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Variety is the spice of life.I've come to enjoy a really, really big spice cabinet.A reminder of that showed up in my inbox recently with a newsletter announcing some of the menu items for the 2013 Epcot International Food & Wine Festival at Disney World.We stumbled upon that event three years ago when Sherill and I went to Disney World with my sister and her daughter.It wasn't even on our radar, but the banners and everything else inside the front gate at Epcot announced it quite clearly. The whole event turned into one of our best finds ever. We went from country to country around World Showcase at Epcot and sampled small portions of a wide variety of food from each nation. It was a great way to get a small sample of a wide variety without waiting in line forever.
A mental note was made to return at some point.That not only happened -- it kind of became an addiction.In fact, when we were at Disney World with our parents in February, we noticed some signs for the upcoming Flower & Garden Festival at Epcot in April and May.The new addition to this year's festival was food booths similar to those at Food & Wine Festival.It looked like a genius move to me. Not that the flowers and everything weren't totally doing it for me…
I was at the weekly hay auction in Fort Atkinson one Wednesday in early April.It was a day or two after the column about our parental Florida adventure was posted. One of my friends and frequent consignors, Paul, looked at me when I walked up and asked, "What are you doing here?I figured you'd be at Disney World!"
Uh, well, I sheepishly admitted, we leave on Saturday, as a matter of fact.
Paul turned to Billy, who trucks a lot of my hay and has been in a story or two over the years, and they both started to laugh.Then they began piling on about what they felt was an excessive amount of vacation time on my part.I mentioned the fact that the columns have to come from somewhere.That's when Paul realized that the vacations end up generating revenue for me."He's getting paid to go to Disney World, Billy!"
Well, there is that.
Our adventure at Flower & Garden Festival included several new things for us.To break up the old routine, we stayed at a different location.Our previous favorite had a combination of limited availability and a new price increase.We decided to go with another outlet. It was a condo in part of the establishment where we had done a time-share visit/torture session the previous year.We ended up being quite impressed with the place. It may be our new favorite.
After a long winter in the Midwest, some sun in Florida is never a bad idea.Toss in the lovely greenery and floral background of the festival and it gets a whole lot easier to take.The food was a bit of a plus, but not nearly to the extent that it is during Food & Wine Festival.Even so, we did discover a couple of new favorites.Shrimp has always been one of my favorites.A booth called Florida Local has had some Shrimp Ceviche with Zellwood Sweet Corn at Food & Wine Festival (FWF) that is outstanding, in my opinion.They had it at Flower & Garden Festival, so I was reasonably content in short order.We also stopped by The American Experience Smokehouse for a pulled pork slider with coleslaw and some exceptional chocolate cake.
Like we did at so many places, we left saying, "What a country!" in our best Yakov Smirnov voice.
Another stop took us to Animal Kingdom one day.We did the safari tour to see all of the animals of Africa in their pseudo-natural surroundings.After that, it was time to eat.We decided to experiment and try the African buffet at Tusker House. Nothing really stood out as an African food when we thought about what we might end up eating, but the buffet did not disappoint.Unfortunately, the lighting inside isn't the greatest, so the photos of the menu didn't turn out clear enough to read.Just take my word that a trip to Tusker House for the buffet should be on your must-do list!Add in some photo time with Mickey and it's even better.
There were still other options out there.On a whim a couple years ago, I walked up to the front desk at Le Cellier, the Canadian steakhouse at Epcot.Sherill had decided to spend the day at the pool back at the condo, so I was flying solo.Reservations are hard to come by at Le Cellier, I'd heard, but this was mid-afternoon, and I was a party of one, so why not give it a shot?
They got me in within two or three minutes and I enjoyed some of the best filet mignon, pretzel bread and cheddar cheese soup I've ever had. We now make a point of going to Le Cellier whenever we can.
Our server at Le Cellier on our last visit was a very friendly young lady.We will call her Andrea.She was quite chatty.The place wasn't terribly packed in the middle of the afternoon, so that may have given Andrea more opportunity to stop and visit with her customers.We learned a lot about the Disney program for foreign students.We also learned a lot about what actual employees at Disney (they call them cast members) like to do at the park.Inside information is usually the best.
Our Canadian new best friend did not disappoint. She had a couple of recommendations for us once we had mentioned where we had already been. The one that seemed to stand out, though, was not even on our radar.It was a restaurant in The Grand Floridian Hotel near The Magic Kingdom.
Sherill and I had seen The Grand Floridian a few times as we went by on the monorail, but we had never stopped by to check it out. My hunch was that it was a bit spendy.A quick look at the website revealed rooms start at $540 per night, so my hunch seemed pretty good.There were a couple of restaurant options at The Grand Floridian, but we were on a mission to find one in particular, based on Andrea's glowing review Citricos.
Andrea had mentioned two items that caught our attention and steered us to Citricos.The first was raspberry air.It was a light and fluffy dessert concoction that Andrea said was one of her all-time favorites.The other one was lemon snow.That is another light and fluffy dessert item that is somewhere between cotton candy and slush.It's made with some process that involves Nitrogen so that it packs a great lemon flavor and sort of disappears into thin air once you get it into your mouth.Tremendous flavor with almost no substance.Sort of a home economics meets chemistry deal.It is one of the best inventions ever, I think.It has to rank right up there with Chocolate Vapor. (Copyright that.Guy No. 2 invented Chocolate Vapor using his A.I. tank and a Milky Way.It will probably make me the next Food Network Star!)
The ambiance in Citricos was quite relaxing.It was definitely an upscale place.The sound of a harp filled the room as we made our way to our table.A quick glance down the wine list clued me in on just how upscale this place was.The cheap stuff was $140 a bottle.Then there was the $1200 stuff, as well as the $1800 stuff.To round out the list, there was the $3000 stuff.Yep, I could either get a bottle of wine or a gooseneck trailer load of high-end, dairy-quality hay.Decisions, decisions!
My meal started off with a delightful number of the chef's creation.Not only did I not catch the name of it, but I also failed to take a photo.It included a slice of blood orange and a few other items neatly arranged in the center of the plate.When I told our server about my column and my desire to get photos of the food for it, she not only told me about the item, she went back to the kitchen and grabbed another one for me!Then she had the chef come out and chat with us.The chef loved my business card.(Thanks, Jill!)He was intrigued by both our high-quality beef cattle production involvement and our role in the production of raw honey.It is entirely possible that Buzz In A Bottle may be finding its way to the kitchen at Citricos at some point in the future. You can never have too many connections.
Every option at Citricos is an adventure.My first course was sautéed shrimp, which was outstanding.Sherill went with the cheese course trio. That one had a variety of cheeses.One was a Gorgonzola, which she loved.Even the bread with her cheese tray was incredible.The whole thing seemed to be quite hoity and toity.
Then came the salad selection.I went with the Florida King Farm peaches & baby greens salad.I didn't think I'd ever find myself saying this, but the spiced walnuts really worked well as a complement to the other greens.This wasn't the regular iceberg lettuce with some Western French dressing on it that I've been used to over the years.It could be that my horizons were actually getting broadened too quickly.
Now came the big decision.It was main course time.A couple items were automatic disqualifiers -- no chicken and no tofu.I consider neither of them to be food fit for humans.That narrowed down my list to filet of beef, braised short ribs, braised veal shank, Berkshire pork, swordfish and cassola fregola sarda.That last one kind of caught my attention.It was a mix of shrimp, scallops, clams, mussels and Peppadew Coulis.That says seafood smorgasbord to me, so I went with that choice.I have access to beef and pork on a pretty regular basis, but seafood is a different story.
The dish presented to me was much larger than I expected.It sure looked like all that seafood floating around in the giant bowl probably came with a good-sized undertow!Dedicated diner that I am, I dug in and got to work.Once again, it felt like a brilliant decision.Sure, it was no giant turkey leg from a food cart at The Magic Kingdom, or an $8 hot dog at a quick-service outlet elsewhere in the park, but it hit the spot.
That spot seemed to be an easy target at Citricos.The final big decision of the night was the dessert choice.This wasn't a question of if I'd have dessert.Come on, get real.It was a question of which one.I didn't see lemon snow on the menu anywhere, so I went with the next best option. That would be lemon-scented cheesecake with a blanket of white chocolate ganache.First of all, I love anything lemon-flavored.Secondly, a guy can never get too much ganache.I can't remember how many different times a doctor has looked at my lab results and said, "Mr. Ryan, your serum ganache levels are dangerously low.See what you can do about that."
Doctor's orders.That's why I go with prescription-strength ganache whenever I can.More people should, in my professional opinion.
Sherill went with a seasonal berry gratin with a Champagne-Grand Marnier Sabayon.How many times have you been at a farmers market fruit stand and said to yourself as you picked up your succulent fruit, "You know what this needs? MORE BOOZE!!!"
Thought so.
By the time we were done, it was far and away not the cheapest meal we'd ever had.This wasn't a cost issue, though.This was about value.We definitely got tremendous value out of the experience.I mean, where is a hillbilly like me ever going to find food like that so easily again?
Okay, okay, I know where. Thanks to the Internet, I know when, too.Epcot Food & Wine Festival starts on September 27th and runs through November 10th.After a huge price drop yesterday, I just bought my plane tickets last night.
There's a food frontier out there. I need to explore it.


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A Christian in Name Only[1] (abbreviated XINO), also called a cultural Christian,[2] nominal Christian,[3] or more often, a liberal Christian, is someone who professes to be a Christian in public, but has a considerable lack of knowledge about the basic tenets of their professed faith. This includes ignorance of the contents of the Bible in general, and may specifically include not being able to name the 4 Gospels, the 10 Commandments, or even that Jesus gave the Sermon on the Mount. They also hold beliefs contrary to what Jesus did and taught. Such beliefs include considering such things as abortions, special rights for homosexuals, social justice, gun control, and cohabitation between unmarried people to be morally acceptable.[1] They also might believe there are other ways to attain salvation rather than accepting Jesus as Savior. When challenged on their views with quotations from Scripture, Christians in name only, if they believe in God at all, often respond with unsupported assertions as to what God really wants.
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But now apart from the Law the righteousness of God has been manifested, being witnessed by the Law and the Prophets, 22 even the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ for all those who believe; for there is no distinction; 23 for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, 24 being justified as a gift by His grace through the redemption which is in Christ Jesus; 25 whom God displayed publicly as a propitiation in His blood through faith. This was to demonstrate His righteousness, because in the forbearance of God He passed over the sins previously committed; 26 for the demonstration, I say, of His righteousness at the present time, so that He would be just and the justifier of the one who has faith in Jesus. Romans 3:21-26 NASB
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List of XINOs
- Any practitioner of liberal Christianity
- Anders Breivik - Mass murderer of 77 victims in Norway.
- Jimmy Carter - 39th President of the United States and member of the Democratic Party
- Bill Clinton - 42nd President of the United States and member of the Democratic Party
- John Edwards - Former senator from North Carolina, presidential candidate, and member of the Democratic Party
- Al Gore - 45th Vice President of the United States and member of the Democratic Party[6]
- Ted Haggard - Disgraced former Pastor of New Life Church.
- Adolf Hitler - Leader of Nazi Germany. Responsible for the extermination of over 6,000,000 Jews.[7]
- Jesse Jackson - Media seeking civil rights activist and former candidate for the Democratic nomination for President.
- Jim Jones - Cult leader
- Helen Keller[8]
- John Kerry - Democratic senator from Massachusetts and former presidential candidate.
- Joseph Kony
- Eddie Long
- Timothy McVeigh - Perpetrator of the Oklahoma City Bombing
- Michael Moore - Anti-capitalist liberal film maker.
- Barack Obama - 44th President of the United States and member of the Democratic Party [9]
- Albert Odulele
- Joel Olsteen - Runs a new ageist church concerned about making people feel good instead of the word of God.
- Nancy Pelosi Democratic House Minority Leader.
- Fred Phelps - Cult leader[10]
- Harry Reid - Democratic Senate Majority Leader.
- Al Sharpton - Hosts a show on MSNBC and never misses a chance to stir up racial animosity.
- Rick Warren - Runs a feel-good, new-age style church. Gave the inaugural at Obama's swearing-in as President.
- Oprah Winfrey - Talk show host and media mogul. Endorsed Obama in '08 and '12.[11]
- Jeremiah Wright - Obama's pastor and preacher of Black Liberation Theology.
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Christians in Name Only?
- ↑ Are you a Cultural Christian? from the Christian Research Institute
- ↑ The Nominal Christian
- ↑ Matthew ch. 7, Conservative Bible
- ↑ Luke ch. 6, Conservative Bible
- ↑ To be precise, he's the head of the Church of Global Warming, that insists that man-made global warming is real, and you must give tithes to it.
- ↑ Despite being raised Roman Catholic and claiming that Jesus was his inspiration, Hitler was only using Christianity to gain favor with the German people. His true beliefs were based off of his social darwinistic views.
- ↑ Who was a rather radical Socialist, founding member of the anti-Christian ACLU, and personal friend of Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger. Most don't know this about her and only know about her from The Miracle Worker.
- ↑ Barack Obama may be a special case. There is much evidence that he may be a Muslim who is practicing taqiyya, an Islamic custom which allows a Muslim to conceal his true religion if the adherent feels it would be beneficial to do so.
- ↑ The leader of radical Hyper-Calvinist church that protests the funerals of soldiers killed on duty. Due to the indecent and Un-American nature of this activity, it is likely he is a liberal and therefore Un-Christian.
- ↑ a liberal so-called "Christian" and a New-Age-style occultist.


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"Don't let it happen again," she admonished, wagging a finger in my face. "Walter is an institution!" "I'll do my best," I sighed, hanging my head. "Once in a blue moon, I make a mistake." Red-faced and ashamed of my blunder, I jumped into the truck and sped off, before anyone else had a chance to call me names and bring attention to the fact that I'm not infallible. Hopefully, Egner will forgive me; otherwise I'll blame it on the dog. Not wishing to repeat my error and omit anyone else, I'll write about folk singer Jay Mankita and his afternoon with the kids last Sunday under separate cover. Look for it in the Arts and Leisure section at www.riverreporter.com.
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On April 18, 2014, Myers did unlawfully enter a home on Summitville Rd in Summitville and steal several pieces of copper water pipe from the residence. Myers was arraigned in the Town of Thompson Court and remanded to Sullivan County Jail pending a future court appearance in the Town of Mamakating Court. At the time of the arrest, Myers was additionally charged on an outstanding bench warrant held by the Village of Liberty Police Department for bail jumping 3rd.


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The University of Hawaii Foundation will wait for the results of an internal audit of the Manoa athletics department before it decides on additional safeguards for how donor money is spent.
The spending reports of former athletics director Jim Donovan revealed that some of the reimbursement requests were rejected because they were inappropriate or exceeded what was granted for per diem travel expenses.
The foundation did approve a gift of champagne to Honolulu Star-Advertiser publisher Dennis Francis.
And, in another thank you dinner with Francis for being a corporate sponsor, the tab at Alan Wong's restaurant was $700 for four.
The foundation only reimbursed $500 which covered meals and only one bottle of wine.
"We found it difficult to establish an alcohol policy that would work in every situation, so we rely heavily on the university unit and the fact that they have their own approval process from the director all the way up to the chancellor to make the right decision, to make the right judgement on the alcohol," said UH Foundation CFO Bill King.
King says UH has several layers of control in the chancellor's office and travel office to help with the oversight.


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What about the survivors?January 03,2013
What about the survivors?
With all this talk about our beloved Second Amendment, I want to ask a question. It is probably an ignorant one, but I do have a solid reason for asking it. After all the massacres of innocent Americans lately, I want to ask about those Americans who do not love guns or do not feel the desire or need to own military-style weapons for any of the usual reasons given by the NRA on why it is necessary to own them.
As far as I know there is no constitutional amendment on our behalf like there is for the NRA. So, without an amendment, does this mean that we can be slaughtered at will by Americas vast gun culture whenever it gets a hair across its brow about some perceived offense or slight? Do those of us who choose not to carry semi-automatics have to constantly live in fear that we may be shot down at will if we are not armed for armageddon whenever we visit a public place like a school, a theater or responding to a fire? As a survivor of a drive-by shooting, I want to know the answers to these questions. As someone who also has lost a friend in a hail of AK-47 fire at her work as a town clerk (New Hampshire, 1992) from a citizen who was a responsible gun owner until he lost it over a denied permit, I want to know.
Do we need a special constitutional amendment to secure our rights not to be mowed down en mass? Do we survivors have to hear the sounds of those shots fired at us in our sleep so that the Second Amendment can go unimpeded?
Does anyone in this country give a damn about the survivors?
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The Clovis Public Health Office plans to administer 2,000 free doses of the H1N1 vaccine Thursday.
Gayla Jacquess, nurse manager at the office, said the vaccine is part of an allotment the Centers for Disease Control gives each state.
The state disperses the vaccine to counties.
The vaccines are given to four priority groups recommended by the CDC.
The vaccine will be provided to children ages six months to 5 years old, anyone age 6 through 64 with a chronic disease, pregnant women and parents of infants less than 6 months.
Jacquess said the CDC disperses the vaccine evenly to the states as it is manufactured.
Jacquess said vaccine the office has received were used to vaccinate health office staff, health care providers, first responders and some in the priority groups.
"No one is not at risk but those in the priority groups are at a higher risk for getting H1N1," Jacquess said.
The disbursement is the first set up in Curry County, according to Emergency Management Director Ken De Los Santos.
"We're doing it this way because this is the best way to reach as many as we can in a short amount of time," he said.
De Los Santos said the plan is a better solution than sending the vaccine to numerous doctor's offices in town.
"Because of the limited number of vaccines and they are for specific priority groups, I wouldn't be surprised that we end up having to do it again," De Los Santos said. "In the future, we may change the times to accommodate other groups."
De Los Santos said the event will be staffed by volunteers, the Clovis Public Health Office and the Region 4 office of the New Mexico Department of Health.


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FSU Students Named to Spring 2016 Dean's List and President's List
A total of 1,129 students have been honored for their academic achievement at Fairmont State University after completing the spring 2016 semester.
Dr. Christina Lavorata, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, has released the Dean's List and the President's List to recognize high-achieving students for their academic distinction. Full-time students who earned a 3.4 or better grade point average are named to the Dean's List. Full-time students achieving a perfect 4.0 grade point average are named to the President's List.


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Extremist cleric Abu Qatada was freed from jail after a UK court ruled that he couldn't be deported to Jordan, to the fury of many government ministers. ITV's Juliet Bremner reports.
A radical Islamist cleric described by prosecutors as a key al-Qaida operative in Europe was freed from prison Tuesday after a court ruled he cannot be deported from Britain to Jordan to face terrorism charges.
The preacher was seen smiling as he was driven away from Long Lartin maximum security jail in Worcestershire, central England, in a black MPV.
Britain's government has attempted since 2001 to expel Abu Qatada, a Palestinian-born Jordanian cleric convicted in Jordan over terror plots in 1999 and 2000, but has been repeatedly thwarted by European and British courts. He has been in and out of British jails for years without charge since his arrest in 2002.
Abu Qatada won bail at a hearing Monday, when the Special Immigration Appeals Commission, which handles major terrorism and deportation cases, upheld his challenge to the decision to send him to Jordan.
Britain says will deport radical cleric Abu Qatada
Judge John Mitting said he was not convinced the cleric would receive a fair trial, despite the government's insistence that it has won assurances from Jordan over how Abu Qatada's case would be handled — including from Jordan's King Abdullah II.
Mitting said there remained a real risk that evidence obtained through torture would be used against Abu Qatada, which would be a breach of his human rights.
Under the terms of his bail, Mitting said, the cleric must observe a 16-hour curfew, wear an electronic anklet, cannot use the Internet and is barred from contacting certain people.
'He does not belong here'
Britain's government has said it will appeal against Mitting's ruling, arguing that he applied the wrong criteria in making his decision.
"We are going to challenge it, we are going to take it to appeal. We are absolutely determined to see this man get on a plane and go back to Jordan. He does not belong here," Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg told ITV television Tuesday.
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Radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada arrives at his home in London after being freed by a British court. The judge ruled on Monday that he might not get a fair trial if deported to Jordan as the government plans.
Jordan's acting information minister Nayef al-Fayez told the BBC that his government shares the disappointment at the ruling, but it respects the decision of the court.
Al-Qaida's top man in Europe freed from British jail
Abu Qatada has previously been described in courts in Britain and Spain as a senior al-Qaida figure in Europe who had close ties to the late Osama bin Laden.
He is accused by Britain of links with Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person charged in the United States over the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, and with shoe bomber Richard Reid. Audio recordings of some of the cleric's sermons were found in an apartment in Hamburg, Germany, used by some of the Sept. 11 hijackers.
Human rights lawyer Julian Knowles told the BBC that the case could drag on for years to come.
Britain's failure to deport Abu Qatada contrasts with its success last month in extraditing to the U.S. another radical cleric, Abu Hamza, who fought deportation for eight years.
The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.
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It's been awhile since a festival has seen this much speculation about its line-up. Lollapalooza's line-up was "leaked" twice before the actual announcement come down the pipe from Lollapalooza. The first was a Twitter hoax and the second came just a few days ago with a nice visual of the full line-up for 2012. As the second leak appeared online the chatter spun into high gear. The talk of the Red Hot Chili Peppers playing in Chicago and Milwaukee so close to Lollapalooza was brought up in defense of how "off" the leak had to be. Also no one could believe that Black Sabbath would play a show without Bill Ward, and possibly, Tony Iommi due to his cancer. Yet some people forget that Black Sabbath is probably getting paid a pretty penny to be a headliner and I am going to gander that Black Sabbath didn't reunite because they thought of some killer new material to perform. It all comes down to money and if Bill Ward won't play they will find someone else to, and if Tony can't make it, the same will happen.
Aside from the conversation above, people aren't exactly salivating at the mouth about the line-up, as it was very apparent on Lolla's Facebook page when the leaks began and started to be confirmed. The thing is The Black Keys just played Chicago and hit Milwaukee May 16th, Florence + The Machine is set to play Milwaukee at the end of April, and as previously stated, The Red Hot Chili Peppers is playing dates in Chicago close to Lolla. That being said, there isn't much of a draw for the Midwest as most of the headliners have or will hit the area relatively close to Lolla time. It would be nice if Lolla announced a really large act that would be more of a draw, and the one thing missing from the line-up is the hip hop/rap act. It was starting to be a staple of the fest for a couple years running, but it looks like Coachella took that thunder this year. Heck even Summer Camp snagged Common.
So why go? There are so many talent acts performing that it's not even funny. Here's our list of the 12 non-headlining acts that are sure to grab attention at Lollapalooza.
Dev – Pop/Dance
She likes her bass down low…really: http://thedeadhub.com/2011/03/03/spotlight-dev-talks-sxsw-working-with-the-cataracs-and-fashion/
Her debut album, The Night the Sun Came Up, is currently available for download.
Metric -Pop/Rock
We've covered them through the years and still can't get enough!
SYNTHETICA, their follow-up to Fantasies, is set to be released on June 12, 2012 right in time for fans to memorize the album and sing along at Lollapalooza.
Gold Guns Girls
Expecting To Fly
Santigold – Pop/Dance
Another artist to be stoked about is Santigold. She's been around since 2008 and is about to drop her newest album Master of My Make Believe May 1st.
fun. -Pop
It's all in their name. http://thedeadhub.com/2010/04/10/fun-wins-most-appropriate-band-name-of-the-year/ The band is also having a great year with their newest single "We Are Young" sitting at the #1 spot of Billboard.
We Are Young ft. Janelle Monáe
Dawes – Soul/Americana
Their newest album, Nothing is Wrong, was released back on June 7, 2011 and they've been touring since.
When the weather decides to turn up the heat at Lollapalooza, take to the Dawes set to sit back, relax, and enjoy.
If I Wanted Someone
Die Antwoord – Rap
Die Antwoord is an acquired taste with their imagery, but their set will be something to behold! Their sophomore release, Tension, dropped back in February.
I Fink U Freeky
Bloc Party – Pop/Rock
They are back from their hiatus and hitting the road which includes Lollapalooza. For a great dance party: http://thedeadhub.com/2009/04/08/bloc-party-thankful-to-be-in-chicago/
One More Chance
Passion Pit –Indie/Electro-Pop
These guys have been around for years (as long as we have) and rightfully earned all the praise they've received. Anticipate a huge crowd when they hit the stage this summer in Chicago as this their catchy electro-pop sound will keep the crowd on their feet. The band is still riding high on their 2010 release of Manners.
Band of Skulls -Indie Rock
Watch this band hit it really big after Lollapalooza! The band's newest release Sweet Sour was released back on Valentine's Day.
Sweet Sour
Yellow Ostrich – Indie Rock
Indie Rock newcomers, Yellow Ostrich, spent 2011 touring and making their mark on the US with their newest release, Strange Land. This year catch their infectious harmonies at Lolla.
Sharon Van Etten – Indie Folk/Rock
This lady is a busy woman! She'll be spending the majority of 2012 on tour with some support from The War on Drugs. Her indie rock vibe is a must-see at Lolla especially if you didn't get in to her slew of sold-out performances.
Laura Warshauer (pronounced War-Shower) – Pop/Singer/Songwriter
Jay-Z saw her perform at a Grammy after party and told her that "You are fantastically talented." Enough said.
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Interesting matchup between England and Germany. England had a bad start in the groups and honestly i wasn't sure they were going to make it out of the group stage but in their last game, from yesterday, they showed a whole different game. If they keep it going like that they might just knock the germans off.
Lol, no i dont think so. Have you watched the video i posted? How can you not see the way de rossi is being stepped on his left heel? He takes one more step with his right foot, then he dives. Given the fact that by the time he dives the defender is about one meter behind him, it might give you the impression that he faked it. The touch is too obvious just look at the video again.
Anyway i'm not going to turn this thread into one to debate if the guy was fouled or not, i just thought i give you my share on it. Doesn't even matter now as Italy got knocked off and finished the group on the last place
Its surprising how so many teams that had high expectations from this tournament have to go home in early stages. However, I've always been a fan of Holland and luckily they're playing great so far!
Goodbye Italy Bahahahahahahaha
Them Germans have something you mates will never have. B@lls, plenty of them. When it comes to a NT there is none second to Ze Germanz as far as pride and ego goes. And now they are even playing entertaining footie.
Of course they can go far but in the final they will have to deal with us and we already schooled them in Euro 2008 with a certain senior Torres
No cup for old men.
Lippi was arrogant and stupid, he let home Cassano and Balotelli in change of some valueless players.
Give a crutch to Cannavaro...
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uuuu England wasn't wake up, they were raped even with unrecognised goal. 4:1 domination, WUNDERBAR TRIUMPH
DaTPRiNCE...That EGYPTiAN Fella, #MeloMafia
and pricey im sorry man, that must of been tough to watch huh. Especially having a goal discounted, seems thats been a problem this worldcup
DaTPRiNCE...That EGYPTiAN Fella, #MeloMafia
Sorry for all the england fans who gotta pack their things now, it was great to watch some games without hearing those annoyng trumpets. Oh well, back to mute again..


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Anencephaly is a term that refers to the incomplete development of the brain, skull, and scalp and is part of a group of birth defects called neural tube defects (NTD). The structure which will become the neural tube is supposed to fold and to close together (to form a tube) during the third and fourth weeks of pregnancy. From this neural tube, the brain and spinal cord of the embryo develop. Neural tube defects happen when the neural tube does not close as expected. Anencephaly occurs when the end of the neural tube that would have developed into the brain does not close properly, resulting in the failure of the development of major portions of brain, skull and scalp. Other neural tube defects, such as spina bifida, form when the neural tube does not close properly in a different part of the neural tube.
Infants with anencephaly are born without the front part of the brain, (forebrain) and the thinking and coordinating part of the brain (cerebral hemispheres and cerebellum). Most of the time the remaining brain tissue may be exposed, without skull or scalp to cover and protect it. Although reflex actions such as breathing and responses to touch or sound may occur, gaining consciousness is not possible. Usually infants with anencephaly do not survive more than a few days or weeks.
Meroanencephaly and holoanencephaly are terms refer to the extent of the cranial defect, however, they typically are not used in clinical descriptions and are not predictive of severity of the condition. The term acrania has been used interchangeably with anencephaly in some parts of the world but that practice is discouraged as it confuses two very different conditions.
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Members Present: Mr. Norris Kantor, Ms. Carol Baldwin, Dr. Steve Bourne, Ms. Ruth Payne Brown, Mr. Jack Caffrey, Mr. Burt Clark, Ms. Anne Crowe, Dr. Lyn Guy, Mr. Frank Wilkinson
Members Absent: Mr. John Barnes
Guest Present: Ms. Kay H. Goodwin, member, Higher Education Policy Commission Ms. Allison Adler, Executive Assistant to the Chancellor for Communications, Higher Education Policy Commission
Mr. Norris Kantor, chair called a meeting of the Bluefield State College Board of Governors at 2:00 p.m., on August 1, 2002. The purpose of the meeting was to interview the two finalists – Dr. Albert Walker and Dr. Elvalee Banks for the position of president of Bluefield State College.
A motion was made and seconded (Caffrey/Bourne) to move into Executive Session. Motion carried.
Mr. Kantor discussed the interview process for each candidate. Interview questions were distributed.
The two finalists for the position of president of Bluefield State College were interviewed. Upon the completion of interviews, a discussion was held regarding the two finalist.
A motion was made and second (Clark/Bourne) to move back into regular session. Motion carried.
At the conclusion of the executive session, the following action was taken:
A motion was made and second (Clark/Caffrey) to offer Dr. Albert L. Walker the position of president at a salary of $125,000 per year, plus benefits. Motion carried.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
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Smokies and Brookies in the Spotlight
I was browsing at Borders the other day and looked at the latest issue of Fish&Fly. It had a lenghty article about the Smokies and brookies in particular. It had several pictures from The Greenbrier area. Then Trout Magazine (TU) had the same pictures in an article about the Brook Trout.
I guess it is inevitable, but I don't know if it is good or bad with all this publicity on smaller streams. I'm not worried about fishing pressures since the fish are starving and grunted in growth. My main concern is the crowds littering and fouling the area as well as the hardship of finding some solitude. I guess it's the kind of world we live in now. Good or Bad, the articles were interesting.
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your concerns are well founded.the problem with stories on fly fishing,that originate and are published in the more artsy-craftsy fishing magazines,is not the article itself.The story conveyed in the article is secondary to the richly colored photos showing a fisherman,poised,ready to cast a fly,in Eden-like surroundings.The imagry is tantalizing if not magnetic.Ultimately,it draws all kinds of folks.Many are non-fisherman,all hope to find the feeling and ambience that a picture cannot provide.Not to mention,the fish causing all the fuss,is usually so small that it would make Ernest Hemingway blush.
For most of the pilgrims,one trip will settle the curiosity about fly-fishing in the Smokies,but,as you say,what will they leave behind?More folks venturing into the park means more trash etc. to be reckoned withSome folks will behave ok, a lot of them won't.Who or What pays for trashy,vandaly,behavior?
It will be the Park that will pay.11 million/year+magazine adventurers make it hard on ecosystems
I have been coming to the Smokies for 30-some years.The streams of the park remain beautiful.The clear cold waters,that hold the Brookies,sound restless and soothing as they empty out of the mountains.The fishing is great,but you have to accept the whole package.The package being,an understanding that you are in an primeival ecosystem.It can be easily destroyed.All who enter its boundries must adopt a concience of natured-respect.
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While as sportsmen (no sexism meant) we appreciate the articles from a conservation standpoint, the glamorous aspects projected of the fly fisherman will inevitably draw many people to the perceived tranquilty and ability to fish. This draws abnormally large populations to fish and hopefully, they will not totally destroy or trash the area in the process.
Re: Smokies and Brookies in the Spotlight
My boys and I used to fish the N. and S. forks of Citico regularly and rarely saw another fisherman. An article about these streams come out in a magazine, and, if I remember correctly, in the Knoxville newspaper. We finally quit fishing these streams due to the crowds we bagan to encounter there. I hope the same thing doesn't happen with these streams in the park.
Re: Smokies and Brookies in the Spotlight
Forgive me for saying so, but I'm detecting a fair amount of short-sightedness here. I just don't buy into the argument that a destination piece in a niche-market publication will lead to the kind of doom and gloom I'm reading about on this board; Mainly because Joe "Treble Hook" Spinner will never pick up a copy for a number of socio-economic reasons, and As for the swarms of catch-release variety anglers destined for Greenbrier----Well let's just say I've never had a guide service or outfitter complain about my presence in their place of business (except for one near Nashville that didn't offer a Fair Game.) So who are we blaming here? It's as if we'd be happier having picked up a copy of (let's call the publication: 'American Strangler' so as not to promote another product or service) and read something along the lines of:
" Fishing for Brookies in the GSMNP is the absolute worst activity a human being can engage in. Their populations are said to be tiny if not already extinct, the streams are treacherously steep and loaded with poisonous vipers and sharp rocks. Furthermore, it is reported there are at least 2 Black bears per square mile of the GSMNP; the same species of bears that have killed over 50 people since 1945. This just in: Why risk your life to fish for a species you probably won't catch any way?"
The people that complain about the promotion of a fishing locale are likely the same ones to complain about how idiotic my previous paragraph was. We just can't have it both ways...
Furthermore, I did a quick search of the internet by entering the term " Smoky and mountain and fly and Fishing" and got-back 174,000 results on web sites containing the phrase: Smoky mountain fly fishing, and isn't it Ironic that we're having this discussion via the world wide web using resources provided by LRO? It's funny how that works.
What we're really discussing is the dissemination of information and who has access to it. For instance, give me a TN county and street address, and I can tell you (91.2 % of the time) the Identity of the property owner and how much he or she paid for it. My point is, the information is out there for those who seek it. As I mentioned in an earlier post, I've not yet had the pleasure of gently landing a treasured Brookie but I can (with a little research) get to at least 10 streams in which to fish for them. It's simply a matter of which variety of angler wants to put forth enough time and effort to speculate on smoky mtn brookies.
There's about 12 million different angles <no pun intended> one could take in this debate dealing with any topic from, The affects of fishing pressure on a certain fishery, to the economics of trout fishing, to the affects of destination journalism, to government fishing regulation, to how popular is too popular? Don't get me wrong, I've been known to complain on any number of topics in the past, some of which have been noted in this forum, I'm only human, but for the most part, I try not to feel guilty about having beautiful places in which to go fishing.
In closing I'd like to add that the fisheries division of the TWRA publishes a guide to Brook Trout ......well nevermind, I think I'll just keep that information to myself.
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Re: Smokies and Brookies in the Spotlight
lol@rainshaker . Yeah, I didn't know information about brookies was so hard to get that one would worry about a little publicity. You guys shouldn't worry so much. Catching tiny brookies isn't everyones idea of a good day of fishing.
BTW, do you guys ever pick up trash in the Park? You'd be surprised at the impact you may have if you'd pick up a can here and there. I do.
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This is definately a topic that people will feel strongly about. Selfishly, I wish that articles would NOT highlight the small mountain streams I love to fish and consider my home waters. On the other hand, I have been introduced to some very nice places through such magazine articles, rivers that were someone elses home waters and I have enjoyed fishing those places. Unfortunately, often when a destination is brought to the attention of many other anglers, the fishing quality deteriorates. The list of examples could go on and on and I believe that it is a valid concern. Thankfully, our streams are overpopulated so I'm not going to worry yet 8-).
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Re: Smokies and Brookies in the Spotlight
Rainshaker. I would like to begin with the following: For all the people that know me personally and from this board as well as numerous other boards over the years, I am not shortsighted and definitely not one to hide or not help others out. In fact I used to be the one who freely gave out streams locations as well as other pertinent information. I began however to limit this to pm only and then only to people I felt a certain connection to or who I felt was genuinely interested in the outdoors and the careful enjoyment of such. I began limit my information not becauase I felt that the fishing would deteriorate but because of the enormous amount of garbage on streams. Yes Mr Fowler I have been using a plastic bag in my backpocket to pick up trash on streams since at least five years back. You be amazed how many people look at me like I'm some kind of fool. I pick up trash from everyone and there are much trash coming from fly fishers pocket also. More so in the park than anywhere else due to it being a fly fishing destination of sort. I don't have a problem with sharing the streams and I know we all have a right to fish but I do feel it is not in anyone's interest to see these articles over and over especially on small streams. As for the comment on Greenbrier. I fish Greenbrier about ten to twenty times in a season and I have to say that I see at least one or two fishermen using illegal methods on that stream about every other trip I make. I have even picked up nightcrawler containers on that stream. Again it's not that I fear that they will fish out the stream, it's just that I am SICK AND TIRED OF PICKING UP TRASH ON THESE MOUNTAIN STREAMS.
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I stand by what I said about the huge increase in fishing pressure on the N. & S. forks of Citico after the publicity. I really liked Tennswede's paragraph and would not complain about it at all. The biggest garbage that bothers me along the park streams are the worm cartons and corn cans. But keep in mind I'm the guy who is planning to start a nat'l organization like NWTF except our goal will be to discourage people from beginning turkey hunting rather than promoting the sport.
Re: Smokies and Brookies in the Spotlight
I appreciate your point of view, but we seem to be on two different subjects. I was speaking more to the first post (i.e the effect a single article has to it's specialized audience i.e fly fishers). You guys are commenting on bad behavior, irresposible and inconsiderate people. Until we can identify that class or group of people that illegally use treble hooks and leave worm buckets on the stream, we'll never know how often they read Fish&Fly magazine, and certainly won't know which article brought them to Greenbrier (or your favorite secret hole). My belief is that unfortunately, these certain few will continue to show up, dump trash, net fish, whatever, regardless of what is written in a destination article.
Btw, thanks for picking up trash along the streams. I think we should all do the same.
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Todd –
Love all the stadium panoramas! How many stadiums have you been to? My list is up to 20 now. Keep the shots coming!
Thanks for the comment and glad you like the panoramas. Here is our stadium list.
1. Safeco Field
2. Citizens Bank Park
3. Camden Yards
4. Yankee Stadium (1923)
5. PNC Park
6. Great American Ball Park
7. Progessive Field
8. Shea Stadium
9. Chase Field
10. Citi Field
11. Nationals Park
12. Yankee Stadium (2009)
13. Fenway Park
14. Wrigley Field
15. H.H.H. Metrodome
16. Miller Park
17. U.S. Cellular Field
18. Rogers Centre
19. Oakland Alameda County Coliseum
20. Dodger Stadium
21. Petco Park
22. Angel Stadium of Anaheim
23. AT&T Park
24. Kingdome (Todd only)
25. Veterans Stadium (Todd only)
By the way, those were listed in the order Tim first visited each of those parks. You can actually see Tim's entire game log here: http://cookandsonbats.mlblogs.com/archives/2010/03/tims-game-log.html


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It was 1980 and the fans were fighting before, during and after the game !! we drew then got beat 4 - 1 in the replay at Brunton park, I think Peter Beardsley scored for them.
When was last time reds got to 1st round of the FA Cup?? Remember when i was a kid going with me dad when they played Carlisle in the cup 1981 i think there was full scale riots in the ground lol
It's a pity (the fighting apart) that we wont see that fixture repeated again at BP, it would have to be moved to Brunton Park.
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Posted 11 October 2012 - 02:39 PM
Half of a 2000 gate at BP, or half of a poossible 8,000 at Brunton Park.......a financial no brainer for the Red's
Why? Leeds united played Histon ( I think it was) in the fa cup and few years ago at Histon. There ground is no better than BP and it was played no problem.
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first round of the FA cup is in november and I can't see it being built by then So 2,000 it is then, until (and if) the new stand is built. Even at 3,000 I reckon they would still reverse the fixture........but hey we're talking about an unlikely scenario here, as much as I would like it to happen. I think Red's would take a good following to Carlisle and I know a few who would go through to support them, even though they wouldn't darken the doors of BP again.
Obviously, but I thought you were getting at the state of the ground. With the new stand (which I will believe when I see it) the attendance will be over 3000
Posted 11 October 2012 - 05:40 PM
A ground with a capacity would do reds fine. No point in having a massive ground for a game what may come round every 10-15 year
Also as said above Leeds played Histon at Histon a few years ago and there ground is not much bigger than reds
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