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BMW M1 under development - report
The rumor that won't die
BMW insider Scott27 is reporting the company is considering a new M1.
While this has been rumored for years, Scott says the car in the early stages of development and only a few sketches have been created. No pictures have surfaced, but the car reportedly adopts styling elements from the i8 and Vision Connected Drive concept.
Performance details are highly speculative, but the car could adopt a carbon fiber chassis and an engine from the next-generation M3 or M5.
If approved, the M1 would likely be launched after 2015 but we aren't getting our hopes up.
Note: BMW M1 Homage concept pictured
Source: German Car Forum via BMW Blog
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I would sacrafice my first born to the German god of automobiles for this thing (well not really, but maybe a goat or cow). This is one beautiful car and hopefully its production version retains something similar in terms of appearance, I would love to buy one when it comes out and I should be at that pay bracket by then.
May 26th, 2011 3:23pm
Er wrong,the current M6 and Alpina B6 allready pulverize the VW R8.It is reality that BMW in every respect remain the masters of Audi,or more accurately stated,a VW with a different bodyshell.Not only on performance , the worldwide sales tell the complete story.Build it BMW, I am a buyer.
May 26th, 2011 3:00pm
And exactly which "VW" platform does the R8 share? The only car it shares anything with is the Gallardo which considering that Lamborghini is a subsidiary of Audi, is totally acceptable. VW may own Audi, but Audi has their own team of engineers namely those at quattro gmbh who are responsible for the development of the R8 and RS cars. Even so, you act as if being owned by VW is a bad thing. VW could buy BMW twice and still have enough to scoop up Alfa Romeo if it wanted to.
May 26th, 2011 3:27pm
You might want to rethink that, the M6 is a GT, which is rather low-class compared to the Bentley Continental GT, bot in terms of image and cachet. And that car uses a Passat platform, so Round 1: Passat 1-0 M6; BMW have no "super" car, so Round 2: Lambo 1-0 BMW; The Alpina B6 does not come close to the R8LMS in GT racing, and is also not a BMW, so round3... And don get me wrong, I like BMW, have some in the family, just hate to see ignorance prevail...
May 26th, 2011 7:03pm
This is what BMW needs, a supercar, aind this one is awesome!!
May 26th, 2011 1:11pm
Pardon me , but didnt BMW try making a super car the Z8 and didnt it sell rather poorly only lasting a couple years? could be wrong but.....
May 26th, 2011 12:14pm
I would prefer the 21st century incarnation of 328 (called new Z8, Z9 or whatever), will deliver good handling, nice interior, not pushing to hard to be one it's not supposed to be (new M5 with almost 600hp is too much and abundance the power) and more friendly for daily drive. M1 will also be difficult to turn profit if history turns around like 80s again (remember energy crisis and sky rocketing petroleum-which also used to create carbon fibre panel)
May 26th, 2011 10:43am
Hopefully we'll see the M1 back, possibly with super lightness !!
May 26th, 2011 10:34am
and ridiculous price too. I like the idea of supercar, but only if the maker is prestigious enough. This M1 can be ahead SLS, but wouldn't be much better than SLS over its rivals, must be at the bottom for performance comparison (only build quality and options are ahead others).
May 26th, 2011 10:39am
BMW is spending big money on carbon fiber as weight loss improves both mileage and performance.
May 26th, 2011 6:15am
They should use both new M3 and M5 engine to rival V8 and V10 R8. and also use 760Li's Twin turbo V12 to rival Lambo and 918 etc. This car needs to go under 3 seconds for 0-100 to be a serious competitor in this category, since BMW hasn't done a super car for... too long.
May 26th, 2011 4:07am
@Davidkhund big mistake to trivialize the R8 in such a way. And this potential M1 is 4-5 years away! R8 will be comepletely thru it's current lifecycle by then. BMW smackdown?!
May 26th, 2011 3:57am
Dude von Dudenstein
Will it be an R8 rival?
May 25th, 2011 10:42pm
The Stig more an R8 v10 rival if they will equip m5 engine instead of hybrid blablabla
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Oct 06, 2006
We're getting the We-Haul today. We're loading it up while LB sleeps tonight and then finishing up a few bits tomorrow. Look for us swerving in a large U-Haul up the I5 corridor on Sunday yelling cusswords and demonstrating true white trash values. (read: unknowingly cutting off people, blaring the AM radio, drinking copious amounts of mountain dew.) We return to our tiny rented townhouse on Wednesday to clean and visit a few people before we leave town for good. I can't tell you what this is doing to my emotions. I'm happy! I'm scared! I'm running around packing like a run away whore! I'm sitting on my ass doing designs because I'm in denial! I'm over using exclamation marks! AND CAPS!
LB is being adorable and wonderful and making me so much more teary than necessary. We pull up to our little townhouse, the only home she remembers now, and says, "We're HOME!" Then doesn't understand why I start bawling. "Mommy sad?" she'll ask. "no no, I'm fine. I'm happy. See? Happy tears!" I'm not so good at lying.
It was a decision we made six years ago. We discussed this thoroughly. It's time. It's a dream come true, in some ways, and a bitter sweet ending in others. Today when I loaded LB in to the car, she asked for Luke? Rebekah? Jelly Belly? Traci? I cried again. I don't want her to forget them. I don't want her to not know who they are. They've been such a huge part in her little life, all two years of it, and I can't imagine her not asking for them.
The cheesy line is that friends come and go in your life like tides in the ocean. I've never liked that saying. Aside from the gagging bile I feel when cheesy statements like these are made, I also hate the thought of losing something so valuable. Someone my daughter grew up with. Someone she watched learn to walk and, consequently, did so herself. Someone she giggles so hard with, hugs, kisses, and asks for. At nearly two, my daughter has what some people wish and hope for. A friend. And it's my lifelong hope for her that she will never be without her friend JB. We love you.
*Please excuse the very cheesy, very teary, very cute video I made. These girls have been friends since they were tiny tad poles, or Lima Beans and Jelly Beans, as the case may be, and how could I post about it without something to make you cry? For all posterity, then, I give you a very large file, about five minutes long video, "A tribute to Jelly Belly."
oh so now I'm crying over here! I was just stealing blog links from your site on your link page too! I added Jelly Belly and Paige's to mine now. Have a safe drive! I gotta go grab some tissues!
By Beckik on 2006 10 06
okay, I'm back again. It can not be left unsaid how precious that video was! Did I mention I'm crying? Those two will always share a bond and someday make move to be near each other again!
By Beckik on 2006 10 06
Awwwww!! That was great!!! Ya know what hit me about half way through it? They look like little Leslie and little Traci hanging out! Too cute (and thanks, I'm all teary now…)
By Erin on 2006 10 06
What an adorable, touching video. You can tell they're just like sisters. And, Beckik is right, they will always share a very special bond.
Good luck with the move!
By Colleen on 2006 10 06
Wow! That is so sweet, I had to keep wiping my eyes. I have to get that file! LB, thank you for being such a good friend to Jelly Belly (and us too)! We'll miss you a bunch, and I know Jelly Belly will miss you all too.
Thanks L for such an awesome tribute!
Jelly Belly's Dad
By traci on 2006 10 06
OK, first off let me grab some tissue to wipe my eyes. I can't stop crying.
Les, you are a wonderful person and I am so thankful that you have let us into your lives as much as you all have become part of ours!
Thank you for such a beautiful clip! Our girls are darling and I am very heartbroken that these two girls will be separated by distance only. I hope that our girls stay in contact and look forward to seeing each other as much as we do as mommies!
Ok, I must go watch this clip again. Thank you Les. I love ya!
By traci on 2006 10 06
Oh wow, what an awesome video Leslie! I have no doubt that you and Traci will not let the friendship between the girls or yourselves slip away. Miles can not separate friendships like that!
By Paige on 2006 10 06
ahhh now that was the sweetest video..*sniff*sniff*...the friendship will never fade away its too strong!
Have a safe move, safe drive and happy unpacking! Now that the time has really come to say goodbye(moving states and all that), I really wish we would have hung out more when you lived here..go figure :( (((hugs)))
By Bree on 2006 10 06
Oh my goodness! What a touching video. I can't imagine how hard moving away from the JB's must be. ( btw I watched the video 3 times…I feel like I'm moving, too! Bah!)
By Charla on 2006 10 06
I totally thought of a mini you and Traci with that picture out in the field! That was a awesome video of Miss LB and Miss JB. You guys are lucky to have each other. Just remember - theirs always webcam (Ry loves that).
Have a great moving trip!
By Nicole on 2006 10 06
By christine on 2006 10 07
*SNIFFLE* Oh, my what cuteness abounds! It's so sweet that they have had each other as friends for the whole of their little lives. I know they will both always remember it, and LB will find even MORE great little buddies in her new home - I promise!
Good luck in the move. We'll all be thinking good karma moving vibes. You MUST let us know how it went, and how you are, and what's up in the new environs. I truly hope it is a new start to your dream!
By Katie Kat on 2006 10 07
P.S. Of course, she and Jelly Belly will keep this friendship going forever, by the way. Distance doesn't change some things!
By Katie Kat on 2006 10 07
Even I, Queen Stone-Cold, am crying now. That was so beautiful. I hope your two families are able to visit and keep in touch and keep the love alive!
By Claire on 2006 10 07
Do you know how impossible it is to watch that beautiful video and NOT cry?!? That is the sweetest thing ever. I hope you all stay in touch and I'm sure you will. You're so lucky to have such a close and special friendship! Good luck moving girly. We'll be thinking of you!
By Jamie on 2006 10 07
Look, it's not like you are moving to TEXAS for crissakes…ya'll will find a way to see each other and your kids will play and grow and really, what's a litte physical distance between real friends? aint nothing but a thang. Drink some mountain dew for me, I love that crap.
By texasbelle on 2006 10 07
Beautiful video! I echo other's sentiments that distance doesn't have to change LB's and JB's friendship (or yours as mommies!)
Hoping for a smooth transition as you move…
By AmyM on 2006 10 07
So sweet! Lucky LB to have such a friendship so early in life, it'll stick with her forever.
By Sarah on 2006 10 08
So sentimental! Good luck!
By Sara on 2006 10 08
Awww, what a beautiful video! How did you have time to make that with all of the packing you had to do?! I'm impressed!
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A CD booklet from Rush's Test for Echo, autographed by both Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson, was stapled to his back, and the preset buttons for the Nova's stereo marking 104.1 and 105.7 FM had been forcibly removed! (His mother tells us he "passed" these buttons later that week). When questioned about where the story was, Mr. Friswold could only giggle and point to his ubiquitous "Notebook of Knowledge." When asked what had happened to him, he would reply in a singsong voice: "Big money makes the world go 'round" and "They've taken control of everything -- the words you read, the songs you sing." Whatever. We have about 1,300 words to squeeze in between the porno ads, so we transcribed his notes and chucked him back on the street. You come to your own conclusions about what it all means.
After five weeks of listening to The Point, Extreme Radio and The Rock, it becomes painfully obvious that there is no God. Day after day, the same songs, over and over. In the case of The Point and Extreme Radio, there is no discernible difference between the two. On the 11th, one played Tool and the other played A Perfect Circle at 10:47 a.m.; on the 7th, they both played the same Stone Temple Pilots song at 10:52 a.m.; on the afternoon of the 6th, there were airings of "(Rock) Superstar" within minutes of each other on the two stations; Papa Roach is inescapable. This morning, Les Aaron made a snide comment about Limp Bizkit after playing them; Madison plays the same song with gusto. Les knows something.
So there is a God: He just torments me for fun. My editor, Randy, called. He says to hold off on the radio story (were the past five weeks for naught?). According to his sources, "the musical universe is contracting." The Extreme station will disappear, and the Point will be "Extremized." What will become of 104.1? "Something shitty" is Randy's hunch. Smart money's on him. He predicted bad things for The Point last summer, and Matt Costello freaked out on him. Now who's laughing?
Caught myself listening to Les Aaron today. What the fuck? There's something about that guy. The radio feature ain't gonna happen, but I'm still tuning in to hear him. Maybe it's the way he says "Les" like it ends with a "z," or those weird comments that pop out of his mouth at odd moments. Like today -- he was plugging his New Music Sunday show and suddenly he dropped that façade of professionalism and said, "Whatever else happens around here, I'll still be doing New Music Sunday." Then he went right back to being Mr. On-Air DJ. Randy's article hit the stands two days ago. Les must've seen it. Poor guy. Sounds like he's still sure he has a job, but all this mook-rock he's forced to play must be tearing him up.
New direction for radio feature: the uncanny parallels between radio in Kansas City and radio in St. Louis. Kansas City had The Rock at 98.9 FM and their alt-rock station at 105.9; St. Louis had the same Rock at 97.3 and the alt-rock Point at 105.7. KC's alt-rock station hit the crapper and turned into a cheesy '70s/'80s funk station. St. Louis' alt-rock station comes to the end of the line and goes Extreme. Now 104.1 is a retro girly station called The Mall. The future looks grim indeed: Two different cities with essentially the same lineup of rock-radio stations playing the same songs and changing formats to match one another's points to some sort of conspiracy, but a conspiracy of what? Bad music? Homogenization? A handful of corporations own all the radio stations nationwide. A format change here or there is normal, but the similarities are just too much. It's as if they're working toward something, but what? It's as if the corporate owners are whittling down the format choices nationwide until we're left with an archetype of each genre. Imagine -- one nationwide rock format, one nationwide oldies, one nationwide classical, and so on. They decided we had had enough alt-rock, so they changed it to mook-rock. Whatever comes after mook-rock on the devolutionary scale will be next year's format. They start on the coasts and let it seep into the middle of the country, just changing the call letters of the stations. The corporations could save a lot of money if they just went to a national numbering system, like ... BBC1 or BBC2. Oh, man. It keeps coming back to Les Aaron -- or, as he would say, "Lez Flippin' Aaron." Whether he realizes it or not, he's wrapped up in this somehow. At least he's free of the mook-rock now. He's ridin' a synth-pop gravy train with new-wave wheels on The Mall. If I could explain to him my theory about what's happening, maybe he could tell me why it's happening. And I could get his autograph.
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This week's topic? Marc Bergevin's appointment as General Manager and the many tasks on his plate.
Well, unless you have been living under a rock without a wireless internet connection, everyone and their grandmother knows that Marc Bergevin has been named the Montreal Canadiens' new General Manager. '
While his appointment is a definite step forward, many challenges await the rookie manager. What to do with his impending free agents, namely P.K Subban and Carey Price? How does he rebuild the organization's waning depth? How does he re-structure the front office? Who does he add to the coaching staff? What to do with the team's egregious cap structure?
Needless to say, many key decisions need to be made.
With that in mind, what do you think Bergevin's first priority should be?
Kamal Panesar: Well that really is the million dollar question, isn't it? There is the draft to prepare for, the hiring of a coach and filling out his executive staff, namely adding an Assistant GM (AGM). Out of all the task ahead of Bergevin, however, I feel that he needs to add an AGM as soon as he can.
The volume of work and contracts in front of Bergevin is staggering, and what better way to start tackling them than by bringing on board a right hand man.
While there are no shortage of AGMs out there, I think one man's name naturally floats to the top of the list:
Rick Dudley.
Currently serving a term as one of several big names seconding Brian Burke in the Leafs' head office, Dudley and Bergevin have a long history together. Also, I think that Dudley would welcome a chance to be more of a linchpin with the Habs rather than just one of many with the Leafs'.
According to TSN's Darren Dreger, it now seems that the hiring of Dudley as Bergevin's AGM is all but a fait accompli. The hold up? Brian Burke, understandably, doesn't want Dudley to defect before the draft, but rather afterwards.
The last word was that the two sides are in negotiations, but draft or not, you've got to think that Bergevin wants to put his AGM in place asap.
Louis Moustakas: Staggering is the word. So much remains to be done.
As much as I agree that the front office team should be finalized as soon as possible, I feel that his first priority — at least from a player personnel perspective — is to sort out the Scott Gomez situation. The centre's contract weighs heavily on the team, both in terms of the salary cap and as a distraction.
Until this issue meets a certain finality, the organization will continue to be hampered by Gomez and his egregious contract. With so many impending free agents, the team's salary structure must be solidified rapidly. By leaving this unresolved, how can the organization possibly make informed decisions regarding its player personnel? It seems like you need to know where you stand before you can know where you are going.
In other words, before you even submit an offer to Carey Price or P.K Subban, the Alaskan forward needs to be taken care of.
Beyond that, ridding themselves of the Gomez deal would show Canadiens' fans that the organization is taking another major departure for the insuccess of 2011-12.
Kamal Panesar: Without a doubt, the Scott Gomez contract needs to be dealt with. This new regime simply can't start the next season with him still on the roster, and expect anyone to take them seriously. That being said, while his cap hit is definitely a consideration, I disagree that it is a rush to get something done.
Well, because it is a given that Gomez will either be demoted to Hamilton or bought out, the latter taking place only if there is some kind of amnesty clause or period with the new CBA that should be implemented this summer. As such, why worry about taking care of that now?
I would just operate as if he is off the books — this, of course, assumes that the Gomez discussion was part of the hiring process and that Bergevin has Geoff Molson's approval to demote him to Hamilton.
That being said, in my opinion, I think he must get an AGM, first, and a coach second. It's amazing how quick things change too, since yesterday morning it was reported that Bergevin was working on bringing Dudley over and now, it seems that Joel Quenneville will end up being the coach.
If that's the case, I like the move. But man, does this guy more fast or what?
Louis Moustakas: Operate as if he were off the books?
But he isn't! And assuming amnesty and assuming you will have X amount of cap space is a dangerous game, especially if your estimations are proven to be incorrect. In addition, with a new CBA on the horizon, such assumptions become ever more dangerous.
Don't get me wrong, I understand the point of fleshing out the front office first. However, in terms of players, Gomez must be dealt with immediately.
Not only does dealing with this allow for clarity in terms of both the salary cap and the roster, but it also removes an important distraction. Why wait until near training camp to resolve this? Why not be done with the inevitable media storm his demotion or buy-out will provoke in the relative quiet of summer?
Plus, riding the organization of Gomez sends a message that the Canadiens are willing and able to use all means at their disposal to become better. That is a good message for UFAs.
As for the Quenneville issue, he somewhat looks on the outs in Chicago. Regardless, the question always is, can he speak French? If hired soon enough, he will have all summer to take a crash course.
Kamal Panesar: On Quenneville, yes, he does speak French and yes, he does seem to be on the outs a little with Chicago GM, Stan Bowman. That being said, he also has two more years left on his contract so Bergevin will have to do one hell of a sell job to get him in Montreal!
On the Gomez front, I agree that it must be dealt with, but I don't think it should be Bergevin's top priority right now. My point was only that you assume that he will either be demoted, with his salary off the cap, or bought out through an amnesty clause, with no cap hit.
Either way, it is (or at least should be) a certainty that he is not on the roster next Fall. And I wouldn't necessarily advocate waiting till September to take care of the matter, I simply don't feel that it needs to be done in the next 30 days or so.
For me, right now, you hire an AGM, you hire a coach, you fill out your executive staff and, in the process, you take care of player personnel. Honestly, I think signing Carey Price and P.K. Subban to extensions is more urgent than getting rid of Gomez.
Since there is no road-block to sending Gomez to the AHL, you operate as if he will be demoted to Hamilton, and act as if you have that extra $7-plus million to spend…and spend it!
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Albuquerque police continue to search for Marcos Delgado, wanted for fatally shooting his ex-girlfriend and wounding three other women at an auto detail shop in the Northeast heights Friday afternoon.
On Monday police obtained a warrant and searched Delgado's black Charger, believed to be the car he was in when he opened fire on Anna Vigil in her car in front of the business on Vassar just north of Candelaria.
Police say Delgado is armed and "extremely" dangerous, so if you see him do not approach him – call 911 instead. He has a long history of drug and domestic violence arrests, including one conviction for narcotics possession. APD detectives are getting plenty of help as they broaden their search for the fugitive.
"Bernalillo County Sherriff's Office is helping us, along with several federal agencies," said Officer Tanner Tixier of APD. "Homeland Security, US Marshals, the FBI – we're all helping each other to find this guy."
Delgado is from Juarez – could he be hiding pout south of the border?
"It's always a possibility," Tixier said. "However you need to understand we have a good working relationship with the Mexican authorities. If this guy is eventually found in Mexico, we have no doubt that we will be able to get him back."
Delgado faces an open charge of murder and several other felony counts for the Friday shooting spree. One thing's for sure – he's a big man – 6 feet, 2 inches tall and weighs 285 pounds.
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Stonewall Cymru is celebrating today's employment tribunal decision in favour of John Reaney, the gay man who has won his discrimination claim against the Bishop of Hereford. The case was supported and funded by Stonewall.
John Reaney was interviewed by a panel of eight people for the post of Youth Officer in the Diocese of Hereford last summer. However, a unanimous decision to appoint him was blocked by the Bishop of Hereford after a meeting in which Mr Reaney was humiliatingly cross-examined by the Bishop about his private life.
Mr Reaney is set to secure substantial compensation. In its judgement, the Tribunal said: 'The Respondents discriminated against the Claimant on the grounds of sexual orientation. The case will now be listed for a remedy hearing.'
John Reaney said: 'I'm delighted that the Bishop of Hereford has lost this case. It demonstrates to many lesbian and gay Christians working for God within the Church of England that they are entitled to fair and respectful treatment. I'm very grateful indeed to Stonewall for their support throughout this case. I'm also grateful to my solicitor Alison Downie of Bindman & Partners and barrister Sandyha Drew for all their work.'
Matthew Batten, Stonewall Cymru's Policy Officer, said: 'This outcome is a triumph for 21st century decency over 19th century prejudice. We're very happy for John. The tribunal has rightly made clear that the Church of England cannot discriminate against gay people with impunity. No one, not even a Bishop, is exempt from the law.'
Mr Reaney, who lives in north Wales, went to Stonewall Cymru's Cardiff office for advice and, given its importance, Stonewall supported and funded his case throughout. Stonewall argued that a heterosexual person would not have been subject to the same level of intrusive questioning as Reaney. The case was heard over four days in Cardiff in April.
'The reason that Christians can practice their faith in this country alongside Muslims, and Protestants alongside Catholics, is precisely because modern Britain respects difference,' said Matthew Batten. 'We hope this decision gives a clear signal to all employers about the importance of respecting lesbian and gay people in the workplace.'


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Have been coming here for years. The food is still delicious, the service warm and very welcoming. In fact, my friends and I have never had a bad meal here! The Shrimps a la Chef Grilled usually come out of the kitchen still sizzling in garlic and olive oil... the Chicken Riojana is amazing (whether you order dark or white meat, both great)... the stuffed mushrooms appetizer, the fried Spanish sausage, the Spanish fried potatoes -- all delectable. The red sangria is some of the best you'll find in any Spanish restaurant in Manhattan. Honestly, I haven't got a clue how or why some other reviewers here were not satisfied... This is still one of my favorite "hidden" neighborhood joints, as it has been for decades.
Posted by 4 bike Mike on 02/04/2011
I have lived on the UES for 30 years.I like this place.Always good food.Old school kind of place. If you want trendy go to Second Ave.
Posted by foodienyc on 01/22/2011
The service was terribly slow. We had to even get up to serve ourselves at one point. The food was EH..The shrimp were minute and overcooked(very tough) and the mussels we ordered were either closed or raw. The salad that comes with your meal is 2 pieces of lettuce right out of the iceberg bag drenched in water.
Posted by Sc on 09/12/2010
I am not sure if anyone has actually been to Spain that may have eaten here.. Because the Paella is nothing like an authentic Spanish Paella. More like mexican rice with some overcooked seafood. Wrong color and wrong texture, no taste at all. Granted I was there at lunch time and there is a possibility that the dinner dish is better! The sangria was not too bad . Will not be going back to this place.
Posted by Anonymous on 06/06/2010
When I walked into Malaga the atmosphere was amazing. I sat at my table and the scenery pulled me in. About 35 minutes later I got a little anxious for my food, when it got to my table I forgot completely about the time because the preparation it took to make those sizziling grilled shrimp was worth it. The service however was shakey, my rice got to the table completely late, but the taste of the food almost completely filled the gap. If you ever go to Malaga get the grilled shrimp. Delish!
Posted by UESyoungmarriedcouple on 04/10/2010
We are a young married couple who live on UES, love to try new restaurants, and could pretty much have a good time in any place, especially one that supposedly has famous red or white sangria by the pitcher. not this place... The rundown is this...we arrive and place was fairly packed with an older crowd on a saturday night, but we get seated right away without reservation. Order a pitcher of red sangria which turns out to be "ok", possibly the highlight of the meal. Get some stale bread and have to ask for water.. We order 1 tapa of fried calamari, 1 paella valenciana, and 1 shrimp in garlic sauce. We get 2 salads that come with meal that is basically some iceberg lettuce and 2 canned black olives drowned in French dressing. yum. then the calamari arrives, which might have been brought over from the Finnigans Wake Irish bar across 1st avenue. Tasted like really tough onion rings that were fried in 5-day old oil. the paella and sizzling shrimp arrive next. the shrimp weren't half bad, fairly tasty, although they looked like the runts of the litter because they were true to the name "shrimp". no jumbo here. the paella was really heavy with oil, and although it was edible, there was absolutely nothing special about the flavor. not to mention the "scary" seafood that came with the dish - the mussels/clams/scallops all looked old/undercooked, and i ate a mussel that tasted like it was fished out of the east river - i had to spit it out into my napkin. anyway, no dessert/coffee, and when i got the $78 check i immediately thought "wow, that was a waste". This place is the only Spanish restaurant on the UES, so I'm sure that's how they've managed to stay in business...but the food is sub par at best, and we will never return.
Posted by foodguy on 09/13/2009
I have always held Malaga in very high regard. Their food is great, their sangria is amazing, the decor is cozy, their portions are huge, and the price is reasonable. Probably the most impressive thing about them is their extensive menu.


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Klein, Benson, White, and perhaps Selgin and Foldvary, and many EJW friends and authors, will be at the conference of the Association of Private Enterprise Education, which will continue its tradition of staging "Best of Econ Journal Watch" sessions.
Best of Econ Journal Watch at APEE, Las Vegas, April 11-13, 2010
Inside Higher Ed focuses on EJW
EJW was the focus of a major and sympathetic article in Inside Higher Ed, Who You Calling Heterodox? (Oct 3, 2007). The article devoted numerous paragraphs to EJW, and treated EJW editor Dan Klein as the central figure of a classical-liberal "counterinsurgency."
EJW featured in Regional Focus
In October 2008 the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond published Unsteady State [PDF], the lead article of its journal Regional Focus. The theme of the issue is "The State of Modern Economics." The article begins by telling of the formation of EJW and the meeting in St. Louis in 2003, and returns to EJW at the end of the article.
We are honored to be featured in the wide ranging contemplation of economics offered by Doug Campbell's insightful article. The article is particularly noteworthy because in 2005 EJW published a bold article by Lawrence White on the gargantuan role that the Fed plays as employer, funder, and publisher of monetary and macro economists.
Paul Krugman wins the Nobel Prize
When Paul Krugman won the Nobel prize, the front page article of the New York Times carried this paragraph:
"Much of his popular work is disgraceful," said Daniel Klein, a professor of economics at George Mason University, who this year wrote a comprehensive review of Mr. Krugman's body of Times columns. "He totally omits all these major issues where the economics conclusion goes against the feel-good Democratic Party ethos, which I think he's really tended to pander to especially since writing for The New York Times."
The NYT refers to the comprehensive review published in Econ Journal Watch, and linked directly to the article.
Nobel laureate Harry Markowitz joins EJW Advisory Council
EJW is proud to announce three new members of the EJW Advisory Council:
- Harry M. Markowitz, professor at University of California, San Diego. Professor Markowitz received the Nobel prize in economics in 1990, for his work in portfolio theory.
- Charles E. Murray, President, American Institute for Economic Research.
- Richard Ebeling, Senior Research Fellow, American Institute for Economic Research.
AIER Partners with Econ Journal Watch
Great Barrington, MA — The American Institute for Economic Research is pleased to announce a new partnership with the scholarly journal Econ Journal Watch.
EJW is a maverick journal of academic economics. It publishes critical commentary of leading economic research and analysis of the economics profession.
EJW is edited by Daniel Klein, a professor of economics at George Mason University. "The partnership is a match made in heaven," said Klein. "Both outfits have a spirit of independent thought and critical discussion. We are honored by AIER's decision to partner with us. AIER has a great tradition of integrating empirical evidence and conceptual understanding. We gain by their high reputation."
Econ Journal Watch will carry the description: "A Journal of the American Institute for Economic Research." The journal will remain where it has been, under the roof of the Atlas Economic Research Foundation, but AIER will become the chief supporter of the journal. The partnership commences with a two-year commitment that is expected to become ongoing.
EJW was created to answer a need for critical commentary in the economics profession. A group of economists met in St. Louis in 2003, and in 2004 began publishing EJW three times per year. The journal found rapid success. Seven Nobel laureates have joined the journal's Advisory Council: James Buchanan, Ronald Coase, Harry Markowitz, Robert Mundell, Douglass North, Thomas Schelling, and Vernon Smith. Readership and professional recognition have exceeded expectations. The journal has been selected by major scholarly indexing, including Thomson-Reuters' Web of Science.
Among those who met to create EJW were Bruce Benson, Lawrence White, and George Selgin, all friends of AIER and past visiting fellows. Other EJW associates Rick Stroup, Jane Shaw, William Davis, and David Haddock have also been AIER fellows.
"It was Bill Davis," Klein notes, "who suggested the idea. When I started to inquire with my EJW colleagues, I discovered unvarying enthusiasm."
AIER president Charles Murray comments, "EJW watches the academic journals for inappropriate assumptions, weak chains of argument, phony claims of relevance, and omissions of pertinent truths. EJW scrutinizes the economic literature, sifting out wheat and exposing chaff. Our founder E.C. Harwood had a profound interest in fostering human knowledge. Harwood always asked, 'How do you know what you know?' EJW exemplifies that critical tradition."
Murray and AIER senior research fellow Richard Ebeling will join the EJW Advisory Council.
"Their fierce integrity was of utmost importance in deciding to partner with them," Murray adds. "This relationship will allow EJW to remain independent and will complement AIER 's existing research and education programs."
AIER is building a new website EJWNews, with information about forthcoming articles, testimonials to the journal, calls for papers, and other news items. Other developments being considered include hardcopy publication of the journal as an annual volume and the migration of the entire EJW site into AIER's website.
Murray adds: "EJW always invites replies, and always offers those criticized to have the last word. They are serious about engaging different views. That's what our founder E.C. Harwood viewed as our mission."
Announcement: New 4-year Fellowships to be awarded by the Department of Economics at Florida State University
The Florida State University Economics Department will be awarding up to two four-year Charles G. Koch Fellowships to students entering the PhD program in Economics, beginning with the Fall 2009 entering class. The purpose of the fellowships is to support students who wish to pursue a course of study that combines rigorous technical economic training in applied econometrics and economic theory with a focus on the political economy of contemporary economic issues, particularly the role of institutions in advancing prosperity.
These Fellowships are in addition to the Department's regular program of supporting PhD students as research or teaching assistants. Each Fellowship will be funded for four years. Recipients will receive a $25,000 academic-year stipend along with a full-tuition waiver. The Fellowship recipients will be assigned as one-quarter time research assistants for one of the research faculty members in the new Program for the Study of Political Economy and Free Enterprise (SPEFE).
This assignment may be waived in the third and fourth years of the Fellowship period so recipients can focus on their dissertation research. Recipients will also be encouraged to teach a course during at least some summer sessions in order to be prepared for an academic position upon graduation. More information about these Fellowships, including application requirements, can be found at here.
Daniel Klein on Groupthink in Academia
Dan Klein of George Mason University recently spoke with EconTalk host Russ Roberts on truth in economics, bias, and groupthink in academic life. Along the way they discussed the Food and Drug Administration (and the drug approval process), the culture of academic life and the roles of empirical evidence and prediction markets in adjudicating academic disagreement.
Klein also co-wrote an article on groupthink for The Independent Review.


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Last week's American Coatings Show and Conference certainly can't be faulted for lack of new territories explored and brought into sharper view.
The conference surveyed a range of emerging technologies, including biobased and novel materials, radiation curing, waterbornes, nanomaterials, and smart coatings.
This informative and wide-ranging scope extended to protective-coatings technologies as well, in the form of two program sessions. This news bureau last week reported on protective-coatings presentations on advances in coatings based on fluoropolymer resins, and a new thick-film moisture-cure urethane technology (see www.paintsquare.com). The first session, Protective Coatings I, was presented by SSPC.
At the Protective Coatings II session, the topics addressed included the development of silicone-epoxy resins that offer intriguing possibilities for applications in high-performance anticorrosion industrial and marine coatings, including materials for oil platforms, bridges, storage tanks, steel structures, concrete walls and floors, and ship decks.
This silicone-epoxy technology was discussed by Christopher Howard, Evonik Goldschmidt Corp., in a paper titled "Novel High-Solids Systems Based on Silicone-Epoxy Resins." His co-authors are Evonik's Markus Hallack and Wernfried Heilen.
In short, Howard said silicone-epoxy coatings offer the potential for high-performance coatings with widespread application potential, thanks to the combination of an epoxy component that offers the advantages of mechanical toughness and adhesion, and a silicone component that provides the coating with hardness and UV-stability properties. The silicone-epoxy resin combination offers a high degree of weathering and chemical resistance in two-component coatings that are isocyanate free and low in VOCs at less than 100 grams per liter, the authors say.
Silicone-epoxy hybrid resins
Howard reviewed the development of a silicone-epoxy hybrid polymer, which he said represents a new class of resins for protective coatings. He noted that most protective coatings are based on organic resin systems, while silicone resins are of an inorganic nature, and are highly resistant to degradation by thermal and UV-induced oxidation.
The silicone inorganic resins discussed in the paper are polysiloxanes characterized by thermal stability, UV and weathering resistance, color stability, and water resistance. The polysiloxane was combined with an aliphatic epoxy resin in a condensation reaction. The result is a two-component, ambient-cure, thermoset composition with low viscosity that allows for formulation of high-solids, low-VOC coatings, the authors say.
Testing of the coatings
The resulting coatings are said to offer the economics of a two-coat protective system with a high-performance profile. In a review of testing, the paper compares a two-coat system composed of a zinc-rich primer and silicone-epoxy hybrid coating with a three-coat system composed of zinc-rich primer, epoxy intermediate coat, and polyurethane topcoat. The testing included coatings based on a "first-generation" version of the silicone-epoxy resin, and coatings based on a more recently developed "second-generation" version that is reported to exhibit greater cured-film flexibility as a result of modification of the polysiloxane component of the resin.
In first comparing performance test results of the two silicone-epoxy coatings, the authors say the first-generation version exhibits greater film hardness and a shorter cure time, while the newer, second-generation version possesses stronger adhesion, a longer pot life, and higher initial gloss.
Turning to a comparison of the two silicone-epoxy coatings systems (with zinc-rich primer) and three-coat zinc-rich primer/epoxy/polyurethane system, the authors say the silicone-epoxy systems exhibited superior chemical resistance with most acids, bases, and solvents. The silicone-epoxy coatings also compared favorably in accelerated testing involving salt-spray, humidity, and QUV methods.
The paper also reports on gloss and color retention of the silicone-epoxy coatings systems in South Florida exposures of 60 months, although this testing does not include comparisons with other protective-coatings chemistries. The results indicate that the second-generation silicone-epoxy coating initially exhibits and also retains a significantly higher gloss level, while both versions show strong color retention in the harsh conditions of the test location.
Two are better than one?
The authors say the novel hybrid resin technology results in coatings that exhibit stronger performance than coatings based on organic or inorganic resins alone. Coatings based on the hybrid resin technology are reported to be high-solids and low-VOC, isocyanate free, and tolerant of humidity due to the type of curing mechanism.
Also noted in the paper is the potential for application in antigraffiti coatings, due to the high crosslink density of the cured coating film and the inherent release properties, or "slipperiness," of the siloxane resin. This characteristic requires attention to the recommended "recoat window," but also presents the potential for antigraffiti-coatings applications for steel structures, bridges, rail cars, and other industrial and industrial maintenance settings.
Also starring in Protective Coatings II…
Other papers presented at the Protective Coatings II session were:
"Improving Waterborne Anticorrosion Coatings via New Binder Concepts," Oihana Elizalde, BASF;
Epoxy Silane Oligomer for Protective Coatings," Christopher Byrne, Momentive Performance Materials;
"Novel Mg-Rich Primers Based on Organically Modified Silica Nanoparticles," Bret Chisholm, North Dakota State University;
"Polymer Capsules Loaded with Corrosion Inhibitors for Corrosion Protection," Ji Hoon Park, Pohang University of Science and Technology /Graduate Institute of Ferrous Technology (Korea); and
"Developing High-Build Aliphatic Moisture-Cure Coatings," Ahren Olson, Bayer MaterialScience.
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If the Bears' decision to sign Richmond McGee to a two-year contract signified the end of the Brad Maynard era in Chicago, the memo hasn't made its way to Maynard's desk.
The veteran punter is set to become an unrestricted free agent, and neither the 37-year-old Maynard nor his agent, Chad Wiestling, have discussed a new contract with the Bears. Maynard is frustrated about his uncertain Bears future yet confident in his abilities moving forward.


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Instruction and endurance training for the intermediate and advanced young swimmer. The Koret Youth Swim Club is broken into 3 teams, Gold, Silver & Bronze. You should be able to perform all 4 strokes for all levels of the team. The Gold team requires 5 days of practice attendance, Silver is 4 day per week, and Bronze is 2 days per week.
Competition at monthly meets is required for all teams.
Participants are required to register with U.S. Swimming.
Next TryoutAugust 4 & 5 at 3:30pm
To schedule a tryout click here You will have to create an online account, please put the name of the person paying first, then add the swimmer who will be trying out.
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Meaning & Origins
English vernacular form of the name (Greek Hēlēnē) borne in classical legend by a famous beauty, wife of Menelaus, whose seizure by the Trojan prince Paris sparked off the Trojan War. Her name is of uncertain origin; it may be connected with a word meaning 'ray' or 'sunbeam' compare Greek hēlios 'sun'. It has sometimes been taken as connected with the Greek word meaning 'Greek', Hellēn, but this is doubtful. In the early Christian period the name was borne by the mother of the Emperor Constantine, who is now usually known by the Latin version of her name, Helena. She is credited with having found the True Cross in Jerusalem. She was born in about 248, probably in Bithynia. However, in medieval England it was believed that she had been born in Britain, which greatly increased the popularity of the name there.
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English and Welsh: patronymic from the Middle English personal name Jon(e) (see John). The surname is especially common in Wales and southern central England. In North America this name has absorbed various cognate and like-sounding surnames from other languages. (For forms, see Hanks and Hodges 1988).
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That lettuce you're eating … it's alive. And that's good.
Did you know vegetables remain alive after being harvested? It's true — and it's the same principle behind the reason why you put flowers in water. However until now what scientists didn't realize is that plants have an internal clock like humans do, and that it continues to tick even after harvest. The new work […] [Read More]


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BLUE DREAMS Chaenorrhinum Seeds
Compact, semi-trailing 8-10 inch tall perennials covered in blue snapdragon-like flowers July to October. Excellent for edging borders and paths, and for spilling over rocks or containers. Blooms first year when started early. Winter hardy to zone 7. Can be grown as an annual elsewhere. Self sows. Not for hot summer areas.
How to Plant CHAENORRHINUM Seeds
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Devices with the A4 chip, which the Jailbreak is applicable, can download and install Installous from Cydia, which allows you to download an unlimited number of paid applications on the free way and then to install them, but with the arrival of iOS 6 our iDevice ceased to have a Untethered Jailbreak and happened to have a Tethered Jailbreak, which leaves us dependent on a computer to start the device and everything works, it gives us conclude that this store "pirate" so to speak, for us problems when installing applications downs (no computers that this error is not generated, it is the importance of download Installlous the official repo), which is why we will give some solutions to complicate and can not install few applications downloaded.
For this we need to have our device with Jailbreak , have the USB cable and a PC, we add the program called iTools, this tool is a derivative of iTunes, but with many more features for devices with Jailbreak refers as, has the option to enter the file system, exactly as if we were doing with Win SCP eg, iTools is very fast and easy to handle, in conclusion is very good application if you do not have iTunes.
Then downloaded applications with Installous on our device, then connect it to your PC, run iTools, and go to the File System section, enter the root system and go to the following address, var / mobile / Documents / Installous/Download/–> is here where we find our apps downloaded with Installous, copy them to your PC and then we go to iTools section Bookseller -> Applications and this is where we will see the entire library of applications iTunes, then we give the first button above which says "add" (add) and look for the file you copied to your PC, once added to our library application is simply to give the button that appears at the end of the name applied to achieve the installation, we expect to complete the installation process (at the bottom of iTools bar appears with the installation progress), and voila, we bajadass applications installed with Installous.
I leave you a video where I show the process if they do not stay very clear.
If you do not know where to download Installous I leave the repo: http://cydia.hackulo.us/
From this page you can download iTools : http://itools.hk/cms/webpage30.htm
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The Ten Best Food Events in St. Louis This Weekend: July 19 to 21
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Pesto Festo @ Ferguson Farmers' Market
Pesto Festo celebrates local "FARMS," or food, art, relationships, music and sustainability. In addition to the regular market offerings, look for a pesto cooking contest, pesto cooking demonstrations with Operation Food Search and more. See the full schedule of offering via the EarthDance Farms website. Admission is free. 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Uber Asphalt @ Lift for Life Academy
This bicycle-driven obstacle hunt requires teams to complete the task at hand and collect bottle caps. At the end of the line, turn in bottle caps for New Belgium beers (or Fitz's sodas). Registration costs about $60 per rider. More info on that available via the Lift for Life Academy website. 9:30 a.m.
10-Year Anniversary Celebration @ Serendipity Ice Cream
"Saturday night from 7-10 p.m. there will be live music, trivia and more. Sunday is National Ice Cream Day, so Serendipity will have hourly specials all day, games in the back parking lot and even Silly Jilly the clown from 6-8 p.m."
Sunday (Jul. 21):
Second Annual Belgian Beer Extravaganza @ International Tap House - Chesterfield
Celebrate Belgian Independence Day the ITAP way with a tap takeover featuring Gulden Draak, Abt 12, Piraat, Wittekerke, Art of Darkness, Goose Island Paradisi and more. Order one of the above and you get to keep the glass! 1 p.m.
The Crossing of Fish and Ships @ Kitchen Conservatory
Chefs Michael Craig and Thu Rein Oo of the Crossing demonstrate expert fish preparation, from filleting to sautéeing. Watch as they prepare skatewing with caper brown butter served with wilted spinach and buttered pomme purée, as well as Atlantic tripletail with a ramp-green onion wine sauce, local sautéed asparagus and smoked poblano peppers on bulgur wheat. $50 per person. Register online via the Kitchen Conservatory website. 1 to 3:30 p.m.
Pick Your Own Peaches @ Eckert's
Peach season is here! Grab some ripe Garnet Beauty variety peaches and fill up on other fruits through the summer at Eckert's Belleville and Grafton farms. Get the schedule on picking season via Eckert's website.
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Serendipity Homemade Ice Cream
8130 Big Bend Blvd., Webster Groves, MO
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Schlafly Tap Room
2100 Locust St., St. Louis, MO
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Third Degree Glass Factory
5200 Delmar Blvd., St. Louis, MO
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Missouri Botanical Garden
4344 Shaw Blvd., St. Louis, MO
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Saint Louis Art Museum
Forest Park, St. Louis, MO
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Ferguson Farmers' Market
Spot Drive and Florissant Road, St. Louis, MO
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Lift for Life Academy
1731 S. Broadway, St. Louis, MO
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International Tap House-Chesterfield
161 Long Road, Chesterfield, MO
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Kitchen Conservatory
8021 Clayton Rd, Richmond Heights, MO
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951 S. Green Mount Road, Belleville, IL
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Mama's Boys: Pauly D and Vinny Love Living With Their Parents (VIDEO)
Guess who hosted the after show for Pauly D's Jersey Shore spin-off, The Pauly D Project? None other than Pauly's Jersey BFF, Vinny!
During this short after show, Pauly, 31, and Vinny, 24, chat about what it's like for Pauly to have his own show, and living with their parents.
"What don't people get about that?" Vinny wonders about the whole living with the 'rents thing.
"I don't know," Pauly agrees. "I don't know why they don't get it."
He explains that Rhode Island is a small state and everyone knows everyone where he's from. "I love my family...I have to spend time with my family, that's important to me."
Will Pauly ever move out? "Yeah...One day," he says with a laugh.
Vinny meanwhile, is planning to buy a house and put in an apartment for his mom. "To like, do my laundry," he explains. "I'm taking care of her, she's taking care of me."
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The GAR was founded by Benjamin Stephenson in 1886 and was composed of Veterans of the Union Army who served in the American Civil War.
Its organization was based partly on the tradition of Freemasonery and partly on military tradition. Military style uniforms were worn by its members. There were posts in every state in the US and several posts overseas. The organization wielded considerable political clout nationwide. Between 1868 and 1908, no Republican Party member was nominated to the U.S. presidency without a GAR endorsement.
In 1868 general order #11 of the GAR designated May 30 as a day of memorial for Union Veterans. Originally called Decoration Day , this later became Memorial Day.
The GAR led to the creation of the Old Soldiers Homes of the late 19th century which evolved into the current United States Department of Veterans Affairs. The GAR created The Sons Of Union Veterans of the Civil War SUVCW in 1881 to ensure the preservation of their own mission after Union War Veterans all had died. The GAR also generated several auxiliary organizations such as the National Women's Relief Corps.
In Ticonderoga Alfred Weed Post #252 was organized in 1874 with James McCormick as the first commander.
Charter members were George Coates, W.H.Smith, A. Little, W.G.Wiley, G.Ives, W.D.McLaughlin, L.Fachr, E. Wilson, O. Myott, L. Hack, D.O'Dell, R. Arthur, A. Weed, J. Tefft, J. Malaney, H. Spicer, V. Rickert, W. Lamson, S. Bryan, J. Potter, and H. Ellis.
They had the task of collecting names of volunteers in the event of a call. In 1900, the post presented bronze tablets at the fort commemorating colonial and revolutionary events there. They decorated graves on Decoration Day until 1921 when the job was given to the American Legion; there being only eight Civil War veterans still alive and very aged.
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Mary Leggett
Mary Leggett, age 91, a former Sherrodsville resident, died early Sunday morning, May 5, 2013, in Carroll Healthcare Center at Carrollton.
Born June 2, 1921, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, she was the daughter of the late Alfred and Mary Bridget Marr Scott.
On April 25, 1943, she married Dale G. Leggett, who preceded her in death on June 12, 2004. In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by two brothers and a sister.
She was primarily a homemaker for most of her life. Born in Canada, she was a naturalized citizen of the United States. She was a longtime active and faithful member of Calvary United Methodist Church at Sherrodsville, including United Methodist Women and Brighten the Corner Sunday school class of the church. She was a 60-plus year member and former officer of the Pythian Sisters Carroll Temple #459 of Sherrodsville, and a longtime member of Atwood Ladies Golf League. She was a 1939 graduate of the former Sherrodsville High School and was named class salutatorian. Mary was a kind and loving wife, mother, and grandmother.
She is survived by two daughters and two sons, Mrs. Greg (Jane) Galigher of New Philadelphia, Mrs. Bill (Glenda) Sensel of Bowerston, Jim (Esther) Leggett of Orrville, and Brian (Kim) Leggett of North Canton; nine grandchildren, Bill, Ed, and Jason Galigher, Jeff and Chad Leggett, Rob and Dan Sensel, and Courtney and Mackenzie Leggett, and 16 great grandchildren, Meagan, Adam, Jarrett, Samantha, Olivia, Taylor, Gaige, and Mylie Galigher, Bobbie, Jillian, and Aubrey Sensel, and Elizabeth, Morgan, Cameron, Isaac, and Kennedy Leggett.
Funeral services will be conducted May 10 at 11 a.m. in Calvary United Methodist Church at Sherrodsville with Rev. Ean Green officiating. Interment will follow in Sherrodsville Memorial Gardens next to her husband. Calling hours will be held Thursday from 6 - 9 p.m. in Baxter-Gardner Funeral Home at Sherrodsville. The family suggests memorial contributions may be made to Calvary United Methodist Church, P. O. Box #277, Sherrodsville, OH 44675. To leave an online condolence message, visit www.baxtergardner.com.
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Tips for preventing sports-related eye injuries
The National Eye Institute (NEI) says that eye injuries are the leading cause of blindness in children and that every 13 minutes, an ER in the United States treats a sports-related eye injury. Most of the eye injuries among kids aged 11 to 14 occur while playing sports. The NEI says baseball is the leading cause of eye injuries in children 14 and under. Basketball is the leading cause of eye injuries among 15- to 24-year-olds. Here are the sports with the highest rates of eye injuries according to the NEI:
Ice Hockey
Racquet Sports
Protective eyewear can prevent most of the eye injuries related to sports. Eyewear should be sport specific and sit comfortably on the face. Protective eyewear is usually made of polycarbonate and is available at most sporting goods stores and at the offices of eye care professionals.
Kids often resist wearing protective eye gear if a majority of team members do not use them, but there are resources to promote increased use of this type of safety equipment.
For kids there's a specific website: http://isee.nei.nih.gov and for parents, coaches and teachers you can go to www.nei.hih.gov/sports. So, before you suit-up, make sure you're prepared with all the right gear.
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A new study was released yesterday detailing the level of satisfaction with mileage redemptions on airline mileage programs across the globe. The survey from FrequentBusinessTraveler.com polled over 1,300 participants including several from the frequent flyer site Flyertalk.com and gauged a level of satisfaction from "Very Satisfied" to "Satisfied" to "Unsatisfied."
Among the respondents, members of Alaska Airlines' Mileage Plan program were most satisfied, yielding a rate of over 90% who were were at least "satisfied" with their ability to redeem miles with the carrier. Only 9.24% were unhappy.
Southwest Airlines Southwest Airlines was a close second with a combined total of 82.73% respondents satisfied, while American Airlines and Jetblue earned third and fourth place with 78.67% and 77.78% respectively.
Southwest also won the award for the largest set of happiest passengers. 44.09% of passengers on the airline were "very satisfied" with its mileage program. The next most popular carrier was Alaska Airlines.
Carriers on the other side of the spectrum included Delta with its Skymiles program and Air Canada Air Canada's Aeroplan. Those carriers garnered a satisfaction rate of only 32.94% and 32.23% respectively.
Satisfaction with a carrier's mileage awards is usually tied to a host of variables including award ticket, upgrade and partner carrier availability. The study did not go into further depth to determine the cause of a passenger's satisfaction or dissatisfaction. Data from the poll were also weighted based on the number of respondents from each mileage program; while 700 MileagePlus members gave United a 77.63% satisfaction rate, only 93 votes were required for a mileage program to participate in this study.
The study may also be biased by the source of the votes. Members of Flyertalk tend to be fastidiously sensitive about the performance of their mileage programs, and any dissatisfaction that they encounter may not be reflected in the casual traveling public. Still, the data are a good reflection of the community at large. The full study is tabulated below. The full discussion is hosted at FrequentBusinessTraveler.


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The Derwent Valley Light Railway (DVLR) was a privately owned standard-gauge railway running from Layerthorpe in
York to Cliffe Common near Selby
in North Yorkshire, England. It opened on 21st July 1913. Although it was never owned or operated by either the North Eastern
Railway or LNER, it maintained strong connections and often used NER/LNER motive power.
The DVLR branched off the Foss Islands Branch. There were 11 stations:
The south end of the railway, from Wheldrake to Cliffe Common, was opened on October 29, 1912, with the remainder
of the line opening on July 21st, 1913.
Although it was constructed primarily as a freight line, passenger trains were introduced from 1913, and during
World War I it was used as a diversionary route by the North Eastern Railway between York and Selby. Passenger services
ended in 1926, though freight traffic prospered through World War II.
During the Grouping of 1923, the DVLR missed out, and even after nationalisation in 1948, it still remained private.
In 1964, British Railways closed the Selby to Driffield Line, meaning that the junction at Cliffe Common became
redundant. With the connection to Selby now gone, the DVLR was left isolated at its southern end. The line was
subsequently run from the Layerthorpe end but traffic generated by the southern section of the track was light so
the decision was taken to close the line between Wheldrake and Cliffe Common in 1965. The section between
Wheldrake and Elvington followed in 1968. Elvington was closed in 1973, leaving only approximately 4 miles of track
between Layerthorpe and Dunnington on the outskirts of York.
Layerthorpe is part of an industrial estate. A cycle track runs on the track bed to Osbaldwick.
Osbaldwick station is now a part of Osbaldwick industrial estate.
Clancys scrap yard is located on Murton Lane station. This section of the line is now a part of the
Derwent Valley Light Railway Society.
Derwent Valley industrial estate is located on Dunnington Halt. The halt was located at the present day junction
of the A1079 and Common Road.
Elvington industrial estate covers the Elvington for Sutton station. A house has been built on the actual station
Buildings encroach on the track bed at Wheldrake, but the main station site is a field.
Skipwith and North Duffield station is still standing and is the site of two camping coaches.
Little remains of Cliffe Common.
After the DVLR's last train ran on September 27th, 1981, the sidings and buildings at Layerthorpe were used by
British Railways for storage until 1989. Much of the line was sold for further development, except for the half
mile of line west of Murton Lane station. This has been taken over by the Yorkshire Museum of Farming. This museum is
located in what was the field across the road from Murton Station.
The DVLR's Light Railway Order was transferred to the museum in 1985. The museum operated 'Churchill', a
diesel shunter dontated from the Dunnington-based Yorkshire Grain Driers Ltd. Preservation efforts grew when
the Great Yorkshire Preservation Society moved from Starbeck shed (Harrogate) to the museum site in August 1990.
The biggest civil engineering project undertaken to date has been the movement and re-erection of the former
DVLR Wheldrake station building, which had become a bungalow but had been standing empty for 20 years when the
railway obtained it in 1991. The original site of Murton Lane station was slightly further west, on the other side of
Murton Lane, where 'Clanceys' scrap yard is currently operating. The current site of the station was a field before
we arrived, and everything that is seen has been built up on site. The station building was dismantled into many
pieces at Wheldrake and transported to our site, where it was reconstructed on new foundations.
Today the line runs between Murton Lane, and Murton Way.
Thank you to Mark Turner for the above text and photographs.


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School board tables mobile classroom offer
The Union County Board of Education tabled discussion of the $3 million offered by the county commissioners for mobile classrooms, also known as trailers, at their Tuesday night meeting. They will discuss the offer next week at a workshop.
Parents packed into the Marvin Ridge High School auditorium and in multiple spill-over areas to voice their opinions about redistricting and support each other.
In public comment, individuals or groups are given time to speak and the board may not respond to the comments.
Lisa Hall, a Waxhaw resident and parent, spoke on behalf of the Berkshire community in Waxhaw.
She said she was "thrilled" that the county commissioners had provided money for mobile classrooms and said that is the number one recommendation from neighborhoods.
She urged the school board to "slow down" the process and take the time to consider all options, as many other parents did.
Hall said their neighborhood has been redistricted three times, but only has about 68 homes and is complete. She also said she was concerned about attending Western Union Elementary School, a sentiment other parents echoed.
She called it an "accident waiting to happen."
Some parents prepared a Power Point presentation. While they were unable to present it, board members received paper copies of the slides. One of the slides references the Comprehensive Facilities Study from 2009.
In Western Union Elementary's study, there is a note before the list of required repairs that says, "(The) school is very old and may require more work inside and out to be worth fixing up the school versus removing it and rebuilding a new school in the rear. The site has a large cleared field which would be a good site for a new school."
Hall went on to say it was not fair to punish them for students who do not live in the area yet.
"Our children are not pawns in a game, (they) are our most precious commodity," Hall said.
Jody Holler, speaking for the Blackstone community, said he was unaware of the educational and structural discrepancies in the county, he said he was "ashamed" of himself for that and that many parents said they found out about the discrepancies the same way and are also ashamed.
"We are here to help you," Holler said. He said they are there to help the board assist 42,000 students, not 5,800.
Holler said they need time to discuss options, seek temporary solutions, see what happens with the proposed charter schools and repair "and rebuild the irreperable."
He said they need trust and transparency from the board and they need to be able to come to the board fully informed.
Holler said they trust the board that the redistricting proposal is about redistricting and not test scores, federal money or any other reason.
In the slide presentation, Holler said, they trust that the student projects are accurate and that the issue is 71 children and that if the growth rate does double it will go to 284.
"That is not a crisis, that is an issue," Holler said. "We can fix this. We have time."
Using the school's data and methodology, Holler and a group of parents presented a "solid" short-term plan and permanent plan.
"Please open your minds," he urged the board.
Sean O'Shea, speaking for the Wesley Chase community, urged the board to sit down with all the stakeholders, including parents, to discuss and find long-term solutions.
"(Redistricting) seems to be the go-to solution every time," he said. He added that it has been done four times in the past 10 years.
He said it was a band-aid and they could not settle for it anymore and urged the board to find the "root cause" of the overcrowding.
Kim Ormiston, representing Potter's Trace, questioned the board's motive behind the redistricting plan.
"We believe that there has to be an underlying motive," she said. She urged the board to accept the commissioners' $3 million "life line" to temporarily solve the problem.
She said the different in test scores between the schools is "astounding" and that if overcrowding is the issue at hand, redistricting is not the answer.
"(This has) brought Union County together in an unprecedented way," Ormiston said. "(We are) more united than ever."
She said there was no urgency in redistricting and they could put caps on clusters in the meantime or encouraged them to explore academic restructuring, which would put the sixth grade into elementary school.
The slideshow presented benefits to a K-6 school, including decreased transportation costs, no loss in self-esteem, no decline in academic achievement and other reasons. The presentation cited a Duke University study looking into whether or not sixth grade should be part of elementary school.
"Redistricting is not the solution," she said.
Prior to public comments, Board Member John Collins urged civility, referring to comments that have been made by parents with regard to Superintendent Mary Ellis, board members and other members of staff.
"I hope at some point, those of you that have clearly misunderstood this process and slandered your elected officials and members of the Union County Public Schools staff will find an equal passion within yourselves to apologize to the same," Collins said.
He said they have seen an awakening in western Union County that is "long overdue" and encouraged parents to educate themselves on all the issues in the county and "that you will come to realize that Union County has lacked strong leadership and clear vision for some time now."
He said their engagement can change that. His statement was met with some applause from the audience, though some reactions through social media suggested that the people were owed an apology.
The board will meet next week to discuss the commissioners' offer for mobile classrooms. Cluster meetings for public comment will be held in the future.


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