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Posted on: April 26, 2009 9:51 pm
Broncos' 2009 Draft
this is just brutal...a continuation of the black hole this once-great franchise has found itself in since the end of last season...
i think Moreno could be a good NFL back, but he was NOT the pick to make here...i dont know that he's all that much better than some of the RBs drafted after him...and let's not forget that out of the 15 RBs the Broncos had on the roster going into the draft, while i wouldnt pencil any of them in for a trip to Canton as anything besides a paying customer, they have some decent backs...Selvin Young and Peyton Hillis played well before getting hurt, and Shanahan was pretty high on Torain, who never got to do much because of injury...and living here in Eagles country, i've seen Buckhalter's entire career close up...the Birds were really high on him, but 2 season-ending knee injuries allowed Westbrook to become the man here...but when Buckhalter was put in the game to spell Westbrok, he played pretty well...my point being, with ALL the other holes on this team, both inherited by and created by mcdouchebag, RB was not a concern that early in the draft...
it's been well-documented how bad the Broncos' D is...as much as i love high-scoring, offensive football, defense wins championships (as we saw up-close-and-personal last year)...and when you pretty much have to rebuild everything outside of Champ Bailey and B-Dawk, you have to start with the front 7, especially the D-line...instead they went from the other direction (when they even bothered to address the defense, that is), drafting only 1 LB and NO D-linemen...mcdouchebag has had a bug up his ass about Scheffler since day one for whatever reason, so he'll be gone after this year, but Richard Quinn in the 2nd round? a guy who had 12 catches in his college career?
and then trying to come up with his own Tom Brady or Matt "Career Benchwarmer" Cassell by drafting Brandstater in the 6th round? even IF that guy gets to the point where he can compete against the likes of Kyle Orton or Chris Simms for a starting job, you're looking at 2-3 years out...do you REALLY want Orton or Simms as your starting QB for that long?
don't even get me started about getting a 2nd round pick this year for what most likely will be a top-10 (or possibly top-5) pick next year...i'm ready to put my fist through the wall over that one...seriously, WTF!?!?!?!?!!?!!!! i think i saw that in an episdoe of Leave it to Beaver, where Eddie Haskell gave The Beaver a shiny new quarter for a raggedy old $10 bill....
mcdouchebag is big on his 'system', but honestly, i cant figure out what the hell it is...it just seems to me like he's pulling stuff out of his ass because he has no clue what he's doing...i mean, he does realize that you generally only have 2 RBs on the field in an offensive formation, and 4 DBs in a standard defensive formation, right?
you look at where this team was 4 months ago, and obviously the defense needed to be laid waste to with an H-bomb and completely rebuilt (with the exception of Champ)...as much as i love Shanny, i could see the side of the argument about why he should've gone...but consider the fact that with an AVERAGE defense last year, this team wins 11-12 games and the division...now, 4 months removed from the end of the season, the defense is only incrementally better (because let's face it, it couldn't have been much worse), and now the offense is completely trashed...and the worst part of it all is the fact that it's not a case of you know we'll suffer this year, but things will be better next year...i don't get that feeling at all...i feel like in mcdouchebag's attempt to turn our team into the Denver Patriots, we wound up with the Rocky Mountain Raiders...i just have 6 words for you all:
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Posted on: April 2, 2009 5:06 pm
Give me Cutler, or give me death
To everybody from sportswriters and ex-QBs who don't even qualify as "washed-up" because they are "never-weres" (I'm looking at YOU, Tim Hasselbeck), and everybody in between who says that Jay Cutler is a crybaby and the Broncos are better off without him, you are WRONG. You're talking about trading a 25-year-old, Pro Bowl franchise QB who has a cannon for an arm, who just came off a season leading his team to the # 2 ranking of all offenses in the league (with a revolving door at RB due to injuries). In what universe does it make sense to trade this guy for Matt "Career Benchwarmer" Cassel? If guys like Cutler are so easy to find, and he's so much of a problem, then how come at least 10-12 teams have contacted the Broncos about acquiring him?
Oh, because he's a "crybaby", and pouting because they talked about trading him. The history of pro sports is filled with great players who didn't exactly have a great, friendly personality (and yes, there have even been a few criminals from time-to-time—shocking, I know). Well, maybe it's me, but if I'm anywhere in management on a team, from the owner down to the assistant coaches, I'd rather have guys who'd get pissed about me talking about trading them than a steady drumbeat of players who can't wait to get out the door. When the story about the trade for Cassel broke, if I was Pat Bowlen, Cutler's reaction actually would've actually given me a sense of pride that I'd built my franchise to the point where my star player was seriously upset about the idea of trading him, and I would've stepped in right there to fix it.
People say, "it's a business, and he has to get over it", which is true. As much as I'm on Cutler's side in this (100%, for the record), he definitely could've handled this better on his end, and he does have to accept the fact that in pro sports, anyone can be traded (except a baseball player who is 10/5 or has a no-trade clause, or an NBA player who can't be moved due to his contract and the NBA's ridiculous salary cap rules). At the same time, I don't blame him for being pissed off, and worrying about where he stands with the team. The head coach who drafted him and built the offense around him gets fired, but Bowlen says, "Jay's our guy". Jeremy Bates, the QB coach, was let go even though Cutler specifically asked that he be kept on. (Let's take a minute here to remember that when it comes to coaching or player personnel moves, the franchise players aren't necessarily asked for their opinion on a move, but are kept in the loop by management, and this pretty much goes on across the board in all sports, so, no, I don't think that Cutler was being unreasonable when he asked if Bates could be kept on). Cutler meets with McDaniels and they start to go over the playbook, and McDaniels tells Cutler that he's excited to work with him. Then, on the day Cutler leaves for Nashville, McDaniels is on the phone trying to trade him, and Cutler finds out from sources outside the Bronco organization. Then, they bring in a scrub QB in Chris Simms, who's thrown 2 passes in 2 years, as a backup who's making more money than Cutler, the Pro Bowl starter. Do you blame Cutler for being pissed, and for feeling that he can't trust McDaniels, especially considering who his former employers are, and their reputation for less than above-board tactics? I've been in situations where I've done great at my job, but my bosses come in and undercut me, and speak out of both sides of their mouth, and you know what, it sucks, and I was pissed, and got to the point where I couldn't trust them, so yeah, I understand where he's coming from on that.
But THAT'S why he's a crybaby, and the team is better off without him? Because he got pissed off when they weren't honest with him? If that's the WORST you can say about this guy and his behavior, please, I'll take him, and more like him. It's not like he did something selfish and careless by breaking his contract and riding his motorcycle into an SUV (Roethlisberger); says that he wants his contract torn up and extended (even though he's over 30, with a history of injuries)—but only if you bring in better players on offense, otherwise don't bother renegotiating (McNabb); got convicted of torturing and killing dogs and running an interstate gambling operation over it (not even going to mention that piece of sh**'s name); went to Cancun with his girlfriend the week before a playoff game—which he lost (Romo); or cares more about his "game" than his game (Leinart). You never hear about Jay Cutler getting caught running someone down while they were DUI, or failing a drug test, or getting arrested on weapons charges.
And I have to wonder, with all the people who are saying that "It's a business, he needs to get over it", how many of these same people rip a player for leaving a team he's spent his entire career with in order to play for the highest bidder, and call him a mercenary and bemoan the fact that there's no loyalty in sports any more, and that the players are only in it for the money? Loyalty works both ways. The Broncos created this mess by not showing loyalty to Cutler. This might be McDaniels' attempt to assert control over this team, but how many players in the locker room are thinking to themselves, "If they treated our franchise QB this way, how am I going to be treated?" While loyalty should not be the be-all end-all when it comes to personnel decisions, it just makes sense to me that if a team shows loyalty to it's players, most will be loyal back to the team. Teams that operate this way are generally more successful, often times the atmosphere is so good that players are willing to give them a hometown discount, freeing up money for other moves, and you become an attractive place for players to want to go, be it through the draft, free agency, or a trade.
If Jay Cutler's biggest crime is expecting the Broncos to show the same loyalty to him that he's shown to them, and being pissed when they didn't, then give me a team full of Cutlers.
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created for italian furniture company mattiazzi, the 'osso' collection by french designers ronan and erwan bouroullec is a series of seating objects set to include a chair, armchair, children's chair as well as high and low stools. each of the furniture pieces is made from wood – oak, maple or ash – of the highest quality, with the sensuality of the natural material becoming the focus of the design. the chairs are sculpted using solar powered, digitally controlled equipment, resulting in a high-tech assembling system.
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In the strange, dark, post-apocalyptic world envisioned by playwright Suzan-Lori Parks in F***ing A at The Studio Theatre in Washington, D.C., Hester (Jennifer L. Nelson) provides a service that is viewed by the community as a necessary evil. Branded with the letter A on her breast, she sees herself as a sincere, hard-working albeit disgraced aborter, a woman who helps other women, while socking away money to buy the privilege of visiting her long-lost son, Monster (Jahi Kearse), in prison.
Parkswhose credits include the Pulitzer Prize-winning Topdog/Underdogtook Nathaniel Hawthornes novel The Scarlet Letter as the inspiration for this piece. The characters in F***ing A live in a future world where old racial stereotypes sadly survive and flourish. The mayor-for-life (Craig Wallace, looking a lot like Paul Robeson in The Emperor Jones) is a misogynistic bully who is frustrated because his White First Lady (Jjana Valentiner) is unable to bear him a son. Hes carrying on an affair with the brazen yet shrewd Canary (Ashley Ware), a young Black woman who keeps a jaded yet protective eye out for Hester.
During the first half hour or so of the play, youre treated to the genius of Parks masterful use of the language. There are sharp turns of irony and humor in the dialogue, and the cast delivers with powerful performances. The women also share a languagea Parks-created patois they use when talking about vaginas and breasts and pregnancies.
Suddenly, Hester, Canary and a chorus of break into songthe Working Womans Song to be exact. Parkss dark tale of judgment and despair takes a jarring left turn and becomes a musical. And instead of this song and dance (yes, theres some dancing too) enriching the production, the remainder of the play feels contrived and ill-fitting.
While Hester naively dreams of sharing a picnic with her son Monster, shes also nursing a grudge against The First Lady who apparently had a part in sending her boy to prison.
She doesnt know that Monster has already busted out of prison and is being pursued by The Huntersthe all-White, black leather-clad bounty hunters (Brandon Waite, Perter Pereyra, Matt MacNelly and Aaron Kozloff) who have fun singing The Hunters Creed (We hunt, but we do not eat what we catch. Thatd be a little weird, dont you think?)
Yes, it is a little weird.
The remainder of the plot is filled with stark brutality and grief. The violence and animality of F***ing A is shocking, and draining, which is apparently what Parks had in mind. The irreverent use of the song and dance, while interesting, also adds an air of perversity to the work. Its a rough, raw evening of in-your-face theater that in the end leaves you hungering for some message of redemption.
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Ivan Dixon
( b. Apr 06, 1931 New York, New York, USA - d. Mar 16, 2008 Charlotte, North Carolina, USA ) Male
Ivan Dixon was an actor and director best known for playing Sgt. James Kinchloe on the 1960s sitcom "Hogan's Heroes" but whose films included vivid portrayals of black struggles in the American South and insurrectionist inclinations in the North.
In "Nothing but a Man" Mr. Dixon played a young black railroad worker who gives up his job to marry a minister's daughter, played by Abbey Lincoln, and then runs into trouble for not knowing his place in the Deep South. In a 1991 article on the history of black films, Vincent Canby wrote in The New York Times that "Nothing but a Man" was "way ahead of its time."
"The Spook Who Sat by the Door," based on the novel by Sam Greenlee, tells the tale of Dan Freeman, the first black officer in the Central Intelligence Agency. After five years of menial assignments, Freeman quits, takes what he has learned about terrorist tactics and goes to Chicago, where he tries to put together a black guerrilla operation.
Although "The Spook" aroused controversy and was soon pulled from theaters, it later gained cult status as a bootleg video and, in 2004, was released on DVD. At that time Mr. Dixon told The Times that the movie had tried only to depict black anger, not to suggest armed revolt as a solution.
Mr. Dixon directed scores of television shows, including episodes of "The Waltons," "The Rockford Files," "Magnum, P.I.," "Quincy" and "In the Heat of the Night." In 1967 he played the title role in a CBS Playhouse drama, "The Final War of Olly Winter," about a veteran of World War II and the Korean War who decides that Vietnam will be his final war. For that role he received an Emmy nomination for best single performance by an actor.
Mr. Dixon graduated from North Carolina Central University in 1954 with a drama degree. His big break came in 1957 when he appeared on Broadway in William Saroyan's Cave Dwellers. Two years later he played Joseph Asagai, the charming, mannerly Nigerian student visiting the United States in Lorraine Hansberry's Raisin in the Sun, the first play written by a black woman to be produced on Broadway.
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So I saw this iPad app called Blogsy in the App Store. I just wanted to try it out and see how easy it is to post to my blog with it, even though I don't ever post to this blog ever. Wow, the last time I posted was almost a year ago. Hmm… Well maybe I'll post more now. Yeah, I doubt it too.
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CONCORD, N.C. (AP) -- Kurt Busch's attempt at completing "The Double" is over after his car blew an engine late in the Coca-Cola 600.
Busch finished sixth in his first Indianapolis 500 and was attempting to become the second driver to complete 1,100 miles in both races on the same day.
Busch ended up completing about 907 miles in his quest to join Tony Stewart as the only other driver to complete The Double.
Busch qualified 28th for the Coca-Cola 600 but had to start the 400-lap race at the rear of the field because he didn't make it to the track in time for the driver's meeting. He arrived at the track via helicopter about an hour before the start of the Sprint Cup race.
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One Year Ago: 2012
? The 10th annual Kewaunee FFA Alumni Tractor and Truck Pull takes to the track Sept. 8 at the Heritage Farm. Possible special features hinted at are semi-truck pulling as well as a visit from a monstrous Big Bud tractor.
? A five-day sting by federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Northeastern Wisconsin led to the arrest of 28 immigrants in 13 cities, including four in Casco
? Virginia Feld Johnson and Hans Nell have completed work on a second volume of work regarding the commercial history of Algoma. The proceeds from the publication have been donated to the Algoma Public Library.
10 Years Ago: 2003
? Sheriff John Cmeyla has announced the opening of the Kewaunee County Sheriff's Department interactive web site on the Internet at www.kewauneesheriff.com.
? The Kewaunee County Avian Quiz Bowl Team won the Wisconsin championship at the 2003 Wisconsin State Fair. Team members, all from Luxemburg, are Jason Szaroletta, Melissa Dorner, Kimberly Dorner and Joey Ahrens.
? The start of a lifelong love of reading begins by putting books into the hands of young children. This is the purpose of the First Book Program, a literacy program slated to begin at the Helping Hands Day Care Center in Algoma this fall.
25 Years Ago: 1988
? Legalized gambling will be available in at least 21 Kewaunee County locations, which will begin selling lottery tickets on Wednesday, Sept. 14.
? About 3,500 apple crates were brought down out of the They's Orchard barn, a tradition in Luxemburg just prior to picking time.
? Dawn Deprey, daughter of Ron and Lenore Deprey, and Thomas DeGuelle, son of Anthony and Mary DeGuelle, all of Algoma, were married at St. Mary Church. The groom is a graduate of UW-Stevens Point and the bride graduated from UW-Whitewater. They will reside in Appleton.
40 Years Ago: 1973
? Jack Jira has been elected by the board of directors and named executive secretary-treasurer of the Kewaunee Chamber of Commerce to succeed Mrs. Elizabeth Wolske.
? Marvin J. Sibilsky, 55, of Algoma, died Thursday at Milwaukee County General Hospital, after a month-long illness. He was principal of the Algoma Elementary School and the Kewaunee County civil defense director.
? Jose del Carmen Gonzalez Martinez of Panama arrived in Kewaunee on Sept. 1. He will be a foreign exchange student and live with his host family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith and their four children for the school year.
50 Years Ago: 1963
? The only new member of the Casco High School faculty is Fred Yagodinski, a graduate of Marquette University in Milwaukee.
? At the close of the summer school session, Knudt Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller of Forestville, received his master of science degree in horticulture from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Miller will serve as a research technician at Michigan State University where he will enroll as a Ph.D. candidate this fall.
? The Boy Rangers of the Catholic Order of Foresters have announced a chili supper scheduled for Monday, Sept. 16, in the Holy Rosary church basement in Kewaunee. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Holy Rosary convent.
60 Years Ago: 1953
? The Rev. Blaise Peters will be installed as pastor of St. Louis Church, Dyckesville, on Tuesday evening, Sept. 23, the Feast of St. Michael the Archangel.
? Bill Hettiger, an Algoma townsman, produced a bumper crop of peaches from his two-tree Fifth Street orchard, stealing a little glory from the state of Georgia.
? Don DeMeuse, a student at Algoma High School, proved his popularity with his classmates a second time. He was elected president of the senior class this year, and last year he was president of the junior class.
75 Years Ago: 1938
? The Casco Graded and High Schools began their fall term on Sept. 6. The course of study has been entirely revised to include practical subjects for beginning students and a wider range of subjects for those in the higher classes.
? Work has begun on the north end of the beach in Algoma. It is a WPA project which includes park improvement plans. With good weather conditions, the work should go ahead with increasing speed.
? Dal Ackerman, Algoma, and George Smithwick, town of Casco, University of Wisconsin engineering students, earned sophomore honors for their first two years in attendance. The recognition is given to a percentage of "upper bracket" students with high scholastic grades.
90 Years Ago: 1923
? Miss Mary Vandervest, Lincoln, and Fred Delain, Casco, were married at St. Peter's Church in Lincoln on Tuesday. They will make their home in Casco.
? H.R. Erichsen, formerly of Kewaunee, has been elected president of the Bank of Green Bay. He has been serving as cashier at that institution since it was founded in 1909.
? Jorgenson Bros. of Denmark were awarded the contract to build the structure intended to house the Algoma Farmers' Cooperative Company. Modern equipment will be used throughout the building.
100 Years Ago: 1913
? A "stag" event for local firemen was held at city hall last Thursday evening. The bill of fare included 40 chickens.
? Teachers from all over the county gathered in Kewaunee to attend the annual summer institute. Officers chosen are E.C. Post, president; Albert Vlach, vice president; Emily Drissen, secretary; and Joseph F. Novotny, treasurer.
? Stella Barrand, the 13-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barrand, fell out of an apple tree last Saturday and dislocated her right shoulder. An X-ray exam of the fracture was made in Green Bay.
110 Years Ago: 1903
? The steamer Chicago was in the area Sunday morning, the first boat of the line to stop for a number of days. Enough freight was loaded so that no further stops needed to be made until it reached Milwaukee.
? New uniforms for the National Band of Kewaunee have arrived. They are a green shade with black braid trim.
? Thomas H. Burke and Mamie Smithwick were united in marriage in Casco last Tuesday. Both are well known in this vicinity and are wished well.
120 Years Ago: 1893
? Druggist James Dudley has been appointed health officer by the board of health to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr. P.R. Bartran.
? The firm of Kewaunee Brick and Tile Co. has been dissolved. Robert Schmidt has withdrawn and the business will hereafter be conducted by Fred Serrenner & Son.
? The Ahnapee Veneer and Seating Co. has been in operation steadily during the past stringent financial times, except during a part of the months of July and August, when the factory was shut down to take inventory.


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Switzerland — Unemployment falls to 4% in April 2010
07 May 2010
According to the latest statistics published by the State Secretariat for the Economy (SECO), the number of job seekers registered with the official job centres (OAP), has fallen by -7,462 individuals to 158,570 in April 2010. Compared to April 2009, unemployment has risen by +21,861 job seekers or +16%.
The unemployment rate has therefore fallen from 4.2% in March 2010 to 4% in April 2010.
Youth unemployment (job seekers aged 15 to 24) has fallen by -2,012 job seekers or -7.5% to 24,740. Compared to April 2009, youth unemployment has risen by +2,461 job seekers or +11%.
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The Lyon County Planning Commission voted unanimously on July 9 to recommend approval of a special use permit modification for a oil recycling plant in Silver Springs.
Best Environmental, LLC, had applied for a modification of its existing special use permit in order to expand its oil recycling business through the addition of a tank farm, control room and additional processing facility, while also allowing for future expansion. The facility is located at 2430 Almond Drive in northeast Silver Springs.
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Psalt Design is a Sheffield based design studio specialising in unique, well-crafted furniture and product design. A collaboration between Richard Bell, Thomas McKeown and David Powell, Psalt Design work together to produce several collections per year as well as working on a client and commission basis.
Our manifesto is to create contemporary and highly desirable products through small batch production that are all sourced and manufactured in Britain.
Through our studio practice we are keen to work on live projects with clients on a commission basis. We are currently working on commissions for the opening of a new studio complex for Yorkshire Artspace and also collaborative work with local artists and designers in the thriving art and design scene in the city.
Initially our work has centered on celebrating the rich history of traditional design processes and industrial manufacturing techniques associated with the North, We hope to maintain and develop new links and contacts within the design industry in areas that compliment our belief in good design. One of our main aims is creating unique and desirable furniture and design products that embody the traditions associated with quality products designed and manufactured in Britain.
As well as being available on our website, our products are soon to be stocked in a range of galleries, boutiques and shops nationwide.
The Bubble Tank
The Bubble Tank is part of our first product range from Psalt Design that focuses on products and kitchenware for the home. We are currently working on a new collection to be unveiled in the new year.
Fish tanks and aquariums are often the main attraction in a room, however it is usually the fish themselves that are the focal point rather than the tank. The Bubble Tank aims to question this by creating an aesthetical, as well as functional, product aimed to provoke a reaction, conversation or interaction between the owner and any guests. The concept developed as a response to spotting a gap in the market for a design conscious tank which is as much an attraction as the fish that are living in it.
The form came as a result of experimenting with a range of processes involved in the manipulation of glass, in particular, glass blowing and glass slumping, both of which can give glass an organic or molten like appearance.
Inspiration also came from the distortion and illusion that can be created through water and glass. The final organic form aimed to replicate a bead of water which was
about to flow over the edge of the surface it was resting on. Taking into consideration the material and the fact it is resting on its counter-balanced weight, the fragility of the product is reiterated.
The initial prototypes were commissioned and made at the 'National Glass Centre' in Sunderland which were shown at a range of galleries and exhibitions including 'New Designers', London, 'Fish and Chips Twice Please?!', Vienna and at the 'New Design Britain Awards' stand where it was awarded runner-up in the accessories category.
Since then the tank has been put into batch production with the manufacture of a steel mould meaning that identical tanks can be produced and sold. These tanks are to be unveiled As part of 'Design Event'. The dimensions of these tanks not only give a new look to the product but also help with functionality.


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POP is a law student-directed project at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law designed to help victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking obtain civil protective orders from the court, with the goal of preventing further abuse, both by restraining the abuser and by empowering the victim.
POP utilizes the skills of law students, the advice and assistance of private volunteer attorneys, and the resources of Middle Way House, to serve those seeking protective orders in Monroe and surrounding counties.
A Protective Order is a Civil Order from a judge that tells the abuser not to:
If the abuser violates this order, then he or she may be subject to arrest and prosecution.
If you are in an emergency situation and need immediate assistance, contact the Bloomington or Indiana University Police or the Monroe County Sheriff's Department by calling 911, or contact Middle Way House for crisis services at (812) 336-0846; see links to other services on our Contact POP page.
Our main office, located on the ground floor of the Law School in room 010, is staffed during the semester with law-student volunteers Monday-Friday from noon to 1pm and also Monday-Thursday from 5:30pm to 6:30pm. Appointments can also be made for other times. The office is closed during university breaks.
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The Protective Order Project began in 1989 with the shared vision of a student and professor looking for ways to make an impact on the local community. For the past 25 years, POP has been serving members of the IU community and Monroe and surrounding counties. We thank our generous volunteer attorneys, community partners, and past and present volunteers for turning our vision into meaningful service to the citizens of south central Indiana.


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Relax in true Caribbean style, sipping Pina Coladas while savouring delectable starters of Coco Loco Hoppin' Jons (Jalapeno chillies stuffed with feta, crumbed and deep-fried) enjoying the laid back vibe tropical atmosphere.
With a large garden and cosy restaurant, Banana Jam Café serves authentic Caribbean tastes lit by a roaring fire and enchanting night-lights while dining outside. With Jamican BBQ's in the summer and a buzzing atmosphere, patrons can enjoy fast service with friendly attentive staff.
Rated by locals as the best Banana Jam burgers in town with the largest rum collection in the country; Banana Jam Café is your suburban island escape to the breezy shores of the Caribbean.
Located along Somerset Road in Green Point, Beefcakes is friendly, fun and on the ball. The décor uplifts with colour and flamboyant attitude starting with pink Flamingo wallpaper, disco balls, feathers and a pimped pink piano patiently waiting on the next performance.
Step back in time and discover food that brims with fun, simplicity and indulgent pleasure with wildly entertaining and 50's fun American burger bar ambiance.
The tongue in cheek menu twists and teases with burgers of all shapes and tastes and flavours even offering a 'build your own burger' to eager patrons.
Take delight in burgers such as Buffy the Hamburger Slayer' - a gooey mound of bacon, cheddar and beef or the chili string of the Willy Burger.
Tables host perfect burgers, well priced wines and cocktails and infectious fun all topped by sequined cowboy hats and live entertainment nights such as 'Drag Queen, Thursdays', and 'Bitchy Bingo, Tuesdays.'
With succulent speciality burgers and a tasty menu complimented by exotic classic drinks, Billy the Bums offers sophisticated ambience influenced by American culinary delights.
With a comfortably stylish setting and pleasant outdoor and indoor dining, Billy the Bums is a fun and intriguing place to enjoy Monday burger and beer nights or seductive exotic cocktails from the comprehensive menu.
Billy the Bums hosts a sexy and trendy approach to dining and drinking located in the popular Berea in Windermere Road.
Featuring grills, light meals and Island style cuisine, Cool Runnings sets the pace for a laid back vibe.
With a delicious munchies menu and good Jamaican sounds, diners peruse the full restaurant menu brimming with seasonal spreads.
Choose from island style curries, Jamaican Babylon Burgers; stir fries, jerk and Creole dishes as well as lots of basket dishes to share between friends.
Dine in Island style vibe around a bonfire beer garden and rustic bar sampling exotic cuisine and seasonal specials at Cool Runnings in Bloubosrand.
Stellenbosch Simonsig Wine Estate boasts the elegant Cuvée restaurant. Located at the one of the starting points of the Stellenbosch wine route, this eatery serves all the best loved South African dishes with plenty of ambiance to set the mood for a good meal out.
The restaurant is cosy with its old school Cape Dutch decor and offers a seasonal menu to match. All dishes may be ordered as half or full portions, which suits the undecided who want some of this with some of that.
Traditionalists will be soothed with the likes of loin of Kalahari Springbok or flame grilled fillet of beef with roasted vine tomatoes, while others may be tickled by Cape Malay Bobotie samosas with Malmesbury yoghurt and Antoinette Malan's Muscat jam. Not forgetting that the wine farm is famous for its Méthode Cap Classique (making sparkling wine in the French tradition), be sure to sample some bubbly with starters.
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Tue – Sat: 12:00 – 15:00
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Inspired by ingredients from the land and the finest wines of the region, this restaurant serves elegant, yet exciting cuisine in a beautiful, tranquil setting. The fare is a mix between Cape Provencale, contemporary, country-style and fusion cuisine, and delivers in both taste and presentation. A real treat or foodies and wine lovers alike.
The Dutch East Restaurant finds its home in the historic French Hugenot settlement town of Franschhoek in the Western Cape. Easily one of the most picturesque towns in South Africa, Franschhoek has also earned the reputation of being the culinary capital of the country. The Dutch East, with its fusion of traditional Dutch and eastern influence offerings, stands out as a unique eatery in a predominantly French cuisine environment.
The restaurant is relaxed and upmarket. The earthy interior manages to achieve a clean, minimalist simplicity in its décor that is stylish and inviting. High A-frame ceilings, red bricked walls and chandeliers set the mood.
The menu aims to present food that is both appetizing to the taste buds and appealing on the eye. With the restaurant philosophy of maintaining and complimenting the true flavour of the main ingredient of the dish by preparing it fresh and simply, Dutch East certainly plates up dishes that are a flavoursome feast for the senses.
Menu options include the likes of Seared Tuna with black sesame halva and a soy emulsion with whipped mango for starters, Lamb Shoulder with spinach cream, crackling and corn bites for mains and Fried Milk Tart with whipped cream and berry compote for dessert.
Rob and Nicky Hahn have relaunched the Simonsvlei restaurant in the form of eat@simonsvlei. A relaxed restaurant where you can either dine alfresco on the veranda overlooking the lush lawns, pond and ducks or in the air-conditioned restaurant. Being glassed in you don't miss out on the surrounding mountain views.
The menu is fresh country food with a Cape flair offering light meals such as open sandwiches and gourmet salads and pastas, along with traditional dishes like pickled fish and bobotie. Breakfast is also served and we are open on a Friday night. We have a wood-fired pizza oven so pizzas are available on weekends.
Ed's Diner in Woodhill brings the 50's ambiance in vibrant colours, cosy booths and blaring jukeboxes reminiscent of the era of burgers.
Fresh homemade dishes embrace this classic era, with handmade chips, patties, sauces and toppings enjoyed in an electric vibe.
Choose from 29 variations, and a 250 or 500g patties, grilled to perfection, topped with tasty sauces and classic toppings – noted as the best burgers in the country.
Disover real burgers and classic American ambiance at Ed's Diner in Woodhill.
Deep in the scenic Robertson Valley is an award-winning restaurant that has diners returning again and again.Enjoy long leisurely lunches with stunning views spanning the vineyards and Sonderend Mountains in the distance.The decor is simple and unpretentious and creates a charming and tranquil atmosphere. A large verandah complete with umbrellas provides a great place to enjoy al fresco dining.Country cuisine is the order of the day, created with care using seasonal ingredients and fresh vegetables and herbs from the garden. Portions are substantial and diners have a superb selection of the finest wines from the Robertson Valley to choose as an accompaniment.
The tropical ambiance compliments the good food and summery cocktails.
Upstairs the balcony welcomes with sweeping harbour views, balmy sunshine and invites relaxation.
Downstairs the bar and restaurant exudes a warm and cosy setting, enjoyed alongside the roaring winter fire.
Expect delicious home-style island cooking, served by friendly and attentive staff.
The chicken is free-range and they even cater for healthy appetites with carrot and ginger soup, homemade walnut veggie burgers and gluten-free butternut ravioli.
Caribbean specialties include Jamaican jerk chicken, curried Goat, Jamaican patties, pineapple BBQ ribs and chicken and chorizo jambalaya.
Vegetarians are taken care of with Montego Bay mushrooms, Roast Veg Pasta salad or Trinidad Roti to mention a few.
This gorgeous restaurant offers a trendy vibe and cool atmosphere in which to enjoy cuisine that reminds of the gourmet and a touch of Caribbean flare. Pizza, sandwiches, seafood, burgers, big breakfasts and brunches and an amazing sushi bar are all available. Enjoy international creole at this colourful breath of fresh air.
The interior soothes and relaxes with dark wooden polished floors, raw concrete pillars and face brick walls heightened with carved wooden plaques and rich oxblood red leather booths extending privacy with high backrests.
The menu goes full throttle into American favourites like buffalo chicken wings with blue-cheese sauce and prawn gumbo for starters.
Meat offerings make a grand performance from tender Chalmar steaks, flame-grilled to perfection and smokey, barbequed baby-back ribs.
Meat platters make dining easy for those who cannot decide piled high with thin-cut French fries, crispy onion rings, corn on the cob and a selection of signature meats served with a tangy wholegrain mustard sauce.
Round off your meal with a baked cheesecake or the key-lime pie and a nice bottle of wine.
This unpretentious, vibey restaurant serves a spectacular array of cuisine. Try your hand at the burgers, sandwiches, and even the fondue. Carribean- and Creole-style cooking takes the front seat here. Cuban and Mexican flavours can also be enjoyed though. This place truly have something for everyone.
This classy act on the banks of the Vaal River is one of Parys' best-kept secrets, where owners Tommy and Willie will transform your visit into an experience! Friendly and professional service and excellent food from the a la carte-style menu will have you going back.
Exceptional steaks and a rare variety of mutton dishes are among the extraordinary dishes that could be expected from their passionate chef. Over the past six years this has become one of Parys' main attractions and the most popular restaurant destination in town.
We also boast a cocktail deck bar on the river, exclusively for over 21s. Our stylish reception hall can accommodate up to 150 guests for a most memorable wedding or function, with an on-site chapel.
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It was a weird, off-key year for the restaurant scene. Nothing blew our minds--or stomachs. There were few restaurants that we felt really came together in every department--food and beverage, service and atmosphere.
And while many restaurants opened up on the pricey end of the spectrum, we didn't find much in the way of cheap-but-tasty joints, although we loved the tacos al pastor from Los Taquitos de Puebla (1149 S. Ninth St. 215.334.0664).
Yes, we loved, loved, loved the pizza at Osteria (640 N. Broad St. 215.763.0920. www.osteriaphilly.com). We were sad about its high price tag, but we paid it willingly and would do so again. The tagliatelle with chocolate shavings and the potatoes cooked in duck fat at James (824 S. Eighth St. 215.629.4980. www.jamesrestaurant.com) also blew our mind, as did the gorgeous botanical decor. Our favorite dish at upscale Spanish spot Tinto (114 S. 20th St. 215.665.9150. www.tintorestaurant.com) turned out to be the fragile but full-flavored mahon cheese crisps, which also happen to be complimentary. Both the sopes and tortilla soup at Xochitl (408 S. Second St. 215.238.7280. www.xochitlphilly.com) sent us into a tizzy of pleasure.
Two noteworthy restaurants survived renovations and rehabbing with aplomb. New chef/owner Michael Stollenwerk made Little Fish (600 Catharine St. 215.413.3464. www.littlefishphilly.com) into a delicious destination with his spicy Sicilian take on calamari and his scallops with cauliflower gratan and raisin emulsion. Silk City (435 Spring Garden St. 215.592.8838. www.silkcityphilly.com), despite barreling through a succession of chefs in its opening months, has survived and settled into a vibrant hangout with tasty grub, like its sibling N. Third.
Salento (2216 Walnut St. 215.568.1314), the second spot from L'Angolo owners Kathryn and Davide Faenza, surprised us by actually being a really good Italian BYOB in a sea brimming with stinkers. We occasionally wake up in the middle of the night thinking about their heavenly ricotta gnocchi with garlic and mushrooms.
For 2008, we're really hoping for more cheap chow, for even more bars that focus on craft beer, like Jos� Pistola's (263 S. 15th St. 215.545.4101. www.josepistolas.com), and for the city's restaurants to figure out how to train their servers to navigate the middle ground between un-Philadelphia-ish formality and the overly familiar, "How you guys doin' tonight?"
The cheap chow might be the least likely--food costs are skyrocketing thanks to high oil prices--so we'll just pin our hopes on the beer. That's what we normally do anyway. Happy New Year!


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A Cape Town reverend believes his son was stabbed and set alight because he was gay.
Reverend Casper Edward Daniels, 59, says he is sure his son's murder was a hate crime.
The attacker set his son's body alight with the focus of the injuries on his private parts and legs.
The mutilated, smouldering body of Neil Daniels, 36, was discovered on Monday night by a neighbourhood watch member in a reed-filled area in Milnerton called The Vlei.
The Brooklyn man's burning corpse was found two days after three witnesses saw how he was stabbed.
Neil had been private about his sexual orientation and only confided in his father, who is the Moderator of the Christelike Evangelie Sending Kerk van Suid Afrika.
"I think the reason why they killed my son is because he was gay," explained Reverend Daniels.
"I think it could have been a discrimination murder on gays because of the way it was carried out.
"The way they burnt his private parts – why do this to my child?"
It had been Elize Simon, 51, the head of the King Road Weltevrede Neighbourhood Watch who raised the alarm on Monday evening when she discovered Neil's burning corpse.
Elize had arranged a search party to look for Neil after hearing he had been stabbed on Saturday.
"We then spoke to three witnesses who said they saw who stabbed Neil."
Elize was passing The Vlei when she noticed smoke and decided to investigate after contacting the fire department.
"I thought let us see if we can stop the fire and as I walked into the reeds, I saw him laying there and I saw his legs first," she recalls.
"His feet weren't burnt but he was burnt from the waist down. I saw the stab wound in his stomach."
Reverend Daniels had passed the murder scene on his way home and was unaware it was his son who was lying there.
"I passed by and went home and got undressed," he said.
He had become worried about Neil who had not attended Sunday services the morning or evening.
"My last words to him were 'pasop (be careful)'," said Reverend Daniels.
"I waited for him the Sunday morning and the evening and it was strange because he always came (to church).
"Then my sister called and said I must come quickly.
"When I got there, the forensic people didn't want me to see his face.
"A woman from the neighbourhood watch, who I am grateful to, said it was my son."
But a freak gust of wind swept up the plastic sheeting revealing Neil's face to his dad.
"There was no wind and then there was suddenly a rush of wind and I saw his face under the plastic."
Police spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel André Traut said no arrests have been made.
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Here's my bread pudding, actually from The Palace Cafe in New Orleans. One bit of advice is to use day old Italian bread rather than French which sucks up too much of the liquid prior to baking and makes the end product too dry. (don't agree with the recipe in that all the bread should absorb all the mixture). haven't used a whiskey or rum sauce for the white chocolate bread pudding but will have to give a try. For the rum or whiskey sauces thers's a lot out there, foodtv.com is where I got mine. Let me know how it turns out. Enjoy.
3 cups whipping cream
10 ounces white chocolate
1 cup milk
1/2 cup sugar
2 eggs
8 egg yolks
1 loaf French bread, sliced into 1/4 inch pieces and dried in the oven
2 tablespoons chocolate shavings for garnish
Heat the cream in a double boiler and add the white chocolate; when the chocolate is melted, remove from heat.
In a double boiler, heat the milk, sugar, eggs and egg yolks until warm. Blend the egg mixture into the cream and chocolate mixture.
Place the bread slices in a baking pan. Pour 1/2 of the mixture over the bread and let settle for a while, making sure the bread soaks up all the mixture. Top with the rest of the mixture. Cover with aluminum foil and bake at 275 degrees for 1 hour. Remove the foil and bake for an additional 15 minutes until the top is golden brown


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A man convicted of manslaughter could be out on parole soon in Letcher County.
October 7, 2010 was the day 48-year-old Mark Sturgill who was shot and killed.
Melissa Sturgill, along with the rest of her family, just want justice for the man who was killed over an issue with a dog.
Samuel collier has served nearly two years of his 10-year sentence which is not enough for Sturgill's family.
She is petitioning Samuel "Todd" Collier's parole in more ways than one.
"At least I will know that I will do everything I could do, and if he gets out, I can look my kids in the eyes and say that I did everything that I could do," said Melissa Sturgill, Mark's wife.
It all happened October 7, 2010 when Mark Sturgill was walking his dog.
Collier fired shots leaving both Sturgill and his dog Jake dead and now his wife Melissa and two sons living in constant fear.
"They're fearful that he will be released and that he will come after us and possibly kill us," said Melissa.
Melissa says her intentions are to keep Collier in jail serving his full 10-year sentence for manslaughter.
Collier has served nearly two years of his sentence meaning he could walk out of the Letcher County Jail a free man soon.
"If he were to be paroled, my children and I most likely will probably have to move from the place we have lived all of our lives," said Melissa.
Officials with the parole board say all written statements and petitions will be considered, which Melissa hopes will change the fate of Collier's time served.
"Death is forever. There's no percentage on death. There shouldn't be a percentage on his sentence," said Melissa.
With a couple hundred signatures and nearly 200 likes on Facebook, Melissa believes she is well on her way to insuring justice is served for Mark.
A victim hearing will be held with the parole board July 16th.
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For here today they are calling for some snow. You know it won't make me happy as I adore my sunshine filled days. I do however loves running out to grab a shot before one foot prints or paw print disturbs the scene.
Only wish the Deer and Moose had been having their morning drink from our stream when I ran out to snap the photo.