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Goodguys Top Five 2007 Street Rod d'EleganceWritten by Brian Brennan on March 31, 2007
The Goodgys top five 2007 Street Rod d'Elegance candidates have been selected. The final winner will be announced tomorrow at the awards ceremony. With over 175 cars to choose from the selection committee has indeed whittled down the field to five finalists. The d'Elegance award is designed to honor a gorgeous, elegant street rod of 1948 and earlier vintage. It has been selected every year by Goodguys since 1991.
Here's an exclusive look at the finalists for the 2007 Goodguys Street Rod d'Elegance:
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Issue date: Saturday, November 30, 1974
Pages available: 32
Previous edition: Friday, November 29, 1974
Next edition: Sunday, December 1, 1974
Publication name: Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location: Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - November 30, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Snow ending tonight or curly Sunduy. Highs Sunday In 30s mid lows tonight In 20s. CITY FINAL 15 CENTS VOLUME 92 NUMBER 325 CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1074 ASSOCIATED PRESS, UP1, NEW YORK TIMES HEAVY Will Retain U.N. Units On Heights UNITED NATIONS (AP) The U.N. Security Council has called for early resumption of Middle East peace negotiations and 'agreed to keep U. N. ob- server forces on the Golan Heights for another six months. In a 13-0 vote, the council decided Friday to maintain the buffer force sta- tioned along the Israeli-Syrian front until next May. Its original mandate expired Saturday. China and Iraq did not take part in the voting. The action came amid warn- ings by U.S. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim that the Middle East remains explosive and the dangers of renewed fighting will steadily increase if progress is not made in negotiations. In Damascus, officials said Syrian President Hafez Assad has received assurances from the Soviet Union and the U.S. that the Geneva peace talks will resume in January. No date has been set, they said. Main Reason The officials said the assur- ances were the main reason Assad agreed to extending the mandate for the U.N. forces. Waldheim, who just returned from a four-day visit to the Mid- dle East, said Israel, Syria and Egypt all made clear that "we cannot expect an indeterminate period" of peace to allow a negotiated settlement. U.S. Ambassador John Seal! said the U.S. shared Waldheim's sense of urgency on the need for negotiations, declaring: "In the months ahead we shall be bend- ing every effort to advance step by step along the road that leads to peace." a just and lasting Friday's resolution called for all sides in the dispute to "im- p 1 c m e n t immediately" the council's 1973 cease-fire resolu- tion, which also calls on all par- ties to begin negotiating a set- tlement. That settlement, the 1973 reso- lution said, is to be worked out within the framework of a 1967 formula of Israeli withdrawal from Arab territories and Arab acceptance of Israel's right to exist. The "Only a Step" new resolution pointed out that disengagement agree- ments worked out by Secretary of Stale Kissinger early this year on the Egyptian and Syrian fronts "are only a step" toward the negotiated solutions called for by the council after last year's October war. The U.N. General Assembly Friday expressed "gravest con- cern" at what it called Israel's violations of the human rights of civilians in occupied Arab territories. A resolution, adopted 95-4 with 31 abstentions, asks Israel to permit a special committee in- side its borders to investigate the alleged violations. A second resolution, passed 121-0 with seven abstentions, called on Israel to respect the Geneva Convention on protection of ci- vilians in lime of war. Countless Cars Slide Off Roads Losing Baffle? Photo by John Mclvcr Overnight accumulation of snow, reaching a depth of oVer 4 inches in Qedar Rapids, was getting double treatment by snow removal crews early Saturday. The plow pictured was following another that had just proceeded west on Fourth avenue SE be- tween Fourteenth and Twelfth streets SE. The picture was taken at about 7 a. m. The forecast called for snow through 6 a. m. Sunday with an additional accumulation of two to four inches. Gazette Leased Wires An unexpected snow storm dumped up to nine inches of snow on Iowa by Saturday morning, with several more inches expected. The National Weather Service warned that driving conditions will remain hazardous in south- eastern counties Saturday, and the snowy weather has been listed as a contributing factor in three traffic deaths. Because of the slow move- ment of the low pressure system causing the snow and a con- tinued flow of mioist air from the east, the snow will end slow- ly over Iowa, especially in the cast, the NWS said. Total snow accumulations could reach one foot in parts of the southeast by Saturday night. Travel over most of the state is hazardous. Blowing and drift- ing snow may make travel im- possible in some areas of the southeast late Saturday, the NWS said. Worst weather conditions oc- curred in the southeast part of the state. Burlington reported eight inches of snow on the ground Prices Paid Farmers Decline Percent WASHINGTON (AP) The prices farmers receive for their raw agricultural products fell an over-all 1.5 percent from Oct. 15 to Nov. 15, following a four percent increase the month be- fore, the agriculture department said Friday. The Crop Reporting Board said that lower prices for corn, cat- tle, soybeans, oranges and up- land cotton were responsible for the decrease. Higher prices for milk and tomatoes partially off- set the decline. Although the pattern is not fixed, farm prices generally are reflected in wholesale prices lat- er on and then in price changes in the supermarkets. The three percent decrease for the month ending in mid-October brought the index of farm prices for the year to a level of 0.5 percent above mid-October 1073. The prices farmers have had to pay to meet expenses, however, were up one percent from a month earlier and 17 percent above a year ago. Weaker Demand Earlier Friday, the depart- ment reported further declines in grain prices a week ago be- cause of weaker export demand and a weaker U.S. economy. The prices of corn and other key grains that were driv- m up by poor harvests were re- ported down because of poor quality, decreased demand and high numbers of cattle grazing on grass and stubble instead of being fed grain. The Nov. 15 price for all com- modities averaged 82 percent above ils 1967 base, compared with 85 percent in October and 81 percent in November 1973. The record high 'has held at 208 percent since mid-August, 1973. A key factor in relating farm prices to retail prices is the share the middlemen take of tile consumer food dollar to apply Holds Boy 50 Minufes in Gravel Pit, Saves Life SALT LAKE CITY (AP) A boy, 12, is alive today after a gravel pit worker held onto him for 50 minulcs, keeping him from being sucked through a sand hopper lo his death. "He was getting pretly heavy and I was gelling pretty lircd by the lime they pulled him Andy Cruz said Thursday afler rescue workers lifted Mike Ncally lo safely. Mike and a companion were warned to stay away from the hopper, device which funnels Cruz and a fellow worker spoi- led the companion waving for help. By the time Cruz, 3fi, dived into the hopper, all but Mike's face had been covered by sand. While a co-worker raced to turn off the hopper and Mrs. Cruz called police and firemen, Cruz hung on. Even wilh the machinery turned off, sand kept shifting and covering the youngster. Finally officers arrived help dig. to their costs and profits in preparing the products for the grocery shelves a share Ihe department says accounts for at least 80 percent of this year's retail price rise. Up 3 Percent Retail figures for November will not be available until lale December, but Friday's report showed that the prices farmers themselves pay for food were up three percent by mid-month over mid-October, averaging 15 percent above a year earlier. The meat-animal portion of Ihe index declined four percent from October 15 and averaged 23 percent below a year before, confirming the continued slump in the livestock industry. Callle were drawing per 100 pounds of live iveight, com- pared with ?30.50 in October and last November. The record price was in Aug- ust 1973. Hogs were per 100 pounds at the farm, compared with in October a year earlier. .and Versatile Chap, This Kissinger TOKYO (AP) Secretary of State Kissinger brought rain to parched Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and a snowstorm to Jerusalem, the second in memory. He didn't seem lo notice. But Saturday in Tokyo, Kis- singer outdid himself. The city underwent what it likes to con- sider a tremor. But any outsider would.be inclined to think of it as an earthquake. A few minulcs before 7 .a.m., the ground under the Okura hotel began to shake. Closets rattled, beds moved. Nancy Kissinger, somewhat panicked, stirred her husband. "I rather think it's an earth- he was reported to have said, and he went back to sleep. Warning of General Oil Company Sfrike CHICAGO (UPI) The presi- dent of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union has warned of a long general strike against the nation's major oil companies, the Chicago Tribune reported Saturday. Union contracts wilh at least 90 companies are slated to ex- pire Jan. 7. President A. Jewel Parcel Missing PARIS (AP) A parcel which contained 44 diamonds valued at was missing shortly after it was brought here by plane from New York, police said Saturday. Grospiron told union chiefs meeting recent- ly in Reno that a general strike on Jan. 7 is a "distinct possibil- Ihe Tribune said. "I caution all our oil industry members lo tighten their belts and get set for a long he was quoted. The union previously has de- manded a wage in- crease for each of the next (hrec years as well as an .un- limiled cost-of-Iiving clause and substantial i m p r o v ements in pensions and fringe 'benefits, the Tribune said. Oilfield, refinery, marketing terminal and pipeline operation workers currently earn between and an hour but have no cost-of-living protection. Fitter-Chauffeur Troth Off PHILADELPHIA (AP) The young Welsh chauffeur engaged to 77-year-old millionaire Rachel Filler has been put out of her house, and a member of her staff said the engagement is off. Happy Rockefeller's aunt was not available for comment her- self after police were called Friday to see that Michael Wil- son, 29, left her suburban es- tate. However, she had said the day before, "I sort of think it's too much forme." She was described as "terri- bly upset." Miss Filler, who shared in an SB-million inheritance in 1931, revealed her engagement last month after Wilson placed an announcement in a Welsh news- paper. Not Sure But Thursday, afler he re- turned to the Filler maision from a trip, his fiancee said she wasn't sure about Ihe marriag' "I don't know. We haven't talked about she said. The staff member said Wilson cnlered the mansion Thanksgiv- ing morning through the kilch- n. "We put him out of the house said the staffer, who re- fused lo be identified, "and he turned up again today That's when we called Ihe po- lice." A police spokesman said of- Wilson was found "picking up some personal Hems from the house" and left without in- cident. "There was no problem in- diealed at the officer said, adding that no charge was filed. Wilson, contacted at the es- tate while removing his belong- ings, said "nothing was the matter" between him and Miss siind onto a conveyor Ml, Crux, he was said, lint a short while lalor'lroMmonl for Mike was taken lo a were called to investigate released afler i a ".suspicions i.spic before noon "No Problem" Filler and had "no idea" when the marriage would be held. He would make no oilier comments. II i s whereabouts after he left the estate were not known. Miss Filler, already upset about the publicity over the cn- gagcmcnl, had become increas- ingly disturbed in recent weeks with Wilson's growing interest in her finances, a slaff member said. "He tried lo get her to help Today's Index Comics ......................5 Crossword...................5 Church News ................3 Daily Record ................2 Deaths Kdilnrial Features Financial Marlon........... Movies Sports him get a loan from a bank and they turned him down. It was just the money he the staffer said. Hotel Job Miss Filler had said in an Oc- tober interview that she was sure Wilson was not a golddig- ger because "he's never asked me for anything." She met him last winter in Palm Beach where lie was working in hotel. He became her chauffeur. later "The companies are holding vast reserves of gasoline, heat- ing oil and other petroleum products in storage Grospiron said, according to the Tribune, "It we have to strike the oil industry, Ihe. companies will manipulate those reserves in an effort to beat us. They will prob- ably contrive a few spot short- ages to worry the public and perhaps jack up prices." Grospiron said Interior Secre- tary Morion has favored the oil companies in the past and will probably do so in the future, the newspaper said in a dispatch by labor reporter James Strong. He said the union was gelling hints from management that oil companies "are not willing to provide cost-of-llving wage in- creases and other decent im- provements.'1 A meeting is planned Monday in Washington. Asks Ford 'Stop Hiring Bunkers' NEW YORK (AP) i- Agricul- ture Secretary Butz' remark about Pope Paul has brought a demand from a Jewish religious leader that President Ford "stop hiring Archie Bunkers" for high government jobs. Rabbi Marc Tancnbaum, na- tional inlcrreligious director of Ihe American Jewish Commit- tee, said, "I think the time has come for the President of the United Slates to blow the whis- tle on this pattern of supposedly casual insults by Secretary Butz to the Italian and Catholic peo- ple, and by Gen. George Brown to the Jewish people, who con- stitute a large part of the back- bone of the American people." ....2 ...II ....7 7 .9, 10 person" shortly Friday. I In said! Television...................7 Want Arts .12-15 Ervin: Boston School Edict Unconstitutional BOSTON (AIM .Sciialorjbecau.se "I simply have too Ervin (D-N. C.) says other obligations resting _ nnnn rim In lip ;ihlri IA Hnvntn Saturday. Davenport and lumwa had six inches, Moines five [our inches, 01- Des inches, Dubuque Mason City anc Waterloo three inches, Fort Dodge and) Council Bluffs two inches and Spencer and Sioux City one inch. The forecast calls for the snow to continue .through Satur- day, with additional accumula- tions expected to be less than two inches in the northwest and two to four inches in the south- east. The deaths of Robert Stcrn- )erg, 5, and Jacqueline Weikert, 14, both of Muscatine, and Hugh (il, of Cedar Rapids, wrought the Thanksgiving holi- day weekend death toll lo six. The weekend began at G p.m. Wednesday and will end at mid- night Sunday. Authorities said the two Mus- catine young persons were pas- sengers in a car driven by Rob- ert's mother, Kathleen Stern- aerg, 28, which reportedly slipped sideways on.slick high- way 61 near Muscatine and into Ihe path of a car driven by Julius Nims, 33, of Maquoketa. Nims and his son, Tony, 7, were injured. Cedar Rapids highway patrol headquarters reported the lieavy snowfall was responsible for at least 40 accidents during the night, but none resulted in serious injuries. Troopers said countless cars slid off highways and county roads and were abandoned by drivers. Roads were 70 lo 100 per- cent covered by snow and ice by Saturday morning, with condi- tions particularly hazardous on county roads which have not yet been plowed for the most part. Ice was Iforming under snow Which continues lo fall and the highway patrol advised all mo- torists to drive only if necessary and then lo drive with extreme caution. Snow crews worked) 'through the night, but have been unable to keep ahead of the continuing downfall. Approximately a dozen piinor accidents were reported in Iowa (Continued- Page 2, Col. 5.) Ugh! Slides Info Winter Season the court order under which Boston schools arc being in- legratcd violates the Constitu- tion's equal protection clause. Ervin said such orders arc un- constitutional because they di- vide children inlo two groups, one to be bused and the other (o be allowed lo attend neigh- borhood .schools. The retiring senator's com- ments were in a letter received Friday by .Slate Rep. Raymond Flynn who had asked him lo take part in court upon me to be able to devote any attention lo this matter. However, my heart is with you. Likewise my head." Krvin said Boston's desegrega- tion order, issued by U. S. Dis- trict Judge W. Arthur Garrity last summer, "denies the chil- dren who are bused the right to attend their neighborhood schools on account of their race, and thus is inconsistent wilh the original school desegregation case ilsclf." action here against. Ihe federal court order. Kivin said ho could not do .so'maller." saying, "1 wish you and those! associated wilh you the best ofj iluck and ultimate victory in this By Staff Writers Cedar Ilapids snow removal crews went to work at 2 a.m. Saturday on this year's first major snowfall, and Public Works Supl. Wayne Murdock said he hoped to have the streets clear by mid-afternoon. Murdock said the snowfall was about twice what was [fore- cast. The weather service em- ployed by the city to make predictions had forecast two inches, he said. About 80 ipcople were involved in the snow clearing process, approximately eight lo ten short of full strength. Murdock said because no heavy snow was expected and because of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, several em- ployes were out of town and could not be reached. "It was the first snow of the year and we had a few minor Great Day For Snowmen Friday night's snow brought out a lot of young builders Saturday morning snowmen of all shapes and were the project. The Gazette had calls from at least fifteen boys and girls or parents who thought i li e i r snowman was the biggest or the best and definitely worth a picture. One was asked what made his unique. His an- swer: "It has beady eyes." Anolher boy had meas- ured his snowman -it was exactly (1 feel 8 indies tall. One boy called for a group of youngsters who were having a snowman- building contest. A little girl had a .snow- man that "was as big as Ihe house." All in all the snow was great--if you were build- ing a snowman. he said. "Some break- downs and equipment problems that slowed tilings up a little. But the biggest problem is that il won't stop snowing. "The ones we plowed at 2 this morning don't look like they've even been Murdock said shortly after 8 a.m. Satur- day. Four inches of snow was reported at (lie Cedar Rapids Municipal airport by 6 n.m. (Continued: Page 2, Col. 7.) C. R. Crash Is Fatal to H. C. Rawson Cedar Rapids A Cedar Rapids man was killed and another person in- jured Friday afternoon when their vehicles collided on snow- slickcned E avenue NW. Dead is Hugh C. Rawson, 61, of 4114 E avenue NW. Authori- ties said he suffered multiple head and chest injuries. was dead on arrival at Mercy hospital. Admitted in satisfactory condition at Mercy was Scott A. Hogan, 17, of 3121 Hogan avenue NW. He suffered cuts on his left leg and a broken nose. Cedar Rapids police said Rawson's passenger car, wesl- bound on E avenue NW, and the three-ton truck Hogan was driv- ing collided nearly head-on in the 3800 block about p.m. Two olhcr drivers were in- volved in Ihe accident. A car driven hy Billie R. Suleiman, 32, of 700 Thirly-fiflh street, Mar- ion, slid inlo the side truck, pushing it into a ditch. A vehicle operated by All Su- leiman, 36, of the same address, then slid inlo Ihe rear of Hie (Continued: Page 2, Col. 8.) Chuckle Autumn is when an un- walrhed boy, raking, leaves. 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Field Trip 2015
No Coast Craft-o-Rama Takes a Field Trip! 2015 Outdoor show
For our fourth warm-weather No Coast Craft-o-Rama, we are once again joining forces with Silverwood Park to host a craft show in conjunction with the famous, fabulous Field Trip!
Date: Saturday, September 19, 11am-5pm
Place: Silverwood Park, St. Anthony, MN
It will be everything our holiday show is – and more! More music, more arts activities, more warmth and sunshine for sure! This outdoor show takes place at the arts-focused Silverwood Park, an awesome setting for a crafts show. We look forward to seeing you there!
The full schedule can be found on the Three Rivers Park District website!
About Field Trip
No permission slips necessary for this field trip! Silverwood Park and No Coast Craft-o-Rama are teaming up for a day of art, craft, music and creative play. Art and nature merge in a grand spectacle for summer's last stand! Activities to enjoy and participate in throughout the day include –
- Take in an outdoor exhibition of public sculpture;
- Shop for the latest and greatest from independent local and regional artisans;
- Take a hike with a park naturalist;
- Try your own creative hand at drawing or collaborative art-making;
- Observe demonstrations by professional artists;
- Learn creative fort construction;
- Play with a giant parachute;
- Listen to poetry readings by local authors;
- Enjoy outdoor performances in the park's natural amphitheater throughout the day.
The gallery will feature work by local artists in a celebration of art and nature. Stay for a while or spend the entire day playing at the park. Pack a picnic, relax on a blanket, and celebrate our local artistic and artisanal community in this natural setting. Wine and beer allowed; no kegs or hard alcohol. Check out the concert schedule and detailed event itinerary online. Free. Ages: All.
About Silverwood Park
Part of the Three Rivers Park District, Silverwood is nestled between St. Paul and Minneapolis in St. Anthony. This 120-acre urban oasis has an arts and environmental focus, offering nature inspired arts programming, gallery exhibitions, an amphitheater, and multiple outdoor sculpture installation areas.


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We have spent the past decade debating a scientific consensus on global warming instead of taking action to fix it. The time is...
We have spent the past decade debating a scientific consensus on global warming instead of taking action to fix it. The time is now to move from talk to action.
For too long, we have allowed our national dialogue on this looming crisis to be distorted by a small group of industry-funded naysayers. They have stalled as evidence mounted along with worldwide temperatures — which are up 1.4 degrees in this new millennium alone.
They have deployed an unending cascade of hollow arguments and manipulations — often with the support and sympathy of the current administration.
It was 1987 when we first started talking about climate change, but Washington turned its back on hard realities and great possibilities — on renewables, efficiency breakthroughs and clean technologies. We could have created millions of new jobs and vast new markets, slowed global warming, saved taxpayers money, earned the world's respect, and significantly strengthened our long-term outlook. Instead, the effort in Washington — both Democrat and Republican — too often has been rhetorical, not real.
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Even among Republicans, the reign of "hear no science, see no science, speak no science" politicians is eroding. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger capped California's carbon emissions, and moderate Republicans like Olympia Snowe are working across the aisle in the Senate.
We cannot change Washington's past failures, but it's not too late to tackle the problems of the future head-on. It's not too late to cap carbon emissions and begin lowering the pollution that causes global warming. Scientists tell us we have 10 years to reverse emissions levels before they reach unsafe levels.
The good news is that America has overcome such challenges in the past and can surely do so again. Simply put, we have no choice.
It is time to do away once and for all with the myth that fixing the environment is bad for business. In the long run, the opposite is true. General Motors Vice Chairman Bob Lutz recently told Business Week, "Being known as the technology laggard is not conducive to selling automobiles."
Government needs to help America's automakers create cars with higher gas mileage — and to help America maintain its edge in dozens of new "green" markets that will inevitably spring up to meet this challenge. Why shouldn't these new businesses be American businesses?
Each of us can do something, and we need to insist on leaders who will. We wouldn't elect someone who said terrorism wasn't a threat, but for too long we've tolerated those who treat the threat of energy insecurity and the truth of global climate change as inconvenient myths. Well, from now on, every American who walks into a polling place can and should vote to kick out anyone standing in the way of energy independence.
We've decided to speak out about global warming every chance we get. We have written a book about the changing face of environmentalism called "This Moment on Earth" — the book explores what's at stake and explains what people are doing about it.
In the Senate, a Kerry-Snowe-sponsored measure is the most aggressive bipartisan anti-global-warming legislation to date. Our bill freezes emissions by 2010 and then calls for a gradual reduction each year until we hit 65 percent below 2000 emissions levels by 2050. We've also proposed a flexible, economywide cap-and-trade program for greenhouse-gas emissions.
While it's not easy for Red Sox fans to quote legendary Yankees catcher Yogi Berra, he was right when he warned that "it gets late early out there."
The truth is, it's late already. But it's not too late if we get serious about tackling global climate change. No more cheap talk. No more dodging the issue.
The time has come for America to show its mettle and face down the greatest challenge this planet faces in the 21st century.
Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., the 2004 Democratic presidential nominee, and his wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry, will be signing their book, "This Moment on Earth," at 7:30 p.m. today at Town Hall, 1119 Eighth Ave., Seattle.


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The lab is currently leading an international effort to define the differences between normal Schwann cells and NF1 mutant Schwann cells that may be relevant to neurofibroma formation and to the development of malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor (MPNST). Our current approach is to use large-scale microarray analysis to identify misregulated genes, and then to test their effect on tumorigenesis in transgenic mice.
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Wood exorcises demons with game-winning HR
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - According to local legend, the hotel near Tropicana Field where the Angels stay when they play the Rays also hosts some permanent paranormal guests.
For most of the season, though, it has been Brandon Wood who has looked haunted, stuck in some kind of horror movie he can't escape.
But he left the field with a broad smile Friday night after hitting a solo home run in the top of the ninth inning to break a tie and give the Angels a 4-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays.
The home run snapped the latest extended 0-fer (0 for 16) in a season filled with them for Wood. It was his first home run – first extra base hit – since June 27. In between the home runs, he was 3 for 43 with 15 strikeouts and relegated to the bench.
"Been awhile," Wood said, still grinning when reporters reached his locker. "I don't even know how long it's been. I haven't been counting any numbers this year, to be honest with you."
That's understandable. Wood's nightmarish season has made him nearly as invisible as a ghost. With Erick Aybar out with a possible sports hernia, Wood started at shortstop Friday. It was only his 12th start and 21st appearance since that grand slam on June 27.
"That was big for us, big for Brandon," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said of the 427-foot home run to deep left center field. "He got into a fastball today and killed it.
"One thing that's important for Brandon right now is to keep playing baseball. He comes out here and works hard with Mickey (Hatcher, Angels hitting coach). ... That was a positive first step. We need him to use this experience to become a better ballplayer. If he does that, then all the trials and tribulations will be worth it. If he can't do that, that's something that's going to be tough to take."
Wood will keep playing baseball in the Arizona Fall League, a big step backward that comes with yet another heaping, helping of humility for the former top prospect. On Friday, though, his big moment reclaimed a game the Angels should already have won.
Starter Dan Haren allowed just three hits and struck out 10 in seven innings, celebrating his 30th birthday – but not with a win. The Angels had a 3-1 lead gift-wrapped for him until Bobby Abreu ruined it when he misplayed a two-out drive by Carl Crawford in the sixth inning.
Abreu misread the ball off the bat, taking a step in then heading back and to his left only to have the ball carry over his head for a game-tying, two-run triple.
"I went a little bit to the front at first then headed back," Abreu said. "I made a mistake on my first move. I make no excuses – I should have caught that ball.
"It really pissed me off. We had a guy on that mound who was throwing the ball great and I do that. That shouldn't have happened."
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I'm 14 weeks into my 2nd pregnancy and feeling fine until I get hungry. In what seems like no time, I can go from feeling perfectly okay to completely starving, to the point where I'm shaky, slightly dizzy, and feeling horribly nauseous. The only thing that relieves my symptoms is eating/drinking something sugary - a glass of OJ, a few sips of Coke, a small piece of chocolate, etc. Then I will feel well enough to eat something healthy, and I'll be perfectly fine until my next hungry/shaking/nauseous bout strikes. I've been trying to eat healthy foods fairly regularly: I snack on fruit and cereal at work, try to eat small meals more frequently (eating about 5 small meals a day), but even that isn't relieving my symptoms. I'm pretty active (running around after my 3-year-old, and 5x's a week at the gym), so at first I was thinking maybe I'm not getting enough to eat for my activity level, but I feel like I'm eating ALL the time!
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Restaurants and bars in Little Italy would like Wall Street bankers to know they are more than welcome in the neighborhood, should the finance types wish to continue their boycott of Mario Batali'srestaurants. Thus, the following spots are offering a free glass of wine to any Wall Street worker who shows a work ID: Il Cortile Restaurant, Angelos Restaurant, Crudo, and Mulberry Project.
Batali apologizes : White truffles at Babbo, I'm back!
I've said from the start I didn't believe that Mario really felt Bankers were as bad as Hitler and Stalin, and its very clear that he knows he screwed up and feels sorry about what he said. I'm sure many finance professionals will laugh at his apology and stand firm in their boycott. But, that just means more white truffles for me. We all make mistakes, and due to the celebrity he is and the age of media we are in, his mistake was magnified that much more , but that is the life he has chosen to live. I believe that if he had that moment to do over, he would. But he can't do that and he did the next best thing, to man up and apologize. What makes him special, besides the facts he seems to be a great husband and father, is what he has done in the kitchen and what he has done for NYC. I'm in the reservation books at Babbo for 11/16 and 11/28.
Parm- Torrisi/Carbone nailed it again
Parm 248 Mulberry St
HISTORY: Parm , is the 2nd establishment opened by Torrisi and Carbone. Its right next door to Torrisi Italian Specilaties. Its opened for lunch and a very casual dinner. Each night there will be a special along with the other items on the menu . The old restaurant will be more of a restaurant going forward, where as Parm will be just like the old Torrisi's just with a few additional items on the menu.
THE BOTTOM LINE: I almost hate reviewing this restaurant because its so good, I don't want it to blow up too quickly so I won't be able to get a seat.
CUISINE: NYC Little Italy Italian
COST: Very affordable.
ALCOHOL: Cheep beer and wine.
STAFF: Most are the same as the original Torrisi servers, and thats a great thing, because they are very professional and make it a fantastic experience.
SETUP/OCCASION FOR GOING/SCENE: Diner setting, seats 50-55 approx. Very casual . Bright , and music is great. Don't go with a crew bigger than 4 people. It is walk in, no reservations. Eventually they will have take out for lunch , which might be the best option since there will be no seats available to sit in .
THE ORDER: Start off with meatball sandwich, followed by fried stuffed peppers,cauliflower, pizza crust. Share a house roasted turkey and a saratoga club (triple decker of chicken salad, bacon , and chips in the sandwich = genius!) . Save room for the zeppolis and a slice of their homemade icecream cake with 3 layers (pistachio, strawberry, and chocolate.) Their coffee is excellent as well. And listen to me and listen good, drink a few schaefer beers, when in rome, when in rome. I made the mistake of trying the chicken francese sandwich, it just wasnt great, and everything I've ever had by these guys is great. I tasted too much of the egg batter, and not enough lemon.
WEBSITE: www.piginhat.com
#Bataligate – 24 Hours since Bankers=Hitler / Stalin
When I first read the quote last night from forbes , I was initially really surprised that Mario would ever say something like that. I've admired his cooking talents for over 13 years now, and fortunately over the past few years I've personally gotten to know him as well. He is a great person, who loves what he does and most of all loves his family and friends. I also know he loves NYC, loves capitalism, and loves the hustle of trying to make it in the city that never sleeps, therefore I was scratching my head when I first read what he said last night. I also became very angry because I fall into the sector he was comparing to two very bad people. Let's be honest, its very in vogue and almost "cool" to pick on wall st. these days, we are an easy target. But although Wall St. is definitely trading at its popularity "lows" right now, it will always be one of the strongest fraternities in the world, and the power it has even at its weakest right now will always be relevant.The negative backlash among those in finance today over the comments is much bigger than I had ever thought. I am very confident though , he didn't mean what he said and/or was misquoted, and hope that when he does address his words, others in my profession will accept it and enjoy the real reason why he is relevant, and thats because of his great food.
Batali apologizes : White truffles at Babbo, I'm back!
I've said from the start I didn't believe that Mario really felt Bankers were as bad as Hitler and Stalin, and its very clear that he knows he screwed up and feels sorry about what he said. I'm sure many finance professionals will laugh at his apology and stand firm in their boycott. But, that just means more white truffles for me. We all make mistakes, and due to the celebrity he is and the age of media we are in, his mistake was magnified that much more , but that is the life he has chosen to live. I believe that if he had that moment to do over, he would. But he can't do that and he did the next best thing, to man up and apologize. What makes him special, besides the facts he seems to be a great husband and father, is what he has done in the kitchen and what he has done for NYC. I'm in the reservation books at Babbo for 11/16 and 11/28.
First Look: Parm, New Sandwich Shop from Torrisi Italian Specialties
Posted by The Serious Eats Team, November 7, 2011 at 8:45 AM
[Photos: Maggie Hoffman]
Parm, the new sandwich and lunch shop from the gentlemen of Torrisi Italian Specialties, officially opens today; we were lucky enough to get a sneak preview yesterday. (Yes, we were carb loading without running the marathon.)
Parm will take over the more casual lunchtime business of next-door-neighbor Torrisi, with an expanded menu, a real waitstaff, and true sit-down service. (Meanwhile, Torrisi will be serving a four-course prix fixe at lunch, more similar to their dinner.)
We have eaten lunch at Torrisi a hundred times, and while some things at Parm look familiar, others are entirely new. This is, of course, a preview meal, so read this report accordingly. But based on what we ate, you will (unsurprisingly) be in for a treat at Parm. Rich Torrisi and Mario Carbone have gone even farther in their contemporary riffs on Italian-American staples; dishes that have grown tired and stale have been enlivened at Parm by Torrisi's and Carbone's culinary imaginations, skilled technique, and knowledge of what's delicious.
Parm is just opening today, but we're already salivating at the thought of many future meals; and we're sure you will be, too.
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10 Best Food / Cooking Apps for the iPhone and iPad Slideshows: bonappetit.com.
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Jeffrey's Grocery: NYC's #1 Triple Threat – Bfast, Lunch , Dinner
Jeffrey's Grocery 172 Waverly Place 646.398.7630
HISTORY: Jeffrey's is the 2nd establishment opened by Gabe Stulman and his LLC Little Wisco and by far the most successful. I have admired Gabe's approach from day 1 when he opened Joseph Leonard which is across the street from Jeffrey's. He now has a third restaurant called Fedora which is a short walk from his both JL and JG on west 4th. He does a great job of producing amazing and original dishes with as little space as possible. In fact Jeffrey's doesnt even have a kitchen , they prepare the food in the basement and cook everything with a makeshift kitchen behind the oyster bar. Jeffreys originally was going to at first be more of a produce store , but when they saw the possibilities of making it a full time restaurant, the selling of sriracha and short ribs went out the door and more seats and tables came in . Still when filled to capacity I think it can hold 60 people tops, and usually from the hours of 6:30-2am people are out the door.
THE BOTTOM LINE: What makes this place special to me besides the incredible resourcefulness of the chefs, is more so about the fact I can't decide if breakfast , lunch , dinner is my favorite meal here.
CUISINE: American. They do have a cool raw bar, and the oysters are great, but they have twists and takes on all sorts of culinary classics.
COST: Bfast: $7-$20 a person Lunch $10-$25 a person Dinner $30-$60 a person. Very affordable.
ALCOHOL: They have a fully stocked bar with drink menu, probably my favorite Mint Julep in the city. They also have a great wine list, well priced and spans the US, France, and Italy .
STAFF: One of the best parts of Stulman's restaurants are the people he hires. He has them go through an intense training regiment when they join. At the end of the training , if they stay , he knows they have bought in to his brand. His employees love food and promote the good vibe you feel when entering Jeffrey's, they never want you to leave.
SETUP/OCCASION FOR GOING/SCENE: Any occasion is good , except a larger business dinner, because they just don't accomodate parties of more than 4. Other than that, I've gone to read a book, work on this blog, to meet a colleague, or just to have a nice night out with my wife where we dont have to travel to far. It's a very cool scene, with the kitchen literally right behind the bar, the aromas are pretty intense , but not overbearing where your clothes smell afterwards. They have a killer pandora playlist (that consists of marley, tom petty, jay z, even allison krauss) always going and as it gets later in the night, the music gets louder with the hours. If you live in the village they also offer takeout which we've done a bunch and its traveled incredibly well.
THE ORDER: BREAKFAST-They are proud of the fact they carry Stumptown coffee and sell it for $1 a cup. I usually go with the smoke salmon on flat toast or the egg and cheese sandwich, but last weekend I saw they had a french toast special and it was insanely good. BRUNCH/LUNCH: They have 4 really cool salads usually , all contain the freshest ingredients of this season, and of course their oysters, but I think it would be wrong not to order one of their sandwiches they offer. Their briased briskey sandwich with red beet horseradish salw and mustard on toasted sourdough is pretty effing good. DINNER: I implore you to get either the steak tartare or the yellowfin tuna poke for an app, and I really like the striped bass for an entree.
WEBSITE: http://jeffreysgrocery.com/
Here is an article on Gabe Stulman vinyl fencing Orange County
Here is an article on Gabe Stulman vinyl fencing Orange County
Food Event: Taste of Italy 5- Course Dinner Menu w/ Missy Robbins
New York, NY 10019
Crudi di cappesante
marinated bay scallops, meyer lemon, fennel, hearts of palm
paired wine: Grillo, Cataratto, Piano Maltese, Rapitala, Sicily 2010
Olive oil poached baccala, grilled broccoli, calabrian chili vinaigrette, shelling beans
paired wine: Gaglioppo, Cabernet Sauvignon, Gravello, Librandi, Calabria 2008
hand crafted pasta, clams, dried black olive, garlic, herbed breadcrumbs
paired wine: Pinot Nero, Red Angel on the Moonlight, Jermann, Friuli 2007
Roasted pork, farro, pomegranate, cocoa
paired wine: Chianti Classico Riserva, Marchese Antinori, Antinori, Tuscany 2006
Panna cotta
Olive oil panna cotta, candied grapefruit, pistachio
paired wine: Passito di Pantelleria, Sangue d'Oro, Carole Bouquet, Sicily 2009
Homecooking: Braised pork shoulder
After being inspired by dining at HUSK this past week, I wanted to try my hand at braised pork shoulder last night . I love braising this time of year, especially when hosting friends on crisp fall Sundays with the fireplace going. However, I've never braised a pork shoulder and after doing it for the first time, I'm confident I'll be doing it again and again. My favorite meat to braise is beef short ribs, but I was pleasantly surprised by how tender and flavorful pork shoulder is. I'd also like to point out that pork shoulder is much cheaper than short ribs. Also, any leftovers you may have can easily be used in tacos (carnitas) or juevos rancheros in the following days. I used Anne Burrell's recipe which is below and Maria paired the meat with a great cous cous with apple, blue cheese, and fresh dill . We also drank a great Italian white, Masianco from Masi. While braising is incredible easy to do , make sure you give yourself at least 4 hours for the entire process, but its well worth it since its so appetizing but also makes your entire house smell wonderful.
- 2 tablespoons coriander seeds, toasted
- 2 tablespoons cumin seeds, toasted
- One 4-pound boneless pork picnic shoulder, sliced in half along the grain
- Kosher salt
- Extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 fennel bulb, sliced
- 1 large onion, sliced
- Pinch crushed red pepper
- 4 cloves garlic, smashed and finely chopped
- 2-inch piece fresh ginger, peeled and finely grated
- 2 cups dry white wine
- 1/4 cup Dijon mustard
- 3 bay leaves
- 1 bundle fresh thyme
- 3 to 4 cups chicken stock
Using a spice grinder, grind the coriander and cumin seeds until they are a fine powder.
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
Sprinkle the pork shoulder with the ground spices and salt, then tie each piece so they cook evenly.
Coat a Dutch oven with olive oil and bring to a high heat. Brown the first pork on all sides. Remove the pork from the pan and reserve. Ditch the fat in the pan and give a few drops of new oil. Repeat with the second pork and remove.
Lower the heat to medium and toss in the fennel and onions and season them with salt and a sprinkle of crushed red pepper. Cook the onions and fennel until they are soft and very aromatic, 7 to 8 minutes. Add the garlic and ginger and cook 2 to 3 minutes longer.
Add the wine and reduce by half. Stir in the mustard and add the bay leaves and thyme. Return the pork to the Dutch oven and add stock to the pan until it comes halfway up the side of the pork. Add salt if needed. Bring the liquid to a boil, cover and put the Dutch oven in the preheated oven.
After 1 hour, turn the pork over and add more liquid to the pan if the liquid level has gone down. Cover and return to the oven for 1 hour.
Turn the pork back over and return to the oven without the lid and cook for 45 more minutes. The liquid should concentrate.
Remove the pan from the oven, remove the pork and reserve for 15 minutes, tented with aluminum foil. Skim any excess fat from the pan and reduce the pan juices, if needed.
Slice the pork and serve with onions, fennel and juices.
Kitchen @ the James Hotel: 23 Grand Street 212.201.9119
procerin is hosting a Bourbon and Bluegrass dinner next Monday, November 7. This is the first in a series of beverage dinners they're doing in their enclosed Treehouse Bar space. The four course meal (with bourbon pairings) is $95; e-mail the restaurant to make a reservation
The food and restaurant are very good I think , I didnt love the service when we ate there last month. But , this looks like a pretty cool event and fairly reasonable in price.


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Where Did It Occur? Not Just Who or Why; Today We Kick off the Third of Our Welsh History Months in the Western Mail with a Series of Essays from the Leading Historians of Wales Debating What Is the Most Important Place in Welsh History Here, Professor Huw Bowen Sets the Scene by Investigating the Notion of 'Place' in Wales
History is about people. It is about what they did, why they did it, and what the consequences were. As historians we try to make sense of it all by recovering, analysing, and explaining what people in the past have left behind.
It was primarily people who animated and shaped the world around them, and individually and collectively their actions are what makes the past so interesting and of great importance to us all.
Not surprisingly, historical biographies are piled high in book shops. And, as was revealed by the response to our last series on heroes and villains in Welsh history in the Western Mail, it seems that we all like assessing the strengths and weaknesses of those who lived in the past.
But history is also all about place. This is because places provide the context for all human actions, and like our ancestors we are all shaped by our environment: where we live, work, and visit. Some places are formed by the natural environment, and others are created by us for specific reasons. As a result, places can be beautiful and enjoyable, functional and mundane, challenging and dangerous, safe and secure, interesting and thought-provoking.
Some places change rapidly; others seem barely to alter at all over the centuries; and yet others again disappear completely from view.
Places that were once important lose their significance, while other places rise briefly to prominence because of a particular event or episode.
We might visit these places every day; we might only ever see them once in our lives.
Some places are instantly forgettable; others leave a deep and vivid impression upon our consciousness.
Places can give us a sense of rootedness, identity, and civic pride, but they can also be the cause of misery, despair and humiliation.
In short, place matters in history, and for each and every one of us different places have made us all what we are as individuals, communities, and a nation.
It is for these reasons that buildings and places in Welsh history will be discussed in the third series of essays to be published by the Western Mail in association with History Research Wales.
This is a unique partnership. Nowhere else in the world does a national newspaper give over space to a group of academics so that they can write 2,500 words a day for a month on whatever subject they want, without any editorial interference whatsoever.
Why do the academics do it? We write these essays because it is vital that those in our universities communicate their thoughts, insights, and very latest research findings to public audiences.
This is a process of engagement that contributes to the making of a vibrant, confident and intelligent nation that is secure in its knowledge of where it has come from and where it might be going.
We also do it because there is evidently a great thirst for new knowledge and understanding among the readers of the Western Mail.
This has become abundantly clear in the responses to our first two series of essays. The first series on myths and realities in Welsh history has become a best-selling and award-winning book, published by Gomer press in May 2011.
And the debates we had about that book at last year's literature festival in Hay took place with large and appreciative audiences.
This year we will be repeating this winning formula.
The second series on heroes and villains will again be published by Gomer, and we will be discussing the book at Hay in June.
Come and join us! As in the previous two series of essays, we want to encourage readers to think critically about Welsh history.
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A German organisation called The Federation of German Consumer Organizations (VZVB) is attempting to sue Valve over the issue of game re-sales on Steam. At present, Steam account holders have no way of selling, or transferring, their games to other users.
This is not the first time VZVB has tried to take the issue to court. A previous case made it as far as the German Federal Court of Justice, who ruled in 2010 that Valve was not violating German law with is policies.
According to VZVB's Carola Elbrecht, the organisation is hoping that last July's ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union (stating that "used" game sales are legal and cannot be blocked by the author) will add weight to its new lawsuit. Legally speaking, however, the situations are somewhat different.
Even Elbrecht herself feels that this litigation could go on "for years," and will most likely end up at the German Federal Court again.
So whether you're hoping to be able to re-sell your Steam collection, or hoping that never happens, it doesn't seem like a change to the status quo is on the horizon any time soon.
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I think it would be cool to sell on used games etc, bargin bins are pretty much a market itself and making people pay for each and every version on a different device or online pass crap is just killing consumer activity not helping it. I'm suprised that laws conflict and yet changes are so slow I mean this could probably apply to other industries?
Are you currently able to re-sell other forms of software? Or are they just picking on games? I'm unfamiliar with German/EU law in this area.
I think the EU Court of Justice ruling last July was specifically about "software" (the case wasn't brought in relation to games as such, it just may have that side-effect.) But that also dealt with sales being blocked by author – I imagine it gets murky when you bring in publisher/distributor interests too. Short answer: I don't know!
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Giuseppe Mario Bellanca (1886-1960) was a pioneer airplane designer and builder whose aircraft won him numerous awards and set altitude, endurance, and distance records. Born in Sciacca, Italy, Bellanca built his first aircraft in 1909 with the help of two friends. In 1911, Bellanca immigrated to the United States, taught himself how to fly and established an aviation flying school on Long Island, all the while continuing to design aircraft. In 1925, he joined the Wright Aeronautical Corporation and built the Columbia monoplane. The Wright-Bellanca Columbia [Bellanca WB-2 "Miss Columbia"] was flown by Clarence D. Chamberlin in the first nonstop transatlantic flight with a passenger. In 1926 Bellanca severed his connection with Wright and formed the Columbia Aircraft Corporation, later renamed the Bellanca Aircraft Corporation. Bellanca headed the Bellanca Aircraft Corporation until 1954.
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Hey everyone, I have a lot of cards and i'm really curious to have them checked out so I don't get screwed over on em. I'll post a video of it too. But things included are:
1st edition French and German Charizard.
1st edition Dark Charizard
Promotional Venusaur.
1st edition Tortank(Blastoise just not sure what language it is.)
Pre release Dark Gyrados as well as pre release Aerodactyl(1st edition).
1st edition french Chansey 120 HP
1st edition Dragonite 100 HP
Shiny Mew 50 HP
Most of the legendary Pokemon(Entei, Lugia ext.)
All holo trainer cards
I also have two of Blaine's Arcanine in Japanese. I can't tell the difference between the two but one has a star at the bottom and one does not. Any reason why?
Lastly I have some crazy trainer cards that look handwritten and then slapped on a card. I've seen them on Ebay for $25 a piece but not sure if it is accurate.
Ah, I can't post the link because I don't have 15 posts on here yet. But if you go to youtube and type in "dann2191" my video should pop right up.
Dark charizard 10 if norm 20 if holo
French charizard if psa rated can go for 250 if not 100
german charizard 50 if not psa rated 175 if psa rated
venasaur 80 if you have the set about 20 indiviually
blastoise if shadowless holo about 80 psa rated about 20 if not psa and not shadowless/holo (english version)
gyrados and aerodactyl about 2.5
which mew? if japanese can go for 350 if mcdonalds promo etc normal shiny jap mew about 45
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BW013 - Chillarmy is Tidy!? (Japanese Spoilers)
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Wow! Sounds amazing. Yay for shirtless Dento haha.
I don't know If this is allowed but, could anyone give me a link?
I had a rough day, my grandma died and I fell allot in the snow. I looked the whole day for the episode on youtube and sites, can't find it..
But If I may not ask this, sorry did'nt knew.
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Pikachu got molested and beat up. :< Poor thing is so abused this season.
Hey, at least he managed to pull off a win this time!
I really enjoyed this episode, and I found Bel's character hilarious! Chillarmy is the manliest Pokemon ever, he makes all the women swoon. This episode makes me want to catch one once I get my hands on White! Their trap to catch the little devil was pretty pitiful, it's like it was just an excuse to drop something heavy on Ash's head at the end of the episode. Not to say that there's anything wrong with that. I was anticipating Ash and Bel's battle the whole episode. To be honest, the finale was pretty disappointing. Chaobuu is a real glass cannon. However, Pikachu managed to pull off a win, so I'm not complaining! And who could forget that
capture? This is one of my favorite Best Wishes episodes so far.
All this talk about shirtless Dento and not one mention of Ash in his undies.
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