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Aug 26 2011
Walter in the Parsley
First, a few housekeeping matters:
1. My Food Network show premieres tomorrow.
2. It comes on at 11:30 am, unless you live in the middle of the country. Then it comes on at 10:30 am. If you live on the west coast, though, you're tan and it comes on at 8:30 am.
3. I could have been much more efficient just now by saying 11:30 ET/10:30 ET/8:30 PT. But that sounded too TV Guide-ish and I have to be me.
4. I've been in New York for the past 48 hours. I'm going to be on Good Morning America this morning. I'll be wearing boots that you likely won't see because they'll be hidden by the table. I'll blog about them next week. They're western and freaky.
5. I'm flying home right after Good Morning America and meeting Marlboro Man and the kids at the Range Roundup, our state's annual ranch rodeo.
6. Marlboro Man will milk a wild cow.
7. My youngest son will ride a donkey.
8. I think I'll drink a very large Diet Coke and eat one of those hot dogs with synthetic orange cheese squirted on it. And that's as far as I've gotten with my plans.
For those of you who aren't able to watch the show tomorrow (and even for those of you who are) here are some behind-the-scenes photos from some of the various episodes coming up over the next few weeks:
This was a scene we filmed for Episode 1. I was watering my garden and picked some parsley to take up to the Lodge and use to make a tomato salad. Every time I squatted down in the parsley, Walter would take that as his cue to lumber over and get all up in my business. Even if one of the kids held him back, even if he was lying down and relaxing, the second I squatted, he darted over for some love.
Oh, Walter, Walter, Walter.
This is my daughter baking a cake and me making dinner for my baby's birthday. I have a double chin and I don't care.
This is me and the father of my children, who had just challenged me to a roping contest. I couldn't back away from a husband challenge (what's with this husband-wife competitiveness? It gets more severe with each passing year) so I grabbed the rope and went for it. You'll see in Episode 6 how it turned out, and you'll also see why Josh and Tim are watching so intently in the background. There was a lot at stake on this one.
This is me, trying to convince the father of my children to broaden his horizons by trying something I'd just cooked, something he'd never tried before. I look a little too fervent. And I look like I'm about to grab his bottom or something.
Come to think of it, maybe I was.
I showed you this the other day, but I'm showing you again. This was an authentic moment between my husband and me in that he throws me over his shoulder at inappropriate moments quite often. But here's a little inside information: I was wearing…well…let's just say I was wearing a body-shaping camisole underneath the pink gauzy shirt.
The reason I was wearing the camisole is that I had to wear one of those bulky mic packs, and wearing a body-shaping camisole was the only way to keep the bulky mic pack securely in place. So when the production company sent me this portion of the first episode a couple of weeks ago (they just wanted me to get a sneak peek) it was not pretty. Here's what happened:
1. Marlboro Man threw me on his shoulder.
2. He spun me around.
3. As he spun me around, the wind blew up my top.
4. When the wind blew up my top, there was my nude, very shiny body shaping camisole for all the world to see. And it wasn't a pretty kind of shiny. It was a bulgy, misshapen kind of shiny. It glowed.
5. Then he set me down with my back square to the camera and my bottom at one point took up the whole frame.
6. Remember that scene in Bridget Jones when she slid down the pole? Exactly.
That's when I emailed the production company and said, "You know what? I changed my mind. I don't think I want to do this show after all. Thanks for everything, though! I wish you the best in all you do."
I still haven't heard back from them.
So basically, we'll see how much of the shiny camisole bottom stuff shows up.
That's just a peek. When I'm back at home sweet home Sunday afternoon, after the New York trip is done and the rodeo is over and we get to settle into life again, I'll post more details about the filming of the show.
But I do want to say something. It's important for me to say it. I hope you'll read every word.
Thank you so much for being so kind, for showing me such support this week in the days leading up to the show. During a time when I could have been frenzied and nervous, your support has buoyed and sustained me. Just knowing so many of you are going to virtually be holding my hand as my family and I appear on…a…TV show…tomorrow…has really helped me just enjoy this week for what it is–a fun adventure I'm so glad I decided to try.
I appreciate you all so very much.
Love forever,
1501 Comments and 44 Replies
BriBedell On Friday, August 26 at 8:10 am
I have it all set to record! (we will be at the beach at 11:30 here in Michigan) good luck and I'm sure it will be awesome!!!!
chelsea patterson On Friday, August 26 at 8:11 am
love you too, ree. <3
Sandi On Friday, August 26 at 8:13 am
Funny, when I saw that last photo the first time, I thought, "Okay, now, this woman has no business complaining about her figure. She has the teeny-tiny little butt."
You're welcome.
Angie On Friday, August 26 at 8:13 am
Awww. It's cause we love you! And cause you have a special way of making each one of us feel like a close personal friend, even though there are like several hundred thousands of us.
Deanna Middleton On Friday, August 26 at 8:14 am
Love you and your site, Pioneer Woman! The show is going to be so awesome – very proud of you.
Denise Lamb On Friday, August 26 at 8:14 am
I have been looking forward to see your show even before you had the Thanksgiving
Showdown with Bobby Flay. I knew in my heart that they would try and convince you to do your own show.
Congratulations and I knw that it will be a sucess.
Jan B On Friday, August 26 at 8:14 am
You don't have a double chin but your comment "I don't care" is the best. Yeah! Let's embrace our beauty, girls.
Suzanne On Friday, August 26 at 8:14 am
I have my dvr set to record the show tomorrow – I love your blog, love reading about your family and the ranch happenings, and love your recipes! I wish you much success, and know your show will be a hit. You seem so authentic and good-spirited…don't go all Hollywood on us!
Cheryl On Friday, August 26 at 8:15 am
Congrats! DVR all set.
Where does one find the shirt in the daughter baking cake shot? It is beeyooteeful, as are you in it.
Tricia in Washington On Friday, August 26 at 8:15 am
A great post, I can't wait until tomorrow. I am setting the DVR for tomorrow and today on GMA. Have a great weekend and enjoy the rodeo.
Bboss On Friday, August 26 at 8:15 am
You are so brave to have your life (and double chin) all over TV. You are a braver woman than I.
Onita On Friday, August 26 at 8:16 am
I've got the DVR set. I'm ready!
Angela B On Friday, August 26 at 8:17 am
Love you Sister! He knows just how to make all things right! You inspire us too!
ashpags On Friday, August 26 at 8:17 am
Awww that picture of you and Walter is too precious!
Rose D. On Friday, August 26 at 8:17 am
Um, Ree….? You might not get home on Sunday. Irene is nasty, and NYC is gonna be hit hard. They might even shut down all public transit and bridges. Please be safe.
DeAnn W. On Friday, August 26 at 8:17 am
Like the others who've posted already and like those who will throughout the day, I can't WAIT for your show! I remember when I first heard you were doing one…I got SO excited and told all of my kids about it. Don't be offended, but they weren't nearly as excited as I was/am. Kids…what do they know about good TV?!
Good luck with the show!!
Barbara On Friday, August 26 at 8:17 am
Knock em' dead Ree! You are so genuine everyone will love you!
DAnderson On Friday, August 26 at 8:18 am
You and your family feel like part of our family. The conversations you have sound like ones from my friends and family.
Several months ago Marlboro Man was on the local OKC news talking about the wild mustangs. Before they even gave his name I said "that's Marlboro Man".
As a fellow "Okie" you are a much loved part of the family.
AndreaW On Friday, August 26 at 8:18 am
I hope you get out of NYC pronto and escape Irene. Can't wait for the show on Saturday. I am sure it will be terrific!
ShillyCindy On Friday, August 26 at 8:18 am
Don't worry about the cami thing … it happens. Hubby and I were married two years ago and I had to Photoshop almost all of the wedding pics because the edge of my bra was showing. It WAS the same color as the dress, but not a pretty sight!! Congratulations on the new show. I wish you success and I wish you the strength to ignore the negative people who seem to pop up on FN's website from time to time. They truly need to get a life and they must deeply envy all of the very nice FN people they complain about. Remember that you're there because so many of us appreciate you sharing your thoughts, your family, your cooking, your goofiness, your life. You've found success, enjoy it!
Perry P. On Friday, August 26 at 8:19 am
Keep on kicking ass and taking names !
Perry P. On Friday, August 26 at 8:19 am
Keep on kicking ass and taking names !
Jenno On Friday, August 26 at 8:20 am
Nicely said Ree! We love ya!
Nancy On Friday, August 26 at 8:21 am
Hey Pdub! Can't wait to see it!!! You go Girl!!!
jwhitley On Friday, August 26 at 8:21 am
We're planning on watching it as a family on Saturday night. My children think of you as a family friend (who gives their mom yummy recipes). I know your show will be great.
Heather On Friday, August 26 at 8:21 am
I can not wait to see your show tomorrow! Thank you for inviting us into your home and your life; we love you!
Amy @ Croquet & Cocktails On Friday, August 26 at 8:23 am
It looks like Irene is going to keep me from watching your first episode. I'll watch online after the water subsides and life goes back to normal. (Fingers crossed for us, it looks like it will be a direct hit in my poor low-lying, flood prone neighborhood…)
I'm proud to be a reader! Thanks for keeping us entertained (in many mediums now!)
Joyce Ann On Friday, August 26 at 8:23 am
Got my DVR set so I don't miss a one, love your cooking girlfriend.
Munchiedog On Friday, August 26 at 8:23 am
I am so happy for you and your family. It has been such a pleasure to share in your adventure and to look forward to each new event in your life. You deserve every bit of your success. Now get out of town before the storm hits!
Leslie On Friday, August 26 at 8:23 am
I just wanted to say, "I WOULD NOT THIS MISS SHOW!" I know it will be fabulous, just like all your other adventures! You and your blog/cooking have brought a whole new adventure for me! I love cooking things from your cookbook and just checking in to see what is going on with you and your family. Thanks for sharing so much information about so many different things….it's stuff we all are interested in!
Laura in Texas On Friday, August 26 at 8:24 am
I know your show will be awesome and your family is proud of ya!
Tammy On Friday, August 26 at 8:24 am
You are so sweet and adorable. That picture of you looking at Walter makes my heart smile. Looking forward to your show! (I think you WERE about to grab MM's buns and I hope it makes it on the show!
Mary H. On Friday, August 26 at 8:24 am
Congratulations on your new show! Can't wait until 11:30 am tomorrow to see you in action!
Bev Weidner On Friday, August 26 at 8:25 am
So. Freaking. Excited.
And now even MORE than we get to see your camisole – whaaaaaat!
ReneeMK On Friday, August 26 at 8:26 am
So excited for you new show, what great fun you've been having! Congratulations on all the success.
Karen On Friday, August 26 at 8:27 am
I set my DVR last week…can't wait to see the show! I love your blog and I love getting to peek at your life when you let us. Thanks!
April On Friday, August 26 at 8:27 am
My DVR is all set to record every episode so I can watch as much as I want! Ree, I don't know you personally but I've read every word of your blog, your cookbook, and your book. You are an amazing woman and I know this show is going to be AWESOME! Congratulations on all your successes. Proud of ya, girl!
Theresa in Alberta On Friday, August 26 at 8:28 am
OH my goodness Ree….I have been praying for you and your family/friends (along with mine) since I stumbled upon your website during a very very dark, upsetting, emotionally upheaveled time in my life back in 2006. You glass half full, humorous writing was just what the doctor needs to order when ones life gets thrown a curve ball. I love how you love your husband/family/friends. I wish you and yours all the best and am so so happy for your success!!!!
I have "met" great and fabulous people thru your comments section that make me very gratefull for the www.
I am confident some very smart and techsavey PW commentor will find a way that us readers can view your program until the Foodnetwork can air your show on our cable networks outside of the USA.
I luv ya, jiggle and double chin also
R.C. On Friday, August 26 at 2:02 pm
I may have found a link to a site where we can watch the show, but I haven't actually gone to that site yet. I'll go and check it out first to see if I can actually watch from that site. If everything goes well; I'll post the link here under your comment later or tomorrow at the latest (definitely before the show starts!).
R.C. On Saturday, August 27 at 4:32 am
Well , I checked out the site and it looks okay. It streams FN shows live, but since somebody already posted a link to another site there's no need for me to post another one. Also, since I don;t know much about the site; I can't guarantee that this site is virus-free.
Holly W On Friday, August 26 at 8:28 am
Ok I'm so excited for the PREMIER. OMG You have a PREMIER!!!
I also had to mention in the 1st pic it looks like a horse is doin some biznisss. hehe
Good Luck and grab the popcorn tomorrow morning.
BTW I will be watching at the 11:30 time. (Eastern) and waiting for Irene to knock on our door. Southern Maine so should be a Category or or less….
basketlady On Friday, August 26 at 8:28 am
I have G.M.A. on, you are coming up next! I can hardly wait to see your Food Network Show!
rowdykatie On Friday, August 26 at 8:28 am
Came to the site, saw you were going to be on GMA, turned on the tv and five seconds later, it said you were going to be on next! Ha!
Karen from Seattle On Friday, August 26 at 8:29 am
LAST Saturday at noon I announced loudly to my family, "Oh crap, I forgot to watch Pioneer Woman's new show!" and I have been mad at myself all week. TILL NOW!!! Who would have thought that TOMORROW is the 28th! My whole life is a week off.
Can't wait for the show tomorrow.
Love you,
Excited in Seattle
Daughter of the Drunk at the Bar On Friday, August 26 at 8:29 am
My husband put it in the TIVO for me, and I can't wait to see your new show! Love the photos above. Usually you are hiding behind the camera, and it's nice to see you! Congrats on all your success!
jackieville On Friday, August 26 at 8:30 am
We love you too, Ree! So excited about watching your show tomorrow morning! I hope you and your family have a wonderful weekend!!!!
Barb On Friday, August 26 at 8:30 am
Congratulations! I"m so excited about the show tomorrow!
Brianne On Friday, August 26 at 8:30 am
"up next: Ree Drummond & STEVIE NICKS" WHAT! Hope you AT LEAST get to throw her a nerdy wave! Does Ethel sing Landslide?
Cath On Friday, August 26 at 8:32 am
Just finished watching you on GMA!
What fun. I think you threw Robin Roberts for a loop with the whiskey in the recipe.
Hope I get to meet you in person someday you ate a hoot girl.
VaGirl2 On Friday, August 26 at 8:32 am
I can't wait to see the show tomorrow…I just hope we don't lose power until after 12:00pm.
Marlene P On Friday, August 26 at 8:32 am
It will be nice to see a real wife and Mom cooking and doing life.
Molly @ View From A Saddle On Friday, August 26 at 8:32 am
We looove you Ree!!
Molly @ View From A Saddle On Friday, August 26 at 8:32 am
We looove you Ree!!
Natalie V2 On Friday, August 26 at 8:33 am
It turns out I just realized that you really are a Pioneer Woman… and I have been in awe of all the new frontiers you have crossed, explored, and conquered. Thank you Ree for leading the way through photography, cooking, book writing, and now this! Thank you for sharing the fun you are enjoying, for your generosity, for keeping it real, and for keeping it real funny.
lisa On Friday, August 26 at 8:33 am
I've been telling my husband all week, "my friend is going to be on tv on Saturday." Everytime he sees the promo, he says, "your friend is on." I do feel like we are friends!!
WebSavvyMom On Friday, August 26 at 8:33 am
–>I'm setting the DVR for the show. I just hope the power isn't knocked out when Hurricane Irene hits our house in Virginia Beach.
Beth On Friday, August 26 at 8:33 am
I'm so excited about the show, I already have it set to record!
Melissa On Friday, August 26 at 8:34 am
Already have the show in my DVR list and cannot wait for it to come on! I've been waiting for the premiere since the day you announced it and have always wanted to see you share your stories to an audience that may totally not get our "country ways". Being a rancher's daughter, I am looking forward to your show for many years to come!
Heather W. On Friday, August 26 at 8:34 am
I already have your show set up on my DVR. I'm so excited!
Toni Coombs On Friday, August 26 at 8:34 am
You're awesome Ree! Weeping with laughter over the camisole incident!!!
Jodie B Dodie On Friday, August 26 at 8:34 am
We love you, P-Dub! Can't wait for your show!
Casey On Friday, August 26 at 8:34 am
I have already set my DVR to make sure I don't miss it. I'm one of those "in the middle of the country" Central Time Zone Can't wait!
Stacey Rose On Friday, August 26 at 8:34 am
Ree, you absoluetly make my day with your posts. You have such incredible voice in the way you write, and such a loving way about you, that it's no wonder you have become a national icon. You are just the type of person everyone wants to be friends with.
God Bless you this week as you wind up your adventures and launch your new show! I'll be watching and cheering you on from Nebraska. You go home girl!
Ashlee On Friday, August 26 at 8:35 am
So exctied for you and your family!!!! I have my DVR programmed already!
Emma in Ft. Worth On Friday, August 26 at 8:35 am
It must've been divine intervention that I am dawdling on my day off to postpone going to renew my DL – and decided to check PW blog! Not ONLY did I turn immediately from "another morning show" to G M Amer just in time to see Ree – but went ahead and set my DVR for tomorrow – in case I miss it! Congrats on your show! And wow -meeting Stevie Nicks!
Linda W. On Friday, August 26 at 8:35 am
Just watching you on GMA RIGHT NOW. You are wonderful! Even if we see spanks during your cooking show, we're still gonna love you no matter what. The peach sauce look GREAT!!
Stacy On Friday, August 26 at 8:36 am
I will be sitting in front of the tube, remote in hand, at 11:29!
Kim On Friday, August 26 at 8:36 am
Congrats on your show! My DVR is set!
Stephanie VerHage On Friday, August 26 at 8:36 am
i am so excited for you and your family, ree!! can't wait to see the show!
CarolM On Friday, August 26 at 8:37 am
I'm so proud of you and so looking forward to the show!! I'm one of the many who emailed the Food Network after your Boby Flay Throwdown and told them you needed your own show, just tape it at the lodge, no problem ….. – awesome!!
Leslie On Friday, August 26 at 8:37 am
I am excited to watch! It's all set to go on my DVR. It's just so neat. I feel like I know you from your blog and now you're going to be on TV! It's all very exciting and surreal. I would imagine even more so for you!
Julia On Friday, August 26 at 8:38 am
Whew, turned the channel just in time to see you making chicken and attempting to burn down the GMA set! Can't wait for your show tomorrow, it's all set to record.
Malissa On Friday, August 26 at 8:38 am
My baby girl (well, she's 13 but STILL my baby girl) gets her first pointe shoes tomorrow morning so I won't see your show as it airs…BUT…I've got the DVR set and can't wait to see it! You're going to be so great, Ree!
Sumiko On Friday, August 26 at 8:39 am
I love that picture of you and Walter in the garden. He is a sweetheart.
Anita On Friday, August 26 at 8:39 am
My dvr is now set.
Angie On Friday, August 26 at 8:39 am
I am so looking forward to your show! You have a wonderful family, thanks for sharing with us!!
Linda On Friday, August 26 at 8:40 am
Ree, just watched you on Good Morning America. Fantastic job. You're a natural. Can't wait for your show tomorrow morning. Did you get to meet Stevie Nicks?
Laura On Friday, August 26 at 8:41 am
Love ya Ree!!! Have fun with the family this weekend. Wishing you all the best with the new show!!!
Maggie On Friday, August 26 at 8:41 am
You will do great!! I can't wait to watch and am so excited for you!
Heather On Friday, August 26 at 8:41 am
ohmigoodness… i lold so much on the section about the camisole. it happens Ree! I just wanna see MM throw ya over his shoulder, so funny!
And OMGOSH!! I didnt know you were gunna be on GMA and I missed it this morning! CRY! Hoping I can find it online, or on demand!!
can't wait to see your show tomorrow!!!
have a blessed weekend!!
Heather W. On Friday, August 26 at 8:43 am
Congrats on the show! I cannot wait to watch tomorrow!
Lisa G On Friday, August 26 at 8:43 am
I am off to work this morning, but wish I was home to see you on GMA. I am however off tomorrow, and I have my TV already dubbed as mine at 8:30am… NO ONE is allowed to touch it. lol… Hubby is always good about having it on the right channel for me as I don't even know how to work the dumb thing. Anyway, I am halfway through your book, LOVE it. and I can not wait for tomorrow morning after we get home from our 5 mile walk with our two kids. Hugs and congrats to you. Lisa G
CINDY WELCH On Friday, August 26 at 8:43 am
anet On Friday, August 26 at 8:43 am
Just saw you on GMC. You looked great. Wish I was with you, love Stevie Nicks. Looking forward to the show tomorrow.
anet On Friday, August 26 at 8:44 am
Thats GMA
Brianne On Friday, August 26 at 8:44 am
Good Morning America was GREAT– George is SO cute! Hope you recap the experience & GOOD LUCK at the rodeo!
Erin On Friday, August 26 at 8:45 am
The show is going to be so good!!! I don't even get the Food Network channel on my tv at home but am making arrangements to find a place that does just so I can watch! Thank YOU for your wonderful recipes, humor, and especially your honesty and vulnerability. Thank you for letting us into your story to see how wonderful life is. You are quite a gift from The Giver
Dee D On Friday, August 26 at 8:45 am
Ree, you are the highlight of my day ! Such a joy and you deserve everything great that comes your way. I am so happy for you. I can't wait to see your show !!
Kristy On Friday, August 26 at 8:45 am
Congrats on the show! I watched the preview and it was great. And I just so happen to be making your marinated tomato salad, bbq chicken pizza, and fig & prosciutto pizza tonight for my friend's bachelorette party – your recipes never fail!! Keep kicking some booty
Carol On Friday, August 26 at 8:45 am
I have had the show written in my calendar for the last week and can't wait to see it! I am so excited for you! Am I weird for feeling proud of you? I feel like we have watched you grow up on this blog and now you've graduated at the top of your class!
Angie On Friday, August 26 at 8:46 am
I can't wait to see your show tomorrow! I've got a series recording for it so I never miss one. Good luck!
Angie On Friday, August 26 at 8:46 am
Boy, I sound like a stalker…sorry!
Jessica On Friday, August 26 at 8:46 am
Ree, your amazing! I love you blog, your books, and I can't wait till your show comes to Canada (Any news on that?) PS I think you should do a home decor book next!
Mandy On Friday, August 26 at 8:46 am
Woooo hooooo! So excited for you Ree! Knock em dead girl!
Kim On Friday, August 26 at 8:47 am
God luv ya Ree!! Every sucess to you! You are loved even with ( & maybe even because of) "shiny camisole bottom stuff that shows up"!!!
Bobbie On Friday, August 26 at 8:47 am
Can't wait for the show! It premieres on my birthday,so 'Thanks' for that gift! Can't wait to see you cooking 'sorta live'!
Stacy On Friday, August 26 at 8:47 am
It'll be a hit, I'm sure! I'll be watching tomorrow.
Karen in Kansas On Friday, August 26 at 8:48 am
I love the original Bridget Jones movie, so many moments we (ladies) can relate to.
Good Luck with premiere, DVR is set in case life gets in the way (it never does, does it).
Monica R. On Friday, August 26 at 8:49 am
My husband and I will be watching. Y'all will be great! I'm so proud I was reading your blog before you became a bigtime tv star, sniff sniff.
Carol Linda On Friday, August 26 at 8:49 am
Ree, I loved the short clip you posted of the upcoming show. My husband actually said he thought he might enjoy the show, too! Remember, there are lots of us out here rooting for you. It's gonna be great!
Emily On Friday, August 26 at 8:50 am
Can't wait to watch the show! You're going to be great!!!
Mary Catherine On Friday, August 26 at 8:50 am
I just watched you on GMA…you were fabulous!
Loved your top or dress. I am looking forward to your show tomorrow. You go girl!!
Melissa H. From So. Fla. On Friday, August 26 at 8:50 am
This site actually makes me think I have a best friend, that I don't really know…personally. Thanks for having a site that I'm continually drawn to each and every day. Thanks for sharing your life, family and friends. (I feel like they are my own friends) and thanks for the wonderful recipes.
Much success to you and your family forever and ever amen!
Sarah C On Friday, August 26 at 8:50 am
Congratulations!!!! Life is all about those shiny camisoles and inappropriate moments with your family:) I will be watching your show!


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Michael De Leon
Michael A. De Leon is a graphic designer by day, but wears many hats in his off time. In 2004, after several years of covering the Spurs, he started Project Spurs, a Spurs team fansite as an outlet to provide content to Spurs fans, while continuing to write for himself and learning the ins and outs of online publishing and web design. He has since built a writing team and started a popular weekly Spurs podcast called the Spurscast.
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Dancing With The Stars
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Between Julianne Hough's stint on Dancing With the Stars, ;starring role in Safe Haven, and her new shoe line, this blond bombshell really does it all!
Click through the gallery to see Julianne on set of Extra at The Grove in Hollywood yesterday (February 7), showing off her new line of kicks. Julianne partnered with Sole Society to create her sexy collection.
Dancing With the Stars Season 16 premieres March 18, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.


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There are few things that actually makes us "squeeeee!", as the kids say, but Harry Potter is one of them. The books, the movies (well, the last couple movies anyway), the theme park, whatever – we're into it. So we're thrilled to watch the full trailer for Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part I, which is like a mini-epic in itself.
In all seriousness, we wonder if the performances in this movie will be recognized at the Oscars (we'd settle for a Golden Globe, too) because Ralph Fiennes' Voldemort voice is chilling, and Daniel Radcliffe is putting himself through the ringer in these final two movies. Check out the trailer, which seems extremely faithful to the book and just as dark and emotional. We fully intend to bawl our faces off during this movie, if not for the deaths that occur than because it means the franchise is that much closer to being over. November 19, you can't come soon enough!
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A new day
A very important date is approaching in our country. Most senior citizens will remember Dec. 7 as the day when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor in 1941. Today, however, Dec. 7 has new meaning. It's the last day seniors can switch their Medicare coverage.
Bill Cahill, Stamford
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HISTORY and CULTURE
at Salisbury
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Wayne and Power Streets
Salisbury, MD 21804
(410) 543-6312
Visiting Hours
Monday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Tuesday-Friday 10a.m. - 4 p.m.
4 foldersThis
collection contains most notably a photocopied Physician's Day Journal
and Ledger. The day journal spans the years of 1882 to 1887 listing
patients seen, payment and ailments. The last pages contain birth
records, noting medical specifics of the pregnancy/birth from 1882 until
1926. The original of this journal is housed at the Fairmount Academy in
Fairmount, MD. Also found with this journal are photocopied pages from
church ledgers in the Fairmount area, including Fairmount M.E. Church
and Union Church from 1876 to 1877. Listed in the ledgers are weekend
school attendance, salaries and amounts received from collections.
This collection contains most notably a
photocopied Physician's Day Journal and Ledger. The day journal spans
the years of 1882 to 1887 listing patients seen, payment and ailments.
The last pages contain birth records, noting medical specifics of the
pregnancy/birth from 1882 until 1926. The original of this journal is
housed at the Fairmount Academy in Fairmount, MD. Also found with this
journal are photocopied pages from church ledgers in the Fairmount area,
including Fairmount M.E. Church and Union Church from 1876 to 1877.
Listed in the ledgers are weekend school attendance, salaries and
amounts received from collections.
1 folder
The Family Files collection contains numerous small collections of
family histories, while the Emily Bowie collection contains multiple family histories from Somerset
6 folders
This collection contains pension applications for six Civil war
veterans, Joshua, Elijah J., Minus F., Jesse H., Samuel T. and David B.
Farlow. Joshua served in Co C of the 12th MD Infantry Regt; David, Jesse
and Samuel in the Purnell Legion Infantry Regt
7 boxesThis collection contains
newspapers and printed material spanning through both World Wars, and
through the 1970's. Most materials are from the Maryland general area,
but also included are newspapers from Knoxville, New York and
Philadelphia to show different perspectives of news reporting for the
same dates. One topic of importance not pertaining to either World War
is that of space travel, and the frenzy it brought to the press as seen
through newspapers and printed materials in this collection. Some
newspaper are full editions, however, most are partials preserving the
front page and first section, and sometimes including comics and sport
1 boxThis collection of
photographs documents several aspects of life in and around Salisbury,
Maryland including employment at the Wayne Dresser Factory, firemen
extinguishing a downtown blaze and the aftermath of a devastating flood.
Various photographs of boating, buildings and nature are also included.
Photography club newsletters and a Salisbury Camera Club anniversary
program can be found in the Printed Material Series. The dates
associated with the photographs are not clearly known, however, can most
likely be attributed to the 1950's and 1960's.
1 boxA videocassette and
booklets remembering WWII.
This collection consists of photocopied
materials from the Whitehaven Beacon Museum, England on the subject of
West Cumbrian dialect, tradition and folklore.
2 boxesThe collection includes correspondence, legal
and business records, programs, postcards and minutes relating to the
family, recreational, business and legal affairs of the Stevenson and
Hearn families. It also includes images of the devastation wreaked by
the Pocomoke fire and a love written to an African American servant in
1890's. Postcards have been cataloged in Past Perfect under 2003.005.001
- 2005.005.003.
2 foldersThis collection contains genealogy material
pertaining to the Fisher and Moorse families as well as a compact disc
containing letters written by Lt. William James Fisher which were
transcribed by John Farquhar. The letters have been transcribed for
usage and clarity.
1 folderThis
collection contains a catalog printed for the Artists and Collectors
exhibition held at Salisbury University in 1989.
2 boxesThe Fondes collection focuses primarily on
the lives of the Fondes family chronicling their experience which is
uniquely American. The collection includes various materials,
correspondence, newspapers, articles, publications, print material, and
several family mementos including print and tintype photos, watches and
wedding flowers. Robert Parker Fondes philanthropic activity is also
chronicled in the collection along with various genealogical materials
which traces the family history to England and later the Eastern Shore
as part of the Fowkes family. Several items such as catalogs, research
articles and print materials were used to gather information on an
antique clock dating back to 1814 which was later donated to the
Chipstone Foundation and a family quilt crafted by a member of the
Parker family. Other specific subjects touched upon include Tabitha
Parker Fondes early and professional education including grade reports
and college exams. The collection also contains information tracing the
family's impact on the origins of the Methodists church on the Eastern
Shore. Several interesting items yield from Alex Parker Fondes's time in
England while working as a playwright. A small portion of the collection
centers on the rebirth of the Occohannock tribe of Native Americans on
the Eastern Shore in 2001 and the John F. Kennedy assassination
featuring the original newspapers. Of note is a 1913 Women's magazine, a
1923 children's comedic magazine and 1908 hymnbook.
7 boxesCollection of mostly children's clothing.
1 folderThis collection
contains genealogical information and correspondence surrounding the
Fooks family.
3 foldersPhotocopies of genealogy manuscripts from Copper, Robins,
and other families from about the 14th century to the 20th century.
Collection of newspaper articles pertaining to "The Forest Fire History
of Wicomico County (MD) 1940-1955".
1 Folder
2 boxesA combination of 19th-20th Century photographic material from
different parts of the Eastern Shore, newspaper articles on local churches, several magazine and periodical
publications of Sussex County, a folklore book, and a comparative colonial wealth analysis of
Maryland counties.
2 boxesThis small collection contains
correspondence relating to Davis family and Taylor Island and various
publications covering songs unique to the Eastern Shore.
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Jul 7, 2015
Master of Occupational Therapy Winter Class of 2014 posts perfect certification exam pass rate results
Graduates of the Radford University Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) program have burnished the school's reputation for excellence.
Jul 1, 2015
The Jessie Ball duPont Fund awards $95,000 to Radford University's Doctor of Psychology program
The Jessie Ball duPont Fund awarded the Doctor of Psychology program $95,000 to provide behavioral health therapy to patients of the Community Health Center of the New River Valley.
Jul 1, 2015
President Kyle introduces interim Provost
President Penelope W. Kyle announced that Dr. Joseph Scartelli has accepted her invitation to serve a second term as Radford University's Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, beginning July 13, 2015.
Jun 29, 2015
President Kyle's letter to campus
Radford University Provost Sam Minner has been selected to be the next president of New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Jun 29, 2015
Governor's School returns to Radford University
Some of the state's finest high school students will take center stage again at Radford University again as the Virginia Summer Residential Governor's Schools in the Humanities and the Visual and Performing Arts return to campus.
Jun 29, 2015
Radford University's STEL interim director named
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President Obama says Congress has sunk billions into a military jet engine that the Defense Department says it doesn't want or need, and now the two branches are headed for a showdown over a push by Congressional leaders to spend $3 billion more on the project over the next six years.
"The Bush administration opposed this engine. The Obama administration opposes it. We have recommended for several years now against funding this engine, considering it a waste of money," Defense Secretary Robert Gates told reporters this week. "To argue that we should add another $3 billion in what we regard as waste … frankly, I don't track the logic."
At issue is the engine for the aircraft known as the Joint Strike Fighter, an all-purpose military jet that is expected to become the backbone of American air supremacy for a generation. The fighter already has an engine – built by Pratt & Whitney and in use as the jet is being tested. Some members of Congress want to pay General Electric and Rolls-Royce to develop a second one. ABC News chief investigative reporter Brian Ross will have more on the allegations of wasteful spending tonight in a report on World News with Diane Sawyer.
"It started off with an earmark that was placed into a defense bill years ago," said Laura Peterson, who has been tracking the project for the nonpartisan watchdog group Taxpayers for Common Sense.
The money involved is not insubstantial. By some estimates, Congress has paid $3 billion to GE and Rolls-Royce since first setting aside money for a second engine in the mid-1990s, and it will take close to $3 billion more to have the engines tested, proven and in full production.
And top military brass say they don't want or need it. One navy admiral told reporters it made no sense to try and carry spare parts two separate engines on an aircraft carrier. "Space is at a premium," Adm. Gary Roughead said.
So why is Congress pushing it?
Supporters of the second engine say that with a project of this scale, bringing in a second contractor to build an alternate engine for the fighter jet could actually wind up saving money in the long term. Having two companies compete to put their engines in the plane creates competition, and that forces both contractors to work faster and cheaper, said Rep. Adam Smith, D.-Wash., chairman of the key House Armed Services Committee subcommittee that has reviewed the contract.
Smith pointed out that an independent review by the Government Accountability Office found that over the life of the project, competition could cut the cost of the engine by more than 20 percent – and is similar to an approach used successfully in the development of the F-16 a generation ago.
"This is a policy call, and the policy call is competition works," Smith said.
Analysts with the House Armed Services Committee also point out that there could be a security benefit from having a second contractor. If the Pratt & Whitney engine proves unreliable, the military could find itself reliant on a single, critical jet fighter that it can't get off the ground. Having a second engine is "critical to the operational security of our fighter fleet, not to mention a very worthwhile insurance policy for future repairs that may be necessary when we're working off just one engine," said Jennifer Kohl, the committee's spokeswoman, in an email to ABC News.


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This article originally appeared in the June 18, 2009 edition of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The health risks of tobacco are well known, yet the rates of smoking and using chewing tobacco continue to grow. Many young people pick up these habits every year. In fact, 90% of all adult smokers started when they were kids. Each day, more than 4,400 kids become regular smokers.
So it is important to make sure young people understand the dangers of tobacco use. Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death in the United States, and can cause cancer, heart disease, and lung disease. Chewing tobacco (smokeless or spit tobacco) can lead to nicotine addiction, oral cancer, gum disease, and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, including heart attacks.
Giving children information about the risks of smoking and chewing tobacco, and establishing clear rules and your reasons for them, can help protect them from these unhealthy habits.
Kids might be drawn to smoking and chewing tobacco for any number of reasons — to look cool, act older, lose weight, win cool merchandise, seem tough, or feel independent. Establish a good foundation of communication with your children early on to make it easier to work through these tricky issues. Some guidelines to keep in mind:
Dr. Bob Wilmott is Chief of Pediatrics at SSM Cardinal Glennon Children's Medical Center and is a Professor of Pediatric Medicine at Saint Louis University School of Medicine. If you have a question about your child's health, go to the "Ask Dr. Bob" section of the Cardinal Glennon Web site at www.cardinalglennon.com.
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Learn how the state of your digestive health can be traced back to your first year of life
Why do some people have more problems maintaining a healthy balance of bacteria in their digestive systems than others? The answer sometimes begins at birth.
While in the womb, a child's digestive tract and lower bowel are not exposed to the outside environment. Nutrients are received, and waste removed, entirely through the mother. At birth, however, the child's lips, eyes, and other body parts come into direct contact with bacteria in the birth canal. These bacteria—which include both the good and bad bugs that live in the gastrointestinal tract—quickly establish themselves in the child's body and greatly affect health. The beneficial bacteria, for example, ensure good bowel movements, proper vitamin and hormone production, and a long list of other health benefits.
But as easy as this sounds, the process can be thrown off course by:
- Cesarean delivery. This procedure does not allow the baby to be introduced to beneficial bacteria in the birth canal. In 2007, just under 32 percent of births in the United States were by Cesarean section.
- Formula feeding. Opting for formula feeding instead of breast feeding can also disrupt normal bacterial growth in the bowel. Breast-fed babies have a normal (for babies) pH of the lower bowel of 5 to 5.5. This acidic pH is ideal for beneficial bacterial growth. Formula-fed babies have a neutral (pH 7) or slightly alkaline bowel (pH greater than 7). Many authorities believe the increase in formula feeding is directly responsible for the majority of colic and diarrhea complaints.
- Breast milk contamination. But even breast feeding may not totally correct the problem, since breast milk can be contaminated with residual hormones or antibiotics from meat and poultry; toxic metals from food or the water supply; recreational, OTC, or prescription drugs; alcohol; or pesticides from foods. A study at the University of Nebraska even found that many samples were contaminated with herpes virus, Salmonella, and Streptococcus.
- Infections, antibiotics, and vaccines. All of these, as well as changes in the diet, the weather, and even stress levels can cause the beneficial bacteria in a child's bowel to fluctuate rapidly.
Starting life without a good growth of beneficial bacteria can often be difficult to overcome. It can lead to food allergies that cause excess mucus formation and problems like colds, ear infections, and asthma. And because these tend to be treated with antibiotics, the problem only worsens with time as the antibiotics kill off the beneficial bacteria along with the bad. Consequently, a child may reach adulthood without ever having established the proper bacterial balance in there digestive system.


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BALTIMORE – Manny Machado knew it. As soon as he hit Cory Rasmus' pitch, Machado could watch it and enjoy what was to come.
"It was a blast. Once I hit it, I knew it was out. At that point, it was just excitement running through my body," Machado said. "I got chills rounding the bases."
Machado's home run ended the Orioles' seventh straight extra-innings win. Their 7-6 victory over the Los Angeles Angels in 12 innings before 36,882 at Oriole Park was two games in one.
The starting pitchers, Jered Weaver and Chris Tillman allowed 11 runs, and after the Angels (63-42) tied the game in the seventh, runs and even hits were hard to come by.
"Both starting pitchers weren't what they usually are," manager Buck Showalter said.
Ryan Webb (3-1), the Orioles' seventh pitcher of the game, pitched a scoreless 12th for the win. The Orioles (59-46) maintain a 2 ½ game lead over Toronto in the AL East and are a season-high 13 games over .500.
The Orioles are now 12-3 in extra innings.
"To do that, you've got to have a good effort out of your bullpen and we did tonight," Showalter said.
Tommy Hunter, Zach Britton, Darren O'Day and Webb allowed just three hits in 5 1/3 innings. Webb gave up a two-out single to Josh Hamilton and a double to Erick Aybar, but got Howie Kendrick on a soft liner to first.
"Our bullpen came up big for me and the team, and it's huge," Tillman said.
Leading off the 12th, Machado hit his 11th home run when Rasmus threw one.
"I just wanted to get on base, fell behind quick, so at that point I was just trying to make some contact and get on base. Made two [great] pitches, and then hung one. That was the ball game," Machado said.
Tillman, who allowed no more than three runs in his previous nine starts, allowed five, two scored as unearned because of his throwing error.
With Kendrick on third in the second, David Freese bounced a ball back to Tillman. He threw past Nick Hundley, and Kendrick scored, and two batters later, Kole Calhoun had a RBI double, and Los Angeles had a 3-2 lead.
"I don't know what I was thinking. I should have taken my time a little bit more, pulled it a little bit. But I shouldn't have even been in that situation. Those guys shouldn't have been there. I made a bad pitch, got away, but you know what? I'm better than that," Tillman said.
The Orioles had a 6-4 lead going into the fifth, but Tillman allowed Josh Hamilton's sixth home run of the year, and he left the game after five with a 6-5 lead.
In the seventh, Brad Brach got the first two outs, but hit Mike Trout with a pitch. Albert Pujols singled, and Josh Hamilton beat out an infield single against Brian Matusz. J.J. Hardy wanted to throw to second for the force, saw that Ryan Flaherty wasn't there and by the time he threw to first, it was too late and the score was tied at 6.
The Orioles scored two runs in the first on Adam Jones' 20th home run and an RBI single by Hardy. Machado's RBI double in the second tied the score at 3, and after Los Angeles took a 4-3 lead in the fourth, Nick Markakis' three-run home run gave the Orioles a 6-4 lead.
Markakis' home run, which hit the foul pole, was his eighth of the season, and his first since June 28.
Then, the drought began.
In the next seven innings, the Orioles had just three hits, and then Machado hit his homer.
Fans have been comparing this team with the one that made the postseason in 2012.
"We have good chemistry in the clubhouse like we did back then and obviously we have a good bullpen as well. We have kind of the same guys coming back. I think this is a better team. I think we can be a little more focused. We've got our minds right where we need to go and where we need to get to," Machado said.
NOTES: Ubaldo Jimenez allowed one unearned run in 4 2/3 innings in his first rehab start for Aberdeen against Tri-City. He threw 75 pitches, allowed five hits, walked three and struck out three.
Showalter said that Jimenez, who hadn't pitched since July 5 due to a sprained right ankle, could have another rehab start, this time at Norfolk, before he is activated.
-Dylan Bundy allowed two runs on five hits in 4 1/3 innings for Frederick. He walked five and struck out one against Winston-Salem.
-Kevin Gausman (4-3, 3.67) faces Garrett Richards (11-3, 2.62) on Wednesday night.


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Updated at: 03/28/2013 8:39 PM
By: KOB.com staff
Photo: Ashely Browder
An investigation and witness testimony obtained by KOB Eyewitness News 4 into the Albuquerque police officer- involved crash that killed a young Air National Guard member last month paints a grim picture of what may have happened that night.
Sgt. Adam Casaus told Bernalillo County Sheriff's Department investigators that he dropped off a cup of coffee for his wife, who works as a dispatcher, after his shift before he went home that morning. But, on his way home he said he encountered an erratic driver which he then pursued, ran a red light and crashed into the car carrying Lindsey Browder and her sister, Ashley Browder, who was killed in the accident.
Lindsey Browder was transported to UNM Hospital with a fractured spine and broken hip.
Witness testimony, however, contradicts Casaus' story painting a different picture. According to the testimony of two witnesses, there was no such erratic driver, and the officer turned on his lights without a siren only prior to entering the intersection.
The investigation has been turned over the Bernalillo District Attorney's Office for further review.
Casaus faces vehicular homicide (reckless) and great bodily injury by vehicle (reckless) charges for the car crash death of Browder and injuries sustained by her sister.
Casaus, who was on placed administrative duties, was placed on administrative leave earlier this week.


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The inventor of the Kalashnikov assault rifle, Mikhail Kalashnikov, has died aged 94, Russian officials say.
The automatic rifle he designed became one of the world's most familiar and widely used weapons.
Its comparative simplicity made it cheap to manufacture, as well as reliable and easy to maintain.
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Her Story is a bold and largely successful experiment in interactive crime fiction.
Rocksteady's gorgeous-looking third Arkham game refines its open-world format a bit and lets you drive a whole hell of a lot of Batmobile.
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Boston is New England's largest city and one of the most historic cities in America.
Canada is the world's second-largest country, spanning the Atlantic and Pacific oceans and stretching from the US border to the Arctic Circle. It hosts many notable game companies, such as Bioware, Ubisoft Montreal, and Eidos Montreal.
Chinatown is a general term used to describe a section of a city with a large Chinese population, and with many Chinese operated businesses.
A convenient shop full of convenient things.
The hub of Isle Delfino in Super Mario Sunshine.
The home world of Sora, Xehanort, Riku and Kairi.
France is a European country, home of the French people and the origin of the baguette.
The high school where the main characters of Persona 3 attend. This is where the player spends his daily life by studying and interacting with other classmates.
Japan is an island country located in Eastern Asia and the Western Pacific Ocean. In the video game industry, Japan has for a long time been one of the most important territories for the development and sale of video games.
A city in California that often shows up in games.
A city in southeastern Florida known for its beaches and large shopping districts.
Moscow is a city full of scenery and old, nicely sculpted buildings.
Norrath is the world at the center of the EverQuest franchise.
An island located just outside Isle Delfino. It's the location of Pinna park, an amusement park and one of Isle Delfino's biggest tourist attractions.
Point Lookout is a tourist location in the state of Maryland and the setting of the fourth Fallout 3 DLC of the same name. The hero finds himself in murky swamps with mutated redneck locals, who do not take kindly to strangers...
Pride Lands from Disney's "The Lion King" is a playable world in the movie tie-in of the same name and in Kingdom Hearts II.
One of the many areas of Isle Delfino; the setting of Super Mario Sunshine. It is a dock filled with ships, scaffolding, and more.
Located in San Francisco county California, founded in 1776 by the Spanish, they built a fort at the Golden Gate and named it after Mission San Francisco de Asis.
Seattle, Washington, or the Emerald City, is the largest city in the Pacific Northwest region of the US. The Seattle area is home to many tech and game industry companies, and has been the setting for several games.
In Quest for Glory I: So You Want to Be a Hero, Spielburg is the valley in which the Hero is trapped. It is inspired by traditional fantasy types, and is plagued with bandits, evil creatures, and even Baba Yaga.
A small mining town in Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure.
Washington D.C. is the capital of the United States of America and home to the US Federal Government.
The setting of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. This setting in used in numerous forms of media with the character Alice, either as protagonist or as a supporting character.
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The vitality and strength of the communities we operate in is vital to the companys future.
We are an agricultural commodity trading company relying on rural communities and providing a conduit for their produce to the worlds markets.
We deliberately ensure that as best we can, all of our employees are sourced from within the community that we service.
This is often easier said than done, but with a vision of proactive training we work hard to develop the skills of our people to enable to see this a reality.
Central to the on going growth of the company is its nucleus estate strategy, for cocoa this is known as its 'Cocoa Community'.


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|Avg. Dinner Entrée
|Greater than $25
|$18.01 - $25
|$12.01 - $18
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Posted by Not Silent Not Bob on 02/15/2009
I love this place. Atmosphere is effortlessly funky, complete with secret door, the occasional confused dysfunctional couple with one or another unable to find her/his way out of the loo, innumerable students, funksters and civilians stoned/drunk in the wee hours (and occasionally during the day -- well, okay, not so occasionally) or even (relatively) staright-edge and ... the dogs the taters the drinks are simply great. Good, simple stuff, not so simple. If you haven't tried the place ... do it. Crif's is solid.
Posted by O.P. on 07/18/2008
This place is awesome for a quick dinner on the cheap. The hot dogs are delicious and the tater tots are crispy. They deep-fry their dogs and everything tastes hot and fresh. I had the Chihuahua hot dog, which is wrapped in BACON! Yum! The woman who greets you is awesome, too!
Posted by Anonymous on 05/30/2008
After waiting 90 minutes for our delivery order to arrive, the fries were ice cold and hard as cardboard, the corn dog was so over-fried, it was literally black. The Tsunami and Redneck, however, were great.
Posted by JW on 05/23/2008
I love crif dog....love it. But the last three...count em THREE times I have called for delivery they won't deliver. Once because they said it was too late...even though they weren't closing for an hour and a half. Once because they said that if I was only ordering for two people it wasn't worth it and they wouldn't come. And another time because they were just too busy. I understand if there are occasional times that deliver isn't available...but all three of the last three times I've called... Crif dog..you are letting me down.
Posted by Nicky on 02/29/2008
With the quote "Knuckle Sandwhich Still Free", a joint with a punchline like that just doesn't get any more New York. This is my hangout. The Service is great, the hotdogs are awesome though it varies alot from the type of dogs you purchase. Even though the people who work there stay very busy they always have an extra moment to talk to you. My only bad experience has been resolved someone tried to charge me 0.60 for a refill on the drinks. I asked someone else who worked there, and they said this wasnt true. Places like this are what the East Village is truly about!
Posted by Anonymous on 01/21/2008
Delicious cheap eats! Go for the chili dog, I prefer it over the crif dog.
Posted by Dog Lover on 01/07/2008
Amazing dogs, I like the spicy redneck the best unless I'm putting together my own unique combo. I also like the tots. Sure the E. Village is full of hipster types but this is just great food. I would warn people not to eat 6 chihuhua's before boarding a transatlantic flight though. Not my best decision after boozing.


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Climate Change Events
For more information about any of the events listed below, contact Assistant Professor of Economics Karl Seeley at email@example.com or 607-431-4628.
4-6 p.m., Saturday, September 8, Frisbee Field: Get Involved!
- Live music from The Moby Strip!
- Locally grown appetizers!
- Student speakers, President Dick Miller, Oneonta Mayor John Nader
- Participatory art coordinated by local artist Cynthia Marsh
- Come and find out how you can be involved.
Saturday, September 15: Bike ride along the Catskill Scenic Trail
- Scrape the rust off your bike chain and join us for a low-key 19-mile ride along a former railroad grade. Learn about transportation choices and how they affect climate.
7 p.m., Tuesday, September 18, Straw Bale House, Pine Lake Environmental Campus: "Conversations at the Lake" with Gene Marner
- The organizer of efforts to plan for "peak oil" in the town of Franklin addresses how the scope of our economic activities affects carbon emissions
5-7 p.m., Sunday, September 23,Pine Lake Pavilion:Pine Lake Club Local-Food Cook-off
- Compete to produce the "Most Local Dish"!
- Contact email@example.com
9 a..m.- 6 p.m., Sunday, October 7, Milford Historical Society:
Permaculture Workshop with Albert Bates (co-sponsored with local organizations)
- An all-day event about learning how to live lighter on the land.
- Read more about Albert Bates, author of "Climate in Crisis: The Greenhouse Effect and What We Can Do" (with a foreword by Al Gore)
Saturday, October 27: Transportation Fair
- How much can you do with a pound of gas vs. a pound of food? Just how hard is it to pull 100 pounds (plus yourself) uphill? Find out for yourself with challenging activities.
5-7 p.m., Saturday, November 3, Stack Lounge, Dewar Union: Organic Dinner
- Enjoy a meal of organic and locally produced food.
4 p.m., Friday, April 25, 105 Johnstone Science Center: The Ozone Hole Revisited
- Take another look at issues surrounding the hole in the Earth's ozone. Tim Canty '94 will speak on his research in a talk titled The Ozone Hole Revisited: Do We Really Understand What's Going On?
7:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 30, Farrington Room, Dewar Hall: Shaun Chapman '02 and 'Stand-up Economist' Yoram Bauman
- Chapman and Bauman will lead an informal discussion on what economists do, how they contribute to finding solutions to global warming, and what you can do with an economics degree. No question is too silly, no answer is too far-fetched.


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Firefighters called to deal with hot potato in Marston Moretaine
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Fire crews were called to a house after a potato was left in an oven yesterday lunchtime causing a small fire.
The incident happened in Holme Close, Marston Moretaine, at around 2.15pm.
After one crew from Kemspton arrived the situation was declared safe and lunch was called off at around 2.30pm.


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Hebrew Bible Related Reviews from RBL (5 September 2005)
5th September 2005
The latest Review of Biblical Literature has come out; here are the reviews related to the study of the Hebrew Bible:
- Jean-Jacques Glassner, Mesopotamian Chronicles (Edited by Benjamin R. Foster). Review by R. J. van der Spek
- Innocent Himbaza, Le Décalogue et l'histoire du texte: Etudes des formes textuelles du Décalogue et leurs implications dans l'histoire du texte de l'Ancien Testament. Review by Paul Sanders
- Martin Kessler, ed., Reading the Book of Jeremiah: A Search for Coherence. Review by David Glatt-Gilad
- John M. Miller, Proverbs (Believers Church Bible Commentary). Review by Gregory Glazov
- Tamara Prosic, The Development and Symbolism of Passover until 70 CE. Review by William Gilders
- Christoph Auffarth and Loren T. Stuckenbruck, eds., The Fall of the Angels. Review by John Collins


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Civilian Zachary T. Wilson, son of George Denson Jr. of Elgin, recently enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps under the Delayed Entry Program with Marine Corps Recruiting Station, Columbia.
Two Thanksgivings
Real estate transactions
Kershaw County government buildings will be closed for Thanksgiving Thursday and Friday.
An event held at the Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce facility several weeks ago for then-gubernatorial candidate Nikki Haley did not represent an endorsement by the chamber, according to the organization's president, Deborah Outlaw.
Learn to glide across the dance floor with ballroom dancing classes..
If you have $9.5 million or so, you might be able to buy a nearly 2,700-acre piece of historic Kershaw County property -- and make some money as a timber producer.
An 8-year-old Camden girl survived a single-car accident Tuesday that claimed the life of her grandmother.
U.S. Air Force Airman Marcus L. Fludd graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
The ongoing water usage dispute between South Carolina and North Carolina looks to be near a resolution after a meeting Friday in Huntersville, N.C., where representatives from both states agreed on a compromise.
"Imagination Station" will be the theme for the 2010 edition of the Kershaw County Christmas Parade, stepping off at 10 a.m. Dec. 11.
Speaking during Thursday's Veterans Day observance at the James Leroy Belk American Legion Post 17 home in Camden, Col. Robert G. Young said America is likely to see decades of "persistent conflict."
The Price House's annual benefit pecan sale is underway, according to Price House Commission Chair Polly Lampshire.
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Serpico seeks a 'little justice' from the town of Stuyvesant
I had the great pleasure of spending a few hours last week with Frank Serpico. If you don't know who Serpico is,I suggest you add this movie to your Netflix queue. Since the 1980s, Serpico has mostly lived in a small cabin tucked into Columbia County woods, on land that overlooks the Hudson. But in […] [Read More]


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Josephine RotellaFebruary 11,2013Josephine Rotella Rites
The funeral service for Josephine Rotella, 98, of Rutland, who died Jan. 31, 2013, was held Saturday, Feb. 9, at St. Peter Church in Rutland.
Officiating was the Rev. Thomas Houle, pastor.
Burial will be at a later date in Calvary Cemetery.
Elise Cassarino was the vocalist. John Riddle was the organist.
Bearers were Gary, William, Michael and Dylan Rotella, Steve, Sean and Kyle Ballard.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Rutland Area Visiting Nurse Association and Hospice, 7 Albert Cree Drive, Rutland, VT 05701; Mount St. Joseph Academy Rotella Scholarship Fund, 127 Convent Ave., Rutland, VT 05701; Sicilian-American Society Scholarship Fund, PO Box 6494, Rutland, VT 05702-6494.
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Riverdale, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Michael Alvarado had 21 points, five assists and seven steals as the Manhattan Jaspers routed the Siena Saints, 90-68, in a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference matchup at Draddy Gymnasium.
Shane Richards scored 15 points for the Jaspers (13-3, 6-1 MAAC), who have won 10 of their last 11 contests. Rhamel Brown added 13 points and three blocks while Donovan Kates chipped in 10 points.
Rob Poole registered a double-double for the Saints (7-11, 3-4) with 13 points and 11 boards. Ryan Oliver and Marquis Wright each had 11 points, with Wright adding five assists with five turnovers. Brett Bisping logged 10 points. Siena has lost two in a row.
The Jaspers shot 46.9 percent from the floor, including 4-of-7 from 3-point range in the first half as they took a 43-34 lead into the break. The Saints made 40 percent of their field goal tries.
Manhattan made 38.5 percent of its field goal attempts in the second period, but converted on 23-of-29 from the free-throw line. With 6:01 left, Manhattan went on a 13-0 run to increase the lead to 23 points.
Despite the loss, Siena outrebounded the Jaspers, 44-33. Manhattan forced 23 Siena turnovers and won the battle in points off turnovers, 39-11.
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