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City Guide : FrankfurtThe Federal Republic of Germany surrounded by kilometers of seashore via North Sea and Baltic Sea at the north is a European country in the center of the west part of the Continental Europe. Germany is composed of sixteen states. Hessen, one of these federal states, is separated into 21 counties and 5 independent cities. Frankfurt am Main located in the southwest part of the Central Germany is one of the independent cities of the state of Hessen. The city is commonly known as Frankfurt; however, Germans sometimes call it in full name to distinguish the city from the smaller Frankfurt in the state of Brandenburg. It is the 5th most populous city in Germany. It is regarded as the financial capital of Europe due to the European Central Bank to be there. Frankfurt is the financial, transportation and business center of the country. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was born in Frankfurt.
Tourist AttractionsFrankfurt is a city both in the sky and on the river. The city teems with high-rise buildings and towers. Around one hundred high-rise buildings constitute the fabric of the spectacular scene of the city. The Skyline, the Europe's tallest office building, figured on the river is the structure adding the most to the dynamism of the city atmosphere. Meadows, greeneries, bridges, splendid scenes, promenades are the benefactions of the Main River. Contrary to your expectations of the city to be full of stones at all aspects, Frankfurt is a verdant and green city.
Frankfurt is a city composed of the combination and the harmony of global contrasts. Skyscrapers and timber buildings are in the same city with the Japanese sushi and cider. This is the harmony of the contemporaneity and traditionalism waking in Frankfurt.
Money and the global financial market do not create a contrariety with animus and the Book Fair city. Intellectuals and moneymen construct the social life of the city all together. Frankfurt spends more money than other European cities to art.
Some of the key touristic sights of the city;
Goethe House (Goethe-Haus) at Großer Hirschgraben 23-25 is one of the most popular sights of the city. You will witness the life of Goethe at his parents' house.
Cathedral at Domplatz built in 850s has a tower with a height of 95 m. You can step up to its tower between April and October. It has a museum containing valuable pieces.
Römer at Römerberg 27 has been the city hall of Frankfurt am Main for about six centuries. Römer is originally the middle building of the tree houses in the Römerberg plaza. This medieval structure is one of the most significant sights of the city.
Frankfurt is famous for its high rise building towers. The highest office building in the continent, 260 high Commerzbank Tower, is the symbol of the city. Main Tower, the two towers of Deutsche Bank, 256 m Messeturm (fair tower), Silver Tower and many more are worth to visit.
Frankfurt Zoo is one of the oldest zoological gardens in the world. There are 500 different kinds and about 4.500 animals in the zoo.
On the both banks of Main, this magnificent location for art lovers is one of the best museum sites in Germany and Europe. Giersch Museum, Museum of Applied Art, Museum of World Cultures, Museum of Communication and Liebieghaus are just a few examples to mention among these historical exhibitions.
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Trade fairs, conferences, seminars, literature, great thinkers, festivals, sports, theaters, movie theaters, wellness facilities, parks, exhibition centers, private galleries, cultural institutions, immeasurable events, organizations and locations all fabricate the diversified, comprehensive, versatile, rich and unprecedented culture of Frankfurt. You will be overwhelmed at the Frankfurt's cultural prospect.
Frankfurt is sought after for congresses and seminars. It is one of the spectacular and unique European and world cities by being home to innumerable cultural and art related events. Over 3 million visitors join in about 60.000 activities and events every year. The unlimited range of congress and seminar venues, and overnight and daytime accommodation facilities play the leading role in the dynamic cultural life of the city.
Frankfurt is one of the oldest fair cities. A plenty of international fairs of many kinds are held in the city. The Book Fair and the Ambiente are among the main specialist fairs organized in the city. Messe Frankfurt GmbH hosts about 50 trade fairs and special exhibitions annually. The exhibition grounds of Messeturm have an area of 476.000 m2 indoor and outdoor capacity. You can realize the exhibition center from a great distance via its 256 meters high exhibition tower. A plenty of festivals and carnivals are organized in Frankfurt. Rheingau Music Festival (annual, May) and Museumsuferfest also known as Museum Riverbank Festival (annual, the end of summer) are the most famous ones.
The city is famous for its contributions to the intellectual and literature accumulations of the world through its great world famous thinkers. Frankfurt is the homeland of the world famous Johann Wolfgang Goethe. While he spent a great portion of his life span out of the city, Goethe consigned to writing most of its works in Frankfurt like the Sorrows of Young Werther and Goetz von Berlichingen.
In addition to popular publishing houses such as Campus Verlag and Inles, the thinkers of the Frankfurt School (Theodor Adorno, Max Horkheim, Jurgen Habermas...) indicate the intellectual respect of the city. The world's largest book exhibition, the Institute of Social Research including the German Library, is placed at Frankfurt.
Opera Frankfurt, Old Opera House, English Theater and International Theater are a few examples from the many major cultural institutions in Frankfurt.
City tours via city boats on the river and Ebbelwei Express are fantastic. An excursion boat gives the gratification of traveling the city accompanied by the alluring skyline. The colorful historical tram, Ebbelwei Express, is available for a comfortable city tour to experience the best views from the city.
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The culinary culture of the city takes the town's lead. The restaurants are lively, versatile, from all categories and multicultural. You have the facility of tasting from more than 70 countries. The city brims over restaurants (over 3.000 restaurants), bars, clubs, pubs and discotheques. All these venues are not gathered at the specific points of the city. They are diffused to every corner of Frankfurt. The vital point is not to find the appropriate choice, but is to choose among. German classics and trendy dishes will serve the best to your taste. Sauerkraut with beer, the delicious Handkäse cheese and the city's apfelwein (apple wine) all have their own delightful taste. Fressgasse is the munching street of the city.
Some culinary delicacies;
Apfelwein is the German sort of apple wine. Containing 5.5%-7% rate of alcohol, the wine has a sour taste. Handkäse is German sour milk cheese which is one of the major culinary specialties of Frankfurt. It is frequently served with Apfelwein. Grüne Soße is a form of green sauce of the Frankfurt's culinary flavors. Frankfurter Kranz is a kind of cake from the cuisine of Frankfurt am Main.
ShoppingFrankfurt provides an immeasurable range of alternatives for shopping. All the international brands have their outlets in the many shopping streets and centers of the city. It is home to the world's admirable top designers and the top brands from the European fashion. The city is the center of top-quality electronics and sports supplies. You will find the best European wines, cheeses and sausages in Frankfurt. The city teems with shopping malls and department stores.
Zeil is the most famous shopping street and promenade in the city. About 500.000 people make incursions onto that street. All the European and German largest and famous outlets of any kind and all big department stores of the city such as Galeria Kaufhof, Karstadt are placed here.
Goethestrasse (the most luxurious of the city), Kaiserstrasse (jewelry shops, furriers), Hanauer Landstrasse (designer furnitures, antiques, care dealers, home items, supermarkets), Berger Strasse (diversified) and Leipziger Strasse (small shops, Turkish food and fruit markets) are a few examples from the shopping streets of the city.
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Turkish writers meet the world
"I am here, dear reader, where are you?" This closing sentence of "Demiryolu Hikayecileri" (Railroad Storytellers) by Oğuz Atay, who launched a new current in Turkish fiction with his novel "Tutunamayanlar" (The Disconnected) in 1971-72, describes the overall situation of most writers of Turkish literature with a few exceptions.
For Turkey's writers, however universal their works might be, are compelled to write sometimes not even for a country but for a small community because this great literature has a such a small market. Even the country's major booksellers consist of only a few floors, and there is no shortage of towns without any bookstore at all. Consequently a book, especially one by a young, unknown writer, can end up in a secondhand bookstore in three or four months.
The publishing sector was not as fortunate as Turkey's other sectors, which immediately embarked on a process of rapid growth when the nation's economy opened up to the world after 1980. The political, ideological and material reasons for this are still debated today, as are those deriving from the country's educational system. But whatever the reason or reasons may be, in the last analysis writers of Turkish literature, apart from some individual efforts, have not, with few exceptions, been translated into world languages nor have their books found a place on the shelves of world booksellers. And so was born a writer who was 'seeking his readers' both in his own country and in the world, and who did not for even a minute give up his passion of writing for the world. But regardless of how slowly the publishing sector has developed, writers, who follow what's going on in the world even under the most difficult conditions, have been among the first to keep up with Turkey's integration with the world.
An incident involving one of Turkey's leading short story writers, Sait Faik Abasıyanık, sums up the situation in a nutshell: When Abasıyanık was applying for a passport he gave his profession as 'writer'. But the official issuing the passport nonetheless entered 'unemployed' in the space for occupation.
I get all keyed up then when I think about the Turkish Airlines plane that will take off from Istanbul for Frankfurt on 14 October, because although it doesn't say so in their passports, most of the passengers will be the distinguished writers of Turkish literature, or publishers who specialize in this field due to their passion for books despite the existence of far more lucrative sectors.
There may be some who don't realize just how important being Frankfurt's guest of honor is. Yet this is perhaps the best thing that could happen to Turkish literature. Just to give an idea, approximately seven thousand publishers from one hundred countries attend this fair, which has been held in the German city of Frankfurt every year since 1949. At fair time, the heart of world books and publishing beats in Frankfurt.
The Frankfurt fair may therefore be a great opportunity for Turkish literature. For the world publishing market is fraught with quotas. A publisher in Europe or the U.S., for example, might say that his quota was full after printing one book by a writer from Turkey. And it frequently happens that a publisher says that one writer from Turkey is enough and doesn't feel a need for another. Similarly, while Italian or French literature may have its own shelf, a book in Turkish may be shelved together with an array of so-called Literature of the East extending as far as China.
What's more, the Frankfurt Book Fair is not limited merely to the fair venue and dates. Throughout the year, over three thousand interviews, panel discussions and lectures are held with the participation of leading writers, researchers, scholars and organizations of civil society from different countries on the subjects of art, literature, science, culture, language and religion, all organized by the Fair committee.
And at all of these events, the literature and activities of the Guest of Honor Country are brought to the forefront and given special emphasis. This year, for example, Turkish art and literature are going to be promoted in around 250 major events. In addition to panel discussions, interviews and book-signing days, Turkey will stage close to thirty exhibitions, more than fifteen stage productions, concerts and train station readings and close to fifty scholarly meetings.
Not only that, for two months following the fair, Turkish films will be shown and forums held on the Turkish cinema both in the fair area and at the Frankfurt Film Museum. In short, Turkish art and literature are going to be brought to the attention of publishers and agents from all over the world. And this means new contracts for our writers and publishers and the publication of works in other countries, even the translation of works into languages we never even imagined. There was heightened interest in Turkish literature even prior to the fair, as German publishers one after the other brought out anthologies of stories based on the theme of 'Istanbul' or 'Turkish literature'.
Turkey's preparation to be the Guest of Honor Country at the fair, at which Catalonia was guest of honor last year, India the year before that and Korea in 2005, was an encouraging process in itself insofar as Turkey, to support the Culture Ministry's Guest of Honor Project, in 2005 launched the TEDA Project (Opening Up Turkish Literature to the World). In line with the project, 441 works were translated into thirty-five languages, 110 of them into German, thereby overcoming the translation problem which had constituted the major obstacle to Turkish literature entering world booksellers. Turkey allocated a budget of 6.5 million Euros for all of this, and it should immediately be pointed out here that this is the first time that the Turkish government has ever lent such enormous organizational support to writers and the world of literature. It gives a person further hope now to know that those sitting on the Turkish Airlines plane to Frankfurt will be the invited guests of the Ministry of Culture.
Nevertheless, a writer in the 1960's, and one of the greats of Turkish literature to boot, actually considered suicide owing to the lack of interest in his works. Not knowing who his readers were or where they were, and being unable to reach them caused him more mental anguish than penury or poverty. Ditto for writing knowing full well that he didn't stand a chance of winning the Nobel prize no matter how good he was... This writer is none other than Orhan Kemal, who penned more than 40 works and is one of the best known and most beloved writers in Turkish literature.
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Unfortunately, I am on the phone which hardly makes justice to a map, soI can't really comment.
But to answer your question, I drop my furniture in the map, then fuse this layer down to a new one, when I can move and resize the objects as needed. Once I am satisfied, I fuse this new layerdown to another one so that all my furniture end up on one or two layers. I don't like to multiply layers unnecessarily, on the other hand it is good when piling up objects and working with shadows (the chair should cast a shadow on the carpet but not on the table....).
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Twice now I've ordered from Lowe's and both times they have ****ed it up. I ordered a washer dryer stack set on 21 Dec. Was supposed to be delivered in 7-14 days. I checked on it on Thursday (day 9) and it was supposed to be at their warehouse from GE the next day. I called Monday (day 13) and the guy said they just tried to call me and my number was disconnected. He read me the number and it's a landline I haven't had since 2009. I gave them my current cell number when I ordered it. He took my current number and said he'd update it on the computer. Said the reason he tried to call is because it didn't come in yet. He expected it on today's truck. I waited until 10 expecting them to be calling to deliver it. I called and got the other guy who works in appliances. He read off my phone number again. Still the old 2009 one. Gave him the new one again. Guess what. It was supposedly shipped from GE to Lowes on the 22nd. Lowes claims it never was received. The order has been "lost". "That happens sometimes." Now they suggest they have to cancel the original order and refund it back to the credit card and reorder it again today. So now some chickie is going to call me and ask for my credit card information over the phone. Like that's going to happen! But instead of shipping it to the warehouse they will ship it directly to the local store. Um, why didn't they do that in the first place? This will take another 3-5 days (like I believe their estimate.) Back in 2009 I ordered a built in oven for my house to replace the old one in preparation for selling it. Completely different store in a different state. They ordered it and it never came and it never came. I made multiple calls and got delivery date promises. Finally one day they informed me the original order I placed never actually got ordered at all! - and so that's why I never received it. DON'T EVER ORDER ANYTHING FROM LOWE'S. If it's in the store, fine, if you order it they will **** it up sure as anything. Now I have company coming on Sunday for 10 days and who knows if I'll even have a washer/dryer.
No matter what, I could NEVER cheer for Dirt and Urine.
I ordered a washer/dryer from them; went fine. Ordered dish washer; went fine. I plan to order a fridge from them.
I have had zero problems with Lowes and Home Depot.
The problem with Lowes is about a year ago they took away the commission from their specialists (which resulted in 20-40% paycuts for the good ones). The result was any employee that was worth anything went and found a new job. The leftovers who are running the store now don't care because they took large paycuts and can't find another job - so they just show up and get their hourly rate.
I got a new fridge from Lowe's when they were running the appliance rebates a few years ago, and it went fine. They did scratch the door slightly when delivering it, but also gave me the opition of Taking $75 discount or replacing the door. I did get stainless steel even though I wanted white, but that was not Lowe's fault, as everyone in town was not able to meet the orders for the appliances with the rebates. It could be that this was before the employee policies listed above, but the store staff was very helpful and they did match a better price I found at Sears, so I was real happy.
I have ordered washer and dryer, kitchen stove, microwave from Lowes in Altoona and about 6 months ago a refrigerator, from Home Depot in Ankeny. No problems on any of them. Delivered and installed on time and old ones hauled away.
A storm is brewing.
I got a scratch dent fridge from lowes about 5 years ago. I was told the person dropped it while delivering it. I got it for 1/3 the price. Was working great till the blizzard a couple weeks ago, but we are all fixed up now.
Originally Posted by MeanDean
I ordered a washer dryer stack set on 21 Dec. Was supposed to be delivered in 7-14 days.
Calendar days or business days? There's a HUGE difference in this case.
And Lowe's has been excellent for ordering the fridge/washer/dryer/dishwasher for me.
Originally Posted by IcSyU
Calendar days or business days? There's a HUGE difference in this case.
And Lowe's has been excellent for ordering the fridge/washer/dryer/dishwasher for me.
Calendar Days. Glad everyone else has had good luck. Maybe it's just the Lowe's in Davenport Iowa and now the one in Jensen Beach FL. It's not like the people I'm working with seem inept or anything. Just that the result is ZERO. Of course they're VERY sorry. Of course they've had my money since 21 December. Seems like it's pretty easy to be "sorry" when it doesn't really mean anything on their end.
Bought a wall oven and refrigerator from Lowes this summer. Wall oven had a huge scratch inside that had to be returned and refrigerator was returned 4 times due to doors not lining up. I thought the last one was fine only to have delivery guys scratch it when installing it. Manager apologized and I ended up paying about 60% of the price. Appliances are fairly expensive anymore but the quality is losing ground in my view.
Originally Posted by casey1973
Bought a wall oven and refrigerator from Lowes this summer. Wall oven had a huge scratch inside that had to be returned and refrigerator was returned 4 times due to doors not lining up. I thought the last one was fine only to have delivery guys scratch it when installing it. Manager apologized and I ended up paying about 60% of the price. Appliances are fairly expensive anymore but the quality is losing ground in my view.
It's because Americans stopped wanting to pay for American made (Maytag) prices.
Originally Posted by AdamJGray
I'd get a Rascal Flatts tramp stamp for free.
The only time i ever had a problem was when i was ordering the pedastals for my washer and dryer. Gave me 3 different delivery dates before it finally arrived. They also never called to let me know that they didn't arrive the first 2 times. Had to go to the store and then they told me they never shipped.
I bought a dishwasher from Lowe's and had no problems but it was in stock.
If you are not in a huge hurry, check out appliancesconnection.com. I ordered HE washer/dryer from them a couple years ago and saved over $800 vs. Sears. The delivery came via freight and was slow, took 2-3 weeks, and they showed up at 11pm! But I kept telling myself hey, I saved $800.
I had virtually the same experience when I special ordered a door from them. I even had the same trouble with them using an old phone number.
Anyone get flooring done from Lowe's? Looking at getting carpet for basement there to save $400-$500
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Byron Wesley tallied 20 points and eight
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The College of Education offers undergraduate programs leading to the bachelor of science degree in education. The College offers the following teacher education programs (NOTE: "P" refers to "pre-school" and "K" to "kindergarten."):
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- Music education (P–12), with concentrations in instrumental or choral music
- Physical education (P–12)
- Secondary education (6–12), with majors in English language arts (comprehensive), French, German, Latin, mathematics (comprehensive), science (comprehensive), social science (comprehensive), and Spanish
- Special education, with K–6 and 6–12 concentrations in collaborative education, multiple abilities program (K-6) with dual certification in elementary and collaborative, and early childhood with dual certification in early childhood special education (birth through age 8) and early childhood education (pre-K through 3rd grade).
A concentration leading to the bachelor's degree is also offered in exercise and sport science, but this concentration does not lead to teacher certification.
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Holley 1967 Chevrolet C-10 - Road WarriorWritten by on August 24, 2010 Holley Builds The Ultimate Shop Truck
The fact that Holley has always been on the cutting edge when it comes to high performance is a given-as is the fact that these guys are all true hot rodders at heart. That said the Holley crew is constantly striving to broaden their product line by a perfect melding of engineering and real-world trial and error. One way they go about their winning ways of product development is by building project vehicles as testbeds. Though they have, and are, assembling a cadre of test vehicles of every description, their latest is the one that really caught our classic truck eye-a shop truck-styled '67 Chevy C-10.
The Holley Shop Truck concept serves a few important interests. First, it gives the company a perfect workhorse for developing even more generalized performance products. It allows them to work on a bunch of new classic truck-specific items, and it also gave 'em an excuse to build a way-cool shop truck they'd be able to have a ball with. Who could argue with a theory like that? Well, not us that's for sure! Holley has enlisted the aid of the professional fabricators and builders at So-Cal Speed Shop in Pomona, California, to aid in the truck's assembly, and lucky for us we were able to stick our head in the door at So-Cal every now and again to check out its progress so we could share some of the Holley Shop Truck's details with you. We'll also treat you to a full-color feature in our next issue!
Holley began the process with the discovery and purchase of a really clean and totally stock '67 C-10. Visually the truck would be destined to have a real vintage shop truck look, featuring a factory-style paintjob treated with a hand-lettered early style Holley logo on its doors, a killer hot rod stance, and a set of one-off vintage wheels. And since the guys at Holley plan on driving this baby-and driving it hard-it was updated with a slew of new, performance-oriented suspension, brakes, and drivetrain.
So without further adieu, let's take a peek behind the scenes at So-Cal and show you some teaser shots as the Holley Shop Truck came together. And remember to stay tuned for the full-color feature next month for the full scoop!
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As with many rodstorations, the second order of business, after a thorough starting inspection and development of a game plan, was disassembly. So-Cal started by pulling the front sheetmetal and cargo bed, the original six and trans, and the rearend and suspension. A new pair of V-8 engine mount brackets was then added to the front crossmember in anticipation of its new engine.Speaking of the new engine-what better than a 480-horse, hot cam LS3 cleverly disguised as a vintage big-block! As a bonus and to prove the point that real hot rods have three pedals the LS engine is backed by a Tremec TKO 600 five-speed tranny.As you can see here, the chassis was treated to the installation of a pair of C-notches, and while they were at it the complete chassis was blasted, new CPP trans and rear crossmembers installed, and all the frame joints welded up to eliminate any flex. A new pair of CPP trailing arms and related suspension components was added at that time, as well.While Jimmy Shine and his cadre were busy working on the chassis and driveline, other crew members were tending to other chores like splitting and widening the rear wheel tubs in anticipation of the truck's new one-off wheels and new rubber.A bit of imagination, fabrication, and modification produced a smooth set of headers that worked perfectly with the LS3/'67 Chevy chassis combo. Here you can also catch a glimpse of the new CPP tubular control arms used on the '67 as well. The exhaust system was then fabricated and routed through the new center crossmember and into a set of Hooker Aerochamber mufflers.In order to make sure the shop truck ended up with a killer stance, the guys reinstalled the sheetmetal and mocked up some wheels and rubber to make sure they were on target.
While they were working on the inside the guys installed a complete Vintage Air heat/defrost system too. Since this baby is gonna get a lot of serious road time, the Vintage Air system will provide the pickup with truly comfortable confines.In these images you can see the firewall filler So-Cal fabbed to replace the truck's original heater box, the new LS3 nestled between the framerails, and the fresh steering gear and CPP brake master/booster/pedal assembly.The LS3 sports Holley's new EFI system, a simple plug-and-play that makes upgrading from a standard carb a snap. To keep the rodstoration on the traditional side, the guys at Holley had the great idea to dress the modern LS3 like an early big-block by giving it a Chevy Orange paintjob, an OEM air cleaner assembly, and a modified set of BBC steel valve covers modified to hide the coil packs. Is that cool or what?To provide the all-important shop truck look, a hand-painted vintage Holley logo was added to the pickup's doors.And here you have it, a sneak peek at one of the nicest shop trucks on the road. Speaking of the road, before the lettering enamel was even dry the pickup was on a trailer to its new home-and to immediately join the Hot Rod Power Tour. Keep in mind that next month we'll treat you to a full-color feature and fill in the blanks as to the Holley Shop Truck's features and components!


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The best seafood restaurants on Long Island: Eat here now
Finding outstanding seafood at Long Island restaurants is harder than it should be. You go through plenty of the overcooked, the badly fried, the brutally broiled -- but there also are beacons that almost compensate for all the others. Here are Newsday's choices for the best seafood in Nassau and Suffolk in 2015.
Artie's South Shore Fish & Grill(Credit: Newsday/ Erica Marcus)
Artie's South Shore Fish & Grill, Island Park: Not only does his eatery share quarters with a fish market, but owner Artie Hoerning is a commercial fisherman who reels in much of what he sells and serves. Decor is modest in the extreme, plates are paper, but the selection of local seafood in season is unsurpassed on Long Island. Excellent lobster rolls, fried clams, and fried or broiled whole fluke. BYOB and cash only. (Pictured: A swordfish steak sauteed in blackened butter and served with sauteed spinach and French fries.)
Clams on the half shell from Artie's Fish and Grill in Island Park.
H2O Seafood & Sushi(Credit: Alessandro Vecchi)
H2O Seafood & Sushi, Smithtown: This Main Street staple renewed its commitment to sushi in the last couple of years, but it remains a reliable, all-around fish house. The decor suggests New England by way of LI. Recommended: sushi rolls, king crab and spicy tuna ''club,'' New England-style clam chowder, fried oysters with sauce remoulade (pictured), hazelnut-Parmesan-crusted swordfish, steamed lobster, lobster potpie, ''everything''-crusted tuna, shrimp and crabmeat cocktails, fried chicken, vanilla cheesecake, cinnamon doughnuts and coffee pot de creme.
Lobster dusted with spiced flour and sauteed is served at H20 Seafood & Sushi in Smithtown.
Inlet Seafood(Credit: Gordon M. Grant)
Inlet Seafood, Montauk: Six commercial fishermen established Inlet Seafood in 2006, and the waterside restaurant is where you'll truly find the catch of the day -- the raw and the cooked. Recommended: Montauk pearl oysters; sashimi and sushi; fluke tiradito; flounder piccata with tomatoes, olives, and capers; pan-seared sea scallops (pictured); steamed or broiled lobster; a spicy lobster roll wrapped with kombu seaweed paper; sauteed soft-shell crabs; miso cod with soba noodles and baby bok choy; Cajun-seasoned fish burritos and tacos; and Key lime pie.
Inlet Seafood in Montauk serves cooked fish as well as an array of sushi, including this FM Station Roll.
The Jolly Fisherman & Steak House(Credit: Danielle Finkelstein)
The Jolly Fisherman & Steak House, Roslyn: The Jolly Fisherman has been serving up seafood since the Eisenhower administration and, while the decor recently got a sleek update, the menu has hardly changed. Fish comes fried, broiled or sauteed, accompanied by your choice of potato, salad or the daily veg. Skip newfangled offerings and stick with the excellent New England clam chowder, fried Ipswich clams or scallops dusted with paprika and broiled in butter. (Pictured: Pan-seared Chilean sea bass with spinach and stuffed baked potato.)
Steamed lobster is one of the many seafood offerings at The Jolly Fisherman & Steak House in Roslyn.
Kyma(Credit: Jonah Markowitz)
Kyma, Roslyn: Greek simplicity shines at Kyma, Roslyn's bustling seafood scene. The handsome restaurant excels with grilled octopus (pictured), shrimp saganaki, grilled tiger shrimp, fish soup with grouper and, especially, whole, charcoal-grilled fish like royal dorado, black sea bass, red snapper and branzino.
The Lavraki, or whole branzini, is a specialty at Kyma in Roslyn.
Limani(Credit: Johnny Simon)
Limani, Roslyn: Limani specializes in seafood, especially whole fish, as well as Greek fare and opulence. It looks like an over-the-top temple to a contemporary Poseidon with high prices and fine choices. Recommended: Greek spreads such as taramasalata and skordalia; grilled whole fagri (pictured), black sea bass and red snapper for two; halibut steak; langoustines; octopus; lamb chops; sirloin steak; Greek fries with oregano and kefalograviera cheese; thinly sliced and fried zucchini, eggplant and kefalograviera; Greek yogurt with thyme-honey and walnuts; and baklava.
Limani serves grilled langoustine among its many seafood offerings.
Noah's(Credit: Gordon M. Grant)
Noah's, Greenport: The look is slightly industrial, very sleek; Noah Schwartz's food, sharp and focused. His restaurant is both a neighborhood magnet and destination spot. Recommended: Long Island clam chowder, with a trace of cream; crab-stuffed deviled eggs (pictured); crisp Tasmanian red crab tacos; the warm lobster roll; local oysters and clams on the half-shell; fish and chips, with Atlantic cod and Greenport Harbor beer batter; Crescent Farm pulled duck and duck confit with fingerling potatoes; shrimp and grits; Key lime pie; and strawberry shortcake.
Grilled sardines are served at Noah's in Greenport.
The Plaza Cafe(Credit: Newsday / Peter Gianotti)
The Plaza Cafe, Southampton: Douglas Gulija, a master of seafood, meticulously prepares creative, full-flavored fish and shellfish dishes, as he has here since 1997. The atmosphere is casual and elegant, bright and warm. Recommended: lobster-and-shrimp shepherd's pie under a chive-potato crust; grilled, wild striped bass, with chowder broth; lobster bruschetta; pan-seared calamari with hummus, piquillo peppers, preserved Meyer lemon and olives; prosciutto-wrapped wild Pacific shrimp with porcini risotto; lobster-and-corn chowder (pictured); duck spring roll and seared breast; and all desserts.
Seared local calamari is served over hummus, and garnished with piquillo peppers and kalamata olives in a sherry vinagrette at The Plaza Cafe in Southampton.
Bigelow's(Credit: Newsday / Rebecca Cooney)
Bigelow's, Rockville Centre: This landmark clam shack has been serving up seafood since 1939 along a distinctly unmaritime stretch of Sunrise Highway. The kitchen has a breading station, a grill and a couple of fryolators; the dining room, a curved counter with 30 stools. The main attraction here is fried seafood -- whiting, shrimp, calamari, smelts, oysters, scallops - but the undisputed stars of the show are the fried Ipswich clams, soft-shell and with the bellies still attached (pictured). Cash only.
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It is an indicator of availability of 3D titles... but I agree it isn't an indicator of interest in 3D.
When there aren't many titles available, it's hard to gauge consumer interest.
BUT... it's valid when saying that "Dish needs to get moving on 3D"... because if the leading movie companies have only produced 66 Blu-ray releases in 3D... and there are only a couple of 3D channels available... then it is hard to say Dish is very behind in 3D at this point.
Ticket sales at the box office have began to reflect that people care less about 3D than they do a good movie. GOOD 3D movies still sell well... but bad 3D movies no longer have that "new car smell" that drives people to buy tickets.
So... I think Dish would be smart to take the wait and see approach before investing too much in 3D technology.
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And, Jack put all those miles on his bike in about a week, so it's probably behaving itself well for him!
I have only been using Mobil 1 V-Twin 20W-50; around 11500 mileshttp://www.mobiloil.com/USA-English/MotorOil/Oils/Mobil_1_V-Twin_20W-50.aspxMy understanding is any motorcycle specific oil should be fine for these engines; I have hear semi-synthetic oil is also good - my local mechanic prefers spectro golden 20w50I just go with Mobil 1; available at wal-mart and lasts for 3000 miles; worked good so far
Have you ever looked after adding oil to your engine and seen what looks like a tiny bit of "sludge" or "ash" left over in the bottom of the bottle ... kinda like some solids that fell out of suspension ? SHAKE OIL BEFORE OPENING - especially if it has been sitting around on the store shelf for awhile.
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The New Year is right around the corner and with the New Year comes a new lineup of photography workshops through CMU. With that lineup we have four (yes, FOUR) new workshops being introduced! We'll be introducing each one of them here on the Clickin Moms photography blog for you and the first one up is First Steps With A DSLR by CMmentor and Click Magazine's Products Editor Amy Lucy Lockheart. Amy has been kind enough to answer a few(…)


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The Facilities and Maintenance Department provides custodial services and maintenance support to all town municipal buildings, and the Dedham Public Schools' buildings. The department is also responsible for capital improvement projects, purchasing, accounts payable, energy usage monitoring, environmental sustainability, building code and regulatory compliance, landscaping, and sidewalk snow removal outside of the buildings and schools.
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The mission of the Facilities and Maintenance Department is to provide for, and ensure three basic principles: Safety, Cleanliness, and Comfort with Efficiency, for all Town and School buildings. The Facilities and Maintenance Department is a customer-oriented department and must treat all building users with respect and dignity while providing the best available service in the most cost effective way.
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Summer is sizzling here in New York. As I walked under the shadows of Grand Central Terminal earlier today, I pitied the poor office workers, sweating in their business suits as they rushed to grab lunch. Everyone was clutching cold drinks, and in the midday sun, beads of condensation dripped from the cans, bottles, and plastic cups and spattered the shimmering pavements.
But just as soon as the weather has turned hot, and we shun coffee (permanently glued to the hands of veritable New Yorkers) in preference of cold drinks, Mayor Bloomberg has proposed a ban on some of America's favourite beverages. Large sugary drinks are under threat in this city. On Wednesday, City Hall announced that they intend to prohibit the sale of containers larger than 16 ounces, of any liquid that contains more than 25 calories per 8 ounces. This means no sweetened ice tea, no… Read more


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Born on July 6, 1951 in the small town of Toowoomba and raised in Brisbane, the tall, lanky Rush spent two years in Paris studying mime, movement and theater at the Ecole Jacques Lecoq, before returning Down Under to embark on his stage career. In 1979, he and future superstar Mel Gibson acted opposite one another in a Sydney production of Samuel Beckett's classic "Waiting for Godot" and shared an apartment. According to Gibson, "It was pretty desperate. We would sit on the floor and eat dinner and stuff. One of us used to drag in the occasional virgin and sacrifice her on a Friday night." Within ten years, Rush had established himself as a preeminent Australian thespian, receiving numerous ... Continue Bio >>
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AMC Drag Cars - You Drive What?Written by on July 12, 2009 Don't Hate Them Because They're Beautiful. Hate Them Because They're Fast.
When you decide to build an AMC, you might as well think of a few cool comebacks for when guys poke fun at your ride. The three guys here chose the best possible comeback: They proved their versatility and performance by driving 25 miles to and from Dalton, Georgia, to Brainerd Optimist Dragstrip, where they all ran in the mid-6s on the eighth-mile track. That's like low to mid-10s in the quarter. There was no tire swapping or fueling up with race gas--they simply lowered the air pressure in the rear tires and went at it.
You could say Jason Neal (with the orange '74 Gremlin) started the AMC fad in his family, since he is the oldest, but his son, Jade (with the '81 Spirit), is the one who wanted to race these unique machines. Tyler Hill (that's his purple '73 Gremlin) is married to Jason's daughter, which gave him a family excuse to build an AMC, too.
The cars all use 420ci engines built from 401 blocks by Barry Allen, each producing close to 700 hp. Jade's mill does that with ported iron heads, and none of the cars uses a power-adder. This is pure AMC muscle, and Jason's Gremlin and Jade's Spirit rely on completely stock suspensions. Tyler's Gremlin is the only one with a ladder bar setup, which is sprung with coilovers and attached to a Ford 9-inch rearend.
So far, Tyler's best e.t. in the eighth-mile is 6.53, and he's the only one to have run in the quarter-mile, where the purple Gremlin tripped the lights in 10.54 seconds. Jade's Spirit has gone a best of 6.61 in the eighth-mile. Jason's Gremlin is still fresh but ran a couple of 6.70 passes on its first trip to the track.
Any way you look at it, these little cars are very cool, and while they're not traditional muscle cars, they're plenty strong in terms of performance. Jason, Jade, and Tyler enjoy being different from the regular car guys, and they're proud to say they drive AMCs.
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Most folks will never notice, but Tyler's Gremlin has a cool feature that allows him to run 325/50R15 Mickey Thompson drag radials without any clearance issues. The car's previous owner cut the wheel openings from Gremlin front fenders and grafted them into the quarter-panels, since the flare is slightly larger.Built by Barry Allen Race Engines, Tyler's engine comes in at 420 ci and produces 683 hp and 585 lb-ft of torque with Indy cylinder heads and a Comp Cams stick. It runs on pump gas that flows through a 950 HP Holley, while outgoing gases are sent through Hooker Super Comp headers and Dynatech Split-Flow mufflers.The outside of Tyler's Prowler Purple Gremlin features a few modifications and a slick paint job by Chad Garrison, but the interior is mostly stock. An eight-point rollcage stiffens the chassis and keeps Tyler safe, while the racing seats offer a more comfortable alternative to the stock buckets.With the help of CalTracs bars, the leaf spring suspension works great under Jason's car. He replaced the original rearend with a Ford 9-inch fit with 4.10 gears and added grip with a pair of Mickey Thompson ET Streets. On the line, Jason brings the rpm up to 3,500, thanks to a TCI converter that applies power to a 904 automatic.Jason's engine made 682 hp and 585 lb-ft of torque. All three cars use MSD ignitions and Holley carburetors, so lots of tuning input can be transferred from car to car. Jason's features an ATI Super Damper fit with a custom aluminum underdrive pulley.Opening the door on Jason's Gremlin is like stepping back in time, as the original interior components are still in good condition. Jason's car is the sleeper of the group, since it has no rollcage and even has the original roof rack up top. The Weld Draglites and M/T rubber are the only giveaways to this car's potential.Jade's Spirit is good for 6.61 in the eighth. It rolls on Billet Specialties Street Lite wheels and Mickey Thompson tires all around. Those are 275/60 drag radials out back.Inside, Jade's car is simple and safe, thanks to an eight-point chrome-moly rollcage built by Top End Fabrication in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Jason and Shane at Top End also fabricated the stainless steel exhaust system, which features a cross-pipe and Dynatech Split-Flow mufflers. Dig the "wood" dash.


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Yet you appear to state that you made a direct indicator bulb replacement without adding any diodes.
GSS - Isn't that a symptom that appears when the 4 turn signal lights themselves are replaced with low current-draw LEDs? I'm not sure we're talking about the same thing - I'm keeping the turn signal lights incandescent, only switching the indicator light in the speedo............Am I out in left field on this one?
It appears to me that in order to replace the indicator bulb with an LED, the diode scheme must be implemented, regardless of whether the factory turn signal bulbs are retained or they are replaced with LEDs. Yet you appear to state that you made a direct indicator bulb replacement without adding any diodes. Singhg5 has a video where he also apparently makes a direct indicator replacement without adding any diodes.Do I need the diodes or not? What am I missing here?
Why so much confusion?The indicator bulb is a direct swap. no wiring needed. no diode needed.A DIRECT BULB SWAP from original bulb to LED.ONLY....and I mean ONLY if you put LED bulbs in your actual turn signals.(not the indicator) do you need the DIODE kit.
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The measure (HB 1129) won final passage on a 38-0 Senate vote Tuesday.
It would penalize abortion providers who don't provide medical care for infants born alive despite attempted abortions.
Abortion-rights supporters say such a scenario is extremely rare. But some abortion opponents have said it's not such a rarity.
A woman who claimed she was born after her mother tried to abort her appeared before a legislative panel to support the bill.
The measure looms as the major abortion-related bill for the 60-day legislative session ending Friday.
A bill that would ban abortions based solely on an unborn child's gender or race isn't making headway in the Senate
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ALABAMA: The top-ranked Crimson Tide enjoyed their bye week following a
dominating 5-0 start (2-0 SEC). They will return to conference action this
Saturday when they travel to Columbia to take on SEC newcomer Missouri.
ARKANSAS: The Razorbacks halted their four-game losing streak on Saturday
afternoon, recording their first conference win of the season in a tough road
matchup with Auburn, 24-7. The defensive effort was the biggest story, as the
unit forced eight sacks, the most the team has recorded since the 2000 Cotton
Bowl versus Texas. Trey Flowers led the way with 3.5 sacks, and Ross Rasner,
Will Hines and Alan Turner all had interceptions. Tyler Wilson completed 20-
of-27 passes for 216 yards, but it was Brandon Mitchell who completed a 26-
yard touchdown pass to Javontee Herndon on a trick play in the fourth quarter.
Dennis Johnson paced the rushing attack with 17 carries for 76 yards and a
pair of scores. Cobi Hamilton grabbed five receptions for 72 yards, giving him
a catch in 28 straight games -- the longest active streak in the SEC. Arkansas
(2-4, 1-2 SEC) will attempt to win back-to-back games for the first time this
season this week when it hosts Kentucky.
AUBURN: The Tigers' nightmarish start to the 2012 season continued as they
lost at home to the struggling Arkansas Razorbacks, 24-7. Kiehl Frazier
started the game but was ineffective once again, completing 9-of-14 passes for
118 yards with an interception and he was sacked four times. Clint Moseley
(13-of-21, 163 yards, TD, two INTs) didn't fare much better under center.
Emory Blake was the lone offensive standout for Auburn (1-4, 0-3 SEC), hauling
in 10 balls for 118 yards and a touchdown. He caught his 100th career pass in
the game, becoming the eighth player in school history to accomplish the feat.
Jonathon Mincy tallied eight tackles to pace the defense. The Tigers will try
yet again for their first conference win this Saturday when they hit the road
to take on Ole Miss.
FLORIDA: The 10th-ranked Gators proved that they are indeed one of the top
teams in the nation as they pulled off a second half comeback to claim to a
14-6 win over No. 4 LSU. It marks the third time in four SEC games that they
have comeback after trailing at the half. Mike Gillislee was a beast on the
afternoon, rushing the ball 34 times for 146 yards and two touchdowns against
one of the nation's most feared defenses. Jeff Driskel did not pass much on
the day (8-of-12, 61 yards) and was sacked five times, but he otherwise kept
his mistakes to a minimal. The defense shutdown the Tigers, holding them to
200 yards of total offense, 1-of-13 on third down, and a lowly 1.7 yards per
carry. The unit also forced three turnovers. It was Florida's (5-0, 4-0 SEC)
first win over a top-five team since 2009, and it will attempt to stay perfect
on the year next week at Vanderbilt.
GEORGIA: The fifth-ranked Bulldogs put a serious damper on their national
championship hopes after falling to SEC Eastern Division rival South Carolina,
35-7. After putting up 40 or more points in a school-record five straight
games, the Georgia offense was stifled by the suffocating Gamecocks defense,
tallying just 224 total yards. Aaron Murray had a dreadful outing, completing
just 11-of-31 passes for 107 yards with an interception. Ken Malcome carried
the ball five times for 45 yards, and he scored the team's only touchdown late
in the fourth quarter. The rest of the Bulldogs combined for just 88 yards on
29 carries. Jarvis Jones recorded a sack, giving him a team-best 5.5 on the
year. UGA (5-1, 3-1 SEC) will have to wait until Oct. 20 for a chance at
bouncing back when it hits the road to take on Kentucky.
KENTUCKY: Without starting quarterback Maxwell Smith, the Wildcats managed to
muster just 228 yards of total offense in a 27-14 loss to No. 20 Mississippi
State. It was their third straight loss to an undefeated, nationally-ranked
team. Starting in the place of the injured Smith was freshman Patrick Towles,
who looked impressive before exiting prior to halftime with a sprained ankle
(5-of-6, 71 yards, TD). Jalen Whitlow played the rest of the way, and he
completed just 10-of-21 passes for 73 yards. He did rush for 26 yards and a
touchdown. La'Rod King (46 yards) caught two passes, one of which was Towles'
scoring strike. Raymond Sanders was the team's leading rusher with 43 yards on
13 carries. Kentucky (1-5, 0-3 SEC) will try once again to record its first
conference win this Saturday when it plays at Arkansas.
LSU: The fourth-ranked Tigers held a 6-0 lead at halftime on the road against
No. 10 Florida, but could not muster much offense in the second half as they
ultimately fell to the Gators, 14-6. The defense allowed just 237 yards of
offense to Florida, but 146 of those yards came from running back Mike
Gillislee, who scored the game's only two touchdowns. On the other hand, the
Tigers' running game could not get anything going, rushing a total of 25 times
for 42 yards (1.7 ypc). Zach Mettenberger could not make up for the slow game
on the ground, completing just 11-of-25 passes for 158 yards with no
touchdowns and an interception in what was his worst game as a starter.
Linebacker Kevin Minter did all he could to help keep his team in the game,
recording 20 tackles, two sacks, and a forced fumble. The road gets doesn't
get any easier for LSU (5-1, 1-1 SEC) this week as it entertains No. 3 South
Carolina on Saturday night.
MISSISSIPPI STATE: The Bulldogs remained unbeaten as they went on the road to
defeat Kentucky, 27-14, moving to 5-0 for the first time since 1999, a season
in which they finished 10-2. They have also won seven straight games dating
back to last year -- the fifth-longest streak in school history. Chad Bumphis
caught nine passes for 104 yards and scored a touchdown, his record-setting
18th receiving score of his career, passing Eric Moulds and Justin Jenkins on
the program's all-time list. Tyler Russell completed 23-of-39 passes for 269
yards and a pair of touchdowns. LaDarius Perkins gained 110 yards rushing and
added a touchdown. His six TDs this season is already more than he had in his
career entering the campaign (five). The defense was stout as well, holding UK
to 228 yards while making nine tackles behind the line of scrimmage. MSU (5-0,
2-0 SEC) returns home this Saturday to host Tennessee.
MISSOURI: The Tigers came out on the losing end of a classic smash-mouth SEC
bout with Vanderbilt over the weekend, 19-15. The offense moved the ball
effectively with 395 total yards, but failed to cash in with touchdowns on
three trips to the red zone, instead having to settle for Andrew Baggett field
goals from 31, 28 and 22 yards. They also missed a PAT and bobbled a punt,
which led to a Vandy safety. James Franklin (5-of-9, 56 yards) had to leave
the game in the first quarter with left knee sprain and did not return. His
replacement, Corbin Berkstresser, was inefficient (9-of-30), although he did
throw for 189 yards, including an 85-yard touchdown strike to Bud Sasser in
the fourth quarter to pull the Tigers to within one. Kendial Lawrence gained
92 yards on 21 carries, but he was held out of the end zone. The defense
played well despite the loss, holding the Commodores to less than 300 yards on
the day. With a Kip Edwards interception, the team has now forced a turnover
in 24 straight games. Missouri (3-3, 0-3 SEC) appears unlikely to notch its
first SEC win this week as it hosts top-ranked Alabama.
OLE MISS: The Rebels held a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter, but
surrendered a pair of touchdowns in the final seven minutes as they fell to
Texas A&M on Saturday, 30-27. They have now dropped 16 straight conference
games dating back to 2010. Bo Wallace completed 20-of-34 passes for 305 yards
and accounted for a pair of touchdowns (one passing, one rushing), but he also
threw two interceptions. Donte Moncrief hauled in six passes for 73 yards and
a touchdown, and he now has a score in five of the team's six games. Jeff
Scott made the most of his 21 carries, gaining 108 yards, which included a
one-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. The defense performed well
despite surrendering the lead late, forcing a total of six turnovers. Ole Miss
(3-3, 0-2 SEC) will try to rebound from the heartbreaker this Saturday when it
entertains Auburn.
SOUTH CAROLINA: Behind a tremendous defensive effort, the Gamecocks dismissed
SEC Eastern Division rival Georgia, 35-7. The defense held the potent Bulldogs
to a season-low 224 yards of total offense after they scored 40 or more points
in their first five games of the season. South Carolina (6-0, 4-0 SEC) scored
21 points in the first quarter and the game was never in doubt from there.
Connor Shaw completed just 6-of-10 passes for 162 yards and two touchdowns,
while adding 78 yards and a score on the ground. Marcus Lattimore gained 109
yards on 24 carries and also found the end zone. Ace Sanders returned a punt
70 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter. USC's 10-game win streak is the
longest in school history, and the third-ranked Gamecocks will try to extend
that number on Saturday night when they travel to Baton Rouge to take on No. 9
TENNESSEE: The Volunteers (3-2) were idle this past week. After dropping their
first two SEC games against ranked foes in Florida (37-20) and Georgia
(51-44), they take aim at their first conference win of the season this
Saturday night when they play at No. 19 Mississippi State.
TEXAS A&M: The Aggies found themselves down by 10 points in the fourth quarter
at Ole Miss over the weekend, but went on a 14-0 run in the final six and a
half minutes to stun the Rebels in a 30-27 final. The comeback was
orchestrated by Johnny Manziel, who amassed 320 yards of total offense (191
passing, 129 rushing) and accounted for a pair of touchdowns, both a which
came in the fourth quarter. Ben Malena rushed for 152 yards, which included a
59-yard touchdown run on the first drive of the game. The defense also got
involved in the scoring attack with Steven Jenkins intercepting Rebels' QB Bo
Wallace and returning it 37 yards for a touchdown. Texas A&M (4-1, 2-1 SEC),
which enters the week ranked No. 22 in the country, managed to win despite
committing a season-high six turnovers, and it now turns its attention to No.
23 Louisiana Tech, which is will face in Ruston this Saturday night.
VANDERBILT: The Commodores claimed their first conference win of the season as
they squeaked by Missouri on Saturday, 19-15. The defense allowed nearly 400
yards of total offense, but it held the Tigers without a touchdown in three
trips to the red zone, which proved to be the difference in the game. Zac
Stacy was busy in the backfield with a career-high 29 carries, and while his
yardage output was less-than-stellar considering his workload (72 yards), he
scored the team's only two touchdowns of the game, and also completed a 24-
yard pass. Jordan Rodgers hit the mark on 14-of-24 pass attempts for 182 yards
with an interception, and Jordan Matthews (91 yards) matched a career-high
with nine catches. After falling behind 6-0 early on, Vanderbilt (2-3, 1-2
SEC) took back the momentum late in the first quarter by recording its first
safety of the year. Winning back-to-back games will be difficult for the
Commodores this week, as they welcome the red-hot Florida Gators to Nashville.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) – Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin has been fined $100,000 for interfering with a play in last week's game against the Baltimore Ravens, the National Football League announced on Wednesday.
Tomlin had his back to the action on Thursday, watching a kickoff return by Jacoby Jones on a giant screen while standing on the edge of the playing field.
The coach, who at one point had one foot on the field, hopped out of the way just in time to avoid a possible collision with Jones during the third quarter of Baltimore's 22-20 victory.
Because his conduct affected a play on the field, a modification or forfeiture of choices will also be considered after the final order of the 2014 draft has been determined, the NFL said in a news release.
Tomlin, a member of the NFL's competition committee, initially told reporters: "I always watch the returns on the Jumbotron – it provides a better perspective for me.
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Tomlin then apologized for his actions at a news conference on Tuesday.
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