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Now here's the Saturn story as Gearbox sees it (using blunt Lutz-like language where applicable):
1. Roger Smith has the idea for a stand-alone GM division to compete with the imports.
2. Saturn attracts GM's best workers--those willing to move to Spring Hill, Tenn., and trade the protection of union work rules for the chance to build a good car.
3. They succeed in building the first small American automobile that's as reliable as a Honda. In 1994, Saturn is the nation's fifth-best-selling car.
4. The rest of GM--management and UAW--bitterly resents Saturn's success (which makes the non-Saturn divisions look bad). GM headquarters starves Saturn of new products. When Saturn finally gets a new midsized car, the UAW and GM insist it be built at a tired old-style factory in Wilmington, Del.
5. Predictably, the new Delaware Saturn isn't reliable. In anticipation of this development, GM starts pretending that "wonderful dealer service" and not "import-level reliability" is Saturn's unique asset.
6. Sales predictably suffer. Having succeeded in almost killing off Saturn, GM now proposes to cut costs and save the brand by having it market Opel-designed cars.
7. But the record of Opel-designed cars in the U.S. is abysmal. The midsize Saturn was crap. The Cadillac Catera was crap. The original Opel-based Saab 9-3 was no great shakes. The reliability of the updated 9-3 model is "much worse than average" in the latest Consumer Reports rating.
8. The proposed Sky roadster and Aura sedan are very appealing.
Credit: USA Today's story gets at some of this--I've noticed in going over the clips that USAT's coverage of Saturn since the mid-'90s has been consistently better than that of the New York Times, which tends to cover Detroit the way Bernard Weinraub covered Hollywood (i.e., as if filing from an exotic foreign country). 1/14/05
The Curse of the RFs: AutoSpies--a highly recommended site--features the five "most disappointing cars" of the year. The Ford 500 makes the list. It sure looks like my prediction--that the 500 would be a hit while the Chrysler 300 would be a flop---may have been precisely wrong. But the Ford's still chunkily classy while the Chrysler's tacky, I say, even if Ford executives are tripping all over themselves to apologize for its dullness. ("We may have taken our eye off the ball slightly on innovation") ... Update: Alas, I've now sat in a production Ford 500 at the L.A. show, and the interior that looks so appealing from a few yards away is distinctly unimpressive up close. The stock paint job is pathos-inspiring. You want to start contributing to the UAW layoff fund immediately. ... Maybe the 500 drives well (and if it's reliable all is forgiven), but the Ford Fusion--a restyled Mazda 6 that Ford presumably intends to charge less for--looks much better-built. Heck, I think I might like the aging Taurus better. The Taurus has a comfortable rear seat. The 500 doesn't. ...
The AutoSpies also ask, about Acura, "How can their flagship [the new RL ] not be the best looking car in their product line?" That one's easy! Flagship sedans are usually the blandest cars in a product line, for the simple reason that expensive cars are bought by mature, wealth-accumulating people with conservative design tastes--i.e., rich fogies. Meanwhile, merely semi-expensive cars are bought by young, often-single people who want a zippy bit of style. That's why the cheaper Audi A4 has always been better-looking than the stodgy $66,000-$117,000 Audi A8. The Rich Fogy Factor also partly explains how the top-of-the-line Lexus LS got to be a pathetic amalgam of styling cues borrowed from other luxury brands. The RL is standard RFF procedure. ... P.S.: Long-haired Lincoln designer Gerry McGovern once conceded, in a New York speech, that he was wrestling with the problem of rich Lincoln customers with bad design taste. He seemed to feel he could finesse it. He tried. But Lincoln seems to have finessed the problem in another way--by abandoning the top of the market. ... P.P.S.: The RFF also obviously underlies the tragic decision by German luxury carmakers to load up their cars with driver assisting electronics. ... 1/14/05
New Passat: Doesn't it look a little ... Banglish to you? 1/14/05
A Nose for Nose: A Greek, Andreas Zapatinas, took over design at Subaru and soon the company's concept cars were spouting little strange shaped "branding" snouts--this time with wing-shaped air intakes as whiskers. The truly bizarre thing is the snout works! The Subaru B9Sc concept roadster was about the best-looking vehicle at last year's big winter auto shows--not showoffy, just pretty. This year the company unveiled the b9X "Tribeca" semi-SUV, a car that will actually be built (and apparently do double duty as a Saab). It's pretty too! The trick is that Zapatinas--unlike, say, Chrysler's design team--keeps the details clean and '60s-esque even while he accepts current styling gimmicks--a "heritage" schnoz, fenders that look like add-ons, organic haunch bulges. He's looking like a brilliant hire. ... Update: They had a production b9 at the L.A. show, and it's not as nice as I expected. It's nicer! Extremely clean and solid-feeling--the star of the show, in my opinion. And not by a small margin neither. Subaru will want a lot of money for this thing, and they might get it. ... 1/14/04
Tweel of Fortune: The Segway, despite the hype, has not changed the face of urban life as we know it. But the Tweel might. ... 1/14/05
Autoextremist Skipper: I've now read all 75 single-spaced pages of Autoextremist.com editor Peter M. DeLorenzo's end-of-year rants so that you don't have to! DeLorenzo is one of those annoying "car guys" who divides the world into, well, "car guys" and the various idiots who don't understand "car guys." But he has smart, pithy things to say, and he says them again and again! His best points (in order of increasing estimated overall quality):
16. Ford designer J Mays blew it on the 500. "You can never look too much like an Audi, can you?" said Mays, which DeLorenzo calls the "Bonehead Quote of the Year."
15. Pontiac sold only 10,000 GTOs last year, despite a big rebate campaign.
14. Old clichéd car company buzzword: "Brand DNA." New clichéd buzzword: "Active Lifestyle."
13. Ousted DaimlerChrysler executive (now VW executive) Wolfgang Bernhard is a real "car guy"--indeed the "Ultimate Car Guy." DeLorenzo can't say enough good things about his man Bernhard and his "visionary excellence."
12. Mercedes "brand has slipped" because of its decision to build so many "down-market" cars and its "infatuation with electronic gizmos (which have failed at an alarming rate)."
11. "BMW has 'jumped the shark.' " CEO (and Microsoft board member!) Helmut Panke has degraded the brand by producing too many soulless models with technical glitches. He "allowed Chris Bangle to run amuck and destroy BMW's design presence literally overnight." (Hey, I thought Bangle-bashing was my brand DNA!)
10. Porsche has "turned its back on the company's ... brand" (sense a pattern here?) by spending so much money on the Cayenne SUV, which earned short-term profits but "is on the verge of being played out in the market."
9. The LiFan group, a major Chinese motorcycle manufacturer, plans to call its first car the "Doodoo" because--according to its chairman, the "name sounds round and fat, like Audi. ... Cars with names that sound thin and hard don't do as well."
8. VW Chairman Ferdinand Piech is a "car guy," but also an egomaniac whose attempt to move VW up-market with the $70,000 Phaeton was a colossal mistake.
7: Mercedes' $300,000 Maybach-a sales debacle!
6. Hondas have become dreary.
5. Lincoln has given up competing with Cadillac at the top of the market. Bad move. Who needs another "near luxury" car?
4. Hybrid cars may face big repair problems down the road when they need to have their batteries replaced.
3. Hydrogen cars will be no fun to drive. [Why?--ed. He doesn't say.]
2. The hip-hop "dub" trend has shark-jumped too, in part because Detroit tried too obviously to ride it, instead of just letting it happen.
1. NASCAR is wildly overrated as a marketing tool. If NASCAR racing actually made cars into sales winners, then why are the models featured in NASCAR races--the Ford Taurus and Dodge Intrepid--sold in bulk to rental car fleets?

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Have you ever wanted to write for the Seattle Weekly? Do you constantly fight the illegal urge to molest a leprechaun*? Got a grudge against a restaurant, and want to rudely complain about it with no accountability? Then you'll love my job!
Brad Trent Writing about food is as simple as roasting a pig!
I'm tired and I need some time off. I'll be gone the entire month of September on an erotic extended vacation with your mom. Also, I'm trying to finish my screenplay about the world's most rustic sandwich. I'll be back in October, but I need people to fill in for me, so my columns are up for grabs. This is a contest, and you're all invited to enter.
The rules are easy: Post a comment below, describing in 100 words or less a recent dining experience at a Seattle restaurant. It doesn't have to be one I've ever been to, but you DO have to try to imitate me. I'll pick three winners. The prize is that your very own words will appear in the glowing pixels of the intrawebs, right here on Voracious, for the whole world to bitch about.
To get you started I've included an easy reference guide which explains how to make a perfect carbon copy of my literary bullshit:Before you begin, you must do some your homework. Read the entire oeuvre of Stephen King , even his lame latter-day works where a magical retard always seems to save the day. Forbidden words include: "delectable," which is what the word "delicious" would sound like if it were said out loud by a dude wearing one of those gigantic obnoxious red and white striped "Cat in the Hat" hats. "Gooey" is also out. Everyone knows that there's only one thing in the world that's actually gooey, and that's if somebody somehow blended up Gumby and made him into a flourless cake. So if you go to Spur Gastropub, and they serve you a gummy green conical puck with two googly eyes staring up at you, THEN you can describe that as being "gooey."
You also have to pretend to read the Norton Anthology of English Literature. Once you hit Virginia Woolfe, stop reading. The world stopped caring after that, and you should too. Then listen to Acid Bath's "When the Kite String Pops" 100 times in a row. This could take awhile, so don't drink too much before you start.
Once you're done all of that, you're ready to write!
Step One: Eat at a restaurant. It doesn't have to be good, although that helps. If the food sucks, it's easier to write about in some ways, because being a total asshole is super easy. Yet life is so much more pleasant when the food is good. In fact, the best restaurants in Seattle are like an idyllic stroll down a country lane. There's a babbling creek along the road, and a frog sitting on the riverbank. The frog is smoking a pipe! That's how magical it is when the food is good. But when the food sucks, it's as tragic as the Ford Festiva that just ran over the pipe-smoking frog. Oh my, that's so sad! So expect the worst, but pray for the best. By "pray," I mean "pray to Satan." Or you could pray to a guy named Stan. Close enough.
Step Two: figure out your angle. Everything I write has an angle to it. It doesn't have to make very much sense, as long as you liberally salt and pepper your prose with obscene references to mythical creatures. Also, be sure to use plenty of colons and semicolons. It doesn't matter if you do it right; the important thing is that you tried.
Step three: Come up with a dumb rating system. The rating system is actually more like the pH scale than anything else: if a place does exactly what you expected of it, it gets a 7. This means that if it EXCEEDS your expectations, give it a higher score. This is why I gave Blue C Sushi an 8: It tasted better that day than it ever had. But no one seemed to get that, and instead, everybody bitched at me.
Don't worry if people bitch, though. It's unavoidable. But if your confidence falters in the face of a wave of huffy gasbags with nothing better to do than complain about something they read on the fucking internet, just remember this: Herb Farm proprietor Ron Zimmerman once offered to trade a $150 bottle of Leonetti Cabernet for a photograph of me. If the anonymous bitchy commentators have such better judgment and refined palettes, then I'd like to know which world-famous restaurateur tried to get THEIR fucking picture.
That's about it. This shouldn't be too difficult. If you get stuck and experience writer's block, just get super stoned and watch a couple episodes of Saved by the Bell. You'll be up and running in no time! I'll announce the winners on Thursday, August 26th, so get cracking. You don't have to use your real name, but be sure to enter a valid email address in the comments section so we can contact you (no one but us will be able to see it). Also, there's no prize other than bragging rights. Which means you don't get paid. Too fucking bad.
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Im not good at inkscape, actually im starting to learn it, what can i say is its great but a little problem with the glass is light source and reflection, looks great anyway
this is Inkscape??? O_0 beautiful work!
naturaleza muerta.
great job!
Woot, this looks really good!
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great work!
I love the way you make vectors look so painterly. That you do it with a mouse is just the icing on the cake
awesome! i love it!
That's amazing; the the reflections are so life-like. Did you do this freehand with a mouse or use a tablet?
just awesome!
It came out really nice. The colours, the materials -OMG, the GLASS!!- everything. Seeing your vectored pics, I always feel like inkscaping, too bad I have so few free time for that... :/


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the stock is going to perform well .
Once again! The shorts must have cut you another check! Grasping at straws now to try and push the stock down so your short buddys can cover. You are the king of manipulation articles on CLWR. What you wrote about is minimal in its effect, but of coarse you found a reason to bash CLWR when nothing else is going on!
Wow, you are at it again? All you do its write articles bashing clearwire to get people to sell in order to make your puts pay off for you. You are a THIEF.
Hey look who it is? A shorter's best friend, Vipal!
Interesting how he comes out again with a basher 'article' (*cough*) at the same time that shorts are covering their positions. How much are they paying you?
He copies 1 line from a prospectus and calls himself 'senior editor'. Wow, then my post makes me a super duper mega ultra senior editor deluxe.
Why don't you make yourself useful for a change, and quantify for us the impact of this future inability to offset taxes. Or they didn't teach you that in Senior Editor Kindergarten?
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Were do you draw the line with the rules. Do you put a women in jail for drinking or smoking while pregnant. Is she to be treated as a criminal because she is pregnant or worst is she to have to carry a dieing baby and risk her life while the state decides whether are not she can terminate the pregnancy. I remember when abortion was Illegal, women died because they couldn't get the medical treatment they needed.
What right do I have to tell a women what she can or not do with her body. If women are ever to have dominion over their bodies we have to stop treating them like broodmares and say they have the right to make their own choice. This is not a religious issue, it is about civil and health rights.


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Aren't we though? Depending on what we compare our lifespans to we are fading just as quickly as the leaves.
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Microsoft's new Outlook webmail service looks great and doesn't invade your privacy.
Two years ago, Microsoft attempted to transform Hotmail, its ancient webmail service, into a program fit for modern times. The company put a great deal of thought into redesigning the site from top to bottom, and I loved the result—I thought the then-new Hotmail was as easy and pleasant to use as Google's Gmail, which I've long regarded as the best email system on the planet. Hotmail even had some features that Google's venerable emailer lacked, like a preview pane to see your inbox and read messages on the same screen and a one-click filtering system called "Sweep." Hotmail's only problem was that it was chock full of animated graphical ads, which I found far more distracting than Gmail's innocuous text-only ads. "If Hotmail switches to text ads, I'd seriously consider ditching Gmail," I wrote.
I wish I could tell you that my rave review sparked renewed worldwide interest in Hotmail. It didn't. By virtue of its age (it was launched in 1996), Hotmail still has hundreds of millions of users around the world, but it's not growing nearly as fast as Gmail. This isn't surprising. The problem with Hotmail isn't how it works, it's the service's digital standing. A hotmail.com email address long ago became a mark of naiveté, an address for grandmas and other schemers. Telling people to contact you at Hotmail was an invitation for ridicule—the Internet equivalent of wearing a Kick Me sign.
That's why Microsoft is making a clean break with Hotmail. Today it is launching a new Web email service that carries a new design, and—Microsoft hopes—a new grown-up, not-so-embarrassing brand image. The new service does have an old name, but one that Microsoft believes elicits far better associations than Hotmail: It's called Outlook, matching Microsoft's widely used corporate desktop email and calendar program. But the new Outlook Web service looks nothing like Outlook on the desktop, and while Microsoft says the two work well together, you don't need to use the paid software to use the website.
Starting today, anyone can sign up for an outlook.com email address. If you've got a Hotmail address, nothing will change for you right now, but at some point in the future, Hotmail users will be moved over to the new Outlook interface. (They will be able to keep their old Hotmail addresses, though.)
"We want to signal the right thing—that this is fundamentally new," says Brian Hall, who runs Microsoft's webmail services. "If we'd called it Hotmail Version 2, does that signal that? No. Not to mention, Hotmail doesn't mean 'Mail from Microsoft.' Outlook does. So we thought, let's not maintain this schism between professional-quality stuff and stuff we give away online for free. We figured we've got one great brand that means 'Mail from Microsoft,' and that's Outlook."
It's debatable whether people will immediately take to the new name—Outlook has its own checkered history of email annoyances. (My Slate colleagues use Outlook, and they're constantly complaining about the difficulty of accessing their email on the go; the IT people say that the company will be upgraded to the new Outlook webmail service later this year.) But after using it for a week, I think the new Outlook online service can make a name for itself as a worthy rival to Gmail.
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Here at Bullswood Surrey we guarantee you an epic paintball day - from exclusive themed game zones like Zombie Crypt, Not Call Of Duty and WIld West Town, to our awesome equipment that really does work, down to our staff who are there to make sure your paintball day is outstanding!
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The really cool thing about paintballing stag parties is the way they break down barriers between different groups of friends - we`ve all been on stag do`s where you knew the stag from Uni and a couple of Uni friends, but at the bar there were his brothers, father, family friends etc. who you pretty much had no idea who they were - well now you can get stuck and spend the day blasting each other, having a great time and getting to know all the other guys before the awkward moment at the bar!
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My experience is that playing with an injury is rarely useful. 100% of Nava, Gomes, and Carp is probably better than 80% of Ells and Vic, and playing with the injury only serves to extend the time it takes to recover.
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the Los Angeles Kings' Justin Williams+Dustin Brown Played Through Separated Shoulder and Torn PCL injuries last night as they lost in double overtime. to the evntual finals runner up in the BlackHawks. as an objective bruins fan, i just call them NEXT! baseball really has to toughen up a bit. of the 5 major sports (incl soccer), they are DEAD last in the toughness department. just embarassing to c the likes of Campbell give it his all unassisted with a broken leg and watch everyone else just trooper on for the greater good, yet our guys miss time for a stiff neck or call in the trainer for neck irritation as buch did last night. can you imagine Chara ever doing that? or Rask? you man up, finish the inning or at least have them come on their own to check on you. very disturbing chains of event.
Williams/Brown played in an elimination game. They would not have played in the 30th game of the year. Just as Schilling would have sat out a few weeks had his injury taken place in July rather than in the postseason.


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The Department of Anesthesiology follows the model of a blended anesthesiology department, leveraging the intellectual and educational assets of both academic and private-practice anesthesiologists. We follow a standard for the professional delivery of compassionate patient care, which emphasizes patient safety and operational efficiency. Our department cultivates a culture of inquiry, where best medical practices are determined through clinical and scientific methods as well as translational investigation.
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The ASA Simulation Editorial Board recently reviewed and re-endorsed our MOCA simulation course. We are grateful as a department for the re-endorsment and have increased our efforts to promote simulation-based education in anesthesiology.
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How many of you watch Dr. Oz? I would guess most of us. He's a cardiologist, he's entertaining, Oprah made him a star, oh, and he's cute!
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For the first time in 10 years, my BMI is in the normal range! I'm no longer overweight!
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A Fur Rondy without sled dog races might seem hard to imagine, but it almost came to that. All through January, Rondy organizers worried that the festival mainstay would be canceled due to a lack of snow. It's happened before, but not often -- five times since 1946.
Then the festival got a helping hand from Mother Nature. The race is on, with the Fur Rendezvous Open World Championship starting noon Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The sled dog teams will start at Fourth Avenue and D Street and wind their way through town. And of course, the biggie is Saturday, March 2, with the ceremonial start of the Iditarod downtown.
But in the week leading up to that, the 78th annual Fur Rondy offers a mix of old traditions and recently added staples. Here's a look at some of the best of the old and new.
Running of the Reindeer
It may be one of the newer quirks of the fest, but the Running of the Reindeer wasted no time becoming arguably the main attraction. You can sign up for the sixth annual race down Fourth Avenue at furrondy.net. Registration fee is $25, and you can sign up for one of three "herds": guys, gals and couples/groups. The races start 4 p.m. Saturday, March 2. Bib pickup is 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Thursday and Friday, March 1, at Rondy Headquarters and 11 a.m.-3 p.m. on race day at Platinum Jaxx. Now would be a pretty good time to start picking out a ridiculous costume to wear while fleeing those antlers.
An even newer addition is Yukigassen, the Capture the Flag/snowball fight imported from Japan. Last year the team competition moved from the Delaney Park Strip to its new home at the Hilltop Ski area. Team registration has been extened online through today, furrondy.net. Check out the co-ed, men's and high school teams 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The Rondy competition also serves as the U.S. Yukigassen championship, with the winner of the men's tournament eligible to represent the United States in the Yukigassen World Championship in Japan. The previous two winners haven't been able to make the trek, but this year could be the year Fur Rondy finds a world champion.
Alaska Trappers Association Fur Auction
Of course, the reason this whole thing got started 78 years ago was because this was when trappers in the Bush came to town to sell their wares. Now we have the Alaska Trappers Association Fur Auction. Place your bids 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday and March 2 at Rondy Central, Third Avenue and E Street.
Fur Rondy Melodrama
This year the Alaska Sound Celebration presents "Turnagain Temptations" as its Fur Rondy Melodrama, a stage production about a schoolteacher who misinterprets a help-wanted ad in the local newspaper. That leads to mistaken identities and what's promised to be plenty of double entendres. Show times at Snow Goose Theatre are 8 p.m. Friday, Thursday and March 1; 3 and 8 p.m. Saturday and March 2; 1 and 5 p.m. Sunday and March 3. Tickets are $18-$23, with a $2 discount for seniors, youth and military. Visit centertix.net for info.
Big Air Snowboarding Demo
If you find yourself downtown Saturday checking out the carnival at Third Avenue and E Street, hop off the Ferris wheel and stroll to the Big Air Snowboarding Demo down the hill. Freestyle boarders will hit the ramp and test gravity just before the Rondy fireworks show. The demo gets under way 5 p.m., with the fireworks taking place sometime after 6 p.m.
Outhouse Races
Want to see teams of five push makeshift outhouses on skis down the street while in costume? Of course you do. Aside from trophies handed out based on the race results, awards will be presented for Best Theme, Most Colorful, People's Choice, Cleanest, Most Realistic, Best Engineered and Best Architecture. Watch the potty-sleds avoid being No. 2 in head-to-head heats down Fourth Avenue between E and F streets beginning 4 p.m. Saturday.
Miners and Trappers Charity Ball
Get decked out and head to the Egan Center for this local charity fundraiser, and guys, if it's been a while since your last shave, you might look to enter the Mr. Fur Face Contest, Alaska's beard and mustache championship. Tickets for the ball are $30, available at furrondy.net (21 and older).
These events just skim the surface of the two-week winter festival, the full schedule is available here. You can also check furrondy.net for full details on happenings like the giant Charlotte Jensen Native Arts Market at the Dimond Center, the snow sculptures at Ship Creek, snowshoe softball at Kosinski Field (16th Avenue and Cordova Street) and Saturday's Rondy Grand Parade.
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When you're a celebrity hairdresser and all kinds of A-list types (and Cleo Rocos) rely on you for fringe trims and free shampoo, you can get away with quite a lot. Like, say, forcing all of your famous friends (and Cleo Rocos) to dress up as characters from Grease - normally the default setting of more downmarket hen nights - for your birthday party. Stars including Kate Moss, Lily Allen (after she'd got a boozy tonguing from her boyfriend), Jenny Frost, Sadie Frost (no relation) and Meg Mathews all made varying degrees of effort for James Brown's 40th. Oh, and Cleo Rocos was there too. Who?
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When winter keeps you in its death grip for no apparent reason, it's necessary to distract yourself with mouthfuls of your favorite happiness and with as many friends as possible, to keep you from going completely nut bags. It's not about gluttony, although that definitely has its place in line somewhere between December and January when you still can't see a light at the end of the snow tunnel. It's about fitting illegal amounts of your favorites onto the same plate, and essentially filling the void of sun and blue skies. Mediterranean food somehow just always rises to the occasion, no matter where it's picked up, including Garlic Crush in Bellevue (102 Bellevue Way N.E.).
© Siiri Sampson 2011. I still don't understand why they put fries on the side of Mediterranean food; I also still don't care. They're fries, what's to question? © Siiri Sampson 2011. This may be enough meet for two grown men, but they'll have to wrestle it out of my cold, dead hands to get it off my plate. Grilled meat = priceless.
But here's the rub: the size and location of Garlic Crush leaves miles to be desired. For starters, it's right on busy Bellevue Way with no parking, so you're required to bogart parking from a neighboring lot that looks like it belongs to Sports Authority. The restaurant itself is half of a duplex that struggles with space in a long and narrow shotgun setup, with about 10 tables seating either two or four people down a long hallway towards the cold bathroom. There was only one table left when we got there, and of course it was right by the door that kept opening every two minutes when a new group of people would come in.
The die-hards chose to stay and copped a squat outside at one of the two patio tables. Since you order at the counter, it's easy enough to decide whether you want to stay or take it to go. If it's not crowded, stay and enjoy your food while it's hot.
But being in the cramped hallway of a quick-serve is well worth it, if the payoff involves a dense falafel taster plate ($4.79) and a belly full of moist chicken souvlaki, Greek salad, fries, and pita with plentiful tzatziki ($8.29). Double your pleasure and double your fun when you dine with at least one willing partner who won't slap your hand when you take a bite of their kefta.
Is eating at Garlic Crush the newest discovery in birth control? Most likely. But if you find yourself alone with a raging case of garlic breath, to the point that it's sweating itself out every last one of your pores, then you just bought back the other half of the pistachio baklava ($1.39) and Lebanese rice pudding ($2.49) you were planning to bring home to split.


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Jaquan Simms moved higher and higher through the Newton High School boys' basketball program until he reached his dream Tuesday.
After a successful year, the Newton baseball season came to an end this week.
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Play 12. That's been the goal all year for the Newton Rams. You see, playing 12 games in high school football means that you've won a first round state playoff game, something Newton hasn't done, ever. The Rams won two region playoff games in 1987, but region playoffs were eliminated in 1994 and Newton has never won a state playoff game. Until now.
Win or go home. That's what the playoffs are all about. That's what the Eastside Eagles and Newton Rams are facing next Friday, as both teams scratched and crawled their way into the Georgia State Playoffs. The first round kicks off November 14th for both teams.
The game of the season between two rivals ended in classic fashion. Newton took the game and the county championship crown in a thrilling 29-26 victory. Rockdale played great, the Bulldogs led for most of the game, but it was Newton's final drive that drove the nail in the coffin. Here's some takeaways from the game.
The game was all but over. Rockdale was nine yards away from the endzone and led Newton 26-21 with just over five minutes to go. On third and nine Steven Montac jumped a route and intercepted a Zuri Minnifield pass and the Rams were back in business at their own five-yard line.
In April 1956, Homer Sharp, principal of Newton County High School, proposed an idea for an athletic field for the school's sport activities. A month later, that athletic field came into action as the county's board of education approved the proposal. Due to the help of the citizens in the community, the stadium was opened on September 21, 1956. It was named after Homer Sharp, because of his hard-work and passion to get the field done. Since then, the field has been used for high school sporting events, recreational uses and graduation ceremonies.
It's that time of the year. Leaves are falling off trees, temperatures are dropping, windy days are upon us, football is nearing its end and it's time to head inside the gymnasiums and hit the hardwood. The Newton Lady Rams aren't wasting any time, as they already are in the gym getting ready for their season.
With less than three weeks until Newton plays its exhibition game the Rams are trying to get the chemistry back that they had this summer. The summer saw the team go 21-9 despite sophomore standout Darvin Jones missing 10 games.
There weren't many scares for the local high school football teams tonight. Some teams were tricked and others were treats. Here's the Halloween Friday night football roundup.
With just two games left for most teams and one game for others, the playoff race is in the final lap and the teams are headed toward the finish line. Some teams fare better than others, but every Newton County high school football team has a shot at making it to the big dance. Here are the current playoff implications for each team. (Note: this was written before Newton's game against Lovejoy).
Speaking to head coach Ashley Coles after her team became the runner up in region 2-AAAAAA, she was confident her team could advance to the second round. Those expectations, although they were not met were very realistic. The Lady Rams came into the first round with an 13-15 record and Tift came into the matchup with an 11-17 record. After Tift's sweep against Newton the two teams finished with identical records. Coles recaps her first year as head coach and speaks on the future of the program in this Q&A.
Newton's softball team fresh off asecond place finish in the Region 2-AAAAAA tournament hosted the first round matchup of the Georgia AAAAAA state playoffs against Tift County.
Artice Hobbs and Josh Slaton have been selected as the athletes of the week for their respective schools. Newton and Alcovy played on Friday. These two players stood out amongst their peers. Eastside played late on Saturday, after press deadline; the Eagles' Athlete of the Week will be named at www.covnews.com on Monday.
Without two of their usual starters, senior receiver Davonta Jones and defensive back Steven Montac, the Rams were able to fend off a scrappy Alcovy team and cruise to a 33-7 victory. Within the game Newton was able to realize the depth it has at quarterback and at running back. The Tigers saw that they're not without promise on defense and that turnovers are still a problem.
Romario Johnson looks off to the sideline as the rest of the offense gets set. The coaches are signaling to Johnson with an array of arm movements, not a play but a playlist. In Rams' coach Terrance Banks' spread offense the quarterback is the key to the offense's success. Johnson gets the options from the coaches, and it's up to him to read the defense's coverage and choose the best play.
The fourth Atlanta Falcons Heads Up Clinic of the fall took place at Newton High School on Monday night in Covington. This clinic included 112 parents in attendance during the informational session and 194 youth participants.
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