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Despite popular belief, it really has nothing to do with global warming — but rather the fact that, just before last winter, we finally got our snow blower fixed. This year, prior to the season, I bought my daughter new snow pants.
Do you believe in the irony of Murphy's Law? Like when your house is a disaster and everyone and their mother stops by; but when it's nice and clean, there's not a single knock at the door. That kind of thing. Well, that's what's happening here — not some scientific phenomenon — we just plain jinxed it! (Little known fact: Jinx is a close cousin to Murphy)
And I can't believe I'm saying this, but I miss the snow! Sure, it's been great driving, not to mention running. And I certainly don't miss cramming snow pants into an already full backpack; or the pile of wet hats, mittens and boots in the mud room.
But if it's going to be winter, we might as well have snow so we can do things in it — otherwise, it's just cold, and what fun is that?
I remember as a kid growing up in the Detroit area how exciting it was to get a snowstorm. I probably still have my "I survived the Blizzard of '78" T-shirt somewhere. We couldn't wait to put the bread bags on our feet and slip 'em into our snowmobile boots! We'd play outside for hours, building dueling snow forts with our neighbors and stocking them with snowballs in preparation for a fight.
Once, I made the mistake of putting my mouth on the cold metal fence, but I don't want to talk about that.
Anyway, those were the days. So, when my husband and I decided to move here, we looked forward to experiencing the glory of lake-effect snow.
The first winter did not disappoint. The day before Thanksgiving, we were covered with a beautiful blanket of white, and the flakes continued to fall, making it feel as though we lived in a snow globe. For years, it seemed it was like that — it would snow in late November and we would not see the ground again until April.
This was great when my kids were young. There's something about a child's excitement that makes you a kid again. I spent hours with my kids taking them on sled rides, building snowmen, making angels, playing "buried treasure," and serving them lunch on the snow table and chairs we would make inside the igloos we built.
I knew as they got older this would taper off, but we still enjoyed cross-country skiing and frequenting the sled hills.
However, for the second winter break in a row, there was no snow to do any of these activities. We enjoyed our lazy days, but longed to break them up with some winter fun.
Of course, the one time it did snow we were heading out of town — see what I'm talking about? When we returned, the snow was all but gone. So, we watched the Weather Channel, waiting in anticipation for the additional snow they said was coming, only to see it go all around us instead.
And here we are — still waiting.
Perhaps I should take back my daughter's snow pants, or "accidentally" back the car into our snow blower. Do you think it works in reverse? Can you un-do a Jinx without buying someone a Coke? Or should we all as a community put spoons under our pillows, flush ice cubes down the toilet and wear our pajamas inside out?
At this point, I'll do whatever it takes.
At least until spring. Then I cross my heart and promise I will not buy bathing suits until the warm weather is absolutely, positively, for sure upon us!
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Earlier this month, Alex announced the Naked Body Scanner video and poster contest to follow up on the runaway success of the Obama Joker poster contest.
Alex is offering his biggest ever contest prize fund – $15,000 dollars – spread across three different contests all aimed at attracting media attention to the fact that the naked body scanners represent a massive authoritarian assault on human dignity, freedom, the right to privacy, as well as posing health risks that have not been properly investigated.
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Amazing Spider-Man #16.1
Legendary comic writer Gerry Conway returns to script the adventures of his old friend, Spider-Man, as "Spiral" launches in "Amazing Spider-Man" #16.1, drawn by Carlo Barberi and Juan Vlasco.
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DC Retroactive: JLA - the '80s #1
DC's Retroactive line hits the 1980s, with big hair, breakdancers, and bad outfits. That's right, the Motor City Justice League is back.
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Robert E Howard's Savage Sword #2
An eclectic mix of the best pulp money can buy. Support the dying art of the anthology by buying the best one on the stands.
|May 25th, 2011
The Last Days of Animal Man #6
Buddy Baker's crimefighting career ends in this issue. Of course, this story is set in the not-so-distant future.
|November 1st, 2009
The Last Days of Animal Man #2
"The Last Days of Animal Man" is entertaining, but that exposition dump in the middle is painful.
|June 29th, 2009
The Last Days of Animal Man #1
Continuing old home week for DC Comics, Gerry Conway (Google him if you have to ask) returns to craft a tale of Buddy Baker set in the not-so-distant future, but far enough in the future to be completely entertaining.
|May 28th, 2009
Batman: The Strange Deaths of Batman
A mixed bag of Batman "death" reprints from the 1966 to 2001.
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Hulk: Raging Thunder #1
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Past reconstructions: problems, pitfalls and progress
Many people hold the mistaken belief that reconstructions of past climate are the sole evidence for current and future climate change. They are not. However, they are very interesting and useful for all sorts of reasons: for modellers to test out theories of climate change, for geographers, archaeologists and historians to examine the impact of climate on past civilizations and ecosystems, and for everyone to get a sense of what climate is capable of doing, how fast it does it and why.
As a small part of that enterprise, the climate of the medieval period has received a very high (and sometimes disproportionate) profile in the public discourse – due in no small part to the mistaken notion that it is an important factor for the attribution of current climate change. Its existence as a period of generally warmer temperatures (at least in the Northern hemisphere) than the centuries that followed is generally accepted. But the timing, magnitude and spatial extent are much more uncertain. All previous multiproxy reconstructions indicate a Northern Hemisphere mean temperature less than current levels, though possibly on a par with the mid- 20th century. But there are only a few tenths of a degree in it, and so the description that it is likely to have been warmer now (rather than virtually certain) is used to express the level of uncertainty.
A confounding factor in discussions of this period is the unfortunate tendency of some authors to label any warm peak prior to the 15th Century as the 'Medieval Warm Period' in their record. This leads to vastly different periods being similarly labelled, often giving a misleading impression of coherence. For instance, in a recent paper it was defined as 1200-1425 CE well outside the 'standard' definition of 800-1200 CE espoused by Lamb.
Since a new 'reconstruction' of the last 2000 years from Craig Loehle is currently doing the rounds, we thought it might be timely to set out what the actual issues are in making such reconstructions (as opposed to the ones that are more often discussed), and how progress is being made despite the pitfalls.
The Loehle paper was published in Energy and Environment – a journal notable only for its rather dubious track record of publishing contrarian musings. The reconstruction itself is based on a network of 18 records that are purportedly local temperature proxies, and we will use those as examples in the points below. More discussion of this paper is available here (via the wayback machine).
Issue 1: Dating Nothing is more important than chronology in paleo-climate. If you can't line up different records accurately, you simply can't say anything about cause and effect or coherence or spatial patterns. Records where years can be accurately counted are therefore at a premium in most reconstructions. These encompass tree ring width, density and isotopes, some ice cores, corals, and varved lake sediments. The next most useful set of data are sources that have up to decadal resolution but that can still be dated relatively accurately. High- resolution ocean sediment cores can sometimes be found that fit this, as can some cave (speleothem) records and pollen records etc.
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Prostate cancer care crisis
The lack of reliable diagnostic tools is leading to a crisis in care for a disease that can be cured if detected early. This reality is sad for every American man who faces screening for prostate cancer; however, it is particularly devastating for African American males who have significantly higher incidence and mortality rates. Existing tests, including the prostate specific antigen (PSA) test and biopsies, miss cancers and/or underestimate their aggressiveness and thus lead to failed clinical interventions in as many as in 1 in 2 men. Even when PSAs are abnormal, approximately 88% of men - or 1 million per year - undergo unnecessary biopsies and end up not having prostate cancer. Since the current diagnostic tools cannot reliably distinguish aggressive from low-risk prostate cancer, many men undergo unnecessary, costly treatments that cause complications, such as impotence and incontinence.
"Advanced imaging technologies will arm physicians with critical information required to improve quality of care and reduce health care costs," said Faina Shtern, M.D., president and CEO of the nonprofit AdMeTech Foundation. "Federal support made it possible to advance breast cancer imaging, which transformed early detection and treatment of breast cancer. We salute the U.S. Congress for helping create similar possibilities for men."
Prostate imaging research a priority
In calling for increased funding, the representatives are echoing the principles of the Prostate Research, Imaging and Men's Education Act, or PRIME Act (S. 1734/ HR. 3563) - legislation currently sponsored in both houses of Congress that calls for increased funding for prostate cancer diagnostic technology.
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Scott Horton Interviews Daphne Eviatar
Daphne Eviatar, Senior Associate in Law and Security for Human Rights First, discusses the relatively fair federal trial that ended in Ahmed Ghailani's conviction of a conspiracy charge related to the 1998 (US) Africa embassy bombings, another example of a civilian terrorism trial with a guilty verdict and no security threats (despite the fear-mongering of Liz Cheney's Keep America Safe group), the far harsher sentences given in federal terrorism trials than in Guantanamo's military commissions and why the prosecution of child-soldier Omar Khadr for war crimes is itself a war crime.
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Daphne Eviatar is a lawyer and freelance journalist whose work has appeared in the New York Times, The Nation, Legal Affairs, Mother Jones, the Washington Independent, HuffingtonPost and many others. She is a Senior Reporter at The American Lawyer, Senior Associate in Law and Security for Human Rights First and was an Alicia Patterson Foundation fellow in 2005 and a Pew International Journalism fellow in 2002.
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'Like most prisoners caught up in the global dragnet known as the war on terror, Ghailani was repeatedly tortured by US intelligence personnel during his imprisonment.From any ethical and rational legal standpoint, this makes information extracted from Ghailani by his interrogators inadmissible in court, and, indeed, all of the proceedings against him illegitimate' Tom Eley
The alternative tribunal court system reminds me of the court system in China! In any case, expect to see it expand it's scope to include many more than a few funny-looking foreigners with an unpopular religion. The old-fashioned courts, with presumption of innocence, no torture, etc., wil become more and more reserved for the rich and well-connected.


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Triathlon expected to have more than 700 competitors
ANDERSON - What: The Revolution3 Triathlon Series and Rev3 Kids' Zone
When: Triathlon begins at 7:30 a.m. Sunday at Darwin Wright Park and ends at Civic Center of Anderson around 11 a.m. or slightly after.
Expo Little Rev3 Kids' Zone, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Registration for the Adventure Race is 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday.
Where: Civic Center of Anderson, Darwin Wright Park and on roads throughout Anderson and Pendleton
Cost: Free to watch the triathlon, but vendors will have refreshments and other goods for sale.
There will be two kinds of athletic enthusiasts in the Upstate this weekend: those who watch and those who sweat. Clemson University hosts Boston College on Saturday, but much of the panting will take place Sunday as more than 700 men and women compete in the Revolution3 Triathlon Series in Anderson.
Professional and amateur athletes from across the Southeast and as far as New Zealand and Russia will vie to win the Olympic-distance revolution at 32 miles, and the Half-Ironman revolution,which spans 70.3 miles of endurance. Both races start with swimming in Hartwell Lake at Darwin Wright Park, then transition to biking and, lastly, running.
But there's also opportunity for less strenuous fun.
The Civic Center of Anderson parking lot serves as the triathlon's base and a place for spectators to participate in a kids' race and to watch the Clemson game at a tailgating party. The party includes a beer garden on Saturday, and the game will play on a Jumbotron screen at 2 p.m. On Sunday, with the purchase of a $1 wristband, spectators can enjoy a barbecue tasting.
The idea behind Revolution3 triathlons is to include families of athletes in races, said Kathy Benson, executive director of the Anderson Convention and Visitors Bureau.
"Rev 3 is young, and they wanted to change the look of the triathlon and to make it family friendly because as an athlete, if you want your family there, they drop you off and never see you until they finish," she said.
The Little Rev Kid's Zone opens on Saturday and includes inflatables, a tie-dye booth, and Adventure Race, a sort of mini version of the triathlon. Other Saturday activities include tethered hot-air balloons.
At least one celebrity will join the race.
Reality TV star Ryan Sutter, of ABC's "The Bachelorette" fame, will compete in the Half-Ironman revolution."They are actually filming him for some Gatorade commercials," Benson said. "It's kind of exciting there's some major press going on with this young man."
Sutter won first place in the celebrity male division of the Nautica Malibu Triathlon in September, according to a Twitter message his wife posted.
A prize purse of $50,000 will be disbursed to winning athletes, and Revolution3 will pay area nonprofit volunteers, with money going to the nonprofit agencies, Benson said.
Spectators should arrive at 7:30 a.m. Sunday to watch the swimming portion of the race and should park in the grassy lot across from the civic center amphitheater, Benson said. There is no parking at Darwin Wright Park, she said.
Both races follow the same path.
After they finish swimming, bikers will take a right onto Manse Jolly Road to Pendleton's downtown square and end back at the Anderson civic center. Then they will run around the civic center track. Next they will take Whitehall Road to North Boulevard to Main Street and then Market Street before returning to the civic center.
Races should end between 11 a.m. and 11:30 a.m., Benson said.
No roads will close because of the triathlon, but Benson encourages drivers to mind the athletes.
"Also if you're on the rural roads be careful of those bikers, especially at the 28 Bypass and Liberty Highway," she said.
The triathlon will generate around $300,000 for Anderson County from 700 athletes lodging and dining, Benson said.
"We've got some that are here already," she said. 'What they will do is preview the race courses."
Efforts to contact Charlie Patten, spokesman for Revolution3, were not successful on Wednesday.
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The missing honorary captain
It's been a wonderful parade of past Ducks brought back to McArthur Court as honorary captains for these final Pac-10 games at the facility.
Even after Ron Lee and Greg Ballard and the others, the topper comes Thursday night with former coach Dick Harter on hand.
Yes, UO coach Ernie Kent lamented that it couldn't be worked out for some other players to receive their due. Luke Ridnour had a conflict with the NBA schedule. Luke Jackson is playing in Europe.
There's one name that nobody has mentioned that stands out as an absence: Stan Love.
Love played at Oregon for the 1969-70-71 seasons. He was the all-league center between Lew Alcindor and Bill Walton. He three times led the Ducks in scoring. He was an all-American and a first-round draft pick of the NBA.
Love still ranks tied for seventh in career scoring at Oregon, and every other player in the top 10 had four seasons of eligibility. Love played when freshmen couldn't play on the varsity, and thus had only three seasons.
His season scoring average of 24.6 points in 1971 still ranks second at Oregon. He's also sixth in career rebounds for the Ducks.
He deserved to be honored. Just as he should some year be Oregon's choice for the Pac-10 Hall of Honor.
Yes, everybody knows his falling out with the Ducks, over the recruitment of his son Kevin. Stan said some hurtful things about Kent and the UO. Oregon fans responded with a miserable show of their ugly side when Kevin and UCLA played at Mac Court two years ago.
Look, somehow this needs to be patched up, and it should have been by making Stan Love one of the honorary captains. Yes, he might have said no, but it could have been worked out.
For a women's game, Oregon honored Jody Runge, who deserved it even if the Ducks fired her and she responded with a lawsuit. Oregon brought back Shaquala Williams, kicked off the team in her final season. Bev Smith was given her due, even if her coaching career ended on a sour note only 12 months ago.
These things can obviously be worked out, and here's hoping the Ducks do that soon with Stan Love.
There will still be nonleague games played at Mac Court next season. Maybe for the visit by the Big 12 opponent or when Portland comes down or in the final game of all, the Ducks and Love can find some way to patch this up and give him his moment at midcourt.
Stan Love was one of the all-time great Ducks. He deserves to be honored.
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Skier survives avalanche
An avalanche in Big Cottonwood Canyon buried a skier Saturday, though he escaped without injury, according to a report by the Utah Avalanche Center.
It happened as a group of four skiers were breaking a trail up Cardiac Ridge, located near the top of the canyon, said Utah Avalanche Center director Bruce Tremper. They had felt several collapses, but didn't think there was enough snow to create an avalanche. As they neared the top of the ridge, the skiers heard a "whumph" and felt a collapse as a slab of soft snow broke out about 100 feet above them, Tremper said. Three skiers were out of its path, but one was caught and the snow carried him more than 250 feet. It buried him completely under about 2 1/2 feet of snow.
His companions saw the tip of a ski pole sticking out of the snow, pulled on it and found it was still attached to his wrist. They dug him out in about a minute. His face was beginning to turn blue when they uncovered him, but he took a deep breath and cleared his lungs. He recovered without injury. Experts said the soft slab was likely created by wind-blown snow.
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Is the N-word ever acceptable? Depends on who uses it according to most people in media and entertainment. From the perspective of a gray haired white guy who owes much of his broadcast career to two black men, three Jewish guys from Philadelphia and a crusty old Vietnam veteran of Irish Catholic ancestry I'm not sure I buy the standard media line...


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John Caudwell: 'My fortune's not enough to help all the children...'
Posted: May 25, 2010|
Billionaire John Caudwell was born in 1953 and raised in Stoke-on-Trent. He started out in 1987 selling brick-like mobile phones after spying a commercial opportunity. From this start he built a £1.4 billion telecoms empire. In March 2000, he set up The Caudwell Charity, now Caudwell Children...
WHEN John Caudwell was eight-years-old he used to dream about driving around in an expensive car and doling out fivers.
"That was my rather childish view of philanthropy," he recalled.
John has always dreamed big. In 1987 he bought 26 bulky handsets from Motorola for £1,350 – a discount from the retail price of £1,500 – and spent eight months flogging them.
He went on to head up the Caudwell Group, a company that sold 26 phones a minute and at its peak employed 8,000 people – including up to 4,000 in North Staffordshire and South Cheshire.
It generated sales in excess of £2 billion and ran 350 Phones 4u stores nationwide.
But while building his empire John still found time for charity work and in 1999 he was appointed president of the North Staffordshire branch of the NSPCC and became the Midlands regional representative for the charity's Full Stop campaign.
"I was initially approached by the NSPCC to sponsor a cricket match. As is my way I got stuck in, took the whole thing over and was determined to raise as much money as I could.
"I went to one of the NSPCC's centres and met some of the children who had been victims of cruelty and sexual abuse and it really opened my heart to helping children."
John became frustrated at the amount of hard-raised funds that were often spent in administration and management.
In March 2000 he decided to set up a charity to make direct donations to individual children in cases of sickness, specialised medical requirements and dying wish holidays.
John said: "I wanted to make sure that every penny that was raised would be put to the best use and spent on the children that needed it.
"The charity is run like a business. It has to be efficient, it has to work in the best possible way and we work hard to negotiate the best possible deals, for example, getting discounted hotel rates for the Destination Dreams trips.
"When the charity was first set up we had a 'golden circle' of 50 miles around Stoke-on-Trent. I'd lived in Stoke-on-Trent all my life and because it was my home town I wanted to help people there.
"While Stoke-on-Trent is still very much a focus we wanted to help even more children so the charity went nationwide in 2004. I just didn't want anyone to miss out on help that they needed."
In September 2006 John sold the Caudwell Group for £1.64 billion and pledged to dedicate more time to his family and charity work.
But with a vast fortune at hand why bother with heading up a charity? Why not just give his millions away to help those in need?
"The truth is my fortune isn't enough to help all the children that need help," said John.
He points to figures which show that £2.7 billion a year is needed just to support children with autism spectrum disorders in the UK.
"My family puts about £2 million a year towards Caudwell Children. In addition I put in a lot of my time and I do a lot of networking."
Since the 1990s John has been holding charity events at his Broughton Hall mansion, near Eccleshall, and in 2007 he switched the venue for his annual May ball to London.
"We wanted to raise the profile of the charity and we thought a move down to London would benefit the ball.
"Our balls are tremendously well supported and I do a lot of networking to make sure we always get great guest lists.
"This year we had Elton John performing. Elton's a friend and I got to know him because of the donations I made to his charity. It was fantastic that he gave so much support to this year's event."
What does John see for the future of Caudwell Children?
He said: "I want this charity to be around for decades to come and to do that it must be self-supportive.
"We've got to build the brand, make it stronger, reach out to more people for donations and help more children. I want this charity to be around ad infinitum."
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The clerk asked for identification when the men tried to purchase alcohol. When he did, one of the men said it was in the car, and the release said, both men left the store.
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HOUSTON-(Dec. 7, 2011)- UT Physicians, the medical practice of The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) Medical School, will host a groundbreaking ceremony for its newest health center at 10 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 8, at 23923 Cinco Ranch Blvd.
Slated to open in the late spring of 2012, UT Physicians at Cinco Ranch will offer primary and specialty care for children, adolescents and adults.
"UT Physicians at Cinco Ranch will bring world-renowned health care to Cinco Ranch and the surrounding communities," said Andrew Casas, vice president and chief operating officer of UT Physicians. "Our primary and specialty care doctors will provide unparalleled care for patients of all ages in Cinco Ranch and surrounding areas in a convenient location right in their neighborhood."
The two-story, 11,000-square-foot clinic represents UT Physicians' continued commitment to provide the most comprehensive, high-quality and personalized medical care in the community.
"We are very pleased to announce this expansion to serve our neighbors in the Cinco Ranch/Katy area," said Giuseppe Colasurdo, M.D., president ad interim of UTHealth and dean of the UTHealth Medical School. "This growth of UT Physicians follows our latest location in Bayshore to serve the regions of Clear Lake and Pasadena. Our goals are to bring the medical expertise of the UTHealth Medical School to our neighboring Houston communities and to work closely with the local physicians to provide continuity of the best patient care."
UT Physicians, one of Houston's largest physician practices, also offers community-based medical care at its flagship location in the Texas Medical Center and at health centers throughout the Houston area, including Bellaire and in Missouri City at Sienna Plantation. The team of internationally recognized medical experts includes more than 1,000 doctors certified in 80 medical specialties.
UT Physicians at Cinco Ranch will manage health care needs for people of all ages - from infants to the elderly. The health care team will provide a range of services from routine wellness exams and care for common illnesses to highly-specialized treatments for complex medical conditions. The clinic will be connected with the entire UT Physicians practice to offer patients a quick turnaround when referred by their primary care doctor to a specialist. The health center also will utilize a secure Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system to ensure that each doctor has access to a patient's complete history, increasing patient safety and preventing duplication of diagnostic tests.
"We look forward to becoming part of the Cinco Ranch community, and when we open our doors next year, we hope many area residents will decide to make UT Physicians at Cinco Ranch their health care home," Casas said.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. Oct. 11, 2013 -- One might wonder why researchers would even care about the nuances of the one-millimeter long nematode worm, let alone take the time to study them. But the answer is simple: they can provide powerful insights into human health and disease.
New research performed at Texas Tech University and published in the journal Physics of Fluids demonstrates just that. By studying how this tiny worm swims, the researchers hope to provide insights into applications from drug screening to setting the stage for designing smart soft robots.
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The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans has long been an important organism in biology and medicine labs. It was at the center of three Nobel Prize winning investigations, and biologists routinely use this worm for studies that range from genetics, to behavior and neurobiology, to disease pathogenesis. Its genome was one of the first to be fully mapped, and at least 50% of its genes are similar to those found in humans. In addition, though its nervous system is nowhere near as complex as the human's, a complete map of its 302 neurons with 7,000 connections is known. Since a library of mutants where genes are knocked out is also available, C. elegans has become a powerful model for screening drugs, including ones for neurological diseases like Parkinson's.
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Cop Found Dead In Tamil Nadu Was Tortured By Senior, Alleges Father
Tamil Nadu News | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin | Tuesday September 22, 2015
The police officer investigating a dishonour killing case in Tamil Nadu, who was found hanging in her quarters last week, was ill-treated by her senior, her father has alleged, raising the clamour for a CBI probe into the death of his daughter.
'Wanted to Expose Corrupt Cop,' Says Man Who Shot 'Brick Attack' Video
Delhi News | Press Trust of India | Monday May 11, 2015
33-year-old Kamal Kant, who shot the three-minute video of attack on a woman by a traffic policeman, claims that he wanted to "expose the corrupt officer" who had earlier tortured his fellow driver and also took bribe from him.
West Bengal Government Faces Heat Over Alleged Police Torture of Woman
India News | Written by Monideepa Banerjie | Tuesday January 20, 2015
Opposition parties in West Bengal took up the issue over the alleged torture of a woman by police in the presence of members of the ruling Trinamool Congress, because her nephew was affiliated with the BJP.
Delhi Woman Raped, Tortured, Strangled by Friend After Fight, Say Police
India News | Reported by Sonal Mehrotra, Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Monday January 12, 2015
Two days after a woman was found brutalized and murdered in a government-run nursery in Delhi's Vasant Kunj area, the police say they have solved the case with the arrest of a man who allegedly knew her. The accused, Ramtez, worked in the nursery and was caught at the city's border on Sunday evening.
Woman Saves Indian From Bangladeshis' Captivity in Bahrain
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Wednesday October 29, 2014
An Indian, allegedly tortured and held hostage in Bahrain by five Bangladeshis for a paltry BHD800 ransom (about $2,000), was rescued with the help of his co-worker, an Indonesian woman, in an undercover police operation.
Lucknow Woman Tortured, Murdered: Autopsy Report Doesn't Establish Rape
Lucknow News | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Friday July 18, 2014
The post-mortem report of the woman, whose badly mutilated body was found in a school in Lucknow, has said she died due to hemorrhage caused by multiple injuries.
Woman Tortured, Murdered at Lucknow School, Police Suspect Rape
India News | Reported by Anant Zanane, Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Thursday July 17, 2014
The badly mutilated body of a woman was found this morning from a school in Uttar Pradesh capital Lucknow. The police are investigating whether she was raped.
Newly-Wed Woman Raped by Brother-in-Law; Tortured by In-Laws
India News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday July 9, 2014
A 19-year-old newly-wed woman was allegedly raped by her brother-in-law at Bhiwandi town in the district and was subjected to torture by her husband and other members of his family, police said today. The incident of rape had taken place on July 1, police said.
Newly-Wed Woman Allegedly Raped by Brother-in-Law; Tortured by In-Laws
India News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday July 9, 2014
A 19-year-old newly-wed woman was allegedly raped by her brother-in-law at Bhiwandi town in the district and was subjected to torture by her husband and other members of his family, police said today. The incident of rape had taken place on July 1, police said.
'Tortured' Maid's ex-Boss Denies Charges in Hong Kong Court
World News | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday June 10, 2014
A Hong Kong woman accused of torturing her Indonesian maid in a case that sparked international concern on Tuesday denied all the charges against her.
Meghalaya Government Sets up Panel to Probe Moral Policing Controversy
India News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday May 13, 2014
Meghalaya government today said it has constituted a high level inquiry committee to probe the moral policing controversy in which 12 women, including a pregnant woman, were detained and tortured for a week by members of a Non-Governmental Organisation headed by the Social Welfare department commissioner and secretary MHK Marak.
'Tortured' maid's ex-boss faces new charges in Hong Kong
World News | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday April 29, 2014
A Hong Kong woman who allegedly tortured her Indonesian domestic helper in a case which sparked international concern is facing new charges relating to unpaid wages and owed holidays, a court heard Tuesday.
Delhi: Woman alleges torture by police
Delhi News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday December 25, 2013
The Delhi High Court has sought a response from the city Police Commissioner on a woman's plea alleging she and her daughter were tortured in a police station in Delhi.
Delhi: NRI woman arrested for allegedly torturing her domestic help
Delhi News | Tanima Biswas (With IANS inputs) | Friday November 15, 2013
A US-based NRI woman was arrested on Thursday for allegedly torturing her domestic help, police said.
Court to hear bail petition of Delhi woman who allegedly tortured teen domestic help
Delhi News | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Saturday October 5, 2013
A Delhi court will today hear the bail petition of 50-year-old Vandana Dhir, who has been arrested on charges of torturing a teen from Jharkhand who worked at her residence. The teenager was rescued from Ms Dhir's South Delhi home on Monday, semi-naked and with her head battered.
Horror in a south Delhi home: Teen help tortured for a year
India News | Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Tuesday October 1, 2013
The shrieks pierced the air of the fancy South Delhi colony, revealing that something was very wrong in the apartment where a 50-year-old woman, who worked at a private company, lived with her mother.
Woman teacher allegedly sexually tortured, headmaster suspended
South | Press Trust of India | Saturday July 27, 2013
The headmaster of a panchayat school in Tukkachi village has been suspended for allegedly sexually torturing a woman teacher, who later tried to commit suicide by consuming poison, police said.
Mumbai man kidnaps, tortures and slashes ex-wife with razor blade 100 times
Mumbai News | mid-day.com | Friday July 12, 2013
While many faceless, nameless women are sure to have been through the torment that this 22-year-old girl was subjected to, few have lived to tell the horrifying tales of their ordeal.
Accused witch burned alive in Papua New Guinea
World News | Associated Press | Friday February 8, 2013
Assailants stripped, tortured and bound a woman accused of witchcraft, then burned her alive in front of hundreds of witnesses in a Papua New Guinea town, police said on Friday after one of the highest profile sorcery-related murders in this South Pacific island nation.
Blog: Rape is the fastest growing crime in India
India News | Ricken Patel, Executive Director, Avaaz.org | Friday January 25, 2013
Rape is the fastest growing crime in India, up by 875% in the last four decades. Last month, a survey showed that 92% of men in Delhi knew someone who had harassed or sexually assaulted a woman. Little wonder, when a lawyer suggests that the young woman raped and tortured on a Delhi bus would not have been attacked if she were more virtuous, and wh...
Singapore condoles medical student's death
India News | Indo-Asian News Service | Saturday December 29, 2012
The Singapore government Saturday extended its "deepest condolences" to the family of the young woman who died in Singapore on Saturday after she was savagely gang-raped and tortured in the Indian capital.
Woman allegedly raped, male colleague beaten mercilessly in Gujarat
Cities | Press Trust of India | Wednesday December 26, 2012
A 37-year-old widow was allegedly raped on Tuesday night by two unidentified people even as her male colleague was stripped and beaten mercilessly, the police said on Wednesday.
Delhi gang-rape case: missing sixth attacker arrested from village in Bihar
Cheat Sheet | Edited by Amit Chaturvedi | Friday December 21, 2012
The 23-year-old medical student who was brutally raped in a moving bus in Delhi on Sunday, has been taken off the ventilator and is attempting to speak now. All six men who allegedly raped Amanat (not her real name) are now in custody. The Delhi High Court has asked the police to share the names of the cops who failed to stop the bus, which had tin...
Dalit woman assaulted, tortured in Odisha, ten arrested
India News | Press Trust of India | Saturday September 8, 2012
Ten people were arrested for allegedly assaulting, torturing and tonsuring a Dalit woman after holding her responsible for the death of a youth under mysterious circumstances in Sambalpur district in Odisha.


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can't log on - Windows XP, Firefox 5
I just downloaded the Firefox ToDoist ap, and the other day I granted permission for todoist to use my local resources.
I try to use the T button from the firefox nav frame, I get the log-on screen with my name and password already auto-filled, but when I hit Log In nothing happens.
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Hello Mark,
please try clearing your browser cache.
If this doesn't work, go to Tools -> Options -> Privacy, choose "Use custom settings for history" and make sure "accept cookies from sites" and "accept 3rd party cookies" are both checked. Click "Exceptions", add todoist.com on the list and click "Allow".
Restart Firefox and/or reinstall the Todoist add-on. If it still won't work, go to Tools -> Advanced -> Network tab. You will see todoist.com on the lists of sites that have stored data for offline use. Select it and click "Remove".
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I have this same problem (also XP and Firefox 5), except that my problem is not with the sidebar -- it's with the main web app.
I tried David's solution to no avail - which makes me happy because I would rather not enable 3rd party cookies.
I have found, however, that I can log in if I first remove the todoist.com offline data.
This is completely reproducible. If I allow offline data and then log out, and I am not able to log back in. If I remove offline data fist, I can immediately log in.
I hope that this helps. Fortunately, I don't really have any need for offline data access.
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Thanks for a great service.
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Iggy Azalea teams up with Rita Ora for new track "Black Widow"
Ahead of her debut album release, Iggy Azalea has unveiled a new trap-infused track called "Black Widow".
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Posted 05 January 2008 - 12:42 PM
I also got to taste something that isn't on the dinner menu:
The Fried Bologna Sandwich. It's a huge slab of house-cured bologna with pickles, cheddar cheese, and topped with a fried egg. Classic Michael Symon - take a seemingly humble food and make it spectacular.
More pics on Flickr if you're interested.
Posted 06 January 2008 - 04:47 PM
The fried bologna is worth the price of admission, and the burger damned special! And if that crab gnocchi dish is on the menu - get it!
My blog: Fun Playing With Food
Posted 17 January 2008 - 09:23 PM
Posted 10 March 2008 - 07:02 PM
I am so glad I live close to Cleveland!!!
Posted 15 March 2008 - 05:16 PM
900 Literary Ave. in Tremont
2058 E. 4th St. in Cleveland (downtown)
I've got to get back to Lolita - I'm overdue for a visit.
EDIT: Removed some thread-admin comments.
Edited by edsel, 16 March 2008 - 06:28 AM.
Posted 18 March 2008 - 06:36 PM
Spicy Pork Sausage with Fresh Mozzarella, Tomato Sauce, Olive Oil, Basil
This was delicious - lots of fennel in the sausage and a perfect char on the crust. There was an appetizer none of us had tried yet:
Grilled Zucchini Salad with ovendried tomatos, eggplant, pine nuts, basil.
Tuesday is Pig Roast Night.
Extra-crisp skin this time. The mostarda and fingerling potatoes were terrific.
And finally, Lemon Semifreddo with Basil Syrup for dessert.
The perfect end to another wonderful meal.
Posted 22 March 2008 - 11:21 AM
Slice Shot
The sausage was fantastic; made in in-house!
Zucchini App Close Up
This was the first appetizer from the "new menu" that I wasn't wild about. There was nothing wrong with it - it just didn't wow me, the way most of the Lolita food does.
Pig Roast - Yum!
Bob also got the Pig Roast, and it was wonderful - as Edsel said, lots of crispy skin!
Pig Trotter
As difficult as it was to pass up the Pig Roast - I keep getting detoured past the entrees on the "new menu" (which I keep putting in quotes, because it's been around a while, and will be the "old menu" before I get through half of it at the rate I'm going) and I was determined to try the Lasagna. OMG - fresh pasta sheets, lots of fresh cheeses and meats, little sauce, and incredibly satisfying flavors.
This was my first time trying this dessert - and again, Edsel hit it - it is the perfect end to dinner at Lolita!
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Posted 07 April 2008 - 05:41 PM
Pig's ears are back! Well, at least they were on Friday, as a special. Served with pickled fennel and roasted cipollini onions.
There's yet another great pizza added to the menu:
Shredded roast pork, smoked cheddar, salsa verde. The crust was perfectly crisp. What a heavenly pizza!
Seared scallops on a bed of cauliflower purée. Just luscious.
One of my dining companions had (house made) linguini with clams, and another had arugula salad with fresh goat cheese. Both were very tasty.
I finished with a cheese plate with truffle honey and fig relish. My companions had the chocolate pot de creme and the stout ice cream with crushed pretzels. Smile all around.
Posted 07 April 2008 - 05:49 PM
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Posted 07 April 2008 - 05:58 PM
Here's a slightly bleary picture:
I should mention that our server Michael was new (at least to me) and quickly picked up on the fact that he had a bunch of foodies on his hands. He was clearly up to speed on the entire menu and sensed that we wanted all the details. Excellent service to go with the awesome food.
Posted 30 April 2008 - 11:59 AM
Ricotta Cheese Dip
It was as tasty as it looks!
Fried Zucchini with Goat Cheese
Yum - I liked this much better than the Zucchini Salad they did before.
Pork and Smoked Cheddar Pizza
I believe this is the same pie as Edsel posted about above, but I don't remember any salsa verde; they may have tweaked that (or my memory may simply suck).
"White Prosciutto" Pizza
Coined by Mario Batali - code for lomo.
Pork Roast Plate
Luscious pig meat, a skin-covered rib and a crispy crackling, over a luxurious butternut squash/butter puree, accompanied by Brussels Sprouts sauteed in bacon. Seven of the eight adults at our table ordered the Pig Roast, and we licked our plates clean!
Pork and Veal Meatballs in Tomato Broth with Fontina, Pancetta & Pine Nuts
This is served with the diner's choice of side (Shelley opted for cheesy polenta).
Lemon Semifreddo,
Topped with the most ethereal Basil Syrup and fresh berries.
Dang, I really wanted to try the linguini with clams. Or the fish special (cod) - but that pig just called to me, and I had to play with him (or her)!
Lolita continues to impress - I just need to go on a night other than Tuesday!
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Posted 30 April 2008 - 12:07 PM
That ricotta dip looked awesome, too. Was it similar to a Greek skordalia (skorthalia)?
Methinks I need to get back to Lolita soon.
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Posted 30 April 2008 - 12:13 PM
Yum, now I am salivating. The salsa verde that came on the pork and cheese pizza came across more as a gremolata than a salsa verde. Either way, it was delicious. And that pizza crust ... OMG.
That ricotta dip looked awesome, too. Was it similar to a Greek skordalia (skorthalia)?
Methinks I need to get back to Lolita soon.
Say (or PM) the word, my hungry friend!
It's been so long since I had skordalia that I couldn't tell you; but it was fresh a delicious!
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Posted 12 July 2008 - 03:23 PM
A concert up the street plus a baseball game at Progressive field made for a lot of activity on E. 4th St. I grabbed a snapshot of the new patio seating. E. 4th St. has now been blocked off to all but pedestrian traffic starting at the valet parking drive next to Lola. The patio was empty at that hour (5:30) but the bar area was stacked three deep. I heard an out-of-towner shouting into his cell phone: "I'm at some bar called LOLO". Guess he's not a Food Network fan.
We were seated at the Chef's Table, a big slab of alabaster overlooking the open kitchen. I started out with a cocktail.
Pomegranate & Figs "Martini"
I put scare quotes around the word "Martini", but this drink was quite good. A tad sweet, but that was expected given that it is made with fig syrup.
Michael Symon was not in the house - probably out filming some TV series. Lola's Chef de Cuisine Derek Clayton was running the show. He's a veteran of Takashi Yagihashi's Tribute in Detroit, and also worked at Doug Katz's Fire on Shaker Square. Chef Derek started us out with a dish they're still tinkering with.
Berkshire pork belly with Apricot glaze
That's what I'm calling it, anyways. The pork belly is cured, slow cooked, deep fried, and coated with a delicate apricot glaze and served with sliced fruit and jicama. It was over-the-top delicious, reminding me of a "pork crouton" dish they did at Lolita a couple of years back at a special Slow Food dinner.
Next up was a selection of charcuterie, all house-cured. The venison salami and the bresaola (from local beef, no less) were standouts, but everything on the plate was terrific, down to the tiny cornichons.
House-Made Charcuterie
This was accompanied by a sparkling rosé from Oregon.
Next up, chef Derek sent out a platter of beef marrow with a variety of garnishes in little bowls. This is off-menu, but the marrow is used as an accompaniment to a steak that is on the menu. Our table was unanimous: this should be available as an appetizer in it's own right. The marrow is lightly dusted with flour and deep fried. This gives it a delicate crust surrounding the ultra-rich marrow. Served with flat-leaf parsley, pickled onions, lemon wedges, salsa verde, and coarse sea salt. Mix and match to you liking. Awesome dish.
Chef Derek Clayton describes the marrow dish to the table.
My selection.
Next up for me was a sweetbread appetizer. Lola does the best sweetbreads.
Sweetbreads with wild mushrooms.
Here's the Berkshire bacon appetizer from the regular menu. Served with cornbread and BBQ sauce. It's delicious, but I think the new version with apricot glaze is even better.
Berkshire bacon appetizer.
I chose the braised beef short ribs for my main. The ribs are super-tender. I believe they're cooked sous-vide. The ribs were great, but the real stand-out for me was (oddly enough) the braised baby turnips.
Beef Short Ribs
Pastry chef Cory Barrett sent up a trio of desserts not on the current menu. I think some variant of these dishes may appear on the new menu they're rolling out. There were some great flavor combinations, like the creamy bleu cheese with mango and caramel sauce. The "tropical drink" dessert combined coconut and pineapple and sported a paper umbrella. Like a piña colada. Silly but also very tasty. The dessert course was accompanied by a lovely floral Sauternes.
Dessert sampling.
A fitting end to an awesome meal.
Posted 12 July 2008 - 05:23 PM
I heard an out-of-towner shouting into his cell phone: "I'm at some bar called LOLO". Guess he's not a Food Network fan.
Maybe he was Filipino and really liked his grandfather? (Across all Filipino languages (I think), "lolo" means "grandfather" and "lola" means "grandmother".)
Next up, chef Derek sent out a platter of beef marrow with a variety of garnishes in little bowls. This is off-menu, but the marrow is used as an accompaniment to a steak that is on the menu. Our table was unanimous: this should be available as an appetizer in it's own right. The marrow is lightly dusted with flour and deep fried. This gives it a delicate crust surrounding the ultra-rich marrow. Served with flat-leaf parsley, pickled onions, lemon wedges, salsa verde, and coarse sea salt. Mix and match to you liking. Awesome dish.
Mmmmm...I want that! And the bacon appetizer, and the beef short ribs!
I have to think of a reason to go to Cleveland.
Posted 12 July 2008 - 06:38 PM
Lola's Chef's Table perches you right next to the open kitchen. Even when Michael Symon is not in the house (he was in Colorado shooting Dinner Impossible last night), his team brilliantly executes his vision.
My take take on the Pork Experiment:
My plate loaded with Charcuterie:
Even though pickles (or anything made from cucumber) are usually on my "disgusto" list - these little guys were awesome!
The marrow was simply amazing:
My "sandwich":
Alaskan Salmon Entree
Fooled you - I didn't go to a Michael Symon restaurant on my birthday to eat fish - the man has a pig tattoed on his body, after all!
Lamb Loin Chops, Merguez, Cous Cous, Fava Beans
This entree was perfection on a plate. Two simply prepared loins of Colorado lamb, accompanied by a tender, house made lamb (with a bit of pork fat) sausage patty (merguez), toothsome Israeli Cous Cous, fresh fava beans and a gentle jus that did nothing to upstage the marvelous flavors. Made fresh for the birthday girl!
1/3 of dessert - Bleu Cheese with Sliced Mango, Fresh Caramel, and Fresh Berries - simply amazing - Cory Barrett is a genius!
There are more photos and info on my blog..
prasantrin - we'll host you in Cleveland any time!
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Posted 06 August 2008 - 07:25 AM
First - the four of us shared a new appetizer:
Roasted Tomatoes with Feta, Skordalia & Herbs
We cleaned the plate with our bread - it was that good!
Next - Pizza!
Duck Prosciutto Pizza
This pizza is now topped with two organic eggs, in addition to Parmesan Cheese, Olive Oil & Rosemary. The crust was perfectly tender yet crunchy.
And finally, the main event:
Roast Pig over Mascarpone Cheesy Polenta
This delight was topped with garden watercress, olive oil, and candied walnuts. And perched regally above it all - a freshly rendered crackling! My husband was moaning with delight as he ate it. And yes, it was that good. Moreover, at $19 a plate - it is a value that can't be beat!
We were too stuffed for dessert. But we'll be back at Lolita Monday August 11! They are holding a benefit dinner for the Northern Ohio Convivium of Slow Food. Admission is $50, which includes dinner, 1 glass of wine, tax and gratuity. For $200, dinner comes with unlimited wine, and a raffle ticket (the winner will be drawn at the conclusion of the festivities) to win a trip to Italy in conjunction with Terra Madre, or a cooking class for 10 taught by Michael Symon, or 8 other prizes.
The roster of chefs who will be cooking includes:
Matt Harlan, Lolita (who will be roasting a whole Miller Livestock Lamb in his China Box)
Karen Small, The Flying Fig
Dominic Cerino, Retired (who is rumored to be bringing Copper River Salmon)
Jonathon Sawyer, Bar Cento
Dion Tsevedos, Chef to Chef foods
Rocco Whalen, Farenheit
Eric Williams, Momocho
Heather Haviland, Sweet Mosaic/Lucky's (and her peach cobbler at the Annie Chiu benefit last week was to die for!!)
Michael Symon, Iron Chef, Dinner Impossible, Lola, Lolita
You can call Lolita for reservations; there are only 120 seats - 216-771-5652.
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Posted 20 October 2008 - 01:30 PM
Posted 21 October 2008 - 06:41 AM
If you go on Tuesday, and the weather isn't a total storm, expect a Pig Roast. I haven't had a bad one yet!
Make sure to try a pizza (the pulled pork and cheddar and the duck prosciutto and egg are both awesome, and I'm usually a purist about my pizza, preferring plain cheese to fancy toppings). They are all wonderful.
Otherwise - I'd say its hard to go wrong - the pastas are excellent, as are the meats (even the roast chicken is delicious, though I'd go for something more interesting, myself). We've talked about the great apps above on this thread - I'm partial to the stuffed dates and the chicken wings, though the beet salad is also fantastic. Make sure that you try the cheesy polenta (which comes under the chicken liver appetizer or as a side dish on its own).
I would probably skip the fish special and stick with meats, pasta, pizza, charcuterie and appetizers. I've heard (and read above) that the linguine with clam sauce (which they didn't have last time, but which may be on the fall menu) is excellent also.
Please report back!
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Posted 26 October 2008 - 03:35 PM
We had an appetizer of lamb sausage stuffed in a (surprisingly hot) Hungarian pepper. Tasty, but the heat of the pepper got to me after a while.
We also had the roasted marrow with salsa verde. This is served with little crostini and a narrow spoon for scooping the marrow out of the bone, which is split lengthwise. If you're a fan of beef marrow this is a must-get. There's a little pile of pickled onions to cut the richness of the marrow. Perfect!
Posted 27 October 2008 - 07:30 PM
roasted bone marrow. This was very delicious.
duck confit pizza. loved the egg on this pizza.
on the left, a shrimp appetizer. On the right, chicken livers. I really like they have stuff like chicken livers and bone marrow on this menu. Good stuff. The shrimp were OK. Nothing really special about them in my opinion.
meatballs.. These were delicious!! Very good.
pork chop. The peaches in there worked really, really well. Not really a fall fruit, but still, it worked.
roast chicken. This was my entree. Really nice. Not sure how they did it, but the skin was a beautiful golden brown. I suppose it wasn't roasted whole, rather cut, then seared off, then pan roasted. Anyway, nice roast chicken. and there was a lot of it. It must have been a half a small chicken.
There were some side dishes there too. Didn't get pics of them. I had polenta with my chicken. There was also a nice corn dish. And one more thing, but I can't recall exactly what it was. My dessert was a chocolate pot de creme. Really nice and simple. But tasty.
Anyway, very impressed with Lolita. Great food. Nice, cozy neighborhood feel to the place. And so very reasonably priced for the level of cooking and quality of ingredients here. Really good dining value.
Posted 06 November 2008 - 03:31 PM
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Posted 04 October 2009 - 05:00 PM
No pictures this time, but I had the braised bacon appetizer, the hangar steak, and the peach "melba" We also ordered some beef cheek perogies for the table. Can't recall exactly what everyone else had, but I know one friend had a pork chop and the 6 AM Special (pork in every course!!). I want to say one of the other mains ordered was salmon.
Anyway, it was all good. I really liked the braised bacon. I am curious as to how it's made. I want to get my hands on a slab of bacon so I can try to make it. Only issue I had was that I thought my steak was a bit more rare than I wanted (asked for medium rare, and it seemed closer to what I would call rare)


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OMAHA, Neb. - The No. 8 ranked University of Louisville baseball team practiced for 50 minutes and met with reporters Thursday at Rosenblatt Stadium in preparation for the program's first ever appearance at the College World Series. U of L will face the No. 2 seeded Rice Owls in the 2007 College World Series opener Friday at 2 p.m. ET at historic Rosenblatt Stadium and the game will be televised nationally by ESPN2.
The Cards opened Thursday morning with a 50-minute open practice session, the team's first opportunity to get familiar with the playing surface and the surroundings at Rosenblatt Stadium. Following the practice, the Cardinal players met with reporters and participated in an autograph session with the fans, while later in the afternoon, head coach Dan McDonnell met with reporters in the official pre-series press conference.
"We're definitely very excited to be here and it's been a very special year for the 25 players that are here, especially the 10 seniors," McDonnell said. "I really leaned on that group of seniors and I challenged them to lead our group. This is a great opportunity for the University of Louisville and we brag about the success we've had and that 17 of our 22 Division I sports have played in an NCAA post-season event this year. Our challenge to the kids in the fall was to get on board the train of success and for them to be apart of this university and this athletic department, they'd have to step it up."
Thursday evening's events at the College World Series include Fan Fest throughout the day outside Rosenblatt Stadium, the Road to Omaha Jam from 5 to 8:30 p.m. CT featuring country artist Rodney Atkins and the Opening Ceremonies at 9 p.m. CT, featuring an Olympic-style introduction of the eight qualifying teams. The Navy Leap Frogs parachute team will return this year accompanied by music and narration. Nine jumpers will leap out of an aircraft at an altitude of 12,500 feet. During free fall, jumpers reach speeds of 120 mph and can accelerate up to 180 mph by pulling their arms to their sides and straightening their legs into what is called a "track." The day's activities will conclude with a fireworks extravaganza.
Friday's opening day of action will conclude with No. 3 North Carolina and Mississippi State at 7 p.m. ET. The winners of Friday's game will meet on Sunday at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN2, while the losing teams on Friday will face off in an elimination game Sunday at 2 p.m. ET on ESPN.
U of L (46-22) advanced to Omaha with last Sunday's impressive 20-2 victory over Oklahoma State in the third and decisive game of the Super Regional. Prior to that, the Cards advanced through the Columbia (Mo.) Regional with back-to-back wins over No. 1 seeded Missouri. Rice (54-12) returns to Omaha for the second consecutive year and the fourth time in the last six years after winning all five of its game in the 2007 NCAA tournament. The Owls won the 2003 College World Series championship, the school's first NCAA team title in any sport.


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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (March 25, 2012) - The William and Mary lacrosse team led ninth-ranked Penn State midway through the second half, but the Nittany Lions rallied back for a 9-7 victory on Sunday afternoon at PSU Lacrosse Field.
The tightly contested game featured four ties, and neither team led by more than two goals at any point.
Junior Kyrstin Mackrides led the Tribe (2-8) with three goals, while freshman Kaleigh Noon recorded two assists and a team-high three draw controls. Defensively, senior Sarah Mulvey caused two turnovers and totaled three ground balls, while freshman goalie Lucy Ferguson finished with a game-high 11 saves.
Although Penn State (8-2) got on the scoreboard first with a goal by Tatum Coffey less than a minute into play, the Tribe responded with a 3-0 run. Sophomore Jenna Dougherty provided the first goal off an assist from Noon with 28:00 showing, while Mackrides found the back of the cage less than three minutes later. Senior Maggie Anderson finished off the run midway through the half off another assist from Noon.
PSU outscored the College, 2-1, during the remainder of the half to narrow the margin to one, 4-3, at the intermission. Mackrides provided the Tribe's goal during the stretch.
Ferguson came up big during the opening half, as she totaled eight saves during the opening 30 minutes of action.
W&M struck first in the second stanza, as Mackrides tallied her third goal of the afternoon with 24:36 remaining. However, PSU answered with back-to-back goals by Molly Fernandez to knot the score at 5-5 with 20:19 on the clock.
The College reclaimed one-goal leads on two more occasions following scores by senior Jenny Michael (17:23) and sophomore Taelor Salmon (13:20), but PSU closed the game with three unanswered goals to secure the comeback victory.
Penn State outshot W&M, 33-16, and owned a 23-15 advantage in ground balls, while each team totaled nine draw controls apiece.
Fernandez led Penn State with three goals, while Coffey and Mackenzie Cyr both scored twice.
With its non-conference slate complete, the Tribe will begin league play when it hosts Old Dominion next Sunday at 1:30 p.m.


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