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Elliot Rodger's family and social worker warned police about disturbing videos weeks before he went on the May 23 shooting rampage that shook the Santa Barbara university community. Peter Rodger, assistant director of The Hunger Games series, was alarmed by YouTube videos about suicide and killing people according to family attorney Alan Shifman.
The police interviewed Elliot but found him to be a "perfectly polite, kind and wonderful human." However Rodger was lost in a world of loneliness and perceived rejection. A high functioning individual with Asperger's syndrome, he described life in his blog.
"Being lonely in a beautiful place like Santa Barbara is truly a horrible experience," he wrote. "As I've said many times, a beautiful environment can be the darkest hell if you have to experience it all alone, especially while having to watch other men walking around with their girlfriends. I wish girls were attracted to me. I don't know why they aren't."
In one of his videos the 22-year-old virgin describes life as nothing but loneliness and misery. "It doesn't make sense. I do everything I can to appear attractive to you," Rodger said in a message to women in general. "I dress nice. I'm sophisticated. I'm magnificent. I have a nice car... I'm the ultimate gentleman. And yet, you girls you never give me a chance. I don't know why." He even said that he never even held a girl's hand.
Asperger's syndrome is a form of autism. Just as most people don't fully understand the various types of autism, adults with Asperger's (Aspies) are usually misunderstood. They are often very intelligent but can exhibit a variety of behavioral impairments. Many have difficulties with understanding social interactions.
In Elliot's case he may have misunderstood nonverbal communications (gestures, facial expression). He most likely had difficulties understanding social situations and a limitation to connect with others in an appropriate way. In some ways he was a normal young man trying to understand the complexities of relationships with young women.
Aspies may be socially clumsy and may not be able to empathize with others. Aspies often misunderstand situations and think their grasp of the facts is correct. If told "you misunderstood," an Aspie might argue otherwise.
Rodger used writing to express his frustrations with life even as a teen. "When your a kid you dont have to worry about things like being attractive or how many girls like you. No one has unfair advantages. Then when you hit puberty and your life either becomes heaven on earth or a living hell. It all depends on how many girls like you or if girls like you at all. My life turned into a living hell. No girls like me and I hate them all for it."
Ironically the Santa Barbara Independent published an article on May 8, 2014 titled "Lecture: Living and Thriving with Asperger's Syndrome."
To my readers: Many of the shooting rampages in recent years were committed by individuals with mental disabilities and whose rants were not taken seriously enough. This time Elliot's father and social worker tried to warn the police but the attack happened anyway. There has to be something good that comes from the loss of innocent lives. Perhaps someone will come up with the answer this time.


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Good Shepherd Medical Center recently launched a Cardiac Fit Camp that is offering a fun way to learn about the heart and most important of all, how to keep it in tip-top shape. Cardiac Fit Camp is a new eight week heart health program where Dr. Terry Gerber, cardiologist, is leading the program, which works …
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Jun 19 2012
Cardiac fitness
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Jun 18 2012
Reducing course requirements
The state of Texas has reduced all academic programs for education degrees to 120 hours. LeTourneau University's School of Education therefore will reduce the number of hours required for several education degree programs in their school. This will include 9 of LeTourneau's teacher education and 2 of its kinesiology programs. Degrees targeted for the reductions …
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Jun 12 2012
Tiana Whitaker awarded
For the second year in a row, the graduates of John Tyler High School, Class of 2001, have awarded a $500 scholarship to an outstanding graduating senior. This year's recipient is Tiana Whitaker, 2012 recipient of the John Tyler High School Class of 2001 Scholarship. The award, selected by a committee of John Tyler High School …
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May 28 2012
Local honor society installs new officers
Former officers of the Kappa Mu Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma recently installed new 2012-2014 officers. They are as follows: Susan Duncan, President; Deanna Turner, 1st Vice President; Becky Alexander, 2nd Vice President; Lois Nowell, Recording Secretary; Margaret Clark, Treasurer; Marla Pope, Corresponding Secretary; and Jan Riley, Parliamentarian. Delta Kappa Gamma is a professional honor …
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May 21 2012
Applying for financial aid
IRS system helps with college application process By Clay Sanford/Special to ETR College-bound students and their parents typically want to make every dollar and every minute of the college experience count including money spent on tuition and time spent on the college financial aid application process. "The Internal Revenue Service is helping minimize the …
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May 21 2012
Crushing college dreams
On the very day that student loan debt reached the $1-trillion mark, Senate Republicans blocked a vote to extend the 3.4-percent interest rate on student loans for another year. By Marc Morial As graduation season swings into high gear, a new economic crisis confronts thousands of this year's high school and college grads — crushing …
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May 07 2012
LETU to launch new math concentration
LeTourneau University plans to expand its mathematics department beginning Fall 2012 with several new concentrations. One of the new concentrations is Financial Mathematics. This new concentration blends a solid mathematics degree with business courses to equip students for jobs in state and federal government, brokerage firms, banking, pharmaceutical firms, and international finance. Another new concentration …
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May 07 2012
UT Tyler to offer Master of Accountancy
The University of Texas at Tyler will offer a new master of accountancy program this fall, Dr. Donna Dickerson, interim provost and vice president for academic affairs, announced. The 30-credit hour program will provide students with the requisite accounting skills and knowledge for a professional career in accounting. It is designed to be flexible enough …
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County fairs are a long-standing American tradition especially in rural areas like the Panhandle.
But many have disappeared, as less people attend the events.
Holmes County Fairgrounds officials are hoping new attractions will boost this year's numbers.
Thursday's cloudy weather didn't discourage fairground staff members from hoping for the best.
"It's going to be a real good year this year, it's going to be good," says Fair Manager Clint Erickson.
He says this year's entertainment selection seems to be increasing their attendance.
"Our attendance this year is actually higher so far this year than it was last year."
The 2010 Holmes County Fair features traditional rides as well as some new ones.
"As you can see behind me, we have the crazy chopper, over there to the left, we have a ride called the 'Super Shot' which goes up 90 feet and does a sudden drop."
There's also an indoor exhibit and livestock, like a miniature horse and four year old steer.
Weighing more than 3600 pounds, 'Picatta' may have set a world record.
"It's all beef, you can take it to the vet, pull the blood and prove it ain't got no steroids in his whole body."
It's all part of an American pastime which provides a lot of sentimental value for the young and old.
"The fair means a lot to some people, we're away from any kinds of big attractions and things like that and being able to have this on your back doorstep, it means a lot and it means a lot to the kids of Holmes County."
Many county fairs have seen a decrease in attendance in the last few years, leaving some areas like Jackson County without one in 2010.
Erickson is hoping it won't happen to them.
"We just want to keep it open and keep it alive."
The fair is open until 10pm Thursday and 11pm on Friday and Saturday.
Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for children.


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Real Salt Lake received good news Wednesday, March 26 when Major League Soccer ruled that forward Alvaro Saborio's hard tackle on an LA Galaxy player did not warrant a one-game suspension -- making him eligible for this week's game against Toronto FC.
Fox Soccer's "Inside MLS" posted the news Wednesday on Twitter after it learned of the MLS Disciplinary Committee's decision regarding Saborio.
"Message from MLS Disciplinary Committee to LA Galaxy and Toronto FC in wake of Saborío reprieve: your lobbying has no place here. #mls," Fox Soccer tweeted.
The Galaxy and Toronto FC reportedly both filed complaints calling for Saborio to be suspended.
TFC head coach Ryan Nelsen took it one step further by not only complaining about his midfielder Jackson being banned one game for his foul -- but for Saborio receiving just a warning for his tackle on Galaxy defender A.J. De La Garza.
"That could have broken his leg. If Jackson gets suspended, you'd like to hope that a (player) who has nearly broken a guy's leg is going to get suspended as well. You never know, though. I don't make up the rules," Nelsen said in an interview with SportsNet Canada Wednesday.
Real Salt Lake collides with unbeaten Toronto FC later this week at Rio Tinto Stadium, a tall task for a team like RSL that has allowed four goals in the past two games.
Having Saborio in the lineup means RSL still has just three healthy forwards -- himself, Olmes Garcia and youngster Benji Lopez -- but not having the Costa Rica international available might have made this week's tilt impossible.


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Climate health resorts
Climatic recreation and recuperation
Climate resorts, or respiratory resorts, are the most recent addition in the traditional listing of spas and health resorts in Germany. What climate resorts may lack in history and tradition they more than make up for in rarity, in a global world of air pollution and climate change, serving as a role model for environmental protection.
The climate resort story is not so much tied to the discovery of a precious raw material such as thermal water or moor mud, but rather arose in the wake of new demands on our environment. When it became clear that a polluted climate can cause illness - through airborne toxins or allergens - a healthy climate became increasingly unique and important.
A recuperative climate is a fundamental prerequisite for all spa and health resorts in Germany. However, because respiratory therapy is used as a traditional remedial treatment in a climate resort, particularly strict criteria apply here:
- A remedial climate resort must have a bio-climate that has been proven therapeutic by experience and science.
- A medico-meteorological assessment confirms that the influence of climate conditions and air quality have a therapeutic effect.
- The German Bureau of Meteorology regularly issues a bio-climate and air quality report to confirm compliance with quality standards.
- Resort guests and therapists can determine existing natural climate stimuli dosage for individual needs based on up-to-date meteorological data from the German Bureau of Meteorology.
- Recuperative facilities such as a relaxation room, air pavilion or lawn areas are available.
- Environmental protection is a priority - thanks to consistent traffic calming, many no smoking areas, coordinated town planning and forestry programs, the needs of nature and mankind remain in harmony.
In addition, regular particle dust measurements further guarantee the quality of the air you breathe in every climate resort.
Germany - it's good for you!
There are more than 350 spas and health resorts throughout Germany - you only need to decide which one you'd like to visit.
Mineral spa or mud spa, climate health resort, seaside spa resort or Kneipp resort? Use our map to find the one that's just right for you!
Healing climate in a class of its own
15 of the 56 healing climate resorts in Germany even go that one step further to maintain their healthy climate: They actively preserve the environment and let their resort guests share in this awareness. Reducing harmful CO2 gases is of particular importance. Use of local product reduces the resort town's carbon footprint. Whether its vegetables or drinks - regional suppliers offer top-quality produce which in turn is due to superior local climate conditions.
A beautiful cycle that could extend to all climate resorts. In this way, in a few years nature-based premium-class tourism would be possible where guests and nature are offered the highest degree of rejuvenation.


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Polynesian music fills the air. Waitresses wearing bra tops bounce around a room filled with torches and wooden tiki gods. It's steamy hot and packed with happy hour tipplers who come for the free buffet offered on Wednesdays when you spend $10 on drinks (which are half-price in the late afternoon). It's Mai-Kai, Fort Lauderdale's iconic faux Polynesian paradise and it's a must-do for anyone visiting this Florida resort city.
Opened in 1956 by two brothers who shelled out $300,000 to build the place (the most expensive eatery ever built in the area then), the restaurant was a childhood favorite of mine and my parents. So it was the perfect place to spend a birthday last March with my husband and our friend Chris (who treated).
We went to happy hour, which operates from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., and downed tropical drinks before digging into the complimentary buffet of South Pacific-style appetizers from pot stickers to egg rolls, Polynesian chicken and more. Buffet offerings are tasty but the best food is served from the full menu. Be sure to begin with pupus (appetizers) and order lots of entrees to share such as Teriyaki chicken, Thai red curry chicken, Spicy beef, Panang curry shrimp, lobster Bora Bora or any of a dozen other choices that are all good.
There's a Polynesia show that isn't to be missed that interprets island life. Every room reflects a different village and theme and is filled with locals and visitors who flock here by the droves.
Located a bit off the beaten track at 3599 North Federal Hwy., but worth the drive, reservations are must and can be made through www.opentable.com or by calling (954) 563-3272.
Suggested Links
- The Ritz-Carlton Fort Lauderdale provides perfect b'day celebration for a diva
- Hotel Del Coronado reaches for the 'stars' guided by new GM Andre Zotoff
- Ritz-Carlton club lounges provide priceless privileges
- Montage Hotels presents medley of family packages at the sea, slopes and city
- Palm Springs news: Hyatt Hotel is reborn, Indian Wells Art Festival kicks off


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06/09/2014Having landed a Jack Kent Cooke Foundation grant, Myles Dunigan 10 PR is pursuing a master's at the University of Kansas – where he looks forward to connecting with other RISD alumni.
06/06/2014Farhan Mian BArch 14 is excited to be moving on to Robert A.M. Stern Architects, where he'll focus on high-rise projects in Manhattan.
06/05/2014Mixed-media artist Josefina Muñoz Torres MFA 13 GL connects with an ancient, nomadic way of life that helps her redefine the meaning of home.
06/04/2014Landscape Architecture students are researching possibilities and proposing sustainable strategies for a 120-acre waterfront site in Rhode Island.
06/03/2014Speakers at RISD's Commencement ceremony on May 31 reminded students to build on their achievements by focusing on doing what they love.
06/02/2014An experimental spring studio sheds light on changing ecosystems by focusing on migrating marine duck species that winter in Rhode Island.
05/28/2014Three graduating seniors and an alum have won support to explore artistic traditions around the world.
05/28/2014Birch, an award-winning restaurant in Providence, commissioned Ceramics students to create tableware to complement its menu and décor.
05/20/2014RISD is launching a new interdisciplinary concentration this fall focused on escalating interest in Nature Culture Sustainability Studies.
05/02/2014Former scholarship recipient Joe Gebbia 05 ID/GD creates a significant endowed scholarship to support the next generation of art and design innovators.
05/12/2014President Somerson and RISD students introduced a new interactive tool at last week's House STEAM Caucus briefing in Washington, DC.
05/13/2014This week 46 seniors in Film/Animation/Video are premiering their final live action and animated films at nightly public screenings.
05/13/2014Amy Bernhardt 95 PR is thrilled to have won significant funding from the Rhode Island Foundation to launch a state-of-the-art digital textile printing facility in Providence.
05/09/2014Syrian-American activist Lina Sergie Attar MArch 01 returns to RISD as part of the Dimensions of Engagement spring lecture series.
04/30/2014The first recipients of RISD 2050 Fund grants imagine radical changes in art and design education in response to a rapidly changing world.
04/25/2014As part of RISD's Shared Voices series, Robin Chase visited campus to speak about the importance of creating new economic models in a rapidly changing world.
04/22/2014This summer nine RISD students will pursue internships designed to bring art and design thinking to the realm of public policy and large social issues.
04/22/2014Multidisciplinary artist and MacArthur fellow Shahzia Sikander MFA 95 PT/PR encourages RISD students to question societal norms and reimagine the future.
04/17/2014Chitra Ganesh, RISD's first Kirloskar Visiting Scholar in Painting, spoke about her multicultural influences and growing up Indian in New York City.
04/15/2014Todd Oldham, Jean Kennedy Smith, Bruce Mau and Hildegard Vásquez will be honored at RISD's 2014 Commencement ceremony.


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30 NFL Teams On Hand as Seven Huskies Work Out
Huskie NFL Hopefuls Will Work Out at Chessick Practice Center
Huskies Look for Record 13th Win Dec. 26 vs. Utah State
Huskies Look to Go 11-0 For First Time
Huskies Meet UMass in Gillette Stadium at 11 a.m. Saturday
Week 9 football press conference with Head coach Rod Carey and players Perez Ford, Matt Krempel and Dechane Durante.
Highlights from the Huskies historic 55-24 win over the Boilermakers at Ross-Ade Stadium.
NIU rallied for a 30-27 victory over Iowa Saturday.
Highlights from the Huskies historic game
Players and coach Rod Carey visit children at Baptist Children Hospital
2013: Started five of the seven games in which he appeared. Did not play versus Purdue (9-28), then missed five games from Oct. 19 (CMU) to Nov. 26 (WMU) due to a knee injury. Returned for the MAC Championship game vs. Bowling Green (12-6). Recorded 19 tackles on the season. Made a season-high six tackles in the SDCCU Poinsettia Bowl (12-26) and forced a fumble. Credited with four tackles at Iowa (8-31). Made two tackles against Eastern Illinois (9-21). Tallied three tackles, including a tackle for loss, and had a pass break up in a win over Akron (10-12). Posted four tackles, with a half tackle for loss, in the MAC Championship game versus Bowling Green (12-6).
2012: Appeared in 13 games and started four at cornerback. Made 24 stops and broke up seven passes. Member of the Huskies' defensive backfield rotation and played a prominent role on special teams. Had a season-high five tackles, including four solo stops, and two pass break ups against Kent State in the MAC Championship game (11-30). His seven pass break ups ranked third on the team. Returned an interception 31 yards in the regular season finale at Eastern Michigan (11-23) to earn Defensive Skill Player of the Week honors. Recorded two tackles, including a sack and 1.5 tackles for loss, in the season opener against Iowa at Soldier Field (9-1).
2011: Saw action in every game on special teams and as a reserve defensive back. Finished with 24 tackles, 17 solo, and five pass breakups. Made four tackles and broke up two passes in the GoDaddy.com Bowl versus Arkansas State (1-8). Broke up a Hail Mary pass against Eastern Michigan (11-25) to clinch a Huskie victory. Made three tackles against Ball State (11-15) to earn the Defensive Skill Player of the Week Award. Registered four tackles and a pass breakup at Bowling Green (11-8). Posted four tackles and knocked down a pass against Western Michigan (10-15). Recorded a career-high six tackles at Kansas (9-10). Tallied two solo stops with a tackle for loss versus Army (9-3).
2010: Saw action versus Buffalo (10-16), Central Michigan (10-23) and Eastern Michigan (11-26). Named the Huskies' work team player of the week for the Illinois (9-18) game.
2009: Redshirted.
High School: A first team all-area and all-conference defensive back in 2008. Recorded 39 tackles, 29 solo. Added three pass break ups, two forced fumbles, one fumble recovery, and one blocked punt. Selected for the Pensacola Sports Association East-West Game in 2008. Helped his team to a 10-2 record, conference and district championships, and the region 4A title game. Also played receiver, totaling eight catches for 120 yards and a touchdown as a senior. As a junior, tallied 25 tackles, and added two pass deflections and an interception. Also forced and recovered one fumble.
Personal: Born July 26, 1991 in Fort Walton Beach, Fla. Son of Kristi and Maurice Evans. Majoring in political science/public law.
Tackles: 6, at Kansas, 9-10-11PBUs: 2, three times, last vs. Kent State (MAC Championship), 11-30-12INTs: 1, at Eastern Michigan, 11-23-12


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A 25-year-old Milford man was arrested Feb. 6, a day after he allegedly punched a pregnant woman in the face and held her on the ground.
Dwayne E. Fountain and the 36-year-old victim, who is eight months pregnant, were involved in a dispute at home in the 100 block of North Street on Feb. 5 when he began hitting the woman in the face and head, according to Milford Police Department spokesman Detective Dwight Young.
Fountain also reportedly held the woman down on the floor of the home, preventing her from leaving or calling for help.
Fountain fled the home before police arrived, but was charged the following day with assault and unlawful imprisonment.
He is being held at the Sussex Correctional Institution in default of an $11,000 secured bond, Young said.
The victim reportedly did not require medical treatment.
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For anyone who's seen films featuring the actor Jason Bateman, you know that he kind of specializes in playing snarky, sarcastic characters. They're not always bad guys, but even when he's playing nice he's generally a bit of a know-it-all. Now he's made his directorial debut in which he has cast himself as the star, and he obviously knew that he'd be best to play an extremely sarcastic guy. This time around, he's straight-up mean too.
In Bad Words he plays a 40 year-old man who's figured out a loophole in the rules which allow him to compete against kids for the spelling bee championship… much to the dismay of their parents. As a former spelling bee kid myself, I recall the whole process of entering a school's spelling bee, then advancing to regionals, and hoping to make it to the national championship. Here, we watch Bateman go through the process all the while infuriating everyone along the way. Not only is he beating children at a contest primarily made for them to compete in, but he rubs it in with a cocky, careless attitude the whole time.
You can't help but laugh though at some of the comments he makes at the kids. The more shocking things he says, the funnier it is. But instead of just watching a movie about a bad guy out-spelling children, Bateman adds another layer by having one kid try very hard to befriend him. This kid seems to be his main competition, but the boy finds him interesting and takes a liking to him quickly. Since they share a hotel while competing in the same tournament, they can't help but keep crossing paths. And soon enough, they start hanging out. This causes the 40 year-old to corrupt the child in all kinds of ways though. So while Jason Bateman's character may appear to be heartless, we do get to see him bond with the kid and form an odd friendship. For most of the time, we think he's just a man taking pleasure in pissing people off but we do eventually find out what his reason for entering the contest really is – whether it's justifiable or not.
I strongly recommend the movie if you're looking to laugh a lot. I'm not someone who laughs easily and there were plenty of times I did while watching this. Some people might actually get offended at parts - especially since he says some racial and misogynistic comments at times, much like Clint Eastwood's character in Gran Torino but in a more humorous way. So if you don't mind that and can enjoy a movie that pushes the envelope a little and doesn't mind being controversial, than you'll love this. Bad Words opens in limited release on March 14 and then goes wide on March 28.


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It's painfully obvious to see that as Americans we can sometimes be wrapped up in our own affairs. In all fairness, there is a lot we can be concerned about with the healthcare issues, impending government shutdowns and public shootings happening with such regularity that we seem to look for the next tragic event on a monthly basis. Nonetheless, as American Christians we still have the command and the duty to pray without ceasing and not for our four and no more. We need to pray for our brethren around the world.
Here are a few things to consider in your prayers:
Iran: Pastor Saeed Abedini is a U.S. citizen who lives in Boise, Idaho with his wife and two children. He was arrested over a year ago in Iran because of his Christian faith. Efforts to release him have gone all the way to President Obama. Pastor Saeed has been transferred from the very dangerous Evin Prison to Rajai Shahr Prison, considered and even more dangerous prison where rapist and murderers are held. The pastor is currently not able to have visitors. You can sign a petition from the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) to encourage the President, the State Department and our lawmakers to act on behalf of Pastor Saeed. Pray for his safety and for the Lord to be able to use him wherever he may go. Pray for his family and legal team as well.
Nigeria: Intolerance has been taken to new heights in Nigeria. Sadly, Nigeria continues to be a hotbed for Christian persecution. According to Persecution.org, the Jihadist Islamist terror group, Boko Haram, is targeting Christian as well as secular Muslims for conversion or extinction. Pray for these Christian brothers and sisters to be strengthened in the Lord and stand in the face of persecution, still proclaiming Jesus as Lord and Savior.
Indonesia: Some Christians in Indonesia are putting forth 24-hour intercessory prayer vigils to petition the Lord for their churches and pastors. According to The Christian Post, Christians account for about 15 percent of the country's population but even though they have certain rights, they still feel threatened by the government. Churches are not able to register with the same ease that mosque are able to register. Pray for God to touch the hearts and minds of these Indonesian Christians to be strengthened in everything they put their hands to do in the name of Jesus.


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Featured in NBC's "The Today Show" and TLC's "Best Food Ever"
Their menu.
Old Bay Fries and New England Clam Chowder. Both are awesome!
Sam's Famous Maine Lobster Roll. Still prefer the ones from Maine as you would expect.
Fish Tacos.
Overall, the New England Clam Chowder is the best. Not so creamy and not so watery. It is hearty and fresh. The lobster meat tastes "dry" as though it came out of the freezer, but the way is prepared is much better than having it smothered with mayonnaise. I did not try the whole taco, but the fish is fried