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*Brock hears there is no management around in TWE. Starts to steal equipment and TVs.*
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*Brock hears there is no management around in TWE. Starts to steal equipment and TVs.*
Brock: Fuck Yeah!
Mr. Smyth: Oh, look - King Louie is back.
Eden: I knew it, I knew it, I knew it!
She turns to her assistant.
Eden: Rupaul do you see this e-mail? This confirms the rumors I've been hearing about mean icky Marik getting fired and it proves what I've always thought, that if you're a nice and beautiful person like I am good things will happen for you.
Assistant: Yes Miss Sky, I'm very happy for you, but I told you my name is Robert, not Rupaul, not Lizza Minnelli and not any of the girls from Sex and the City, just Robert.
Eden scoffs: Whatever bitch, I'm not paying you to talk about yourself, just make yourself useful and go get me some coffee.
Robert leaves angry and Eden goes back to reading her e-mail with a grin on her face.
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Security Man 1: Sir, TWE property is still TWE property. You are not cleared nor authorized to remove it or damage it. If you keep this up, there will be consequences.
Security Man 2 (reaching for his taser): And you won't like them.
Skip to around 3:30.
Scribbles post reminded me of it. xD
And then the pacification begins.*
Brock: I'm not playing anymore. Go get me, Sagittarius Blue!!!
*All the security men run of fear of a possible shooting and go looking for Sagittarius Blue.*
Brock: They fell for it. This is just a water gun. Dumbasses!


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they not stacking up against the "year of the rabbits"
January 3, 2012 BY Aaron Hope / 13
The earliest Lunar New Year in over 55 years equals more sneaker brands pushing their Year of the Dragon specialties out earlier than we've ever seen, the above pictured pair looking to push the bar even higher than the model that won the Year of the Rabbit and made it all the way to #13 on our recently posted Top 30 of 2011. The Nike Air Force 1 'Year of the Dragon' goes in an entirely different direction than last year's White Rabbit candy-inspired edition, though the overall 'cleanliness' of the previous pair certainly carries over to this new design. They're crafted in a black silk with tonal dragon detailing, plus a scaled leather Swoosh to compliment the only obvious splash of color on the tongue tags. This energetic palette carries over to the insoles, but the biggest secret might be the whereabouts of a package as outstanding as last year's candy-themed pop-top. There is indeed a 'AF1-XXX' box commemorating the Uptown's three decades of dominance; should we expect an additional super-deluxe package for a lucky few sneakerheads? Stick with Sneaker News for word on US availability, and check out some new images of the 'Year of the Dragon' Air Force 1 Low after the jump. via HC
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they not stacking up against the "year of the rabbits"
these suck. but the sole is amazing
They should have came up with some hidden chinese patern, that would have been dope.
Detail pics are much better than the last but still nothing special IMO.
look loads better up close but i still thing they could have come up with something a little harder for yotd
The only decent part is the tongue tab.
i need a life
Detailed pics are much better, these are fresh!
Nothing special at all after seeing these pics and the concept they could of put so much more detail in this shoe
not a fan..
these "year of.." af1s are consistently clean
these are sweet as hell
nice colorway..but yotr is better in terms of design and colorway..

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A polished technician that sets up well in pass protection, with good knee bend and good base. Keeps his hands high and tight and ready to initiate contact on the edge. Does a nice job getting position as a run blocker. Has good hands there, and is able to lock on when blocking on the move. Can lock onto small defender and drive him downfield. Shows good leg drive and consistently finishes his blocks. Can make the seal block on the edge. Takes good angles when blocking in space, and comfortable blocking on the second level or pulling. Able to square up the linebacker on the second level, as well as make the cut block in the open field.
Tends to have some issues matching up against speed, tending to open his stance a bit. Will also slide his feet at times, causing him to lose base and be susceptible to power on the edge. Doesn't dominate with his hands in pass protection, and can whiff on his punch because he'll get overextended. Doesn't always show ideal balance to deliver a good punch to adjust to the inside counter move. At times when blocking laterally or on the move, won't show quick hands to get ideal position there.
Reiff is a polished technician that uses his hands well as a run blocker. He has good size and athleticism, although he's still developing in both areas. Has bulked up, but he's a player that still hasn't really found his ideal playing weight, as he was around 300 pounds at Iowa this past year. If there was a reason for him to go back to school, it was to get another year of physical development. Doesn't have the ideal athleticism and frame of an NFL left tackle, but he can play there at the next level. Like most Iowa lineman, he's fairly polished. He still has room to grow, but that will be his best asset that will make him an effective blocker at the next level. He first came to light as a freshman when he was filling in for an injured Bryan Bulaga at left tackle for a couple of games. He also played well against Derrick Morgan when he was matched up against him at right tackle during their bowl game. He was also a three-time state champ in wrestling in South Dakota, going 121-1 during his high school career.
(9/17) vs. Pittsburgh: 1 key block, 1 sack, 1 pressure
(11/12) vs. Michigan St: 1 pressure; Downfield: 2/3
2011: 13 GP/13 GS, left tackle
2010: 13/13, left tackle
2009: 13/11, 7 at LG, 3 at LT, 1 at RT
2008: redshirted
Reiff lacks the elite tools that will likely prevent him from being an elite left tackle in the NFL. But he certainly has enough tools that he can be an above average to good one. He's not a guy you want matching up with the elite speed rushers, as the smaller quicker guys tended to give him more issues than the bigger guys. That's why he might project better as a right tackle, where he's more likely to face those 280-pound ends rather than those 260-pounders that tend to give him bigger issues. He can get by at left tackle in the NFL, especially in a zone-blocking scheme similar to what Iowa uses. You like his versatility and experience of playing guard as well as right tackle at least for a few games, which means that if a team doesn't like what he brings at left tackle initially, they can plug him inside or move him across the line. As a left tackle prospect, the player I would compare him to is Joe Staley. Although I think Reiff's real upside is potentially as a run blocker. His hand use as a run blocker is so much more effective than it is as a pass protector, which is also why I think right tackle is a better fit for him. He's not going to be a dominant mauler there, but like a Staley or his former teammate in Bulaga, he'll be solid to good there. Especially if he was to play in a zone-blocking scheme, where I think he could potentially develop down the line into a player like Eric Winston. That's where his ideal fit is, because as a zone-blocking right tackle that's probably where his potential is elite. As a left tackle, I think he can be solid to good. He won't be among the best guys in the league, but his team will probably not lose much sleep if he's playing there. He can work in any scheme, including man-blocking but that won't be his best fit. I don't expect him to come in right away and be great, but he should be an effective year one starter, especially if he begins on the right side. He needs a year or two in an NFL locker room more than anything to really fill out his frame, and then once that happens, I think he can start to blossom into a plus-starter at the next level.
Eric Winston, Chiefs.
Reiff is an upgrade for the Falcons at left tackle over Sam Baker. While he won't be an elite pass protector on the left side, he's more than capable of being a significant improvement over Baker where he is no longer going to be a liability against the top-rated ends. And the other factor is that he is a major improvement as a run blocker because he's a guy that can consistently get position and get some push, especially once he fills out his frame. If the Falcons utilize more zone-blocking, the fact that he projects better in that scheme than in a man-blocking one, won't be as big a deterrent. Because at least with Reiff, he's not a poor fit in a man-blocking scheme like Baker is. Reiff is capable enough to come in right away, be plugged in at left tackle and while he won't be a stud right away, he should be a decent starter with the upside to get better and become a solid bookend for the Falcons.
Reiff makes a nice first round pick, as he's fairly safe because he'll find a role somewhere in the NFL as a starter even if it's at guard. But because of his lack of elite potential as a left tackle, he's probably better served being taken in the middle in the first round, and would be a bit a reach if taken in the Top 10. His safety is going to push him up a bit in the draft, as it tends to do with all capable tackle prospects, but he tends to compare more favorably with the tackles taken over the years in the latter half of the first than the upper half.
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Pass Blocking: 7.0
Run Blocking: 7.5
Footwork: 6.5
Technique: 7.5
Mobility: 7.0
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Although his professional license remains on probation indefinitely, a former Walla Walla optometrist no longer has limitations placed on his ability to practice.
In a conclusion signed Aug. 31, the Washington state Department of Health lifted restrictions from the license of Kelly J. Cochrane for unprofessional conduct.
Under terms of departmental probation the optometrist must have an approved office policy that includes an ethics and disclosure statement for clarification of professional and doctor-patient relationships. It must give information about Cochrane's past disciplinary measures and how to report inappropriate conduct.
The document must be at least 12-by-15 inches and posted in Cochrane's waiting room at his business, Great Basin Eye Care in Pasco.
He must also take 12 hours of classes in the areas of sexual abuse, gender issues and keeping professional boundaries, as well as submit a 1,000-words or more report about what he has learned from those classes.
Cochrane, a former Valley Vision partner and provider, was fired from the Walla Walla eye clinic in 2007 after being accused of sexually harassing three assistants at Valley Vision and attempting to kiss a longtime patient.
He was criminally charged in 2008 with two counts of indecent liberties by forcible compulsion for actions allegedly occurring between 2005 and 2007. He was acquitted in October of last year; health department sanctions remained, however.
Those included barring Cochrane from treating women or minors and employing women other than his wife.
Officials left room for changing that order once the eye doctor had passed a complete psychosexual exam.
In December, Cochrane submitted a petition to lift the restrictions, along with what the state alleged was "an altered and incomplete copy of a psychosexual evaluation."
Specifically, he "submitted only two and one-half pages of the five and one-half page psychosexual evaluation," officials said. "Respondent deleted both the title page and the page numbers, then removed several paragraphs and re-arranged the remaining paragraphs to make it appear as a seamless document."
In addition, the state said, that evaluation was done before the evaluator -- psychologist Stephen Rubin of Walla Walla -- had a copy of Cochrane's entire disciplinary file.
Those actions weren't revealed to officials until they questioned the date of the evaluation. At that time, information Cochrane had deleted was provided to the health department by his attorney, according to department documents.
Rubin's evaluation found Cochrane had "clearly crossed" professional boundary lines. The doctor needs understanding of how his actions affect others and that his conduct was "very damaging to the profession of optometry and to any practice he's involved in," the psychologist's report said.
Rubin, who took into consideration the jury's acquittal, said in his report Cochrane's "understanding has changed, in part, because of the extensive legal criminal complications, restrictions by these proceedings, and the expenses incurred."
Based upon Cochrane's submission of the incomplete report, officials found reason to question the optometrist's integrity and reliability, and at that time ordered his professional license to remain indefinitely restricted, health department documents said.
The psychosexual evaluation was deemed to have been completed, nonetheless, and in June Cochrane came back to the health department asking for modification of the sanctions.
Once Cochrane, who is responsible for all compliance costs, has satisfied the terms of his administrative probation he can request that it be lifted.
In his first public statement since his criminal trial, Cochrane responded to a request for comment with this: "The Department of Health's utilization of the term 'moral turpitude' dictated that I should have known I could have made my assistant uncomfortable."
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Latino Students: 10 Reasons to Study Abroad
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September 05, 2008
Hispanic cultures have always had a major influence on shaping the United States, especially with increased immigration from Latin America in recent decades. Studying abroad is an amazing opportunity to for you to showcase the great diversity that makes up the United States.
Here are 10 reasons why you should study abroad:
1. See the world and broaden your experience There are so many amazing things to experience around the world. Expand your knowledge of the world by actually being there, seeing it, touching it and experiencing it.2. Gain a new perspective on your own country In 1949, James Baldwin, the renowned African-American writer, wrote in Notes of a Native Son," "From the vantage point of Europe, [the American student] discovers his own country." Whatever country or continent you choose to visit, learning about your own country by living abroad remains extremely relevant today as we continue to further our understanding of other cultures.
3. Explore your heritage Getting in touch with your family's heritage can be another strong motivation to study abroad. Many minority students report tremendous educational and personal benefits from exploring countries where their families have roots.
4. Improve your professional and financial potential
International experience is a critical and impressive part of any résumé. Many Hispanic/Latino students who study abroad in Spanish-speaking countries find that they are able to build upon and improve their Spanish language skills.
6. Gain new insights and outlooks You will have the opportunity to meet people from different backgrounds and cultures, and some of these people may even become lifelong friends.
7. Fight stereotypes by educating others Hispanic-American students may become frustrated when stereotypes from home follow them overseas. However, this is also a unique opportunity to educate others about who you are as an individual and as a group.
8. Dispel your own stereotypes In addition to serving as a cultural ambassador to dispel other's misconceptions, studying abroad gives you a chance to break down some of your own stereotypes about other countries and peoples. If traveling to your family's native country, you may be surprised to find that you don't in fact know everything about your own culture!
9. Take control of your future During your time abroad, you will be exposed to countless experiences that may influence the rest of your life. Some students even end up changing their major or career path as a result of the new things they learn from being abroad.
10. See what influence these great Hispanic and Latino leaders have had A number of Hispanic- and Latino-Americans were strongly shaped by their international experiences, including:
-  Alberto R. Gonzales, former U.S. Attorney General and the first Hispanic to hold such high office in the U.S. government
- Dr. Antonia Novello, the first Latin-American and first woman to be appointed to the post of surgeon general of the United States
- Geraldo Rivera, journalist and veteran foreign correspondent
-  Gaddi H. Vasquez, first Hispanic director of the Peace Corps
Gary Rhodes, Ph.D., is director for Project for Learning Abroad, Training, and Outreach (PLATO) at the Center for Global Education at Loyola Marymount University.


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If disputed, isn't the CRA supposed to verify with the OC?
Should I handwrite the HIPPAA letter & send CMRRR?
Still very new to this "clean-up" process.
Most of them are updated on tape by the eOscar. It actually doesn't take much to update. They merely have to say, yes, it's valid and it's done. I'm not sure about the HIPPA process, I've never used it myself.
When you dispute through a CRA, the ultimate decision on the dispute is not made by the furnisher of the disputed information. That decision is conferred upon the CRA, who must assemble all relevant information, and then, under their reinvestigation of the information, make the decision.
As part of that reinvestigation, yes, the CRA is required to send a copy of your dispute (sanitized with their e-Oscar process) to the party who reported the disputed information. That furnisher is then required to conduct their investigation, and report back to the CRA. The results of the furnisher's investigation are usually the only substantive information that the CRA has to make its determination, so for practical purposes, the furnisher's results usually are rubber-stamped by the CRA.
If your dispute relates to issues other than the specific accuracy of their reporting, such as building a case under the so-called HIPAA process, how much CRA independent determination is exercised depends upon exactly what you are disputing. If they can verify from their own records, the furnisher response may not be their major factor.
What, exactly, was the basis for your dispute? Just saying you disputed does not clarify how much verification they need from the OC.
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The problem is the OC (hospital) has closed and has been sold...twice.
I feel this was an error in insurance filing & would like proof that the debt is owed.
I really am just trying to figure out the best way to get it off my DH report. The CA has made no attempt to collect at all.
There are two accounts & one is due to fall off 1/2014.
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I've been trying to watch only about an episode or two a day, because I'll have to wait until March at the earliest before buying Season 4 and I wanted to make the season last longer, but I ended up watching 5 episodes over the last few days. I couldn't stop after getting to Messages from Earth. Things went to hell quickly, and I had to keep watching. I'm going to try to talk about the episodes in a bit less detail then normal to keep this post from becoming an essay (although I don't think I'll succeed), so just because I didn't mention something, doesn't mean I don't remember or don't like it.
Exogenesis -
The creature was freaky looking. this whole episode, I kept thinking "The Goa'uld have invaded Babylon 5"
Well, ok, maybe the Tok'ra would be more accurate, but it was kind of interesting seeing these aliens since I'm a big SG-1 fan. I wasn't sure what to think of Marcus when he was first introduced, but this episode made him seem more interestingl, and after these five episodes I went from being neutral towards him to liking the character. Overall, this was a good episode.
Messages from Earth -
I thought the thug at the beginning using nunchucks was weird, but funny. The doctor's story of the shadows ship on Mars was interesting, although I'm wondering why Garibaldi didn't mention that he saw something like this to sheridan before this woman brought it up. I will say that I really noticed the music this episode. The music is usually good, but this episode it seemed especially noticeable to me, and it was very good. I'm glad that Sheridan finally did something to stop Earth (although a lot more of that is coming). The Night Watch continues to be annoying, although since I've obviously seen the next three episodes, I know they won't be lasted too long on B5. This White Star/Shadows battle was cool. The fact that a living being merges with a shadow ship is interesting. I thought the ships were alive in some way, but I assumed that the ships themselves were the shadows. I guess I was wrong about that. I liked the White Star's escape plan. The martial law thing seems stupid, but as we learn next episode, the president literally has no checks and balances, so he does basically what he wants. Overall, this was a great episode and made me really excited to see what came next.
Point of No Return -
I liked the beginning scene where Vir finally loses it with Londo over his report. Like I said about the last episode, the president has no checks and balances. He is pretty much Palpatine at this point. there is no way in hell he actually has the power to dissolve the senate, but he does. He just needs a whiny crybaby to become his apprentice and the force to be Palpatine at this point. Why does the military follow him when he obviously doesn't have the authority to do this? I mean, I don't dislike what is happening now. Its intense, and interesting to see everything go to hell. I just continue to question why no one actually on earth is fighting this. It was cool seeing Majel Barret. Seeing garibaldi confront those nightwatch worms was awesome. The build up to G'Kar's plan was great. I'm glad Zach came to his senses and joined the good guys. I like how they were able to stop the Nightwatch. Those asses were looking pretty untouchable there for awhile, but Sheridan and company brought them down a peg. The words of the former centauri emperor's wife were interesting, although I don't really want to see Vir and Londo be super distrustful of each other, like they were in the last scene of the episode. I hope G'Kar gets to join the group fighting the shadows. This was an awesome episode.
Severed Dreams -
I don't have much sympathy for the soldiers who die fighting for Clark. He's obviously gone far outside his powers, so if the good guys have to blow up the earth ships working for Clark, its the fault of the guys loyal to the president. Like Sheridan has pointed out, the soldiers are supposed to be loyal to Earth, not the president. It may suck for Sheridan and the good guys to fight them, but the idiots didn't leave them much choice. At this point, the president is obviously going far outside the law. If they support him, they should be prepared to get killed for their stupidity. I say the same thing about the majority of Earth's citizens. the fact that most of them support martial law (while the colonies see that its evil), and the fact that the soldiers will bomb civilians with no hesitation because they are so loyal to Emperor Palpa...I mean the president, just makes me want to see the Shadows attack earth. If they wipe it out, then a pit of evil will be gone from the universe, and there will still be enough humans in space and on the colonies to continue the species. Hopefully the good guys will let the shadows destroy earth before trying to stop them
Delenn made a great speech to the grey council, and I'm glad she got some support. It was interesting to see Sheridan's dad. Sheridan also made a very good speech to the people on B5. The fight scene near the end was awesome, and delenn coming to save the day was cool. I like how she got the earth ships to leave by pointing out that the only human to destroy a minbari ship was on her side. This was another amazing episode. I make fun of what the president has been able to do, but my suspension of disbelief works pretty well with that. I'm really liking everything thats happening.
Ceremonies of Light and Dark -
Londo must have gotten his poisoning advice in this episode from Jack Nicholson's Joker. someone better warn Refa not to use any deoderant or shampoo
It's cool that Londo has stayed on B5, I thoight that the centuari wouldn't want him to stay since the station declared itself independant from earth. The scarred Nightwatch agent's look reminds me of Popeye. The remaining Nightwatch members are pretty crazy, especially the dismemberment guy. It was pretty funny what Garibaldi did to the computer. I like the scene at the end where he gets so fed up that he just blasts the speaker in the elevator. He's lucky that the computer didn't turn into HAL 9000, although if it had stayed around they'd probably all have wished for an early grave. Oh, look, another situation where giving a comm device to an ambassador would have really helped. Marcus really trashed the bar, I wish we had seen some of it. Lennier was pretty threatening during his talk with Marcus/ I knew he was a fighter, but he looked like he could break Marcus's neck with barely any effort. Lennier's secret wasn't surprising, I'd already guessed that he liked Delenn. I'm glad they got the NW members. Hopefully that ends the NW on B5. Sheridan taking out thew really crazy guy with that hard hitting looking pun ch was great. The confession scene at the end was good (although I'm reserving judgement on the Sheridan/Delenn romance subplot). Now, Delenn has a full set of B5 uniforms
The new uniforms are interesting, although I think I like the old ones a bit more. Overall, this was another great episode.
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Caviar Courtship
Another year, another Valentine's Day, another surplus of boring, unoriginal gifts. Don't get us wrong, we have nothing against a stunning bouquet of flowers or a box of handmade artisan chocolates. But if you're looking to mix things up this Valentine's Day, may we suggest the gift of caviar
Intrigued? We thought so.
When it comes to luxury foods, it doesn't get much better than caviar; and there's a reason why caviar has been held in such high esteem for more than a century. That pop, that delicious burst of pure, clean, briny freshness—there's nothing else like it. The Russian caviars of gourmet lore are sourced from three species of sturgeon—beluga, osetra, and sevruga—harvested from the rivers that feed into the Caspian and Black Seas. However, these species have been pushed to the brink of extinction by lawless overfishing and poaching, so you can pretty much forget about getting a Russian jar.
We realize that such inaccessibility only adds to the intrigue; that's human nature. Gourmands desire Russian caviar just like cigar aficionados pine for Cuban tobacco and at-home chefs crave fresh truffles. Sadly, the U.S. trade embargo with Cuba isn't going anywhere, and fresh truffles aren't about to start showing up in neighborhood supermarkets. However, when it comes to exceptional caviar, high-grade examples are widely available to consumers, and surprisingly, some are sourced right here in the United States.
In wild U.S. waters, three species of sturgeon—the paddlefish, hackleback, and California white—are in abundance. Conversely, in North Carolina, farm-raised osetra are producing caviar that even discerning palates have difficulty differentiating from its Russian cousin. Caviar produced by California white sturgeons, domestic osetras, and wild American hacklebacks is suitably briny and buttery. Make sure to keep it chilled and, when serving it, to use a stainless steel or mother-of-pearl spoon (a silver spoon will leave add an unpleasant metallic taste).
As for how you should enjoy it, we'll leave that up to you. For our money, we're keeping it simple, dropping dollops onto lightly buttered toast points or combining it with crème fraîche on warm blini. Regardless of how you serve it, make sure you pair it with a chilled glass of Champagne. You can't go wrong.
Michel Emery is the vice president of sales for Catsmo Artisan Smokehouse, a New York–based purveyor of high-end food products.


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Robert E. Lee moved into second place in Valley District boys' tennis Friday after the Leemen dumped the Fort Defiance Indians 5-4.
The Leemen are 8-2 in the district, while the Indians dropped to 8-3. Lee has two matches remaining and Fort one. The top four teams begin tournament play Wednesday.
The match was 3-3 after singles as the Leemen got wins from Matt Johnson, Hunter Gillock and Price Gillock.
Then in the doubles, Price Gillock and Evan Lendermon won at No. 1, while Hunter Gillock and Macon Moyer clinched the team victory at No. 3.
Lee (8-6 overall) plays at Turner Ashby on Saturday in the completion of a match suspended by rain. The Leemen finish the season at first-place Spotswood on Tuesday. Fort (9-4 overall) closes out Tuesday at home against Waynesboro.
SINGLES - Johnson (L) d. Purdom 10-7; Ware (FD) d. Lendermon 10-2; H.Gillock (L) d. Diehl 10-8; P.Gillock (L) d. Gardner 10-8; Thomas (FD) d. Lake 10-7; Secrist (FD) d. Moyer 10-6.
DOUBLES - P.Gillock-Lendermon (L) d. Gardner-Ware 10-8; Diehl-Purdom (FD) d. Lake-Johnson 10-2; H.Gillock-Moyer (L) d. Secrist-Watros 10-4.


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Florida |
Why to get excited: Brian Kelly came over from Central Michigan
and took what Mark Dantonio started and improved it. There wasn't a big
weak link on the rock-solid team that won ten games, and now the wheels
are in motion to keep things going. This might not be as good a squad as
last year's, but if QB Ben Mauk is granted another year of eligibility,
the offense should be fine while Kelly's defense, while worse, won't be
a liability.
Why to be grouchy: CB Mike Mickens returned for his senior year,
but there are some huge gaping holes to fill at safety and defensive
end. The offense has skill players, as long as Mauk is back, but the
line loses three starters. This is a good team, but it'll be worse and
will need a few mega-breaks to be a Big East title contender.
The number one thing to work on is: Getting a bit more from the
defense. That might be a lot to ask for considering five starters are
gone, and with the offense likely to take a wee step back, coming up
with more key stops will be a must. The secondary made big plays last
year with safeties Haruki Nakamura and Anthony Williams doing a little
of everything, but it still gave up 254 yards per game.
Biggest offensive loss: WR/TE Earnest Jackson
Biggest defensive loss: FS Haruki Nakamura
Best returning offensive player: QB Ben Mauk, Sr. (if he's not
able to return), OG Trevor Canfield, Sr.
Best returning defensive player: DE Terrill Byrd, Sr.
Why to get excited: The defense was fantastic throughout 2007
considering the offense didn't do much, and with eight starters coming
back, it should be even better. The offense might have struggled, but
with almost everyone returning, it can't help but be improved. The
non-conference schedule is manageable playing Hofstra, at Temple,
Virginia, Baylor and at North Carolina.
Why to be grouchy: Yeah, the O should be better, but can anyone
actually play? Tyler Lorenzen still has to prove he can consistently
lead the attack, while a receiver has to emerge as more of a go-to
gamebreaker. Terence Jeffers is good, but he has to be great. The D
might be loaded with experience, but it has to go on without
heart-and-soul all-star MLB Danny Lansanah.
The number one thing to work on is: Winning games on offense.
UConn got by on defense, not turning the ball over, and taking advantage
of almost every opportunity. While it led the way to a big season, there
were times when the O needed to take over and it couldn't. The passing
game has to be more explosive.
Biggest offensive loss: OG Donald Thomas
Biggest defensive loss: LB Danny Lansanah
Best returning offensive player: RB Andre Dixon, Jr.
Best returning defensive player: DE Julius Williams, Sr.
Why to get excited: It's not necessarily a bad thing when you
have a wildly disappointing season and still finish 6-6. Steve
Kraghtorpe was hit with a ton of criticism, most of it warranted, but he
can coach and his team hardly quit on him. Four of the six losses were
very winnable, and there might not be too much tweaking needed to pull
off more close wins. The running backs should be among the best in the
Big East.
Why to be grouchy: The personnel losses are major. QB Brian Brohm
was an all-timer, WRs Harry Douglas and Mario Urrutia were tremendous,
and the defense, while awful, will miss top tackler Lamar Myles in the
middle along with the rest of the linebacking corps. The D doesn't just
need to improve, it needs to find a pass rush, has to stop someone's
passing game, and has to make more big plays.
The number one thing to work on is: Getting everyone to rally
around Hunter Cantwell. He's no Brohm, but he could be the best senior
pro quarterback prospect (which might not be saying much in a horrible
year for draftable passers) with great size and a live arm. He's not
starting from scratch with a little bit of experience when Brohm was
hurt over the last few years, and if he can be a quick decision maker
and make the new receivers around him shine, the O should be fine.
Biggest offensive loss: QB Brian Brohm
Biggest defensive loss: LB Lamar Myles
Best returning offensive player: C Eric Wood, Sr.
Best returning defensive player: FS Bobby Buchanan, Sr.
Why to get excited: 13-9. Talk about jump-starting a program,
Pitt was slogging along in the midst of yet another mediocre season
under Dave Wannstedt, and then it screwed up West Virginia's otherwise
terrific year with the most important upset in a year of upsets. Now the
expectations have skyrocketed with RB LeSean McCoy returning along with
most of the key players on both sides of the ball to make this the Big
East's "it" team going into 2008. Four of the seven losses were by four
points or fewer with all very, very winnable.
Why to be grouchy: 13-9. The win in Morgantown glossed over a
slew of major issue that made the Panthers disappointing in the first
place. Can Pat Bostick consistently throw? Can the offense score on a
consistent basis? Will McCoy have holes to run through with three
starters, including possible NFL first round pick Jeff Otah, gone off
the line? Can the pass protection improve? Outside of the West Virginia
game, Wannstedt hasn't proven he can get his team to play up to its
The number one thing to work on is: The quarterback situation.
Bostick was a big recruit a few years ago and has potential, but he'll
have to hold off Bill Stull, who was supposed to be the main man before
hurting his thumb, Kevan Smith, and JUCO transfer Greg Cross. They're not all going to be there by the start of the year with
at least one certain to transfer. Handing off to McCoy will only go so
far; someone has to improve the passing game.
Biggest offensive loss: OT Jeff Otah
Biggest defensive loss: DE Joe Clermond
Best returning offensive player: RB LeSean McCoy, Soph.
Best returning defensive player: LB Scott McKillop, Sr.
Why to get excited: Even with the early departure of RB Ray Rice,
the offense should shine if QB Mike Teel makes another step up in his
development. After doing nothing in 2006, he had a nice junior season
and now gets his top receivers, Kenny Britt and Tiquan Underwood, back.
With FS Courtney Greene putting off the NFL for one more year, eight
starters return to the nation's 17th best defense.
Why to be grouchy: There's no replacing Rice. All he did was tear
off 2,012 yards and 24 touchdowns along with 25 catches for 239 yards
and a score. Making things hared for the running game is the loss of
three key starters on the line, tackles Pedro Sosa and Jeremy Zuttah
along with Mike Fladell. Jeremy Ito might have struggled as a punter,
but he was a tremendously clutch placekicker.
The number one thing to work on is: Putting more pressure on
Teel. Mason Robinson isn't going to be Ray Rice, and the line will need
some retooling, so now Teel has to use all his experience and all his
growing abilities to get the offense moving. Without Ito, the special
teams will be a concern after finishing 117th in the nation in punting
and doing little in the return game.
Biggest offensive loss: RB Ray Rice
Biggest defensive loss: DT Eric Foster
Best returning offensive player: WR Tiquan Underwood, Sr.
Best returning defensive player: FS Courtney Greene, Sr.
South Florida
Why to get excited: OT Walt Walker. He's the only starter gone
off the offense that averaged 414 yards and 35 points per game. Matt
Grothe should be among the nation's best all-around quarterbacks with a
slew of good, unsung weapons to work with. The defense gets pass rushing
terror George Selvie back along with just enough talent to not slip too
much. The non-conference schedule is more than manageable against
UT Martin, at UCF, Kansas, at FIU, at NC State.
Why to be grouchy: The defense might have a few great players
back, but it loses a ton including big tackling/no studying LB Ben
Moffitt and, arguably, the best corner pair in America in Trae Williams
and Mike Jenkins. For all the good things the Bulls did last year, it
got ripped apart in their final two games.
The number one thing to work on is: Playing on the road when it's
not warm out. Weather can't necessarily be blamed, but the team didn't
play nearly as well out of the tropics of Tampa and the South after
September losing at Rutgers and Connecticut, beating Pitt 48-37 and
getting blasted by Oregon in the Sun Bowl.
Biggest offensive loss: OT Walt Walker
Biggest defensive loss: CBs Mike Jenkins & Trae Williams
Best returning offensive player: QB Matt Grothe, Jr.
Best returning defensive player: DE George Selvie, Jr.
Why to get excited: Will all the experience finally turn into
production? The Greg Robinson era has been an unmitigated disaster, but
he's being given one more shot with seven starters returning on offense,
eight back on defense, and both kickers. Andrew Robinson is considered a
potentially big-time quarterback prospect, and he has a burgeoning star
receiver in Mike Williams to throw to. The running game should get a
huge boost with Curtis Brinkley (broken leg) and Delone Carter (hip)
expected to be back this spring after getting knocked out last year.
Why to be grouchy: Do you really believe in Greg Robinson? The
hope and prayer is for a Rich Brooks-like situation at Kentucky where
everything comes together at once after years of building, but that's a
big hope for a team that rarely showed signs of being competent. Yeah,
there were injuries, and several players needed experience, but the
offense was still abysmal scoring fewer than 17 points or fewer in eight
The number one thing to work on is: Line play. The O line got no
push whatsoever for the nation's second-worst running game and allowed
54 sacks, the second most in the country. Robinson is supposed to be a
defensive coach, yet the Orange were dead last in the Big East in
scoring, passing, rushing and total D. SU was 118th in the nation in
sacks generating just nine. Nine.
Biggest offensive loss: WR Taj Smith
Biggest defensive loss: S Joe Fields
Best returning offensive player: WR Mike Williams, Jr.
Best returning defensive player:
NT Arthur Jones, Jr.
West Virginia
Why to get excited: Everyone appears to be excited about Bill
Stewart and his ability to keep the momentum going after a huge Fiesta
Bowl win over Oklahoma. The proof will come in the recruiting and if he
can build on what Rich Rodriguez created, but for now, there's no reason
to shoot for anything less than another Big East title with QB Pat White
working behind a tremendous O line with all five starters returning.
Why to be grouchy: The Mountaineers did a fantastic job of
rebuilding and retooling last year after losing a ton on both sides.
this is different. Can Stewart get the job done no that he's expected to
succeed? White is a tremendous playmaker, and Noel Devine will take on
an expanded role, but losing RB Steve Slaton and WR Darius Reynaud will
be painful. The defense has to replace seven starters and four All-Big
East performers (NT Keilen Dykes, DE Johnny Dingle, LB Marc Magro and SS
Eric Wicks).
The number one thing to work on is: Getting Stewart firmly
entrenched into his new role. He was auditioning in the Fiesta Bowl
preparation. Now that the gig is his, he has to show that he can get the
job done. At this point, there's no grace period with the expectations
at a BCS level; anything less will be considered a disappointment. On
the field, the passing game was efficient, and now with White under the
helm for yet another year, there should be around 200 yards per game
through the air to go along with the phenomenal ground attack.
Biggest offensive loss: RB Steve Slaton
Biggest defensive loss: NT Keilen Dykes
Best returning offensive player: QB Pat White, Sr.
Best returning defensive player: LB Reed Williams, Sr.


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You have to love the hyperbole of small-town cops. And the dime-novel reporting by Mr. Ellement. Most amusing thing I've read today.
Posted 10/03/2014 07:10:08 EDT
Texas--the state where you can get Ebola but not an abortion.
Posted 10/03/2014 05:13:33 EDT
I presume you refer to state employees. The hard-working taxpayers were at work all afternoon.
Posted 10/03/2014 08:05:07 EDT
Any advice about road closings when Mrs. Obama is here this morning?
Posted 10/02/2014 09:32:50 EDT
This article is sorely lacking in details and facts. How or why could Aubert have access to any funds?
Posted 10/02/2014 03:02:25 EDT
That nice Charlie Baker would never say anything mean . . . sweetheart.
Posted 10/02/2014 02:59:27 EDT
Elsewhere but not here? Was it Robert O'Connell?
Posted 10/02/2014 02:53:46 EDT
Mr. Wynn's lawyers would have done an exhaustive title search on the land. If FBT couldn't fool local prosecutors, they certainly couldn't fool a pro like Mr. Wynn and his operation.
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I'd ban unions just to get their stinkin' bumper stickers off of every street sign, overpass, and wall in Southie and Dot.
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Lap dances have gotten expensive.
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If no one disputes it was a gas explosion, who else other than NG would be supplying gas there?
Posted 10/01/2014 02:47:15 EDT
Time for new lawyers.
Posted 09/30/2014 09:43:08 EDT
All of downtown Quincy looks like an ISIL target. I'm so glad Mr. Koch got a raise--to pad his pension, because he's going to need it soon.
Posted 09/30/2014 09:37:08 EDT
Very insightful.
Posted 09/29/2014 07:01:43 EDT
I read this article twice. Not because I didn't understand it; but because I couldn't believe it. What idiots.
Posted 09/29/2014 08:44:35 EDT
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The head and the story say the pole smashed into the windshield--implying it did so as an outside agency. No. The driver drove into the pole, a stationary object. more »
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When are they going to make the bio pic of Ed McDonnell, known as Major Mudd, entitled "I'll Be Blasting You"? That would set the city's image right. more »
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Go to the district court and ask Arthur Tobin, clerk of the court, if it was him. He has a knack for forgetting when he hits those big yellow things. more »
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Loved this. more »
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I wish Mr. Lehigh had asked Mr. Brown what the capital of ISIL is. more »
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Angry Birds Rio Smugglers Den Walkthrough Level 2-12
Score: 66500
You can get three stars in this level, using only three angry birds.
The aim of the first angry bird at the center front of the structure. You should get a good distribution so you can get two cages of birds and leave most of the structure intact.
The goal of the second angry bird is to hit toward the second bird block of TNT. This should let you release all but a small yellow bird.
The third goal of the angry bird at an angle easy to release the last bird.
If this strategy worked for you, or if not, please leave a comment below and let me know.
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In a big park on the outskirts of town we have an open-air amphitheatre with a stage surrounded by a fountain. Quite some big names passed here over the last few years. Last year Sheila E., Eels, Bobby Womack and Jamie Cullum played in the park.
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Cook onion in hot oil till tender but not brown.
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It may only be pre-season but Louis Van Gaal's reign as Manchester United manager could not have gotten off to a much better start. After impressing fans and journalists alike in his opening press conferences, United thrashed L.A Galaxy 7-0 in the opening match of their tour of the USA and backed that victory by overcoming Serie A runners-up Roma by three goals to two. Wayne Rooney scored a brace and set-up Juan Mata for another as the Red Devils won their first match in the International Champions Cup.
Tactically, Van Gaal has made it clear that he will use a formation which plays to this set of players' strengths. Last season under his predecessor David Moyes, United were quite predictable at times, often lining up in a 4-4-2 or a 4-4-1-1 formation which left them exposed defensively far too often. During his tenure, Moyes never picked the same starting eleven in two separate games, meaning his team never got the chance to get into any sort of rhythm. It saw them labour to a seventh place finish in the Premier League, lose in both cups to clubs who finished in the bottom half of the table and go out of the Champions League in the quarter-finals.
Although it is United's tradition to play with two wingers and use the full width of the pitch whenever possible, Van Gaal isn't bothered. He is a man of principle, one who always sticks to his footballing 'philosophy' and the Dutchman picks a system that suits a group of players then sticks with it. In United's opening two pre-season encounters, Van Gaal has used the 3-4-3 formation that served his Holland side well in their run to third place at the recent World Cup.
It is worth noting that the system Van Gaal seems to be intent on using is a 3-4-3 when in possession of the ball but more of a 5-3-2 when his side are defending. This flexibility is something which United fans have rarely seen over the years with both Sir Alex Ferguson and indeed Moyes preferring more rigid, traditional systems, with four in defence, which produced contrasting levels of success for the two Scots.
There is plenty for the Old Trafford faithful to get excited about with Van Gaal confirming he will stick to using this 3-4-3/5-3-2 formation for the time being. The fluidity in both attack and defence makes it feel like you have an extra player on the field if used correctly. Expect quicker transitions from defence to attack and more faced-paced attacks, something which was certainly lacking during the tribulations of the last campaign.
Having been used to playing in a four-man defence throughout their careers, this new formation means that United's defenders will have to learn how to make this formation with three central defenders work quickly. Let's take a look at how their three-man defence could line-up on the opening Premier League game of the season against Swansea in just over two weeks.
Right centre half
On the right of this new look back three, you need someone who is capable of bringing the ball out of defence, stronger on his right foot and willing to cover the right wing-back, who is playing much higher up the pitch than a standard right full-back would be. The strongest candidate for this role out of the current defensive options for Van Gaal is Chris Smalling, who is a natural central defender but has played at right-back regularly, meaning he has improved when in possession of the ball.
Smalling completed 82% of his passes last term, meaning that he is capable of feeding the wing-back or the central midfielders with sharp, crisp passes to start an attack. Preferably, this right-sided centre back should be able to dominate the aerial battle should an opponent whip in a cross to the back post. Smalling won 61 of his 90 headed duels last season and made 186 clearances so he is a decent candidate for this role.
However, with just three central defensive options, Van Gaal should be looking to bring in at least two reinforcements this summer to provide competition. Mats Hummels is a rumoured target but he seems unlikely to move away from Borussia Dortmund. Stefan De Vrij, who performed very well for the Dutch side in Brazil is another option on the right of the three. Should Van Gaal bring in a new signing, they will probably start in this position ahead of Smalling but if not Phil Jones and Michael Keane provide alternative options for the right centre-back slot.
Centre half
In the middle of the three, you need a leader who can pick up and carry out a new formation with ease so he can organise the rest of the backline. Whilst Van Gaal will coach this defender to start attacks with short passes from deep areas, he will prioritise strength and leadership. At the World Cup, Ron Vlaar was in the centre of Holland's back three. Vlaar was by far the least confident on the ball but was probably the best Dutch defender at the tournament, winning almost every tackle and header he was involved in, leading from the back. When his side lose the ball, it is the central defenders job to get his side organised and make sure the two other defenders in the back three are compact.
The perfect candidate for this role in United's back three is without doubt Phil Jones, who will thrive on being given the responsibility. Jones has been used as a utility player by his previous two managers but expect Van Gaal to change all that and play him in the centre of a three-man defence. It should play to Jones' defensive strengths. He loves getting stuck into a tackle and battling with an opposition striker in the air, making him a potential candidate for the United captaincy in the future. He won 51% of his attempted tackles last year and 57% of his aerial duels. An added bonus for Van Gaal is that Jones is much more capable than Vlaar on the ball, having played in midfield on numerous occasions.
Should Jones be unfit or out of form, Jonny Evans is very able to fill his boots, having been tested in the centre against Roma.
Left centre half
The left centre half has a very similar job to the man on the other side only it is desirable that he has a stronger left foot in order to carry the ball out of defence or feed a player in front of him. Versatility is another attribute that Van Gaal sees as a big plus, meaning that preferably the man on the left-side of the back three can play at left wing-back too. Thomas Vermaelen and Daley Blind have been linked to United in recent weeks and it is no coincidence that they can both play in two or more positions in this 3-4-3 formation.
However, even if one of these two rumoured transfer targets is acquired, Jonny Evans should be given an opportunity to stamp his authority on the left centre half role. In the thrashing of Galaxy, Evans lined up in this slot and did not look out of place despite it being the first time he had ever played in a back three. The Northern Irishman has the luxury of being adept with both feet and has played left-back before for his country in the past.
Seen as the most reliable centre back currently at the club by many, Evans completed an impressive 87% of his passes, won 74% of his tackles and 67% of his headers last season, meaning Van Gaal will look to give him a regular starting spot in his new look team.
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Cafe Sint Jan: The Best-heated Terrace in Town?
Despite it being late June the evening of our little meet was damp and chill and so for an after dinner drink the terrace of Cafe Sint Jan, with its row of gas-heaters, was particularly inviting. This is a pleasantly laid-back cafe with swift, friendly, service and a good range of beers. Prices are reasonable and because it's off the main square of the Korenmarkt it's that little bit more peaceful than the cafes there.
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Arnhem's Korenmarkt is the square in the centre of the old city and is literally surrounded by terraced cafes and bars, which also extend into its side-streets. Because it is compact it's an ideal meeting place and whatever terrace you are sitting in you can see what's happening everywhere else.
For our mini VT meet this proved ideal. PJ arrived first and ensconced himself at the front of the terrace at Bloopers, which was as good a place as any. I arrived next and spotted him almost immediately and then when Paul and his son arrived we soon recognised them.
Bloopers is a friendly bar, with good service and reasonable prices, but then I should imagine they all are. Locals, I presume, have their particular favourites but for the casual visitor I doubt it matters which you start with.
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I'd only dropped in for a swift beer early-ish evening before meeting up with PJ and Paul at 6 pm but that swift beer turned into two as I couldn't resist having a second one as I got caught up in what is a pleasantly lively little owner-run pub.
't Moortgat is a proper "brown bar", where beer and conversation are the only (unwritten) rules. I spent a total of thirty minutes here but was suitably-enough impressed with the friendly landlord, the convivial bar company, and the general ambience to make this a definite later stop-off next time I'm passing through Arnhem.
Not only that, but at 2 euros a glass for the Gulpener Blonde, it's one of the cheapest bars in town - I do like my Gulpener Blondes ;-)
Dress Code: "Gulpener Blondes" shouldn't be under-dressed: top-heavy is always good ;-)
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Great relatively new dance place on the nightlife square of Arnhem, the Korenmarkt. It's inside an old Lutherian church (mark the swan above the entrance) and now is a true temple of all ages and classes. First floor is a cafe, middle floor holds a few dining tables and on the top floor the music is making everyone dance 'til the early hours of the morning. Sadly enough at 2:00 hours it's closing time (no night permit here).
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Joint Venture and other coffeshops: To get you as high as a "Vlaamse papagaai"
For those visiting Arnhem on behalve of their "Dutch" holiday in which they can't seperate the reality with the stories that go in some foriegn countries. No, Dutch do not take a joint for breakfast and are not constinuously stoned. We however have a very "soft" drugs policy. This means that one is allowed to have a certain (personal) amount of softdrugs with one. Officially selling in public of larger amounts is forbidden. Coffeeshops are - moer or less - the exception and here one can get a joint to try. Do not take "***" on the street, as it is not only forbidden, it is also often of dubious quality. In Arnhem there are several coffeeshops, one situated close to the nightlife centre "De Korenmarkt". This is "Joint Venture". So if you want to get higher then a "Vlaamse Papagaai" (a local bird) ... The link under here offers a selection of all Arnhem coffeeshops.
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There are many good restaurants, bars and clubs around the old city. In my last visit I did not have the time to check any, but I guess that the night life is as fun as used to be when I was here long time ago.
De Katoenclub: Enjoy jazz & motown live in weekends
"De Katoenclub", when you translate it you will immediately understand what it's all about: The Cottonclub.
Indeed, this is THE Jazz-club in Arnhem that offers every weekend live on stage jazz (and motown) performances from local as well as international guests. The atmosphere is great and the club is always packed with jazz-lovers.
Rembrandt Theatre, Euro Cinema, Het Filmhuis: "Filmpje pakken" = in for a film / movie?
Of corse Arnhem offers also the possibilities to go to the movies or "een filmpje pakken" ("catch a film" - as we say). We used to have several smaller cinema's, but now have two large ones with several large and less large rooms. Rembrandt Theatre is one, the other is called Euro Cinema or in the people mouths "De Blikken Bioscoop" (the Tincan Cinema). Here all starfilms are presented. Does one want to see an art, cult (or "B") film, then in the middle of the Korenmarkt is the "Filmhuis" (House of film).
"Varkensstraat" = Pigs street: Discotheque Row
Running between Eurocinema and the shopping Janssstraat is the "Varkensstraat" (Pigs street ). Here one finds "Manhattan", my favourite discotheque. This place also is already there since I can remember and still quite a popular place to dance the night away. It is one of few places with a night permit, something stupid that the Arnhem city council did decide (opening normally until 02:00 o'clock, but discotheques, dancings with a nightpermit are allowed to stay open until 05:00). However, in these places real nightlife only starts after midnight and will be often overcrowded after the other café's, bars and dancings close. From 03:00, dancing is restricted to the 35 square centimeters that you stand on (-:
Alleys surrounding the Korenmarkt: From "Brown cafe" 'til trendy discotheque
The Korenmarkt itself has it's café's and open space with terraces, however surrounding the Korenmarkt is a cluster of nightlife spots in the many little alleys, such as the "Tullekensteeg". From door to door café's, bars, dancings, discotheques and a few restaurants are chained up for you. If you won't find your nightlife (G-)spot here, you won't find it anywhere! Recommendations:
Dutch (brown) café: "Alberts Puntje"
Café: Wampie
Catting café: Touché
Nightclub: Swing
Discotheque: Manhattan
Just a selection of an enormous offer.
Swing (café): Dancing that stands the test of time
Not many discotehques, café's, dancings and bars stand the test of time. Names change continuously as well as owners and often the style that a certain place brings. One however stood the test of time since 1977, which is in quickly changing nightlife and musical scene an amazing achievement. I am therefor proud to say that in the early days of this dancing / nightclub, I used to be present each weekend, dancing the night away on the lovely sound of 80-ies music.
Dress Code: Whatever suites you best and in whatever mood you are! ID is requested and age should be over 21 years young.
Lights along the river Rhine
Especially in spring and summertime, the city knows many activities and several festivals. Topping are Queens-day (3ost of April), our national holiday and the Rhine Festival (mostly the last weekend of August). Furthermore there is a "kermis" (fair) in spring, summer and autumn. All these festivals include one night with fireworks that usualy are lit along the river Rhine. It is truely magnificent to see the colourful explosions reflect on the riverwater from the kays. However, at night Arnhem also offers a nice view from one of the bridges (preferably the "New Bridge" or "Nelson Mandela"-bridge). How beautiful the lights shimmer and how majestically the aluminated Eusebius-tower sticks out above everything else.
Korenmarkt for a buzzing nightlife
Arnhem is, after Amsterdam, the second 'going out'-place in The Netherlands. ost nightlife is centralised around the Korenmarkt. Here you find numerous cafés, restaurants and bars as well as many dancing and several discotheques. Especially the Thursday, Friday and Saturdaynights are booming with teenagers and 'older teenagers'. The Jansplein is around the corner, where also some cafés and dancings are.
The concentration makes it easy to switch place if the atmosphere doesn't suite you. Thus it holds for everything something.
Dress Code: From casual to extravagance.
Club Manhattan.: Dance the night off.
Located in downtown Arnhem near the Korenmarkt. Club Manhattan is open at 11;00pm until 6;00am in the weekends. Most clubs in Arnhem close at 2:00am and some people will go to Manhattan to dance. Club Manhattan is mainly into trance music and can hold up 1,500 people.
Dress Code: Just not too casual.
All the bars around...
All the bars around 'Korenmart'
around this square 'Korenmarkt' are a lot of bars and small restaurants, In the summertime the whole square is filled with chairs and tables by the bars/pubs. That's where the action is.
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