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Dr. Bill McGee ('40 DVM) was 23 when he moved to Kentucky after receiving his DVM degree from Washington State University in 1940, the year before Whirlaway won the Triple Crown.
Dave Chapman ('00 DVM) considers himself a traditional animal healer, but he also makes time for parrots, pigs and other exotic pets.
AVMA delegates selected Tom Meyer ('78 DVM) to be the 2015–16 president-elect.
Julie Weikel ('72 DVM)- Three women hiked Nevada-Oregon desert and proved life is about savoring details.
Shannon Nielsen ('11 DVM) - Veterinary medicine was once a man's world, but Dr. Shannon Nielson and Dr. Kathleen McCarthy are among the many women who have a passion for the career.
Barrie D. Grant ('67 DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVS) - Dr. Barrie Grant received the 2014 ACVS Foundation Legends Award for his dedication and contributions to the field of veterinary surgery.
Travis White ('09 DVM) - Dr. Travis White was recognized with the Emerging Leader award by the American Veterinary Medical Association.
Joe Baker ('77 DVM) - Named Washington state veterinarian.
Margaret Shively (DVM) - For Maine's Island-Dwelling Pets, a Floating Vet Clinic.
Trish Rogers ('72 DVM) - Dr. Trish Rogers and her husband Jim both got holes-in-one, both on the eighth hole, and both at almost the same time at different golf courses.
Jim Roloff ('74) - Published a book entitled "Mending God's Creatures which was released nationally on March 4, 2014.
Elizabeth Kohtz (Quesnell) ('04) - Was selected by the American Farm Bureau Federation as a participant in the 7th annual Partners in Agricultural Leadership Honors Program.
Helen Diggs ('85 DVM) - Oregon State University's veterinary school is taking over the care of about 175 alpacas after authorities say the animals were found starving at a breeding operation in the Willamette Valley; attending veterinarian was Dr Helen Diggs.
Leonard Eldridge ('65 DVM) - Retired Washington State Department of Agriculture Veterinarian Dr Leonard Eldridge says some gaps in credible, accurate information still need to be filled to develop animal traceability.
Barrie Grant ('67 Dipl. ACVS, MRCVS) - A pioneering equine surgeon and former educator who accelerated the careers of his students and trained fellow practitioners in the techniques of cervical stabilization was recognized for his influence with the American Association of Equine Practitioners' 2013 Distinguished Educator Mentor Award.
Frank Nichols ('69 Dipl. ACVS) - Longtime professor of equine surgery at Michigan State University who has shaped many successful careers and inspired a profound loyalty among his former students and residents, received the American Association of Equine Practitioners' 2013 Distinguished Educator (Academic) Award.
Nancy A. Gillett ('78) - Acclaimed experimental pathologist, scientific leader, research manager and global business executive, has been selected to receive the 2013 Washington State University Regents' Distinguished Alumna Award - the university's highest alumni award.
Peter Anderson ('81 Ph.D.) - Director of Pathology Undergraduate Education in the School of Medicine, has been selected for a Fulbright Specialists project. Anderson will lead faculty-development programs and hands-on workshops at the Tzu-Chi University College of Medicine in Taiwan for two weeks.
Jeffery Hein ('84 DVM) - Dr Jeffery Hein was honored by the Idaho Veterinarian Medical Association with the 43rd Veterinarian of the Year Award.
Thomas F. Meyer ('78 DVM) - Dr. Thomas Meyer of Vancouver, Wash. was elected Chair of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Executive Board.
Cathy King ('97 DMV) - Veterinary medicine alumna Dr. Cathy King has been recognized for service to the profession with a 2013 Meritorious Service Award from the American Veterinary Medical Association.
Christopher Orton ('78 DVM) - Dr. Christopher Orton has been hired as the new head of the Department of Clinical Sciences at Colorado State University.
Tawnie Bailey ('96, '04 DVM) - Congrats to DVM alumna, Dr. Tawnie K. Bailey ('96, '04 DVM), on her debut novel "She Smiles"!
Theresa Fossum ('82 DVM - Founder of the new National Veterinary Cancer Registry.
Rhonda Wiler ('92 DVM, '88 BS) - Receives the TurnKey Facility Leader of the Year Award.
Marty Becker ('80 DVM) - American Humane Association Welcomes "America's Veterinarian" Dr. Marty Becker To Its Board Of Directors
Dr. Marty Becker ('80 DVM) - 4 benefits to crate training your dog, InsideNova.com.
Dr. Marty Becker ('80 DVM) - "America's Veterinarian" is about to launch a new book and a national bus tour. Your Dog: The Owner's Manual: Hundreds of Secrets, Surprises, and Solutions for Raising a Happy, Healthy Dog, hits bookstores on April 15, 2011 Soon after, Becker will embark on a 29-stop bus tour sponsored by the retailer Petco that will end in Boise on May 23.
Nancy Gillett ('78) - Honored with the Washington State University Alumni Association (WSUAA) Alumni Achievement Award for outstanding accomplishment as a scientist, research manager and global business person.
Dan DeWeert ('78 DVM) - 2012 WSVMA Veterinarian of the Year. The WSVMA Veterinarian of the Year Award is presented in recognition of an outstanding career in veterinary medicine through local, state or national veterinary associations. Contributions to practice, community and other professional endeavors are also considered.
Terry Brown ('74) - Presented with the 2012 WSVMA Distinguished Achievement Award given in recognition of a singular outstanding achievement in veterinary medicine, public service or another field of endeavor which reflects honor on the veterinary profession.
In 1979 Dr. Terry Brown was recruited to manage and serve as a clinician in a newly-formed emergency center in Spokane, WA. The role of this emergency and after-hours clinic was unique to the region and state, as in the late 1970s, emergency veterinary medicine was just beginning to emerge in the veterinary profession. For more than 30 years, Dr. Brown has led the development of this hospital which provided the only centralized after-hours care in the Inland Northwest.
Stan Coe ('57 DVM) and Muriel Slattum ('85 DVM) - Watch a King 5 video on Dr. Stan Coe and Dr Muriel Slattum titled "The vet clinic saving animals and lives." Coe and Slattum give back to the community by providing veterinary care the pets of low income and homeless pet owners in Seattle.
Allan Britten ('72) - received the Merial AABP Award for Excellence in Preventive Dairy Medicine at the annual meeting of the AABP. September 2012.
Raymond Ediger ('61 DVM) - Ediger Receives Lifetime Achievement Award The Maryland Veterinarian, September 2012.
Jenna Arnaiz ('03 DVM) - An emergency-room vet at Seattle Veterinary Specialists in Kirkland, discusses how to stop a dogfight in the second in a series of posts on the subject from local behaviorists and veterinarians. Featured in the Seattle Times, August 2012.
Joseph Harari ('80 DVM) - Veterinary surgeon in Spokane, discusses how to stop a dogfight in the sixth in a series of posts on the subject from local behaviorists and veterinarians. Featured in the Seattle Times, September 2012.
Sid Gustafson ('79 DVM) - Socialization with Horses, Dogs, Cats With Dr Sid Gustafson on the Real Dr Doolittle Show™
The Rail: New York Times Horse Racing Blog
Sharon Molton ('00 DVM) - Warmer weather bringing out ticks
Leonard Eldridge ('65 DVM) - Vets on front line of global disease fight published in the Western Farm Press.
Kathy King ('97 DVM) - In Nicaragua, Veterinarians Treat and Train.
Brad LeaMaster ('82 DVM) - Named new Oregon state veterinarian.
Danielle Wassink ('04 DVM) - An emergency-care vet at Animal Critical Care and Emergency Services (ACCES) in Seattle, answers the second of a two-part series on bloody diarrhea in dogs. Featured in the Seattle Times February 28th, 2012
Theresa Fossum ('82) - Founder of the Texas Veterinary Cancer Registry.
Ray Ediger ('61) - Elected president of the Frederick County Farm Bureau in Maryland.
Norm Rantanen ('67 DVM) - Receives award for veterinary excellence.
COL John Poppe ('86 DVM, WSU) - Assumes Army Veterinary Corps command.
COL John Poppe ('86 DVM, WSU) - President Barack Obama has nominated a Washington State University grad to be chief of the Veterinary Corps of the U.S. Army.
COL John Poppe ('86 DVM, WSU) - Has been selected to be the next Dean of the Academy of Health Sciences, Ft. Sam Houston, TX.
He will replace the current Dean, COL Donna Whittaker (MS) in August 2011. COL Poppe is currently the Chief, Department of Veterinary Science, AMEDDC&S, and will be the second Veterinary Corps Officer to hold the position of Dean, AHS.
Brig. Gen. John L. Poppe ('86 DMV) - The chief of the U.S. Army Veterinary Corps, recently was honored with the Washington State University Alumni Association (WSUAA) Alumni Achievement Award for outstanding accomplishments in veterinary preventive medicine and distinguished military leadership, October 2012.
Victoria Lukasik ('90 DVM, WSU) - Understanding veterinary anethesia; Expert busts a myth and offers a tip on how to subdue a fractious cat.
Herbert (Tim) Richards ('84 DVM, WSU) - Dr. Herbert Richards was presented with the 2011 Consultant of the Year Award by the Academy of Veterinary Consultants (AVC).
Leanne Eggert ('02 DVM, WSU/OSU) - Dr. Leanne Eggert's plans to become a veterinarian specializing in exotic pets has roots in her childhood.
Jeanene Harris ('11 DVM, WSU MS) - Dr. Jay McDonnell of Veterinary Neurology of the Chesapeake (VNoC) has announced that Dr. Jeanene Harris has joined the practice, making it the only veterinary neurology-neurosurgery practice in Maryland with two neurologists, both of whom are board certified.
Yong Ho Park (Ho) ('91 WSU Ph.D.) - Dr. Yong Ho Park was appointed Commissioner of Animal, Plant, and Fish Quarantine and Inspection Agency of South Korea on August 17, 2011. Ho earned his Ph.D. degree in the WSU Veterinary Microbiology and Pathology department, was formerly Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine of Seoul National University, and was recognized with the WSU College of Veterinary Medicine Distinguished Graduate Alumnus Award in 2008. Ho is currently an adjunct faculty member in the Veterinary Microbiology and Pathology department.
Lance Perryman ('70 DVM, WSU) - Dr. Lance Perryman steps down as Dean of Colorado State University.
Lance Perryman ('70 DVM, '75 PhD) - Received the WSU Distinguished Veterinary Alumnus Award.
Kerri Marshall ('85 DVM, WSU) - Named as Executive Vice President of Customer Experience for the Pet Insurance Provider Trupanion.
Matt Mickas ('97 DVM, WSU) - Dr. Matt Mickas answers questions about Vaccinations for indoor cats in the Seattle Times.
Kim Nicholas ('84 DVM, WSU) - Dr. Kim Nicholas answers questions about lumps and bumps in the Seattle Times.
Kim Nicholas ('84 DVM, WSU) - Published a children's book titled "A Special Place Called Moholo" based on his work with the Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre in South Africa. All proceeds will go to support the center.
Sheryl McDevitt ('77 DVM, WSU) - Dr. Cheryl McDevitt discusses dressing your pet: function or fashion, in the Seattle Times.
Isaac Bott ('09 DVM) - Dr. Issac Bott artificially inseminated a reindeer resulting in Sandy, one of the world's first baby reindeer to be conceived via AI.
Isaac Bott ('09 DVM) - Dr. Isaac Bott specializes in reindeer reproductive services, has developed a way to artificially inseminate reindeer successfully. He also works with bighorn sheep, elk, and water buffalo.
Marty Becker ('80 DVM), Leo Bustad ('49 DVM), Todd Coleman ('04), Greg Ingman ('81), and Janice Seigford ('03 PhD) - Read about CVM alumni Dr. Marty Becker, Dr. Leo Bustad, Dr. Todd Coleman, Dr. Greg Ingman, and Dr. Janice Seigford in Washington State Magazines article "The Things We Do for our Dogs (and what they do for us)."
Harold McCutchan ('81 BS in Biochemistry-pre-medical, DVM) - Snohomish County orthopedic surgeon, was inducted in to the 2011 Blanchet High School Hall of Fame as part of the 1974 boys state soccer championship team. McCutchan played mid-field for the Blanchet soccer team for three years, and earned three varsity letters. In 1977, he went on to play on Seattle Pacific University's men's soccer team, which placed second in the NCAA championship. He also played on Washington State University's men's soccer team from 1978-1980, winning the NWICA championship all three years.
McCutchan has a bachelor of science degree in biochemistry (now part of the School of Molecular Biosciences) from WSU. He graduated from the University of Washington School of Medicine in 1986 and completed residency at the University of Colorado Health Sciences in Denver.
He is an American Board-certified orthopedic surgeon, specializing in surgery of the hand and upper extremity, with special interest in sports injuries. He is in private practice in Everett and is affiliated with the American Medical Association, American Society for Surgery of the Hand, American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons and the Washington State Medical Association.
Matthew Maberry ('47) - Dr. Matthew Maberry recalls the birth of the first elephant born in the United States in more than 40 years in "Packy & Me: The Incredible Tale of Doc Maberry and the Baby Elephant Who Made History." Maberry, 93, wrote the memoir with his wife, Patricia, and Michelle Trappen, a former reporter for The Oregonian.
Sarah Sampson ('99 DVM '08 Ph.D.) - Dr. Sarah Sampson received the Camosun College Distinguished Alumni Award. She is currently an assistant professor at Mississippi State University's College of Veterinary Medicine.
Stan Coe ('57) - Dr. Stan Coe received the Dean's Extra Mile Award on May 14, given to an individual who has gone the "extra mile" for their college, and colleagues on many occasions.
Michael Ontiveros ('96 DVM) - Dr. Michael Ontiveros has started VetVid, an online site that distributes informational veterinary videos on topics important to pet owners.
Cindee Carlson ('07 DVM, WSU) - Featured in the Lewiston Tribune.
Vicki L. Thayer ('76 DVM, WSU) - Dr. Vicki Thayer is the new president of the Winn Feline Foundation board of directors, the foundation announced Nov. 1, 2011. Dr. Thayer succeeds actress Betty White, who remains on the board.
At the December 2013 AAEP Convention in Nashville TN, 2 WSU alumni and former equine faculty were presented with Distinguished Educator awards.
Congratulations to WSU alumni included in Seattle Met's 200 top veterinarians! Roughly 1/3 were WSU graduates. Veterinarians were selected by survey-based peer evaluation. Go Cougs!
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Dr. Charles Ritter Lange
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Dr. William R. McFadden
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Dr. Melford E. Boggs
Dr. Joseph Edgar Tugaw
Dr. Devon M. Terry
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Dr. Cathryn Marie Styer
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Dr. Leland Ross Miller
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Dr. HC (Buck) Harris
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"Corsair City" Top 5 Page for this destination Saint-Malo by rexvaughan
Saint-Malo Travel Guide: 257 reviews and 852 photos
The old city of St. Malo, the "Intra-muros" is a 44 acre fortress. The rampart walls are 20 feet thick and date from the 14th C although there was some updating in the 18th C and some rebuilding after the city was bombed in WWII. Their location on a tip of the Brittany coast almost mandated sea going activities. The city is named, of all things, for a Welch monk who fled (I don't know why) to what was then called Aaron Rock. Evidently the folks here are somewhat independent as in the late 16th C they declared the city an independent republic with the motto, "Neither French nor Breton, but a Coursair am I." In looking for a good definition of "corsair" I concluded it depended on your perspective. The French king at the time would have called them wonderful as they brought a lot of booty to him. The English would call them pirates, as most of the booty was from hijacked British vessels.
Robert Surcouf was an 18th C Corsair captain who first went to sea at age 13 as a ship's boy. By his very early 20's he was already a captain. One of his most famous coups was in 1795 when he had captured 3 English vessels then met and English warship with 150 men and 26 guns. Surcouf had only 17 men and 2 guns so he resorted to trickery. Hiding his men on the boat, he pretended to be alone on the ship until the ships were close, then they jumped on and took control of the British ship. By the time he was 36 he had become one of the richest men in St. Malo, so he retired. This statue stands at the northern tip of the ramparts pointing toward the sea.
The beaches of St. Malo are huge - stretching for miles. In the top photo on this page you can see a small beach beside the ramparts and here is one that seems to go on without end. This photo was in the morning at low tide (the beach all but disappears at high tide). We strolled a while and did a little shell picking. This beach is what we looked out on from our hotel. Great spot!
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Yes, I'm sure they had very good reasons for building these huge fortifications!
Lovely photos...good and usefull tips !
I just love this area. Your pictures are great, nice tips and descriptions. One day. N.
Some stunning photos, especially the one with a view of the steeple through the opening. Mont Saint Michel is incredible. I LOL at your comment about the monks not having breath to speak after climbing all the stairs!!
Great tips for Saint-Malo. Thanks Rex. We love France but have never stayed in Saint-Malo, maybe next time. Interesting info about the Corsair, lots of classical music with that title
thanks so much for the helpful info.... I'll be there at the end of May.
I know the restaurants in St. Malo rather well, because I always have dinner there when I stay overnight on my way to Guernsey; to see the other sights I have to refer to your page, and it seems I have to spend more than a night there in the future ...
Hello Rex. I've paid close attention to your Saint-Malo pages since I'll be there in 10 days'time! Thanks for your pictures and comments. I've also noticed that you enjoyed Brugge, a favorite of mine ;-) Anne
Interesting what you mention about the clouds there, I have seen so many beautiful sunsets in Bretagne! Wonderful page Rex, love the cloisters photo. You make St Malo look very tempting, thank you (~_~)
Great destination, I see - lovely architecture and sceneries. Thanks for sharing :-). I have never been in Bretagne... a must for me, someday...
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School secretaries, clerical and technology assistants and paraeducator workers mired in a labor contract dispute with Vancouver Public Schools chose not to disrupt school operations on Monday.
There were no pickets or signs of strife at Vancouver schools on the fourth school day this month — a key day for recording student enrollment.
Instead, many of the 600-plus members of the Vancouver Association of Educational Support Professionals plan to pack the Vancouver school board meeting late Tuesday afternoon.
The board convenes at its new meeting time of 5:15 p.m. in the Robert C. Bates Center for Educational Leadership, 2921 Falk Road.
The association is "taking it one day at a time," said Lynn Davidson, regional UniServ union representative for the group. She plans to meet with workers at several more district buildings this week, after the group filed an unfair labor practice complaint on Friday with state officials in Olympia.
Union members will then "decide what steps we're going to take next," Davidson said.
Vancouver school teachers, who as a group have pledged support for the VAESP, are taking a similar tack.
The Vancouver Education Association has summoned about 1,250 certificated teachers to an "all members meeting" at 5 p.m. Tuesday to address all questions over the VEA's own pending work agreement. An electronic ratification vote by union members would be scheduled only if members decide to proceed, said VEA President Courtney Hoover, Skyview High School career and technical education teacher.
That's after VEA's executive board huddled Monday to discuss the nonteaching union standoff and "where we will be lending support," Hoover said.
The Vancouver district announced Sept. 1 it had imposed new contract terms for the VAESP, running through August 2013, after the two sides failed to reach an agreement following more than a year of talks.
Upset with new layoff and work schedule provisions in the contract, the nonteaching workers demand that the district return to the bargaining table.


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View the Complete List of Disney World Restaurants
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To help you plan your Disney dining expectations, we have assembled all of the Walt Disney World restaurant locations in one searchable source. Here, you can search Restaurant menus by cuisine, ingredients, meal type, location and much more!
When you book a Magic Your Way Package or if you're a Disney Vacation Club Member, you can add the Disney Dining Plan to your stay. For more information on the Disney Dining Plan, click here.
Hollywood & Vine at Disney's Hollywood Studios
This year-round event is known as Minnie's Seasonal Dine. Minnie will throw dinner parties to "celebrate the cheerful togetherness of the holidays, the glamour of Hollywood, the delight of spring, the excitement of summer and the frightening fun of Halloween." The music, decor, costumes, menus and interactive musical moments will change with each season.
Minnie's Springtime Dine - March 21, 2016 - June 5, 2016: Reservations are now open!
This dinner party will feature Minnie and her friends in their garden party outfits celebrating spring with "classic picnic food with a twist." Menu items include coconut-lavendar lemonade, springtime salads (watercress or basil-lime fruit salad), barbecue meatballs, buffalo baked chicken, lobster and shrimp mac 'n cheese, herb-roasted pork, passion fruit cheesecake, key lime tarts, and banana cream puffs. Cost is $46.99 for adults and $27.99 for children, plus tax and gratuity.
The Fantasmic! Dinner Package can be added to your reservation. For reservations, call 407-WDW-DINE or visit Disney's dining website.
Minnie's Summertime Dine - June 6, 2016 - September 11, 2016: Minnie will host a beach-inspired dinner party to celebrate the summer season.
Minnie's Halloween Dine - September 12, 2016 - November 6, 2016: A Halloween dinner party for Minnie and her friends.
Minnie's Holiday Dine - November 7, 2016-January 6, 2017: Minnie Mouse will be hosting a festive holiday dinner with Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck and Santa Goofy! Hollywood & Vine will be all decked out with holiday decor, food, music and activities.
Minnie's Silver Screen Dine - January 4-March 20, 2016 (2017 dates not yet announced)
Minnie's dinner party will celebrate movie magic and Hollywood glamour. Walk the red carpet with Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy and Goofy. The menu will include: creamy popcorn soup garnished with carmelized popcorn, bacon-wrapped pork loin, lobster and shrimp macaroni and cheese, and honey-bourbon glazed turkey, desserts and more.
The Fantasmic! Dinner Package can be added to your reservation. For reservations, call 407-WDW-DINE or visit Disney's dining website.
Dining Reservations can be made at all of the Disney World Table Service Restaurants 180 days in advance. Guests staying at a Walt Disney World Resort can make all of their dining reservations for the length of their stay (up to 10 days in advance) at 180 days from their arrival date. You can now make your dining reservations online. To make changes or cancel a dining reservation you will need to call 407-WDW-DINE.
For all table service restaurant reservations, guests will have to provide a credit card hold. If the reservation needs to be cancelled, but isn't done one day in advance, a $10 per person charge will be made to the card. This policy is in place for both Disney owned and operated restaurants, as well as operating participants.
Some locations require pre-payment, such as Hoop-Dee-Do Musical Revue and Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show; this system is already in place. If these reservations aren't cancelled one day in advance, the full amount will be charged.
Reservations must be cancelled up to 11:59pm the day before the reservation to avoid the charge. To cancel, guests can call 407-WDW-CNCL, stop by any table service restaurant front desk, or call 407-WDW-DINE. Reservations can also be made and cancelled online at www.DisneyWorld.com/Dining.
The policy has changed in the hopes of reducing the number of no shows and to allow more guests the opportunity to dine at the table service locations.
Information for those who have food allergies or require Kosher meals/special diets.
NOTE: The age range for children's dining at the Disney restaurants, buffets, dinner shows and character dining is 3 - 9. The Disney Girl's Perfectly Princess Tea Party is 3 - 11 and the Wonderland Tea Party is ages 4-12.
During seasons of high demand, Disney raises the prices at most of the prix fixe restaurants.
Below are the restaurants where you can expect to pay more. On average, it's $4.00 more per person ages 10 and up, $2.00 more per child ages 3 -9.
NOTE: This list is subject to change without notice and does not exclude other dining venues. There is no impact on guests using the Disney Dining Plan.


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2 of 2 people found the following review helpfulDecember 07, 2006Reviewer: A customer in North CarolinaI love shopping at Netrition for the foods and most items have been great, but don't get this unless you like to eat CARDBOARD.. YUK!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulJuly 03, 2008Reviewer: Terri in TexasCrust was awful tasting, sauce was not tasty and too sweet. YUK
1 of 2 people found the following review helpfulJanuary 09, 2007Reviewer: KENNETH in Rhode IslandTake it from a purebred Italian that was raised on NY style pizza (hot pie) in the suburbs of NYC. This item is truly garbage. The tomato sauce is more like beef gravy, dark and tasteless. The so-called dough does not have any body to it and a really weird taste. Even with a topping of fresh onions and peppers, I couldn't eat it. Save your money.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpfulMarch 13, 2011Reviewer: Shelley in IllinoisYUK!... another low-carb pizza crust FAIL! I've tried another homemade recipe. I don't think low carb pizza crust can be done. I think I'll let myself cheat before I try another of these again.
Dense, mealy, flavorless... not pizza like.
November 16, 2008Reviewer: Beckley in GeorgiaThis product was impossible to work with. The taste was not great.
October 01, 2008Reviewer: David in PennsylvaniaI could elaborate more but I won't for now. Suffice it to say that this product does not, in the slightest, come close to what real pizza pie is. I have tried other brands and keep hoping against hope that I will find something I can halfway enjoy, with the memories of my hi-carb days behind me. Nothing has come close.
In this kit, you will find a crust mixture which will bake as described, but even with all manner of spice and toppings, it still tastes like cardboard. The sauce that was included should never be used; try anything else, it has to taste better.
Other than the above, everything else in the package is great. The picture on the box is mouthwatering!
February 04, 2008Reviewer: Jennifer in AlabamaWould not recommend. The "crust" was like a sponge and the sauce was very tangy. I'd rather walk the calories off regular pizza.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpfulJanuary 17, 2008Reviewer: A customer in ColoradoAfter rave reviews my husband & I decided to try this product. It has a really bad crust that ends up tasting like sawdust in your mouth. I threw it out - we couldn't tolerate it.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpfulOctober 17, 2007Reviewer: Kelli in VirginiaThe first one I had was okay, because I was so desperate for something that resembled pizza it didn't matter. I added all the meat and cheese I could find in the house. I made a second one a few weeks later.......yuck! I must have been really desperate the first time around. It was horrible! The crust is indescribable.....cardboard with garlic, maybe? So, now I'm stuck with 3 more that I don't know what to do with. I'll probably donate them to a food bank this holiday season and hope someone can use them!
October 03, 2007Reviewer: A customer in VirginiaVery disappointed with this product... I did not like the sauce at all.. I still have one box left.. Maybe I'll try it with a different sauce.. crust was hard to spread on pan... I will not order this again..
August 09, 2007Reviewer: A customer in TexasThis was like a cracker that was impossible to cut and tasted like yesterday's spaghetti-o's. Sorry to be so negative but this was truly disappointing.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpfulMay 26, 2007Reviewer: Donald in New YorkYuck! Do yourself a favor, go to your local pizza parlor and have ONE slice with the works to satisfy your desire for good pizza.


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The lady has been selling various products for 4 years in her home, located in the neighborhood Pedro Joaquin of Chinandega. She has two dependent children and one is school-aged. The lady likes to feel motivated with her business, she had her business of a mini grocery store while she also works on weekends selling soup. She offers either chicken, beef with crabs, or tripe soup as taste varies by customer. She also sells baked beans which is a food that is not allowed to be sold across all of Nicaragua since this is the rich and traditional Gallo Pinto (traditional dish of rice and beans).
The lady started her business with capital of firewood and tortillas. She has always worked in business as she likes to get ahead and raise her son, for whom she strives to provide food and education. She has little experience working with this institution for her first loan, but in the interview she said she felt like she had been in the family of the institution since it helped her when she needed it.
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La señora se dedica a la actividad de venta de productos varios en su casa de habitacion ubicada en el reparto pedro joaquin de chinandega, desde hace 4 años. la señora acompañada tiene dos hijos a su cargo y uno en edad escolar, la señora le gusta sentirse motivada con su negocio, ella a la vez de tener su negocio de mini pulperia tambien se esfuerza los fines de semana y realiza venta de sopa, ya sea de gallina, de res con punche o de mondongo varia segun la gustacion de sus clientes, tambien vende frijoles cocidos que es una alimento que no se deja de vender en toda Nicaragua ya que con este se hace el riquisimo y tradicional Gallo Pinto.
La señora empezo su negocio con capital propio con una ventesita de leñas y tortillas siempre ha trabajado de comerciante le gusta salir adelante y sacar adelante a su hijo por el cual se esfuerza para brindarle comida y estudios. tiene poco de trabajar con la institucion en su primer credito , pero en la entrevista manifesto que se sintio en familia en la institución ya que la atendimos cuando nos nesecito.
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Abe Cunningham of the Deftones is a hard-htting metal powerhouse. And, now he's got his name on a powerful, durable Signature snare drum.
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I thought I was doing prettty good. I rode a lot back in the 1989-1991 when I was stationed in Turkey and a bike was my only transportaion and for various reasons I stopped when I got back. I bought a Trek Multitrack in 1998 and rode it twice until about 6 weeks ago. I got it back out, had a tune up done and started riding on the local fitness trails and the Katy trail. I've ridden an 18 mile ride in about 2 hours that nearly killed me due to not eating before I started. I've been averaging about 10 -11 MPH on 10 -12 mile rides 4 to 5 times a week. Saturday I went out on the road for the first time. The route was kind of rolling and had a lot hills. The weren't big hills but a lot more than I get on the trails. It was only 7.5 miles but I was happy that I averaged 12.5 MPH and felt like I could have easily gone farther. On all of these rides my legs feel tired to very tired and my butt is certainly ready to get off the sadle. I do not feel out of breath or that my cardio-vascular system has been worked that hard. I'm not using tall gears all the time. I understand my gearing and use it. I will down shift when I start feeling burn. My cadence is usually between 90 and 95 RPM. That's just what I naturally fall into. By the way, I am a 43 year old male and was about 75-100 pounds over weight. In March I started eating right and walking and to date I have lost 47 lbs.
Saturday afternoon I went to the library and picked up a book on bicycle fitness. I believe it was written by Carmichael. I started looking at his fitness levels and what he called a beginner workout. I think I'd have serious trouble with the easiest. Maybe I'm better off than I think since I'm riding on gravel instead of pavement but I really don't think I could maintain 15 MPH for 10 miles. Am I just a slug? Is there any hope? I had been thinking I was really making progress and then it seems that I'm not even up to what a normal beginner would be. Maybe my expectations were too high but I just found it a bit discouraging.
Here are my goals: 1. I want to get into better shape. 2. I would like to ride a century some day, hopefully next year. 3. I want to be able to keep up with a group.
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In the freak accident category, the best story of the year was an Evergreen mountain climber's account of how he survived a direct lightning hit on 14,265-foot Quandary Peak in the middle of summer.
Oil-and-gas lawyer T.J. Carroll and his Tibetan terrier, Zengi, were about 15 minutes from the top at about noon when the strike came out of a few harmless-looking clouds.
The condition of 3-year-old Josh Johnson, who was run over in the parking lot at Walmart on Dec. 19, has been upgraded from serious to fair, according to Children's Hospital spokeswoman Elizabeth Whitehead.
There was no further information available on his injuries or when he might be released from the hospital.
Josh was freed from under the car by firefighter Scott Martin after bystanders lifted the vehicle.
Lesley Jankausky, an eighth-grade science teacher at Evergreen Middle School, was killed in a car accident Dec. 22 in Nebraska while traveling to see her family for the holidays.
Jankausky had been a part of the EMS staff for 10 years. Services are pending.
"She was a dear friend and respected teacher," EMS principal Kristopher Schuh said in an e-mail to all EMS families. "We will miss her humor, enthusiasm and dedication to the staff and students at Evergreen Middle School."
In recent years, television commercials have bragged that "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas." The Evergreen Players have brought their own version of Las Vegas to our mountain community for New Year's Eve. The Players are sponsoring a rip-roaring shindig complete with gambling, dining and cabaret entertainment. This "Shake, Rattle and Roll" night should be a powerhouse party that will leave revelers saying, "What happens at Center/Stage stays at Center/Stage."
"Tako kichi," the Japanese words meaning "kite crazy," aptly describe art classes at the Bergens the past two weeks as students learned all about kites.
Students at both Bergen Meadow and Bergen Valley elementary schools cut the paper, dyed it, and added the bamboo-stick supports and tails to create simple but beautiful Japanese kites. Plus, they learned some history of the art form, which dates back at least 2,000 years.
The barking you hear at Evergreen Kennel and Grooming has a happier sound now that the buildings have been renovated.
Owner Anik Egloff has renovated the 2,200-square-foot building next to the main kennel at 30596 Bryant Drive. She has added a 700-square-foot indoor doggie day-care room, which came in handy during the recent week of frigid cold weather.
And the other side of the building has been converted into overnight suites with tiled walls, windows, and pet cots with sheepskin coverings.
Evergreen businessman Tim Leonard is fed up with government spending and has announced a bid for elected office, jumping into the void created when Democrat Dan Gibbs decided not to run again for the state Senate.
"I'm not a politician. I'm a businessman. I have a family (his wife, Monica, and six kids). The last thing I want to do is leave my (home base) and go around the state and talk to people about where I stand," said Leonard, who is running as a Republican. The family has lived in the same stone-and-timber home in Kittredge for 15 years.
During the bitter cold spell we had in early December, my friend Amy, who helps me with things I can no longer do myself, looked out the window and said excitedly, "What's that big bird on the feeder?"
From the way she said "big" and her excitement, I thought it must be a hawk or an eagle, something really big. So I grabbed my binoculars and found myself looking at a northern flicker. Of course they are big, 12 to 15 inches long, compared with the chickadees and juncos that were also there. Flickers are truly beautiful.
You have to wonder if the two new members of the Jefferson County Board of Education go to bed each night thinking, "Be careful what you wish for …"
After saving the life of 3-year-old Joshua Johnson in the Walmart parking lot Saturday, Evergreen volunteer firefighter Scott Martin was back on the job and coping pretty well by Tuesday morning.
"As tragic as the incident was, the fact that he is still alive is such a wonderful story of hope. The news is always so doom and gloom," Martin said.
Martin's heroic quick thinking and crisis expertise turned a near fatality into a miracle lifesaving opportunity, as bystanders joined forces to lift the car and free the boy.
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The Autism Society works to influence public policy, with an emphasis on Education, Medicaid, and Employment –issues which are all vital to individuals with autism and their families. Through our Governmental Affairs staff, we represent you at the White House and executive branches such as the Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Education and Department of Labor as well as many others. The Autism Society relies upon a proactive approach to advocacy by working alongside policy makers, elected officials and their staff to advance the wellbeing of all living with autism. We often times work in collaboration with national disability rights organizations, so we have a stronger voice on Capitol Hill.
At the state and local levels, Autism Society affiliates advocate for individuals and families impacted by autism in communities across the nation. Each year, volunteers and staff from around the United States come to Washington, D.C. to meet with their national elected officials and to promote a legislative agenda that improves the quality of life of each individual diagnosed with autism.
The Autism Society has impacted public policy by the following ways:
- Working in collaboration with other national organizations to pass the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act, which allows families of children living with disabilities to save for college and other expenses in tax-deferred accounts without losing access to critical federal safety nets
- Working with affiliates at the local and state level to understand therapies covered by state insurance laws to provide effective treatment for individuals with an autism diagnosis
- Advocating to ensure the passage of the Autism Collaboration, Accountability, Research, Education, and Support (CARES) Act, which provides for interagency coordination of autism services with the federal government and provides for research funds for autism
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- Working for Keeping All Students Safe Act, legislation regulating restraint and seclusion
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By advocating at the federal level, the Autism Society is assuring each individual diagnosed with a developmental disability, including autism, will always be provided full opportunity to live his/her life as independent as possible and always respected, valued and assured of the highest level of dignity.
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Our government officials are charged with representing our interests, but it's our responsibility to let them know what we need. If you're having trouble finding services and your state can't help, call the governor and raise the issue. If your county provides an excellent program to support your child, email your representative with a thank-you. If there's a congressional election coming up, write your district's candidates and ask them what they're doing for people with autism. We need to let our representatives know that we are paying attention and we want our government to care about autism!
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Americans with Disabilities Act – 25 Years Later
July 20, 2015
Twenty-five years ago on July 26, 1990, President George H.W. Bush signed Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) into law. Thousands played a part in championing the right of every individual to realize their maximum potential without barriers to basic services and supports.
National Disability & Law Enforcement Groups Launch Campaign To Combat Wandering Deaths, Support Avonte's Law
June 15, 2015
Washington, DC – In light of the growing number of wandering-related deaths in the autism community, a group of national organizations have come together to support Senate Bill 163, Avonte's Law.
Autism Advocacy in Action
March 5, 2015
Last week, the Autism Society officially launched our celebration in honor of our 50th year of providing a trustworthy, respectful and caring network of people that truly impact the lives of individuals on the spectrum at our Day on the Hill-The Autism Society at 50: Understanding Our Past, Celebrating Our Present, Launching Our Future.
Advocacy Update – Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act
February 5, 2015
Now that the Stephen Beck, Jr. ABLE Act has been signed into law, the most frequent question families have is, "When can we create an ABLE Account for our family member with autism spectrum disorder?" The answer is, "Not yet." Although the ABLE Act is now law, the Secretary of the Treasury still has to issue regulations or other guidance sometime between now and mid-June.
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ex stole key and uncle took out battery to keep from being taken when i wasnt home...we got the key back and put battery in but now alarm goes off when open doors or try to start car...lites and diffrent sound to alarm go off...how can i stop this...does not have power locks so the lock unlock button dont work. can not find a kill switch or button under dash.
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text: SAN DIEGO, Feb. 1, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- BioMed Realty Trust, Inc. (NYSE: BMR) announced today the signing of a new 15-year lease with Omeros Corporation (NASDAQ: OMER) for BioMed's Waterfront Research Center property located in Seattle, Washington. A clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company committed to discovering, developing and commercializing products focused on inflammation, coagulopathies and disorders of the central nervous system, Omeros will relocate and consolidate their corporate headquarters and primary research facilities into approximately 64,500 square feet of laboratory and office space at the recently redeveloped five-story life science building located at 201 Elliott Avenue West, in the heart of Seattle's scientific community. The property, which has been renamed "The Omeros Building," is in close proximity to Amgen's campus, the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and the new home of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Omeros expects to move into The Omeros Building in the fall of this year."This is an ideal location for us to consolidate our corporate headquarters and research facilities," said Gregory A. Demopulos, M.D., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Omeros. "We are pleased with BioMed's willingness to provide us with a lease that will help us address our current and future facility needs while reducing our overhead costs for the next several years. With their specialized experience in our industry, we look forward to building a strong relationship with BioMed and appreciate their long-term commitment to Omeros."Alan D. Gold, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of BioMed, added, "We are very excited to introduce Omeros as the anchor tenant at The Omeros Building. This building will provide Omeros with new corporate offices and state-of-the-art laboratories that will be important assets in the continuing advancement of Omeros' pipeline. We are very impressed with Omeros' programs and prospects, and we look forward to working as a partner to help Omeros achieve their long-term goals."Additional details about the lease terms are available in the Form 8-K filed today by Omeros with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.


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Maintenance work on the Interstate 5 Bridge will cause intermittent closures and delays for two nights this weekend, according to the Oregon Department of Transportation.
The closures will allow crews to grease 5 miles of bridge cables on the twin spans, according to ODOT. Bridge lifts on both the northbound and southbound sides of I-5 will be begin at 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. There could be as many as 20 lifts each night, lasting as long as 25 minutes each, according to ODOT. Work is expected to conclude by 9 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Greasing the cables is the second step in a two-part process to treat them. In August, crews applied oil designed to strengthen the cables. The grease applied this weekend will protect the cables' outer shell, ODOT said.
Motorists traveling between Vancouver and Portland can use Interstate 205 via state Highway 14 in Washington or Interstate 84 in Oregon as a detour.


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I have a Vetta V100HR computer (includes cadence and heartrate - only the heartrate part is wireless).
For a long time, I wasn't using the heartrate part, though periodically the computer would show HR numbers - which I chalked up to periodic interference from electrical sources on my route. Usually these numbers were pretty low (like 40).
Then, at some point, I started getting really high numbers most of the time, usually over 200. Then when I decided to use strap on the HR monitor, the numbers almost never made sense - again, being often over 200 (that's way past my max!). I tried replacing the batteries in the strap but it didn't help. So I stopped using it (I had replaced the battery in the computer not all that long ago).
But a couple weeks ago I had a bike tuneup and when I got it back, the HR stayed at zero almost all the time, as it should. I couldn't figure out any reason for that correction, but eventually I put the HR strap on again. Seemed to work while sitting in my apartment, but when I attached the computer to the bike again and started riding, it just stayed at zero!
Well, today I tried again. I started to wonder if maybe my headlight was causing a problem with blocking the signal (a Viewpoint Gen3 Digital model which does sit right next to it and slightly above). So I slid the light off the mount and, sure enough, the HR worked again. So I held the light near the mount, but a little off to the side so it wouldn't physically block a signal. But the HR went back to zero anyway. Eventually I tried turning off the light, but holding it in the same position and the HR worked again. Even when the light was on the mount it worked, but as soon as I turned on the light, it would go to zero!
Now, while I say it worked with the light off, I should point out that there was some inconsistency - it would work and then not work for awhile, back and forth. Also, the numbers often didn't make sense, almost as if it was only picking up half the heatbeats or 2 out of 3, etc. Basically it seemed that even having the light near the computer unit MIGHT affect it, but not always. Turning the light on always killed it.
Riding home, I put the light in my backpack, but the results were still intermittent, which baffled me.
Then I remembered that there was a period of time when the computer usually didn't do the automatic shutoff (where it only shows the time). So I thought maybe that was because of the light causing interference even when off and so perhaps part of the problem was that the battery had drained much faster than normal, even though speed, etc, all seemed to be fine. I replaced the computer battery and the HR started working well IF the light was not near it. If the light was there, it might give results that were too high. If the light was on, the numbers tended to go even higher, though there was not absolute consistency on that, but almost.
Anybody else ever experience anything like this? Besides using a different light (really can't afford that, especially if another might do the same thing!), anybody have any solution? I've tried moving the computer and light as far apart as possible, but the change was only an inch or so which isn't going to do it. All my rides typically involve riding 36 miles or more while it is still dark, then I do 14 or so in daylight after breakfast.


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Well followed another tutorial & did some switching & playing around with some of the effects, Waiting to here what a producer thinks about it ,
Even though this in it draft stages I think it came out pretty good
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Even though this in it draft stages I think it came out pretty good
thanks for the look & let me know what you think
Wow, that looks great!
Well Thank you Tania I agree though I am still playing with the flares want them to just glow when on the letters but it looks not bad for a first draft
When it comes to logos and titles you never disppoint and they always seem very different from each other.
Well thank you I try to mke them unique still got lots to learn to make them movie ready though LOL
The TV series rocked until I saw the early episodes. When Linda Carter attacked nerds at a sci-fi convention in an early episode, I sorta stop watching vintage WonderWoman.
But thre are so many others out there that are producing some really (well in my opinion new Wonder woman videos)
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Gulf Spill Affects Seafood Prices; Bohemian Hall Turns 100
Plus: New York seafood prices rise, and soda-makers fight taxes, all in our morning news roundup.
•The Gulf oil spill is raising seafood prices in New York: Blue Ribbon is paying more per oyster and they don't even buy from the Gulf. [Crain's]
• Some Gulf shrimpers are still fishing in waters that have been closed by the state. [WSJ]
• Soda-makers are stepping up their efforts to fight sugar taxes. [WSJ]
• Astoria's Bohemian Hall & Beer Garden turns 100 this year. [NYDN]
• Con-Agra is attempting to reengineer the sweet potato, even changing its shape, in an effort to make the spud more popular. [NYDN]
• A Miami judge ruled last week that Burger King has the right to set prices at its franchise-owned stores. [Reuters]
• Dan Aykroyd's wine company donated hundreds of bottles to Canadian troops in Afghanistan. [CTV]
• Illegal fishing is depleting the ocean's resources. [Time]
• The launch of several new premium vodkas raises the possibility that an artisanal vodka trend is afoot. [T Magazine]


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"Famous for their Pelicans" The Entrance by trisanna
The Entrance Travel Guide: 7 reviews and 19 photos
The Entrance (real name) is located in the central coast, maybe an hour or so from Sydney. It's a lovely beach town famous for these large birds that are everywhere. In the ocean,bay, ontop of street lights, you get the picture. Everyday, they have a pelican feeding, which is very interesting and attracts lots of tourists.
This little beach town, reminds me of something of from my childhood in the USA, maybe on the New Jersey coast. They have a lovely beach with a sheltered bay for swimming. We were there on Easter sunday and the place with a buzz of activity. This is a great place for families. Amusement rides, flying kites, kayaking, fishing and pelican feeds. Also, there is a small person train, called the Pelican express that goes through the town.
We stopped here on our way to Sydney from the hunter wine valley and didn' t have enough time to check the place out. Our 7 month old son, loved watching the birds and kites. I think we may come back here when he is older, so he can enjoy the beach.
Also, at the public bathroom, they have a parents room for feeding and changing
- Pros:great place for families, pelicans, nice beach
- Cons:not easy to find a parking spot
- In a nutshell:Great places for families to escape from Sydney
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Mercifully for its devotees, the modern 'GH Soho' sign outside the time-honoured red frontage doesn't signal a flashy rebranding. Inside, all is as it should be at the Gay Hussar: dark wooden panelling bedecked with political portraits or Martin Rowson caricatures; nicotine-brown ceiling; polite, prompt Hungarian staff; and shelves of political biographies.
Gladstone stared bleakly down at our wooden settle, having perhaps eaten one too many dumplings. Since the restaurant's 1953 inception, the powerbrokers of the political left have dined here. Despite the odd tourist party, they were still in evidence during our good-value lunch. More than a dozen traditional Hungarian dishes are offered for starters and mains. On a sweltering July afternoon we should have ordered the chilled wild cherry soup, or even the fish terrine with beetroot sauce and cucumber. Nevertheless, bean soup, a hearty, salty, wintery 'soup of the day', was lifted by slices of intensely smoky sausage. Intense flavours also characterised a main course of paprika-rich venison goulash, served with splayed out gherkin, tangy red cabbage and couscous-like tarhonya. A glass of Bull's Blood (just £4.50) made a satisfying match.
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Updated: 03/30/2015 - The rain that is currently falling across parts of the East will exit the region between 3pm and 5pm.
Posted: 03/26/2015 - A group of Oklahoma men came extremely close to the Moore tornado on I-35 Wednesday. They record the encounter as the wind knocks a semi truck over onto its side.
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Oh Abbie Hoffman, radical 60's dissident. D'Onofrio (Law & Order: Criminal Intent) does an outstanding job in the lead role of this film. Although one may be sympatheitc to Hoffman's cause you can't help but cringe at how his personnal struggles (including drug addiction) at times overshadowed and diminished his activism. But hey, nobodys perfect. Abbie Hoffamn is definately a figure in American history people should know about.
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Published: Sunday, March 20, 2011 at 4:30 a.m.
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Did you know that there have been three gymnasiums to serve Hendersonville High School and the community at large — a wooden frame building built in 1921; a stone gymnasium dedicated on Aug. 17, 1937; and the "new" gym completed in 1976?
"Jimmy" T. Fain Jr., historian and long-time editor of the Times-News, refers to the period between 1921 and 1976 as being "the period of Henderson County's greatest growth and progress"— an era reflected in the history of the city gyms.
Here are some facts you might like to know.
The Noterman property, which consisted of 7 acres including what is now Boyd Park and much of what would later become the Hendersonville athletic field, was purchased for $30, 000. The residence would serve as the high school until the Earle Stillwell-designed building, now in use, was opened in 1926.
Frank L. FitzSimons, a teacher-coach at that time, developed plans for a wood- frame building to be located on Main and Ninth Avenue to serve the community as an entertainment center and provide additional school space. The building was called the City Gym.
A dedicatory stone taken from that community gym records these names: O.V.F. Blythe (chr.), C. F. Bland (sec.), R. P. Freeze (treas.), A. L. Gurley (builder), Sam T. Hodges, A. F. Justus, W. A. Keith, R. G. Morris, A. W. Honeycutt (supt.), O. C. Prather (phys. director) — February 1921.
It was not until December 1926 that Church Street was extended from Eighth Avenue northward to Five Points.
The gym entrance faced Ninth Avenue and was positioned approximately on the corner of Ninth and Church. At the end of the 100-foot-long by 55-f00t-wide building were doors which opened onto the athletic field.
There were two classrooms in addition to the county's first indoor basketball court. (A picture of the 1929 HHS basketball team shows my father E. Rickman Orr and (Judge) Johnny Jackson standing with teammates.)
The gym became known as the summer Dance Center of the Mountains after a fire destroyed the Terrace Pavilion (present site of Bruce Drysdale School) in July 1927.
Did you know that the brick building which faces Eighth Avenue was built in 1926 on swampy ground (PlumThicket) and pilings had to be driven into the soft earth to assure adequate support for the three-story building?
The stone building (City Gym) was the project of WPA in 1936 and cost $30, 000. The foreman who supervised the stone work was Ulys M. Orr. The stone came from the Laurel Park Quarry. The Gala Ball of the County Centennial Celebration was held in 1938 in this building.
At one time, it was the largest indoor court in Western North Carolina and became the center of tournament play.
Following the completion of the stone gym, the old wood-frame building was taken down and relocated for black students at a site on Ninth Avenue for use by the Union School then located on Sixth Avenue. Ulys Orr supervised the removal and the re-erecting of the old wood- frame building several blocks away.
It is now 2011.
Reading of action taken by the Board of Commissioners to purchase the Boyd property, located between Church Street and Ninth and Eighth avenues, assures me that we are entering a new phase of growth and development.
The Boyd family calls the exchange "giving back to the community, for education."
There can be no better investment. The future begins now.
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Local Market favorite Matt's in the Market jumps on the happy-hour bandwagon.
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Long before the eat-local, slow-food mantra, we had Matt's in the Market, whose dinner menu was based on whatever owner Matt Janke found downstairs at the stalls around Pike Place Market.
The bistro has become a local favorite, despite being in the city's hottest tourist spot. Those who've never eaten here can get a good introduction with its new happy hour, featuring a sampling of smaller versions of Matt's entrees for $7 each.
Janke has since moved on, and his business partner, Dan Bugge, has taken over. But the tenet of dinner-is-what-I-find-at-the-stalls hasn't changed.
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New executive chef Chester Gerl composed an elegant Sloppy Joe, with bits of hanger steak and bacon over an open-faced brioche, topped with a fried egg. It's meatier and drier than your average Joe.
Even better was the buttery seared scallop with potato and pancetta hash, with crunchy fried leeks and a sweet-onion purée. (The entree version costs $33.) Another dish that weaves in brunch components. Never a bad thing.
One of the year's worst bar-food trends is crab mac-n-cheese, and unfortunately Matt's went there. The four-cheese pasta here just overwhelmed the Dungeness-crab meat.
The better bar food: house-made potato chips with a bacon-caramelized-onion dip — rich, creamy and salty gluttony.
Matt's in the Market, 94 Pike St., Suite 32, offers happy hour 5-7 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays at the bar, featuring gourmet interpretation of bar food for $7; $7 cocktails and wine; and $4 beer (206-467-7909 or www.mattsinthemarket.com).
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Dreams of overall victory at the Vuelta a España came crashing down for Team Sky under a lethal onslaught from Juanjo Cobo (Geox-TMC), who
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