Peter when Donna and Lois get into an argument)
Mad Men on AMC (Don receives a visitor from his past; Stan embarrasses a superior; Ginsberg gets help from Peggy with a problem; Harry finds a new ally)
South Park: Momma's Boys on Comedy Central (The boys of South Park celebrate Mother's Day with a block of episodes featuring the ladies that have to deal with them on a daily basis)
Game of Thrones on HBO (Stannis and Davos set sail; Dany meets with supplicants; Tyrion faces down his father)
Oprah's Master Class on OWN (Justin Timberlake discusses musical influences and life lessons)
Grey's Anatomy on ABC (Meredith learns Amelia's true feelings about Seattle; Bailey deals with the consequences of her actions; Callie receives terrible news; news of a firing causes panic among the residents)
The Big Bang Theory on CBS (A bad day compels Penny to re-evaluate her choices -- including Leonard; Bernadette and Howard must care for Mrs. Wolowitz; Sheldon gives Raj advice on relationships)
Two and a Half Men on CBS (Alan must face the consequences after revealing his identity to Larry)
Bad Teacher on CBS (With evaluations pending, Principal Carl asks Meredith to help Ginny with student engagement; Lily thinks Meredith is taking advantage of her friendship with Irene)
American Comedy Awards on NBC (Honoring achievements in film and television; paying tribute to enduring personalities in comedy; Bill Cosby receives the Johnny Carson Award for Comedic Excellence)
Hell's Kitchen on Fox (The contestants are given 30 minutes to create an entree from surprise ingredients; Ramsay conducts one-on-one evaluations)
American Idol on Fox (A contestant is sent home)
The Vampire Diaries on The CW (Stefan and Elena are stranded in a remote location, where Stefan gets philosophical about Damon and Elena's relationship; Luke and Liv form a dangerous new strategy; Bonnie finally admits the truth)
Anger Management on FX (A female cop makes Charlie's life a living hell after he breaks up with her)
iMPACT Wrestling on Spike (Featuring the showdown between Kurt Angle and Ethan Carter III. The Wolves against The BroMans in a Tag Team Championship rematch)
David Letterman: James Franco, Idina Menzel, a performance by the Broadway cast of "If/Then"
Jimmy Fallon: Michael Fassbender, Zoe Saldana
Jimmy Kimmel: Kobe Bryant, Lake Bell, Pharrell Williams
Craig Ferguson: Lisa Kudrow
Seth Meyers: Jon Hamm, Larry King, Misty Copeland
Carson Daly: Jose Antonio Vargas, Kodaline, Cameron Esposito
Tavis Smiley: Sen. Robert Menendez, Hugh Dancy
Daily Show: Katie Couric
Colbert Report: Ellen Page
At Midnight: Matt Besser, Rich Fulcher, Lauren Lapkus
Chelsea Lately: Dave Franco, Nick Thune, Heather McDonald, Ian Karmel
Conan O'Brien: Marc Maron, Rodrigo y Gabriela
Watch What Happens Live: Jason Priestley, Ricki Lake
Arsenio Hall: Talib Kweli, DJ Eque
Modern Family on ABC (Jay, Gloria and Manny challenge one another to try something new; Mitch and Cam sell a couple of their prized possessions to fund the wedding; the kids play a joke on Phil and Claire)
Nashville on ABC (After learning that Luke has been injured in Afghanistan and must cut his tour short, Rayna arranges a charity concert at Fort Campbell; Maddie and Deacon's new course for the future brings them closer together; Juliette struggles with guilt)
Survivor on CBS (During a challenge, castaways try to earn a spot in the final five; paranoia threatens a player's stake in the game; a confidant is lured by another alliance)
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation on CBS (FINALE .. The CSIs investigate a crime that has ties to a 25-year-old mob heist; Brass is faced with a decision when his daughter tries to commit suicide)
Chicago PD on NBC (Cmdr. Perry notifies the unit that Pulpo has been released to help with a case; Ruzek gets difficult news; when a bit of Lindsay's past resurfaces, Voight reminds her how far she's come)
American Idol on Fox (The four remaining finalists perform)
Catfish: The TV Show on MTV (After meeting Zoe on Facebook, she begins demanding passwords and hacking accounts)
Deal With It on TBS (Howie Mandel and Kevin Nealon ... Cutesy Pie: a contestant is instructed to lock lips with a friend; End Times: a contestant must convince her friend that a meteor is coming toward earth)
Unusually Thicke on TV Guide (Alan faces a major dilemma when the annual charity hockey tournament falls on the same weekend as Tanya's 20th high school reunion. America's favorite dad is forced to reassess his priorities)
Hot in Cleveland on TV Land (The women are assessed to see if they can adopt a puppy; Elka's relationships with Mamie and Roy take a turn)
David Letterman: Mariah Carey, Rick Harrison
Jimmy Fallon: Zac Efron, Guy Fieri, Sarah McLachlan
Jimmy Kimmel: Pharrell Williams
Craig Ferguson: Patton Oswalt, Megan Boone
Seth Meyers: Sarah Jessica Parker, Anna Wintour, Rich Eisen, the 1975
Carson Daly: Marc Maron, Kaiser Chiefs, Chuck E. Weiss
Daily Show: Seth Rogen
Colbert Report: David Remnick
At Midnight: Marc Maron, Nate Bargatze, Natasha Leggero
Chelsea Lately: Arianna Huffington, Kevin Christy, Whitney Cummings, Josh Wolf
Conan O'Brien: Sharon Osbourne, Paul F. Tompkins, Emily Heller
Watch What Happens Live: Maury Povich, Connie Chung
Arsenio Hall: Bill Cosby, Jerrika Hinton
Celebrity Wife Swap on ABC (Former professional boxer Laila Ali trades lives with singer/songwriter Angie Stone)
NCIS on CBS (DiNozzo is sent to Paris to bring an Admiral's daughter home, but he needs help from the team after encountering a controversial crime scene)
NCIS: Los Angeles on CBS (The team investigates when a news reporter names the people responsible for a deadly explosion at a charity event sponsored by the military)
The Voice on NBC (The artists face elimination)
Chicago Fire on NBC (A call to the field may throw a wrench in Dawson's plan to retake the firefighter exam; the firehouse welcomes a new addition; Boden makes a bold move)
Glee on Fox (In hope of salvaging her reputation, Rachel hires Santana as her publicist and starts)
New Girl on Fox (Nick and Jess ask the gang to accompany them on a cruise they booked while they were still dating; Schmidt tries to win Cece back; Winston endeavors to fix Jess and Nick's relationship)
The Mindy Project on Fox (When Mindy reads a description of an encounter a man had with her in New York, she thinks she has found her dream guy - which leads to a surprising reveal)
Freakshow on AMC (Todd needs to find new performers for the show; a man with stretchy skin makes an appearance. The Amazing Boobzilla performs at the show; Ali goes through surgery.)
Deadliest Catch on Discovery (The fleet is hit by severe weather; captains try to stay on course in spite of malfunctions and bad fishing)
Fargo on FX (Malvo embraces his alter ego when Gus tries to right a wrong; Lester finds himself in a surprising situation; Molly uncovers a promising lead)
David Letterman: Jon Cryer, Elizabeth Olsen, Foster the People
Jimmy Fallon: Seth Rogen, Matt Bomer, Coldplay
Jimmy Kimmel: Jon Hamm, Emma Roberts
Craig Ferguson: Colin Hanks, Richard Ayoade
Seth Meyers: Ellen Page, Lewis Black, Black Label Society
Daily Show: Peter Schuck
Colbert Report: Bette Midler
At Midnight: Scott Aukerman, Jerry Minor, James Adomian
Chelsea Lately: Jane Lynch, Chris Franjola, April Richardson, Gary Valentine
Conan O'Brien: Christopher Meloni, Dave Franco, Hamilton Leithauser
Watch What Happens Live: Sonja Morgan, David Alan Grier
Arsenio Hall: Michael Emerson, Ziggy Marley
Dancing With the Stars on ABC (Guest judge Abby Lee Miller; the celebrities perform and take part in a dance duel; Mark Ballas performs)
2 Broke Girls on CBS (When Caroline learns that Max didn't graduate high school after missing only one exam, she determines to help Max earn her diploma and reconnect with her mother)
Mike & Molly on CBS (Molly wonders if she should tell Mike when she sees Carl coming out of Victoria's room late at night)
The Voice on NBC (The artists perform for the coaches; performances from Gwen Stefani and Pharrell Williams)
24: Live Another Day on Fox (Despite being an exile tracked by the CIA, Jack risks his life to avert another disaster; Chloe works with a high-profile hacker)
Louie (CK) on FX (Louie's typical day. Louie performs at a benefit show.)
Bizarre Foods America on Travel (Frog smoothies; giant Amazonian snails; fried guinea pig; octopus)
David Letterman: Shailene Woodley, Peyton Manning
Jimmy Fallon: Bryan Cranston, Brie Larson, Kevin Delaney
Jimmy Kimmel: Sally Field, Julia Roberts, Future Islands
Craig Ferguson: Elisabeth Moss, Tom Felton
Seth Meyers: Jenna Elfman, Young the Giant
Daily Show: Mariano Rivera
Colbert Report: Edward O. Wilson
Chelsea Lately: 2 Chainz, Julian McCullough, Liz Carey, Ross Mathews
Conan O'Brien: Julie Bowen, Billy Eichner, Ziggy Marley
Watch What Happens Live: Tamra Judge, Dr. Drew Pinsky
Shark Tank: Swimming With Sharks on ABC (Updates on the show's most memorable and controversial entrepreneurs; what happens after deals are made)
Shark Tank on ABC (A commerce flower business; anti-aging lifting strips; a breakaway hanger; tablewear made from renewable plant materials; a follow up of Groovebook)
Kitchen Nightmares on Fox (Chef Ramsay heads to Redondo Beach, Calif., to try and save Zayna Flaming Grill, a Mediterranean restaurant plagued by substandard food and owners playing the blame game)
Fashion Police on E! (Lifestyles expert Martha Stewart; actress Candice Accola; actress Eva Marcille)
Real Time With Bill Maher on HBO (Former professional basketball player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar; musician Ziggy Marley; author Walter Kirn; Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-Calif.); finance expert Monica Mehta)
WWE Friday Night SmackDown! on SyFy (The Authority forces The Shield's Dean Ambrose to defend his U.S. title in a dangerous Fatal 4-Way)
David Letterman: Don Rickles, Carmen Lynch, the Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger
Jimmy Fallon: Kevin Spacey, Lewis Black
Craig Ferguson: Christiane Amanpour
Tavis Smiley: Cheech Marin & Tommy Chong
Arsenio Hall: Jeff Garlin, Tameka "Tiny" Harris, Hit-Boy SATURDAY, MAY 3
140th Kentucky Derby on NBC (In this year's ``Run for the Roses,'' an expected field of 21 horses will compete in the first leg of horse racing's Triple Crown. From Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky)
24: Live Another Day -- Jack Is Back on Fox (A sneak peek of the upcoming series includes interviews and previously unseen footage)
The White House Correspondents Dinner on CNN and CSpan (The best moments from past White House correspondents)
HBO New Movie of the Week: We're the Millers ... Starring Jennifer Aniston, Jason Sudeikis, Will Poulter, Emma Roberts, Ed Helms. Indebted to a big-time drug lord, a pot dealer travels to Mexico with a fake family and a camper to pick up a large shipment and smuggle it into the U.S.
Saturday Night Live on NBC (Host Andrew Garfield; Coldplay performs)
NASCAR Sprint Cup: Aaron's 499 on Fox (From Talladega Superspeedway in Talladega, Ala)
America's Funniest Home Videos on ABC
The Simpsons on Fox (Homer must figure out what to do when he wakes up to a world where everything and everyone is made out of Legos)
Family Guy on Fox (Peter brings Meg to college for an interview and introduces her to partying; Brian is prohibited from entering the house when he is sprayed by a skunk)
Mad Men on AMC (Sterling Cooper & Partners prepares for a guest; Don contacts an old friend; Roger deals with problems at home; Peggy is underestimated)
Watch What Happens: Live on Bravo (Porsha Williams from ``The Real Housewives of Atlanta'' discusses the season)
David Spade: My Fake Problems on Comedy Central (Comic David Spade performs, covering topics such as doing gymnastics and the time Chris Farley bought him ten lap dances in a row)
Total Divas on E! (Trinity wants to get married but not without Jon's father's blessing; Eva faces a serious health issue; Nikki and Ariane help Nattie get her groove back)
Game of Thrones on HBO (Cersei and Tywin plan the Crown's next move; Dany discusses future plans; Jon Snow begins a new mission)
Grey's Anatomy on ABC (Cristina considers her future at the hospital; Amelia and Derek collaborate on a tough surgery involving conjoined twins; Jo takes on too many cases at once; Stephanie stumbles on the truth about Bailey's case)
The Big Bang Theory on CBS (Professor Proton (Bob Newhart) helps Sheldon deal with grief; Leonard gets into a competition with Penny; Bernadette and Amy prepare a ``Star Wars Day'' gift for the guys)
Two and a Half Men on CBS (Gretchen insists that Alan reveal his true identity to Larry; Walden, Barry and Jenny go on a road trip)
Bad Teacher on CBS (A student (Madison De La Garza) objects when Meredith wants to date her father (Ken Marino)
iHeartRadio Music Awards on NBC (Showcasing the year's biggest artists and songs at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles; scheduled performers include Blake Shelton, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Pharrell, Pitbull, Shakira and Thirty Seconds to Mars)
Hell's Kitchen on Fox (The team that prepares the most-impressive Southern-inspired menu for a sorority's anniversary party wins a trip to Las Vegas; both teams struggle with communication during dinner service)
American Idol on Fox (A finalist is eliminated; Keith Urban performs)
The Vampire Diaries on The CW (When Stefan and Elena are put in imminent danger, Damon suggests they hide in a remote cabin once owned by Caroline's father; a ghostly presence tries to make itself known with fire and violence; Bonnie disregards warnings from Gram)
Anger Management on Fox (After sleeping with a prisoner's girlfriend, Charlie finds out the prisoner is being releases the next day)
NBA Playoffs on TNT: (Oklahoma City Thunder at Memphis Grizzlies and Los Angeles Clippers at Golden State Warriors)
iMPACT Wrestling on Spike (The aftermath from Sunday's Sacrifice event; Bully Ray and TNA President Dixie Carter; Jeff Hardy's alter ego, Willow, against James Storm)
David Letterman: Louis C.K., Amy Sedaris, a performance by the Broadway cast of "Rocky"
Jimmy Fallon: Andrew Garfield, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Chvrches
Jimmy Kimmel: Sandra Oh, "Science Bob" Pflugfelder, Boy George
Craig Ferguson: Cheryl Hines, Rampage Jackson
Seth Meyers: Kiefer Sutherland, Rose Byrne, Richard Ayoade
Carson Daly: John Turturro, Off!, Katie Crown, Midlake
Daily Show: David Spade
Colbert Report: Saul Williams
At Midnight: Jim Gaffigan, Todd Glass, Nikki Glaser
Chelsea Lately: Tyler Glenn, Ben Gleib, Arden Myrin, Tone Bell
Conan O'Brien: Martin Short, Jessica Pare, Kelis
Watch What Happens Live: Julie Andrews, Idina Menzel
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Douglas M. Thompson is the Karla Heurich Harrison '28 Director of the Goodwin-Niering Center for the Environment, and a professor of geology in the Department of Physics, Astronomy and Geophysics at Connecticut College.
The Quest for the Golden Trout is about looking at our nation's rivers with a more critical eye—and asking more questions about both historic and current practices in fisheries management
Trout Fishing Blog
From Egg to Creel This summer my family and I spent a good deal of time in Colorado conducting research. I managed to coax both my wife and daughter into waders and dragged them out into more than one Rocky Mountain river. It was fascinating to see how much influence logs had on the channels in Colorado, especially in some of the old-growth regions within Rocky Mountain National Park. I loved climbing in and around large jams of wood trying to tally the number of logs in difference size classes... |
What people are saying about
The Quest for the Golden Trout "A reminder, both lyrical and careful, of how much we've lost of wild America—and of how we might regain at least a little ground." --Bill McKibben, author Oil and Honey: The Education of an Unlikely Activist "Thompson's book is more than a history of a fish, it is a lens through which to view America's complex and often confused attempts to manage and restore nature. From fishing industrialists to obscure scientists, trout have swam through the hidden pools of American history." --Martin Doyle, Duke University |
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We asked CW4 Manuel Rodriguez. a recent graduate of our first EMBA cohort, to share a bit about himself and his experience in UTEP's MBA Program.
1. Tell us a little bit about yourself and your professional work experience before joining the program.My name is Manuel Rodriguez Jr., born and raised in El Paso, a graduate of Socorro High School, class of 1986 and a 24-year veteran of the United States Army. I am married to my beautiful wife, Victoria and have two great kids, Gabi and Emilio. We have been stationed throughout the world and I have been deployed multiple times to Iraq and Afghanistan in support of the global war on terrorism. I am a Mobility Officer with extensive experience in the US Army Logistics and Supply Chain Management business areas and have been recognized as the preeminent source for relevant, value–added logistics expertise. Since 9/11, I have helped to plan, organize, and supervise the movement, deployment, and redeployment of Army personnel and equipment in support of full spectrum operations throughout the world. 2. What drove you to seek out a Master's in Business Administration?I absolutely love to learn! I think it is important to raise the bar and surprise yourself every chance you get with achievements you would not normally try. In the Army, I have had great mentors that pushed me to pursue my civilian education and obtaining an MBA from UTEP (ranked #1 in the nation by HispanicBusiness) has been the highlight of my professional career. I loved the experience and I am very proud of my commitment to the process. For me, the MBA program was not a complacent or safe ride. It required hard work and dedication to successfully complete the process. Was it worth it? I would sincerely answer, yes. The MBA program has sufficiently equipped me with sound knowledge of management principles and practices to apply to my current and future business career.
3. How has the program helped you in your profession? Do you anticipate a promotion or career change upon completion of the EMBA?The knowledge gained through learning business strategies and concepts, in theory and in reality has provided me with a broad range of people skills in addition to helping me develop a better thought process. The development of my managerial skills has provided me with the essentials for dealing with real-time situations pertaining to management and resolution of problems. The program further has assisted me in understanding the intricacies of planning, goal setting, and interpersonal skills (being a team player). Lastly, the MBA has helped me secure a promotion to Chief Warrant Officer 4 (CW4) and has certainly prepared me to transition into the civilian sector after military retirement.
4. What would you tell people considering the EMBA program?Without a doubt, this program is worth your time and money! If you are looking for an opportunity to increase your business knowledge, an opportunity to network, and add to your expertise then the EMBA program is for you. The program is superbly set up; the professors have real world experience and are very knowledgeable in their respective areas. The program is held at the Graduate Business Center (GBC), which is housed in the Chase Tower at the center of the El Paso's business district. The GBC features three state-of-the-art classrooms, student collaboration rooms and several applied business research offices. The MBA staff is very helpful and makes the EMBA students life stress free by providing them with all the required texts, class materials, and solving countless administrative issues. Over the course, I have undoubtedly developed significant relationships that will serve me well throughout my business career. I have had a memorable experience during the 18-months and this program will serve to enhance our (UTEP-MBA) network of alumni with a wide range of companies, which will be useful for mentoring, job searches, and professional development. Please feel free to contact me if you would like to talk to me concerning the EMBA program.
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Benedict Cumberbatch says he is not Khan
Benedict Cumberbatch is playing a terrorist known simply as John Harrison, but most people believe that is just a front name for his true identity–Khan. J.J. Abrams is notoriously known for these kind of shenanigans, that's in part why we love him so much. Still, this is a bit annoying.
"I play John Harrison who's a terrorist and an extraordinary character in his own right," the Brit said. "He's somebody who is not your two-dimensional cookie cutter villain. He's got an extraordinary purpose, and I hope that at one point or other in the film you might even sympathize with the reasons he's doing what he's doing — not necessarily the means and the destruction he causes. But it was a great ride, not just because he's the bad guy and the antagonist but also because he has a purpose and it's hard not to see his point of view at certain points." via Access Hollywood
It makes sense that Cumberbatch isn't playing Khan in Star Trek Into Darkness, because Alice Eve's character Dr. Carol Marcus meets Khan for the first time while she is working on a project with her son, David, after she is already estranged from her husband, Kirk. So far, Kirk and the good doctor have not begun a relationship and they definitely do not have a son, so Khan simply does not fit into the typical time-frame. Not yet, at least. That means that Star Trek 3 (oh you know there is one coming) will have Khan as the antagonist.
Star Trek Into Darkness releases in theaters nationwide on May 17, 2013 in 2D, 3D, and IMAX.


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Tempting Appetizers
Crab Stuffed Mushrooms
Our signature crab cake mix stuffed in mushroom caps and topped with our house Mornay sauce 9.50
Fresh mussels steamed and served in garlic and white wine sauce served along with toasted garlic bread 9.50
Spinach and Artichoke Dip
Sautéed spinach and artichokes with ricotta, parmesan and cream cheese served with tortilla chips 9.00
Fresh calamari lightly dusted and fried golden crisp. Served with marinara or cocktail sauce 9.00
Peel and Eat Shrimp
Gulf shrimp seasoned with Old Bay seasoning and steamed to perfection. Served with cocktail sauce
Half Pound 10.00 Pound 16.50
Tender little neck clams simmered in garlic and white butter sauce served along with toasted garlic bread 8.00
Blackened Tuna
Sushi grade tuna blackened medium rare and served with pickled ginger, wasabi soy sauce or honey wasabi aioli 9.00
Coconut Shrimp
Jumbo shrimp coated with sweet crispy coconut served with our homemade dragon sauce 9.00
Teriyaki Steak
Tender 8-oz. New York strip cooked to your liking topped with teriyaki sauce, sesame seeds and fresh green onions 10.00
Mayapple Famous Wings
Jumbo chicken wings served with bleu cheese dressing and celery sticks. Choose up to two sauces:
Hot • Mild • BBQ • Sweet Chili • Teriyaki • Honey Wasabi • Garlic • Cajun • Wing Dust
12 Wings 10.00
Extra bleu cheese dressing .50
Extra celery or sauce .50
Mayapple Nachos
A pile of tortilla chips topped with cheddar cheese sauce, shredded iceberg lettuce, diced tomatoes, chopped onions and jalapeños. Served with sides of sour cream and salsa 7.50
Add Chicken 3.00 extra Add Beef 3.50 extra
Add Mayapple Chili 2.00 extra Add Crabmeat 5.00 extra
Appetizer Sampler
Platter with your choice of teriyaki steak, blackened tuna or six wings served with calamari, spring rolls, coconut shrimp and pork pot stickers
Teriyaki Steak 19.00 Blackened Tuna 16.00 Wings 16.00
Chicken Tenders
Juicy strips of chicken fried until golden brown 7.50
Buffalo Tenders
Our delicious chicken tenders tossed with buffalo sauce 8.00
Breaded and fried mozzarella cheese with a side of marinara 8.00
Pork Pot Stickers
Oriental noodles wrapped around tender pork with a ginger accented flavor 7.00
Spring Rolls
Crispy spring roll wraps filled with lettuce, cabbage, carrots and rice noodles 7.00
French Fries
4.00 Add Cheese Fries 1.00 Add Bacon .75 Add Chili .75
Hot Soups
Soup of The Day
Our daily creation made with fresh ingredients
Cup 3.50 Bowl 4.50
French Onion
Sweet caramelized onions in a rich beef broth with toasted croutons and baked cheeses 4.50
Mayapple Chili
Homemade daily with seasoned ground beef, red and black beans simmered to perfection
Cup 3.50 Bowl 4.50
Add cheddar cheese or jalapeños .50 extra
Seafood Soup
(upon availability)
Cup 4.50 Bowl 5.50
All of our soups are made fresh daily!
Fresh Salads
Seared Scallop Salad
Jumbo scallops seared to perfection over a bed of greens tossed with cucumbers, toasted sliced almonds and sesame seeds with our signature oriental vinaigrette 14.00 Small 9.50
Grilled Salmon Salad
Fresh Norwegian salmon fillet grilled or blackened over mixed greens, tomatoes, cucumbers and red onions served with your choice of dressing 14.50 Small 9.50
Fresh Goat Cheese Salad
Fresh goat cheese medallions breaded and pan seared over a mix of fresh greens and walnuts tossed in a balsamic vinaigrette 14.50 Small 9.50
Raspberry Chicken Salad
A mix of fresh greens, sliced grilled chicken, walnuts and dried cranberries drizzled with raspberry vinaigrette
12.00 Small 8.50
House Salad
Tossed fresh greens with tomatoes, onion and croutons with your choice of dressing 5.50
Caesar Salad
Fresh crispy romaine lettuce with parmesan cheese and toasted croutons, tossed in our Caesar dressing
8.50 Small 6.00
Asian Chicken Salad
Sliced grilled chicken over fresh salad greens, sliced toasted almonds, wonton strips and mandarin orange.
Served with a ginger vinaigrette 10.50 Small 8.00
Greek Salad
Mixed greens tossed with Greek dressing and topped with feta cheese, tomatoes, cucumbers, kalamata olives and red onions 8.50 Small 6.00
Cobb Chop Salad
Chopped greens topped with grilled chicken, bacon, bleu cheese crumbles, diced tomatoes, red onions, hard-boiled egg, served with your choice of dressing 11.00 Small 8.50
Chef Salad
Fresh greens, turkey, ham, provolone and mozzarella cheeses, hard-boiled egg, tomatoes and cucumbers.
Served with your choice of dressing 9.50
All salads may be enhanced with the following additions:
Chicken 3.00 Steak 4.00 Shrimp 4.50 Portabello Mushrooms 3.00 Salmon 4.50
Ranch · Greek · 1000 Island · Blue Cheese · French · Parmesan Peppercorn · Italian · Caesar · Asian Ginger · Honey Mustard · Balsamic Vinaigrette · Raspberry Vinaigrette
Chicken Chesapeake
Grilled chicken breast topped with one of our crab cakes and finished in our house mornay sauce 19.00
Chicken Parmesan
Breaded and topped with meat sauce and provolone cheese, served with spaghetti and a dinner salad 15.00
Chicken Piccata
Chicken breast sautéed in lemon butter sauce topped with artichoke hearts and capers 16.00
Chicken Marsala
Sautéed chicken breast with fresh mushrooms in a creamy marsala sauce 18.00
Veal & Scampi
Veal medallions and jumbo shrimp sautéed with prosciutto, roasted red peppers and mushrooms in our
butter sauce with a blend of cheeses 24.00
Veal Piccata
Thin slices of veal sautéed in lemon butter sauce and topped with artichoke hearts and capers 19.50
Veal Marsala
Lightly dusted and seared veal scallops with sautéed mushrooms in a creamy marsala sauce 19.50
Veal Parmesan
Tender veal, breaded and topped with meat sauce and mozzarella cheese over spaghetti.
Served with a dinner salad 18.50
All dinners include a choice of two sides (except when noted) and dinner rolls.
Sides: French Fries, Baked Potato, Mashed Potatoes, Applesauce, Cole Slaw, Rice Pilaf,
Vegetable of The Day, Side of Pasta with Meat Sauce or Marinara or a Dinner Salad
Sea Catches
Crab Cake Dinner
Broiled crab cake made with jumbo lump crabmeat
Single Crab Cake 16.00 Double Crab Cake 22.00
Stuffed Atlantic Flounder
Two fresh fillets of flounder wrapped around one of our crab cakes 19.50
Tuna Steak
Char-grilled fresh tuna steak topped with a tomato basil sauce 19.50
Crusted Tuna
Sushi grade tuna fillet ginger crusted and seared medium rare, served with ponzu and honey wasabi aioli sauces 18.00
Pandora's Box
Puff pastry stuffed with a medley of seafood including shrimp, scallops and lump crab meat in our Sambuca lobster sauce 19.00
Salmon Fillet
Fresh Norwegian salmon filet char-grilled 18.00
Cajun Salmon
Blackened salmon fillet served with a mandarin orange and sweet chili sauce 19.00
Fried Haddock
Beer battered haddock, deep-fried and served with tartar sauce 14.00
Fresh sea scallops sautéed in lemon butter sauce 19.50
Broiled Fillet of Fish
Flounder 16.00 Haddock 17.00
Chicken Alfredo
Medallions of chicken breast with fettuccini in a creamy Alfredo sauce
14.00 Small 11.00
Shrimp & Salmon Fettuccini
A delicious blend of shrimp and salmon tossed in a creamy vodka and fresh dill sauce served over fettuccini
19.00 Small 13.50
Baked Lasagna
Seasoned ground beef, provolone and ricotta cheeses layered between lasagna noodles and topped with
mozzarella and fresh herbs 15.00
Seafood Alfredo
A dish created for the seafood lover. Fettuccini pasta tossed with shrimp, scallops, crab meat and smoked mussels in our homemade Alfredo sauce 24.00 Small 17.00
Spaghetti & Meatballs
All pasta entrées are served with a dinner salad and toasted garlic bread.
Salad may be substituted with one side
Char-Grilled Steaks
Filet Mignon
The most tender of all steaks. We carefully grill this 8-oz. cut as you like
24.00 Petite 17.00
New York Strip
(14-oz.) 23.00
Nicely marbled for tenderness and taste, this 14-oz. cut is grilled to your specification 22.00
French Cut Pork Chops
Bone in pork chops on a bed of mashed potatoes, finished in a brown mushroom sauce served with a dinner salad or a choice of one side 17.00
Surf & Turf
Choice of a 7-oz. New York Strip or a 5-oz. fillet mignon along with one of our crab cakes 24.00
Pork Porterhouse
Proud to serve Vintage Premium Natural Beef - 100% vegetarian diet - no added hormones - no antibiotics
House Specialties
Prime Rib Au Jus
Upon availability
Slow roasted and hand carved to your liking
Queen Cut 20.00
King Cut 25.00
Baby Back Ribs
Full Rack 22.00
Half Rack 15.00
Sautéed Mushrooms 1.50
Sautéed Onions .75
Crab Cake 8.00
Portobello Mushroom 3.00
Black Angus Burgers
Black Angus beef topped with your choice of cheese 7.50
Hawaiian Burger
Black Angus beef topped with smoked ham, grilled pineapple and Swiss cheese 9.50
Black & Bleu Burger
Black Angus beef topped with bacon, bleu cheese crumbles and Swiss cheese 9.50
Mushroom Swiss Burger
Black Angus beef topped with sautéed mushrooms and Swiss cheese 8.50
Sante Fe Burger
Black Angus beef topped with BBQ sauce, bacon, cheddar cheese and frizzled onions 9.50
Mayapple Burger
Black Angus beef topped with bacon, sautéed mushrooms and cheddar cheese 9.00
Served with lettuce, tomato, onion, chips or coleslaw & a dill pickle.
Substitute french fries for 1.00 or onion rings for 2.50
Vegetarian Entrées
Penne Mediterranean
Penne pasta tossed with olive oil, kalamata olives, sun-dried tomatoes and red onions topped with feta cheese 14.00 Small 10.50
Eggplant Parmesan
Breaded eggplant strips topped with marinara sauce and melted mozzarella cheese atop spaghetti.
Served with a dinner salad 13.00
Baked Ravioli
Cheese stuffed ravioli topped with our marinara sauce and mozzarella cheese 14.00
Fettuccini Alfredo
Fettuccini pasta tossed in our homemade alfredo sauce 13.00
Pasta Al Pesto
Your choice of pasta tossed in a creamy al pesto sauce 13.00
All pasta entrées are served with a dinner salad and toasted garlic bread.
Salad may be substituted with one side
Sandwich Specialties
Crab Cake Sandwich
One of our crab cakes served on a kaiser roll 13.00
Filet Mignon Sandwich
A 5-oz. chargrilled filet mignon grilled to your liking on a toasted English muffin 12.00
Haddock Fillet Sandwich
Fried haddock fillet on a kaiser roll 7.50
Portobello Sandwich
Large portobello mushroom cap marinated in balsamic vinaigrette and grilled, topped with tomato, melted mozzarella cheese and fresh basil 8.50
Ham Sandwich
Baked Virginia ham with your choice of cheese and bread 6.50
Turkey Sandwich
Mesquite smoked turkey with your choice of cheese and bread 6.50
The Reuben
Premium quality corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut and Thousand Island dressing on grilled rye bread 9.00
Smoked turkey, Swiss cheese, cole slaw and Thousand Island dressing on grilled marble rye bread 9.00
Ham Club
Ham sandwich topped with BLT. Served on your choice of bread 9.00
Turkey Club
Turkey sandwich topped with BLT. Served on your choice of bread 9.00
Served with lettuce, tomato, onion, chips or coleslaw & a dill pickle
Substitute French fries for 1.00 or onion rings for 2.50
Chicken Choices
Mayapple Chicken
Grilled chicken breast topped with bacon and cheddar cheese 9.00
Cajun Chicken
Blackened chicken breast topped with bacon, bleu cheese crumbles and Swiss cheese 9.00
Buffalo Chicken Sandwich
Breaded chicken fillet, deep-fried, tossed in Buffalo sauce served on a kaiser roll or a wrap with shredded crispy iceberg lettuce, red onions and tomato 8.50
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Following a lengthy drought of MMA in Ontario, and gyms full of fighters with no place to display their skills, a gentleman named Neil Forester has arrived with Substance Cage Combat.
Forester (Twitter: @NeilForester) is the owner of Grants MMA n Toronto, Ontario, therefore, it's evident he has a passion for martial arts. When the Score Fighting Series existed, Ontario's only MMA organization until closing in January, Forester would frequent their events and enjoy viewing some of the province's premier combatants do battle. However, once SFS was no more, Forester was left with no choice other than to take matters into his own hands and create SCC.
Substance Cage Combat 1 takes place June 29 at the George Bell Arena in Toronto, Ontario. Planning the promotion's debut show was a lot more difficult than Forester thought, he said. Taking on the role of promoter is a hat that Forester is used to wearing, just not in the MMA realm.
"I put on produce about 300 events a year across Canada," Forester told Jason Kelly on MMA DieHards Radio on the MMA DieHards Radio Network. "I do concerts, I do corporate events, so I've got an events background. That's what I do. When they sanctioned (MMA) in Ontario a couple years ago I was very interested. I had a few meetings with some interested sponsors and partners, but because everyone set out the gate to do fights, I just kind of said, you know what? I'll just sit back and let the dust settle and see where we're at in a couple of years. I didn't want to say anything publically, which is everyone would put on a card and everyone would lose money and there would be nowhere for anyone to fight, and I'm kind of right. That's kind of when I said, there's a void in the market and let's try to capitalize on it now."
Forster waited a couple months to see if anyone was intent on claiming Ontario as their new market and producing an MMA promotion. After realizing there were no signs of that happening, Forester made the decision to create Substance Cage Combat.
Having UFC welterweight Sean Pierson, who trains at Grants MMA, as a matchmaker was a significant component to structuring SCC 1. With Pierson's help, and having combatants from Grants MMA filling out half the card, Forester assumed it would be simple to complete the other portion of the event, but that changed before the matches were finalized. Injuries, the Ontario Athletic Commission and competitors unable to get licensed caused for multiple opponent changes and scrapped bouts.
Though, Forester had some beneficial people in his circle to rely on when building SCC 1, that didn't stop him from attempting to garner employees from the debunked Score Fighting Series.
"I had spoken with their matchmaker, Alex Caporicci," Forester said. "He was going to originally match make for us, however, financially I just couldn't afford to pay him what he's worth and what he deserves. We're a small, start-up card, our venue holds a thousand people, were charging $35 and $45, there's really no money being made, and I had to be very cautious on my budget and not overspend."
Forester was not only looking to draw talent and staff from SFS, but also looked for direction from the head of operations in the former Ontario-based organization.
"(SFS promoter) Brendan Fyfe and I have always been friends," Forester said. "We worked together for years. I helped him out a lot with the Score Fighting Series, so he's been very helpful in giving me advice. I probably speak to him once a week, or once every two weeks, for advice and guidance."
Along with finding competitors for an MMA event, Forester also required all the essential equipment for fight night. His initial plan was to borrow a cage from friends in Quebec, but a call from Para Bellum MMA in Oakville, Ontario (30 minutes from Toronto) led to Forester using a hexagon the gym owned that was already approved by the commission.
And when it came time to select a venue to place that hexagon in, Forester was really given a tough task.
"I definitely didn't want a space that's too big," Forester said. "Our original venue was for 800 people and it was standing room only. It's a venue I do a lot of concerts at, however, the commission didn't feel it was a safe environment for a fight card to do a standing room only fight. That was a really big, big challenge. I sourced a lot of locations, a lot of venues; I spent a lot of time. I can say for two or three months I just kept sourcing different locations trying to find the right venue, the right geographical location."
Eventually, Forester found the perfect platform to hold the inaugural SCC event. George Bell Arena seats approximately 1,200 people, but with the cage and other objects needed to hold an MMA event, the venue will host 1,000 spectators for SCC 1.
Nonetheless, the card materialized, the bouts are finalized and SCC 1 is ready to make its splash in the MMA world. The six-fight card gets underway at 7pm ET and the dry spell of MMA in Ontario will be over.
For this, Mr. Forester, the province thanks you.


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The Hibbing Bluejackets caught the shorthanded Bemidji High wrestling team flat Thursday night and handed Bemidji a 61-13 setback at Hibbing.
Bemidji went into the match with Colton Doty sidelined with a separated shoulder, Drew Peterson ill and withheld Dale Norton to preserve his match count for later in the year.
It also forfeited three weights.
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- 6 chopped apples, or slices (6 apples)
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Congratulations to Orofino's 2010 Junior Miss winners (l to r) second runner-up Ashley Shrader; Junior Miss Katie Nemeth; and first runner-up Myrissa Wolfe. The program was held Saturday, March 13, at Orofino High School. Winners in other categories were: Katie Nemeth for Fitness; Ashley Shrader for Talent; Myrissa Wolfe in Self Expression; Katie Nemeth in the Interview category; Ashley Shrader in Be Your Best Self; and Myrissa Wolfe in the Spirit of Junior Miss category. Katie Nemeth, the daughter of Paul and Rita Nemeth, received a $750 scholarship. Myrissa Wolfe, daughter of Michael Wolfe and Kelli Rosellini, won a $400 scholarship. Ashley Schrader, daughter of Shannon and Diana Schrader, was awarded a $250 scholarship.
Jeff Jones, Master of Ceremonies and long-time committee member to Orofino's Junior Miss winners, was honored Saturday at the Junior Miss program at Orofino High School. Jeff was warmly honored for over 30 years of service, and is now retiring from that role. His sense of humor, graciousness, and ease in the roll will be missed.
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The Forget-Me-Nots (contestants from prior years' programs) dance during the Junior Miss 2010 program.
The 2010 contestants and their escorts.
2009 Junior Miss Lindsey Staley congratulates Katie Nemeth, the newly crowned 2010 Junior Miss.
The opening number. This year's theme was "What's Up With Junior Miss?"
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After a severe kidney injury suffered during the jamboree game in August, Boyette returned to the field in week 6 to take on the Carroll Academy Rebels.
"I was a little nervous to get out there, but I was pumped and ready to go," Boyette said.
In his first official game in his final season for the Stars, Boyette finished with seven tackles from his cornerback position. At wide receiver, he caught a touchdown pass in the third quarter as the Stars defeated the Rebels 38-0 in Carrollton.
In the Stars August 16 jamboree matchup against Clarksdale Lee, Boyette went in for a tackle and was hit in the lower back by a player. What he remembers from that night was only the pain.
"I was really hurting," Boyette said. "It even hurts me to think about how bad it was hurting."
Boyette was taken by ambulance to a Clarksdale hospital and later airlifted to the University Medical Center in Jackson.
Doctors diagnosed Boyette with a lacerated kidney and spleen, according to head coach and father Joe Boyette, was bleeding internally at the Jackson hospital.
"It didn't look good at all for some time," Joe Boyette said. "But one thing I do know is that he didn't give up and said he wanted to come back to the field."
When the Stars celebrated "Meet The Stars" night prior to the football season, Boyette was given a standing ovation when his name was announced. Boyette did not walk but was pushed in a wheelchair by teammate Bailey Lott. At the start of the football season, a matchup between the J.Z. George Jaguars, Boyette said the pain in his back was gone, but the pain in his heart was heavier.
"I really wanted to be on the field," Boyette said. "My teammates and classmates were all very thoughtful to me, and some of them even visited me in the hospital. I remember telling them that I would return."
Last week, doctors told Joe Boyette that the chances of Lane getting injured in football is the same as any other kid on the field and cleared him to return.
"He was jumping and running in the parking lot, and he was ready to play," Joe Boyette said.
Lane Boyette said his prayers were answered, and he couldn't wait to get back to the field.
"I prayed all the time," Boyette said. "When we got to Carrollton, my heart was pumping really fast."
Joe Boyette said he kept a watch on Lane out of the corner of his eye, and when he saw him assist in a few tackles and finally make a couple of solo tackles, he knew he'd be fine.
"Look, Lane's a competitor" Joe Boyette said. "Now as a dad, I was a little nervous, but I had to put that aside."
Boyette and the Winona Christian Stars will return to Winona in their final home game Friday night when they take on DeSoto on Senior Night.


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Mt. Wilson has one of the best-looking rock faces that I have ever seen. Combination of steep walls, massive buttresses and multicolored bands of sandstone compliment each other in such a way that makes this particular peak look like a cathedral from a sci-fi movie. Inti Watana (12 pitch 5.10+) linked with the top of the Resolution Arête (24 pitch 5.11+ when climbed in full) seemed like a very aesthetic link up and a fun climb of high quality. After my partner sprained his ankle I thought my dream to climb Wilson would have to wait till next year, but the Internet came to rescue! One of my facebook friends Wayne (thanks a lot by the way!!!) passed my number to Lisa. She was looking for a partner and seemed excited about Inti Watana. It did not take much convincing to get her excited about linking it up to the last six pitches of Resolution Arête. I was a little nervous when she said the longest route she has climbed was 11 pitches. Grade V with a stranger…sounds like a great idea! This time I was in the luck, she moved so fast on the approach, the climb and through the descent that it seemed like she has been crushing grade Vs for years!
Mt. Wilson and I. Decide for yourself which face is more BAD ASS! :) #SHITZABOUTTOGETREALBRO |
Some Big Horns around Calico Basin |
A climber from PNW on Birdland (5.7). # EPICPITCHBROSEF |
Roof high on Inti Watana. Looks hard, but in reality goes at 5.9 with huge jugs |
Warming up on Atoman (5.10a). Sweet but short. |
Crushing the gnar on Yin and Yang (5.11a) |
Having a good time on Birdland (my active rest day) |
Mark is a big Marilyn Manson fan |
Rest was the logical thing to do since forecast for Wednesday was showing rain anyway. However, Mark's ankle felt a bit better and he wanted to try it on something easy. We decided to wake up early and run up Birdland, a 5 pitch 5.7+. It was a perfect choice for a rainy day. We met a few cool climbers from PNW and had a good time talking and snapping photos. Mark and I managed to finish our climb and get down to the ground before the storm hit. We were back at the hotel by noon.
"That pinnacle looks a little less intimidating!" |
This is the BAD ASS face I was talking about earlier |
Some boulder got in my way on the approach. He was more messed up than me. Covered in blood after I was done with him :) |
Lisa tunneling through the final chock stone on the approach. |
Thursday was the big day. With numerous people complaining about the approach being burly we were planning to start it by 6 am. As a LV neophyte I got a little lost on my way to pick up Lisa and we ended up starting the approach close to 7. Not a huge deal, but both of us wanted to avoid the shiver bivy on top of the peak, which was a real possibility if the route took us longer than we anticipated. We found the approach to be fairly well traveled and easy to find. Even though I banged my shin on a boulder and lost some blood, we got the approach done in just under two hours.
Inti Watana tops out on the giant buttress that overhangs above |
Lisa warming her hands on P 1 or 2 |
Cool rock on route |
I guess I ran it out a little here. But look at that crack! |
The crux of the route ended up in the first few pitches. First was a 5.10 and second is supposedly 5.10+ per guidebook. The rock was soooo cold that we had to find stances after every 20 ft of climbing and do our best to warm up our hands. I don't think it was that cold when I climbed the Third Pillar of Dana in winter a few years back. Or maybe these are the signs of me turning into a cragger?! : / Due to cold temps the first two pitches went slow and I pitched them out,. After that I was able to link 3rd with 4th, 5th with 6th, 7th with 8th, 9th with 10th and 11th with 12th pitch of Inti Watana, using a 70M rope. The climbing was great and since the middle section of the route is less sustained, we were able to move fast. The difficulties of the route kept the climbing fun, but not difficult enough to make things desperate. There were several memorable pitches, including the S crack and a pitch with a giant roof which goes at 5.9 on huge jugs. However, my favorite pitches were the last few. The angle kicks up to slightly overhanging, the climbing becomes a little more sustained, but stays fun and on positive holds. As you climb closer to the final belay station you have to get over the last crux, a 5.10c roof. As you belay the last pitch of the climb you see the whole route beneath you. Not only the temperatures reminded me of the Third Pillar, the exposure and position makes Inti Watana a must do classic! This day I felt fairly rested and did not have trouble with climbing the route clean. Aside from Arctic temps and annoying wind, the climbing was pure joy.
Not a bad view |
Lisa crushing the last pitch on Inti Watana. Exposure here is great. |
Lisa happy on top of Inti Watana. Still quite a bit of rock left to climb. |
View from Resolution Arete |
Cool class two walkway high on Mt. Wilson |
Upper pitches of the Resolution Arête were not as interesting as Inti Watana's but I was glad we have continued to the top. There were a few interesting sections and it allowed us to see and understand the geography of the mountain in greater detail. The route finding on the upper pitches is the biggest challenge, and arguably, I ended up doing the hardest moves I had to perform all day here. First was when I took an overhanging wide crack to get up the first giant leaning block (below the 5.8 offwidth – which protects well with a BD #3 and a BD#4 cam that I ended up not placing here at all – the climbing was fairly secure). Second hard move was when we started to simul climb after the giant pine tree which marks the end of sustained climbing. Without much description of what route to follow I went up a ways than saw two wide corners that seemed direct. I protected the first with a BD # 4 cam and left it behind. When I got to the next corner I had to pretty much solo a difficult offwidth. It was about 20 ft tall and I was confident that there would be something big to grab once I reach the top. To my surprise, I found nothing of value, just a giant block that moved towards me when I grabbed it. Moving the block back with my left and changing my diapers with the other hand, I came up with some way to climb the corner. Even though I was blaming Yosemite for not having much overhanging face climbing earlier in the trip, I was glad the Valley taught me to get up wide cracks. I belayed Lisa on top of the offwidth and we unroped a few feet further when we realized the climbing transitioned into second class walking.
Top of Mt. Wilson |
Lisa on top of Wilson |
Both of us on the summit |
Descent from Wilson was actually quite enjoyable |
We hiked to the summit proper, had a few bites of food and continued down with plenty of sunlight left in the day. There was not even a chance for a freezing bivy. We had so much daylight that I think we could have climbed the mountain twice if we wanted to. When we got back to the car without needing to use the headlamps all day, we ate more food and complimented each other on the job well done. Having an amazing time on Mt. Wilson with Lisa and climbing a few good pitches with Weston a few days prior made the trip even more fun than I expected. It reminded me that forming new friendships and sharing experiences with people that we would not have met otherwise is just a small part of why I got addicted to climbing.
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Duchess's 'slip' prompts speculation royal baby is a girl
LONDON (CNN) — British newspapers are abuzz with speculation that Prince William's pregnant wife Catherine is expecting a girl after a member of the public reported hearing what seemed to be a hint that a daughter is on the way.
The Duchess of Cambridge was talking to members of the public on a visit to the coastal town of Grimsby, in northeast England, on Tuesday when the apparent slip of the tongue was made.
Sandra Cook, 67, said "The lady next to me gave her a teddy bear and I distinctly heard her say: 'Thank you, I will take that for my d...' Then she stopped herself.
"I said to her: 'You were going to say daughter weren't you?' She said: 'No, we don't know'. I said: 'Oh I think you do', to which she said: 'We're not telling'."


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sometimes you just feel tired.You feel weak. And when you feel weak, you feel like you wanna just give up. But you gotta search within you,gotta find that inner strength and just pull that sh*t out of you, and get that motivation to not give up, and not be a quiter, no matter how bad you wanna just fall flat on your face and collapse.
[Verse #1:]
Till I collapse I'm spillin` these raps, long as you feel `em
Till the day that I drop you'll never say that I'm not killing `em
Cause when I am not then I am stop pennin them
And I am not hip-hop and I'm just not Eminem.
Subliminal thoughts, when I'ma stop sending them. Women are caught in webs, spin `em and hoch venom .
Adrenalin shots of penicillin could not get the illing to stop. Amoxacilin`s just not real enough.
The criminal cop killing hip-hop feeling a minimal swap to cop millions of Pac listeners.
Your coming with me, feel it or not, you're gonna fear it like I showed you the spirit of God lives in us.
You hear it a lot, lyrics that shock. Is it a miracle or am I just product of pop fizzing up?
Fa shizzle my wizzle this is the plot, listen up... You bizzles forgot slizzl does not give a f**k!.
[Chorus - NateDogg]
Till the roof comes off, till the lights go out
Till my legs give out, cant shut my mouth.
Till the smoke clears out, am I high? perhaps...
Ima rip this sh*t till my bone collapse.
Till the roof comes off, till the lights go out
Till my legs give out, can`t shut my mouth.
Till the smoke clears out, am I high? perhaps...
Ima rip this sh*t till my bone collapse.
[Verse #2:]
Music is like magic there's a certain feeling you get when you real
and you spit and people are feeling your sh*t.
This is your moment and every single minute you spend tryin to hold on to it cause you may never get it again.
So while you're in it try to get as much sh*t as you can
and when your run is over just admit when it`s at its end.
Cause I'm at the end of my wits with half the sh*t that gets in.
I got a list here's the order of my list that it's in
It goes, Reggie, Jay-Z, Tupac and Biggie, Andre from Outkast, Jada, Kurupt, Nas and then me. But in this industry I'm the cause of a lot of envy
so when I'm not put on this list the sh*t does not offend me.
That's why you see me walk around like nothing's bothering me.
Even though half you people got a f**kin problem with me.
You hate it but you know respect you got to give me
The press`s wet dream like Bobby and Whitney Nate hit me.
[Chorus - NateDogg]
[Verse #3:]
Soon as a verse starts I eat at MC's heart
what is he thinking, how not to go against me, smart
And it`s absurd, how people hang on every word.
I'll probably never get the props I feel I ever deserve
But I'll never be served, my spot is forever reserved
If I ever leave earth that would be the death of me first.
Cause in my heart of hearts I know nothing could ever be worse.
That's why I'm clever when I put together every verse
My thoughts are sporadic, I act like I'm a addict
I rap like I'm addicted to smack like I'm Kim Mathers.
But I don't want to go forth and back in constant battles
The fact is I would rather sit back and bomb some rappers.
So this is like a full blown attack I'm launching at them
The track is on some battleing rap who wants some static
Cause I don't really think that the fact that I'm Slim matters
A plaque and platinum status is wack if I'm not the baddest.
[Chorus - NateDogg]
[Eminem & Natedogg Echo:]
Until the roof (until the roof)
The roof comes off (the roof comes off)
Until my legs (until my legs)
give out from underneath me
I,I will not fall,
I will stand tall,
Feels like no one could beat me.
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You can't call this unexpected. When Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen was suspended five games by his team for proclaiming his love and admiration for Fidel Castro in a town full of Cuban exiles, the ardent radicals at the Daily Kos would object.
In an article titled "Ozzie Got Screwed," The writer going by the handle "Agnostic" of "The Church of Ineffable Stupidity" threw his "WTF" hat into the air:
First, let's think about what Ozzie really said.
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Promising, but far from perfect
Send multimedia files to friends or to your social networks in bundles of five with this promising app that's far from perfect.
vPost's free-to-try application aggregates your multimedia into one interface and makes it easier to share and post online. You'll be able to attach up to five separate media files--up to 1.5MB--including audio and video clips, photos, text notes, and files stored on your internal memory or SD card. That makes it a contender for serious sharing and social networking junkies, especially with convenience tools like the Favorite button, which lets you automatically route a multimedia bundle in a click to a preset e-mail address (including the CC and BCC lines, you can squeeze out three). There's also the ability to update social networks by e-mailing a message to multiple e-mail addresses such as your Facebook, Picasa, Blogger, Utterli, and Wordpress upload addresses.
If it seems a little ridiculous to pay for the privilege of e-mailing your own multimedia to your own social networks instead of uploading them through a convenient widget, you could hold out for the customizable social networking widgets that are on the agenda for a future release. However, even without them, there are enough helpful tools to stay interested. vPost's integration with the BlackBerry's calendar and e-mail make it possible to respond to a meeting or reply to an e-mail in your in-box using a vPost voice note or image. In addition, if your BlackBerry has GPS capabilities, you'll be able to let others chart and map your location--potentially useful if you're posting from a party.
While the integration, hot keys, and convenience of being able to create and share multimedia clips in one place speak well of the new app, vPost's drawbacks make it hard to recommend for all but the most hardcore media-sharers and bloggers. Still, this is one app we'll keep an eye on as it develops, and the two-week trial gives you time to decide if vPost can turn you into an efficient multimedia maven.


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Noah's Landing Pet Services: Behavior Classes
Puppy Kindergarten
Give your puppy an excellent start and gain new insight into your puppy's behavior!
Puppies should stay with their mothers until at least 8-9 weeks of age. Proper socialization between the ages of 8-14 weeks is essential for a well-rounded, well-mannered and happy adult dog. Well trained and socialized dogs have more fun! They get to go more places with you, do more with you, and don't have to be put away when company comes over.
The Academy for Obedient Paws offers classes held at Noah's on Monday evenings. Classes are based on positive reinforcement training methods and include a copy of The Puppy Primer by Patricia McConnell.
Puppy classes begin with time for puppies to play together and socialize. They also work on desensitization with objects the puppy may encounter in his /her life. Basic obedience such as sit, stay, down, leave it, drop it, and come are presented. Problem prevention topics are discussed, including house training, crate training , chewing, nipping, and jumping.
This is a hands on class that everyone in the family is invited to attend. For more information please call 574-536-4334 and talk with Tracy or Jena at 574-875-0814.
Problem Behaviors and Behavior Treatment
The doctors at Noah's Landing are committed to strengthening the human-animal bond. This bond can easily be broken or damaged when a pet's behavior, such as biting, or eliminating in the house, interferes with your love for your pet.
We use methods based on scientific principles and positive reinforcement to focus on changing and improving the problem, instead of just masking or creating a new one.
We offer in depth behavior counseling and may recommend that you work with a specific trainer after a diagnosis and treatment plan are reached.
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The threat of King Kong and Godzilla joining forces to thrash American cities may be little to none. However, America's infrastructure is under attack by a more timid, yet persistent foe: time.
It is estimated that one in every nine bridges in the U.S. are classified as "structurally deficient." Although this classification doesn't mean these bridges are going to collapse come the next gentle breeze, they are in significant need of maintenance, rehabilitation or replacement. The Transportation Reauthorization Act, a bill that can provide additional funds to help solve this precarious problem, is slowly trickling through the notoriously deadlocked 112th Congress. It seems appropriate to quote the famous Schoolhouse Rock song, "I'm just a bill, yes I'm only a bill, and I'm sitting here on Capitol Hill." Unfortunately, this bill has been sitting on the legislature's steps for more than two years waiting for its acceptance.
As would be expected, structurally deficient metropolitan bridges in densely populated areas carry the most traffic, which in turn can lead to more severe consequences. According to a recent report released by Transportation for America, 75 percent of all passengers that cross deficient bridges are located in metropolitan areas. Reading about places with highly deteriorated bridges made us wonder if these places had high transportation costs as well. Here's what we found:
Top of the list in number of deficient bridges is the metropolitan area of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, this "City of Bridges" isn't living up to its namesake, with more than 30 percent of the bridges in the region classified as "structurally deficient."
Even with the Transportation Reauthorization Act's slow crawl toward approval, drivers may be seeing more roads and bridges under repair as state agencies struggle to keep crucial infrastructure safe and operational. Let's see how much a typical family that traverses these bridges frequently can expect to spend on transportation costs per month.
Residents in Mt. Oliver, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Pittsburgh, can expect to pay around $668/month on transportation. Why pay more money to travel by driving if you're going to be delayed by road repairs? To reduce transportation costs, travelers can utilize the PAT mass transit system. With over 800 buses and five miles of light rail, it covers a rather extensive area of the region. Pittsburgh also has a strong biking community, with numerous bike paths that stem from the Three Rivers Heritage Trail along the riverside.
Tulsa, Oklahoma, is another city that has recently been highlighted in the recent report for the poor condition of their bridges. Tulsa ranked highest among the metropolitan areas with a population of 500,000 to 1 million, with 27.5 percent of its bridges rated deficient. In the metro area, an estimated 3,809,427 cars travel across structurally deficient bridges every day. Bridges in the entire state of Oklahoma have consistently been known for their poor conditions in the past. On average, Tulsa replaces about two bridges a year using state and federal funding that fluctuates around $450,000. The Transportation Reauthorization Act could provide the resources for more robust repair work.
Let's take a look at what residents in Parkview, a suburb of Tulsa, can expect to pay in transportation costs per month.
Even with some of the cheapest gas prices in the nation, transportation costs are comparatively high in this part of the city. Less concentrated public transportation and relatively long travel distances make these costs higher. To reduce some of the costs associated with travel, residents in this area can utilize two Tulsa Transit System bus lines that go directly into the city. Although walking may be out of the question for some longer trips, a warm climate allows bikers to pedal on for much of the year.
Be on the lookout for road and bridge repairs in your upcoming travels. They may be slowing your smooth cruise, but they're a necessary component to keeping you safe on the road. During periods of road repairs, you can consider trying new methods of getting around to lower your transportation costs. Are you in an area with a high number of structurally deficient bridges? How do you plan to manage upcoming repairs and delays?


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Give them poise, confidence and strength. Help children develop balance, coordination and self-esteem. Robinson's Taekwondo martial arts training provides healthy fitness, enhances positive attitudes and self-discipline while improving academic performance.
While self-defense is often the first thought, martial arts training creates positive values that result in skills critical to achievement in all aspects of life. Challenging and fun, Taekwondo training creates greater opportunity for your child's successful future.
By embodying these principles in our children's classes, the Robinson's Taekwondo Team has made a strong commitment to today's youth. Our carefully designed programs for children of all ages will improve your child's performance in other sports as well as improving study habits and increasing overall concentration. Knowing Taekwondo self-defense also helps children avoid conflict because they have the courage and confidence to walk away knowing they can defend themselves if they really have to.


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I lost my contact today during rehearsal. We were learning part of the Act II scene when Swanhilda pretends to be the Coppélia doll and generally wrecks havoc with Dr. Coppélius. Blink, blink, blinkblinkblinkblinkblink, goes the choreography, so blinkblinkblink I go. Then I try not to move my eyes at all afterwards, at least until Dr. Coppélius turns to consult his book of spells.
As I tried to stare as innocently as possible straight ahead, my eyes grew drier, drier. Then my contact fell out, and I had to stop the doll imitations to pop it back in. Besides losing my contacts, Coppélia rehearsals are going smoothly. I am having the time of my life with all the acting. My feet, however, have told me I am not to wear anything but Danskos or tennis shoes. The weather is beautiful outside, so you end up with an odd outfit like this:
Oh well. Whatever keeps my feet happy! They aren't too bad right now.