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Halloween has come and gone, but here is a horror story that will rival even the most hair-raising tales of demons and goblins. This one involves the federal government and its efforts to keep us "safe" from those who would do us harm in the name of radical Islam.
The account that follows is that of a passenger who had planned to fly out of San Diego early on the morning of November 13. The details were committed to paper approximately two and one half hours after the sequence of events described and capture the events to the best of the writer's recollection.
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This morning, I tried to fly out of San Diego International Airport but was refused by the TSA. I had been somewhat prepared for this eventuality. I have been reading about the millimeter wave and backscatter x-ray machines and the possible harm to health as well as the vivid pictures they create of people's naked bodies. Not wanting to go through them, I had done my research on the TSA's website prior to traveling to see if SAN had them. From all indications, they did not. When I arrived at the security line, I found that the TSA's website was out of date. SAN does in fact utilize backscatter x-ray machines.
I made my way through the line toward the first line of "defense": the TSA ID checker. This agent looked over my boarding pass, looked over my ID, looked at me and then back at my ID. After that, he waved me through. SAN is still operating metal detectors, so I walked over to one of the lines for them. After removing my shoes and making my way toward the metal detector, the person in front of me in line was pulled out to go through the backscatter machine. After asking what it was and being told, he opted out. This left the machine free, and before I could go through the metal detector, I was pulled out of line to go through the backscatter machine. When asked, I half-chuckled and said, "I don't think so." At this point, I was informed that I would be subject to a pat down, and I waited for another agent.
A male agent (it was a female who had directed me to the backscatter machine in the first place), came and waited for me to get my bags and then directed me over to the far corner of the area for screening. After setting my things on a table, he turned to me and began to explain that he was going to do a "standard" pat down. (I thought to myself, "great, not one of those gropings like I've been reading about".) After he described, the pat down, I realized that he intended to touch my groin. After he finished his description but before he started the pat down, I looked him straight in the eye and said, "if you touch my junk, I'll have you arrested." He, a bit taken aback, informed me that he would have to involve his supervisor because of my comment.
We both stood there for no more than probably two minutes before a female TSA agent (apparently, the supervisor) arrived. She described to me that because I had opted out of the backscatter screening, I would now be patted down, and that involved running hands up the inside of my legs until they felt my groin. I stated that I would not allow myself to be subject to a molestation as a condition of getting on my flight. The supervisor informed me that it was a standard administrative security check and that they were authorized to do it. I repeated that I felt what they were doing was a sexual assault, and that if they were anyone but the government, the act would be illegal. I believe that I was then informed that if I did not submit to the inspection, I would not be getting on my flight. I again stated that I thought the search was illegal. I told her that I would be willing to submit to a walk through the metal detector as over 80% of the rest of the people were doing, but I would not be groped. The supervisor, then offered to go get her supervisor.
I took a seat in a tiny metal chair next to the table with my belongings and waited. While waiting, I asked the original agent (who was supposed to do the pat down) if he had many people opt out to which he replied, none (or almost none, I don't remember exactly). He said that I gave up a lot of rights when I bought my ticket. I replied that the government took them away after September 11th. There was silence until the next supervisor arrived. A few minutes later, the female agent/supervisor arrived with a man in a suit (not a uniform). He gave me a business card identifying him as David Silva, Transportation Security Manager, San Diego International Airport. At this point, more TSA agents as well as what I assume was a local police officer arrived on the scene and surrounded the area where I was being detained. The female supervisor explained the situation to Mr. Silva. After some quick back and forth (that I didn't understand/hear), I could overhear Mr. Silva say something to the effect of, "then escort him from the airport." I again offered to submit to the metal detector, and my father-in-law, who was near by also tried to plead for some reasonableness on the TSA's part.
The female supervisor took my ID at this point and began taking some kind of report with which I cooperated. Once she had finished, I asked if I could put my shoes back on. I was allowed to put my shoes back on and gather my belongs. I asked, "are we done here" (it was clear at this point that I was going to be escorted out), and the local police officer said, "follow me". I followed him around the side of the screening area and back out to the ticketing area. I said apologized to him for the hassle, to which he replied that it was not a problem.
I made my way over to the American Airlines counter, explained the situation, and asked if my ticket could be refunded. The woman behind the counter furiously typed away for about 30 seconds before letting me know that she would need a supervisor. She went to the other end of the counter. When she returned, she informed me that the ticket was non-refundable, but that she was still trying to find a supervisor. After a few more minutes, she was able to refund my ticket. I told her that I had previously had a bad experience with American Airlines and had sworn never to fly with them again (I rationalized this trip since my father-in-law had paid for the ticket), but that after her helpfulness, I would once again be willing to use their carrier again.
At this point, I thought it was all over. I began to make my way to the stairs to exit the airport, when I was approached by another man in slacks and a sport coat. He was accompanied by the officer that had escorted me to the ticketing area and Mr. Silva. He informed me that I could not leave the airport. He said that once I start the screening in the secure area, I could not leave until it was completed. Having left the area, he stated, I would be subject to a civil suit and a $10,000 fine. I asked him if he was also going to fine the 6 TSA agents and the local police officer who escorted me from the secure area. After all, I did exactly what I was told. He said that they didn't know the rules, and that he would deal with them later. They would not be subject to civil penalties. I then pointed to Mr. Silva and asked if he would be subject to any penalties. He is the agents' supervisor, and he directed them to escort me out. The man informed me that Mr. Silva was new and he would not be subject to penalties, either. He again asserted the necessity that I return to the screening area. When I asked why, he explained that I may have an incendiary device and whether or not that was true needed to be determined. I told him that I would submit to a walk through the metal detector, but that was it; I would not be groped. He told me that their procedures are on their website, and therefore, I was fully informed before I entered the airport; I had implicitly agreed to whatever screening they deemed appropriate. I told him that San Diego was not listed on the TSA's website as an airport using Advanced Imaging Technology, and I believed that I would only be subject to the metal detector. He replied that he was not a webmaster, and I asked then why he was referring me to the TSA's website if he didn't know anything about it. I again refused to re-enter the screening area.
The man asked me to stay put while he walked off to confer with the officer and Mr. Silva. They went about 20 feet away and began talking amongst themselves while I waited. I couldn't over hear anything, but I got the impression that the police officer was recounting his version of the events that had transpired in the screening area (my initial refusal to be patted down). After a few minutes, I asked loudly across the distance if I was free to leave. The man dismissively held up a finger and said, "hold on". I waited. After another minute or so, he returned and asked for my name. I asked why he needed it, and reminded him that the female supervisor/agent had already taken a report. He said that he was trying to be friendly and help me out. I asked to what end. He reminded me that I could be sued civilly and face a $10,000 fine and that my cooperation could help mitigate the penalties I was facing. I replied that he already had my information in the report that was taken and I asked if I was free to leave. I reminded him that he was now illegally detaining me and that I would not be subject to screening as a condition of leaving the airport. He told me that he was only trying to help (I should note that his demeanor never suggested that he was trying to help. I was clearly being interrogated.), and that no one was forcing me to stay. I asked if tried to leave if he would have the officer arrest me. He again said that no one was forcing me to stay. I looked him in the eye, and said, "then I'm leaving". He replied, "then we'll bring a civil suit against you", to which I said, "you bring that suit" and walked out of the airport.
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Aztecs' Berry grows into a standout player
SAN DIEGO —— You see Quintin Berry's .413 batting average, and it almost defies logic to hear that he struggled to receive playing time at Grossmont College last season.
The San Diego State center fielder is on the verge of batting over .400 in his first season at the major-college level. He has 28 multiple-hit games and has recorded at least one hit in 39 of his past 40 games.
The left-handed-hitting sophomore has been the table-setter for an Aztecs' team hoping to make a racket in the Mountain West Conference baseball tournament, which begins today in Salt Lake City. Berry can run, he can steal bases, he can play defense and he earned all-conference honors on Tuesday.
He also had a 27-game hitting streak earlier this season that ended one shy of the school's all-time record.
All that ——- and he couldn't start for a junior-college team?
"I sat the bench a lot," said Berry, shaking his head and peering out toward Tony Gwynn Stadium. "At times, the coaches would even tell me that they didn't understand why they kept me on the team.
"Going from there and coming here and being able to do this, yeah it feels good."
It wasn't all a walk in the park for the Aztecs' leadoff hitter this season. Berry wasn't in the Aztecs' Opening Day lineup, and he feared that coach Tony Gwynn was about to give him a lengthy seat on the bench.
When Berry found himself practicing with the reserves, he decided to he needed to have a conversation with the future Hall of Famer.
"I told him I was afraid that he was going to do like my previous coaches and lose faith in me and not give me the opportunity," Berry said. "He told me that I just needed some time to work and he would give me the opportunity."
Berry drew a start in the Aztecs' fifth game of the campaign, and he has been a fixture in the lineup ever since. Entering today's game against Air Force, Berry leads the Aztecs (23-33) in batting average, runs (54), hits (86) and stolen bases (17).
Barring a major slump in the conference tournament, he will become just the second Aztec with more than 200 at-bats to bat .400 in a season. John Helfrick (.401 in 1974) is the only player who can boast of the achievement.
"It would mean a lot to do that," Berry said. "I try not to think about it because I'm a guy who doesn't like to think about stats because then you start playing for the stats and you're not really playing the game like you're supposed to be playing it."
Gwynn views Berry as an unpolished player who will only get better. The hitting expert gets frustrated with Berry's pitch selection at the plate, best evidenced by the fact Berry has struck out (33) twice as often as he has walked (16).
On the other hand, Gwynn sees that .413 average and knows that Berry has been a tremendous asset.
"He's still got a lot to learn, but you can see the tools are there," Gwynn said. "I'm trying to teach him some baseball instincts because he's kind of raw. He's just a raw player. He doesn't understand sometimes leading off and seeing pitches and trying to get on. He wants to go up there and frickin' hack at the first thing he sees.
"He's just doing it all on athletic ability right now."
It was the athletic ability Berry displayed at Morse High that piqued the Atlanta Braves' interest. Atlanta picked Berry in the 25th round of the 2003 amateur draft as a draft-and-follow prospect, and they asked him to attend a junior college for one year.


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The cause of the problem, we believe, is the nose of the bicycle saddle. This long slender nose that you see on traditional bicycle saddles nicely tucks into an area we call the perineum."
The perineum is the area behind the scrotum to the anus. Its soft tissue, and theres internal penis there. You have as much penis inside your body inside your body as you do outside your body, so the first thing youre doing is youre sitting on this penis."
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How come you're allowed to say "penis" but when I say "crotch", a moderator deletes it? Seriously, why is that?
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Let's not debate words here, mate. The topic is just to important to muddy the discusionwith symantics
I'm glad someone is finially brave enought to share this issue so all can read and understand the
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Woops! Sorry didn't see that other thread :o .
d.tipton- Obviously I wasn't around when that thread was posted and didn't see it. Dosn't take Einstein to figure that out!
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someone link to all the threads stating the opposite, please. This is silly. The ONLY thing useful to get out of this article is that apparently, we have twice as much penis as we thought! :D


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Montdale Country Club, Jermyn, was the setting May 25 for the wedding of Lisa Piccini, Olyphant, and William Washenko, Throop. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Piccini, Olyphant. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Washenko, Throop.
The Rev. Allan Rupert officiated at the 4 p.m. ceremony.
Lindsey Piccini, Peckville, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Heather Washenko, Throop, sister of the bridegroom; Gina Dinko, White Haven, and Kayleigh DelFino, Olyphant, cousins of the bride; Amanda Shotto, Arlington, Va.; and Emily Krzan, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Jacey Rowe, Jessup, cousin of the bridegroom, was junior bridesmaid.
Jackie Rowe, Blakely, cousin of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were Stephen Kulick, Throop; Jamie Jr., Jamie Sr. and Jakob Rowe, Jessup, cousins of the bridegroom; and Anthony Benasutti, Peckville.
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The bridegroom is a graduate of Mid Valley Secondary Center and is a contractor for Convergent Solutions Inc. at Tobyhanna Army Depot.
Following a wedding cruise to the Caribbean, the couple resides in Peckville.
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Shannon Maynard is the Director of Grameen Foundation's skilled volunteer program, Bankers without Borders®. Maynard has more than 15 years of experience in nonprofit management and volunteer mobilization. Before joining Grameen Foundation, she served as Executive Director of the President's Council on Service and Civic Participation, and managed strategic initiatives for federal agency the Corporation for National and Community Service. One of the books that has been on my reading list for a while but I haven't gotten to yet is The Coming Jobs War, by Gallup CEO Jim Clifton. As a busy working mom, I've read reviews and excerpts, and have promised myself to read the entire book by the end of the summer. I do know that the premise of the book, which is based on the findings of Gallup's World Poll, is that what people in the world want most is a good job. Here in the United States that typically translates to a formal job and steady paycheck. In the developing world that includes informal jobs, but the message is the same – people want steady, reliable pay in return for a hard day's work. Clifton argues that over the course of the next 30 years, economic force will trump political and military force in terms of determining which countries have power and influence and which do not. The top U.S. cabinet position will be the Secretary of Job Creation – not the Secretary of State or Defense.
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As a graduate student at American University and a Grameen Foundation employee, I have studied international development in the classroom and have seen it in practice through my work with Grameen Foundation's microsavings initiative in India, Ethiopia and the Philippines, and our livelihoods work in India. This unique vantage point has given me many opportunities to reflect on the relationship between what is taught in school and what is done in the "real world" of international development. On a recent trip to one of the project sites of our microsavings project, I began to truly appreciate the difference between classroom theories and realities of the lives of the poorest.
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During our visit to the holy Indian city of Varanasi, my colleagues and I visited the homes of some of the urban and rural clients of Cashpor, a microfinance institution (MFI) we're working with to deliver microsavings services to their ultra-poor clients. It was a privilege to be welcomed into the homes of the families for whom Cashpor provides access to vital financial services. The women I met were beautiful in their bright saris – and serious about their membership in the self-help groups (SHGs).
Though I was inspired by their resilience and determination, the women also bore the marks of very difficult lives. They were extremely small – a result of malnourishment – and extremely poor. Those in urban areas lived in one- or two-room homes in concrete apartment structures with little more than a bed and a curtain for a door, while those in rural areas shared their small homes with their precious livestock. One urban family lived in a very small room in an apartment that didn't hold much more than a bed – shared among seven family members. The youngest of the five children was badly scarred from surgery for a broken leg and would never walk properly again. Though most of the children wore school uniforms and were enrolled, I struggled to imagine where they studied or how long it would be before they would be pulled from school to help earn income for the family.
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I was in for more than a few shocks upon my return to the US , but my own cultural readjustment pales in comparison to the changes that non-governmental organizations (NGOs), aid agencies and governments are making in response to new developments in developing countries. Actually that's not the whole story; it's really a two-way street, where unprecedented innovation is happening both from the top-down and from the bottom-up. The result is a total paradigm shift.
I know I'm not the first to observe some serious flaws in the traditional development model, but I have to say I count myself very much among those who want more than the "aid" concept, which – for most of the last 60 years – has meant hand-outs and feel-good solutions, rather than a hand up and a focus on organic, sustainable systems. That's why it's so exciting to be getting my feet wet in this space right now. Technological innovation, market-based strategies and a growing public consciousness are combining to drive game-changing approaches that I see in three big 2012 headliners: David Roodman, KONY and Occupy.
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Agents are critical for the success of a mobile money (MM) ecosystem; they provide an avenue for cash-in (converting cash into "e-value") and cash-out transactions. Grameen Foundation's AppLab Money team has been to many rural villages in our quest to better understand the needs of users, and have often encountered mobile money users, but no agents in the vicinity. When users told us they made regular transactions, we asked how they managed to do this. In many cases, it was via unofficial agents or "last-mile agents," as we refer to them. So we started looking out for last-mile agents.
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I believe this is the type of world we need to achieve progress and alleviate poverty. The world has changed rapidly over the past decade. We have witnessed unprecedented growth in technology and innovation, contributing to the creation of a global village -- a trend that has fostered a culture of shared benefits and responsibilities. The scale and complexity of the problems we face as a global society cannot be tackled unless we revamp our course of action and work together.
The concept of collaboration has altered the way we pursue social change. Whether through formal partnerships or by simply exchanging ideas, organizations are beginning to realize the value of engaging with one another, both within and across different sectors. We are learning that isolated action is no longer a feasible strategy to create change. To truly serve the needs of the poor, we must combine our areas of expertise and think creatively about the issues they face every day.


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The tranquil lakeside pastures of Thorn Hill Farm, 30 minutes south of Cincinnati, will be pulsating with fresh Folk vibes and dancing feet as more than 25 bands perform an entire weekend's worth of tunes. Musical acts include local favorites like The Tillers, Buffalo Killers, Jake Speed and the Freddies, Rumpke Mountain Boys and Wonky Tonk, plus national headliners Peter Rowan (pictured, Saturday) and The Hackensaw Boys (Friday).
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"I've never had a reason not to be humble," says Dallas Taylor, lead singer of Maylene and the Sons of Disaster, shortly after pulling the band's tour van into a motel parking lot somewhere in Illinois. He, along with the other five members of the Birmingham-based Metalcore outfit, is still in the first half of a nationwide tour to promote the latest Maylene album, 'III,' which was released June 23 and has since placed 70th on Billboard's Top 100.
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Adam Sievering
5 Comments · Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Since Ohio's statewide smoking ban went into effect in December 2006, making it illegal to smoke tobacco products in bars, restaurants and most other enclosed workspaces, smokers have been forced to keep their habit in check or at least make it more discreet. Recent technology, however, has given them the chance to fight back and reclaim their right to suck down nicotine anytime anywhere without the risk of legal consequence.
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Music: Maylene and the Sons of Disaster
Adam Sievering
0 Comments · Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Maylene and the Sons of Disaster, a Birmingham-based Metalcore outfit, is still in the first half of their nationwide tour to promote their latest album, titled III, which was released on June 23 and has since placed 70th on Billboard's Top 100. The band has risen from the murky depths of the Southern Rock underground and emerged as one of the genre's most promising mainstream acts without compromising their sound or mission. They play the 20th Century Theatre opening for Emery.
Local mead hall offers a glorious taste of Vikingdom
Adam Sievering
3 Comments · Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Cincinnatians would have to cross an ocean and endure multiple layovers to behold the crippled remains of an authentic Viking mead hall, where epic heroes like Beowulf spent their Friday nights getting hammered and exchanging tales from the Warfield. Or you take in the mead hall experience at Woodstone Creek, Cincinnati's own neighborhood-friendly meadery.
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Collective brings new energy to Cincinnati's art scene
Adam Sievering
9 Comments · Wednesday, May 13, 2009
A handful of young local artists has worked since early February to build an art community that lacks pretentiousness, exclusiveness or any other barrier that would inhibit the community from being about anything but the art. The band of artists operates under the moniker of Bunk News. "(Bunk News) is a collaborative group of friends and artists where each person is bringing different media, styles, skill sets and perspectives into one somewhat focused direction," says Ben Brown, one of the four founders and a fine arts student in UC's Design, Art, Architecture and Planning program.
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Events: Cincinnati Flower Show
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0 Comments · Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Hailed "the king of all flower shows" by Better Homes and Gardens, the 20th anniversary celebration of the Cincinnati Flower Show features world-class exhibits, including the Grand Marquee — a massive pavilion dominated by lush, colorful gardens that incorporate a blend of trees, shrubs, blooming plants and architectural elements. A lecture series composed of distinguished national speakers like Melinda Meyers, Helen Dillon and Ed Libby provides visitors with the opportunity to gain insight for their own gardening from the best of the best. Through April 26 at Symmes Township Park.
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Events: Victory of Light Expo
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0 Comments · Tuesday, April 14, 2009
The Victory of Light Expo at the Sharonville Convention Center offers insight, advice, instructions and goods for each of these things and plenty more. Considered one of the largest metaphysical and holistic conventions for the general public, the expo will feature over 50 free seminars on topics including past lives, soul mates, meditation and holistic healing. The expo will also feature free public demonstrations of various psychic abilities, such as psychic handwriting analysis, clairvoyance, angel messages and tarot card readings. 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
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Events: Project Northside Fashion Show
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0 Comments · Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Northside Tavern hosts "Project Northside" Saturday to showcase the work of local boutiques and designers, including Ali's Boutique, Avant Garage, the Mustard Seed Boutique, Pangaea, NVision, Suki and several other shops that almost any Northside local is sure to have seen on the Hamilton strip. The event will also feature work by Shoetopia and Pinnokios, along with Rock performances by The Pack A.D. and Fists of Love. Designs will be available the night of the event. The fashion show lasts 7-10 p.m. followed by musical performances beginning at 10:30.
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Events: Cincinnati Wine Festival
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0 Comments · Tuesday, March 10, 2009
The 2009 Cincinnati Wine Festival will be held Thursday through Saturday at the Duke Energy Center with over 100 wineries set to attend. Whether you consider yourself a connoisseur or just an intrigued beginner, there will be more than 600 wines available for tasting so that everyone is certain to find the bottle that suits them best. As guests travel from booth to booth, they can enjoy live music, gourmet food and a silent auction between stops.
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Executive Committee
Richard counts over 30 years in the hospitality industry, of which 22 years have been with Hilton Hotel Corporation. Previously he worked with Starwood Hotels (Sheraton) in New Hampshire and Maryland and the Intercontinental Hotels Group (Holiday Inn) in Ohio and Boston.
Currently he is General Manager of the Embassy Suites Hotel, Marlborough, overseeing a 229 all-suite hotel. He has held this position for the past 16 years. Richard opened the Embassy Suites Marlborough in 1995 after a complete renovation to the existing hotel while developing a new wing and changing the dynamic and configuration of the previous hotel significantly. The Embassy Suites Marlborough has consistently ranked in the top percent of all Embassy Suites in the Hilton Worldwide system and is one of the premier hotels in the Metrowest area. Most recently the hotel was awarded the 2009 Large Business of the Year award by the Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Richard has also been the chairman of the Marlborough Convention and Visitors Bureau and is an active proponent of economic and tourism development in the city.
David J. Walton – Vice Chair/Secretary
Dave is co-owner of Patriot Ambulance, Inc. Following in his father's foot steps, he became a Firefighter/EMT for the Town of Concord, Mass. He worked for 16 years for the Town while starting the ambulance business with his partner Maurice Ryan in 1979.
With the expansion of Patriot Ambulance, Inc. in 1991, Dave left the Concord Fire Department to devote himself full time to the business. Patriot Ambulance currently provides ambulance services to the Cities of Marlborough and Lawrence and to the Towns of Hudson and Dracut. Patriot Ambulance serves a population base of over 220,000 citizens in Massachusetts and responds to over 20,000 emergency calls per year. Patriot Ambulance, Inc. is a member of Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce, Marlborough Rotary, Merrimack Valley Chamber of Commerce and Lawrence Rotary.
Dave Walton was the Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce in 2011. He was the recipient of the Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce "Businessperson of the Year" Award in 2007.
Michael Murphy is the President of D.F. Murphy Insurance Agency, a local insurance agency headquartered in Hudson, MA, with additional offices in Bolton, Harvard, Groton, Marlborough, Mendon and Medway.
He is active in the community and holds positions on the Board of Governors of the Boys and Girls Club of Metrowest and as Vice Chair on the Board of Trustees at Marlborough Hospital.
Arthur G. Vigeant – Member
Arthur Vigeant is the the Mayor of Marlborough. Elected to the Marlborough City Council as a Councilor-At-Large in 1993, Arthur has served the community and has distinguished himself as a legislative leader, both as Chairman of the Finance Committee for six years and as Council President for nine years.
Arthur has supported economic tax development to ease the tax burden on the residential taxpayer and create jobs sorely needed in this economy. He has been a constant advocate for planned industrial growth in Marlborough, and has negotiated tax incentive programs to benefit companies such as Boston Scientific, Sepracor and Cytec. He also initiated the development of the former vacant Frye Boot lot which resulted in 81 affordable senior housing units.
As a consummate supporter of the municipal corporation he serves, Arthur Vigeant initiated the establishment of the Code Enforcement Officer, created a citizen funded scholarship program to help local, college-bound students, was an initial partner in establishing the Adopt-A-Space beautification program and sponsored the establishment of the Open Space Fund to help preserve over 450 acres of land in the city.
Arthur served on the City of Marlborough Retirement Board and as a board member and treasurer for the Marlborough Chamber of Commerce prior to his election as City Councilor-at-Large. He is a member of the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants and is a graduate of Worcester State College.
Arthur Vigeant has been a Certified Public Accountant since 1990 with offices at the historic Corey Building in downtown Marlborough. As a sole practitioner, Arthur takes pride in providing financial services to both individuals and businesses. He is proud to offer hands-on, quality service in the community in which he was born.
William M. Pezzoni – Member
William is an attorney with the law firm of Day Pitney LLP. He was formerly with Mirick O'Connell. He concentrates his practice in the areas of commercial lending, real estate law, zoning, wetlands and land use. He assists clients with site assessment, purchase, sale and development of commercial, industrial, retail, mixed-use and residential properties; commercial and retail leasing, leasebacks and planning; and title insurance and litigation support for title issues.
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William is also a member of the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee for the MetroWest Chamber of Commerce and 495 Partnership (Arc of Innovation). He is a member of the American Bar Association, the Massachusetts Bar Association, the Real Estate Bar Association (REBA) and the Worcester County Bar Association.
William received his J.D. from New England School of Law, 1980, and his B.S. from Boston College, 1973.
Joe Delano is the owner of Delano Financial Management and is a Registered Principal with LPL Financial. Delano Financial Management offers Investment and Compliance Management services for credit unions and financial advisors, as well as individual Investment Management for individuals and families. He has been in the investment arena for over thirty years, with E.F. Hutton, Merrill Lynch, for over two decades with LPL Financial.
Among other professional and charitable affiliations, Joe was a founder and served for several years as the Chairman of the Board of the Main Street Journal newspaper in Marlborough, Ma. In addition he has served as the Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Marlborough, Inc. Also of note is his past service on the Board of Directors for St. Mary's Credit Union, and he continues as a member of the Asset Liability Management Committee charged with overseeing the safety and soundness of the credit union's balance sheet.
Joe Delano also was elected and served a four-year term on the Marlborough School Committee, and was subsequently elected to the Marlborough City Council and is currently serving in his fifth term of office, as the City Council Vice President.


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From London To Paris
- Artists Dezarate, Lior Lahav
- Release Date 2011-04-07
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- Catalog SONESTA008
- Description The two rising stars Lior Lahav and Dezarate continue to surprise with a new hit for this summer "London to Paris", which is their third EP together. Lior Lahav and Dezarate are giving us a new energetic, addictive and commercial track that is set to rule the club speakers. Sonesta Records is proud to put our stamp of approval on.


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For my birthday, the best guy in the entire world treated me to a 5-course tasting dinner at Woodfire Grill. Sorry ladies – he's all mine!
Woodfire Grill has a normal menu, but both times I've visited we've ordered a tasting menu. A set price for a 5-course meal that the chef creates. When we made reservations, we let them know I wanted a vegan menu and they were more than happy to oblige.
We arrived a few minute early, so we started off with a cocktail. In my case, a Wassail Cocktail:
Wassail is so wonderfully wintery, it was a great start to the meal. Rum, applejack, cider, white port, and talisker – yum, yum! While we waited to be seated, I opened my second present from Kirk – a new lens for my camera! I had asked for a 50mm lens for all these food pics I'm taking now and immediately put it on the camera. All the remaining photos on today's post are taken with my brand new lens. Kirk spoiled me this year!
To start the meal, they brought out a personalized menu – do you see my name at the top?! Who does that? So cool!
I didn't really need the menu though, since we went straight for the tasting menu WITH wine pairings. Did I mention my hubby rocks?!
We started the meal with an amuse bouche paired with sparkling wine, named regent's punch. I don't remember the minute details of this gelée, but it was stone fruit and the directions were to eat it and chase it with the Marques de Gelida Brut Reserva (2006). A light and tasty way to start the meal. Plus, we still had plenty of sparkling to enjoy before the next course.
When the first course was served, I still had some sparkling left – which I polished off shortly after. The champagne glass on the left is the sparkling above and the white wine glass on the right is the Chardonnay for the first course.
The first course was vegetable pickles, tahini, and fried pita. This reminded me of the first course we had at Gymnopedie, so comparison were natural, but they were so different it was hard to pick a favorite. The fried pita was a surprise – the crisp texture with the pickled veggies was great. Not a strong pickled flavor, but fresh and flavorful. The wine pairing for this course was a Chardonnay (although they don't use grape names on French wine) – Domaine De Montmeix, Bourgogne AOC (2008).
The second course was roasted wild chanterelles and butternut squash two ways. Did you notice the micro-celery on both the first and second course – is that a trend I wasn't aware of? As compared with the first course (light and fresh), this was so nice and warm. For this course, I had a glass of L'Ecole 41 Semillon (2009) – which of course paired beautifully.
After the second course came a Taste to cleanse the pallet, which I completely missed a picture of, but was delicious. I'm pretty sure you know what sorbet looks like anyway, right?
The third course was risotto style bulgar wheat, roasted garlic, onion confit, spicy tomato, lemon parsley salad. I'm used to seeing confit as something cooked in its own fat, so I was curious about what that meant. One of the great things about Woodfire Grill is how knowledgeable everyone who works there is about the food – so the nice lady who brought out this course explained that confit is food cooked in fat (olive oil, in this case), not always the fat of the food.
I loved how many different flavors were in this dish, but they melded perfectly together. And although this is cooked in fat, don't think of this being greasy or oily – it was rich and creamy. This course was paired with Louis Téte le Pot, Beaujolais-Villages AOC, which was full of fruit and medium-bodied.
The final savory course of the evening was the most creative, in my mind. Slow roasted vidalia onion, roasted garlic, black-eyed peas, roasted sunchokes, charred broccoli chow-chow, and caramelized meyer lemon. Now that is a long name! We discovered sunchokes last year, but rarely see them out, so my ears perked up immediately. If you haven't tried these yet, they are actually in the sunflower family and are also called Jerusalem Artichokes (although not related to artichokes at all). They typically have these in the produce section at grocery stores this time of year, so look for them next time you're there.
Look at that beautiful presentation! I destroyed 'the pretty' very quickly and chopped this up into a pile of veggies. The roasting of the veggies really brought out the flavors. This course was paired with a Muga Blanca, Rioja DOC – this is the first time I've heard of a white Rioja honestly!
My dessert course for the evening was morello cherry sorbetto with chocolate sheets paired with Warre's Otima 10 Year Tawny. I love sorbet and there were also cocoa nibs in the bottom of the bowl – holy crow, how have I not tried those before!
How did I remember all these details? They printed off a menu of our tasting to bring home. Now, there were a few mistakes, but it was darn close! The taste & the dessert listed on the menu were actually what Kirk got instead of me (he didn't have the vegan menu), but I noticed it before we left and made a few notes after talking to our waiter.
The only negative I can think of for this experience is that I can't come here all the time. The meal was definitely pricey, but worth every penny! Writing this post, I'm drooling again and really wish we could go back next week. If you are in the Atlanta area and looking for an amazing meal, I highly recommend Woodfire Grill. The price tag isn't quite so bad without the wine pairings, so we may go back for a scaled down version in a few months.
What amazing restaurant would recommend in your area?


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[ October 8, 1939]
Dear Lela-- 1
Lee came to see us a week ago. We all liked him very much--and especially since he didn't complain at all about his own situation but did put in a word for Keith whenever he got a chance. He says he thinks Keith ought to get a break in regard to schooling, and also that Keith is probably carrying a pretty heavy burden right now, considering his health. I don't know whether Keith's had an examination or not, but Lee has a notion he may be anemic, and it's quite possible, for both Quentin and Terry have had that trouble and even when boys look big and healthy they can be short of hemoglobin. --That isn't what I was going to say, however. I just want you to know that it wasn't because we were disappointed that Kenneth didn't try to keep Keith in Buffalo this year. It was because Anderson House didn't make any money, and I can't promise to do anything about it either, unless Key Largo goes well. If it does I'll help Keith to go back to Buffalo--or some college--next semester. Maybe you and Dan can help with it, though I know you have a thousand things to do with your money. --I just wanted Keith to know this so he wouldn't feel there was no way out.
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