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"Back in Time"
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George & Sally's Blue Moon Diner
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North End Deli
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"Presently surprised"
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there and they are udderly fantastic. Rich, creamy and large enough to serve two. If you are anywhere near scenic and beautiful Hickory Corners, Michigan please take to time to stop by the museum and wander through acres of beautiful automobiles of all vintages. And while there stop at the Blue Moon Diner for a hot dog and a shake....you won't be disappointed. "
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This disease is caused by the bacteria Brucella canis. It is a major cause of sterility and spontaneous abortion in dogs. Puppies infected in utero are typically aborted at 45 to 59 days after conception. Suspect this disease in any bitch who aborts two weeks before she is due to deliver and whenever a bitch delivers stillborn puppies or puppies who sicken and die.
Dogs with acute infection have enlarged lymph nodes in the groin and/or beneath the jaw. Fever is rare. The testicles of the male may swell in the initial stages, and then become smaller and atrophic as the sperm-producing cells are destroyed. Note, however, that this disease can infect a dog or bitch without producing any signs of illness.
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In a dog with an acute infection, bacteria are found in the blood, urine, body secretions, and the products of abortion. In a dog with a chronic or inactive infection, bacteria can be transmitted in vaginal secretions during estrus and in semen.
The most common mode of transmission is by contact with infected vaginal discharges following a spontaneous abortion, and by contact with the urine of infected dogs. The disease can spread rapidly throughout a kennel in this manner. Males can acquire the disease through oral and nasal contact with the vaginal secretions of estrus females. Females can acquire the disease through breeding with an infected male. This is of particular concern to breeders, because males can harbor the bacteria for life.
Treatment: Brucellosis is difficult to eradicate. A course of intramuscular and oral antibiotics given for a minimum of three weeks will eliminate the disease in 80 percent of dogs. To be considered cured, a dog must be free of the bacteria for at least three months. Since it is difficult to achieve a cure, it is recommended to spay or neuter all infected animals to prevent the transmission of disease to other dogs.
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"I stayed here w my partner and another couple. The house is beautiful and full of interesting art. Decor is fresh and comfortable and the outdoor area is a real sun trap. We unfortunately didn't have the best weather but the house is so well located, it was very easy to use it as a base to the beach, shopping and restaurants. THe owner and caretaker were both very proactive and saw to all our needs. We will definintely be coming back. Thank you, Tracey PS the pictures are an accurate respresentation of the property. The house is that pretty!"Guest: Tracey Y. Date of Stay: December 2014 Review Submitted: January 3, 2015View listing
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Learned a lot as a manager, that's a good "school" (in 5 reviews)
Administration is very disorganized and actual call center work is more stressful than it needs to be (in 16 reviews)
You cannot even defend your employees with upper management as they feel everyone is replaceable (in 7 reviews)
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I worked at Sitel full-time (Less than a year)RecommendsPositive OutlookRecommendsPositive Outlook
They provide the computer, phone. They give out raises on the regular, you earn 3.5 hrs pto on every pay period and flexible shifts
Trainers aren't good, need more coaches to pick up kudos calls, work every holiday, busy busy busy, strict adherence policy
Advice to Management
Train your trainers to be better.!!
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Nice people with oppurtunity to work overtime and bonuses. Benefits available for employees.
Pay is low and scheduled hours make life-work balance difficult.
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Sitel will train you for a campaign to work as a customer service representative. The job is full-time, and you have the opportunity to work overtime.
Sitel has a high rate of burnout. The job can be stressful, speaking to angry customers for eight hours a day.
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I worked at Sitel full-time (More than a year)RecommendsPositive OutlookNo opinion of CEORecommendsPositive OutlookNo opinion of CEO
Nice people to work with okay pay and great training flexible schedules nice atmosphere to work in good food form carts
Not to many cons besides management some times gets involved in the drama that's going on around the center which just makes its worst
I worked at Sitel full-time (Less than a year)
rewards for sales, great friendly customers
disputes about other customer poor service.
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Fun training Nice Pay Awesome People
Sometimes coachs are too busy to assist you.
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Fix the Applications
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Steady work and intense training
Low pay, long training and sometimes hours are cut.
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I have been working at SitelDoesn't RecommendNeutral OutlookNo opinion of CEODoesn't RecommendNeutral OutlookNo opinion of CEO
It's nice to work from home in your pj's, no commute time, gas, dry cleaning, eating out. The job itself is fairly easy & we are empowered to making things right without having to ask for permission.
I get "cabin fever", the pay is low, not a lot of work/life balance. You don't get paid for things that's aren't even your fault like system issues. You rely on chat rooms for help when you need it, but most of the time you just have to do your best & make a judgement call. Sometimes you're right & sometimes you get coached.
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Higher pay would be a great start! Again, know that we rely in chat rooms & IM for support & a lot of times we are searching for information, waiting for help & spending less time helping the customer. So more support would be great!
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Company provided equipment, fair pay with set pay raise intervals, bonuses, full benefits, paid holidays, to name a few. The AAA program that I'm on is enjoyable, meaningful, and offers a great bonus program. There is plenty of overtime available, and we get an hour lunch break. The equipment and the system work great. I hardly ever have tech issues. Great coaching and communication. Sitel does work at home right!
Starting wage is around $9, but pay increases are available after 90 days.
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Keep up the good work! I've worked for 4 work at home companies and I have not enjoyed any of them as much as I have Sitel.
I worked at Sitel part-time (Less than a year)
So I will still be able to be home for my kids, and I do not have reliable transportation.
I really do not have much downsizing to working from home. The only downsizing is you are not in the public with other people.
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By Matt McKillop on Wednesday 21st December 2005
Written and directed by Thomas Bezucha, the story starts with Everett Stone (Dermot Mulroney) bringing his uptight girlfriend, Meredith (Sarah Jessica Parker), home for Christmas to meet his family. The Stones take an immediate disliking to Meredith -- she's corporate, they're earthy -- forcing her into a downward spiral where she tries ever harder to win their approval. Sort of like Meet the Parents... at Christmastime... without the laughs.
Bezucha scores points for keeping the story moving, as Meredith's gaffes come in waves. She has a prudish hang-up about sleeping with Everett in his parents' home, so she demands to sleep in another room, forcing Amy Stone (Rachel McAdams) to sleep on the couch. And instead of speaking in a normal voice when she meets Thad Stone, who's deaf and reads lips, Meredith shouts, as if her raised voice would help him hear. She also has this grating tic of clearing her throat when she's nervous or anxious. The problem is, none of this is particularly funny. Sure, a few jokes hit, but far more miss.
Beyond that, Bezucha never seems to be sure who he wants the audience to identify with. Whereas in Meet the Parents the audience is clearly meant to see things through Greg Focker's eyes and feel sympathy for him when things go wrong, The Family Stone confuses this arrangement. Bezucha presents the Stones as a picture of the enlightened family, a shining collection of progressive, accepting attitudes. Yeah, they can be petty -- so can anyone -- but they're good people, smug and beyond reproach. It's Meredith who has problems.
This has the unintended effect of barricading every possible avenue of sympathy. It's impossible to like the Stones, because they're so pleased with themselves, and it's impossible to like Meredith, because her character has been constructed for the sole purpose of eliciting the audience's disdain. Who do you root for in a situation like this? No one, unfortunately.
About halfway through the proceedings, things are going so badly for Meredith that she asks her sister, Julie (Claire Danes), to join her at the Stones for support. But instead of actually lending encouragement, Julie forms an instant bond with Everett and the rest of the Stones. Now Everett must choose between uptight Meredith, whom his family hates, and dreamy Julie, whom his family adores. Throw in Everett's pot-smoking brother, Ben (Luke Wilson), to teach Meredith a lesson about loosening up, and a bout of breast cancer for Mrs. Stone (Diane Keaton), and you've got a perfectly snarled plot with exactly zero likable characters.
Nevertheless, despite its various problems, The Family Stone is actually a fairly well-acted movie. Keaton is perfectly suited for her earth-mother role and she clearly glories in her performance, winking and smiling and clucking her tongue all the way through the film. Mulroney is the lone underperformer. He simply doesn't possess the screen presence required of his role. You've got to be one helluva guy to get between two sisters, especially when those two sisters are Parker and Danes, and Dermot Mulroney isn't that guy.
But The Family Stone's problems aren't his. Its problems lie with a cast of characters who treat love cheaply and each other badly. Who wants to spend the holidays with people like that?
No cookies for Santa this year.
Year: 2005
In Theaters: Friday 16th December 2005
Box Office USA: $59.9M
Distributed by: 20th Century Fox Distribution
Production compaines: Fox 2000 Pictures
Contactmusic.com: 2 / 5
Rotten Tomatoes: 51%
Fresh: 78 Rotten: 74
Director: Thomas Bezucha
Producer: Michael London
Screenwriter: Thomas Bezucha
Starring: Claire Danes as Julie Morton, Diane Keaton as Sybil Stone, Rachel McAdams as Amy Stone, Dermot Mulroney as Everett Stone, Sarah Jessica Parker as Meredith Morton, Luke Wilson as Ben Stone, Craig T. Nelson as Kelly Stone, Brian J. White as Patrick Thomas, Tyrone Giordano as Thad Stone, Tyrone Giordano as Thad Stone, Tyrone Giordano as Thad Stone, Tyrone Giordano as Thad Stone, Tyrone Giordano as Thad Stone
Also starring: Craig T Nelson, Michael London, Thomas Bezucha
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EXCLUSIVE: Hughes fights on as civil war rages at QPR over his future
Mark Hughes is clinging on to his job against the backdrop of civil war at Queens Park Rangers.
The 49-year-old is facing a fight after Saturday's 3-1 home defeat by Southampton left them rooted at the foot of the Premier League table, without a win in 12 games.
On Sunday night, the QPR chief had not been given any assurances from co-owner Tony Fernandes, who had been unwavering in his public support of Hughes.
Come in, Harry: Mark Hughes is clinging onto his job at QPR after another match without a win
Fernandes is not due in the UK ahead of the weekend clash against Manchester United, but Sportsmail understands Rangers staff have been put on red alert in case the tycoon makes an unscheduled arrival.
Fernandes was upset at the manner of
the loss to Southampton but is leaning towards giving Hughes more time,
unless other directors can persuade him otherwise.
It is believed key shareholder Ruben
Gnanalingam will be in the country before the match against Sir Alex
Ferguson's side, while Hughes and Fernandes are expected to have talks
this week.
An unexpected arrival of Fernandes
would surely spell the end for Hughes as a growing resignation descends
on Loftus Road that the manager will be sacked before the visit to Old
The former Manchester City boss is
dividing opinion at the club. Most shareholders and board members are
said to have lost faith in his management.
The same group wanted Hughes out
after the 1-0 defeat at Arsenal on October 27 and are seriously
questioning Fernandes's decision to stand by his manager. Many believe
the key reason behind his decision not to sack Hughes is a probable
hefty pay-off.
Sportsmail has
also learned players have lost faith in Hughes, unimpressed with how he
has addressed his side's sorry form. The potential appointment of Harry
Redknapp is openly discussed.
Representatives of the former Tottenham boss, as well as ex-Liverpool chief Rafa Benitez, have indicated their interest to QPR.
Out of ideas: QPR's abject performance against Southampton shocked Tony Fernandes
Speaking on Match of the Day,
Redknapp refused to rule out becoming QPR boss: 'Mark's still in the
position, he's a top bloke and an excellent manager.
'He knows what he's about and until there's a change, if there is one, then it would not be fair for me to discuss it.'
But even supporters slated Hughes and some of his summer signings on Saturday, chanting: 'You're only here for the money!'
Hughes defiantly insists Fernandes
and fellow co-owner Amit Bhatia would be wrong to sack him, but has
sympathised with fans who criticised his players.
'I can understand totally the
frustration of the fans and they're well within their rights to say that
but I can assure them that's not the case,' said Hughes.
'Everyone is working really hard to
turn this around. When you have a performance like Southampton, the fans
are absolutely right to criticise, given where we are.
'In fairness, I was of the same view.
But stability is absolutely what this club needs long-term, making
wholesale changes again at this club would be the wrong decision. You
would expect me to say that, but I honestly believe it.'
To compound Hughes's problems,
striker Djibril Cisse was caught up in a Twitter row with a QPR fan who
criticised the Frenchman.
Cisse replied with the club address and postcode, tweeting: 'Come to the training ground, we'll have a chat big man.'
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Investors seeking to gauge the strength of the housing recovery will gain valuable insight as six homebuilders report earnings in the coming week.
Overall, homebuilders have dramatically outperformed the stock market in the last year. Pulte Group (PHM) shares have nearly tripled in price, Ryland (RYL), Standard Pacific (SPF) and MDC Holdings (MDC) have doubled in value and Meritage Homes (MTH) and D.R. Horton (DHI) have seen their shares surge 50 percent.
Lennar (LEN) was first among the big builders to report results, on Jan. 15. The Florida-based builder crushed estimates as fourth-quarter earnings more than tripled on 42% higher sales.
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Lennar's new orders rose 20% and its order backlog was up 35% as of November, setting the bar for the six builders, along with paint maker Sherwin-Williams (SHW), slated to report.
Several are expected to post large profits amid rising housing recovery, reversing losses in the same quarter last year.
All of them have an IBD Composite Rating of 94 or higher, meaning they've outperformed 94% of all stocks on key metrics such as sales and profit growth. Most are trading at or near 52-week highs or all-time highs.
Lennar CEO Stuart Miller said in the company's earnings announcement that the housing market is stabilizing, "driven by a combination of low home prices and low interest rates, making the decision to purchase a new home more attractive."
D.R. Horton will report fiscal first-quarter earnings Tuesday, and Ryland will announce Q4 results later that day.
Fort Worth, Texas-based Horton, known for its catch-phrase "America's Home Builder," operates in 73 markets in 25 states across the nation.
The 24 analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expect Horton to report fiscal first-quarter earnings per share of 14 cents, a 56% rise from last year's 9 cents. Sales are seen advancing 21% to $1.1 billion.
Ryland is forecast to report a huge jump in Q4 EPS to 49 cents, up from 2 cents a year ago. Revenue is projected to grow 55% to $404.4 million.
Ryland has a best-possible 99 Composite Rating and its stock is trading at the highest price in more than five years.
Standard Pacific is on tap to report Thursday, as will MDC Holdings, Meritage Homes and Pulte — largest of the 19 companies in the Building-Residential/Commercial group.
The group is ranked a strong No. 14 on IBD's list of 197 industries.
Wall Street expects Standard Pacific to record a 75% Q4 per-share profit hike, to 7 cents a share, on a 27% rise in revenue to $372.9 million.
Outlook for MDC is a 40-cent-a-share profit, reversing the 4-cent loss it took in Q4 last year. Sales are expected to advance 48% to $365.8 million.
Meritage is seen posting a 42-cent Q4 profit, vs. a 36-cent loss last year. Sales are forecast to grow 45% to $355.4 million.
Pulte, trading near a fresh 52-week high, will release Q4 results before the market opens. Analysts forecast 30-cent EPS, up from 4 cents a year ago. Revenue is predicted to climb 19% to $1.5 billion.
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Jose Mourinho wants to take Real Madrid's £25k-a-week Raphael Varane to Chelsea [Daily Mail]
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Jose Mourinho is hoping to take an old boy in the form of Real Madrid's Raphael Varane to Chelsea, according to the Daily Mail.
Mourinho gave Varane his debut, as well as buying the youngster, when he was in charge at Madrid and now he wants to bring his protege to London while the Frenchman is negotiating a new contract at his current club.
Apparently Varane is paid just £25,000 a week by the European champions! We know that he'll hardly be rummaging through bins for food on that wage but it's still pittance in comparison with some of Madrid's other stars.
Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly earns at least ten times as much as Varane.
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Our first water and power bill arrived recently and I was relieved to be informed by Emily that our total use is actually far below the average. In fact, if these figures are correct, we're only using about 1/4 the average of the typical LA resident. It's a welcome surprise discovering a small house can be comparatively efficient to an apartment, but those figures underlines our city as a whole has a long way to go in regards to water/energy efficiency (for those seeking some help about recommendations for reducing water use, check out the Home Water-Energy-Climate Calculator)
It helps our place is small, there's no lawn, we cool the home with natural circulation and ceiling fans instead of AC, I've been switching all of our lighting to LED, and we've been trying to reuse greywater for the garden as much as possible (bucket by bucket in some instances). Our big project for the next few months – years – will be to convert the front and backyard into a drought tolerant landscape, one which also invites pollinators and stabilizes the surrounding hills from soil erosion. In comparison being water efficient inside seems much simpler than changes and work required outside.
And yet we're living comfortably, underlining conservation doesn't mean a life of wanting. It seems all of those "if its yellow, be mellow" and "shower every other day" practices have merit.]]>
But as we only have so much time in the day, so much energy to expend, so much attention to focus, I believe our minds and hearts only have so much emotional expanse for the storage of memories worth safekeeping. This obsessive nature of keeping everything – so prevalent in American culture – is tied to the subconscious worry that yesterday will forever be better than tomorrow, rationalized further by the perception tomorrow's necessities should dictate how we live today (e.g. "I might need that one day").
By letting these "things" we accumulate for the promise of attention and use tomorrow, we've hampered our own potential to realize unexpected possibilities only presented when our life's canvas is blank, versus one already obfuscated by the scribbles and splotches of yesterday's idea, memories, and worst of all, possessions. The true significance of memory isn't in these singular snapshots delivered by owning and keeping, but the imprint they've left upon on us in ways that truly matter during the time they're with us: how we live, love, and even hurt. For the memories we most cherish are those that clarify, not complicate. And so should it be with those things we bring into our homes…or leave behind.
"So it is important to work at finding interest in simple things, in noticing things and being curious, in looking for connections, significance, puzzles, meaning, explanations. The more able one is to do this, the richer one's world is. The more things that catch your attention and interest and prod questions and connections as you go about, the more meaningful everyday experience is. If only big, expensive, spectacular things grab your interest, you will be much less often interested in anything. This can be put in terms of openness, awareness, sensitivity and the capacity to be observant. Some people notice things that might have gone unseen, or realise there is significance and meaning in things others might miss. We adult humans have a strong tendency to get bogged down in a normal, everyday, routinized, take for granted consciousness that makes us oblivious to the wonders and miracles all around us. 'That is only an ant.' 'That is only a daisy.' But some people are struck by what they run into and see in them interesting aspects to mull over."
– Ted Trainer / 2015 Simplicity Institute Report]]>
In the late 1990's industrial designer Duncan Jackson fell in love with the Napoleonic defense towers built in the early 19th century, enamored by their history and the intricate and durable brickwork designed to endure unwelcome guests. Jackson was able to buy one of the towers situated overlooking the sea in Suffolk and decided it was to be reborn as a residence. Referred to as Martello Tower Y, the military tower was renovated with painstaking detail into a residence, the project a partnership with Billings Jackson Design and Piercy Conner Architects, no small feat considering the original structure is comprised of solid bonded brick walls 3 meters thick built to withstand artillery fire from naval attack. It's an outstanding example of re-envisioning vernacular architecture for a lifetime a hundred years forward instead of sentencing it to the role of historical ruins, all the while honoring the landscape it sits upon.
Opening the kitchen window, I could feel raindrops hitting my skin with the force of a typewriter's typebar striking paper – pitter-PAT-punctuation – the air smelling strongly of petrichor, the percussion of palms and the umbrella of fig leaves struggling to stay erect under the relentless downpour. And as immediate as its arrival, so sudden was its disappearance.
We hope you come again soon, Odinson…we need more rain.]]>
My path has not been determined. I shall have more experiences and pass many more milestones. – Agnetha Faltskog
There's so much to cherish when reflecting upon the memories of 2014 (I turned 40, I got married after 13 years of blissful companionship with the woman I love, I set off on a new career path working for inspiring and supportive people, became friends with a whole new world of creatives who've inspired me with their work and spirit, traveled to Kyoto, Paris, and to the New York countryside (by helicopter!).
If 2015 tops this year's significance, it shall be one helluva ride I will be looking forward to.]]>
Oh, and just because I don't have enough to do, I'm also writing for KCET Food as a palate driven investigator. My first post delved into LA's best opportunity to bug out, and this week was dedicated to a Malaysian breakfast staple, the roti canai.]]>


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Women's Soccer Blanks St. Joseph's, 7-0
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Baltimore, Md. - The Loyola College women's soccer team dominated play Saturday, defeating St. Joseph's 7-0. The Greyhounds had six different goal scorers, lead by junior Naomi Daniels with two goals and an assist. Loyola improves to 3-2 while the Hawks fall to 1-4.
Loyola got things started early, scoring their first goal in under four minutes. Naomi Daniels passed off a direct kick to Ashley Kramer. Kramer tapped the ball to Courtney Arikian for the goal at 3:35.
At 16:07, the Greyhounds made their lead 2-0 when Ali Andrzejewski's corner kick got to Kramer. Kramer's initial shot was blocked but SJU's keeper Jen Kuhn couldn't hold onto the ball as it bounced directly in front of Kaitlin Klar's feet where she was open for the goal.
The score remained 2-0 for much of the remainder of the first half until 41:34 when Daniels tallied her first goal. Daniels took her second direct kick and sailed it beautifully into the right corner of the net.
Ellen Sroka improved the lead to 4-0 just 35 seconds into the second half. Sroka dribbled the ball past several defenders and beat the Hawk's backup keeper, Nicole Dienna.
Not even three minutes later, Daniels gave Loyola a 5-0 lead when she took a clean pass from Kramer and beat Dienna. Kramer tallied her third assist on that goal.
The Greyhounds scored on their third direct kick at 75:24 when Carolyn Kennington's kick bounced off a part of the St. Joseph's wall and into the right corner of the goal.
And to close the scoring, freshman Sarah Orscheln tapped a corner kick into play and dribbled around several defenders before passing off to classmate Brittany Marano. Marano beat Dienna for the 7-0 final. It was the first career scoring effort for both Orscheln and Marano.
Loyola held a 22-4 advantage in shots and 5-0 in corner kicks.
Erica Niemann saved the Hawks only shot on goal while the starting keeper for St. Joe's, Kuhn, stopped seven Loyola attempts to score.
The Greyhounds next face Washington next Sunday, Sept. 19 at the University of Maryland. Game time is 12:00.
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A reasonable crowd for a Monday evening with 25% discount on all steaks, brilliant selection of starters and could eat them all like a tapas. The haggis samosas and the fish cakes were excellent followed by a really tasty peppercorn sirloin steak a wee bonus as a complimentary glass of red was included attentive staff and a really relaxing atmosphere.
Went for lunch for daughters 20th birthday, All starters were fab especially Haggis bonbons .The steak and ale pie is to die for ...the best ever and loads ....
Sweets were fab as well and will be back again .Only down point was it did take a long while between coureses , but could put up with that.
Been here often and always rated it extremely highly before though this time just fell ever so slightly short of my expectations, for the following two reasons only......a mackerel starter even for a starter was a ridiculously small portion by any standard, it would only have made sense as a canapé or amuse bouche or perhaps as one of the...
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Excellent restaurant, fine dining at it's best. My only gripe was the size of the portions, typically small as fine dining goes, but really delicious. I recommend.
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OPINION: A year ago Michael Campbell rocked up to the New Zealand Open among a field desperately lacking star power and, sadly, didn't even look as though he belonged there, let alone on the highly competitive European Tour.
He came to Clearwater that week raving about his ball striking and convinced that if he could get a few putts to drop, he'd be in the hunt.
Nothing we hadn't heard before and after he failed to make the cut with rounds of 77 and 79 for a 12-over par total, and looking a shadow of his former self, you had to wonder about the merits of moving home from Sydney to Europe to give the tour a real crack in 2012.
The first half of the year looked as grim as his week in Christchurch last year.
In his first 12 starts in 2012 on the European Tour he made just two cuts, finishing those events in a tie for 60th and a tie for 63rd, for a total of about 10,000 euros.
But having re-aligned with his old coach Jonathan Yarwood, and seven years after his magnificent 2005 when he won the US Open and world matchplay titles, he has started to find his mojo again.
In his last 10 starts he has four top-15 finishes, has won more than 320,000 euros, and has finished 77th on the European Tour order of merit, narrowly missing the season-ending Dubai world championship this week for the top 60 players.
Perhaps the best thing about watching his title charge at the Hong Kong Open at the weekend - having led after the second and third rounds he faded to finish eighth - was not his smooth swing (and it does look rather good at the moment), or the fact he was finally dropping some putts, but his smile.
Even when he was fading out of contention playing alongside fellow 40-something-year-old Miguel Angel Jimenez yesterday, Campbell seemingly couldn't wipe the smile off his face.
And who could blame him? He hasn't enjoyed this sort of form in years.
As Yarwood tweeted last night, Campbell's golfing comeback is still a "work in progress", and he's far from completely back. But the signs are all good and there is genuine hope he can win again at the top level.
Isn't that good to see. It's a shame he won't be returning to the Clearwater for the national open starting on Thursday.
The field again lacks names and Campbell, in form, could have done wonders for the event.
However, the interest might be provided by the fact this year, based purely on what we saw at the Australian Masters over the weekend, there appears to be real chance of a local winner for the first time since Mahal Pearce triumphed at Middlemore in 2003.
Mark Brown was swinging it superbly en route to a tie for third with lefty Gareth Paddison, who made a number of clutch putts in the final round.
The Wellington duo were only outdone by Adam Scott and Ian Poulter, two players ranked in the world's top 20.
Australasian tour order of merit leader Michael Hendry had one bad round - and it was really bad - but otherwise his form continued and despite his 79 on Saturday he still finished tied for sixth, while Ryan Fox, who has won twice in the Pacific in his rookie pro year, was also on the rise and secured a share of 14th.
Chuck in David Smail, perhaps the most accomplished Kiwi golfer in the field at Clearwater, and Josh Geary, who appeared to like the Clearwater layout in finishing third at the Open last year, and there are a handful of realistic Kiwi chances in what is a far weaker field than the Masters.
Maybe the drought is about to end.
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Original post made by Parent, Another Palo Alto neighborhood, on Jan 29, 2014
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a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jan 29, 2014 at 9:43 am
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a resident of Addison School
on Jan 29, 2014 at 12:52 pm
Oh, please, worry about yourself and let go of the anger. Shaming only works in other countries - it would never fly in America, especially in litigious Palo Alto. Besides, people won't know who the driver is anyway. Pick another battle!
a resident of Midtown
on Jan 29, 2014 at 2:21 pm
I like this idea! I think I will take pix of the charger hog in the Cal Ave Garage at various times of the day and fax it to the PAPD!
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jan 29, 2014 at 2:24 pm
why not just call parking enforcement and tell them about it.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Jan 29, 2014 at 11:54 pm
Anything is worth a try. Want to get some good pictures go to just about any of the outside parking lots to the north of California St..
That is a case where you can blame the drivers and the city about equally. There is no way to park there in a long line without eventually ending up with a car startling a space or two.
In every group of parking spaces at any time about two of them are unable to be used ... unless you have a Smart Car and are a very good driver.
I routinely see people in parking lots parking right on the line to use two spaces so their precious cars do not get scratched.
People drive crazy, they park crazy, and a lot of them just act crazy these days. Is it something in the water?
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