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Posted by Mari on 02/09/2009
As many people have mentioned, the manager is extremely nusty. We ordered 4 dishes including 2 apprtizers, 1 soup & 1 fish. He said that we ordered not enough for dinner time, if we want to dine there, please come during lunch time. How 2 people can order more? Though theie foods are great, I will never come back.
Posted by Anonymous on 12/05/2008
I don't really understand why so many people had bad experience with this restaurant. I live right across street and have been there at least dozens of times. I am Chinese (not American Chinese but Chinese Chinese) and have always been frustrated with the lack of authentic Chinese foods wherever I go, and I can't be happier when I first found out about this neighborhood jewel. I have been there for lunch/dinner ever since. I would say it's THE best Cantonese restaurant I have dined in so far in New York outside Chinatown/Flushing. Some dishes are American, I admit, but the non-American dishes are SO authentic. The service is good too - I usually sit there for a while even after I finish meal. Once I stayed there for half an hour after the meal - by myself - and I only ordered one dish! I can't imagine all the bad experience people had really existed, unless they dramatically improved their service after getting the bad review (as I have moved there only 4 months ago), or they discriminate non-Chinese (which I doubt). All in all, I think this is a place with great value - delicious food, fine service, cheap price. I will keep visiting until I leave the neighborhood.
Posted by Chinese Food Lover on 11/04/2008
I love Chinese food and I can honestly say this is some of the best I've ever had. All dishes are exceptional. I highly recommend the salt and pepper shrimp. With that being said the service is just about as bad as it gets. The owner are mean people and you are always rushed in and out. If the service was better this would be top notch.
Posted by Mike@415 on 07/08/2008
I am a Native NY'er and have been to all the regular Chinese places. PG is however one of those special NY places that ,while it my seem a little rough to the folks from Cleveland ,has always been simply one of the Best in New York. Sure the old guy gets a little rambunctious from time to time but you cant beat the Sizzeling Chicken Caserole with Scallions anywhere in NYC. Look the Waiters at the Palm when it Was "The Palm" used to merely grunt out "theres steak, theres lobster what it il be?" But NY has that flavor..so if you want nice and polite go back to Iowa or wherever and have them freshen up your cup.
Posted by chowdude on 07/06/2008
I went here because an older friend said it was best chinese in area. He was wrong. A lot of the dishes had no flavor and taste to them. This is a favorite spot for people who work at Channel 11. I suspect the only reason why they patronize this place is because there's really no other decent cheap food around that area.
Posted by Frankel on 04/17/2008
Despite the small portions and awful decor, I have been going to Phoenix Garden for the past 2 years because it is cheap and a BYOB. I will never go again. I went last night with the same person who reviewed before, and he was being nice in his...I will not be. When we were done eating our food, which was shortly after we were seated as the waitress rushed us to order and the food came out too quick, we asked if we could open our bottle of wine as noone was in the restaurant. The waitress said okay, right after we opened the bottle an incredibly rude manager stands at our table and tells us we have to leave. I explain that we wouldn't have opened the bottle if we knew we would be getting kicked out. He continued to tell us to finish quickly, he stood over us and as I told him that this was not very good customer service he proceeded to yell at me and tell me that he knows who I am and will never be allowed back in. They followed us out. I have never been treated that way and do not understand how this man has stayed in business. Everytime I go he is rude but because it is cheap I have continued to go, my mistake.
Posted by average city diner on 04/14/2008
A group of friends and myself decided to get together after work to catch up and have some dinner. KEEP in mind that this place is a BYOB. There were 5 of us we brought in 18 beers and a bottle of wine. Completely reasonable for people that aren't light drinkers. We ordered 6 apps, and 6 entrees, so it wasn't like we didn't eat our moneys worth. They 'politely' asked us if we could hurry up our drinking, an hour after we had been there. 8 minutes later, they told us they needed the table, even though there were 7, we counted, 7 tables open in the cheaply decorated basement restaurant that we were nice enough to give our business to. After I kid you not, ONE more minute, they told us never to come back. It was the most ridiculous treatment I have ever seen in this city, in which I have been dining for over 15 years. The food was fine, but small. The service was fine, but somewhat rushed, but overall attitude of this place was beyond detestable. 0 out of 10. Not worth the trouble.


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In one brief moment the lives of six people were changed forever. Susan "Sue" Davis was struck by a hit and run driver April 4, 2005, and since then she's been in a coma.
"When it happened I was 8 months pregnant," said Lisa Lopez, the 47-year-old victim's daughter. "The doctor told me my mother only had 24 hours to live."
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Sue Davis can move one hand and for a while was able to move her legs and arms with help.
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We stopped in for appetizers and drinks at this eatery in the landmark Woolworth Tower. The salmon pastrami & potato salad were wonderful, as were the dumplings and the shrimp tempura. The jerk chicken wings were very tasty. We also loved the corn dogs - served in a tiny bucket with sand...a nod to Coney Island... The bartender blended a couple of very elegant margaritas. Overall, a warm and relaxing atmosphere with delicious food. It was an enjoyable evening - very "New York," in an old-world sense.
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My girlfriend and I recently ordered a selection of appetizers from this place just to check it out. We got the pastrami salmon, the fried pork dumplings, the corn dogs, and the crab sampler. The corn dogs were very greasy and could not be eaten, the salmon was also unappetizing and smelled and tasted overly fishy, the crab sampler had the same problem. The pork dumplings were tasty, but I believe those were probably not prepared fresh, but were frozen.
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I know a lot of you here likes Ninki Sushi. Is it owned by Japanese, korean or Chinese?
re: pescatarian
What's gross about it? I quite enjoy the sushi there.
I have no inside knowledge of the nationality of the owners, but I strongly suspect they are not Japanese; my wife heard the staff speaking Cantonese. A couple years ago I didn't mind this place, as it was close to home, and the food was half decent at the time if you didn't order too adventurously.
But my last two visits were deal breakers: on the first I ordered some assorted sushi and rolls, and the nori was chewy like an elastic band. Nearly inedible. The fish seemed slightly less than fresh, and some of it lingered far longer in my mouth than it should have, as I chewed and chewed... argh. As the result, the next time I went I ordered a bento box special, thinking cooked food would be a safer bet, but even the chicken was bland and gristly and the sides were nothing exciting.
Now I've given up, and I won't return. Walk a few blocks northwest to Japango, pay $5 or $10 more, and have some great Japanese food -- both raw and cooked -- prepared by mostly Japanese staff, incidentally.
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Haven't been there for a while, but then I really enjoyed the Jumbo Shrimp Don on the dinner menu. The sashimi there were GROSS as pescatarian mentioned and there bentos definitely do not worth the price.
As for the nationality of the operators, the sushi chefs speak Mandarin while the owner speaks Cantonese.
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I was there last Thursday for lunch. It was not good.
I had the sashimi "A" combo -- the fish was not fresh and it was cut badly, adding to the terrible texture. The tuna was essentially cubed.
My lunch date had the sushi combo. He asked for the 6 spicy tuna maki to be replaced with spicy salmon maki. They said that would be an additional $2.00. He stayed with the tuna. When it came, the spicy mayo on each piece was almost as high as the piece of sushi itself.
I've given the place 4 or 5 tries. I think that's it for me.
I found this place has gone downhill in the past few years. When I first went here many years ago I loved it. The nori was always crisp, the fish fresh. I keep going but I realize that it's just getting worse and worse each time. The nori is always soggy now, and the fish not as fresh as before.
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U.S. banks are preparing to advance in the sector after reporting earnings, with executives touting the gloom coming from their European counterparts as a major opportunity to capitalize on their newfound advantage, the Wall Street Journal reports. On Thursday, Deutsche Bank (DB) CEO John Cryan said that the company must "shrink" its balance sheet, while Barclays (BCS) chairman John McFarlane said that Wall Street lenders are "an enormous threat" to Euro investment banks, the report says. On the other hand, Morgan Stanley (MS) chairman James Gorman said after reporting earnings last week that the company is poised to advanced in the debt trading sector, and that "there's a potential for, over a period of time, share gain for our business," the report says. In addition, Goldman Sachs finance chief Harvey Schwartz said that the company is "seeing potential big restructuring on the European side," the report adds. Publicly traded companies in the European space include Banco Santander (SAN), Barclays (BCS), Credit Suisse (CS), Deutsche Bank (DB), HSBC (HSBC), ING Groep (ING), Lloyds Banking (LYG), RBS (RBS) and UBS (UBS). Publicly traded companies in the U.S. space include Bank of America (BAC), Citi (C), Goldman Sachs (GS), JPMorgan (JPM), Morgan Stanley (MS), U.S. Bancorp (USB) and Wells Fargo (WFC).
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Banks have been pitching certain hedge fund clients on using derivatives instead of actual stocks when placing certain bets in an effort to lessen the impact of new capital rules on the banks' businesses, the Wall Street Journal reports, citing people familiar with the efforts. The shift involves derivatives known as total-return swaps that mirror the effects of owning a stock or other asset, the report says. Units of Bank of America (BAC), Goldman Sachs (GS), JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Morgan Stanley (MS), and UBS (UBS) are among the banks asking clients to shift trades into total-return swaps instead of underlying securities, the report says.
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July 27, 2015
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Symphony Communication Services, an instant-messaging software company backed by Wall Street firms including Goldman Sachs (GS), is eyeing an investment round that may value it at as much as $1B, the Wall Street Journal reports, citing people familiar with the matter. The startup is canvassing a range of possible new investors, including venture-capital funds and additional financial firms, the report says. Symphony also wants funds from its existing backers, including Goldman, Morgan Stanley (MS), JPMorgan Chase (JPM), and BlackRock (BLK), the report says.
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4 arrested men suspected of JPMorgan hacking, NYT reports
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Common Equity Tier 1 ratio would be 8.1% in severe adverse scenario and Tier 1 risk-based capital ratio would be 9.6%.
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Varian Medical signs agreement to operate first proton facility in New York
Varian Medical Systems (VAR) announced that it has entered into an agreement with New York Proton Management, a consortium of leading New York healthcare institutions including Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Mount Sinai Health System, Montefiore Health System, and ProHEALTH Medical Management formed to operate The New York Proton Center, the first proton facility in New York State. Varian will provide the center, which will have four treatment rooms and a research room, with its ProBeam system, as well as 10 years of service for approximately $115M. The center, which will be located in Manhattan, is expected to open for treatment in the first half of 2018. Varian expects to book the equipment portion of the order in Q4 with the remainder of the order to be booked in accordance with the company's policies over the term of the agreement. Under an agreement with MM Proton I, LLC, the project developer, Varian's international subsidiary in Switzerland will provide $91.5M in project financing, including a six-and-half-year $73M senior first lien loan at 9% interest and a six-and-half-year $18.5M subordinate loan at up to 13.5% interest. Other lenders for the $242.7M in total project loans include JPMorgan Chase Bank (JPM) and an affiliate of The Goldman Sachs Group (GS). The project facility is managed by Murphy & McManus, a Boston-based developer of healthcare and life science facilities and Norton Travis of NLT Advisors served as project coordinator on behalf of the consortium.
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Granville early-voting hours to change
Granville County recently received state permission to change voting hours and locations.
It was among nearly one-third of the state's counties who sought and received the go-ahead from the State Board of Elections to reduce early-voting hours heading into the May 6 primary below what last year's elections overhaul law demands.
Elections Director Tonya Burnette said after some back and forth between the county and the state, Granville received the go-ahead to reduce the number of hours election sites will be open during the primary, though less than originally intended.
"We asked for a reduction, and we had to add seven hours back," she said. "That's why we have the Oxford site only open for the Saturday for the three hours and then that Thursday and Friday until 7. The state made a conditional approval for our reduction, but we had to add seven hours back to get that reduction."
The state Board of Elections required the Granville board to open the Richard H. Thornton Library site an additional Saturday — from 9 a.m. to noon April 26 — and two additional evening hours; the facility will be open to voters until 7 p.m. Thursday, May 1, and Friday, May 2.
Last April, the Granville County Board of Commissioners voted to send a resolution to the General Assembly expressing their desire the legislature not cut early voting hours, noting more than half of voters in the county cast their ballots during the 2012 general election before Election Day.
Still, Burnette said she thought the changes would actually make it more convenient for voters who work 9-to-5 jobs during the week.
She said she expects this year's turnout to be relatively high.
"Generally our turnout here, we have been higher than other counties in the state," she said. "Again, turnout is low, unfortunately, but ours has been higher. But with the races, with the clerk of court and sheriff and district attorney races, I think our turnout is going to be good."
Early voting sites in Granville County are the Richard H. Thornton Library large conference room, 210 Main St. in Oxford; the Oxford Public Works Building multipurpose room, 227 W. McClanahan St. in Oxford; and the South Branch Library multipurpose room, 1550 South Campus Drive in Creedmoor.
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I have been making this constantly. Its so easy and its so unbelievably good!
Its a basic chocolate recipe with added hemp seeds, chia, dried fruit and nuts. You can add whatever you like to it. Mix and match and experiment with different fruits, nuts, almond butter, shredded coconut and superfoods. You can even add flavors like vanilla beans and essential oils like peppermint, orange, etc… The cinnamon batch I made was the best so far.
Just use about equal parts raw cacao powder and melted coconut oil. Mix together (I use a hand mixer) and add a good amount of sweetener to taste (agave, honey, coconut syrup…) Just keep tasting until it's not bitter and it is to your liking. I also add a couple of T of melted cacao butter but its fine if you don't have any. Mix this well until there are no lumps and it's smooth. It will be a chocolate sauce consistency. Next, add in your additions. For the picture above I added:
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Chopped dried apricots
Hemp seeds
Chia seeds (I love these in chocolate. It makes it takes like a nestles crunch)
Goji berries
Crushed and whole walnuts
Lots of Cinnamon
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You want the best for your baby and the same goes for the blanket that wraps your baby. I would not want to take the risks of allergies and rashes with my little ones delicate skin. So, I prefer opting for organic products like organic cotton blankets, onesies, tees and even handkerchiefs and bibs.
Check out the range of cute personalized blankets that helps your baby stay snug and cozy. This is also a gift of ultimate softness with the personalized 100% all natural organic baby clothes. These pieces are made from 100% organic cotton, making it an eco-friendly purchase. The cute little blankets come with the embroidered all natural adorable-ness and you can choose the baby's name that will appear above!
Keep in mind that though you can easily get these blankets in other materials like polyester, they are not really safe for the environment or your baby. Using such products can lead to itchiness and rashes, which can lead to allergies too. And I would suggest that you try organic clothing for yourself too, especially when they are so easily available in the market.
The feel of organic cotton clothes is soft and gentle. These garments are made from organically grown cotton and use natural dyes, as compared to commercial alternatives. Not only do you look great in them, you feel good too! You can choose from a range of organic garments for yourself, which are trendy and green like-
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What is it with these people?
Only seven months after critical news stories about unpaid taxes on a private airplane, U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill was late paying property taxes on her Washington, D.C., condominium. Records show that the Missouri Democrat missed the fall 2011 deadline by about three weeks. McCaskill paid $197 in penalties and interest on top of the $1,514 in taxes owed for half the year. McCaskill also was about a month late paying her spring 2010 property tax bill on the condo.
McCaskill's Chinatown condo was purchased in 2007 for $700,000. It's unclear how much her private plane is worth, but the taxes she failed to pay on it amounted to $300,000. So, it's worth more than $300,000. Per liberal logic just the house and the plane are enough to springboard her into the 1 percent of Americans who are bleeding this country dry by stubbornly insisting on having wealth (though in fairness she's been in the public sector for all but three years since around age 30, so she didn't earn her wealth exclusively as some vampire capitalist businesswoman or whatever).
The combination of late taxes on high wealth would matter a lot less if McCaskill's party wasn't currently trying to win an election by demagoguing high earners and those who "don't pay their fair share." Or if there weren't some significant questions being raised locally about how a company she lists as worth $1,001 owns a private plane.
The White House has been inexcusably unserious about fiscal sustainability precisely to shield vulnerable Red State Democrats like McCaskill from having to take tough votes. McCaskill's seeming inability to pay her taxes has threatened her popularity anyway. And so — yet again — a cynical politically-motivated White House gambit doesn't even have the political payoff it was supposed to.


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Abu Sufyan Ibn al-Harith
The words of the Prophet spurred me on and we plunged into the positions of the mushrikin until they were routed and fled in every direction."
After Hunayn, Abu Sufyan ibn al-Harith continued to enjoy the good pleasure of the Prophet and the satisfaction of being in his noble company. But he never looked the Prophet directly in the eye nor focussed his gaze on his face out of shame and embarrassment for his past hostility towards him.
Abu Sufyan continued to feel intense remorse for the many and dark days he had spent trying to extinguish the light of God and refusing to follow His message. Henceforth, his days and nights he would spend reciting the verses of the Quran. seeking to understand and follow its laws and profit by its admonitions. He shunned the world and its adornments and turned to God with every fibre of his being. Once the Prophet. peace be on him, saw him entering the mosque and asked his wife: "Do you know who is this, Aishah?" "No, O Messenger of God." she replied. This is my cousin. Abu Sufyan ibn al-Harith. See, he is the first to enter the masjid and the last to leave. His eyes do not leave his shoelace."
When the Prophet, peace be on him, passed away, Abu Sufyan felt intense grief and wept bitterly.
During the caliphate of Umar, may God be pleased with him, Abu Sufyan felt his end drawing near. One day people saw him in al-Baqi, the cemetery not far from the Prophet's mosque where many Sahabah are buried. He was digging and fashioning a grave. They were surprised. Three days later, Abu Sufyan was lying stretched out at home His family stood around weeping but he said: "Do not weep for me. By God, I did not commit any wrong since I accepted Islam." With that, he passed away.
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Dialogues on Art - Gallery Visit with Street Artist Jordan Seiler
Students are invited to join us on Saturday, November 6th for a trip to view Speiler's Taking From the Tip Jar solo show at the Vincent Michael Gallery in Philadelphia.
Organized by Michael Rushmore '14 Brought to you by the Hurford '60 Humanities Center Jordan Seiler is an artist at the forefront of street art and political action through art, which focuses on the takeover of billboards and other forms of advertising in public spaces. His artistic actions have shut down a company with an illegal business model and generally made the world a place with fewer advertisements. Now he has a solo show, Taking From The Tip Jar, at Philly's Vincent Michael Gallery. Jordan and gallery director Elizabeth Gault will walk students through the show and join us for a meal afterwards. More information on Jordan Seiler here: http://www.publicadcampaign.org/ Michael Rushmore's street art blog: http://blog.vandalog.com/ "Dialogues on Art" are interdisciplinary excursions that bring together students and faculty to visit exhibitions, performances, and screenings of contemporary art in the greater Philadelphia area, continuing their conversations over dinner. Attendees will leave campus around 5pm on Saturday, November 6th, returning to Haverford by about 10pm--transit details to follow. To apply, please email email@example.com by 5pm on Wednesday, November 3rd with 1) your name & class year 2) major/minor/interests if undeclared 3) whether you've attended a Dialogues trip before 4) a brief paragraph explaining your interest in trip Please put "Dialogues on Art" in the subject-line.


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You probably spend a lot of time picking out the perfect colors and finishes when shopping for paint for your home, but how much time do you invest in learning about the levels of volatile organic compounds the paint contains?
VOCs are toxic chemicals emitted from drying paint and are commonly associated with that "fresh-paint smell." VOCs can cause health issues, especially for those with asthma and allergies. They're also a major source of indoor air pollution, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
"I don't think most homeowners really realize how bad the chemicals in the coatings industry really are to the environment," said Bryan Tibbetts, whose Indianapolis company, Fresh Colors Painting LLC, offers low- and zero-VOC paints. These paints have grown in popularity as more paint manufacturers transition from traditional petroleum-based paints.
A recent poll of Angie's List members found 21 percent of those who hired a painter last year chose a company that uses eco-friendly paints and products, which emit fewer toxins, making the air in your home safer to breathe.
The EPA limits the amount of VOCs allowed in paint to 250 grams per liter for latex paints. Low-VOC paints -- which are typically water-based instead of petroleum-based and contain little or no formaldehyde or heavy metals -- are not regulated, but they generally carry a rating of 50 grams per liter or less.
Even zero-VOC paints still contain small amounts of VOCs; typically less than 5 grams per liter. Manufacturers are required to clearly list VOC levels on paint container labels.
If you're going to add color pigment to basic colors, be careful. Many tints contain VOCs -- 2 to 5 grams per liter on average -- so you may end up with more VOCs than you'd intended.
Many companies offer low- and zero-VOC tint products as well, so talk about that with your supplier before you start to mix it up.
"A lot of painting companies had products that were low-VOC, but once they tinted it . . . it went up considerably because the tints companies used were really, really strong," said Scott Schmitt, owner of Green Brush Painters in Indianapolis. "Now, a lot of companies have latex additives, so whatever color you choose, you can get a zero VOC."
Low- and zero-VOC paints have come down in cost and have improved in quality in recent years and now are comparable in both price and performance to traditional paints.
"When we first started using it 10 years ago, there were some differences," Schmitt said. "(Instead of) only putting two coats on, you had to put three coats on.
"The products cost a little bit more and were not available in all the colors. Now, the industry has really caught up to where it should be. If you want a red color, orange or a dark, chocolate brown, you can get them all and in zero VOC. All the products are just as durable, just as washable, and the price point is pretty much the same.
"Why wouldn't you do it?" Schmitt asked? "It doesn't cost any more. It lasts just as long. It's better for your family, better for the air inside your house and just better for the environment."


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From left, Marcus Gergish, Chavez Hunter, and Joshua Gergish.
Tension between two families on opposite sides of a murder case ran high again prior to a hearing Thursday in the criminal case that has connected them forever.
The interaction took place just before Criminal Court Judge Robert Cupp took the bench, but it was clear when he arrived that he already had been told what happened.
The first thing Cupp did when he took the bench was call up the Peregoy and Gergish families. Both were there for a hearing in a first-degree murder case in which Marcus Gergish, brother Joshua Gergish and a third man, Chavez Hunter, are charged in the April 3 shooting death of Timothy Peregoy Sr.
He was shot outside in the parking lot of his son's apartment building on Nathaniel Drive after an alleged drug deal inside the residence. Police investigators said Marcus Gergish bought Suboxone, a synthetic opiate used to help users withdraw from drugs, then allegedly jumped Peregoy Sr., and his wife as they were walking to their vehicle to leave.
Cupp put members of the Gergish family on one side of the courtroom and the Peregoys on the other side, then gave them a stern talking to.
"If I hear of any more conduct like what's gone on out here," then the families are likely to end up in jail themselves, Cupp told them.
"I'm not going to tell you again. This is the last time. This is a civil place and it's going to stay that way," he said. He also ordered the two Gergish relatives to remove T-shirts they wore in support of the brothers.
Prior to court's beginning, two of the Gergish brothers' family members entered the courtroom wearing black T-shirts with a slogan on the front that read, "Support team for Josh and Marcus." There was also printing on the back of the shirts that proclaimed support for the men.
That apparently angered the Peregoy family and some harsh words were uttered.
Additional sheriff's deputies are usually on alert when the Gergish brothers have a hearing because of past interactions between the families in the courtroom.
With the issue addressed, Cupp went on to other items on the docket, but soon returned to the case to learn the status of it.
The three defense attorneys — Jim Bowman, who represents Hunter; David Robbins, for Marcus Gergish; and Bill Donaldson, representing Joshua Gergish — all asked Cupp for a "speedy trial" in the matter. They also said they had not received requested information in the case — because the District Attorney's Office still doesn't have the Johnson City Police Department's investigative file.
"They never do," Cupp quipped.
Assistant District Attorney General Erin McArdle told Cupp the case investigator had some personal issues in December that have carried over into this year.
Also, McArdle said, Joshua Gergish and Hunter were not indicted until November, several months after Marcus Gergish. McArdle asked Cupp for two weeks to allow time to get the complete file.
"I will give you until March 17 to have all the discovery (information) in to the attorneys," Cupp said.
Marcus Gergish has a $107,000 bond, Joshua Gergish has a $555,000 bond and Hunter is being held without bond. Hunter and Joshua Gergish both have additional charges in other cases.
Cupp, who has not made an official public announcement that he will retire from the bench, made reference to that possibility Thursday.
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'The Krays were out of control. They had the East End buttoned up too tight and someone had to undo it. Slowly, I realised that someone had to be me...'Bobby Teale and his brothers, David and Alfie, were the three men the Kray twins trusted most. They weren't in the Firm, they were closer than that. They were old family friends, confidants, companions...But then things changed. Witnessing Ronnie and Reggie become increasingly psychotic - taking murder, torture and rape to sickening new levels - Bobby knew he had to take action. Unknown to his brothers, he became a police informer; risking not just his own life but those of the people dearest to him too.Using the codename 'Phillips', he was forced to live on his wits, feeding back information to Scotland Yard. With bent cops on their side the Krays knew they had a grass in their midst, but before they could flush him out, Bobby's evidence saw the London gangsters get locked up for life.Bobby fled the country, but now 40 years on he's back. And he wants to set the record straight. With the help of his brothers, the man brave enough to stand up to the Krays has rewritten history as we know it; dispelling the myths and tearing apart the gangsters' glamorous veneer to reveal the true, sadistic nature of Ronnie and Reggie.Crammed full of explosive, new revelations, Bringing Down The Krays is the last great untold story of Britain's most infamous crime family.
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Gordon Lightfoot is a little too hippie for me, but I love Neil Young and Bob, Does Willie Nelson count? Or is he specifically country?
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Gordon Lightfoot is a little too hippie for me, but I love Neil Young and Bob, Does Willie Nelson count? Or is he specifically country?
Good point. Yeah, Willie counts all right. It's only record company guys in suits that like to seperate music into strict definitions and genres, never the musicians themselves.
In just the same way that Sai King is categorised and marginalised by the establishment (IMO) as a 'horror' writer.
Many shades of grey, but no black and whites.
John Lennon, who knew something about the subject, held that ALL music was folk music because it was played and written by folk, and I'd go along with that.
The question that all musicians hate is 'What kind of music do you play?', on a par with 'Where do you get your ideas?' to Sai King, and I always reply 'Folk'n'country, rock'n'blues' to it.
Largely because I take a childish delight in replying to being asked the hated question, 'Folk'n'count....'.!
Long days and pleasant nights
Yes, I love folk music and mountain music as well. Grew up on it. All so grew up on swing, big band, rock, country, blue grass, gospel. Very musical family.
Yes, I love Neil Young. I often go to the cropredy folk festival which has an amazing atmosphere. Its the only festival where someone announces that a wallet has been found and handed in over the mic. It has a real ale bar and the whole village welcome and entertain all the visitors.
Well, I am of the opinion that Stan Rogers died way too young. That man had a set of pipes, boy...
Yeah, I like some folk music.
I liked Valdi...my folks had some of his stuff.....
Sue do you go to Blue On Whyte....the blues bar in old Stratcona?
I do love the canadian singer Gordon Lightfoot....If you could read my mind.
How about Ian Tyson?
I sure am glad it is still being listened too, a lot mentioned by several of you guys i also listen too. I was thinking with all the stuff out there today our younger generation is really missing out on the grass roots music that is out there. ( Woody Gauthrie, for one, the father of folk.)
Hell yea! My answer is D. All of the above. Love it!!!:smile2: Mostly Neil Young and Gordon Lightfoot, anything I can find from the 70's usually good. Although, Disco still sucks tho, IMO.
How about Murray Mclauchian a little country in there but folky too. By the way Old Gordon Lightfoot, was kind of a hippie i guess but i don't agree about his music. Do you realize the amount of artists who have rerecorded his songs and got hits from them? Relisten and rethink , me thinks!!!


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Nov 28, 2012 Comments Off on Boehner Immediately Shoots Down Internal Proposal To Agree To Obama Tax Hikes Infidel
Excerpted from The Hill: Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and other top Republicans on Wednesday shot down a proposal by a senior GOP lawmaker that the House agree to President Obama's demand to extend current tax rates for the middle class.
Rep. Tom Cole (R-Okla.), a respected party strategist and former chairman of the National Republican Campaign Committee, became the most prominent House Republican to suggest that the GOP do what has long been unthinkable within the party: lock in the George W. Bush-era tax rates for annual incomes up to $250,000 without simultaneously extending them for top earners.
Such a move would amount to a significant victory for Obama in negotiations over the so-called fiscal cliff, and Republican leaders said immediately it was a non-starter.
"I told Tom earlier in our conference meeting that I disagreed with him," Boehner told reporters after a closed-door meeting of the House Republican Conference. "He's a wonderful friend of mine and a great supporter of mine. But raising taxes on the so-called top 2 percent – half of those people are small-business owners that pay their taxes through their personal income tax filing every year. The goal here is to grow the economy and to cut spending.
"We're not going to grow the economy if we raise tax rates on the top two rates," the Speaker added. "It'll hurt small businesses. It'll hurt our economy. That's why it's not the right approach. We'll willing to put revenue on the table as long as we're not raising rates."
Inside the meeting, Boehner told Republicans that the party would not abandon small businesses to preserve tax breaks for big ones.
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By Colin McDonald : October 18, 2012 : Updated: October 18, 2012 7:28pm
The Edwards Aquifer Authority is offering free testing of private wells near the site of San Antonio Water System's sewage spill earlier this week.
Monday, SAWS was told of a large sewer spill over the recharge zone of the Edwards Aquifer southwest of East Evans Road and Bulverde Road. A pipe to a lift station broke and SAWS found that more than 50,000 gallons of effluent had been dumped over the rock formation that leads to the city's main water supply.
There are several wells close to the spill and directly downhill from it, the EAA says.
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yellow squash, chopped
onion, chopped
1 (10.75 ounce) can
condensed cream of mushroom soup
2 cups
shredded Cheddar cheese
eggs, beaten
1 1/2 cups
seasoned croutons
This was a delicious casserole! I modified it a bit to suit the tastes of my family members. I used a seasoning blend by Pictsweet that has chopped onions, green and red bell peppers, celery, and garlic salt. I sauteed this blend in a little butter while cutting up the squash. I added the squash and water to the sauteed veggies and cooked together for 15 minutes. I substituted cream of celery for the cream of mushroom and added a little cajun seasoning (Tony Chachere's). The casserole came out beautiful and tasted awesome.
I didn't like the croutons...I think I'll make it again but use cornbread and make it like a dressing.
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Yum! I sauted the squash and onion with some garlic powder and topped the casserole with Italian seasoned bread crumbs and a few sprays of I Can't Believe It's Not Butter instead of croutons. This was easy to make and I'm sure we'll be having it again soon.
Fantastic recipe!! I lightened it considerably by using Egg Beaters instead of eggs, reducing the cheese to 1 cup (and using 2% milk cheddar cheese), and using just 1/2 cup bread crumbs instead of the croutons. I also found I was out of mushroom soup....I used 98% fat free Broccoli Cheese soup instead and it was fabulous!! Definately a keeper!
This is a GREAT way to cook a LOT of squash. It has a good consistency and it was VERY easy to make. My only suggestion would be to add in salt and pepper to taste as ingredients. Also, a little bit of garlic salt gave it an extra seasoning boost.
Wonderful, wonderful casserole. I used zuchinni and yellow squash. I added black pepper to the soup mixture (suggested by previous reviewer). I used a four-cheese blend instead of all cheddar. Lastly, I mistakenly bought mushroom soup with roasted garlic--I love garlic and the casserole was just wonderful. My finnicky teenager loves it too!
Very good combination of flavors, however, still just a little bland. I added a little garlic powder, italian seasoning and seaasoned salt to my individual helping. It really gave the dish a pick-me-up.
Excellent recipe. This is one squash casserole I will be making over abd over again.
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Servings Per Recipe: 6
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Calories: 304
Calories from Fat: 175
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Wednesday, July 10, 2013
The following incidents were obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff's Office reports:
• Deputies assisted the U.S. Marshall's Office on the service of a warrant to a St. Stephen resident on July 2 to a man who is also wanted by BCSO.
The subject left his Crest Lane residence in a red Honda. Upon seeing the marked patrol vehicles the subject made an abrupt stop in the road, made an illegal U-turn and attempted to flee the area at a high rate of speed. The vehicle was found abandoned in the roadway on Upton Road, where a deputy observed the male subject running into the woods.
A canine was used in the search but deputies were unable to locate the subject.
• A deputy met with a man from a repossession company who said a 2000 Nissan Altima was repossessed June 27 and taken to the lot on Precast Lane. On July 2 the complainant contacted a deputy and showed him surveillance footage of an unknown black vehicle approaching at about 8 p.m. on June 28.
One subject approached the Altima and both vehicles drove off. The Altima's VIN was entered into NCIC.
• A Sugar Hill Drive man reported on July 2 that an unknown female in a white car drove by his house and yelled that she was going to call animal control on his horses.
• A Waterloo Drive man reported on July 1 that his vehicle's battery was stolen from his Ford Ranger. He said he parked the vehicle on June 29 at 7:30 p.m. and went to check the oil at about 11 a.m. on July 1, when he noticed the battery was missing after he lifted the hood.
The battery is valued at $100.
• A Bonneau woman reported half of a chain-link dog kennel and four old bicycles were missing the morning of June 29. Later that day she told deputies she found the kennel and the bicycles in a yard a few houses down from hers.
She spoke with neighbors and learned at about 3 a.m. someone in the neighborhood saw kids riding bicycles and dragging the kennel on the street behind them. When the witness asked what they were doing the kids hopped off the bicycles and ran.
• An Orangeburg woman was in a club in Cross when a Cross man followed her outside the club and was being forward with her. When she refused his advances repeatedly the subject became angry and threw her across the front of the club. The subject then punched her in the face, causing her to lose her tooth, which she had wrapped in a napkin when deputies arrived.
She requested medics, who looked her over, but she refused to be taken to the hospital. The report lists the name and address of the suspect.
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David C. WoolardStratford debut: Costume designer of Tommy. Broadway: Lysistrata Jones, West Side Story, Jane Fonda's clothing for 33 Variations, Dividing the Estate, The Farnsworth Invention, Old Acquaintance, Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash, All Shook Up, 700 Sundays with Billy Crystal, The Smell of the Kill, The Rocky Horror Show (2001 Tony nomination), Voices in the Dark, The Who's Tommy (1993 Tony and Olivier Award nominations), Bells Are Ringing, Marlene, Wait Until Dark, Horton Foote's The Young Man from Atlanta, Sally Marr… and Her Escorts, Damn Yankees, A Few Good Men. Recent Credits: Elf at the 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle, Talley's Folly at the Roundabout Theatre in N.Y.C. and Cymbeline at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Selected Additional Credits: The Toxic Avenger, Lucy Simon's musical Zhivago at La Jolla Playhouse, Bare, Horton Foote's The Orphans' Cycle, The Day Emily Married with Estelle Parsons, The Donkey Show at ART, Così Fan Tutte and Madame Mao at Santa Fe Opera. Numerous regional theatre credits include the Old Globe Theater, Goodman Theatre, Arena Stage, Alley Theatre, Guthrie Theatre, Seattle Repertory Theatre and Opera Theatre of St. Louis. He is currently designing the world première of Oscar by Theodore Morrison for Santa Fe Opera.
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UVM's fund-raising wing is reorganizing, as the university's new foundation takes shape, with the result that seven UVM employees have been given their walking papers.
Of 64 employees in the UVM Office of Development and Alumni Relations, 55 have been offered employment with the University of Vermont and State Agricultural College Foundation (aka UVM Foundation) – a freestanding nonprofit organization that will go into full operation on Jan. 1. At that point, the office will go out of business, and all the UVM staffers will become employees, instead, of the foundation. Rich Bundy, vice president of development and alumni relations, will lose that title, leave university employment, and run the foundation as CEO and president.
Seven DAR employees were laid off, effective June 24, with the promise of six months' pay and assistance in finding other jobs. UVM is not releasing their names; their salaries range from the low 30s to the low 90s.
They do not include Michael Schultz, associate vice president of development, who is still employed by UVM but who is not listed among the foundation's staff. Another DAR staffer resigned before layoffs became effective.
(T)he decisions were made with care and deliberation, focusing on the business needs of the new organization, and allowing the Foundation to deploy its human resources more efficiently at the outset," Jay Goyette, office spokesman, wrote in an email.
Rich Bundy personally reviewed every position, approved every decision, and talked face-to-face with every employee."
UVM's fund-raising operation is headquartered at Grasse Mount, on Summit Street, but those quarters aren't big enough. About 20 employees, who handle information and gift records, work in leased office space in the old General Dynamics building on Lakeside Avenue. UVM pays $92,985 a year for that space, an expense that the foundation will assume on Jan. 1.


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Wisconsin Sen. Herb Kohl (D) loaned his campaign $1 million in the last quarter of 2010, seemingly putting to rest speculation that he may retire instead of seeking re-election next year.
According to his fourth quarter FEC report, obtained by The Hotline, Kohl contributed $1 million to his war chest while only spending $12,000. Because of the loan, he finished the year with slightly more than $1 million cash on hand.
Kohl, who will be 77 years old on Election Day next year, had been the subject of retirement rumors because of his age and near empty war chest. He finished the third quarter of 2010 with less than $26,000 in his campaign account.
But Kohl, who has significant personal wealth through his ownership of a grocery store chain and the Milwaukee Bucks, appears to be laying the groundwork to run for a fifth term.
He may face an uphill fight in that race, however. Wisconsin turned a few shades redder in 2010, as Republicans made significant gains at every level of government. No Republican has emerged to run against Kohl yet, but now-Sen. Ron Johnson (R) was a completely unknown quantity when he jumped in the race against Sen. Russell Feingold (D) last year and turned out to be one of the GOP's strongest 2010 candidates.
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I hope this is the correct forum. Am I doing something wrong or does the sync of contacts with iCloud only transfer the contact list and not any of the Smart Groups I have set up in my address book?
I find I have misstated the issue. The Smart Groups show up fine in the Address book when you access them through contacts. But if you pick addresses in Mac Mail, you do not see any of the Smart Groups as long as the default location for the Address Book is the iCloud. This iCloud stuff is really frustrating - at least to me.
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