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In clear and convincing prose, Poppendieck, a sociologist, traces the lunch program from its roots in fighting malnutrition and hunger to its present-day incarnation, which serves up portions of cheap, poorly cooked and utterly processed breakfast and lunch choices. This book exhibits a great deal of thorough research, and its author even took a job at a school cafeteria to experience the school lunch program first hand.
In addition to examining the horrors of modern food, Poppendieck, a Shohola, PA resident, offers clear ideas and programs for parents and communities to reverse the trend of vending machine and fast-food fare in their local schools. Free for All is a compelling read and an excellent resource. The book, published by the University of California Press, is available at area bookstores and online.
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Name: Noah Loveride
Gender: Male
Age: [16+] 17
Personality: Noah is quite cynical, and sarcastic. He doesn't express concern for anyone or anything other than himself. He always makes sarcastic remarks, even in serious times. Noah doesn't like to do anything sports-related, and he often is a loner. He makes up for his lack of athletic ability by having a surplus of intelligence. He is rather pessimistic, often thinking about the worst of situations. Noah doesn't have any friends; he only refers to them as acquantances. He uses his sarcastic remarks in order to ward off anyone he doesn't want to see.
Chris, on the other hand, is cheerful, and overly optimistic. He always tries to find the bright side of every situation, even when there seems to be none. Chris is also cheerful in serious situations, which can get on the nerves of some people. In battling, Chris is very hesitant, as he doesn't want his Pokemon to get hurt. He will often switch tactics, and switch Pokemon.
Eric is Noah's least favorite personality. He is cold, and calculating, using every ounce of Noah's intelligence to find and exploit any weakness about the opponent. Eric shows disdain to everyone, even the other personalities in Noah's head. He is rather arrogant, boasting about his intelligence. Eric uses Noah's intelligence in order to figure out people. He will force Noah's Pokemon to train harder, even past their limits. This is only one of the reasons why Eric is Noah's last favorite.
Alex is the athletic side of Noah. Alex is the least intelligent of all five of Noah's personalities. In fact, Alex didn't use his brains much at all, and mostly relies on brute force. Alex has intense gymnast skills, but often shows arrogance at what he does. He doesn't like losing, so he trains Noah's Pokemon until they get tired, only to heal them and train again.
Sol is the personality that Noah likes the most. Sol represents the artistic side of Noah's mind. Because of this artistic side, Sol is rather reserved, and composed; something Noah enjoys when he's around. Sol meditates a lot, in order to calm down. He is also experienced in the art of Tae Kwon Do.
Appearance: Noah has jet-black hair that goes down to the back of his neck. It's spiked up in the front, which goes with his light skin tone. Noah has crystal blue eyes. He has natural muscle, but doesn't use it very often unless Alex is around. Noah is rather scrawny, and short at a height of 5"7. He has a small build.
Noah usually wears a long-sleeved black shirt, with a blueberry-colored sweatshirt on top. He always wears black pants, with white socks, though nobody can see the socks. Noah always wears black sneakers with blueberry-colored laces.
History: Noah was born in the Petalburg City Hospital on March 3rd, 1995. He was crying a lot over the next few weeks, which his parents thought was normal. However, as he began to grow up, he began to experience mood-swings, from becoming snarky, to a sweet little angel. Once again, his parents thought that everything was still normal.
When elementary school started, Noah had the curse of being intelligent without having the muscles. He was a common target for bullies, right up until the last day of school, where someone screamed a word that hurt him. "FREAK!" It stung, because he knew he wasn't one, but he didn't know if people thought he was.
In high school, the bullying continued, and it gradually worsened. The worst year was in Sophmore, when he came out of the closet to his parents, and most of his friends. Many of his friends stuck with him, but some bullies continually began to beat him even more, as they thought they were teaching 'a ***' a lesson. Finally, Noah began to use his sarcastic remarks against the bullies, who left him alone after that. His friends became his acquaintances, while his parents were trying to get him to stop being so defensive.
Then, it happened. After school one day, Noah's parents were talking to him. Suddenly, Noah changed into Chris, asking if they were having the best day ever, since it totally was. His parents glanced at each other, as they had seen him multiple times like this. They finally decided to go to a doctor, and so they went to the hospital. The doctor diagnosed his condition as Multiple Personality Disorder, or MPD for short. His parents were surprisingly okay with it, asking "Chris" if he wanted some tea later on.
One week before leaving, his mother gave Noah a box of special pills, that were to be used when Noah REALLY didn't need one of his personalities messing something up.
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Noah Loveride really didn't need anyone telling him that it was time to wake up. If things had been his way, sleep would take over, and reality wouldn't exist. As he pushed away the cyan-sheets of his slept-in bed, he began to think for a while. As he stared at the white ceiling, he thought of different memories he had before he was a freak.
"Stop it, Noah, you're not a freak. You're intelligent; you've got the brains to overpower anyone else, and crush the competition! You'll show them all..." Eric's voice echoed in Noah's head. Noah began to have a headache, as he began to close his eyes to concentrate on meeting Eric.
As Noah opened his eyes, he was delighted at what he saw. He was standing on a never-ending grassy field, where there was a rainbow stretching out on the blue sky. It was his happy place, where no one could be considered a "freak,"
"You decided on this place for a meeting? You're such a pansy," Eric snickered, before appearing in front of me. Noah sighed; he hated talking to Eric.
"What do you want, Eric?" Noah asked his alternate personality. Eric chuckled almost sadistically, before answering the question.
"Noah, you have to pi-" Eric was cut off by Alex landing, quite literally, in the middle of the conversation with his feet planted on the ground. Alex had just finished perfecting his triple-flip landing technique, so he was psyched. He was about to tell Noah something before Eric knocked him out with a pressure point. Noah rolled his eyes; Eric just had to ruin the fun.
"You've got to choose Castform as your Pokémon, so you can connect to it on a personal level. Like you, it can change forms. Think of the power you could wield!" Eric grinned widely, like a madman. Noah nodded, in order to get Eric away. As always, Eric nodded back, before disappearing in a flash of smoke.
"For once, he's not bad in considering the options of what Pokémon to get," a voice said behind Noah. He turned around to see Sol, walking towards him. Sol was smiling, and Noah could tell that he was meditating considering he looked calm.
"Honestly Sol, I think he's right. If I get Castform, we could relate on a personal level, giving us a personal bond," Noah explained to the alternate personality. Sol nodded in understanding, before turning to Alex.
"I'll leave that up to you, Noah. For now, I've got to take Mr. Jock to my office for a repair!" Sol grinned, before disappearing with Alex. Noah closed his eyes, and, when he opened them, was back in his room.
Noah sighed, as he heard his mom calling him from downstairs. He quickly changed out of his sleepwear, and packed it up inside of his bag. Then, he put on his black long-sleeved shirt, and blueberry-colored sweatshirt. After that, he put on his black pants, and his black shoes with blue laces. Noah took a look at himself in the mirror in the bathroom to look himself over. He gave a sigh of boredom, before heading downstairs.
It was time, though Noah was too bored to do anything, for a new day.
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Chuck Cahn looks quite comfortable behind the big desk in the big office.
"I really enjoy it," says Cahn, a personable father of three and grandfather-to-be who's in his third year as mayor of Cherry Hill, South Jersey's signature suburb.
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Sanford and Angie D'Amato, the owners of Sanford -- the Milwaukee fine-dining restaurant that has won accolades since its opening -- have sold the business and the building.
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Craftsmen have nearly always worked under control on early American colonial furniture. The picture of the craftsman wandering about the country carving this, that and the other object in wood and stone and splashing colour about with splendid freedom dates from the William Morris period. Since then the, legend has been elaborated, not without the assistance of Messrs. Chesterton and Belloc, until the Middle Ages has become a gaudy confusion off craftsmen singing continuously, performing feats of pious artistry upon stonework, perched high up on the scaffolding of a new cathedral, or carving joyously (no mediaeval carver ever carved except joyously) some simple thing in oak, something worthy, something honest, something strong and everlasting. It is a pretty picture, but it should be described frankly as a vision instead of an authentic portrait of the Middle Ages early American colonial furniture. Actually the work of the mediaeval craftsmen was rigidly controlled. It was not a casual activity nor a mystic, emotional calling, although the ornamental side of it must often have been recreation, and, judging by the amount of incomplete ornamental work, recreation that was often interrupted and seldom resumed.
A man could not be a craftsman until he had survived the rigours of a long and severe training, nor was he allowed to practise and use good material unless those responsible for his training were satisfied with his ability. This system of training, controlled by the Guilds, prevented the direction of work from getting into incompetent hands. People who were mediocre in talent, although hardworking, did the less showy jobs. They made the unimportant things without having many opportunities for ornamenting their work.
The earliest form of early American colonial furniture which craftsmen were required to produce was the chest. The chest has a most respectable ancestry, going back to Greek and early Egyptian times.' In England it was the first receptacle, and it was also a seat. It was sturdy, fit for its purpose, and often unbeautiful in spite of the generally ,applicable formula that Norman Douglas expresses in the happy phrase: `There is a beauty in fitness no art can enhance'. In the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries it was still the principal article of early American colonial furniture in English and colonial houses, and the chests and coffers of those days have been grossly parodied and multiplied in our own time by the fakers of old England. The chest form has also inspired some of the regrettable creations of what may be called `Garden Suburb Art'. There is nothing to admire in the crude strength of primitive early American colonial furnituremaking, but too often our own stimulating century is represented by inept imitations of pre-Tudor work, and the possibilities of contemporary materials are ignored.
The earliest English and American early American colonial furniture chests were just boxes with hinged lids. Inside when you opened the chest there was a little ledge or shelf just under the lid at the side. This ledge or shelf is found in the earliest chests that have survived.' We think, perhaps rightly, of the mediaeval house as a place haunted by strong and evil smells. Habits in the castle were as casual and insanitary as they were in the serf's hovel. But smells of an agreeable delicacy were appreciated, perhaps far more than they are to-day when we have exchanged the smell of stagnant sewage for the fumes of petrol. The ledge in early English and colonial early American colonial furniture chests was put there to accommodate lavender or some other sweet herb, perhaps dried woodruff, so that the contents would be fragrant. Sometimes this ledge is mistakenly described as a place where money was kept. While some chests had secret receptacles for valuables, it is obvious that an open ledge in the most get-at-able place immediately below the lid would not be used for storing them.
The terms in early American colonial furniture `chest' and `coffer' are, according to some authorities, interchangeable.2 Co/re is the archaic French equivalent, cofre fort meaning a safe. In German and Dutch the word koffer means a box or chest or travelling trunk, the Scandinavian variants being: koffert (Swedish) and kufert (Norwegian and Danish). Originally the word was derived from the Greek name for basket. Its connection with a receptacle is ancient, and this is important because coffering is an architectural term for the repetition of square sunk panels in a ceiling.3 It is, perhaps; reasonable to assume that the coffering method of ceiling construction should have derived its name from chests which are panelled. The most primitive form of chest is a large block of wood, hollowed out. Early chests in early American colonial furniture are slabbed, not panelled, the fronts, backs and sides each being made from single pieces of wood, framed into corner posts. The structural work on such chests is simple, and the elementary strength of the method employed is frequently supplemented by iron banding on the exterior.' If chests made in this way are described as `coffers', ceilings with sunk, square panels should be called 'chested'. By strictly interpreting an architectural term we should describe panelled chests as coffers; but it is sometimes suggested that the term `coffer' is applicable only to chests that were really timber safes or strong-boxes for the storing of treasure. Upon this interpretation of the term, now so widely accepted that it is more convenient to adopt it, we should 'only describe as coffers those chests built for strength and security by pre-Tudor woodworkers.
The cassone was an Italian elaboration of the chest, a shapely and ornate receptacle that was never made in England. Until the end of the fourteenth century English chests were of the simplest kind, occasionally embellished with a little chip carving-geometric roundels that had about them something faintly Saracenic, as if some fluttering and feeble echo of the taste of returning crusaders had been caught and perpetuated by the carver. Only when carved ornament grew bolder did its affinities with contemporary Gothic work become so pronounced that the front of a late fifteenth- or early American colonial furniture sixteenth-century chest often resembled a series of blind church windows; tracery with the voids narrowed and reduced, completely masking the surface. Presently this carved tracery was pierced in the panelled fronts and doors of cupboards.
The function of receptacles sometimes influenced the form of ornament that was carved upon them. The linenfold device was an attempt to illustrate the folded fabrics within the chest or cupboard. The resulting pattern was so pleasing in its form, so subtle in the surface variation it afforded, that it was adopted for the embellishment not only of the fronts of chests and cupboards, but for the walls of rooms whenever they were panelled. The vine leaf motif, flowing and boldly decorative, was occasionally used, but in spite of such experiments with independent ornamental forms, the embellishment of early Tudor and early American colonial furniture furniture never wholly lost its affinity with church woodwork.
During the sixteenth century, chests and stools which had hitherto provided the seats in most dwellings were supplemented by chairs. There had been chairs before this time, but they were in the nature of state chairs, rare and lordly things that seldom strained beneath the weight of a commoner. Generally these chairs were squat, throne-like boxes with rigid arms and high, straight backs. They were chairs that looked as though they had been designed to carry enormous weights. The enclosed front below the seat, the solid sides and the vertical back were usually filled with ornamental lines of tracery carved upon the panelled oak. At the upper corners of the back there would be finials, carved like spires (as in the Coronation Chair at Westminster Abbey), or else terminating in little castellated platforms to accommodate selections from the fauna of heraldry. The X-shaped chair which consisted of a frame of wood with a fabric seat and back represented exactly the same principle of construction as some of the modern chairs made of tubular steel., There is a fourteenth-century X-shaped chair in the vestry of York Minster. Even in Tudor days these X-shaped chairs were rare. They might be found in the palace of a nobleman or some rich ecclesiastic like Cardinal Wolsey. In the early sixteenth century they were the elegant and comfortable representatives of the Italianate fashions that were soon to invade England. They no more represented the English craftsman's idea of chair-making than the classic facade of some composition by Baldassare Peruzzi or Giacomo Barozzi represented an English mason's idea of church-building.
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This text identifies, examines, and illustrates fundamental concepts in computer system design that are common across operating systems, networks, database systems, distributed systems, programming languages, software engineering, security, fault tolerance, and architecture. Through carefully analyzed case studies from each of these disciplines, it demonstrates how to apply these concepts to tackle practical system design problems.
To support the focus on design, the text identifies and explains abstractions that have proven successful in practice such as, remote procedure call, client/service organization, file systems, data integrity, consistency, and authenticated messages. Most computer systems are built using a handful of such abstractions. The text describes how these abstractions are implemented, demonstrates how they are used in different systems, and prepares the reader to apply them in future designs.
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1.1 Systems and Complexity
1.2 Sources of Complexity
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CHAPTER 2 Elements of Computer System Organization
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WPIAL roadblock awaits Prep, McDowell
Now for the WPIAL test.
It's almost an annual challenge for District 10 football champions. If they want to win a state title, they have to beat a WPIAL champion along the way.
For two D-10 schools, that test arrives this weekend.
Cathedral Prep will face West Allegheny tonight in a PIAA Class AAA quarterfinal, and McDowell will meet Pittsburgh Central Catholic Saturday afternoon in a Class AAAA quarterfinal.
As usual, it's a large roadblock for both D-10 teams. As area high school sports fans know, the WPIAL -- also known as District 7 -- is the power district to the south. For WPIAL football teams to emerge as champions, they must work their way through a rugged 16-team playoff field after a grueling regular season.
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Don't expect a letdown from either West Allegheny or Central Catholic.
West Allegheny just earned its second consecutive WPIAL title. The Indians have bitter memories from last year's 27-13 playoff loss to Prep, when the Ramblers outscored them 21-3 in the second half. Prep went on to finish 15-0 and win the state title.
West Allegheny linebacker Armand Dellovade talked about how hungry the Indians are for revenge.
"I can't wait to face them again," Dellovade said. "I want to completely shut them out, too."
That will be a tough task. Prep has a 27-game winning streak and possesses a high-scoring spread offense led by quarterback Billy Fessler and a handful of talented receivers. In their past four games, the Ramblers have scored 70, 62, 70 and 63 points respectively. In each game, Prep took out its starters early in the game and ran the ball most of the second half to keep its score down.
West Allegheny is likely to have the best defense Prep has faced all year. The Indians are physical and disciplined, and they beat a Central Valley team with exceptional athletes in the WPIAL title game.
Prep knows that this will be a big challenge for its high-flying offense.
"We know it's going to get tougher down the road, and we want it to get tougher," Prep running back Jake DeHart said after the Ramblers beat Oil City 70-26 in the D-10 semifinals.
It's about to get tough when Prep and West Allegheny kick off tonight at 7 at North Allegheny High School.
McDowell, meanwhile, has had a year almost identical to its 2012 season. The Trojans just hope this season ends in a decidedly different fashion.
Last year, McDowell faced a brutal schedule that included four Ohio powerhouses, along with its annual showdown with archrival Prep. After starting 2-5 in 2012, the Trojans went on a five-game winning streak before losing to North Allegheny 56-6 in the PIAA quarterfinals.
McDowell started 2-5 this season and again has reeled off five straight wins. And once again, the Trojans will face an unbeaten WPIAL powerhouse in the quarterfinals.
Central Catholic (13-0) isn't a good candidate for a letdown simply because the Vikings are a superb team. They have rolled through the WPIAL schedule and are ranked No. 1 in the state. It will take a near-perfect effort from McDowell to stay close, much less win the game, which will take place Saturday at 1 p.m. at Veterans Stadium.
McDowell, of course, is used to facing powerhouses on its loaded schedule.
"It's just a meat grinder. It's good to be through that and healthy. It really prepared us well for where we are right now," McDowell coach Mark Soboleski said last week of his team's schedule. "I don't think anyone is going to shock us with their size based on what we saw against St. Ignatius and St. Ed's, and I don't think anyone is going to shock us with their athletes after what we saw against Cathedral Prep and Mentor."
Soboleski knows that Central Catholic will have a potent combination of size and athleticism. The Trojans must hope that their schedule has prepared them well for the powerful Vikings.
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Notre belle, maison historique de la reine Anne a été construite en 1880 dans le prestigieux Mansion Hill Quartier de Newport. Inscrite sur le registre national des lieux historiques, Taylor Garden possède tout le charme d'hier, mélangé avec le confort moderne d'aujourd'hui. Situé en face de la rivière du centre-ville de Cincinnati, vous serez choyés dans le style avec un divin petit déjeuner anglais, des collations et des boissons illimitées (BYOB), et toutes les commodités que vous attendez d'un haut de gamme B & B. "Extras" comprennent massage dans la chambre avec un thérapeute agréé, TRIDES boa privés sur la rivière Ohio, Afternoon Tea, et bien plus encore! Visitez notre site Web pour plus d'informations!
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You have NOT experienced true value at a Bed and Breakfast until you stay here during the Christmas Season!. We were taken back by all the luxurious scents, amenities and warm decorations that celebrated our Winter Wedding Night!. So glad to be able to bring our precious family dog with us too!. Do yourself a favor and stay here when you are in the Cincinnati area. The BEST we've ever experienced!
5 sur avril 03, 2014
My wife and I went back in August and it was amazing. It is so close to downtown Newport and a quick walk across the bridge is the Reds game. Jim and Jan were awesome and very friendly to us. They told us all about the history of the home and the family and treated us to an amazing breakfast (it ends with ice cream)!! The handmade bath soaps were great and we would highly recommend this B&B!!
5 sur mars 08, 2014
Jan and Jim went out of their way to make my daughter's birthday weekend an experience she will never forget. Their personal touches and kind hospitality were a real treat. We felt like we had stepped back in time with the tasteful decor and delicious breakfast. Taylor Gate is an easy walk to Newport on the Levee, the Purple People Bridge, and a great location for anyone who enjoys sketching and historic architecture. I highly recommend!
5 sur décembre 30, 2013
My husband and I stayed with Jim and Jan just before Christmas. The ambiance of the house with the Christmas decor and the piano player (cd in the piano) made for such a romantic atmosphere. The hosts are so warm and hospitable and provide an array of snacks (cheese, crackers, fruit, wine, chocolates, cookies, etc. . .) in addition to the delicious gourmet breakfast. The bed was very comfortable and the room is elegant. You won't regret staying at Taylor Garden and will probably return for a second trip.
5 sur décembre 06, 2013
I live about 30 miles outside of Cincinnati but stayed at Taylor Gardens to accommodate a late evening event downtown. Rushing in to change before the event I was met with a cup of hot tea and sweets to fortify me for the evening ahead. Soft music and hospitality allowed me to relax during my rush to go from work mode to dinner mode. Jim even fixed a necklace that I broke during my rush to get ready. Then brought shoes to me to save my poor feet from the 4'" heels I thought I could handle!! Even though the location of the party was within walking distance - Jim offered to come and pick me up after the event - I declined his generosity to drive over to get me. Returning "home" from the event (after midnight) I was greeted by Jan who had a lite refreshment and glass of wine waiting for me. Dispite the late hour they allowed me to put my feet up and gave me a chance to unwind. The next morning I was greeted by a wonderful English breakfast before I had to dash out to meet another weekend obligation. Jan tried to send me on my way with more food but I had to decline as I was so completely satisfied with the wonderful breakfast. What a wonderful place to stay. Jim & Jan are the best!!
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You couldn't ask for a better B&B. Beautiful and elegant old house, tastefully decorated with so much to look at. The room was as special as the rest of the house - large, very comfortable four-poster bed, fireplace if you're there in colder weather (we weren't), and little snacks everywhere to munch on - as if you'd be hungry after eating the breakfast they have in store for you! There's a quiet patio in back. Take the time to unwind there for awhile. Jan and Jim couldn't be better hosts. No need is unmet. Here's the best part - the house is located on a quiet, shady street. But it's only two blocks - an easy walk - from Newport on the Levee, with its shops, restaurants, movie theaters, and the Aquarium. And don't miss the Hofbrauhaus just around the corner only a block away. You don't need your car to get around. Stay here. You won't regret it. And you'll want to come back!
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It was a WONDERFUL place to stay !!
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Our stay was indescribably wonderful. Jan And Jim are perfect hosts, the rooms are a dream, and I felt like I was formally dining in Downton Abbey!!! Right across the river fron Cincinnati so it is a great location. The History of the home and the area was especially interesting as Jan is a direct descendant !!! A MUST stay.
5 sur juillet 02, 2013
We found this gem online as a weekend retreat for our anniversary and to attend a wedding. Jan and Jim were very welcoming, opened their home, knew all (or a lot) of history on the home and the general area, and made amazing breakfasts! We wished our stay could have been longer than the 2 night weekend! We will be back when we need time away and don't have the ability to travel far.
5 sur juin 24, 2013
Coming from England I wasn't sure what to expect from the American B/B experience but I can honestly say it exceeded all expectations. On entering the bedroom was like going back in time to eras of past English stately homes. After settling in we were offered drinks with cheese and biscuits in the lounge accompanied by piano music. Having gone to Cincinatti to see a Reds game this was also an ideal location to walk to the game which my girlfriend and I did also loaded up with more cheese and biscuits supplied by Jan to see us through the game. Having enjoyed a very comfortable night in the four poster bed and refreshed in the whirlpool bath we appreciated the early morning warm muffins and juice Jan brought up to our room. Breakfast was wonderful, which included fresh fruit, egg souffle and French toast 5 star quality. I could elucidate for quite a while on just how good it was but I recommend you go there yourself to enjoy the hospitality and experince Jan and Jim have to offer at the Taylor Garden! Ian and Lindsay
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Members of Teamsters Local 577 met Friday at the Radisson Inn to hear details of a plan announced Thursday to reinstate workers who walked out of IBP Inc. during a September labor dispute.
IBP Inc. and the Teamsters announced a plan Thursday to reinstate workers on an as-needed, case-by-case basis while maintaining some elements of their seniority
IBP also said it would drop a lawsuit filed against some of the workers, which resulted in a temporary restraining order against them. IBP filed a motion to drop the suit Friday morning.
The Radisson meeting was open only to Teamsters members. The meeting began at 11 a.m. after about 400 employees signed in.
Jose Vazquez, a walkout leader, said he doesn't know what the next move will be for the employee group.
"I think people who want to go back to work should be allowed to," he said. "If people want to return to work under the current agreement, that's up to them."
He said he has not seen a copy of the agreement because he was told it was only for reinstated workers.
Vazquez, who has eight years experience, said he plans to ask for reinstatement.
Maria Ramirez, who worked for IBP more than three years, is displeased with terms of the agreement.
"They're going to basically hire whoever they want," she said.
Ramirez also denied that the Teamsters helped the workers and said employees are dissatisfied with the agreement.
"The union is saying they did 110 percent for us, but they didn't do nothing," she said.
Ramirez said she doesn't know whether she will reapply for her job in the slaughter department.
Rusty Stepp, president of Teamsters Local 577, said the morning meeting was conducted to explain the agreement.
"This is their opportunity if they want to go back to do so," Stepp said, "If they want to, it's their choice."
Two more meetings are planned for employees who did not walk out.
Employees who did not join the walkout are unaffected by the agreement, he said.
Stepp said the walkout workers engaged in an illegal strike, were subject to being discharged and were discharged.
"For various reasons, the company has agreed to look at people on a case-by-case basis," he said.
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Languages: Mandarin Chinese 12.44%, Spanish 4.85%, English 4.83%, Arabic 3.25%, Hindi 2.68%, Bengali 2.66%, Portuguese 2.62%, Russian 2.12%, Japanese 1.8%, Standard German 1.33%, Javanese 1.25% (2009 est.)
note 1: percents are for "first language" speakers only; the six UN languages - Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), English, French, Russian, and Spanish (Castilian) - are the mother tongue or second language of about half of the world's population, and are the official languages in more than half the states in the world; some 150 to 200 languages have more than a million speakers
note 2: all told, there are an estimated 7,100 languages spoken in the world; aproximately 80% of these languages are spoken by less than 100,000 people; about 50 languages are spoken by only 1 person; communities that are isolated from each other in mountainous regions often develop multiple languages; Papua New Guinea, for example, boasts about 836 separate languages
note 3: approximately 2,300 languages are spoken in Asia, 2,150, in Africa, 1,300 in the Pacific, 1,060 in the Americas, and 280 in Europe
Definition: This entry provides a rank ordering of languages starting with the largest and sometimes includes the percent of total population speaking that language.
Source: CIA World Factbook - This page was last updated on June 30, 2015


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Heading Out West! Day and Night Tour 2016
Sept.13 Cincinnati, OH (Launch Party) @Northside Tavern w/Mad Anthony
Sept.14 Indianapolis, IN, Melody Inn w/With Our Arms to the Sun
Sept.16 Columbia, MO, Cafe Berlin w/New Tongues
Sept.17 Kansas City, MO, miniBar
Sept.18 Denver, CO, 3 Kings Tavern w/Hydraform
Sept.22 Las Vegas, NV, Double Down Saloon
Sept.23 Joshua Tree, CA, Taylor Junction w/Megan Hutch
Sept.24 Lake Tahoe, CA, Whiskey Dick's Saloon
Sept.25 San Francisco, CA, Hotel Utah w/Future Twin & 1988
Sept.27 Medford, OR, Johnny B's w/Snailmate
Sept.28 Eugene, OR, Old Nick's Pub w/The Fabulous Wendy & Glass Cat
Sept.29 Portland, OR, Waypost w/The Hugs & Poison Beaches
Sept.30 Seattle, WA, Funhouse w/Piston Ready & KLAW
Oct. 21 Cincinnati, OH (VINYL RELEASE) @Woodward
Art Chantry designs our record cover "Scalp or Be Scalped!"
So stoked to work with Art Chantry on our first record, Scalp or Be Scalped - check out the amazing artwork!
Day and Night Tour Announced!
Check it out - We're announcing our "Day and Night Tour" across America!
Sept. 9 Northside Yacht Club w/Able Projects w/Buffalo Killers & Ampline
Sept.10 Westside Art Showcase
Sept.13 Cincinnati, OH, Day and Night Tour Launch, MOTR
Sept.14 Indianapolis, IN, Melody Inn w/With Our Arms to the Sun
Sept.16 Columbia, MO, Cafe Berlin w/New Tongues
Sept.18 Denver, CO, 3 Kings Tavern w/Hydrform
Sept.22 Las Vegas, NV, Double Door Saloon
Sept.25 San Francisco, CA, Hotel Utah w/Future Twin & 1988
Sept.27 Medford, OR, Johnny B's w/Snailmate
Sept.28 Eugene, OR, Old Nick's Pub w/The Fabulous Wendy & Glass Cat
Sept.29 Portland, OR, Waypost w/The Hugs & Poison Beaches
Sept.30 Seattle, WA, Funhouse w/Piston Ready & KLAW
Oct. 21 Cincinnati, OH (Blood Red Vinyl Release on), Woodwar Theater w/Dinge
Heading to the West Coast!
We're planning our first trip to the West Coast -- Sept 14 - Sept 30!
So stoked to be working on this -- more details soon!
Detroit & Columbus 45 Split 7" Release
Friday @8pm in Columbus, Ohio at Big Room Bar with
Old City, Fort Shame and Wolfman and the Airship Captain
Saturday @9pm in Detroit, MI at The Old Miami with
JET BLACK BLONDE, Yum and Blackdog
Thanks @CityBeat
• Two of the city's finest Indie Rock bands, Old City and Ohio Knife, have teamed up for a new split 7-inch vinyl single, the third release from the label branch of We Have Become Vikings (the creative art and design company founded by Ohio Knife's Jason Snell). The single — featuring Old City's "Stubborn Sidewalks" and Ohio Knife's "You Are the Thread" — will be available on random colors of vinyl Saturday when both bands play a release party at MOTR Pub (1345 Main St., Over-the-Rhine, motrpub.com). The free show kicks off at 10 p.m. with Indianapolis' Hero Jr.
More Info HERE
Tonight! Split 7", 45 Vinyl Record w/Old City
WHBV-003 - OK split 7" with Old City
Take a listen before you can buy this November!
Our Neighborhood -- Get it at CD Baby!
New Video off of "Our Neighborhood" EP BLEED YOU
Drink with the band and drink around Northside, Cincinnati, Ohio!
December 23rd, Northside Tavern - Moerlein Ohio Knife Amber Ale Tapping
Join Us! https://www.facebook.com/events/726149930803660/
CityBeat Spill It 11.26.14
Riding Easy Records!
Moerlein teams up with Ohio Knife for special brew
Moerlein + Ohio Knife Signature Brew
Nov 20, 2014, 12:55pm EST
Christian Moerlein and Ohio Knife are teaming up on a signature beer.
Reporter-Cincinnati Business Courier
Christian Moerlein Brewing Co. is teaming up with Cincinnati band Ohio Knife for a limited edition beer that will be released on Nov. 26.
Ohio Knife Amber Ale will be released at a concert at the reopened Woodward Theater on Nov. 26 featuring Ohio Knife and fellow Cincinnati band Electric Citizen.
It's not the first time a brewery has collaborated with an artist on a signature brew – Iron Maiden, AC/DC and KISS have all done it – but this goes beyond slapping a band's logo on a beer bottle.
The beer is being released in tandem with a new EP from Ohio Knife, which describes itself as a "punch you in the gut, unforgiving, rock n' roll band." Christian Moerlein brewer Greg Wilson is friends with Ohio Knife guitarist and vocalist Jason Snell and they used to play music together. He said he previewed the album while brewing the beer.
"I'm a big fan personally of American amber ales, they're balanced and structured and have a bit of a backbone. The album had dark tones, so from a conceptual level, something like a pilsner wouldn't work," Wilson told me. "I also added a pretty hefty amount of American hops for an angular perception of some of the music I heard off the album."
Snell told me that the idea of pairing a signature beer with an album release was a no-brainer.
"What's a better combination than rock and roll and a beer?" he said. "Whether you're listening to a record or writing music or going to a show, there's a common thread of beer."
Snell is very familiar with Christian Moerlein and the local brewing scene. He is the founder of creative agency We Have Become Vikings, worked on the Cincinnati Strongman mural in Over-the-Rhine and collaborated with Moerlein on its Strongman Porter.
He wants the beer and EP release show to be an event. We Have Become Vikings and four local print shops – BLDG, Cryptogram Ink, Southpaw Prints and Powerhouse Factories – are all designing huge posters for the event, each of which will include a download for a song from the album.
"The music industry in general, no one's buying records anymore. It's the Internet now. It's a lot of pay to play," Snell said. "You throw it against the wall and maybe people will listen to it, maybe. My philosophy has been to do interesting projects and see what comes of it."
The beer will be a very limited release and only on draft. Moerlein is brewing only 11 barrels, or about 20 kegs, Wilson said. Ohio Knife Amber Ale will be available at Moerlein's Lager House, as well as bars and restaurants through Over-the-Rhine, Northside and Northern Kentucky. Those will include Seante, the Northside Tavern, the Comet, Mayday, MOTR and the Drinkery.
CityBeat Spill-It / Ohio Knife Gets Its Own Brew
Cincinnati rockers Ohio Knife are known for the creativity they bring to their endeavors, not only musically, but also in their presentation.
This Wednesday, the band is releasing a great four-song EP (Our Neighborhood) in conjunction with four limited-edition posters created by area print shops BLDG, Cryptogram, Powerhouse and Southpaw/We Have Become Vikings. Each hand-numbered poster comes with access to one of the EP's songs; collect all four pieces and you'll have the complete EP.
Cool in itself, right? Adding an extra twist, the band will also be unveiling its very own beer, Ohio Knife Amber Ale, a collaboration with local brewer Christian Moerlein. The band worked with former bandmate (in the group Readymade) and Moerlein head brewer Gregg Wilson to create the brew.
In the press release for the unique release party, the band writes, "We decided on a American-style amber ale that is massively hopped with an experimental variety of amarillo, and citra. This beer is a liquid embodiment of a winding journey that a group of friends started on as a small college art-rock band and now has grown into a vision and we hope you enjoy this as much as we have enjoyed creating it."
As if all of this wasn't enough, Wednesday's release event is one of the first shows at the newly opened Woodward Theater (1404 Main St., Over-the-Rhine, facebook.com/thewoodwardtheater) and powerhouse local rockers Electric Citizen, who have been busy touring their asses off and building an ever-growing fanbase across the country, are also performing. Showtime is 9:30 p.m. and admission is $7. (ohio-knife.com)
Great Review of "Our Neighborhoods" by Jim Nolan at WVXU 91.7
Thanks WVXU and Jim, really appreciate the kind words!
Ohio Knife always gives you more than you expect, yet you still want seconds. If there is a real-life personification of the "this one goes to eleven" mentality, you can find it in this Cincinnati band made up of Scotty Wood [bass], Andrew Higley [keyboards],Joe Suer [drums] and Jason Snell [guitar, vocals].
Everything about Ohio Knife is big, bold, loud and full of serious in-your-face attitude. The same can be said for everything about their latest release Our Neighborhood.
The band recorded this album at Dayton, KY's The Lodge with a mission to take their larger-than-life attitude from the stage to the studio. But when the recording, mixing and mastering was done, they decided that no typical album release party would suffice. In order to do justice to Our Neighborhood, they had to do it bolder, louder and bigger than ever before.
Few things in the world go better with rock-n-roll than beer, so Ohio Knife joined forces with Gregg Wilson, head brewer at Christian Moerlein Brewing Company, to craft a special, super-hopped beer named -- what else -- Ohio Knife Amber Ale.
When asked about this part of the project, Snell commented:
The intrinsic connection between beer and music can be seen in any venue across the country. The idea of fusing music, art and beer in a collaborative effort has been in the making for over a decade[...] The discussion of "Rock N'Roll & Beer" came through in a true collaboration - a labor of music, art and beer.
The celebration of Our Neighborhood also coincides with the release of 4 limited-edition, hand-numbered posters printed by four local companies known for their bold sense of design: BLDG, Cryptogram, Powerhouse Factories and a collaboration between Southpaw Prints and Snell's own We Have Become Vikings.
From the high-octane rock of "Low Road" to the bluesy grunge of "I Wish I Knew," Our Neighborhood has the power and presence that has made Ohio Knife one of Cincinnati's premier live performers and earned them a CEA nomination fromCityBeat last year (an award won by Electric Citizen).
In choosing a favorite this week from this 4-song collection, I was truly torn between "Bleed You" and "Hold Your Tongue" - tracks that both contain a lovely hybrid of "God of Thunder" power-pulse and "Outshined" crunchiness. Scotty Wood's bass line on "Hold Your Tongue" goes straight for the gut and rocks your brains out.
However, "Bleed You" won me over because of two key components: one, there are some exceptionally lovely backing vocals performed by Beth Harris and Maria Seda-Reeder that give this track a richer depth and broader range. And two, there is a shining moment in the song, about 3 minutes in, where Andrew Higley's keys take over. It is a sublime and tasty moment that will simply make your toes curl.
The cherry-on-top of this musical feast is that the band will celebrate the release of Our Neighborhood at the newly-reincarnated and beautifully historic Woodward Theater (1404 Main Street, Cincinnati) on Thanksgiving Eve - Wednesday, November 26. Joining in the festivities will be Electric Citizen who have been touring all-over and working on their new album for Riding Easy Records.
Every bar and club in town will be working extra-hard to draw a crowd on this, the 'biggest bar night of the year,' but if you have a passion for great, live local music in a nearly perfect setting, you owe it to yourself to head downtown to The Woodward and give thanks for some super high-energy rock & roll.
Thanksgiving Eve!
Thanksgiving Eve 2014 -- OHIO KNIFE AMBER ALE from MOERLEIN!
Please join us Thanksgiving Eve, November 26th, at the newly renovatedThe Woodward Theater. Ohio Knife will release its very own beer in collaboration with Christian Moerlein Brewing Co., and we couldn't be more thrilled! We are proud to celebrate the reopening of the historic Woodward Theater with our good friends, Electric Citizen — one of the hottest bands of 2014!
Electric Citizen
Formed just over a year ago by guitarist Ross Dolan, vocalist Laura Dolan, Nick Vogelpohl (bass) and Nate Wagner (drums) Electric Citizen have had a busy year turning heads and ears onto their dark and esoteric style of haunting and unhallowed '60s West Coast rock, and decidedly British-influenced heavy psychedelia.
Ohio Knife
Ohio Knife is a punch you in the gut, unforgiving, rock n' roll band hailing from the great midwestern city of Cincinnati, USA. Utilizing off-the-beaten-path tunings, Ohio Knife's Jason Snell brings raspy, two-toned vocals and spooky, soulful, trashy guitars while Joe Suer drops an ass-load of low-end drums, Scotty Wood provides the thumping low-end bass, and Andrew Higley, delivers all the booming fuzzed-out organ you could ever wish for in rock.
Christian Moerlein Brewing Co.
Cincinnati's award winning craft brewery. Celebrating the brewing traditions of founder Christian Moerlein, a German immigrant to Cincinnati since 1853.
Woodward Theater
Celebrating the 100th year of Over The Rhine's Woodward Theater by bringing her back to life as a live music venue and events hall!
We're Releasing a Beer - MOERLEIN OHIO KNIFE AMBER ALE!
Its happening Thanksgiving Eve 2014 at the brand new Woodward Theatre with the rock hard rippers Electric Citizen! More info coming soon!


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I sold my shares. I bought into this company because 1) it has good reputation in China's pork industry; 2)its products cover many big cities, such as Shanghai and Tianjin; 3) pork is one of the few industries that have been benefiting from China's recent episode of high inflation; 4) strong Chinese currency against US dollar helps preserve dollar purchasing power... However, I still sold my shares sadly today when the market was open. I was very disappointed by the management's weak response to the anonymous article posted on China Economic Review (a news source owned by foreigners). I attended the entire conference call. Here are few important moments I would like to share with you and that led me to make the sad decision. There was an guy from California, asking the management whether they contacted China Economic Review to ask them to take off the article and whether they would consider pursuing any legal action against China Economic Review considering that the contents in the article were fake as claimed by the company's management team. The answers provided by the management are ambiguous and completely unacceptable from an investor's point of view. There was another guy asking what made the management to decide to repurchase shares worth $10 million, which is a tiny amount compared to the cash the company has plus huge line of credit the company has access to. He further asked whether the management thought the current large amount of CAPEX is a better investment than repurchasing the shares at the current price (around $10). This guy from the company (his surname is Wang or something) gave an affirmative answer. I dare to say that Mr. Wang did not really understand the nature of this question, or he truly thought the company was substantially undervalued. This may be a good company, but operated by a bunch of idiots. I feel no reasons to hold the firm's shares any longer given the enormous uncertainty circling around the firm's business: 1) Chinese government is taking rigorous action to suppress pork price, which contributed about 25% of the current round of high inflation; 2) food safety is a like poison, to which no company is immune; 3) adverse selection, a term I learned from the economics textbook and understood vividly via investing in HOGS; 4) possible accounting manipulation (I am saying that the company is clean, most probably not), and it negative consequence on the firm's stock price in the future; 5) poor management team, and terrible skill at handling PR emergency. I admire those of you who are still holding the company's stock. I wish you all best luck.
Your gloom caused you to miss some indicators. At the end of the piece, the lead, Wong I believe, was asked about action against CER, and he advised the company was considering legal action for slander.There's no question in my mind that there is some puffery in the statement of current business, an action to show the processing of many more hogs, some of which were unacceptable to Zhong as food material was alluded to, hence the higher throughput of carcasses and lower quantity of meat getting to market.The fact remains, this is a NASDAQ stock which is built on promise, not delivery yet, it shouldn't be evaluated like a bank stock.
Do you have any more shares to sale? I need to get more. Thanks.
I bought your shares. Thanks!
I see your point but thought I'd mention, I am an American businessman who has traveled to China about 25 times over the past 5 years, and visited probably 100 industrial companies. What I frequently see are poorly managed enterprises that make a lot of money. They lack organization, quality control, even focus or a sense of strategy. However, they get orders and they make stuff and they reinvest. I've seen many companies double, triple, quadruple in size in just a couple of years. A good Chinese businessman doesn't need firm rules or governance to succeed. He needs a drive to grow his business.
You probably are right, but no company can prosper forever with poor management and/or corporate governance. It cannot be run like a family business forever. I guess it is a risk-return tradeoff. For now, I think the risk involved in this investment outweighted its return.


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Victor Martinez is officially off the free agent market as the Detroit Tigers signed him to a four year $50 million contract, and Detroit is sure to benefit from the offensive strength he brings to the team.
But is this catcher's batting power worth $50 million when his defense behind the plate leaves quite a bit to be desired?
And could his age pose problems for the Tigers?
Some would say that Victor Martinez is being paid far too much, but he isn't the first player in the MLB to sign a contract larger than his actual talent.
Here is a list of the 10 Most Overpaid MLB Stars of the Last Decade.


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'A legal secretary who stole nearly £79,000 from vulnerable clients and spent it on shopping sprees has been jailed for two and a half years.'
BBC News, 28th January 2016
Source: www.bbc.co.uk
'A legal secretary who stole nearly £79,000 from vulnerable clients and spent it on shopping sprees has been jailed for two and a half years.'
BBC News, 28th January 2016
Source: www.bbc.co.uk
'A man who faked being in a coma for two years to avoid a fraud trial has been jailed along with his wife for trying to con the courts.'
BBC News, 2nd October 2015
Source: www.bbc.co.uk
'To set aside a judgment on the grounds of fraud, is it necessary to show that the evidence of fraud was unavailable at the trial and could not have been obtained with reasonablediligence? In May 2015, two High Court Judges gave totally contradictory answers to this question. '
Radcliffe Chambers, 15th June 2015
Source: www.radcliffechambers.com
'A mental health nurse at Broadmoor hospital who sold stories about patients has been jailed for two years.'
BBC News, 27th June 2015
Source: www.bbc.co.uk
'A former Guildford Borough Councillor has been sentenced to 14 months imprisonment, suspended for two years, after pleading guilty to forging her qualifications and claiming to be a qualified barrister.'
Crown Prosecution Service, 15th June 2015
Source: www.cps.gov.uk
'A head teacher who tried to defraud her school of £30,000 to help a builder working on her house has been jailed for a year.'
BBC News, 30th April 2015
Source: www.bbc.co.uk
Swift 1st Ltd v Chief Land Registrar [2015] EWCA Civ 330; [2015] WLR (D) 167
'The proprietor of a registered charge which turned out to have been a forged disposition was entitled to payment by way of indemnity under Schedule 8 to the Land Registration Act 2002 in circumstances where the registered proprietor and rightful owner of the property was in actual occupation at the date of the disposition.'
WLR Daily, 1st April 2015
Source: www.iclr.co.uk
Specialist Printing Equipment and Materials (Offences) Act 2015 published
Source: www.legislation.gov.uk
'Six employees at a back-to-work recruitment company have been jailed for a fraud that saw them falsely claim almost £300,000.'
BBC News, 31st March 2015
Source: www.bbc.co.uk
'A slaughterhouse boss has become the first person to be sentenced in connection with the horsemeat scandal that rocked British supermarkets in 2013.'
The Guardian, 23rd March 2015
Source: www.guardian.co.uk
'Judge brands £1.1 million fraud a 'scandal' after it is revealed Michael Redhead sold 400,000 packs of a cheaper oriental perch to Iceland.'
Daily Telegraph, 30th January 2015
Source: www.telegraph.co.uk
'The Court of Appeal has criticised in the strongest language the behaviour of an official at the Bar Standards Board (BSB) responsible for "subverting the rules" on disclosure.'
Legal Futures, 21st January 2015
Source: www.legalfutures.co.uk
'Former soldier Jeremy Jones and his wife Sally Anne Jones are given 12 months in prison after claiming their son had been blinded in one eye falling off his bike.'
Daily Telegraph, 5th December 2014
Source: www.telegraph.co.uk
'Court hears how Charmaine Wilson tricked Liam Griffiths into believing drunken one-night stand led to the birth of a baby boy'
Daily Telegraph, 1st December 2014
Source: www.telegraph.co.uk
'A fraudster who allegedly pretended to be a quadriplegic and in a coma for two years to evade justice has been jailed for four and a half years.'
BBC News, 7th November 2014
Source: www.bbc.co.uk
'Lura Pacheco, 34, was fined £500 and sentenced to 100 hours' community service after first prosecution for 'education tourism'.'
Daily Telegraph, 22nd September 2014
Source: www.telegraph.co.uk
'Peter Howes forged the signature of his brother and mother, cashed in life insurance policies and siphoned off the proceeds of the sale of the £1m family home.'
Daily Telegraph, 9th September 2014
Source: www.telegraph.co.uk
PJ (Sri Lanka) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2014] EWCA Civ 1011; [2014] WLR (D) 329
'When local lawyers obtained relevant documents from a domestic court in relation to an asylum claim and thereafter transmitted them directly to lawyers in the United Kingdom, there was no basis in domestic or European Court of Human Rights jurisprudence for the general approach that there was a rebuttable presumption that documents so obtained were reliable, with the presumption capable of being displaced by evidence or submissions from the Home Secretary. Rather the jurisprudence did no more than indicate that the circumstances of particular cases might exceptionally necessitate an element of investigation by the national authorities in order to provide effective protection against mistreatment, although such a step would frequently not be feasible or it might be unjustified or disproportionate.'
WLR Daily, 18th July 2014
Source: www.iclr.co.uk


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FSU Versus Syracuse Amid Winston Controversy
Earlier this morning on SportstalkFlorida Mornings, Eric Lopez talked to Orlando Sentinel's?Brendan Sonnone to preview the Noles versus the Orange.
Why you should listen :?Sonnone updates us on the latest in the Winston saga and how it's been affecting the team this week. Then Lopez and Sonnone jump onto the field and discuss the ACC game being played Saturday between FSU and Syracuse.
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