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Make Fish Tonight: 4 Quick and Easy Seafood Dishes
brown butter. That always spells success. We pulled these recipes from the Fine Cooking website, which has many more than these four, but these looked most appetizing to us. And there are a few things that make these particular dishes seem user-friendly. For example, one is poached- a very easy way to ensure moist, flavorful fish. Another is cooked on top of bacon, which has the same effect, adding fat and flavor. Two have butter sauces, which...ok, same deal. Fat and flavor. The key is that you get fish that isn't dried out, even if you slightly overcook it. Clockwise, from top left: • 1. Roasted Trout with Lemon & Walnut Browned Butter • 2. Sautéed Tilapia over Swiss Chard with Tarragon Butter • 3. Lemon-Ginger Poached Halibut with Leeks and Spinach • 4. Salmon Seared on Bacon with Balsamic Vinegar, Honey, and Rosemary We're inspired to try some fish for supper. What about you? Any other easy, goof-proof fish dishes you love? Related: Recipe: Ginger and Cilantro Baked Tilapia (Images: Scott Phillips/Fine Cooking)

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A Memorial Service will be held Monday, November 23, 2009 at 3 p.m. at the Wesley United Methodist Church in Crowley for Mr. Jean Lionel Benoit, 72, who passed away at his home in Crowley on Monday, November 16, 2009 at 12:30 p.m. Officiating for the service will be Rev. Wayne Howington.
Survivors include his daughter, Regina Benoit Bertrand of Crowley; one step-daughter, Debbie and husband Scott Planche of DeRidder; one step-son, Kurt and his wife Gail McCelland of Youngsville; two sisters, Rose and her husband Francis Morvant and Jane Benoit both of Crowley; ten grandchildren, Jillian and Jenae Bertrand, Jaimee Richard, Joshua, Jeremy, Matthew, Deanie and Levon McCelland, J. T. and Dominique Broussard; and two great grandchildren, Dayton and Kamrie Richard.
Mr. Benoit is preceded in death by one step-son, Steve McCelland,; one grandson, Jordan McCelland; his parents, Ozone and Cedalise Myers Benoit; two brothers, O.J. and Jimmy Benoit; and one sister, Ivy Lou Roy.
He was a Veteran of the United States Navy during the Korean Conflict. He loved all children especially his grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
He enjoyed his Sunday football games and "doing things his way".
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Rocky Mount, NC—Dewey G. Clark, a 1982 graduate of North Carolina Wesleyan College, has been elected to a four-year term as chairman of his alma mater's Board of Trustees. He had served as vice-chairman of the board for the past four years.
Clark succeeds Velma H. Johnson, who had served as Chairman of the Board since 2009 and who will continue to serve.
U.S. Army General (Ret.) H. Hugh Shelton, former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1997 to 2001 and a native of Edgecombe County, joined the board as vice-chairman.
"Wesleyan is certainly pleased and fortunate to have Dewey Clark and General Shelton in leadership positions on our board," said Wesleyan President Jim Gray. "We look forward to their guidance and vision for the future of the college.
"At the same time, Wesleyan is very grateful to Vel Johnson for her outstanding dedication and leadership over the past four years. The college is a better place today because of her service on the board, and Wesleyan thanks her for that."
Dewey Clark
Dewey Clark earned his bachelor's degree in business administration and history from Wesleyan and his master's degree in business administration from Campbell University. He currently is completing his doctorate in management from Argosy University and will be defending his dissertation, "Leadership Lessons of Joseph," in mid-December. As a Wesleyan student, he was listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. After graduating, he served Wesleyan's admissions office for eight years.
Since 1990, he has been employed as executive director of strategic planning at MBM Corporation, with headquarters in Rocky Mount. He has received the Jaycee Merit Award, the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award, the Bobby Sawyer Award, and is active in Englewood Baptist Church. Occasionally he teaches operations management at Wesleyan.
U.S. Army General (Ret.) H. Hugh Shelton
General Shelton is recognized as one of the leading military figures of our time and a war hero. He describes his illustrious career in his recent memoir, Without Hesitation: The Odyssey of an American Warrior.
General Shelton is also known as the founder of the General H. Hugh Shelton Leadership Center based at his alma mater, North Carolina State University. His Leadership Center program is offered throughout the state in the summer, including at North Carolina Wesleyan at the Gateway Technology Center. The program teaches young men and women some of the values-based leadership skills that led General Shelton to his own success.
"I was first asked to join the Board of Trustees by President Gray," Shelton said. "I thought about just what a great college Wesleyan is and about what it means to Eastern North Carolina as a college and what it can do for the people here…. I thought this was a great opportunity that I have to try to give back to the community and to try to help in any way, shape, or form that I can to advance the mission of the college, to try to make it 'be all it can be,' to use an Army phrase…. I think the college is growing to the point now that it's touching people internationally, not just in North Carolina…. And so I thought, 'This is a great opportunity for me to give back,' and I'm very pleased to be associated with this great college."


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Currently closed. Seasonally oriented contemporary American restaurant from the team behind Boka; Paul Virant of Vie is replacing chef Ryan Poli beginning in May.
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Thistle Bristol City Centre, The Grand
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Probably the worst hotel in Bristol
Having stayed at most of the Bristol City Centre hotels, I would probably rate the Thistle Grand as the worst! The only good thing is its location and the fact that you can park there, although you do have to pay dearly for it. The rooms are dark and dingy and most overlook the courtyard and with the generator going all night, these are really noisy. The breakfast is OK but service is slow but the worst thing of all is the room service - the food is absolutely appalling and like most hotels really expensive. Another problem is getting a drink. The ground floor bar services the restaurant and you can only get a drink here if you are eating there! The main bar is down in the cellar and is only serviced by several flights of steep stairs, a real problem for anyone with walking difficulties. In fact this hotel doesn't appear to cater well for disabled guests.
Take my advice and if you are thinking of staying here, then don't!
Not grand at all
"Faded" doesn't begin to describe it. In need of a makeover; in fact overdue it by about 10 years I'd guess. The bed sagged alarmingly ... and this was before I even got into it! Probably was a genuinely 'grand' hotel 100 years ago but a visitor is now just left with a glimpse of any long-dimmed grandeur. Breakfast was probably OK but I really couldn't be bothered waiting for someone to bring me toast and coffee - the morning's too hurried to waste 10 minutes there when you're on business.
On the plus side, quiet and clean enough and decent size room. It's 5 minutes walk from excellent fish & chips at Pellegrinos or some decent restaurants on Corn St. I would stay here if I had to but there are better in the city centre for the same price (�100 / night).
Missing The One Percenters
Bear in mind I only stayed in the hotel for one night:
Negatives - No Airconditioning, Noisey Fan, Loose tiles in the Bathroom.
Positives - Good location, good size rooms, good breakfast, has internet access (although a bit expensive).
Overall I would say I would use it again.
Another Thistle Disappointment
Thistle hotels seem to have some great central locations, as this one does, but the ones I have stayed in could all have done with a refurbishment. Bristol was no exception. The lobby was nice enough and makes a good first impression, but my room was jaded with cigarette burns on the carpet, scratched and stained furniture and needed a good airing. It was very warm too. The shower and bathroom were passable, and breakfast was good. The hotel was probably value for money too in central Bristol at around eighty pounds a night, but I'd rather spend a bit more money for something of a higher standard. Best thing about it was that it was very close to a cracking Italian restaurant where I had a lovely evening meal.
All round excellence!
Really enjoyed the overnight stay! Clean room and superb breakfast-would definitely recommend to all.
Mid Range 4* hotel, above average for the Thistle Group
I liked this hotel because of its standard of service, location and cosy decor. The rooms are well furnished if slightly outdated which sums up the hotel overall.
I stayed in a number of Thistle hotels including this one as they were offered at about 1/2 the rack rate through a last minute online booking, at this price the hotel offered excellent value for money.
The breakfast was the best thing!
I recently stayed at the Thistle, Bristol as part of a hen weekend group.
My initial impressions were good, the check in service was quick and efficient however as the other reviews mention, the car park is not the most modern of places and is a little bit creepy.
The room was quite nice though very old fashioned. Our group had 6 rooms altogether and it was quite amazing to see the difference there was between room sizes. The beds very extremely comfortable and all the linen was crisp and clean and the room as a whole was very clean.
The hotel bar drinks are extortionate and you can spend up to �10 for 2 vodka and cokes.
The ladies toilets just off reception were absolutely disgusting! I went in there about 7pm before going and only 2 were in working order, one had 'water' all over the cubicle floor and the other was blocked with unmentionable things.... I think there was a wedding reception there that day so there were probably more guests than usual but there should be no excuse for the state these toilets were in.
When we returned to the hotel in the evening (around about 1am) we were greeted with a police riot van and crowds gathered outside with grown men crying, apparently there had been some sort of altercation. However we had no more disturbance through the rest of the night yet when we went down to breakfast the following morning, the entire stairwells and reception area absolutely reeked of vomit. You could not escape it! Then on departure we went to pay for our parking and were told by the hen party package company through whom our stay was organised, that it was �6.50 per stay, but the hotel were arguing it was �6.50 per night. It took nearly an hour for those that had been over charged (which depended on whether the gentleman or woman on reception took the parking money) to get our money back.
The swimming pool which guests have use of for free was very pleasant but is not the one advertised throughout the hotel documentation, but was very clean and well run.
The best thing about our stay was the cooked buffet breakfast without a doubt!
I would only stay here again if I know there were no 'chav' wedding receptions going on in advance as the location is fabulous!!!
Must be better places in Bristol
I stayed here for 2 nights and was really dissapointed. Firstly, I booked by telephone then called back the night before my stay to extend by another night. I was told there was no record of my booking - so I booked again - and then got charged twice!!! I'm still trying to get the money back. The staff when I checked in were not interested and dismissed my query about the possibility of being charged twice.
The rooms were tiny (I satyed in a single room ) and overpriced at �108 (+ �6.50 parking per night - something I was not informed about when I booked) The previous review re. the car park is accurate - a nightmare to navigate with a bigger than average car.
There must be much nicer places to stay in Bristol than this for the price. The only bonus was the location - some great restaurants + shops nearby.
Excellent Value
I stayed in the Bristol Thistle during October 2002 and found
Room Clean, Comfortable and spacious
Service excellent
Food disappointing menu limited but fairly good value
4 star hotel
The service was poor, the food was poor,
and if your room is on the front of the building
the noise from hight club ravers etc., singing and shouting etc., until 4 or 5 in the morning is extremely loud, despite keeping windows closed. Had to have ceiling fans on all night.
The picture of the pool etc., for the Bristol hotel is not actually the one at Bristol which is a lot smaller than the picture infers.
The car park is difficult to navigate if you have
a larger than average car.
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Mike Alvarado's Trainer on The Rios Rematch Strategy
By Luis Sandoval
If there was a difference in the Brandon Rios-Mike Alvarado rematch besides Alvarado being the victor, it was experienced trainer Rudy Hernandez being in charge of the Alvarado's corner. Hernandez worked solely as the cutman in the first fight but he was giving the reigns for the rematch and the change paid off greatly as Alvarado came out on top.
Hernandez was on the latest edition of BoxingScene Radio and he discussed how he was given the chance to be the head trainer.
"I went to Denver a month in advance before this fight and when we were there it was established that I would be the one leading the team and that I would be the head coach for this fight. With the experience that I have and my knowledge, Mike liked the idea. When I set the game plan he looked at it and he loved it and he worked on it" Hernandez would tell BoxingScene Radio.
"A couple of the guys there weren't too happy with it because it wasn't traditional boxing; it was something out of left field. But as the days went by they got more comfortable with it and they started to see the difference and how things were changing in sparring. They felt more comfortable and the more time went by the more comfortable they got and the happier they were".
Alvarado was able to apply his strategy for the entire duration of the bout which was a feat he was not able to do the first time as Rios' pressure and activity eventually caught up with the Denver native. Hernandez informed they executed the game plan to perfection and everything they worked on in camp showed up in the fight.
"Look at the footwork, the movement, the distance - look at everything that Mike did different in this fight as opposed to the first one. That's the result of the work we put in. And like I said, I couldn't do this without Mike. A few things we also have to keep in mind is that Mike believed in it and also Mike was capable of doing it. So that made it a little easier when it came down to it" said Hernandez.
Alvarado used plenty of movement in the fight to ease some of Rios' pressure and to keep Rios' feet moving throughout the fight. Most were wondering if Alvarado could last 12 rounds moving that much and credit has to be given to his conditioning. Alvarado actually had his camp in Denver, CO as opposed to returning to Los Angeles where he had been training for his last few fights. Hernandez informed he was the one who decided to keep Alvarado in his hometown.
"I thought it was a great idea to go to Denver and I enjoyed being out there. If it was up to [his team] they would've liked to have taken him out of Denver and brought him out but I put in my two cents and said 'let's keep him here in Denver and then let's use that altitude to get him in shape'. Running up there on the bedrock where the mountains are at, running up those stairs, man that is no joke up there! I ran up there with him one time and almost passed out when I got to the top!" shared Hernandez.
As far as a third fight, Hernandez doesn't care if they fight Rios again or if they decide to go a different direction. He's leaving that up to the managers and promoters as his sole objective is to get Alvarado ready for whoever they put in front of him.
You can listen to Rudy Hernandez's interview in its entirety by listening to the BoxingScene Radio podcast: http://tobtr.com/s/4496211
You can follow Luis Sandoval on Twitter @Truewest007. You can also tune in to The Boxing Lab, Boxingscene's official audio show every Tuesday from 6-8PM PST with hosts Ernest Gabion, Luis Sandoval, and Ryan Burton.
Great call on hernandez' part on keeping the camp in denver instead of going to LA, mikes conditioning was superhumanComment by petero on 04-07-2013
I can't believe the nonsense how anyone would be critical of these two warriors. Hernandez obviously knows how to write a game plan. It was an amazing fight between two guys with heart. I was very impressed. And god bless…Comment by INGLEWOOD on 04-06-2013
[QUOTE=Joe Canta;13217315]Alvarado still does not know how to walk the ring...he is just learning to do so and at 32 he is running out of time. Neither alvardo or rios will be able to beat the top fighters at 140…Comment by AztecWanker on 04-06-2013
I think Rios is a better fighter than what we saw. I really believe he thought Mike would eventually stop and trade but it never happened.Comment by PunchyPotorff on 04-06-2013
While neither are AAA class fighters, Alvarado showed he has actual skill, while Rios proved yet again he's just a plodder. Really looking forward to part 3 so we can finally see the Rios express stopped once and for all.Post a Comment - View More User Comments (15)


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A jealous husband who stabbed his wife to death after she met another man on Facebook has been jailed for life.
Brian Oliver, 40, stabbed his estranged wife Joanne Oliver 15 times in a "brutal act of violence" when she refused to reconcile their relationship, a trial at Manchester Crown Court was told.
Oliver, who had previously denied murder claiming diminished responsibility, dramatically changed his plea to guilty two days into his trial.
He was ordered to serve a minimum of 19 years in jail before he will be considered for release by a parole board.
The trial heard that Oliver, of Duke Street, Radcliffe, left his wife in a pool of blood on a remote path in Heaton Park, Prestwich, near Manchester, on September 24 last year.
He then slashed his own throat and wrists before fleeing the scene and then confessed to what he had done to some passing workmen.
Mrs Oliver, 32, had been with the defendant for 14 years and they had been married for 10 years, living together in Duke Street.
The court heard that in the last couple of years it had "not been a happy marriage" and Mrs Oliver had started to see another man whom she had met on Facebook last summer after the pair had separated and were living apart.
The jury of nine women and three men was told that Mr and Mrs Oliver had a "volatile relationship" and that the defendant would "drink excessively" and on occasion was violent to his wife.
Senior investigating officer Andy Tattersall said: "This was a truly tragic end to what had been a fractious relationship. We might never know exactly what caused Oliver to stab his wife that day. She was struck down in the prime of her life."
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Larry Miller Oles, 83, of Amarillo died Thursday, Dec. 6, 2007.
Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in St. Peter's Episcopal Church with Dru Ferguson officiating. Private burial will be in Llano Cemetery by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
Larry Miller Oles was born July 2, 1924, in Springfield, Mo., to Lawrence Maple and Patty Miller Oles.
Larry moved to Amarillo in 1926, resided in Amarillo for most of his life, was a member of St. Peter's Episcopal Church and worked for Pittsburg Glass until his retirement in 1969.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a niece, Cara McKenzie Gomez.
Survivors include two sisters, Mary Mike McKenzie of Aledo and Suzanne Hyatt and husband Mike of Amarillo; a brother, Dr. C. Patrick Oles and wife Mary Martha of Canyon; and six nieces and nephews.
The family suggests memorials be to St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 4714 N.W. Fourth Ave., Amarillo, TX 79106.
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1. Tony Romo is carrying this football team.
Sure he's having the worst year of his career. But he is playing on an offense with four starters on the offensive line that will not be starters next year.
The Cowboys really didn't address the offensive line in the offseason and it shows.
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Sure, he makes mistakes because he feels like he has to carry this team. I mean look how they've played. They're awful. But look back and see how many games he has won. As long as No. 9 is on the field he gives the Cowboys a chance to win week in and week out.
2. The real Cincinnati receivers didn't show up Sunday.
If A.J. Green and the rest of the Bengals' receivers would have the majority of the passes thrown to them the Bengals would have won this game easily. They were uncharacteristically plagued with bad drops at the absolutely wrong time. Expect the Bengals' receivers to play a lot better next week.
3. NFL teams reflect the personality of their coaches. The Cowboys are no different.
The Cowboys in critical game situations either make a stupid mistake, commit a bad penalty or both. Jason Garrett has been known to lose games because of a bad decision or two at the worst time.
The same goes for his defensive coordinator Rob Ryan who got flagged for an unsportsmanlike conduct Sunday while the Bengals were in the red zone moving them 15 yards closer to 6 points and a new set of downs.
I have been watching football for a long time. I can't remember the last time a saw an NFL coach or a coordinator get flagged for such a stupid penalty.
4. NFL football will be very different in 5-10 years.
The hit on Dez Bryant by Reggie Nelson shouldn't have been flagged. Nelson did everything he could within his power to keep Bryant from catching the ball. Bryant wasn't hit in the head and he wasn't defenseless. If penalties like this and lesser ones continue to be called, defensive players will start to be gun shy and not play to their ability.
Wide receivers will catch every ball thrown to them unchallenged by the defense. It will start to look like a 7-on-7 drill. If the NFL continues to limit a defenses ability to stop an offense player, the game will be reduced to a boring watered down un-enjoyable product from a league that is afraid to be sued by former players who have made millions in the NFL to begin with.
5. The Cowboys' offense is getting better but their defense is getting worse.
If you watch the Cowboys like I have you will have noticed that the defense is getting progressively worse. Some of that is due to injury and some of that is due to scheme. The Cowboys have been gutted up the middle by the run and pass. If the Cowboys don't get this fixed they can kiss the playoffs goodbye. Again.
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In honor of this lovely wait, I thought it appropriate to post a link to the Robert Herrick poem from which I paraphrased or borrowed or reordered (as you like it) to come to the title for the book as indeed this waiting is a bad season.
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Records show how much our great nobles were indebted to these Flemfor assistance in the ere6tion of such palaces as Burleigh, Hatfield and Teat; but the merchants and traders, then becoming rich and important, accepting the semi-classic art of the Netherlands as their authority, to rely more upon local conditions and talent. Prosperity had given an s to building and, by the accession of James I, practically a new architecture was established, a style which has been aptly termed the "Early Renaissance."
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As I write this, some 8.5 million of my fellow Californians have just finished practicing what to do in the likely event of a major earthquake. Oct. 20 at 10:20 a.m. was designated the Great California ShakeOut earthquake drill, the moment when you "Drop, Cover and Hold On."
Luckily, my building didn't participate. Last week's fire drill was enough.
There was a time when I didn't feel this way. When I first moved here, I was somewhat terrified of earthquakes -- and utterly perplexed. The somewhat terrified part should be easy to understand. Some would say it is the rational response to a real threat of devastating consequences. That is especially true if you take that fear and channel it into preparation: Ensure that your house is bolted, your chimney not cracked, your supply of food and water adequate and not expired, and your trunk always packed with a pair of thick-soled sneakers (in case you have to walk over glass) and a blanket, -- or better yet, an earthquake kit.
I already knew about ducking and covering and holding on. The big danger of an earthquake is that something will fall on you, so you get under the desk and hold on, or go to the most stable place, which is a doorway. You keep slippers by your bed so you won't have to step on glass. And then you stay where you are so things won't fall on you, and you count to keep yourself calm.
I knew all this, but the minute the house started shaking during the 1994 Northridge quake, I was out of bed, barefoot, running down the glass-strewn hall to check on my sleeping 1- and 4-year-olds.
Those were the days when I was really somewhat terrified. For nursery school, you had to pack a little bag for your child with a favorite toy or comfort object and a picture of the family to have with them if an earthquake made it impossible for them to get home or be picked up. You had to provide an out-of-state contact number the school could call.
And what perplexed me, really mystified me, was how everyone around me didn't seem terrified at all. Parents who grew up here were nonchalant about dropping off the bags. "Another beautiful day in Pompeii," I would say, and people would just laugh. Don't you even know where your gas turn-off is, I would ask people, shocked. They would look at me like I was from another planet, even if the answer was mostly yes. Was I really standing there thinking about earthquakes? Yes.
And then it happened to me. I just stopped worrying about it. Whether it's denial or acceptance, I'm not sure. It's probably some of both. But I joined the crowd that shrugs their shoulders and tallies up all those weather-related death statistics from the rest of the country, which provide a sad but nonetheless effective way of diminishing your fear of earthquakes -- rationally, no less. Why worry about what you can't control?
I can't be with my children every minute. And they're grown now and don't need a comfort object. I'm bolting my house to the foundation. What you can't predict, you shouldn't worry about.
I sometimes wonder why I can't apply my earthquake strategy to the other constant fears in my life, such as cancer, and find peace in reasonable steps like the sneakers and regular exercise. It doesn't seem to work. But earthquakes?
I showed up at work today at 10:30 so I wouldn't have to crawl under my desk. Why worry? The clouds are clearing, and it's going to be another beautiful day here in Pompeii.


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Meals on Wheels of Greeley & Weld County would like to send a huge thank you to all of the dedicated volunteers that donated their time and effort to make our 16th annual St. Patrick's Day breakfast a success. Among our loyal volunteers, we were also pleased to have volunteer teams from Atmos Energy, Guarantee Bank, Pirate Radio and Northridge High School. These volunteers are the heart of our organization, and we truly appreciate all that you do for Meals on Wheels.
Our volunteers were so awesome that the Golden Corral invited us to host another breakfast; this will be Oct. 4. We are looking forward to seeing our community join us for a morning of fun once again.
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Freeman at 13. Ya'right.
Those injures have been freak hits. Stafford has never missed a game due to injury during his entire career in Highschool or College. So as long he doesn't take another freak hit to his shoulder,...
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After the Lions negotiate an extension, our GM will be all like, :clap: and :cool:, and the rest...
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Michigan has 4 or 5 spots left so recruiting is going to slow down hard until the 2013 recruits start committing.
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C'mon Mayhew do your magic and get Gore on this team.
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Nothing will ever, be worse than what SMU did. They paid players, got caught and got sanctions and then continued to do it. NCAA had no choice.
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All three of these teams are just as good if not better than the Bears.
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Some recent notable real estate deals in the Buffalo Niagara region:
1) Location: 4400 Maple Road, Amherst
Price: $2,717,201
Buyer: G6 Hospitality Property LLC
Seller: Bank of America Merrill Lynch/ML Leasing Equipment Corp., through Glasjar Property LLC and GJ Remainder LLC
Planned Use: Continued operation of Motel 6, under new ownership and management. Merrill Lynch had owned and leased back the hotel chain's properties across the country under a 1997 agreement with Motel 6. After French hotel giant Accor SA sold the Motel 6 and Studio 6 brands to Blackstone Group's Blackstone Real Estate Partners VII in May, the brands are now being managed and operated by G6 Hospitality, a Dallas, Texas.-based firm that is headed by the former CEO of Motel 6 and Studio 6 under Accor.
2) Location: 425 Michigan Ave., Buffalo
Price: $1,772,840
Buyer: McGuire Development Co., through MCG Real Estate Holdings LLC
Seller: Sheehan Memorial Hospital
Planned Use: Former Sheehan Memorial Hospital, which went bankrupt and closed earlier this year, and was sold at bankruptcy auction late last month to McGuire.
3) Location: 2260 Bullis Road, Elma
Price: $1.15 million
Buyer: Bryan A. Young of West Seneca
Seller: Jewish Community Center of Greater Buffalo Inc.
Planned Use: Uncertain. Former site of JCC's 78-acre Centerland summer day camp. JCC previously sold its 750-acre Lakeland overnight camp, for $1.3 million, and now its day camp in an effort to consolidate operations and reduce expenses as part of turnaround effort for entire organization. Will now be moving Centerland to 19-acre property adjacent to its Benderson JCC location on North Forest Road in Getzville, next to the Weinberg Campus nursing and senior living community. Young is a West Seneca real estate developer who builds apartment, senior living and other residential communities.
4) Location: 17 Pearce Ave., Tonawanda
Price: $775,000
Buyer: Oriskany Research LP of Amherst
Seller: Lynn P. Ramsey of Snyder, through Tri-Gen Associates Inc.
Planned Use: Uncertain. Property is a 24,180-square-foot industrial manufacturing facility, built in 1971 on 1.93 acres in the Pearce Avenue Industrial Park. Renovated in 2007. Buyer is registered to an address on Lawrence Bell Drive, in the Inducon industrial park.
5) Location: Unidentified property in Buffalo
Price: $347,000
Buyer: Thomas Siskar, through TCS Development LLC of Clarence Center
Seller: Philip A. Palmiero Jr.
Planned Use: Uncertain. TCS is registered to a business address of Thomas Siskar of Clarence Center. Siskar and his wife, Phyllis, founded and own Professional Technical Services, a residential and commercial heating, ventilation and air conditioning contractor on Main Street in Clarence. The Siskars own TDS Properties LLC, which manages apartments.
6) Location: 2901 Cloverbank Road, Hamburg
Price: $225,000
Buyer: Donald B. Crawford/Crawford Broadcasting of Blue Bell, Pa., through Kimtron Inc.
Seller: Western New York Educational Television Inc./Western New York Public Broadcasting Association
Planned Use: Radio broadcasting. Site holds five 75-foot-tall FCC-registered antenna towers, constructed in 1983. Crawford Broadcasting, a religious and conservative programming company that owns 23 AM and FM stations in 10 markets, acquired AM 970, WNED-AM, from the Western New York Public Broadcasting Association for $875,000. It already owns WDCX-FM in Buffalo.
7) Location: 2 Main St., City of Tonawanda
Price: $220,000
Buyer: Two Main Tonawanda LLC of Grand Island
Seller: James J. and Jean L. Weber of Tonawanda
Planned Use: Waterfront property on Tonawanda Creek.
8) Location: 22 S. Lincoln Ave., Orchard Park
Price: $200,000
Buyer: Anthony R. Kritkausky Dentist PLLC
Seller: Dr. Carl M. and Jean D. Miller
Planned Use: Continued dental practice for Dr. Kritkausky, at former site of Dr. Carl Miller's dental practice.
9) Location: 6571 Main St., Amherst
Price: $161,000
Buyer: Sikh Cultural & Educational Society of Western New York Inc.
Seller: Thomas N. Alderson
Planned Use: Uncertain, but likely new location for Sikh organization, now based on Ranch Trail in Amherst. Property is an office building, across from St. John Lutheran Church and the Williamsville Professional Park, and just west of National Fuel Gas Co.'s headquarters. Former home of Alderson & Gersitz Agency, an insurance agency.
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Joseph D. Hall, 21, of Albion, and Audryanna M. Hall, 24, of Erie, were arraigned this morning on charges of burglary, criminal trespass, theft and receiving stolen property. They were each placed in the Erie County Prison on $25,000 bond.
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"Any line-up is like a marriage," says Nick 13, leader of Tiger Army and one of the best practitioners of psychobilly. "You hope it will work, and it either does or it doesn't." Speaking from a stop on the Warped Tour, Nick 13 (born Kearney Nick Jones) is happy with the stability of the current line-up. He has reason to be.
Since their inception over a decade ago, Tiger Army has seen three drummers and two bassists exit for a variety of reasons, some of them tragic. Former drummer Fred Hell was shot in 2003, with one bullet lodging in his brain. Although he tried to come back, Hell departed the band in light of his injuries a year later. The current rhythm section of Jeff Roffredo and James Meza has proven to be a steady and worthwhile addition.
"We're three years and almost 200 shows into it," says Nick 13, "so I'd call it a stable configuration."
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"The backlash has happened to some extent, but I write for myself first," says Nick. "Whether others like it or don't is not my primary focus."
The major reason for this backlash would be "As the Cold Rain Falls," a lovely new track from Regions Beyond that sounds more like New Order than the Misfits. With its trance-like rhythm and icy keyboard flourishes, the song is a far cry from anything the band has ever done.
"Our music isn't as weird as it sounds on paper," Nick says. "Some of the influences are early punk and rockabilly, but there's also dark '80s UK post-punk."
"As the Cold Rain Falls" isn't the only departure on the new effort. "Hechizo de Amor" is an alt-country lament that wouldn't sound out of place on an Old 97's record, while "Where the Moss Slowly Grows" draws attention to Nick 13's baritone crooning and acoustic guitar playing in ways that might just confuse the average punk.
Being on the Warped Tour presents several new challenges as well, as Tiger Army sits on the bill with several of emo's heavy hitters, whose eyeliner-addicted fans are not exactly known for their tolerance of diverse musical styles.
"Still, our music isn't for everyone, but we've had pretty good luck finding the open-minded in the audience," Nick says.
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