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Description: The Rho Chi Society, pharmacy's academic honor society, encourages and recognizes excellence in intellectual achievement and fosters fellowship among its members. The Rho Chi Society promotes a universal recognition of members as lifelong pharmacy leaders. The fundamental objective of Rho Chi has always been to promote intellectual excellence and the advancement of the pharmaceutical sciences through the encouragement and recognition of sound scholarship and critical inquiry.
Membership requirements: Students must rank in the top 20 percent of their class to be eligible for membership in Rho Chi. After the selection process, new members are then inducted in the Spring Semester of their P2 Year, after completing one-half of the required professional didactic courses. The cost is $85 for a lifetime membership.
Membership Census: Top 20% of each class by GPA
Officers (2014-2015):
Marina Maes (P3)
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Lindsay Case (P3)
Briana Carroll (P3)
Audra Littlewood (P3)
Faculty Advisor:
Peter J. Rice, PharmD, PhD
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February 24, 2012
Photo by Elaine Rackley: Henry County Superior Court Judge Brian Amero (right) has implemented the county's first Parental Accountability Court. Amero held a "Kick-off" event, Thursday. Malvin Sutton, of the county's Child Support Services office (left), attended the event.
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Henry County Superior Court Judge Brian Amero has announced the implementation of a Parental Accountability Court, whose mission is to get fathers to meet their child support obligations.
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RUTLAND - On Jan. 3, the Rutland City Fire Department responded to a structure fire at the home of Alphonse Coccia, age 66, of 44 Forrest St. around 2:58 p.m. The fire department requested the Vermont State Police and the Division of Fire Safety to conduct an investigation into the cause of this fire. This origin and cause investigation was conducted on Jan. 5.
Investigation showed that the area of origin of this fire was within the ceiling and floor space between the first and second floor toward the front quarter of the structure. This fire then traveled void spaces in the construction through the walls and into several rooms and the roof area.
The exact point of origin and cause could not be determined due to the structural instability within this area of the building because of a partial collapse of the roof and second floor. The fire is classified as undetermined at this time with a likely cause being and electrical incident within the ceiling/floor void or pyrolysis of combustible materials within this area due to heating devices in the same void space. No suspicious circumstances were found at this time. No injuries were reported.
The structure is considered a total loss with damage estimated to be in excess of $400,000. Numerous families were left homeless after this incident.
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From DESY: "Negotiations for CTA northern site to start"
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Proposed Cherenkov Telescope Array for hunting Gamma Rays
On 26 March 2015, the partner countries of Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA) have decided to start negotiations for the location of the telescope array in the northern hemisphere. At a meeting in Heidelberg representatives of ministries and funding agencies have decided to begin negotiations with Spain for a possible location on La Palma and Mexico for one in San Pedro Mártir. Another candidate site in Arizona (USA) is considered as a possible back-up site.
"I appreciate that we have successfully chosen the northern candidate sites with whom we would like to start negotiations as soon as possible," said Beatrix Vierkorn-Rudolph from the German Federal Ministry of Research and Education, chair of the CTA Resource Board, after the decision of the voting members representing Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Poland, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland and the UK. After negotiations, the Board will select the final site in November 2015. In regards to the southern hemisphere site, negotiations with the candidates Namibia and Chile are progressing and are expected to end in August 2015. Christian Stegmann from DESY added: "I'm very much looking forward to the final site decisions later this year; scientists worldwide are eager to see CTA advancing towards implementation."
Currently in its pre-construction phase, determining the northern and southern hemisphere sites will be a critical step towards the realization of the Cherenkov Telescope Array. "I'm looking forward to converging on final designs for the telescope arrays now that negotiations will start with specific locations in mind," said Christopher Townsley, CTA project manager. Following the site selection, the project will move forward with construction of the first telescopes on site planned for 2016.
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Pork Tenderloin With Fresh Plum Sauce
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|Vegetable oil
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|Minced garlic
|1 Tablespoon
|Fresh ginger
|1 Tablespoon, grated or minced
|Minced jalapeno chili pepper
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Pound, cut into halves, pitted, chopped
|Sliced green onions
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (With Tops)
|Firmly packed dark brown sugar
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (To Taste)
|Soy sauce
|2 Tablespoon
|Seasoned rice vinegar/Apple cider vinegar
|2 Tablespoon
|Chopped fresh cilantro
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Oriental sesame oil
|3 Tablespoon
|Pork tenderloin
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|To Taste
|Black pepper
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Prepare Fresh Plum Sauce. Heat oil in a medium saucepan.
Add garlic, ginger and chili pepper; saute, stirring, about 1 minute.
Add all remaining ingredients except cilantro.
Simmer 15 minutes, stirring frequently, until mixture has a chunky, sauce like texture.
Adjust flavors to taste.
Remove from heat and cool to room temperature.
Stir in cilantro.
Rub sesame oil into pork.
Season generously with salt and pepper.
Oil hot grid to help prevent sticking.
Grill pork, on a covered grill, over medium Kingsford briquets, 18 to 25 minutes until a meat thermometer inserted in the thickest part registers 155°F.
Let stand 5 to 10 minutes to allow the internal temperature to rise to 160°F before slicing.
Slice and serve with sauce.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Main Dish
Preparation Time:10 Minutes
Cook Time:30 Minutes
Ready In:40 Minutes
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Shrimp Gumbo – Light and Gluten Free
A gluten-free dish with zip that's healthy and also easy to fix — that's a good one to pull out of the recipe box! The shrimp provides the low-fat protein, the vegetables add more flavor and nutrition, and the seasonings can be as peppy as you like. It's a light, filling dish for a gluten-free diet.
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New York Conservatory of Dance Celebrates 33rd Season With Free Dance Classes
New York Conservatory of Dance, the ballet studio that honed the talents of many of the country's icons of dance celebrates its 33rd Anniversary of teaching classic ballet on Saturday, October 2nd. To mark the occasion, the school will offer a day of free classes at their midtown studio (30 East 31st Street) on Saturday, October 2nd.
In the age of many contemporary styles of dance, NYCOD remains true to its traditional ballet roots -- combining both exemplary classic ballet training at an affordable dance class fee. The New York Conservatory of Dance, founded in 1977, focuses exclusively to teaching "classic ballet."
"It seems almost impossible to imagine that it's been 33 years since we opened the school --- the years have flown by. Thirty years ago my husband wrote, 'Dance which is now recognized as a major art, should be obligatory in every school curriculum. Aesthetically, it helps us to better understand sculpture, painting, drama, and music, for it contains all these art forms. In addition, dance is a coordination of movement and a discipline for the reflexes, which are so important to physical health and natural development of the mind'," stated NYCOD executive director Patricia Heyes Dokoudovky.
Founded in 1977 by Vladimir Dokoudovsky, New York Conservatory of Dance has been a Manhattan institution for classic ballet. For over thirty years, the school has offered classes to more than three thousand students - many of whom have gone on to successful theatrical careers. Elisa Monte, Liliane Montevecchi, Istvan Rabovsky, Valerie Harper, and Lesley Ann Warren are among the many who have studied with Vladimir Dokoudovsky.
Vladimir Dokoudovsky began his professional career in 1934 as a soloist for Opera De Monte Carlo. He was principal dancer with Colonel de Basil's Ballet Russes de Monte Carlo, and danced as a guest performer with the Danish Royal Ballet, as well as the National Polish Ballet. As a choreographer, he's worked with Ballet Arts, Des Moines Ballet and Kansas City Ballet. Before he opened New York Conservatory of Dance, Dokoudovsky taught at Carnegie Hall and American Ballet Theatre.
Patricia Heyes Dokoudovky danced with the Metropolitan Opera Ballet as a principal and soloist for over 20 years, beginning in 1960, dancing in such famed operas as La Traviata, Aida, and Faust, and the ballet, Les Sylphides, restaged by Alicia Markova. In 1977, she opened New York Conservatory of Dance with her husband Vladimir Dokoudovsky.
"In this economy, however, we need additional financial help to establish an endowment fund so as to keep our school open and available for future generations of dancers," continued Patricia Heyes Dokoudovky. "One thing is certain: God willing, we will keep on dancing!"
The Dokoudovsky New York Conservatory of Dance is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation and gratefully accepts donations and grants. Located at 30 East 31st Street, 2nd Floor (between Madison and Park Avenue South), The Conservatory can be reached at 212-725-2855 / E-mail: email@example.com
For those students interested in joining the celebration on Saturday, October 2nd, please call 212-725-2855 or email email@example.com for further details and to reserve a spot - space is limited!
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There will be a new GTA game soon. Maybe it'll be on PC. It has three characters, all of which are violent, sweary men. It has some improvements to the graphics. It's spent a lot on music and voice-acting. It has the same sort of gags as the last dozen GTA games/expansions, but with different words. It really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really wants to be a movie.
Here are three new trailers, cunningly combined into one, and focusing exclusively on the story rather than on what you get to do. With crushing, miserable inevitability, there is a strip club scene, because there is always a strip club scene. IGN or someone will have a shot-by-shot analysis any second now, but you can watch the plain old videos below if you really want to.
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Pivot's new gm Kent Rees is a serious Bob Dylan fan. We're talking HUGE. He's seen him more than 30 times and that number is likely to climb. Another little tidbit about Kent: He has a great toy collection in his office. Calling himself a "recovering creative," he says he still likes to have inspiration…
Sachi Ezura
November 3, 2014
Sachi Ezura, the new director of original programming at IFC, was born and raised in NYC. After graduating from Harvard with a degree in sociology, she chose to disappoint her parents by pursuing a career in comedy. She loves cats, '80s music and standing in the back of stand-up comedy shows–like the one pictured above…
Diana Rojas
October 30, 2014
Cablefax's own assistant marketing manager Diana Rojas is passionate about traveling. She's been to 16 countries on 4 continents–from horseback riding in Wales to going on a Safari in South Africa. "I have to say the most astounding and just jaw-dropping of them all was without a doubt going to Egypt. Seeing the pyramids of…
Pam Bertino
October 22, 2014
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Jason Jordon
October 16, 2014
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Eddie Dalva
October 6, 2014
Eddie Dalva, newly named evp of content and programming enterprises for Viacom Entertainment and Music Groups, is is not just into music for work. He can play the guitar himself, in fact. The pic above is of him strumming during the '90s. And check out this other throwback: a photo of him with Whitney and…
Deborah Rayner
September 12, 2014
Deborah Rayner was recently named Senior Vice President of International Newsgathering, TV and Digital for CNN. We asked her what she likes to do during her spare time. What followed was an epic nautical tale worthy of publishing in its entirety. In her own words: "Eighteen months ago, on holiday in the south of France,…
Marisa Levy
September 5, 2014
Marisa Levy, TLC's Vice President of Development, East Coast, lived abroad for seven years on various research and art fellowships after college, most notably in India, Vietnam, South Africa and the Netherlands. "As a result, I try to have an 'immersive' experience in every country I visit… which usually leads to wild stories." Just how…
Amy Maclean
September 2, 2014
For summer vacation this year, Cablefax Editor in Chief Amy Maclean wanted her 8-year-old and 3-year-old to experience the epic road trips of her youth. They drove from Maryland to Fort Worth, Texas, with several stops along the way. "We saw everything from the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis to…
Nora Zimmett
August 27, 2014
Nora Zimmett, the Weather Channel's new senior vice president of live programming, has been on many an adventure during her career as a reporter. This award-winning journalist (she landed an Emmy for her work on election coverage in 2012) has been embedded with the Colombian military as it burned down FARC coca labs in the…


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Jennifer Lopez may have fallen victim to her own fashion perfection. The "I Luh Ya Papi" singer looks so good, so often that a mere sidestep from absolute excellence registers as a swing and a miss.
Take this Azzedine Alaïa tank top styled with a Milly pencil skirt. The Bronx native's body looks slammin', per usual. The cut on the shirt and bottom are classic, which is always a smart choice. Killer pumps and smoking makeup complete the look, just like always. And yet we're kind of meh about the whole thing.
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Where is the bold color choice? Why isn't the skirt a little shorter? And doesn't that tank top belong on a way tanner man from the cast of Jersey Shore?
We're sorry J.Lo, but you've brought this way-too-critical judgement upon yourself! Now a look that few women in the world could wear feels boring because you've given us so much more. For that ridiculous reason, we say, "make it stop," and, "bring back the bling!"
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Set in 1950's Brooklyn, we follow Miller's protagonist, Eddie Carbone, as he endeavours to protect his niece, Catherine. Extremely proud of his Italian-American community and working class roots, Eddie's behaviour starts to become more obsessive, almost suffocating his ward and damaging his reputation within his home and workplace at the docks. Devoted wife Bea struggles to find a resolution to her husband's spiralling self destructive behaviour, quietly warning her niece to leave the family home. The arrival of two Italian immigrants - one of them making a play for Catherine's affections - means that Eddie has to unravel the blurred reality between family loyalty and his version of 'fatherhood.'
Hannah Clark's concrete set evokes the cold, harsh world that Eddie inhabits. Andy Smith's haunting sound effects and Ivan Stott's unforgiving jazz soundtrack are also extremely evocative as they provide the feeling that there is no easy way out for these characters.
Of the performers, Freya Copeland is excellent as Beatrice as she shoulders Eddie's pain and enables the audience to understand why she is loyal to him even when totally disagreeing with his actions. Catherine Kinsella is superb as a girl on the verge of womanhood, stunted by the undying, unhealthy love of her uncle. James Kristian and Craig Rogan bring humour and a looming sense of threat and discomfort to Eddie's all-encompassing world.
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The 2012 college basketball betting season starts on Friday night with the Barclays Center Classic, pitting the Kentucky Wildcats against the Maryland Terrapins at the brand new Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
Head Coach Mark Turgeon has a team that might be worth getting excited about this year in College Park. The key might be the fact that Dez Wells was ruled eligible for the Terrapins, and that's crucial for a man that was one of the best players on the Xavier Musketeers last year in spite of all of his off the court issues. Freshmen like Charles Mitchell and Seth Allen highlight a very talented recruiting class. There is a buzz about Shaquille Cleare, a huge center that should step in and contribute immediately. It's going to be a de facto home game for James Padgett, a Brooklyn boy that is going to be playing in front of his friends and family. Padgett averaged 8.8 points per game last year to go with 5.8 rebounds per game, and he is going to be expected to be a double-double type of player on a regular basis. The team is going to have to figure out how to replace Terrell Stoglin, who averaged 21.6 points per game a campaign ago.
Every single year, the story is the same for the Wildcats. They bring in a tremendously talented group of freshman, but they have to retool for losing so many other players. Anthony Davis, Doron Lamb, Terrence Jones, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Marquis Teague, and Darius Miller are all gone, and that leaves just a handful of men that are going to be returning. The man of the hour this year is going to be Nerlens Noel, who was the top recruit in the nation, is built just like Davis, and he is probably going to end up being one of the Top 5 picks in next year's NBA Draft. Archie Goodwin and Alex Poythress are going to be amongst the household names for this team. The only returner from last year's team that is clearly going to be a major focus for this year's club is Kyle Wiltjer, who is a force from the outside and is 6'10". Ryan Harrow will be the starting point guard, transferring in from the NC State Wolfpack.
The talent is here for the Wildcats for sure, but we're just not all that sure that it is going to translate into greatness right away. We say that every single year, and we know that we end up biting our lip every year as well, but matters might be tough in this one for Coach Cal and the Cats. We think they're figure out how to win, but this is a far too points to be giving a team that is young and hungry. Kentucky 75 – Maryland 71
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This thread is great and just what I was looking for. My unit was just replaced under warranty and the rebuild of my settings etc. Garmin suggested that I do not reuse my previous saved profiles - so i have had to reset my unit and BC and have forgotten much of the research I have done to learn it all... now I find this thank you and learn more.
Unit is a 650. Loaded with City NV, US Topo 24 and Canada Topo 24 (which is nicely routable)
1 - The Garmin tech told me that once a route is made in BC it will NOT reroute/recalculate when uploaded to the unit. Unless you breach the parameters of the unit - ie. number of viapoints or have a different map. It will not assume the settings on your unit. These settings are "set" in BC and attached to the route and will not change when adding the route to the unit. Or when navigating. The only changes occur if the unit recalculates during a trip and you can set it to not do that. This seems born out by my experience but the rep could have got me wrong...?
2 - Can you clarify as I forget now if this works - but - When following a route and needing to get off the route for gas etc. I have stopped navigating and dropped a waypoint at the turn off. Then I route to gas and if needed navigate back to that waypoint, (or follow my auto track) and then start routing again (on my original BC route) and the unit will pick up the route where I left off. This seems pretty simple and easier than stopping and editing a route.
3 - I created a 182km route using BS 4.1.1 using the route tool and then shaping it to my needs. The track conversion info gave me over 1800 points - and the unit handled that route fine. But I might be confusing the issue.
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| Hazmatt chapter 1 . 2/19
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| twlightbella chapter 1 . 2/5
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| sarahberah1121 chapter 1 . 9/4/2012
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| MusicAnimal chapter 1 . 12/26/2011
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| littlegirlgonemad chapter 1 . 9/25/2011
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| oknope chapter 1 . 8/2/2011
Cute. Very Cute. ;)
| Cathy-Gisela chapter 1 . 6/26/2011
super super cute. I wish i would know what her reaction to Kevin reading her secret notebook was. that would have been funny, but besides that everything else was super cute. loved it! thank you for writting this ff!
| GallifreyanBiochemist chapter 1 . 4/16/2011
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| Nikita Lann chapter 1 . 12/21/2010
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Really ) I've just really loved it. (I don't know if it's correct, I'm french, soo... my english is bad)
Anyway, That was a pleasure to read this OS. I were with Kevin, reading the article, and the last was a wonderful idea, in fact, all that was a wonderful idea. I think it could happen(ed ?) like you decribe it. After all, well, Jane was furious after him, and that is her style ... isn't ?
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| ValzBrownie chapter 1 . 12/14/2010
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| Jaded Baby Blues chapter 1 . 12/9/2010
Aww, it's adorable! So cute how Jane just went scribbled all those things in his articles. It just shows that Jane is very vulnerable and sensitive. She needs to be taken care of and I loved it when Kevin said that to her in the movie! They are so cute together! Good job!


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One for the Road (Cheers)
|"One for the Road"
|Cheers episode
Sam and Diane reunite and then part ways again after their flight is delayed.
|Episode no.
|Season 11
Episode 25
|Directed by
|James Burrows
|Written by
|Glen Charles
Les Charles
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|Original air date
|May 20, 1993
|Guest actors
"One for the Road" is the name of the final episode of the American television series Cheers. This episode serves as the 271st episode and the 25th episode of the eleventh season of Cheers. It first aired on NBC in Thursday, May 20, 1993, to an audience of approximately 42.4 million households in a 98 minute version, making it the second-highest-rated series finale of all time behind the series finale of M*A*S*H and the highest-rated episode of the 1992-1993 television season in the United States.[1][2] The 98 minute version was re-shown on Sunday, May 23, 1993, and an edited 90 minute version aired on Thursday, August 19, 1993.
In this finale, Sam Malone reunites with his former on-off love interest, Diane Chambers, after six years of separation. When they rekindle, Sam and Diane decide to move out of Boston and leave everyone and everything behind, including his friends. They have second thoughts about their relationship and part ways again. After his separation from Diane, Sam celebrates his reunion with his friends at the bar. Meanwhile, other characters experience changes in their lives. Rebecca Howe elopes with her boyfriend Don and quits managing the bar. Woody Boyd becomes an elected councilman and gives Norm Peterson a job. Cliff Clavin gets a promotion from his postal office.
The television series Cheers follows the fortunes and inter-relationships of a group of Bostonians who meet regularly at "Cheers", their local bar. Sam Malone (Ted Danson), a ladies' man, former baseball player, and bartender, and Diane Chambers (Shelley Long), a college graduate student and cocktail waitress, had had on-and-off relationships throughout first five seasons of Cheers (1982–1987) until Diane left Boston to pursue a writing career in the Season Five finale, "I Do, Adieu" (1987), making it Shelley Long's last contract appearance as Diane Chambers. Six years after the Season Five finale, the storyline of Sam and Diane is resurfaced by the special guest appearance of Shelley Long and then concluded during the third part of this episode.
During season 11 before the finale, there are many transformations. Woody Boyd (Woody Harrelson), another bartender at Cheers, is married to socialite Kelly Gaines (Jackie Swanson), expecting a child with her, and has been elected to the Boston City Council. Carla Tortelli (Rhea Perlman) has gone through husbands and flings and is currently a single mother. Norm Peterson (George Wendt) is still currently semi-unemployed. Cliff Clavin (John Ratzenberger) is still a postal carrier and living with his mother. Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) and Lilith Sternin (Bebe Neuwirth) face marital problems, including Lilith's affair with another man. After her failed relationships with rich men in the past, in the preceding episode, "The Guy Can't Help It" (1993), Rebecca Howe (Kirstie Alley), the manager of Cheers, and Don (Tom Berenger), a plumber, start dating each other. Meanwhile, Sam faces his sexual addiction and begins to attend group therapy.
Three hundred people attended the filming of the finale in Paramount Studios' Stage 25 in Los Angeles on Wednesday, March 31, 1993, from 7:20pm to 2:15am.[3] Due to Shelley Long's commitment to the CBS sitcom, Good Advice, the finale's bar scene ending was filmed without her on Wednesday, April 7, 1993,[4] after the penultimate episode "The Guy Can't Help It" was completely filmed on the same day.[3] However, the ending was concealed from the general public, especially the studio audience, until the original airing.[3] Before her special guest appearance in this episode, Shelley Long's reprisal appearance as Diane Chambers was rumored in 1989 when she appeared with Ted Danson at the premiere of one of his movies, Cousins. A spokesperson for Paramount Television denied these rumors.[5] Long appeared as herself for the 200th episode special in 1990, hosted by John McLaughlin, along with other surviving cast members at the time.[6]
United States President Bill Clinton was invited to be part of this finale, but he declined the offer.[7] Brandon Tartikoff, former executive of NBC and former chief of Paramount Studios, and Garry Trudeau, cartoonist of Doonesbury, appeared in the finale as uncredited bar extras.[4] Bob Broder, agent for the show's creators, also appeared uncredited as the "man" at the bar ending, who was told by Sam Malone that the bar is closed.[8]
This finale was massively promoted, including in the media, before the finale's initial airing. NBC executives expected a rating of 65 percent of total television households of 1993.[10] Sources from Madison Avenue estimated a Nielsen rating of 33–40s and a share of 50–70; one expected a rating of 37–38 and a share of 60.[11] Each 30-second commercial for the original broadcast cost $650,000; the total number of commercials that aired on the initial broadcast was 25 to 30.[12][13][note 1]
News programmes of NBC, such as Dateline NBC and Today, and NBC affiliates, such as of KNBC, discussed an upcoming airing of the finale, including on the day of the finale. KTLA, a Los Angeles station that re-ran Cheers, played a variation of the show's theme song, "Where Everybody Knows Your Name", during re-runs for one week before the finale. Entertainment Tonight covered blooper reels of Cheers during the week.[14] Ratings of episodes of Season 11 (1992–1993) were growing in the last several weeks prior to the finale.[11]
In April 1–4, 1993, the Times Mirror Center for the People and the Press (now Pew Research Center) surveyed 1,011 people on telephones. Sam Malone was voted a favorite of 26% and had 15% chance of a spin-off. Answering a question as to whom he should marry, 21% voted Diane Chambers, 19% voted Rebecca Howe, 48% voted Sam to stay single, and 12% had "no opinion" on this matter. Woody Boyd was voted a favorite of 18% and had 12% chance of a spin-off, and Norm Peterson was voted by 14% and had 10% chance of a spin-off.[15][16][note 2]
Newspapers, in ways, counted down the finale of Cheers. The Washington Post covered the background of Cheers.[17] Philadelphia Inquirer assured the future of Cheers after the end of the first-run broadcast.[18] Star Tribune published stories related to Cheers, including the following: local residents played trivia games that tribute to Cheers, including such characters as Cliff and Norm;[19] the future of Sam Malone, a fictional character, was addressed with presumptions.[20] Deseret News offered its readers to send their own fantasy endings of the finale (in 500 words or less) to the newspaper no later than May 3, 1993.[21]
This episode ran for 98 minutes, including commercials, at its original broadcast.[22] It reaired for and was trimmed down to 90 minutes in August 19, 1993.[23] In syndicated and online reruns, this episode was split into three parts, but the DVD release has the original, uncut version.
Diane Chambers, making her first appearance on the series after six years, appears on television, accepting an outstanding award for writing a television movie, surprising Sam. At night, Diane calls Sam by the bar's phone number to thank him for the congratulatory telegram that he sent earlier. Then Sam invites Diane to return to Boston, and she accepts, though Sam is not convinced. The next day, Diane arrives with her "husband" Reed (Mark Harelik), surprising Sam. Sam tries to involve Rebecca as his pretend wife, but Rebecca ends up accepting the plumber Don Santry's (Tom Berenger)[note a] proposal in front of others. Then Reed's partner, Kevin (Anthony Heald), arrives to confront him for "cheating" on him with Diane. After both couples left the scene, Sam and Diane come into terms to each other about having no family of their own. Diane admits to Sam that she failed to return to him for six months as promised in the episode "I Do, Adieu" (1987). In fact, her manuscript was rejected by publishers but then became a television movie, prompting her to stay in Los Angeles for greater success in six years. As she prepares to leave the city again, Sam stops Diane and convinces her to have another chance with him again.
The following day, Woody is now a councilman and then gives Norm a city job, Cliff is promoted, and Rebecca marries Don but secretly regrets it. Sam and Diane walk in and announce their engagement, but his friends disapprove. Having enough of their disapprovals and of years without a family, Sam leaves the bar with Diane. In the plane, Sam and Diane begin to reconsider their decisions to be together again. As the flight is delayed and returning to the airport, the pair amicably decide to peacefully part ways. Diane goes to another plane for Los Angeles. Then Sam returns to Cheers to see his friends again. While Sam and his gang celebrate the reunion by smoking cigars, Rebecca happily announces that Don has a job at the sewer department and leaves in excitement with tickets to their honeymoon trip. When rest of the gang head home, Norm stays behind and admits that he knew that Sam would return to Boston for his "one true love", saying: "You'll always come back to her."[note b] After Norm leaves, Sam ponders these words and then turns all lights off.
- ^a Tom Berenger's character Don Santry first appeared in the previous episode, "The Guy Can't Help It". Also, Berenger previously appeared with Kirstie Alley in the 1988 film Shoot to Kill.
- ^b Time magazine implied the bar was Sam's true love,[24] but Norm's comments are deemed by one TV critic as vague and ambiguous.[25]
This episode aired on NBC on May 20, 1993, at 9:22 p.m. instead of 9:30 p.m., a regular time for Cheers, as the episode was scheduled to run 98 minutes.[note 3] The overall Nielsen rating was 45.5 (approximately 42.4 million households), 64 or 62 share,[22][26][27] and amount of American viewership was either 80 million[28] or 93 million.[22][26][29]
The finale from 29 major markets resulted an overnight 46.7 Nielsen rating (22 million households) and 62 share.[30] In the Los Angeles area, the finale scored a 44.5 rating from Los Angeles (KNBC).[2] In the Minneapolis–St. Paul market (KARE), it scored a 54.8 rating and 72 share.[31] In New York City (WNBC), it scored a 45.6 rating.[32] In the Hartford–New Haven (WVIT) area, it scored a 48 rating and 63 share.[33] In Boston (WBZ-TV), where the series was fictionally set, it scored a 54.1 rating.[34]
The finale reran on Sunday, May 23, 1993, from 7:22pm to 9:00pm ET and received a Nielsen rating of 10.0; Cheers: Last Call! reran at 7:00pm and received 7.4 rating.[2][26] The finale reran again on Thursday, August 19, 1993, in a 90-minute format from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and received 9.4 rating.[23][35][36]
The retrospective, Cheers: Last Call!, hosted by Bob Costas, tributed 11 years of Cheers and aired on 9:00 p.m. before the 9:22 p.m. finale.[22][37] It received an overall 39.6 rating (36.9 million households); the Los Angeles rating was 40.0.[2]
I don't think we ever entertained that idea of Sam and Diane going off together. It seemed like [we'd be] going backwards a little. I'm not sure if that big of a portion of our audience would have been happy with it[.] [T]here were people who loved Shelley, but a lot of people liked Rebecca better, or thought Diane was bad for Sam, and so on.[38]
Reviews of this episode at the time of its initial broadcast were mixed. John J. O'Connor from The New York Times called this episode "overly long and uncharacteristically labored" and considered the originally-broadcast length of this episode "a miscalculation." Nevertheless, O'Connor wrote, "Things didn't turn absolutely soppy, but nearly."[12][39] Tony Scott from Daily Variety praised the writing, yet he found the finale "overly long" and the last 30 minutes "limping."[40] John Carman from San Francisco Chronicle "liked the finale" and "was choked up at the end"; nevertheless, he found Shelley Long's special guest performance "disappointing" and "cute pills" past "expiration date." Ann Hodges from Houston Chronicle "found the conclusion fitting" but was not sad about the series's cancellation.[41] One of readers' published letters from The Post-Standard pointed out this episode's omittance of Coach, one of original Cheers characters who died in 1985, and expressed disdain toward such omittance, even when the Geronimo picture was shown at the ending.[42]
The reviews in later years drew more attention, mostly positive. In 1998, A. J. Jacobs from Entertainment Weekly graded this finale a B+, called it "a satisfying nightcap" and "sharply written by [Charles brothers]," and considers its final moments "classy as a flute of chilled Cristal."[43] In 2006, Ron Geraci, author of the book The Bachelor Chronicles: A Dating Memoir, called it "raw and moving" and "significant."[44] In 2007, Dalton Ross from Entertainment Weekly called it one of his "Five Best (pre-Sopranos) Series Finales."[45] In 2007, Douglas Durden from Richmond Times-Dispatch named it her fifth most-favorite television finales of all-time.[46] In 2009, the A.V. Club ranked it No. 3 in "10 American TV Series with Satisfying Endings" of the book Inventory.[47] In 2010, Sharon Knolle from The Huffington Post was relieved to see final onscreen romance of Sam and Diane short-lived rather than concluded with marriage.[48] In the same year, Oliver Miller from The Huffington Post was heartbroken by Sam and Diane's on-screen "absurd protracted double-gut-punch break-up" in this episode.[49] Meanwhile, Claire Suddath from the Time magazine called it one of top ten "anticipated" finales ever.[24] In 2011, the finale was ranked fifth on the TV Guide Network special, TV's Most Unforgettable Finales.[50]
- Winner — Robert Bramwell — Outstanding Individual Achievement in Editing for a Series–Multi-Camera Production
- Nominated — Shelley Long — Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series
- Nominated — Tom Berenger — Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series
- Nominated — James Burrows — Outstanding Individual Achievement in Directing in a Comedy Series.
At the time before and after production of Cheers had ended, the whole cast of Cheers had moved on to other priorities in their careers. Shelley Long (Diane) appeared on CBS's then-newer show, Good Advice, before this episode and had resumed her work there. Ted Danson (Sam) appeared on Made in America, which opened in theatres soon after this episode aired. Kirstie Alley (Rebecca) participated in Look Who's Talking Now while it was filmed.[53]
Woody Harrelson (Woody) appeared in Indecent Proposal, which also starred Demi Moore and Robert Redford and already hit theatres, and participated in Oliver Stone's Natural Born Killers while filmed. George Wendt (Norm) appeared in an off-Broadway play. John Ratzenberger (Cliff) appeared in Fox's newer show, Locals. Rhea Perlman (Carla) had been "taking a break" from acting for a while. Kelsey Grammer soon reprised his role as Frasier Crane in his spinoff Frasier, set in Seattle, Washington, with an addition to Frasier's job as a host of his new radio show and domestic life without Lilith Sternin and their son Frederick.[53]
On the first airing of this series finale, more than five hundred people, including the whole cast of Cheers (except Shelley Long, Kirstie Alley, and Bebe Neuwirth[54]) and politicians like William M. Bulger and past State Governor William Weld, participated on the afternoon at the Beacon Street near the Bull & Finch Pub in Boston, Massachusetts, to celebrate the ending of this series.[54] After the episode aired, the remaining cast appeared live on the East Coast (tape delay on the West) in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno to be interviewed by Leno, set in the Pub. According to host Jay Leno, the cast was too intoxicated to be aware that they were interviewed onscreen.[55]
In 1997, one copy of this episode's script was donated by George Wendt to the Handel and Haydn Society, an institution of music in Boston, Massachusetts. It contained the autographs of eight cast members, including of Shelley Long, Woody Harrelson, and George Wendt. On February 15, 1997, the script was stolen from the Four Seasons Hotel of Boston; meanwhile, the high bid was $1,000 before theft. About one week later, the stolen script in a manila envelope was left behind at a church; the Society then retrieved it. On March 1997, the autographed copy of the finale script was sold to the Bull and Finch Pub (now Cheers Beacon Hill) for $10,000.[56][57]
- ^ The March 5, 1993, edition of Reading Eagle reports: the budget of each 30-second commercial was estimated $600,000, according to NBC insiders. Later articles report, otherwise, that each was $650,000 estimate.
- ^ The margin of error in the survey was ±3, according to sources.
- ^ These are the times in the areas of Eastern and Pacific Time Zones. Of Central and Mountain, the finale aired at 8:22 p.m. instead of 8:30p.m., a regular time for Cheers.
- ^ Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series 1993 went to David Clennon (Dream On). Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series 1993 went to Tracey Ullman (Love and War). Outstanding Individual Achievement in Directing in a Comedy Series went to Betty Thomas (Dream On)
- ^ "NBC wins May sweeps; Cheers ratings No. 2 all-time." Toronto Star 30 May 1993, SU2 ed: C4. Web. 6 January 2012. (subscription required)
- ^ a b c d Margulies, Lee. "TV Ratings: Surprise! 'Cheers' Finale Powers NBC to Top." Los Angeles Times 26 May 1993. Web. 6 January 2012. In Los Angeles in 1993, "each rating point [equaled] 49,657 households."
- ^ a b c Reinhold, Robert. "One Last Round as 'Cheers' Finale Is Taped." The New York Times 2 April 1993. Web. This web version has two pages.
- ^ a b "Final taping of Cheers ends in an abundance of hugs and tears". Point Pleasant Register (Point Pleasant, West Virginia). Associated Press. April 9, 1993. p. 8.
- ^ "Cheers will be back, but Diane won't". The Telegraph (Nashua). Associated Press. March 28, 1989. p. 22.
- ^ Duffy, Mike (November 7, 1990). "Cheers to serve 200th round of laughs". Bangor Daily News. Knight-Ridder Newspapers. p. 24.
- ^ "President invited to attend last call for Cheers.". Portsmouth Daily Times. April 2, 1993. p. B1. Retrieved at Google News on January 8, 2012. Check date values in:
- ^ Levine, Ken (July 2, 2009). "Who was the last customer?". ...by Ken Levine: The World As Seen By a TV Comedy Writer. Retrieved May 23, 2014. Some other sources falsely claimed director James Burrows as the "man".
- ^ Cerone, Daniel. "Separation Anxiety in Prime Time Same night, same station, over the years, we grow to love our favorite TV characters. So when a show like `Cheers' ends, a bit of our soul goes too." Los Angeles Times 20 May 1993: A1. Web. 1 June 2012. (subscription required)
- ^ Stevenson, Jennifer L. "`Cheers' finale? Not so fast - and not so hot Series: ENTERTAINMENT." St. Petersburg Times [St. Petersburg, FL] 22 May 1993, City ed.: 8B. Print. (subscription required)
- ^ a b Du Brow, Rick. "Will `Cheers' Top `MASH,' `Dallas' Ratings?" Los Angeles Times 15 May 1993, Library ed: F11. Print.
- ^ a b O'Connor, John J. "Critic's Notebook; 'Cheers' Is Dead, but There's Always the Wake..." The New York Times 21 May 1993. Web. 8 January 2012. The Web version separates into three pages.
- ^ Elliott, Stuart. "THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING; Sponsors are toasting the 'Cheers' finale at a price of $650,000 for every 30-second spot." The New York Times 14 May 1993. Web. 8 January 2012.
- ^ Rosenberg, Howard. "Three `Cheers' and a Lot More After All the Hype, How Can Everybody Not Know Their Names?" Los Angeles Times 20 May 1993: F1. ProQuest. Web. 23 January 2012. ISSN 0458-3035. (registration required)
- ^ Mills, Kim I. "TV viewers glad Sam stayed single." The Sunday Gazette [Schenectady, NY] 2 May 1993: A3. Google News. Web. 21 January 2012.
- ^ Leefler, Pete. "Show Piles Up Viewer Cheers." The Morning Call [Allentown, NY] 2 May 1993: A01. Web. 17 January 2012. (subscription required)
- ^ Shales, Tom. "CHEERS; A Last Toast to the Happy Half-Hour." The Washington Post 20 May 1993, Final ed.: D01. Web. 12 January 2012. (subscription required)
- ^ "Dirge for a 'Cheers'-less World Some Viewers Cannot Conceive of Life without the Show. \ For the People Who Worked on It for 11 Years, Its Passing \ Tonight Will Be Like A Death in the Family. In a Way, It Is." Philadelphia Inquirer 20 May 1993: D01. Web. 12 January 2012. (subscription required)
- ^ "Minnesotans stand to make it big with trivia game." Star Tribune 16 May 1993. Web. 12 January 1993. (subscription required)
- ^ "Malone alone." Star Tribune 20 May 1993. Web. 12 January 2012. (subscription required)
- ^ Pierce, Scott D. (April 8, 1993). "Goodbye Cheers: Cast feels somber as series nears end of 11-year run. Final episode is May 20". Deseret News.
- ^ a b c d Stevenson, Jennifer L. "Cheers Last Call! Series: Entertainment" Tampa Bay Times 20 May 1993: 8B. Print. (subscription required)
- ^ a b "Television: Thursday Prime Time." The Telegraph 19 August 1993: 48. Google News. Web. 17 January 2012. List of Nielsen ratings for television programs that aired on August 15–21, 1993 appears in either edition of August 22–28, 1993, of all newspapers, usually either Wednesday or Thursday.
- ^ a b Suddath, Claire. "The Lost Finale: Top 10 Most Anticipated TV Endings." Time 23 May 2010. Web. 2 June 2012.
- ^ Liner, Elaine (May 21–22, 1993). "TV's favorite bar turns off the tap". Corpus Christi Caller-Times (Texas). p. A1. Record no at NewsBank: 113001A60C3FB35B (registration required).
- ^ a b c "A Repeat of 'Cheers' Finale." The New York Times 22 May 1993. Web. 7 January 2012. "One rating point equals 931,000 households."
- ^ "Cheers' Finale Most-Watched Show of Season". Rocky Mountain News. May 22, 1993.
- ^ Boedeker, Hal. "The gang gathers for one last round". Orlando Sentinel.
- ^ "Tops on TV." Newsday [Long Island, NY] 26 May 1993, Nassau and Suffolk ed.: 58. Print. (subscription required)
- ^ "Cheers finale a big hit." The Daily News [Middlesboro, KY] 22 May 1993: 2. Google News. Web. 15 January 2012.
- ^ "KARE Gets Rating to Cheer About." Star Tribune [Minneapolis, MN] 22 May 1993. Web. 12 January 2012. (subscription required)
- ^ "Viewers Consume `Cheers' Finale." The Mount Airy News 23 May 1993: 9A. Google News. Web. 15 January 2012.
- ^ Lender, Jon. "`Cheers' Finale Helps Raise WVIT Ratings." Hartford Courant [Hartford, CT] 28 May 1993. Web. 3 April 2012.
- ^ Moore, Frazier. "'Cheers' finale sober, satisfying." The Bulletin [Bend, OR] 21 May 1993: A5. Google News. Web. 15 January 2012.
- ^ Brooks, Tim, and Earle Marsh. The Complete Directory to Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows: 1946–present. 9th ed. New York: Ballantine–Random House, 2007. 243. Google Books. Web. 1 June 2012.
- ^ "Nielsens show NBC's `Now' had strong first night." The Robesonian [Lumberton, NC] 26 August 1993: 5B. Google News. Web. 15 January 2012. This edition lists prime time television programs that aired on August 15–21, 1993.
- ^ "`Cheers' Finale Starts at 9:22 - Not 9:30." The Palm Beach Post [Palm Beach, Florida] 14 May 1993: 9D. Print. (subscription required)
- ^ Raftery, Brian (October 2012). "The Best TV Show That's Ever Been". GQ.
- ^ O'Connor, John J. "TELEVISION VIEW; A Few Qualms From a Fan Of 'Seinfeld'." The New York Times 30 May 1993. Web. 8 January 2012. The Web version separates into three pages.
- ^ Scott, Tony. "Cheers: One for the Road." Daily Variety [Los Angeles] 24 May 1993. Rpt. in Variety and Daily Variety Television Reviews 1993-1994. Ed. Howard H. Prouty. New York: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1996. Google Books. Web. 9 January 2012.
- ^ Moore, Frazier. "Nation's critics cheer final episode." Oxnard Press-Courier 22 May 1993: 7. Google News. Web.
- ^ "Readers raise glass to Cheers finale". The Post-Standard (Syracuse, New York). May 22, 1993. p. C6. Record no. at NewsBank: 9305220345 (registration required).
- ^ Jacobs, A. J. "Some Farewell—Some Fare Not So Well." Entertainment Weekly 29 May 1998. Web. 2 February 2012.
- ^ Geraci, Ron. The Bachelor Chronicles: A Dating Memoir. New York: Kensington Books, 2006. 114. Google Books. Web. 10 January 2012. ISBN 0-7582-1329-8.
- ^ Dalton 2007, p. 2.
- ^ Durden, Douglas (June 10, 2007). "A last kiss or a last kiss-off?". Richmond Times-Dispatch (Richmond Newspapers, Inc). p. G11. Record no. at NewsBank: MERLIN_7558187 (registration required).
- ^ A.V. Club. Inventory: 16 Films Featuring Manic Pixie Dream Girls, 10 Great Songs Nearly Ruined by Saxophone, and 100 More Obsessively Specific Pop-Culture Lists. New York: Scribner, 2009. 88. Google Books. Web. 9 January 2012. ISBN 978-1-4165-9473-4.
- ^ Knolle, Sharon (7 January 2010). "Worst TV Couples Ever (Looking at You, Sam and Diane)". The Huffington Post.
- ^ Miller, Oliver. "TV Break-Ups: 10 Devastating TV Couple Splits". The Huffington Post February 12, 2010. Web. June 9, 2012.
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- ^ a b Moore, Frazier (May 21, 1993). "Cast of Cheers says goodbye to its 100 million viewers". Moscow-Pullman Daily News (Pullman, Washington, and Moscow, Idaho). The Associated Press. p. 3A. Retrieved June 17, 2012.
- ^ a b Bickelhaupt, Susan (May 21, 1993). "Good cheer flows to the end Boston gives its sitcom a grand goodbye". The Boston Globe. p. 1, Metro/Region section. Retrieved August 22, 2012.
- ^ "Leno Calls Telecast on Cheers 'a Mistake': Drunken Cast Members Ruined 'Tonight' Broadcast From Boston Bar, He Says". Los Angeles Times. Reuter. May 28, 1993. Retrieved August 22, 2012.
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- Bjorklund, Dennis A. Toasting Cheers: An Episode Guide, 1982–1993. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Co., 1997. Google Books. Web. 24 January 2012. <http://books.google.com/books?id=hKbxOW2ONGEC> ISBN 978-0899509624.
- Ross, Dalton. "`Big Brother' Central: Reality Bites." Entertainment Weekly 1 July 2007. Web. 2 February 2012 <http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20400144_20043859,00.html>.
- "One for the Road." Cheers. NBC. KNBC, Los Angeles. 20 May 1993. Television. This episode originally ran for 98 minutes.
- "One for the Road." 1993. Cheers: The Final Season: The Eleventh Season. Paramount, 2009. DVD. This episode was split into three episodes in this DVD release.
- Cheers: The Final Season: The Eleventh Season. Paramount, 2009. DVD.
Further reading[edit]
- Ariano, Tara, and Sarah D. Bunting. Television without Pity: 752 Things We Love to Hate (and Hate to Love) About TV. Philadelphia: Quirk Books, 2006. Print. ISBN 978-1-59474-117-3.
- Bark, Ed. "'Cheers' closer gives Channel 5 a ratings boost." The Dallas Morning News 29 May 1993. Web. 9 January 2012. Document ID number is 0ED3D38C34E6DF2B. (subscription required)
- Bonko, Larry. "The Best and the Worst on TV in 1993." The Virginian-Pilot [Norfolk, VA] 27 December 1993. Print. (subscription required)
- Hein, John. Jump the Shark: When Good Things Go Bad. TV ed. New York: Plume, 2003. Print. ISBN 0-452-28410-4.
- Holbert, Ginny. "'Frontline' Leans Too Heavily on Politics." Chicago Sun-Times 25 May 1993: 35. Print. (subscription required)
- Husted, Bill. "Funny Dream for Self-Promoter." Rocky Mountain News 19 May 1993. Print. (subscription required)
- Kepnes, Caroline. "One For The Road." Entertainment Weekly 25 May 2001. Web. 2 February 2012 <http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,256448,00.html>.
- Lazare, Lewis. "Move over, `M*A*S*H'." Chicago Sun-Times 9 February 2010: 16. Print. (subscription required)
- Mink, Eric. "'Cheers' Was Fine; Leno Show a Fiasco." St. Louis Post-Dispatch 24 May 1993, Five Star ed.: 5D. Print. ID number for Web version is 9305220632. (subscription required)
- Stevenson, Jennifer L. "3 Cheers // Hype, hype, hooray! It's over! Series: ENTERTAINMENT; TV REVIEW." St. Petersburg Times [St. Petersburg, FL] 21 May 1993, City ed.: 5B. Print. (subscription required)
- "Although television's Cheers closes tonight, real-life versions of the bar will go right on being second families to a lot of folks." Fort Worth Star-Telegram 20 May 1993. Print. (subscription required)
- "Loving `Cheers' and loving work." Star Tribune [Minneapolis, MN] 22 May 1993. Print. (subscription required)
- "WTMJ-TV's post `Cheers' news gets heady rating." Milwaukee Journal Sentinel [Milwaukee, WN] 24 May 1993. Web. 15 January 2012. (subscription required) Document ID number is 0EB827D3BA3592DF.
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LMU professor honored
Dr. Howard S. Teitelbaum, professor of preventive medicine at Lincoln Memorial University-DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine, has been named a Distinguished Fellow of the American Osteopathic College of Occupational and Preventive Medicine.
Teitelbaum has served as chair of several committees and as vice president and president of the AOCOPM. He helped design the basic course in occupational and preventive medicine and has presented a session for that activity for more than 15 consecutive years. He has been selected to give numerous lectures and received a Clinical Professor of the Year award from LMU-DCOM students for four consecutive years and received LMU's Houston Award for Teaching Excellence in 2010.
Teitelbaum is currently the vice chair of the American Osteopathic Board of Preventive Medicine and Chair of the Examination Committee. His research interests are preventive medicine, public health and medical education.
UT names alumnus to new position
University of Tennessee alumnus Lee Patouillet has been named the new associate vice chancellor and chief alumni officer for the Knoxville campus.
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Gear Review
First impressions
Just got these in the mail today... haven't climbed in them yet, but I am excited to get on the wall and see how this "patented technology" works.
Some out of the box observations: Check out my long and completely unnecessary review under the 5.10 Project shoe. Basically, I am completely confused by 5.10's sizing. However, for these, you could probably stick with your street size (as opposed to the 5.10 Project, in which I had to order 2 full sizes larger, a 10 1/2). I wear a 9 - 9 1/2 street, and ordered the Prisms in 9 1/2 on a whim off TheClymb. They fit snugly, and I can really only wear them for about 20 minutes at a time right out of the box, but I am expecting some light stretching (these are, however, synthetic uppers.. so I'm not expecting a full size stretch).
Other observations: The uppers on these feel amazing on my feet! They are sort of an almost suede softness, and literally hug the upper half of my feet like a glove. I am really liking the feel so far. Also, I am excited to try out that nasty pointed toe (kind of hard to see in the pictures, but the toes come to a nice point in front of your big toe).
All in all, I am psyched to try these out. I will try to update my review as I go along!
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How many BTU or Kcal/hr for my brick oven?
Hi, I'm installing gas for my brick oven that is still under construction and I'd like to know how many BTU or Kcal/hr do I need for my oven to heat up and reach 400ºC. My oven internal size is: 90cm diameter and 45cm hight.
Thank you!
Re: How many BTU or Kcal/hr for my brick oven?
I'll give it a shot.
90 cm is close to 35", which I'll use since all my data is in Btu. Assuming 3" walls, you have about 10780 cubic inches of brick, which weighs about 884 lbs @ 0.082lb/cuft. Brick has a specific heat of .200 Btu/lb*DegF. Average temperature of the brick is tricky, but previous threads have put the outside of the brick at 100F at the beginning of "operating" temp. I'll assume 800F inside temp, for an average of 450F. Assume a cool day 50F to start and you have a delta T of 400F. So, 884 lbs*400 DegF *0.200 Btu/lb*DegF =70720Btu.
Re: How many BTU or Kcal/hr for my brick oven?
GOOD FOR YOU ENZ. 70,000 btu is surprisingly light but theres no way I'm going to try to figure it out. My thermo dynamics class was right after lunch & several beers, I used it to recover from my partying the night before.
Re: How many BTU or Kcal/hr for my brick oven?
Thanks Enz. An italian builder recommended me 200.000BTU. Sounds too much, don't you guys think?:confused: :confused:
Re: How many BTU or Kcal/hr for my brick oven?
Would have guessed that 200k btu was more like it but check out the attached site. Smaller ovens approx. 60,000 btu. commercial around 140,000 btu. looks like ENZ was right on the money.
Foodservice Equipment Reports: Evaluations
Re: How many BTU or Kcal/hr for my brick oven?
Instead of re inventing the wheel although we often do that I will point you to a link form one of our resident, north american experts.
followed up by your needing to get in touch with the moderator of the board, James, who will get you in touch with Alf who probably has may be able to provide pointer for you.
Safety with gas in a non-vented dome (which is what these ovens are when a fire is not present) is paramount. Gas accumulation, before the gas is burned can be catastrophic. I once received 2nd degree burns when a furnace did not light off properly, my removal of the access panel created enough draft for the gas to waft over the pilot light and whompf a 3 feet flame engulfed me. No eyebrows, eylashes, hair on arms for a few months and crisped skin was my reward.
Re: How many BTU or Kcal/hr for my brick oven?
Hi all,
Sorry I haven't followed up. I was casting an oven. See my thread under tools, tips and techniques "Casting Refractory....". Phew!
So just to clarify, 70,000 Btu is what the brick needs to receive, not the burner spec. You will need to allow for a lot of heat to go up the chimney during your burn. I think 200k Btu is pretty reasonable.
Good luck,
Re: How many BTU or Kcal/hr for my brick oven?
Hi ENZ
You mean that the heat absorbed by the bricks should be 70,000 BTU so a higher heat supply say 3 times more is needed which is about 200,000 BTU. Is that what you mean?
If so, I'll suppose that 200,000 BTU heat source inside the oven will bring it to pizza temp. Cooking gas has a fuel efficiency of 11.8 Kcal/g which is 46.8 BTU/g. This implies that the 200,000 BTU inside the oven will require 4.274 Kg cooking gas. Is not that very much? It is the third of the medium size cooking gas bottle!! I would like someone to correct these calculations if they were wrong.
Re: How many BTU or Kcal/hr for my brick oven?
I doubt whether you'll get any response as the last previous post on this thread was over six years ago.
Re: How many BTU or Kcal/hr for my brick oven?
Ah! :D I was not aware that this post is 7 years old. I hope Wiley will reply. He has a good background in thermodynamics, and his daughter is pursuing a master's degree in thermodynamics and is currently teaching in the university of Washington. He must have the answer.
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