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The legendary pop singer is launching one last Barry Manilow tour in 2015! Beginning February, Manilow will rock venues across North America throughout the spring and summer. In support of his new album, My Dream Duets, which pairs him with deceased singers like Louis Armstrong, Whitney Houston, and Marilyn Monroe, Manilow will show of his vast musical talent on what's sure to be an epic farewell tour. Don't miss your chance to see this music god before it's too late; buy Barry Manilow tickets today!
Manilow on Broadway
Barry Manilow is a world-class performer, and in 2013, he set his sights on Broadway by starring in his own show, Manilow on Broadway. For the first time in two decades, he booked a house on the Great White Way - the St. James Theatre - to let audiences in New York hear hits like "Mandy," "Copacabana," and "Could It Be Magic." The show ran for a limited time only from January 18 through February 23. Fanilows rejoiced and headed to Broadway!
About Barry Manilow
Barry Manilow (born Barry Alan Pincus in Brooklyn, New York on June 17, 1943) is an American singer and songwriter. Manilow dominated the 1970s soft rock scene with a string of top ten hits and multi-platinum albums. Despite the frequent barbs from lousy critics, both Manilow's fans and music continue to soldier on as evidenced by the No. 1 debut of his 2002 greatest hits album, Ultimate Manilow, and being dubbed "showman of our generation" by Rolling Stone.
Early in his career, Manilow worked as a pianist, producer, and arranger, accompanying performers like Bette Midler. Manilow's solo hits include: "Mandy" (1974), "Looks Like We Made It" (1976), "Copacabana (At The Copa)" (1978), "I Write The Songs" (1975), "Somewhere In The Night" (1978), "I Made It Through The Rain" (1980), "Let's Hang On" (1981), "Turn The Radio Up" (2001), and "They Dance!" (2001).
Although not all of Manilow's hits were written by him (the most notable and ironic instance being, "I Write The Songs," which was written by lyricist Bruce Johnston), he co-wrote a musical with librettist Bruce Sussman titled Harmony, which was scheduled to be produced in Philadelphia in 2003. After financial difficulties and a legal battle, Manilow and Sussman won back the rights to the musical, which was produced on stage in 2005. Manilow's "Copacabana" has also been turned into a stage musical, which toured in 2003.
Manilow appeared as a guest judge, and even arranged music for, American Idol in 2004, a year in which he also embarked on his "One Night Live! One Last Time!" tour. However, he couldn't stay away from the spotlight for long because he's back on the road with his second farewell tour - the ONE LAST TIME! 2015 Tour. Make sure to buy tickets soon to one of the hottest musical event of the year, and if you love Barry Manilow, then you may also be interested in Neil Sedaka tickets and Tom Jones tickets.
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When the '90s began, the "supermodel" was born. Ladies like Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington, and Linda Evangelista—who famously said that she didn't get out of bed for less than $10,000 a day—ruled the runways and captivated the world with their otherworldly good looks. The iconic photographs that Peter Lindbergh shot of the supers in the early '90s are still widely used as editorial inspiration, and George Michael's "Freedom '90" video, which features many of the women, is, in our humble opinion, still one of the greatest music videos ever made.
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First class seats on an airplane are better than the seats in coach. There is no question that this is true. They are more comfortable to sit in, they offer more space, they come with better food and drink, and also with the privilege of getting on and off of the plane before everyone else. They are the best seat on an airplane. They also cost a lot more than any other seat. Whether or not they are worth the expense is a decision that is our own, made according to our own individual calculus. That we have this decision and can opt not to buy first class seats does not imply, though, that there is some question about whether first class are best.
Wine is like this too - some are better than others. But it's much more complicated of a thing to appreciate this in wine and I think that there are three major reasons for this:
1) It's easy to for anyone, even a person who has never been on an airplane before, to understand why first class seats are better. Appreciating why one wine is better than another wine is not as straightforward.
2) We develop personal preferences, we find styles of wine that we like, prefer one kind of wine over another. It is easy and self-serving, even, especially as we gather more wine drinking experience, to assume that our personal preferences are in line with an objective truth about quality.
3) We get confused by price. We buy coach seats when we fly because, well, who can afford to fly first class? And no one wants to waste their lives wishing for what they cannot have. The $12 bottle of Château Peybonhomme les Tours Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux is delicious, terroir expressive, and entirely worthy of our attention. It might be among the best red wines at $12 in NYC today. But it is not better than first class, no matter how many bottles I can buy for the same price. It's more fun (or less unsettling, anyway) to think that we've struck gold in the high quality $12 bottle than it is to think about how much better Léoville-las-Cases is.
If it sounds like I'm saying this from somewhere on high, I don't mean it that way at all. It's the opposite, actually. I've been trying to learn as much as I can about wine (while also enjoying drinking it) for the past ten years, and the point is, I'm still scratching the surface when it comes to any real knowledge of what is great wine and what is not. I simply am not exposed to enough wine, I cannot build the necessary context. I have come far enough, though, to know how much there is that I don't know.
Occasionally I do get to have an experience where I learn something real about quality. Here are two such recent experiences.
Right before Thanksgiving a friend and I drank the 2004 Éric Texier Côtes du Rhône-Brézème Domaine de Pergault. I bought three bottles on release in 2007 and this was my last bottle. Three years ago I drank a bottle and was not thrilled, but SF Joe, a guy who knows the wines pretty well suggested in the comments that I should give it a bit more time, perhaps three years more, in the cellar. He was absolutely right.
Just lovely, glad I waited for this. I caught the previous bottle too soon, as someone else suggested. Now this is mellow and alluring, with a rusty hue to the color, peppery, bloody, and floral aromas that are soft and gentle. Balanced and lovely on the palate too. The wine shows its class, but it also shows the limitations of the terroir - this is gorgeous wine, but it doesn't achieve the complexity or grandeur of great Syrah from a more illustrious site.You can probably see where I'm going with this. Although the wine showed better three years later, and although it was delicious and I loved drinking it, it was not great wine. I was reminded of this the other night when I had dinner with a few friends that I haven't seen in a while and we drank a great Syrah by the culty Rhône producer Noël Verset. It was a wine made in what I understand is the worst modern vintage for northern Rhöne wines - 2002. It was lighter and perhaps even more rustic than Verset wines are in more typical vintages. But it was undeniably great wine. Two months later it became clear to me, this idea that Verset Cornas is better than Texier Côtes du Rhône. Really, is that such big news? No. I wonder though, what it means, to know this. If I were a rich person, would I buy and drink only Verset Cornas and the few other Syrahs of similar quality? If money were no object, would I make room for Texier Côtes du Rhône also, even if I could afford first class any time I wanted it?
I haven't written anything in a long time. It's hard to get started again. I've wanted to, but the longer it gets, the more inertia sets in. Perhaps the best way is simply to write something - anything. Even just a list of recent wines I've loved. If it's fun, I'll write again another time.
Benoît Lahaye is probably the best grower/producer in Bouzy right now. I use "probably" because I haven't sat down recently with a bottle of Champagne by Camille Savés or Paul Bara. But I feel pretty confident on this one. Lahaye is making excellent wines, mostly of Pinot Noir from Bouzy.
Lahaye is a smart winemaker, strategically varying in his use of wood for fermentation, using naturally occurring versus selected yeasts, cork or crown capsules for secondary fermentation, presence or absence of malolactic fermentation, and deftly blending wines. There are 8 cuvées, I think, which sounds like a lot for a guy who owns fewer than 5 hectares of land. There's just not a large supply of any of the wines. He is also ultra-conscientious as a grape farmer. The first paragraph of Peter Liem's profile of Lahaye on ChampagneGuide.net describes this:
A passionate advocate of natural winegrowing, Benoît Lahaye took over his family's estate in 1993 and has been bottling wine under his own label since 1996. He became interested in natural viticulture early on, and inspired by Patrick Meyer in Alsace, Lahaye completely stopped using systemic herbicides in 1994. By 1996 he had begun to work organically, in addition to using cover crops in the vineyards and experimenting with biodynamic treatments; the estate was fully converted to organic viticulture in 2003, and certified organic in 2007. Lahaye has noticed a pronounced difference in his wines since the transition to organic farming. "It's not really a question of being better," he says, "but my wines attain higher levels of ripeness now, while retaining the same level of acidity."I first tasted a Lahaye wine on the same day that I first met my good friend Peter - he brought a bottle of the 2002 vintage wine back from France and shared it over dinner in Portland. Since that day I drink the wines at every opportunity. Bottles are not easy to find, but there were always a few places. I used to drink the rosé off the list at Vinegar Hill House when it was something like $55. I could find a bottle here and there at places like Chambers Street and Crush. Peter always told me that a decade from now there are a few Champagne producers who will be widely recognized as superstars, and Lahaye is one of them. buy the wines now, while you can, he said.
Bill Maxwell, the New Jersey farmer is retiring at the conclusion of his market season this year. I've been buying his vegetables and fruit for about 10 years now and in that time I've come to see his as the finest and most consistent produce that I can buy. And it's not just me - in the peak spring and summer months it's necessary to get to Maxwell's stand before 8:00 AM if you want baby artichokes, asparagus, okra, and other wonderful things that he has in short supply. And let me tell you that at 7:30 AM on a summer Saturday you are jostling over a small bin of fava beans with the owner of Franny's and several other Brooklyn restaurants.
This time of year I always feel like staying out of the internet chatter on what wine to drink with the Thanksgiving meal. But I just looked back and in almost every year that I've written this blog, I do in fact make some Thanksgiving recommendations. I first did this in 2006 and nothing about the way I approach this has changed. Although I got funnier in 2010, I would say.
Wines for Thanksgiving? In sum, keep it refreshing and lively, try to keep the alcohol to a minimum, and as a good friend of mine says, "You don't want your clients to remember you because of your fancy suit." Point being, it's not about flash. Quality speaks for itself and the wine isn't the point of your family meal anyway. But you do want to drink good wine, right?
Here's what I'm bringing this year, because I know that you cannot enjoy your Thanksgiving holiday without this vital information:
Cyril Zangs Sparkling Cider - 6% alcohol, dry, refreshing, made from apples. About $15. Delicious.
2010 Günther Steinmetz Wintricher Geierslay Riesling Sur Lie - 10% alcohol, almost dry, creamy and refreshing, made from grapes, about $23.
Emilio Hidalgo Fino Sherry - 15% alcohol, bone dry, refreshing, about $12 for a 750ml bottle. Okay, this one is not guaranteed to go over with the family, but wow it seems like it would make everything on the table taste better.
2010 Clos Siguier Cahors - 12.5% alcohol, fresh and fruity old vines Malbec that's easy to drink and of high quality. About $13.
2012 Domaine de Sablonnettes Le Bon P'tit Diable - 12.5% alcohol, fresh and fruity Cabernet Franc that's easy to drink and of high quality. About $15.
2011 Château La Grolet Cotes de Bourg - a soil expressive blend of mostly Merlot, a delicious and traditionally-styled Bordeaux wine that will give lots of pleasure at the table. About $14. If the first two red wines are "easier" to drink, this one offers greater soil expression and complexity. Consider decanting, unless it makes your family feel as though you are putting on airs.
There, now you can enjoy your holiday.
In 2005 I got into wine again, after a long time away. I bought some bottles and drank all of them. In 2006 I continued to buy wine to drink but I also bought some wines with the intention of cellaring them. According to my records I still have 18 of those bottles. I still have over 50 bottles of wine that I purchased in 2007.
There are bottles in that group that I hope to hold onto for a good while longer, and there are others that seem like great candidates for drinking over the next year or two. I think it was the VLM who once wrote that the beautiful thing about collecting wine is not necessarily the trophies you can open on a grand night with fellow wine lovers. It's that you get to a point when you can go into your own cellar and open a mature bottle, and you can do so on a Monday night, just because you feel like it.
For this to really work, though, I have to still like, or at least be interested in the wines I bought 6, 7, and 8 years ago. Have your tastes changed in the past 7 years? Mine have. But as I look through my cellar I see that there really aren't too many things that I am no longer interested in. That would be a great theme actually - a "bring-a-bottle-you-purchased-years-ago-but-no-longer-care-about" wine dinner.
As I look through my remaining purchases from 2006 and 2007, I see that the wines are mostly Loire Valley and Burgundy wines, and that I did better with the Loire selections. Huet, Chidaine, Clos Rougeard, Baudry, Foreau...hard to argue with that. The Burgundy wines are mostly villages and "lesser" 1er cru wines, and I bet they will be delicious. But they are not things I would buy today, for the most part. It's just a matter of price - there are many wines today I would prefer to buy with my $45 than Voillot villages Volnay or Pommard, for example. That said, I am the proud owner of both wines and look forward to trying them.
So, I've started to dig in lately. In each of the past two weeks I've opened a bottle that I purchased a few years ago. Last Monday I made a simple dinner of skirt steak and vegetables and opened the 2005 Terrebrune Bandol. Yes, yes, I know, this sort of Bandol wine can take 20 years before it hits a true window of maturity. Here was my thinking - 2005 was a ripe year and the wine might be more generous than is typical. And before investing another 10 years in this wine (I have more than 1 bottle), why not check in to see how it's progressing?
I am a fan of Terrebrune - the wines can be great. I've had excellent examples from the '80s and early '90s. I love the rosé too. When they're good they are intensely powerful and sturdy wines but they're also graceful wines, not heavy. And they faithfully express the animale wildness of Mourvedre grown in this hot southern clime. This bottle was not so great, though. On the first night it was exuberant and pleasing in its ripe, deep, dark, and spicy fruit. But there was not a great deal of complexity and the finish tailed off in a rather drastic way, leaving not much more than an impression of tannins. On the second night the wine is more harmonious, the fruit and the tannins better integrated. But still, the wine did not speak so clearly of Bandol to me. Where is the musk, the leather, the soil? Maybe the wine is closed down, or maybe I'm just not going to be a fan of this sort of wine in the warm vintages.
I had much better luck this week. On Monday night the daughters helped me make a bunch of gray sole fillets for dinner. They seasoned some flour, dredged the fillets, kind of wiped their hands before touching everything else on the counter top, and we sauteed the fillets in butter. Ate them with a heap of rice and vegetables.
You know how when you go to your parent's place out of town because your dad is getting older and doesn't feel so well these days, and you want to help out and so you offer to seal the wood on the deck before the winter sets in? And you get up there where it's a solid 10 degrees colder than it is the city, and it's very quiet? And you walk by the lake and see the gorgeous fall colors? And you light a fire in the fireplace in the evening? And you feel generally happy and at peace?
But you're a city kid so you're not an expert on applying stain or sealant to wood on decks. And so you leave a little extra time and resolve to do it right. But you know how in the country it seems to get darker a little earlier? And so all of the sudden there's not a lot of daylight left and you're rushing? And you pack up, lock the house, and throw everything back in the car before doing the sealing so that when you're done you can just get in the car and drive home?
Well, my advice to you next time you do those things is to make sure that you take your keys with you before you seal the deck, so that you don't have to walk back onto the wood to get back into the house to retrieve your keys. Because then you have to re-seal the deck and that takes a little while, in only the light of dusk, and you feel like a real idiot.
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I love Burgundy wine and would happily drink both the reds and the whites several times a week for the rest of my days. I do not like, however, paying for Burgundy wine. It's not that I refuse to spend money on wine - I splash out a bit here and there. Over the years, though, I like to think I've become smarter about how I spend my wine dollars. Now, when I spend $25 on a bottle of wine I want to buy something that represents the best wine I can get for that $25. When I spend $50, I want the best wine possible for $50. And it makes me sad to admit to myself that in the price range where I spend most of my time, I no longer think Burgundy represents the best I can get for my money.
Wine old timers will talk about the days when you could buy Roumier Bonnes Mares on the shelf for $100, and other sordid tales. I was not buying wine in those days. But even 5 or 6 years ago it was possible in NYC to buy truly top quality Burgundy wine for $75 - wines from great terroir that would improve over time and reveal great detail and nuance, and would be utterly delicious. The top Chevillon Nuits St. Georges 1er Cru wines were approximately that price. Fourrier 1er Crus from Gevrey, D'Angerville 1er Crus, and plenty of other wines that are truly exceptional. Those wines cost way, way more now. Today my favorite wine store in the world sent out an email advertising 2011 Burgundies and Chevillon 1er Cru Les Cailles costs $145. Les Cailles is a great vineyard and Chevillon is a wonderful producer - there is no question in my mind that this will be excellent wine. If money were no object, I would buy some.
For most of us, money is a limiting factor. There is no conceivable situation in which I could imagine buying 2011 Chevillon Les Cailles for $145, and this has nothing to do with the quality of that wine. It has everything to do with the other wines I could buy for that same money, if I were to spend that money on a bottle of wine. Some of you will now say "But if you want Chevillon you can still buy 2011 Chevillon 1er Cru Bousselots or Pruliers for $115." Same problem - there are other things I would buy for that same money, were I to spend that money on a bottle of wine. The villages wine, the 2011 Chevillon Nuits St. Georges Vieilles Vignes costs $75. $75!
All European wine has gone up in price in the past 5 or 6 years. The rate of increase in Burgundy seems to be more accelerated than most, however, and it means that I drink way less Burgundy wine, which makes me feel sad. That said, there are still places to spend that $75, should you spend that kind of money on a bottle of wine (and the holidays are coming up people), and to feel confident that you are getting the best wine for your money. For me, one of the very best places to spend up to $75 on a bottle of wine right now (NYC market prices) is Champagne. I know, that sounds weird - Champagne as a value. I don't mean it that way, exactly. I mean to say that I think that if you are spending $75 in a NYC wine store right now, Champagne in general is the place where you can get the finest wine, objectively speaking.
Here are a few of the producers whose wines can be purchased at or below that price point, and that I believe represent truly exceptional quality:
Roederer - yup, I'm leading with a big house. The vintage Blanc de Blancs is for me one of the reference standards for Chardonnay in the Côte des Blancs. The wine is delicious young but has the acidity and structure to age well. And this is why I'd rather spend my $75 here than on Chevillon VV - Roederer's vintage Blanc de Blancs is in the upper echelon of wines made of Chardonnay from that place. Chevillon VV is not.
A few years ago Equipo Navazos Sherries began to get a lot of attention, and this opened the floodgates here in the US - a new generation of wine lovers became interested in tasting and drinking Sherry. There are many special things about the wines bottled under the Equipo Navazos label. One of them is that the wines are bottled with minimal filtration.
Young whippersnapper wine connoisseurs such as myself may take this unfiltered thing for granted. Most, if not all of the wine I buy from Burgundy, the Loire Valley, and elsewhere is either unfiltered or minimally filtered. But with Sherry, this is typically not the case. A little over two years ago I wrote something about this that was fun (for me, anyway) to go back and re-read. At that point there were almost no unfiltered Sherries to buy here in NYS. Equipo Navazos, and Pastrana - a Manzanilla Pasada by Bodegas Hidalgo (La Gitana). Now, however, it seems as though everyone makes an unfiltered wine. I thought it would be good to revisit this subject, to take a look at the current NYC market for these wines.
First, a couple of basics:
Fino style Sherry (including Fino, Manzanilla, and wines from El Puerto de Santa Maria) is aged in barrel under a layer of living yeast, called flor. To bottle the wine without filtration would mean bottling bits of flor, perhaps still living, and various other solid matter. Most producers opt instead to bottle their wines after a heavy filtration. This allows the wines to be more stable during their overseas journey and the subsequent movement to warehouse and eventually to retail shelves or restaurant refrigerators. Stabilizing though it may be, this heavy filtration strips the wine of solid particles that contribute significant color, aroma, and flavor - the resulting wines are typically pale and without the complex aroma and depth of flavor that makes Sherry great. Consider the following quote from page 72 of Peter Liem's book Sherry, Manzanilla, & Montilla: a Guide to the Traditional Wines of Andalucia:
What is insidious about this, in our opinion, is that we as consumers are now trained to believe that the pale color of these wines in bottle is natural. In fact, fino and manzanilla are not naturally pale in color, nor are they particularly light in body, except perhaps in relation to other types of sherry. By definition, they are aged wines, having spent many years in cask - even the simplest of these is aged in barrel for at least two years, and the best versions for much longer. When sampling a fino or manzanilla from cask, its color is pronounced, is aromas are pungent, and its presence on the palate is much richer than one might anticipate. All of this is lost, or at least significantly modified, by excessive filtration.When we fell for dry Sherry all over again, we fell for wines that had not been filtered in this way. Okay, Equipo Navazos filters wines before bottling, but lightly, "just to remove the flies," they like to say. But it is this lightly filtered style of wine that was our gateway drug. And as the market for fine Sherry continues to grow, more producers are releasing an en Rama, or unfiltered version of their brand. Here are those that I can think of off the top of my head:
The second annual Sherryfest just wrapped up in New York City. Peter Liem and Rosemary Gray did an excellent job once again, raising funds, organizing many people and events, and creating the largest Sherry tasting in the United States.
When I arrived home from my vacation, a trip that concluded with a visit to Slope Farms, I was hungry. It wasn't hard to decide what to eat for dinner.
This is the longest post ever to appear on this blog, by far, but I wanted to share all that I learned at Slope Farms. I think it's very important to engage with this - thinking about where our food comes from.
I don't remember exactly when I began buying Slope Farms beef, but it's been over five years now. I tried several varieties sold at the Coop and found Slope Farms to be the most delicious.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Metro trains will run for an hour longer from Gallery Place and Judiciary Square on Thursday night due to the NCAA East Regional Games at the Verizon Center, say Metro and Verizon Center officials.
Originally, the stations were going to close at midnight as usual but a deal was reached to allow more time for fans to use Metro after the last game.
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U2 took home their second Golden Globe award on Sunday for their song "Ordinary Love" from the film Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom.
The Irish rockers saw off competition from Coldplay, Justin Timberlake and Idina Menzel from Disney's animated hit "Frozen" to win the Best Original Song trophy.
Their first new track in three years, the song was written in honor of the late Nelson Mandela, who died in December.
Upon receiving the award, frontman Bono lauded the civil rights leader, saying, "This really is personal for us. This man turned our life upside down, right-side up, a man who refused to hate, not because he didn't have rage or anger or these things, but that he thought love would do a better job.
"We wrote a love song because it kind of is what is extraordinary about the film – it is kind of a dysfunctional love story. That's why you should see this film. You know about the global statesman, you don't know about the man, that's why you should see this film. We're good at the dysfunctional love stories."
U2 previously won a Golden Globe in the same category in 2003 for their song "The Hands That Built America" from "Gangs of New York."


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Tallahassee, Florida- July 17, 2012
City funding for the trauma center in Tallahassee could be on the chopping block.
The Tallahassee city commission met last week to hear ideas on how to balance their 2013 operating budget. One idea: cut funding to the Trauma Center.
Tallahassee Memorial's Trauma Center began operations in 2008. The city proposed cutting the $75,000 it has reserved for trauma center funding. TMH says they've been in this situation before this year.
"This is a process that we go through every year. We go to the city and the county, talk to them about what the trauma center has meant to the community, the lives that it's saved, and they have, every year, supported the trauma center," said Warren Jones, Vice President and Chief Communications Officer.
"The money that we receive from the city and the county goes into our trauma budget but does help us in our outreach, our community outreach where we do injury prevention, as well as train professionals in the community," added Freda Lyon, TMH's Emergency Services Administrator.
The city will hold public hearings on the proposed budget in September.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- July 10, 2012 --
"It hurts a little in some respects, but it also gives us what we want and that is a balanced budget."
Those were some of the words Tallahassee Mayor John Marks used while addressing the city commission at their final budget workshop. Public hearings for the $686 million dollar proposal begin in September.
"We're looking at every single aspect of municipal government to see where it is that we can save and not only cure this year's deficit, but how do we address future deficits in 2013 and 2014," said city commissioner Andrew Gillum.
To tackle the $740,000 shortfall many recommendations were made. They included: adding only four positions to Cascades Park instead of six, saving the city $100,000, eliminating funding to the Trauma Center, saving $75,000, and closing the Lafayette Arts & Craft Center, saving about $55,000.
"I've been coming to this center for 40 years, taking different courses that's been offered at different times," said Nora McKay, a center patron and part-time employee.
The Arts & Craft Center is more than just a money saver to the folks that go there. They offer summer camps and adult classes that they wouldn't want to see go away.
"This center's been open for a long time and I think the customers here really enjoy coming here and really enjoy the classes we offer so it would be devastating to them," said Patricia Pittman, the center's supervisor.
Tallahassee, Florida - July 10, 2012 -
The Tallahassee City Commission held a budget workshop on the morning of July 10th. The city faces a deficit of almost 1 million dollars for 2013 if they cant find a way to balance it out.
When City Manager Anita Favors Thompson released her 686 million dollar operating budget in June it was balanced, but some bad news has caused a deficit to the tune of just under 740,000 dollars. The State of Florida sales tax revenue was less than anticipated and property values have decreased, leading to this point. City Officials say coming up with almost a million dollars is tough. Some of the proposals included cutting the amount of staff to be hired at Cascades Park this coming spring from 6 to 4, eliminating trauma center funding, and closing the Lafayette Arts and Crafts Center among other things.
Stay with WCTV for much more on this story.


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Most of the major manufacturers stole the CES 2013 headlines with Ultra HD 4K displays. Videophiles, however, made their criticisms of 4K well known, ultimately saying the lack of native 4K content could dog the rollout of these products.
Audiophiles at CES drowned out that negativity as personal audio continues to grow with headphones and other companion devices; the computer audio market also continues to mature with products like digital-to-analog-converters (DACs), digital amplifiers and streaming/wireless solutions, and home-friendly speakers that are getting more stylish and better sounding by the minute.
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Cary Audio's DAC-100 and DAC-100T DAC units were among some of the more interesting exhibits in the Venetian Hotel. Both are fully balanced products with 24/192 compatibility. The 100T offers the option of a tube output stage. The company also showed its DMC-600 digital music player that combines an upsampling CD player with tube and solid-state outputs, 32-bit/384kHz compatibility, DSD (SACD) over USB, aptX Bluetooth, and coax and optical inputs.
Constellation Audio, an audiophile brand, demonstrated its Cygnus Digital File Player/DAC that offers the ability to play digital audio files from thumb drives, portable hard drives and external hard drives, with a front display window allows for people to control and select their favorite music.
NAD Electronics showed a family of affordable desktop amplifiers, headlined by the $399 D 3020 Digital Amplifier/DAC, and the D7050, which is awaiting final pricing. The D 7050 includes a 2×50 watt-per channel amplifier, along with Apple's AirPlay technology, aptX Bluetooth, UPnP and an asynchronous USB input.
Antelope Audio has migrated from the professional audio market into consumer audio and its new Orion 32 is a 32-channel analog-to-digital/digital-to-analog converter that supports MADI and USB. The company says the 1RU device can be set up to work with 24-channels of Apple-based audio and 32-channels of PC-based audio, and also serves as a master clock. The Orion can be setup in a variety of pro systems and high-end consumer-grade systems.
One of the best demonstrations at the show was the Wisdom Audio LS4 speakers driven by Dan D'Agostino amplifiers and cabled with some of Transparent Audio's best interconnects and speaker cables. Playing a variety of audiophile music this system delivered reference quality sound that left audiophiles drooling for more. It should also be noted that D'Agostino's amps were all over CES and they appear to be gaining favor with many within the audiophile crowd.
Totem Acoustic showed the Fire monitors, which are part of its Element Series of products. This $6,000 pair of speakers produced an enormous amount of bass for a small set of two-way bookshelf speakers and like other products in the Element line, the Fire incorporate a host of Vince Bruzzese's innovative engineering concepts.
Krell has been one of the few high-performance audio companies to openly embrace home theater. During CES, Krell debuted a close-to-final version of its new Foundation home theater preamplifier/processor. The pre/pro should retail for about $6,500 and it incorporates the HDMI 1.4 format, as well as Krell's intelligent HDMI switching. In the two-channel category Krell previewed its Connect Network streaming device which should be available for approximately $2,500 to $3,500 depending on its configuration at the end of March. The Connect with the internal DAC is compatible with high resolution FLAC and WAV files, and it also incorporates built-in Ethernet, Wi-Fi and options for Apple iOS and Android control.
At CES 2013, consumer audio continued to move in the right direction with new desktop audio products, headphones and other solutions that are more consumer friendly and applicable to today's lifestyles.
Bryston and Thiel Audio teamed up once again to deliver a great two-channel demo of high resolution audio through the company's latest products the BDA-2 DAC and companion BDP-2 digital audio music player. Thiel also showcased its new CS2.7 loudspeakers, which were first launched in October 2012. Together the combination of Bryston electronics and Thiel speakers produced a crystal clear image that as fast and detailed. Considering how crazy the pricing in the audiophile world can get, these companies showed that with a reasonable investment, reference level sound quality can be obtained.
Rounding things out in with some personal audio happenings, Polk Audio, MartinLogan, RBH Sound and HiFiMan were a few of the companies showing new headphone products to satisfy those who want on-ear and in-ear product solutions.
Electronic House was treated to some exclusive system demos (videos below) with some of the industry's top engineers, including Kevin Voecks from Harman's Revel Speakers, Bob Stuart from Meridian and Rick Santiago from Indy Audio Labs provide their unique insight of their latest products.
Other new product videos include the latest gear from Monitor Audio, Adam Audio, Audio Design Associates (ADA), RBH Sound, Screen Innovations (SI) and Paradigm.
Check out more great things we found at CES.
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STEUBENVILLE - The first seven-plus minutes of Saturday's Toronto-Steubenville Catholic football game belonged to the Red Knights. After that, it was all Crusaders.
Combining its patented quick strike offense with a downright nasty defense, Central rolled to a 42-3 victory on the turf at Harding Stadium.
With the triumph, the Crusaders, who were ranked seventh in the first-ever Ohio Division VII poll, improve to 4-0. The Red Knights fell to 2-2. The game was the 41st between the Jefferson County schools with CCHS holding a 30-10-1 series lead.
Toronto took the opening kickoff and chewed up 7:37 off the first-quarter clock, marching from its own 27 to the Crusaders 2. The Glenn brothers (sophomore quarterback Blaze and senior tailback Chez) collected all the Red Knights yardage via the ground.
Eric Meek's club caught a break when Central penetrated the neutral zone on fourth-and-8 from the CCHS 45. B. Glenn then took the snap from punt formation, tucked the ball away and gained 6 yards, giving Toronto new life.
Chez Glenn then sprinted up the middle for 32 and a first down at the Central 2. That's when the Crusader defense stiffened and the tide started to turn.
On first-and-goal, Chez Glenn was dropped for a 2-yard loss by Jake McCann. McCann delivered again on second, nailing Blaze Glenn for a loss of 2 more. Blaze Glenn's pass on third down fell incomplete. Meek then called on Danny Zdinak to try a field goal and the freshman responded by splitting the uprights from 29 yards out.
"Jake is quick and physical," Central coach Steve Daley said of his senior linebacker. "He played the way we know he is capable of playing. He stepped it up a notch on that first drive, and I'm happy for him in that regard."
Central launched its first possessions from its own 35. The quick-strike Crusaders needed four snaps to take the lead for good.
Hard-running junior fullback Stone Romano covered 36 of the 65 yards when he burst up the middle and sprinted to the Red Knights 25. On second-and-10, senior quarterback Brenton Colabella rolled to his right, avoided the Toronto pass rush and found slot back Ryan Fletcher all alone.
Central's next score took two plays. After Colabella threw an incompletion, speedy senior Khalil Jones dodged a couple of tacklers, broke free and sprinted 49 yards.
The defense delivered again (senior Jimmy Joe Mort recording a quarterback sack) and Central was back in business at the Toronto 46. Five plays later, it was 21-3. Romano rumbled through a huge hole for a 9-yard touchdown. The key play on the Central drive was a 26-yard Colabella-to-Fletcher completion. Fletcher made a spectacular one-handed grab to give the Crusaders a first down at the Red Knight 19.
The final Central touchdown of the first half capped a three-play, 70-yard drive. Colabella found Fletcher again, this time wide open over the middle for a 49-yard scoring strike.
Central ran 17 first-half plays, scoring four times and compiling 235 yards of offense (119 rushing and 116 passing).
Toronto, on the other hand, moved 61 yards on its first possession but could only muster 10 on its next five touches.
Marty Engle recorded two tackles behind the line for the Crusaders on those five Toronto possessions, while Louis Fallon was all over the field making plays.
"It was great," Meek said of his team's opening march. "We took about eight minutes off the clock. We would rather have scored seven than three but we looked good. After that, it was all them.
"Give them credit. They have a veteran team and a good team. They're going to win a lot of games. I'm disappointed with the final score because I thought we would make it more of a ballgame.
"We're going to be a veteran team someday. We have some young kids that are playing hard. We have four senior-dominated teams on our schedule. We've lost to two of them and we have to more down the road. We'll try to knock those other two off as well as win some other games. We can't feel sorry for ourselves. We'll regroup, be positive, correct the mistakes and move forward in the right direction."
Daley said the rise of his defense simply was a matter of "settling down."
"We were a little keyed up and were not being as disciplined as we needed to be on that first drive," he said. "After we got that out of our system, the defense did a great job."
Daley's club stayed in the quick-strike mode to start the third quarter, getting two scores off Toronto fumbles.
Jones recorded both touchdowns, going 21 yards up the gut for his second touchdown of the evening and 15 for a third. He finished the night with four carries for 91 yards and three TDs.
"He's just an outstanding athlete and we know what he can do," Daley said of Jones. "He made some great runs. When he sees an opening, he wants to get to the end zone."
Central's offense compiled 396 yards (259 rushing and 137 passing). Murphy finished with 68 yards on nine carries. Colabella hit on 7 of 12 passes. Fletcher grabbed five for 108 and two touchdowns.
"We do want to be as balanced as possible offensively," Daley said. "We can grind it out a times, which we did in the second half. We know we can score quickly. But there are times when we want to run some clock."
Daley was happy with his offensive line's performance, saying, "our pass protection was better than it was against Columbiana. It's not where we need to be need so we still need to improve."
Meek used just one word to describe the Central offense: "explosive."
"Colabella's been there a long time and they know what they are doing," he said. "We tried to pressure him and it just didn't always work. At times, we did get pressure but he was able to get out of it. It's hard to run with those receivers that long. That was an issue for us.
The Red Knights offense finished with just 139 yards (93 via the ground and 46 through the air). On its final 10 possessions, Meek's club totaled 78 yards.


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The Royals made a roster move today, and picked up a local talent in the process.
Kansas City acquired third baseman Travis Metcalf off outright waivers from the Texas Rangers. Metcalf was placed on the Royals 40-man roster and optioned to Omaha (AAA). With the addition, the Royals currently have 37 players on their 40-man roster.
Metcalf, 26, has seen time at the big league level with the Rangers each of the past two seasons, hitting a combined .249 (54-for-217) with 14 doubles, 11 home runs and 35 RBI in 80 games. The 6-foot-3, 205-pound right-handed hitter is a career .258 hitter with 57 home runs and 270 RBI in 469 minor league games. He was selected in the 11th round of the 2004 draft out of the University of Kansas where he ended his career as the Jayhawks' all-time home run leader with 29.
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TEMPLE HILLS, Md. (WUSA9) -- Friday morning, WUSA 9 and 94.7 FRESH FM are in front of the Five Guys in the 3200 block of Plaza Way in Waldorf to encourage commuters to stop and buy cookies from a small Girl Scout troop victimized by an attempted robbery Sunday.
Supporters are trying to help the girls reach a goal of $10,000 in cookie sales by a Friday deadline in order to fund a troop trip to Disney World.
Forty-eight-year-old James Ernest Wright of Waldorf has been charged with attempted robbery, theft and disorderly conduct after allegedly trying to make off with Troop 5819's money as the girls sold cookies in front of a Five Guys restaurant in Waldorf Sunday.
Troop leader Shelli Harris was seriously injured when she was pushed to the ground. The girls were forced to suspend sales short of their goal after the attack.
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Career: Ranks sixth all-time in career points (60) and career assists (16) while boasting the seventh-most career goals (22)...her 157 shots are also the seventh-most of any Bulldog player.
2008 - Redshirt Season: Sat out due to injury.
2007 - Junior Season: All-Horizon League First Team member...named to the CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District V Second Team...led the team and ranked third in the league with 10 goals and 26 points...her six assists also paced the squad and were tied for third in the conference...took 65 shots, the second-most in the league...four of her goals went for game-winners...one of only three players to play over 1,800 minutes and one of six to start in all 20 matches...tied the school record with three assists at Indiana State (Sept. 11)...registered both of Butler's goals in a 2-0 win against IUPUI (Oct. 23)...netted the game-winner in a 1-0 victory at Detroit (Oct. 7)...tallied the winning goal at Cleveland State on Oct. 28.
2006 - Sophomore Season: Named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District V Team and to the Academic All-Horizon League Team...team-leader with 17 points, six goals and five assists...put 28 of her 56 shots on goal (50.0 percent)...earned the starting nod in all but one of her 19 games played...played 80 or more minutes in 13 matches, including the full 110 minutes in a double-overtime match against Loyola on Sept. 29...netted the game-winning goal against Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 3 and against Eastern Kentucky on Sept. 17...registered a pair of scores against EKU...assisted on both of the Bulldogs' goals against Wright State in the first round of the Horizon League Championship.
2005 - Freshman Season: Named to the "All-Horizon League" second team and newcomer team despite missing the final eight matches of the season with a knee injury...led the team with five assists and 17 points, while her six goals tied for team-best honors...scored a goal in five straight matches, including the game-winner at Indiana State...scored at least one point during seven straight matches...took 36 shots on the season and converted her only penalty kick attempt...ranked in the top 20 nationally in scoring at the time of her injury...earned Horizon League "Player of the Week" accolades for the week of Sept. 5, in addition to a spot on the Top Drawer Soccer 17-player National Team of the Week...ranked third in the Horizon League in assists and goals and fourth in points despite seeing limited action...her 1.42 points per game led the conference.
High School: Led her Carmel High School team to the 2004 state championship, picking up Indiana Soccer Coaches Association (ISCA) "Player of the Year" and first team "All-State" honors along the way...also garnered NSCAA All-American and Academic All-American accolades...large part of Carmel squads that also won state championships in 2001, 2002 and 2003...teamed with current Bulldogs Annalise Larkin and Crystal Wright on three of those teams...member of the Carmel United club team, which capture four state championships, while the team advanced to the regional semifinals in both 2001 and 2002 and to the regional finals in 2004...her 2001 ODP team placed third nationally.
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Man dies in single-vehicle crash on Interstate 75
Published: Monday, July 15, 2013 at 10:01 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 at 12:39 p.m.
Florida Highway Patrol officials on Tuesday released the identity of the man who died Monday evening in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 75.
Beau Charles Ramey, 40, of Wesley Chapel, was driving south in a white 1997 Ford F-150 pickup. He was traveling in the left lane when the truck suddenly crossed the center and right lanes and went onto the west shoulder. The pickup plowed through a ditch, overturned and struck several trees.
Ramey was not wearing a seat belt, troopers said.
The crash occurred at 6:22 p.m., about three miles south of County Road 318.
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Show Breeders Sell Better Pups: What dog foods out there are wheat, corn, and soy free?
besides like Blue Buffalo and Taste of the Wild and such :)
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I'd like to have both of my bìtches on the same diet (with Taste of the Wild, it's high enough protein that I dont need a "puppy food"). Piper has allergies, so it does need to be free of those three things listed above ;)
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Answer by Lindsay
Orijen and Acana, Dog Lovers Gold, B.G. (before grain), Wellness, Go! and Now!, innova/evo/cali naturals, Canine Caviar, Instinct, Honest Kitchen (dehydrated raw food, add water), Ziwi Peak, and many many others.
Dog Lovers gold is only available in some areas, but it is all life stages. So is BG and Honest Kitchen, and I can't remember the others right now but there are a few more. Go find your local independent pet supply store and they can help you find even more!
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I feed Taste of the Wild and it is great all my dogs love it.
But, if you want the best and grain free.
You want Wellness only, it is the best for dogs with allergies.
My Pepper had allergies bad, he was on Wellness and he did great and makes their skin so nice never dry or flaky.
go with Wellness only…you will see the difference in your dogs for sure. Wellness CORE Natural Grain Free Dry Dog Food, Original Recipe
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I have my dogs on Natural Balance, grain free allergy formula. Its an all life stages food. The type I buy (sweet potato and fish) is 21% protein, but I think their other one (venison and something else) may have more. One of my dogs has extreme allergies, and he loves this food. It's also pretty decently priced.
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My puppy eats Canidae Lamb and Rice. It's super affordable for a premium dog food, and they have excellent customer service. I Buy it on Amazon because they can ship right to the house. A 35 Pound bag is about $40 with no tax and free shipping. Large cans are $20 for 12. It sits well on her fragile tummy (anything gives her dirrhea). For chews, I've found the best to be the "Get Naked" line and Zuke's Mini Naturals in Salmon for treats. I buy all of them on Amazon due to the ease of not having to carry all of the heavy bags myself (I'm 5' 4")
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.. Raw?
HAHA I don't know, I don't know much about dog food ;)
Answer by Pam
You are a total ass and are useless to the world! Someone should beat you!
Answer by ~Compétences~
I do know that some BlueGold foods are wheat, corn and soy free.I think its a new line called BlackGold UltimateAdult. I think Canidae has grain free formulas- with nothing in it that you mentioned. I knew of one other brand that was free from those 3 but for the life of me I can't remember it! I'll have to think and come back and edit. But I do believe that Blackgold is free from those. Unless the ingredients have changed from the last time I looked on the back of the package.
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Newscast Media CARACAS—The leader of Venezuela's opposition, Leopoldo Lopez, has
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Speaking before a rally in Caracas on Tuesday, Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo
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against President Nicolas Maduro's government.
"We've got nothing to hide," Lopez told the crowd, before crossing the picket lines
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Subway stations were reportedly closed around the city as pro- and anti-government
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Justice Minister Miguel Rodriguez said on Sunday that an arrest warrant had been
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surrounded anti-government protests during the past week. Police searched Lopez'
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Violence broke out at demonstrations in Venezuela's capital city last week after
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Critics of President Maduro have been holding mass demonstrations to force his
resignation. They blame him for supporting economic policies that have driven inflation
above 50 percent, led to a shortage of hard currency and of consumer goods. The
left-wing leader rose to power last year after long-time President Hugo Chavez
passed away.
On Monday, the Venezuelan president ordered the expulsion of three US consular
officials, whom he had accused of being linked to students involved in
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The gang has arrived to Fallarbor Town where May will have the 2nd Pokémon Contest. May imagines herself winning the contest where Brock and Ash support her. May sends her Beautifly to look for the building where she and Beautifly will do their performance. The gang arrives inside the building, while Brock is amazed by the girls inside.
May sees a Coordinator meditating with her Pokémon. The Pokémon is a Medicham. A psychic force affects Max's glasses, making them float in air. And the force affects other objects and even Pokémon. Medicham stops with meditating, so all objects fall down. The owner apologizes for the event, so Brock goes to flirt with her, but Max takes him away. May apologizes and says Brock does it when he sees a beautiful girl, but the woman starts laughing.
Grace apologizes and introduces herself. During the night, Brock has cooked some food, to which Grace happily eats. Ash wonders if she won in any contests, so she shows 3 ribbons. May is discouraged, as the next one will be her 2nd. grace gives her some advice, but May has double-thoughts about entering the Contest at all. Grace will show her some attacks Medicham know to encourage her.
Medicham demonstrates - uses Ice Punch with Psychic, dazzling the view. May is thrilled, so she practices with Beautifly - it uses Silver Wind combined with Tackle. However, May corrects herself and orders to use Gust, but then orders String Shot. Beautifly has failed, so String Shot affects it. Drew appears, commenting on attack combinations. Drew asks her if she won any ribbons, but May becomes nervous. May asks him how many did he got, so he shows the case - there are 3 ribbons.
Jessie and James, disguised, ask a man who is passing by whether he wants to win Contests. They offer him a secret product, encouraging the man to ask them what that is - they are Pokéblocks. The man appears before Meowth, so he gives the man advice how to win the contests. Jessie and James appear before Meowth, disguising themselves as customers. The man is shown gold and silver Pokéblocks, so Meowth throws a gold Pokéblock to Wobbuffet. Meowth distracts the man for a while and shows Wobbuffet, cooler. The man is convinced and happy, so he pays them to get the Pokéblocks. Jessie and James are happy that the plan worked - painting ordinary to gold and silver Pokéblocks.
Ash asks Max where May is, with Max responding that she is training her Beautifly. Brock is flirting with girls he crosses upon. Ash, Brock and Max see Drew and say that they cheer for May. Drew taunts Ash into a battle - Ash accepts the challenge. Ash's Taillow attacks Drew's Roselia using Quick Attack. Roselia uses Magical Leaf, but Taillow dodges the attack. Roselia uses Petal Dance, but Taillow evades the attack. Taillow uses Peck, but Roselia uses Stun Spore, so Taillow's attack is cancelled.
May witnesses Taillow being attacked by Rosalia. Taillow is hit by Stun Spore. Rosalia uses Solar Beam, defeating Taillow. Drew explains why Ash lost - his Taillow was confused as he is, but the main part is teamwork. During night, May remembers what Grace and Drew told her. Next day, Team Rocket sells the fake Pokéblocks, as the customers are convinced to buy them. May realizes that if she were to give Beautifly the Pokéblock, she might win the Contest.
Grace appears, demanding from which berries are the Pokéblocks made of. She exposes the Team Rocket, as the Pokéblocks have no apparent origin, so tells May that a true Coordinator would mix his/her own Pokéblocks. Team Rocket opens the balloon and fly off, but steal the people's Pokémon. Meidcham uses Psychic, freeing itself and other Pokémon. Beautifly uses String Shot, grabbing the balloon. James sends Cacnea and uses Pin Missile, freeing themselves. Seviper is sent out and uses Poison Tail, but Medicham uses Hi Jump Kick, knocking Seviper out. Cacnea uses Pin Missile, but Beautifly uses Tackle.
Medicham uses Ice Punch, blasting Team Rocket away. Grace praises May for the moves Beautifly used. The Contest is about to start - the Coordinators are in place, from which May, Drew and Grace are seen.
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Tatiana Golovin seems to have put her persistent injury woes and boyfriend merry-go-round behind her at least for now.
The Frenchie baller, who hasn't played a match since losing in the first round of Berlin in May, was spotted getting her practice on at the Nick Bollettieri Academy recently.
Let's hope Tati can get her game and focus back on track.
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SIGHTING: Tati looks to revive game, practices at Nick Bollettieri Academy
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- TristanJuly 15, 2008 at 12:42 PM
Why did Tatiana and Mats Wilander split up?ReplyDelete
tristan, she told l'Equipe back in nov '07:ReplyDelete
"The problem with Mats is that he has no desire to work with me in Paris, or in Florida, or to follow me in tournaments."
I guess you can't have a coach that doesn't want to coach!
- AnonymousJuly 16, 2008 at 12:09 AM
Im pretty sure Mats said the same..." I guess i dont want a tennis player that doesnt want to play"ReplyDelete
I like Golovin, but the girl its too much a party girl. She remind me the Argentine player like Nalbandian...a lot of talent,but no motivation.
You can see her in the wtaforum ( pics section) smoking cigarrets while hanging with friends.
Good luck
ahhh - nice call anon. she may be living the good life before she's even earned it yet!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 16, 2008 at 9:07 AM
Yeap rich, something like that.ReplyDelete
But im sure that if she put a lot of input in this season she would be close to the top 10 again.
Well, I like all the girls in the wta circut, so which that all of them do good.
By the way ( long time reader and second time writing) good job with the blog.
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Published: Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at 5:22 p.m.
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After charging three women with violating the city's ordinance of panhandling in a public roadway, police are alerting residents to be on the look-out for people claiming to represent charities, but who instead may be collecting money for their own benefit.
Sgt. Erica Hay was driving west Friday on Southwest 19th Avenue Road, approaching Southwest 27th Avenue, when she saw three women wearing green vests and collecting money. Hay called for back-up and she and other officers talked with the women, who said they collected $159.09 in an hour.
The women could not provide information for a church or charity, proper paperwork or any kind of ledger or list of contributors or donors.
Shellia R. Boyd, 51; Mabel Harvey Coleman, 50; and Stephanie R. Hicks, 31; were arrested and taken to the Marion County Jail.
Police officials said they want people to be aware about requests for money, especially during the holidays, and to determine as best they can the validity of such requests.
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