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CINCINNATI (MarketWatch) — The major U.S. stock benchmarks have rallied sharply from the November low.
In the process, the Nasdaq Composite and the Dow industrials have both reached significant resistance, and the response to these areas should set the near-term technical tone.
Before detailing the U.S. markets' wider view, the S&P 500's hourly chart highlights the past two weeks.
As illustrated, the S&P has sustained a break to two-week highs.
From current levels, the breakout point — S&P 1,391 — marks first support, and is closely followed by the 200-day moving average, currently 1,383.8.
Meanwhile, the Dow industrials' near-term backdrop is similar.
Late last week, the index rallied to two-week highs, and it has since observed the breakout point as support — almost precisely.
Consider that Monday's low held at 12,900, and the blue-chip benchmark has initially drawn buyers in this area.
And the Nasdaq Composite has extended its uptrend.
Looking ahead, the October low (2,961) remains a notable near-term inflection point.
Conversely, the Nasdaq remains capped by significant resistance, better illustrated below.
Widening the view to six months adds perspective.
On this wider view, the Nasdaq has snapped back sharply from the November low.
The reversal places it within striking distance of three notable technical areas:
- Nasdaq "resistance" at the October low of 2,961.
- Gap resistance at 2,978.
- The Nasdaq's 200-day moving average, currently 2,986.
As detailed previously, the first test of this area would be expected to draw sellers.
Moving to the Dow, it's also reached a significant technical test.
Two inflection points stand out:
- The Dow's 200-day moving average, currently 12,993.
- Round-number resistance at the 13,000 mark.
Here again, the Dow's one-week reversal has been unusually steep, and hesitation at the 200-day would be expected.
And the S&P 500's backdrop highlights the technical question mark.
Though the S&P has snapped back atop major resistance — most notably the 200-day moving average (in gold) — the current rally has limitations, detailed in the next section.
The bigger picture
On its face, the Standard & Poor's 500 Index has reached firmer technical ground.
To start, the S&P has reversed back atop its 200-day moving average, and its breakdown point, just above the 1,400 mark.
Moreover, the reversal was driven by two 13-to-1 up days across just four sessions. (An "up day" means that advancing volume surpassed down volume by the given margin.)
So collectively, the price action — the S&P's break from resistance — combined with the market breadth statistics support the "market-recovery" view.
Nonetheless, the current backdrop has technical issues.
Most notably, the S&P's four-day reversal occurred during a holiday-shortened week, and was driven by unusually light volume.
In fact, one of the S&P's two 13-to-1 up days occurred during Friday's shortened session.
So the current rally isn't underpinned by the conventional "stake-in-the-ground" market technicals.
And separately, the Nasdaq Composite and the Dow industrials remain capped by major resistance.


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'When I looked back up, it was too late. I hit her head on'
BROWNSVILLE, Ore. – After months of investigation, the Linn County District Attorney says he will not file criminal charges against the driver involved in a deadly crash last August near Brownsville.
On August 15, 2012, Stephen Dyle of Springfield was driving westbound on Highway 228 when he crossed the center line near milepost 9 and hit an eastbound car head-on. The driver of that oncoming car - Bonnie Lee Badgley, 62 of Sweet Home, died on impact.
According to her obituary, Badgley was married with two grown children. She and her husband owned a grocery store in Sweet Home and had lived there since 1988.
Dyle says he was driving to a doctor's appointment in Eugene that morning. He told KVAL News his coffee mug was sitting on the center console and it began sliding off, so he reached to grab it.
"When I looked back up, it was too late. I hit her head on," Dyle said.
Dyle says he's been living with the pain of knowing he took a life – one that he later found out he was connected to.
"Come to find out, I knew her. Because I used to go by in my log truck and get my breakfast burritos at her store," he said.
"I'm sorry ... I know sorry is not an easy word. But I am very, very sorry that I took her life. It was my responsibility. It was my fault," said Dyle.
After reviewing evidence of the case, the DA's office determined that there was not enough to prove criminal action beyond a reasonable doubt. Dyle was not cited, nor did he face charges.
Dyle says if he could take back that day, he would.
"I would have done things different. I probably wouldn't have reached for a cup of coffee, but that's our human nature to do what I did," he said. "It just takes that quick. I know I destroyed my life and I know I destroyed a lot of her family too."
"The only thing I can tell people is be careful, keep your eye on the road. People with children, you know, when they're turning around, trying to correct them. You turn around for that split second to correct them, wait till it's a safe place," said Dyle.
Dyle says he wants forgiveness from Badgley's family, but understands its difficult.
"I just hope they can find it in their heart to forgive me for this," he said.

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Hattiesburg, Miss., February 26, 2014 - Dr. Everett Roark, director of the Master of Biomedical Science Program and assistant professor of genetics and microbiology at the William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM), served as a speaker at the Mississippi Osteopathic Medical Association (MOMA) Winter Meeting held February 22-23 at the Beau Rivage in Biloxi. Dr. Roark presented a lecture titled, "Overview of Medical Genetics in Primary Care," which will count toward Continuing Medical Education (CME) for physicians in attendance.
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Hattiesburg, Miss., February 26, 2014 - William Carey University hosted a workshop titled, "Preaching Through Hebrews: An Expository Sermon Preparation Seminar" on February 24 in Thomas Business Building. Nearly 30 preachers from North Mississippi to the Gulf Coast were in attendance. Keynote speakers were Dr. Brett Golson, coordinator of bi-vocational programs and assistant professor of religion at WCU; Kevin Jackson, pastor of Grace Baptist Church of Grenada; Dr. Chas Rowland, pastor of Bovina Baptist Church, and Wade Stevens, pastor of First Baptist Church of Mathiston.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 26, 2014 - William Carey University's Office of Admissions held a symposium for high school students interested in health care careers on February 19.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 13, 2014 - The Pascagoula River Audubon Center will hold a clinic at William Carey University on Saturday, February 15, In Green Science Hall Room 105 at 10 a.m. Dr. Thomas Rauch, Chair, Department of Biological Sciences, will host the group as a presentation is given about the Great Backyard Bird Count and other Audubon Society projects. Basic bird feeding concepts to help attract more birds to backyards will be presented also.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 13, 2014 - Dr. James "Jim" M. Turner, D.O., FACOFP, FACOEP, dean of the William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM), was recently invited by Gov. Phil Bryant to serve as a member of the Healthcare Solutions Institute's Board of Directors. The Mississippi Healthcare Solutions Institute, which was formed in 2013, serves as a public-private partnership to champion healthcare growth and development.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 12, 2014 - The Department of Language and Literature at William Carey University has received national recognition for its programs in English and English education from the National Council for Accreditation in Teacher Education (NCATE) and the National Council Teachers of English (NCTE). The programs will be listed as nationally recognized through a 10-year accreditation cycle from February 1, 2014 to August 1, 2024, and will be included on the NCATE/NCTE website as nationally recognized programs.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 10, 2014 - Jaime M. Hill, director of postdoctoral development for the William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM), was elected to the Office of Mississippi Physician Workforce (OMPW) Executive Committee during the OMPW's December advisory board meeting. Hill, who began working at the WCUCOM in 2010, was appointed by Dean of the WCUCOM Dr. Jim Turner to serve as the dean's designee to the OMPW in July 2013. She has served in her current role at the WCUCOM since March 2013.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 10, 2014 - William Carey University announces that general registration for the Spring Trimester for new students begins on Friday, February 21, from 8 – 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 – 5 p.m., and ends on February 24. Spring trimester classes begin on February 24 and end May 9.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 7, 2014 - William Carey University chemistry students have been invited to present a poster on their abstract, "A Comparison of the Bradford Assay with the Bicinchoninic Acid Assay for Measuring Protein in Soil Extracts," at the Mississippi Academy of Science 78th Annual Meeting that will be held at the Hattiesburg Lake Terrace Convention Center March 6-7. Dr. Michael McNatt, assistant professor of chemistry and physics, direct the student chemical research.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 7, 2014 - William Carey University's Master's in Interscholastic Athletic Administration (IAA) program recently received full licensure approval from the Mississippi Department of Education Licensure Commission and the Mississippi State Board of Education. This innovative program is designed for the working professional and is completed over a 15-month period in a cohort format with extensive project and fieldwork experience.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 5, 2013 - Sarah Beth Sewell, a sophomore vocal performance major from Starkville, was crowned Miss William Carey University 2014 at the Miss WCU Scholarship Pageant on February 4. She was also the preliminary talent winner.
Hattiesburg, Miss., February 5, 2014 - Ashlee Arnau of Purvis, a junior nursing major and William Carey University cheerleader, made headlines again when she made the incredible front-flip half-court shot during the Crusaders Men's Basketball game against Martin Methodist College on January 30. Ashlee first made national and international headlines a year ago after making the shot during the February 21 men's basketball game. She had been trying to make the shot at every home game since Christmas, and when she did, the video of it captured plenty of attention.
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News about Edward Hopper, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Dec. 1, 2013
Exhibition Tony Oursler: hopped (popped), at Edward Hopper House Art Center in Nyack, ties youth of Oursler, who once sneaked into Edward Hopper's childhood home, to scenes from Hopper's marriage (Metropolitan/New Jersey). MORE
Aug. 27, 2013
The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts will sell a 1934 Edward Hopper painting, "East Wind Over Weehawken," which is estimated to bring $22 million to $28 million. MORE
Jul. 14, 2013
My Dear Mr Hopper: The Story Starts Here, exhibition at the Edward Hopper House Art Center in Nyack, uses trove of personal letters sent to artist Edward Hopper to provide context to his work (Metropolitan/Westchester). MORE
Jun. 7, 2013
Roberta Smith reviews Whitney Museum of American Art's Hopper Drawing exhibition, first large survey of Edward Hopper's drawings. MORE
Nov. 21, 2012
Art historian Gail Levin objects to dedication by Edward Hopper House Art Center of Rev Arthayer R Sanborn, Hopper family friend who had lent the center many Hopper artworks and artifacts from his personal collection; questions whether Sanborn acquired his collection as gifts or by simply carrying works out of the home of Edward Hopper's widow. MORE
Jul. 22, 2012
Look column presents photos taken by Gail Albert Halaban of houses in Gloucester, Mass, that were the subjects of artist Edward Hopper's paintings in the 1920s. MORE
Jul. 15, 2012
Sylviane Gold reviews work of Edward Hopper on view at the Edward Hopper House Art Center in Nyack (Metropolitan/Westchester). MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
Close Reading
Entering an Expectant Realm in Hopper's 'Office at Night'
Does this painting depict power, political comedy or an office romp? Edward Hopper chooses to leave the narratives to the viewer's imagination.July 9, 2006 artsNews
Cultural Desk
Pitiless on Canvas and in Marriage
In her new biography of Edward Hopper, Gail Levin, an art historian, quotes her subject remarking on why he chose to paint certain subjects over others. "I do not exactly know," Hopper said, "unless it is that I believe them to be the best mediums for a synthesis of my inner experience."October 19, 1995 artsReview
Weekend Desk
Hopper Enlarged: The Father of Giants
Hopper's gritty, majestic paintings, in which mesmerizing unities of light and architecture heighten the poignant distances between people, more than hold their own. In many ways, Hopper is the Whitney's Picasso: an artistic giant bound up in its history and growth.June 23, 1995 artsReview
Cultural Desk
In Prose and in Verse, Stark Paeans to Hopper
The paintings are instantly, viscerally recognizable, not only because they've been reproduced so many times, but also because their style -- their angle of looking at the world -- has been assimilated, appropriated or echoed by so many other American artists.June 20, 1995 arts
Weekend Desk
Hopper's Views of the City of Light
Edward Hopper is famous as the 20th-century painter of American light; at least a certain kind of American light. It isn't the finicky, scientifically correct light of a naturalist like Andrew Wyeth, or the light of a fantasist like Charles Burchfield. Sunlight falling on the exterior of one of Hopper's Gloucester houses or into one of his bare city bedrooms is as artificial and sculptured as stage lighting, and it sets the scene for a drama called American Loneliness.August 27, 1993 artsReview
Connecticut Weekly Desk
Scenes of Calm and Menace
Lurking in the shadow cast by a house near railroad tracks is a small bluish form that could be a woman in a long dress. Otherwise, the 51 canvases, watercolors, drawings and etchings that make up this Edward Hopper show are devoid of people. Not that it matters greatly, for even when the artist did focus on figures -a solitary nude in a hotel room, a man in shirtsleeves raking the ground between two identical houses, and many others - he almost always made them seem like accessories to their settings.September 14, 1986 nyregionNews
$25,000 Illustrated Book Prize Goes to Edward Hopper Work
"Hopper Drawing," by Carter E. Foster, was published by the Whitney Museum of American Art in connection with a Hopper exhibition in 2013.
October 15, 2014, Wednesday
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At Edward Hopper's Home, Legally This Time
An exhibition by Tony Oursler, who once sneaked into Edward Hopper's childhood home, ties in snippets of Mr. Hopper's youth to scenes from the famous artist's marriage.
December 1, 2013, Sunday
MORE ON EDWARD HOPPER AND: Nyack (NY) , Art , Hopper, Edward , Oursler, Tony , Hopper House Art Center
Pennsylvania Museum Selling a Hopper to Raise Endowment for Contemporary Art
The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts will sell a 1934 Edward Hopper painting, "East Wind Over Weehawken," which is estimated to bring $22 million to $28 million.
August 27, 2013, Tuesday
MORE ON EDWARD HOPPER AND: Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts , Auctions , Art , Hopper, Edward
New Insight Into Hopper in a Girlfriend's Letters
An exhibition in Nyack, N.Y., uses recently studied notes to provide context to Edward Hopper's work.
July 14, 2013, Sunday
MORE ON EDWARD HOPPER AND: Art , Nyack (NY) , Letters , Hopper House Art Center , Hopper, Edward
A Master, Between the Lines
With over 200 drawings, a few dozen sketchbook pages and a bonus of 21 paintings, "Hopper Drawing" is the first large survey of Edward Hopper's drawings.
June 7, 2013, Friday
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A Young Person's Guide to a Hopper Painting
Metropolitan Diary: A second-grade student viewing a famous Edward Hopper painting of a restaurant wondered how clean the place was.
May 10, 2013, Friday
MORE ON EDWARD HOPPER AND: Hopper, Edward , Upper East Side (Manhattan, NY) , Metropolitan Museum of Art , Art , Children and Childhood
Hopper Show Pulls Some All-Nighters
In Paris this weekend, a chance to see "Nighthawks" at night.
January 31, 2013, Thursday
MORE ON EDWARD HOPPER AND: Hopper, Edward , Paris (France) , Grand Palais , Art
Four art critics for The New York Times select artworks from New York museums and discuss the varied use of light.
January 4, 2013, Friday
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Hopper Expert Questions How Minister Got an Art Trove
The art historian Gail Levin says the Arthayer R. Sanborn Collection was acquired simply by carrying works out of the childhood home of Edward Hopper.
November 21, 2012, Wednesday
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In the Night Kitchen of the Nighthawks
What's really going on in Hopper's diner?
July 23, 2012, Monday
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The 'warning zone' constitutes an area of Arizona 62 miles or 100km from the border with Mexico.
Reporter: Kevin Keen
TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - The U.S. Department of State has issued countless warnings to travelers on their way around Mexico. Now, Arizona lawmakers want the Grand Canyon State to be able to do the same for those on the move and living in Southern Arizona. Border communities say that would harm their economies, tourism and relations with Mexico.
The proposed law would designate a zone in Southern Arizona reaching 62 miles (about 100 even kilometers) north of the Mexican border. Inside that area, the bill proposes: "The (state's Homeland Security) director shall monitor information from any international, federal or state source and determine if the information contains any type of warning about dangerous conditions in regard to illegal immigration activities, within the Arizona-Mexico border area."
House Bill 2586 doesn't give examples of those "dangerous conditions," but if they're found, the director would issue an alert warning the public.
"This has to stop," Nogales Mayor Arturo Garino told 9 On Your Side. "This bill has to be killed."
Garino and others say the proposal would destroy his city's economy. "If you put this on a Web page, you think a company's going to locate in Nogales, Rio Rico or south of Tucson? No, I don't think so."
"I think it's ludicrous," said Santa Cruz County Sheriff Tony Estrada. "It's harmful to relationships. It's harmful to the State of Arizona because the economy depends largely on the Mexican consumer and the relationship with Mexico."
The four legislators behind the House proposal did not return 9 On Your Side's calls for comment late Tuesday. Garino sent a letter to those representatives and others in protest Tuesday.
When Representative Peggy Judd brought up the bill on the House floor last week, the Republican from Willcox said: "This is a bill that's going to allow everyone to have access--especially people that live on the border--have access to pertinent information that is important for them to be safe and protect themselves on the border."
Reporter Kevin Keen asked Garino: "Are you aware of any scenario sometime in the past when maybe law enforcement at any level knew of something--some kind of threat to a specific location and it would have been beneficial to have gotten that out to people who lived in that area or were traveling in that area?" "No, not really," the mayor replied. "Not along the border region."
Garino says his city and other border towns are safe and this legislation is written out of fear and misconceptions. "It's just widening the border. Is the fence going to be on the red dot now?" he said, referring to the warning zone boundary.
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Domnick Besso will be 87 years young on December 15 of this year. He has worked as a shoemaker for 71 years�and is still working!
I recently visited Domnick at his shoe shop. When I entered the shop, he was working on a pair of shoes. When he saw me, he walked to the counter with his eyeglasses lowered on his nose, and he looked at me through the upper part of his glasses, with his head lowered. Then he recognized me. I told him that I didn't want to disturb him from his work and he said "I am never disturbed to talk to my old friends."
I said "Domnick, are you ever going to retire?" His answer was a little brisk, as though I was intruding on his privacy. "Let me tell you," He said. "This shop is what keeps me going and I won't quit until it is absolutely necessary. And it isn't necessary yet! I saw that he was a bit frail, so I changed the subject.
He enjoyed talking about his family and told me that his parents immigrated from Northern Italy in the early 1900's. He told me that his father James met his mother, Martina, in Italy, where they were married. There were few jobs in his town in Italy.
"When your friends tell you where there is work, that is where you go," he said. "So I came to the United States and went to work in Rock Springs, Wyo. "
He left Martina in Italy until he earned enough money to send for her. He had worked in the coal mines for a while, then apprenticed as a shoemaker. He sent for Martina. Domnick said his mother and father later moved to Price, and in 1929 his father was able to have the Besso Shoe Shop built. Domnick said his mother had four sons of which Domnick was number four.
Domnick was married on July 5, 1961. They had three daughters. His mother was very determined that their children have good educations, and all three of his daughters graduated from the University of Utah and found satisfying jobs. He said he never had a son to name after his father James, so he named one of the daughters "Jamie" Domnick's father died in 1948, but prior to 'his death, he turned the complete shoe shop over to Domnick. At age six, Domnick was given the job of sweeping out the shoe shop. At age nine he worked after school and on weekends.
Domnick has a memory that would put most students to shame. He has a great love and respect for his customers, as they have for him. He is a good listener, and some of his customers walk away feeling better after having unloaded their problems on him. Domnick is a good talker and sometimes it is almost impossible to get a word in "edgewise."
He could tell you who owned which properties many years ago and how the ownership of many of the properties changed hands over the years.
The interaction he gets from his friends can be illustrated by his 80th birthday party which his three daughters gave for him at the Elks. Domnick said the party was a highlight of his life. Domnick is kind, gentle and talkative. When I drive down main street I cannot help but notice the neon sign above his shop, one of the few existing.
He had been out of town for a few days to have a physical examination and to have his eyes examined. When I went in, he looked at me over the counter with those blue eyes beaming and a smile as wide as a mile. He said "guess what?" I said "What." He told me that his physical went well, except that the doctor told him that he should do more walking. He was still looking at me as though he were concealing a secret.
"Is there something else you want to tell me, I asked. "Yes" he, said. "The optometrist who examined my eyes told me that my vision was 20-20. He was very happy.
As I was preparing to leave, I noticed a plaque on his counter, which read: In recognition of his long standing commitment to the business community of Carbon County, State of Utah, we hereby express our appreciation to Domnick Besso. Presented by Realtors, Inc. and the members of the Chamber of Commerce, Nov. 15, 2001.
Domnick has a longtime good friend in Dr. Clyde Larsen, dentist, who takes time to come to the shoe shop to see him and help him to lift heavy objects or to do some straightening out of the shop. Dr. Larsen is truly a philanthropist who cares enough to help his friend.


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- Meghan said...
I have been to B Street! Definitely a good neighborhood spot, and your photos are great! :)
- March 2, 2012 at 8:34 AM
- Fun and Fearless in Beantown said...
I'll have to recommend this place to my sister since she lives so close to Newton now!
- March 2, 2012 at 8:36 AM
- Elizabeth said...
I got to explore certain parts of Newton in college and always loved finding hidden gems. I've heard some musings about B st. I will definitely take that fig flatbread and the tart of course.
- March 2, 2012 at 12:03 PM
- Michelle Collins said...
I'm slowly realizing that Newton has a lot of great restaurants to offer (51 Lincoln comes to mind, too!). Looks like a great meal/night.
- March 2, 2012 at 12:46 PM
- Lazaro Cooks said...
Another fantastic write-up. Great pics as well.
Have an awesome weekend.
- March 2, 2012 at 12:50 PM
- Amber said...
whoa,that salted Peanut Turtle Tart looks dangerously delicious.
- March 2, 2012 at 1:13 PM
- Megan said...
Salted peanut turtle tart... yes, please!
- March 2, 2012 at 7:32 PM
- Jaime @ La vie...J'aime said...
the flatbread looks delish!
- March 2, 2012 at 7:57 PM
- Bianca @ Confessions of a Chocoholic said...
I've never heard of B street, and yes I should venture out to Newton more often too! That salted peanut turtle tart is making me drool...
- March 2, 2012 at 9:48 PM
- MelissaNibbles said...
I definitely need to try that flatbread!
- March 3, 2012 at 6:43 AM
- Ameena said...
Any salted dessert is usually a winner in my book. Looks divine! And I love flatbread.
Hope you are having a great weekend!
- March 4, 2012 at 11:37 AM
- Jon said...
As Mayor of BStreet (on 4sq) and a Newton Centre resident, I find their food, drinks and pastry to be a delight. It's a fantastic restaurant addition in our neighborhood and I love all that they have to offer. I'm glad you enjoyed your time there! Hopefully next time we can meet you for a cocktail or more! Cheers!
- March 5, 2012 at 12:02 AM
- Emily @ A Cambridge Story said...
It's so great that there are places like this outside the city. Looks like you had an fantastic time catching up with your friend!
- March 5, 2012 at 8:56 AM
- Lin @ BeantownEats said...
So glad you liked it! It's definitely been a perfect addition to Newton Centre. Your flat bread is one of my go-to's :)
- March 5, 2012 at 12:39 PM
- Jen said...
I want a coffee table book of your food photography!!! That dessert looks almost too good to eat - and yet wow, who wouldn't eat it?!
- March 5, 2012 at 11:36 PM
- Corinne said...
:) I don't know what is making me drool more, the memories of the food or your perfectly descriptive word choices. Were we really chatting for an hour before we ordered!? oops I should have tipped our waitress more ha
- March 6, 2012 at 11:12 AM
- MOLLY GALLER said...
Woo hoo! You went to my hometown of Newton, MA! I grew up going out to eat in Newton Centre my whole life. I haven't been to B Street yet, but now after reading your review, I just might make a point of it!
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The butterflies, whose Latin name is Vanessa atalanta, pose no threat and are native.
Its one of these natural phenomena that people should watch and enjoy, according to Wayne K. Gall, a regional entomologist with the state Department of Health. Theyre not harmful in any way. This is repeated every year but this year theyre here in greater numbers. Theyre moving large numbers across a broad front.
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YIELD: serves 4
- 8 thin slices Finochionna salumi
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- 12 thin slices Sulmitti pepperoni
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- Juice of 1 orange
- Juice of 1 lemon
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1. On a serving platter, arrange the salumi and pepperoni slices in an overlapping pattern.
2. Without peeling the peaches, remove the pits, slice the fruit into thin wedges, and put in a bowl. Add the olive oil, orange and lemon juice, watercress, mint, and basil and toss gently.Season to taste with salt and pepper and toss again.
3. Spoon the salad next to the salumi. Drizzle both the salumi and salad with olive oil, garnish with the cheese, and serve.
Per serving: 289.8 calories, 278.4 calories from fat, 30.9g total fat, 5.6g saturated fat, 8.5 mg cholesterol, 185.1 mg sodium, 0.8g total carbs, 0.2g dietary fiber, 0.2g sugars, 3.2g protein
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As if pediatricians weren't busy enough taking care of all the sniffles, scrapes, and other ailments of childhood, the American Academy of Pediatricians (AAP) has just assigned them another job: combating "homophobia."
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"Pediatricians and their office staff should encourage teenagers to feel comfortable talking with them about their emerging sexual identities and concerns about their sexual activities," writes the AAP. However, "it is not the role of the pediatrician to inform parents/guardians about the teenager's sexual identity or behavior; doing so could expose the youth to harm." A doctor is expected to tell a mother her son has, say, bronchitis and advise her on how to treat it, but he dare not tell her the boy is attracted to other boys — and he certainly must not suggest that this is an ailment in need of treatment.
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August 10, 2004
Well, at least we find out how it ends. After two installments and four hours of running time, Kill Bill finally reveals whether it will fulfill the promise of its title. Now we can all move on. Regular readers may recall that I was not fond of Volume 1 of Quentin Tarantino's epic homage to kung fu movies, spaghetti westerns, and Uma Thurman's feet. The good news is that there is less to dislike in Kill Bill Volume 2--no parents casually murdered in front of their children, no jokes about pedophilia or raping the comatose, a vastly diminished body count.
Chop Socky
April 13, 2004
In an interview following the release of Reservoir Dogs in 1992, Tim Roth ventured that "I honestly think you could take the same script but reshoot it with women and it would work. It would be the most controversial film ever. ... You could call it Reservoir Bitches." It took more than a decade, but with Kill Bill Volume 1 (out on video this week), Quentin Tarantino finally made his Reservoir Bitches. And while it's not the most controversial film ever (nor even of the past twelve months), that was clearly the director's aspiration.


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The men's Sorel Ellesmere Boot is fashioned after a classic Chelsea boot, this sophisticated pull-on boot is ready to conquer even the harshest urban wilderness. Featuring a vintage-looking mix of suede and distressed leather, the upper is completely waterproof and seam-sealed to stop rain and slush in its tracks. A side stretch gore panel makes for easy on-and-offs, while rubber sidewalls offer enhanced puddle protection. As for traction, a tough rubber outsole with herringbone design delivers slip-proof grip indoors and out.
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Add a quick access hip pouch to pocketless pant outfits with the Little Seed. Perfect for stashing a phone, cash, keys, or ID.
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Shrimp Chicken Fish
2010. USA. Directed by Deborah Stratman. An homage to one of Chicago's take-out restaurants, bounded by a drawbridge, the infamous Chicago Skyway, and the industrial Calumet Harbor. 5 min.
The BLVD
1999. USA. Directed by Deborah Stratman. "When you're driving your car at 100 mph, you're not really driving it, you're aiming it" (Department of Motor Vehicles pamphlet). This rambling experimental documentary, about the street drag-racing scene on Chicago's near West Side, explores the inner-city landscape, the people who live there, and the participants' obsession with speed for its own sake. 64 min.
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Snowboard Jackets: A Symbiosis of Functionality and Originality
It doesn't matter whether you prefer to hit the snow park, head out on backcountry expeditions, or just carve up the slopes - there's one thing you should never leave behind: the perfect ski or snowboard jacket. But what should you look out for when buying a new jacket? The market is just as huge as it versatile, which is why Blue Tomato can here you help you get a good overview of what's out there.
Water column, breathability, GORE-TEX® and DWR-treatments are fancy words describing the criteria you should look out for when choosing your
Water Column – the secret behind millimetres, columns and drops
Snow is wet, cold and uncomfortable on the skin. But it's still every winter athlete's favourite thing, as long as they are well protected by their
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Even if many people don't want to admit it: we all sweat. This is where breathability comes in. It is measured in grammes per square metre. Breathability indicates how many grammes of water vapour can escape through the fabric per square metre in 24h. If a park rider chooses a snow jacket with a breathability level of 5.000 g/m², that means it can transport about 5 litres of sweat away from the body within 24h. That may sound like a lot, but on average, the human body produces about one litre of sweat per hour…
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Next to water column and breathability levels, it's also important to pay attention to the different features offered by different brands. For example, GORE-TEX® technology is currently the
DWR-treatments are also used for ski and snowboard jackets. These are usually used for softshell jackets, which are seen as a compromise between fleece and rain jackets. They are a popular alternative, especially in spring on the mountain for winter sports, but also for hiking. The abbreviation DWR stands for Durable Water Repellent and is a coating that makes a jacket water repellent, but not waterproof!
It's not difficult to see that the quality of a mountain jacket increases or decreases with its waterproofness. That's why taped seams are a popular feature amongst manufacturers. Depending on the fabrication and price, all seams or just the critical seams, that are particularly susceptible to letting in water, are welded to make them waterproof.
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Orlando 91, Clippers 86
Posted by Kevin Arnovitz on Tue, 01/02/07, 11:02pm:
The Clippers' Third Quarter Almanac
Number of possessions: 22
Number of field goals made: 7
Number of possessions resulting in turnover: 8
Number of Elton Brand shot attempts: 2
Number of Jameer Nelson layups: 2
Number of Orlando offensive rebounds: 8
Number of times Bob Delaney & Company bailed out the Clippers: 1, for 2 shots [Maggette 1-2]
Number of trips to the line besides aforementioned bailout: 0
Number of times you can reasonably expect to get to the line when you decide to abandon the post: 0
Number of times Shaun, et al, missed EB on the weak side when he was either (a) wide open or (b) had superb, deep position on Battie: At least 3
Number of times Mike Smith persisted with cutesy, obvious remarks about the ball: ∞
Despite the 5-10 line, this was one of Shaun's worst performances of the season as a starter. Being a 6'7" point guard is nothing more than a novelty if you don't assert yourself on the glass [and 3.4 rpg is negligible at any size] and if you're not going to post up the lilliputian who gives up seven inches to you. In the second half, when the Clippers needed a steady hand on the tiller, Shaun couldn't get his guys their touches. With the shot clock winding down on crucial possessions, he prevaricated. And defensively, he showed nothing tonight, torched again and again by Nelson. The box score will show a 50% shooting night and three turnovers, but that's not the whole story. Shaun played rookie basketball tonight in a game his team desperately needed.
The first half was a template for the Clippers' success: If you establish Brand and Kaman, the shot opportunities on the perimeter will materialize. What resulted was one of the best halves of basketball of the season. Why couldn't the Clips sustain that offensive proficiency in the second half? Lousy entry passes. Frittering away possessions and settling for off-balanced shots as the :24 second clock wound down. Crappy spacing that allowed Orlando to hedge and double with little risk.
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"Madam President, I rise today in support of the Fourth Amendment Protection Act," declared Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) from the Senate floor on Thursday, as his colleagues prepare to vote on renewal of amendments to FISA, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
The current iteration of FISA, the 2008 FISA Amendment Act, is set to expire on December 31 and is among the priorities on the holiday-shortened slate of congressional business to be considered over the few remaining hours of 2012.
In his speech, Paul went on to quote the text of the Fourth Amendment, one of the rare moments when a federal lawmaker not only refers to the Constitution, but quotes it and rises to its defense, in fidelity to his oath of office.
"Our independence and the Fourth Amendment go hand in hand. They emerged together," Paul said. "To discount or to dilute the Fourth Amendment would be to deny really what constitutes our very republic," he added.
Paul's remarks served as the introduction to legislation co-sponsored by Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) that intends to amend the 2008 FISA Amendments.
In describing the purpose of his proposal, Paul said, "This amendment would restore the Fourth Amendment protection to third party records. This amendment would simply apply the Fourth Amendment to modern means of communications. E-mailing and text messaging would be given the same protections we currently give to telephone conversations."
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Lift Served and Side Country Riding ----Ideal for long boot packs, the Karve 11 carries extra gear and food while maintaining a low profile for riding lifts all day. As with all Karves, a built in hydration pocket and insulated harness sleeve works great with our HydraForm™ reservoir.
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Hydration Packs & Bottles
Staying hydrated is one of the most important things you can do for your body, regardless of your activity. Whether you're hiking up huge mountain passes, hitting the bike trail for an uphill course you won't soon forget, or running a marathon, you need to have regular and consistent access to water to keep you operating at your peak.
Thanks to innovators like Camelbak, Osprey, Deuter and others, staying hydrated has never been more convenient. You can clip a water bottle to your bag, slip on a hydration belt that won't weigh you down, or go for a full trail running pack. Although there are plenty of ways to access your fluids, we prefer the last one on the list. Trail running packs all include hydration systems in a lightweight design (and may also provide storage for a few extras), making them useful in more ways than one. Some of our staff just enjoy having packs just to have their hands free, even on shorter runs or hikes.
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Most outdoor adventures require you to have access to supplies and storage, so chances are good you're already sporting a backpack as you head out for the day. It makes sense to invest in one that doubles as a hydration system, complete with a hydration bladder and all the accessories you need to keep your performance levels high.
Look for qualities like a balanced fit and comfort, as these two things will matter the most out there. The best trail running packs don't just provide handy pockets, clips, and water – they're also designed so they don't slow you down or cause additional strain on your back and shoulders. You'll also want to ensure you fit the right sized bladder pack to your system. For optimal performance, you want enough room to carry the amount of water you need, but you never want to be weighed down by your supplies. These packs also allow you to tighten the straps as you drink the water so you still have a comfortable fit and the bladder isn't bouncing around on your back as it empties.
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East Carbon and Sunnyside voters decided this year whether the two cities would be consolidated together this year, and in the end the answer was no.
The movement to join the two towns gained momentum last in 2003 and the debate carried over until the general election this year.
Placing the matter on the November ballot was brought about by actions from the communities through two different avenues.
The East Carbon City Council agreed to approach the county commission about putting the issue to a vote after a committee of citizens formed last fall recommended that the cities consider the move.
However, Sunnyside officials decided that the city council would not make the decision about placing the consolidation issue on the ballot for a public vote.
Following the city's decision, supporters of the consolidation proposal collected signatures on a petition from Sunnyside residents favoring the movement to merge the two towns.
The petition contained 36 signatures when the document was turned into the Carbon County Clerk's Office.
Under state statute, the petition had to contain the signatures of 10 percent of the registered voters in Sunnyside's registered voters in order to place consolidation on the ballot. The number collected by supporters exceeded the requirement.
The movement gained momentum in August of 2003 when almost 70 citizens from East Carbon, Columbia and Sunnyside met at the ABC Learning Center to discuss the concept of consolidating the cities.
The idea surfaced, in part, due to the unresolved issue of law enforcement services in the eastern portion of Carbon County. In July 2003, Sunnyside officials decided to start a police force rather than use East Carbon's officers after the larger city increased the cost of providing services to the smaller community.
At the time some citizens in Sunnyside voiced concern about the loss of the town's identity if the city merged with East Carbon.
Some East Carbon residents were concerned that they might have to pay the debt Sunnyside incurred for installation of the new water system. Other citizens were concerned about the loss of jobs and elected officials.
In September 2003, a joint meeting with the two city councils and the Carbon County Commission occurred to consider what could be done to resolve the issue.
After some debate the meeting then turned into a melding of the minds as to how to bring consolidation to completion if that is what the citizens wanted. At the time both cities were concerned about citizens working toward the goal by using a petition process as opposed to a council approval process to explore the possibilities.
In the end a committee composed of citizens from both towns was set up to study the issue and report back to the city councils, with two council members and two citizens from each town to serve on a committee to work toward a consolidation plan.
The committee began to meet in late September and by early winter they held a meeting with towns people from both cities at East Carbon High to explain their progress. That meeting became a debate between those who supported consolidation in the towns and those who didn't. In about the middle of the meeting, some of those opposed to the idea walked out.
A short time later the committee delivered its report to the city councils suggesting that the people should decide by a vote whether to accept the consolidation or not. East Carbon sent a resolution while Sunnyside did not. Ultimately the petition came in.
Then in November when the people of the two towns voted it appeared to some that consolidation had passed because the total vote was 356-323. But Utah law states that in municipalities that want to consolidate the majority in each town must vote to achieve it. In the case of this election, Sunnyside townspeople had rejected consolidation 105-65, so the measure failed.


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If you've visited a park, trail, or neighborhood center lately, you may have seen some construction work going on. Parks and Recreation manages over 300 acres of parkland, the Blackwater Creek Trails system, nine recreation centers, the City Stadium Complex, the historic Aviary, Miller Park Pool, and the Nature Zone Environmental Education Center. As you can see, there's a lot going on!
While most of the work you are likely to see is routine maintenance, Parks and Recreation does have some large projects in the works. To help you stay in the loop, you can read more about some of them here, on Facebook, in our monthly e-newsletter, or call our main offices at (434) 455-5858 with questions.
Master Plans
Master planning is the process by which major park renovations are managed by the department. Master planning is a collaborative process involving citizens, stakeholders, city staff, architects, engineers, and volunteers. Visit our Master Plans page to read about some of the master planning undertaken by the department.
Former Allen-Morrison Brownfields Site
The former Allen-Morrison property, located in the Fort Hill neighborhood adjacent to Lynchburg Grows and the City Stadium Complex is a bit nearer to the next step in its evolution from factory to park. The former sign-making industrial site was abandoned in 1996, and the City of Lynchburg assumed ownership through eminent domain in April of 2003. Because of its proximity to the City Stadium Complex, the former Allen-Morrison property was identified as the site of a future park in the City's Comprehensive Plan. Since the City of Lynchburg assumed ownership, the site has been managed primarily by the Parks and Recreation Department. Environmental concerns have been addressed through ongoing agreements with the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (VDEQ) the state agency responsible for Brownfields management. Read more…
Riverside Park Improvements
Riverside Park is Lynchburg's second-oldest park. In 2009, the City of Lynchburg created a new Master Plan for the park, which developed conceptual designs for a complete renovation of all the major components of the park, including restoration of the historic outdoor transportation museum components, historic interpretation, renovation of the existing pedestrian pathways, improvements to lighting, signage, and park amenities, development of a new play area, protection and restoration of existing structures and amenities such as the tennis courts, stone overlook, and gazebo, and development of new amenities such as the spray ground area. Read more...
City Stadium Complex Improvements
The historic Lynchburg City Stadium Complex is in the beginning phase of a renovation to the Football side of the Stadium.The City of Lynchburg hired VMDO Architects, located in Charlottesville, to complete design development, drawings and specifications for improvements to the Football Complex at Lynchburg City Stadium. The finished work to date includes a facility assessment of current structural, access, and program conditions and development of conceptual drawings. The conceptual drawings are for the entire stadium complex, but this phase of construction focuses on the football field and the stadium itself. Read more...


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Curried Beef Stew
IngredientsCurry paste:
- 6 dried puya or 3 dried guajillo chiles, stemmed, seeded
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 lemongrass stalk, bottom 4" only, tough outer layer removed, cut into 1" pieces
- 2 tablespoons sliced peeled fresh galangal
- 2 tablespoons sliced peeled fresh turmeric
- 1/2 cup chopped shallots
- 1/4 cup halved garlic cloves
- 1 tablespoon Thai shrimp paste
- 2 pounds trimmed beef chuck, cut into 1 1/2"-2" cubes
- 3 tablespoons soy sauce, preferably Thai thin soy sauce (such as Healthy Boy)
- 2 tablespoons ground dried Thai chiles
- 9 cups beef broth, preferably low-salt
- 1 cup halved shallots
- 3 medium carrots, peeled, halved lengthwise, cut crosswise into 1/4 inch thick half-moons (about 1 cup)
- 6 fresh or frozen kaffir lime leaves
- Chopped fresh cilantro
- Thinly sliced Thai basil
PreparationFor curry paste:
In a mortar, pound chiles and salt with a pestle until pulverized, about 5 minutes. Add ingredients one by one in order listed, fully pulverizing each before adding the next, about 15 minutes total. DO AHEAD: Can be made 1 week ahead; cover and chill.
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Combine curry paste, beef, soy sauce, and ground dried chiles in a pot; stir to evenly coat beef. Cook, stirring occasionally, over medium heat for 5 minutes. Add broth and bring to a boil. Cover, reduce heat to medium-low, and simmer, stirring occasionally, until beef is tender but not falling apart, 2-2 1/2 hours.
Stir in shallots, carrots, and lime leaves. Simmer until vegetables are just tender, about 10 minutes. If broth is too salty, add water a few tablespoonfuls at a time.
Garnish with cilantro and basil.
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The American Legion Auxiliary Price Unit 3 honored 12 auxiliary ladies with certifcates and continued membership pins for their 29 to 63 years of service with the organization on June 7 at the Carbon County Senior Center.
Back Row - Anice Behunin 52 yrs, Veloy Wilder 61 yrs, Barbara Warren 40 yrs, Theora Worley 56 yrs.
Front Row - Lavon Dicaro 29 yrs, Lucie Cook 60 yrs, Bessie Pappas 54 yrs, Mary German 29 yrs, Mary Vigor 63 yrs.
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The King's Hall Gallery is an exciting exhibition space in the foyer, created by the Herne Bay Improvement and Conservation Trust to promote the work of artists and photographers in east Kent.
There is a rolling program of themed exhibitions in the foyer throughout the year.
WINTER – 7th December – 14th February
SPRING – 24th February – April 2014
Most of the work is for sale and the trust would be delighted to hear from artists or groups who wish to exhibit their work.
The current charges to submit work for an exhibition is £5 per person (not per painting); and 10% commission on sales.
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Industrial group UPM- Kymmene (Helsinki) has registered a court request with the Helsinki District Court to invalidate Neste Oil's (Espoo, Finland) biodiesel patent, alleging it does not differ from previously patented innovations, UPM tells CW. UPM group operates three business divisions: pulp and paper, engineered materials, and energy. "We are seeking the invalidation based on the fact that the patents are, among other things, lacking inventiveness and novelty," UPM says. Neste and UPM held negotiations in the spring of 2012 over the...
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Midwest Living Review
Back in the day, only the wealthiest of the wealthy lived in a 35-room house with windows of stained glass, a master staircase of polished wood and enclosed built-in bookshelves. To stay in the meticulously decorated and restored Vrooman Mansion is to get a taste of luxury -- 1900s style. The mansion's five antiques-filled bedrooms cost $100 to $150 a night, including a gourmet breakfast. Depending on the season, offerings include savory waffles with eggs Benedict, spinach-bacon souffle, pecan-pumpkin waffles and cheesecake crepes with fresh mixed-berry sauce. This inn has more than architecture and delicious breakfasts going for it. It's steeped in history. The second owner was the sister-in-law of Adlai Stevenson, vice president under Grover Cleveland, and her daughter Julia (who lived in the home until her death in 1981) was friends with President Woodrow Wilson, poet Vachel Lindsay, orator/politician William Jennings Bryan and playwright Rachel Crothers. According to the innkeeper, all of these renowned visitors once dined at the table where you'll enjoy your breakfast. Julia Vrooman was a woman ahead of her time, starting a jazz band to entertain World War I troops and hosting cocoa parties for Illinois soldiers overseas. Her husband was assistant secretary of agriculture under Wilson and is credited with starting "war gardens" during World War I (later known as Victory Gardens during World War II).