text: NEW YORK, Aug. 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL), New York's largest airline, is launching a unique partnership with Union Square Hospitality Group (USHG) – creators of some of New York City's most celebrated restaurants and helmed by James Beard Award winning restaurateur Danny Meyer – aimed at elevating the dining and inflight experience. The partnership demonstrates Delta's continued efforts to offer regionally tailored, chef-driven menus onboard as well as Delta's continued investment in New York. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20101123/CL04792LOGO ) Kenny Callaghan Executive Chef and Partner and Chef de Cuisine Jeffrey Held of Blue Smoke restaurant will create BusinessElite Express Meals for Delta's three daily flights between New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport and London- Heathrow. Delta customers on this key business route have expressed their desire for faster meal service options – allowing them more time to rest and relax, taking advantage of Delta's full-flatbed seats. Additionally, The Blue Smoke beverage team will create a signature cocktail for the menu. The new Express Meals and cocktail will debut in February 2014. "With our shared passion for celebrating culinary innovation and hospitality, Delta and Union Square Hospitality Group are natural partners," said Joanne Smith, Delta's senior vice president – inflight service. "Union Square Hospitality Group is equally renowned for its food as much as its elevated level of service. We look forward to bringing the benefits of this new and inventive relationship to our customers." "We've long admired Delta's commitment to inflight innovation, and BusinessElite provides an ideal stage for USHG to collaborate to help further enhance the inflight food and hospitality experience for Delta's passengers," said Danny Meyer, USHG's CEO. Delta and Union Square Hospitality Group have a long-standing relationship, working together at Citi Field where Delta collaborated with Union Square Hospitality Group to design its Delta Sky 360 Club. Additionally, Shake Shack and Blue Smoke on the Road opened their first U.S. airport locations at Delta's new JFK Terminal 4 in May. This newest venture could pave the way for developing additional Delta inflight menus from other restaurants in the USHG family. "From our frequent service from New York to London- Heathrow with our new partners at Virgin Atlantic, to our $1.4 billion redevelopment at JFK's Terminal 4 and our relationships with iconic New York brands like Union Square Hospitality Group, it's clear that Delta is dedicated to providing the best travel experience for New Yorkers," said Gail Grimmett, Delta's senior vice president – New York. Delta recently closed on a transaction to acquire a 49 percent stake in Virgin Atlantic Airways marking the next step towards a full joint venture between the two carriers. Delta and Virgin Atlantic now codeshare on routes across North America and the U.K. including seven daily flights between New York-JFK and London- Heathrow and two daily flights between Newark and London- Heathrow. Additionally, Delta is working with Hospitality Quotient (HQ), the learning and consulting business of USHG. HQ will consult to Delta's leadership and inflight service teams to further differentiate the passenger experience on Delta, applying principles and best practices from USHG in helping Delta to create and sustain a culture of hospitality.


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The Pulitzer At 100
Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center: Garfield Theater
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 8 p.m.
$13.25 - $15.25 | Get tickets to The Pulitzer At 100
Border To Bayshore Bikeway Community Meeting
Southwest High School
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 6 p.m.
San Diego Symphony Presents Jahja Ling's Finale
Joan and Irwin Jacobs Music Center
Multiple dates from May 26-May 28, 2017
$20 - $85 | Get tickets to San Diego Symphony Presents Jahja Ling's Finale
Hotel Del's Movies On The Beach 2017
Multiple dates from May 26-Sep 16, 2017
Free - $250 | Get tickets to Hotel Del's Movies On The Beach 2017
Butterfly Release At Fiesta Botanica
Zoro Garden Balboa Park
Saturday, May 27, 2017 at 11:30 a.m.,12:30 p.m.,1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.
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'Lonely California' Terry Scott Allen Photograpy Exhibition
Herbert B. Turner Gallery features the photography of Terry Scott Allen. Terry Scott Allen's "Lonely California" is a collection of photographic images depicting California's remote back country and quiet places. His selections are large in scale and deep in detail ...More →
Herbert B. Turner Gallery
Ongoing now until July 1, 2017
St. Paul's Senior Health & Resource Fair
St. Paul's Senior Services is opening its doors to the seniors of the San Diego community for its annual Senior Health & Resource Fair on Wednesday, May 24 from 9 a.m. to noon. Held a week prior to National Senior ...More →
St. Paul's Villa
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 9 a.m.
MiraCosta College Art Exhibit: 'All At Once'
The Kruglak Gallery proudly presents "All at Once," an exhibit that features the works of sixteen young contemporary artists and crafted by seven up-and-coming curators. More →
Multiple dates from May 22 - May 26, 2017
Picture This Presents: 'The Hellstrom Chronicle'
Long before he became a familiar face on American TV, actor Lawrence Pressman directed the Academy Award winning documentary, "The Hellstrom Chronicle," a fascinating - albeit creepy - look at the insect world! Presaging the explosion of such docudrama fare ...More →
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 1 p.m.
Lamb's Players 'Silent Sky'
Note: There will be no matinee performance on Wednesday, April 26, 2017. Lamb's Players Theatre presents the San Diego premiere of "Silent Sky", a play about Henrietta Swan Leavitt. The piece explores the women of the Harvard Observatory who's discoveries ...More →
Ongoing now until May 28, 2017
$24 - $68 | Get tickets to Lamb's Players 'Silent Sky'
Pizza For A Cause
What better way to support a worthy cause than by eating tasty food? Woodstock's Pizza in Pacific Beach is serving up pizza with a conscience this Wednesday, May 24, 2017. From 4-9 p.m., up to 15 percent of all sales ...More →
Woodstock's Pizza in Pacific Beach
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 4 p.m.
Master Of Cybersecurity Information Session
California State University San Marcos (CSUSM) offers the Master of Cybersecurity. This is a a professional science Master's Degree which can be completed part time in five semesters. This program will prepare students to perform, evaluate and analyze the problems ...More →
California State University San Marcos
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 4:30 p.m.
Flora Vista Solar Experience
Join the Encinitas Educational Foundation, Center for Sustainable Energy, and Climate Action Campaign for the Flora Vista Solar Experience! The Flora Vista Solar Experience is an educational seminar open to the public answering the pressing questions about going solar, utility ...More →
Flora Vista Elementary School
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 5 p.m.
Carlsbad Film Series - 'Jackie'
"Jackie" (2016, R, 100 min.) Following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy (Natalie Portman) fights through grief and trauma to regain her faith, console her children and define her husband's historic legacy. Movie special features ...More →
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 6 p.m.
Iraqi Women Refugees Share Their Stories
Join the Women's Museum of California for an inside look into the stories of brave Iraqi women refugees. How would you react when told you must leave your country—immediately? How do you say "Good-bye" to your loved ones? How do ...More →
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 6 p.m.
Aviara Trio To Perform At Rancho Bernardo Library
Winners of numerous chamber music awards, the Aviara Trio will bring their renowned talent to north county on Wednesday, May 24, at the Rancho Bernardo Library. The concert will be from 6:15 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the Rancho Bernardo ...More →
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 6:15 p.m.
FMSD - Discussion/Demo Night
Join Fetish Men San Diego as we continue our tradition rack while teaching entry-level skills for new, returning, and experienced members! FMSD is a group dedicated to brotherhood, interpersonal connection, camaraderie, and lifestyle advocacy. We hold several events each month ...More →
Multiple dates from May 24 - Dec 27, 2017
Free - $5
'The Old Man And The Old Moon' At The Globe
The Old Globe presents "The Old Man and the Old Moon," a show that mixes folk music, shadow puppets and storytelling. After award-winning runs in New York, Chicago, and Boston, the endlessly imaginative PigPen Theatre Co. arrives in San Diego. ...More →
Ongoing now until June 18, 2017
$34 - $98 | Get tickets to 'The Old Man And The Old Moon' At The Globe
Wednesdays@7 Presents: Carlson And Karis
Distinguished Professor Aleck Karis and Assistant Professor Erik Carlson will present a concert as part of the Department of Music's ongoing Wednesdays@7 concert series. More →
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 7 p.m.
Free - $15.50 | Get tickets to Wednesdays@7 Presents: Carlson And Karis
Jimmy Buffett Musical 'Escape To Margaritaville'
Featuring both original songs and your most-loved Jimmy Buffett classics, this new musical is the story of a part-time bartender, part-time singer, and full-time charmer named Tully who thinks he's got life all figured out. More →
Ongoing now until July 9, 2017
$85 - $119 | Get tickets to Jimmy Buffett Musical 'Escape To Margaritaville'
Cygnet's 'Shockheaded Peter'
Cygnet Theatre stages "Shockheaded Peter," a musical based on a German book that teaches children sadistic lessons if they misbehave. Director Rob Lufty says, "one way to look at it is as 'Pans Labyrinth meets 'American Horror Story' at Burning ...More →
Ongoing now until June 18, 2017
$41 - $62 | Get tickets to Cygnet's 'Shockheaded Peter'
Humphreys Concerts: Melissa Etheridge
Humphreys Concerts by the Bay presents rock icon Melissa Etheridge. Etheridge has done just about everything you can in music, from winning Grammys, earning an Oscar and even appearing on Broadway (in Green Day's "American Idiot"). The musician is on ...More →
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 7:30 p.m.
$63 - $133 | Get tickets to Humphreys Concerts: Melissa Etheridge
Ladies Night Laughs Starring Sarah Burford
Join us for a fun night of laughs with headliner Sarah Burford! With performances by: JJ Barrows Amber Scalzo Arielle Conversi Jessy Pitcock Eden H Toni Torquato Your host: Emily Hope Allyn Always FREE PARKING at the Horton Plaza Delicious ...More →
Mad House Comedy Club
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 7:30 p.m.
$10 - $15 | Get tickets to Ladies Night Laughs Starring Sarah Burford
Dive-In Theatre At The Pearl Hotel
The Pearl Hotel presents Dive-In Theatre, a free weekly cinema social that combines eclectic film selections with food, drink and light conversation. The screenings happen at the poolside lounge and theater with films projected on a screen overlooking the vintage, ...More →
Ongoing now until September 27, 2017
The Pulitzer At 100
San Diego Center for Jewish Culture presents a screening of "The Pulitzer at 100," a documentary that examines the Pulitzer Prize. Steve Breen, San Diego Union-Tribune editorial cartoonist and two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner, will share his thoughts. More →
Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center: Garfield Theater
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 8 p.m.
$13.25 - $15.25 | Get tickets to The Pulitzer At 100
Brian Wilson Presents Pet Sounds: The Final Performances
With special guests Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin More →
Wednesday, May 24, 2017 at 8 p.m.
$32 - $123 | Get tickets to Brian Wilson Presents Pet Sounds: The Final Performances
Pacific Heritage Tour 2017
Adventure Awaits. Seafarers Wanted. Sail aboard San Salvador on an exciting ocean-going excursion. No sailing experience needed. Adventure Sailing legs on the Pacific Heritage Tour 2017 are for people who love history, sailing and want to be a part of ...More →
Multiple dates from May 23 - May 29, 2017
Hugh Davies Presents Francis Bacon
"An Introduction to Francis Bacon", a series of two art history lectures presented by Hugh Davies, director emeritus of the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. On April 13, Davies will introduce "Francis Bacon: Paintings from 1945-1973" and on May ...More →
Athenaeum Music & Arts Library
Thursday, April 13, 2017 at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 7:30 a.m.
$14 - $34 | Get tickets to Hugh Davies Presents Francis Bacon
Free Alzheimer's Seminar For Family Caregivers
Making a Plan: The Smart Approach to Alzheimer's Care Needs At this free educational event for family caregivers, Alzheimer's disease experts will provide practical advice for your care-giving journey. Learn how to prepare for the progressive nature of Alzheimer's disease ...More →
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 10 a.m.
James Hubbell Art Exhibition 'What Must Be Hidden'
Renowned San Diego artist and humanitarian, James Hubbell, will showcase a selection of his works in an exhibit entitled "What Must Be Hidden" at St. James By-The-Sea Episcopal Church May 19 – July 23, 2017. More →
St. James By-The-Sea Episcopal Church
Ongoing now until July 23, 2017
A Taste Of Melton: From Judeans To Jews
Lecturer: Dr. Ilana De Laney You don't have to be Jewish to LOVE Melton. Attend a FREE Taste of Melton and find out what's behind the buzz. Melton learning is a fun and open way to learn the basics (and ...More →
Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center: Garfield Theater
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 11 a.m.
Port Of San Diego Integrated Planning Port Master Plan Update Board Workshop
The Port of San Diego Board of Port Commissioners invites the public to attend a workshop on the draft Port Master Plan Update. The workshop is part of a series of public events that are components of the Port's ongoing ...More →
Wyndham San Diego Bayside
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 11 a.m.
Life Begins At 70
Life Begins at 70 – with Alan Mindell. Author and motivational speaker Alan Mindell will talk about what inspires him to "never give up" and continue to pursue an active and full life after 70.More →
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 12:45 p.m.
'The Music Man' At The Welk
Welk Resort Theatre presents "The Music Man," one of the most beloved musicals of all time. Fast-talking traveling salesman Harold Hill cons the people of River City, Iowa, into buying instruments and uniforms for a boys' band that he vows ...More →
Welk Resort Theatre
Ongoing now until July 30, 2017
$38 - $51 | Get tickets to 'The Music Man' At The Welk
InMotion Dance Concert At SDSCPA
San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts' annual spring dance concert brings down the house this year with spectacular works choreographed by renowned dancers and choreographers, Hope Boykin of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater; Christopher Huggins, known foremost for ...More →
San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts
Multiple dates from May 25 - May 27, 2017
Summer Family Fun At El Cajon Farmers Market
Join the El Cajon Farmers Market for free martial arts lessons led by White Dragon from 5-6 p.m. on Thursdays April 27, 2017-May 25, 2017 and July 6, 2017-July 20, 2017. Also there will be soccer games led by YALLA ...More →
El Cajon
Ongoing now until August 31, 2017
Mothers Celebration At El Cajon Farmers Market
El Cajon Farmers Market celebrates mothers on Thursday, May 25, 2017. The day will feature the following: - Soccer games led by YALLA from 4:30-6 p.m. - Free martial arts lessons led by White Dragon from 5-6 p.m. - Knitting ...More →
El Cajon
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 3 p.m.
Adoption Event
Hotel Palomar San Diego will be hosting a pet adoption event for the San Diego Humane Society this Thursday, May 25, 2017 on our beautiful Level Four Pool Deck! We will have adoptable dogs, drinks, food and prizes! If you ...More →
Kimpton Hotel Palomar San Diego
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 4 p.m.
Promoting Equity In Systems Of Science Education Through Research-Practice-Community Partnerships
The Center for Research in Mathematics and Science Education at San Diego State University and the STEM Education Economics and Equity Seminar Series are delighted to announce Dr. Philip Bell from the University of Washington will be our 2017 Distinguished ...More →
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 4:30 p.m.
Master Of Biotechnology Information Session
CSUSM offers a Master of Biotechnology; A Professional Science Master's Degree that combines Biotechnology and Business classes over five semesters. This program prepares students to experience hands-on understanding of the complex technologies being developed in the biotech industry. Your browser ...More →
California State University San Marcos
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 4:30 p.m.
Computer Music Focus: James Fei
The Computer Music Focus lecture series concludes its 2016-17 season with a lecture presented by guest composer James Fei. The Computer Music program emphasizes research in new techniques for electronic music composition and performance, catalyzed through an active concert program ...More →
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 5 p.m.
Robin Henkel & Whitney Shay
Artists Robin Henkel and Whitney Shay will perform at Farmer & the Seahorse for a night of blues fusion. Their music blend ranges from the raw 1920's blues of Robert Johnson and Bessie Smith to the high energy '50's & ...More →
Farmer & the Seahorse
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 5 p.m.
Thursday, June 29, 2017 at 5 p.m.
Six Degrees Of San Diego
The San Diego Art Institute is launches the "Six Degrees of San Diego" podcast, lecture, and performance series. The events and accompanying podcasts explore conspiracy theories, cultural mythologies, mysteries, and legends that are associated with San Diego in one way ...More →
Multiple dates from Jan 26 - Oct 19, 2017
Border To Bayshore Bikeway Community Meeting
The Border to Bayshore Bikeway is an approximately 8.5-mile route that will establish a key biking connection between the communities of Imperial Beach and San Ysidro. The team is seeking input from community members. More →
Southwest High School
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 6 p.m.
Seaside Center For Spiritual Living Presentation In Encinitas
Ray Lutz of Citizens' Oversight will make an informational (and surprisingly humorous) presentation on the proposal to build a nuclear waste facility on the beach at San Onofre. More →
Seaside Center for Spiritual Living
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 6:30 p.m.
Diversionary Theatre's 'Ballast' World Premiere
Diversionary Theatre stages the world premiere of "Ballast" by Georgette Kelly. The piece is a highly poetic exploration of the waking and dream lives of two trans and cisgender couples as they come to terms with the new lives in ...More →
Ongoing now until June 4, 2017
$14 - $45 | Get tickets to Diversionary Theatre's 'Ballast' World Premiere
Moxie Theatre's 'The Revolutionists'
Moxie Theatre presents "The Revolutionists" by Lauren Gunderson. Four beautiful, badass women lose their heads in this irreverent comedy set during the French Revolution. At the height of the Reign of Terror, playwright Olympe de Gouges, assassin Charlotte Corday, activist ...More →
Ongoing now until June 18, 2017
$20 - $40 | Get tickets to Moxie Theatre's 'The Revolutionists'
Celtic Woman 'Voices Of Angels' - ALL KPBS TICKETS HAVE BEEN RESERVED
Multi-platinum international music sensation Celtic Woman presents "Voices Of Angels" a captivating new show for 2017. Give $25 a month or $300 to KPBS now and receive a pair of tickets to Celtic Woman at the San Diego Civic Theatre. More →
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 7 p.m.
$300 - $600 | Get tickets to Celtic Woman 'Voices Of Angels' - ALL KPBS TICKETS HAVE BEEN RESERVED
'All Shook Up!'
Set in 1955 in a square little town in a square little state, rides a guitar-playing roustabout who changes everything and everyone he meets in this hip-swiveling, lip-curling musical fantasy. More →
California Center for the Arts: Escondido
Multiple dates from May 25 - May 28, 2017
$13 - $15 | Get tickets to 'All Shook Up!'
Cantor Cabaret
Please join five Cantors for an exciting evening of Jewish & Israeli songs, musical theater selections and cantorial favorites. Attend the benefit for the "HINENI: Music & Prayers for the Homebound" project, fiscally sponsored by Tarbuton, a CA 501c3 organization. ...More →
Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center: Garfield Theater
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 7 p.m.
$18 - $36 | Get tickets to Cantor Cabaret
'Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story' At Horton Grand Theatre
New Village Arts and Intrepid Theatre Company co-produce "Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story," an award-winning rock musical with stagings in downtown San Diego and Carlsbad. "Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story" tells the story of the American musician who celebrated the ...More →
Ongoing now until July 2, 2017
$29 - $58 | Get tickets to 'Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story' At Horton Grand Theatre
'Gidion's Knot'
InnerMission Productions presents the San Diego premiere of "Gidion's Knot," a play written by Johnna Adams, directed by Kym Pappas and starring Jyl Haruye Kaneshiro and Carla Nell. A parent/teacher conference begins as a mystery with a mother seeking answers ...More →
Ongoing from May 28 until May 28, 2017
$12 - $25 | Get tickets to 'Gidion's Knot'
'Heathers The Musical' At OnStage Playhouse
What's Your Damage? OnStage Playhouse is totally stoked to present San Diego's first fully-licensed production of Heathers the Musical! High school hallways have always been a social minefield with bullies and cliques behind every locker door, but in this satirical ...More →
OnStage Playhouse
Ongoing now until June 10, 2017
$25 | Get tickets to 'Heathers The Musical' At OnStage Playhouse
'Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years'
New Village Arts stages "Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years," a heartwarming true story of Sadie and Bessie Delany. The show follows these two African American women who witnessed tremendous changes happening in the Untied States throughout ...More →
Ongoing now until June 11, 2017
$33 - $36 | Get tickets to 'Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years'
Brooks Wheelan
Brooks Wheelan is a cool dude. He was named one of Comedy Central's 10 comics to watch in 2013 and was a cast member on Saturday Night Live for the 2013-14 season. He's also done stand up on Conan and ...More →
Multiple dates from May 25 - May 27, 2017
$8 - $9 | Get tickets to Brooks Wheelan
ArtPower Presents Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance
UC San Diego's ArtPower presents a performance by Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance. This dance company was born out of an 11-year collaboration between Bill T. Jones and Arnie Zane, who passed away in 1988. During this time, the two ...More →
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 8 p.m.
$25 - $43 | Get tickets to ArtPower Presents Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance
Cinema Under the Stars: 'Roman Holiday'
Scoot through the Eternal City with Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck in this timeless tonic about a princess who escapes her entourage to play hooky from her royal duties for 24 hours. (1953. 118 minutes) Cinema Under the Stars is ...More →
Multiple dates from May 25 - May 28, 2017
$17 - $19 | Get tickets to Cinema Under the Stars: 'Roman Holiday'
Amy And Freddy In 'Showstoppers! Show Tune Favorites!'
Amy and Freddy are back! Amy is in from PV and Freddy from Chicago to bring us another great night of fun! Amy's beautiful voice, edgy humor and quick wit, combined with Freddy's impeccable musical arrangements and sly repartee, create ...More →
Martinis Above Fourth | Table + Stage
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 8 p.m.
$20 - $25 | Get tickets to Amy And Freddy In 'Showstoppers! Show Tune Favorites!'
Exclusive Wine Tasting And Concert
Join Revolt Wine Co. and friends on Thursday, May 25, 2017 for an exclusive music and wine experience with Faulkner and WildEyes. Your ticket includes entry to the event, a VIP tasting including three wine samples, meet & greet with ...More →
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 8 p.m.
VAMP: Almost Famous
What happens when fame is the endgame and the fifteen minutes passes? Everybody starts somewhere. And everybody ends somewhere too. Come hear our stories of being almost famous. More →
Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 8:30 p.m.
ScholarShare's Toddler Time: Finger Painting Friday
Join us in our Party Place for finger painting! Use your hands and explore your senses during ScholarShare's Toddler Time.More →
Friday, May 26, 2017 at 10 a.m.
Free - $13 | Get tickets to ScholarShare's Toddler Time: Finger Painting Friday
Basic Hands-On Class
Let Isabella teach you the art of chocolate making and surprise friends and family with the chocolates you created. This class will teach you the basics of chocolate making. We will find about the origin of chocolate, the difference in ...More →
Dallmann Confections
Multiple dates from Feb 24 - May 26, 2017
Lou Fanucchi
For decades, accordionist Lou Fanucchi has distinguished himself as one of the most accomplished and versatile musicians of southern California. San Diegans might be familiar with his klezmer performances with Hot P'Stromi, his appearances with the Tex-Mex band Mex, or ...More →
Friday, May 26, 2017 at 12:30 p.m.
Zumba Gold
Zumba® Gold is a lower impact version of our Zumba® Basic class on Mondays, but just as fun! The moves have been carefully designed to be easy to follow by participants of any size or age. (858) 573-5007More →
Multiple dates from Mar 3 - May 26, 2017
Advanced Chocolate Making Class
We will learn how to temper chocolate, use professional chocolate molds. make your own ganache using exotic ingredients, piping, and finally decorating and sealing our creations. This class is about 2 hours. Please wear comfortable close toed shoes. More →
Dallmann Confections
Multiple dates from Feb 24 - May 26, 2017
Balboa Park After Dark
This summer, Balboa Park comes alive after 5 p.m. On Fridays from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day weekend, enjoy extended evening hours at eight museums, as well as food trucks and entertainment throughout the Park. More →
Ongoing from May 26 until September 1, 2017
La Playa Gallery's 'Aesthetics Of Human Form' Opening Reception
La Playa Gallery presents "Aesthetics of Human Form," a show that explores the human figure portrayed through bronze and ceramic sculptures alongside detailed and colorful oil paintings. A wine and cheese reception will introduce featured San Diego artists Julia S. ...More →
La Playa Gallery
Friday, May 26, 2017 at 5 p.m.
Summer Movies In The Park: 'Moana'
"Moana" - In Ancient Polynesia, when a terrible curse incurred by the Demigod Maui reaches an impetuous Chieftain's daughter's island, she answers the Ocean's call to seek out the Demigod to set things right. Summer Movies in the Park, a ...More →
Waterfront Park
Friday, May 26, 2017 at 5 p.m.
Sights And Sips Cocktail Cruise
This popular favorite is the perfect weekend attitude adjustment! San Diego is known for sunshine and sailing, and this Hornblower cocktail cruise combines both - plus, we throw in spectacular bay views, an enticing menu of light bites, specials on ...More →
Hornblower Cruises and Events
Ongoing now until October 13, 2017
Spirits At Sunset - Summer Cocktail Cruise
Enjoy an upscale evening on the bay on our all new Spirits at Sunset cocktail cruise. Complimentary champagne is served as you board the jewel of Flagship's luxury fleet: an 82-foot yacht with deluxe leather furnishings, spacious open-air deck, gourmet ...More →
Flagship Cruises & Events
Ongoing now until September 4, 2017
$37.50 - $42.50 | Get tickets to Spirits At Sunset - Summer Cocktail Cruise
'Conversations With Color' Opening And Artists' Reception
Get your Memorial Day weekend off to an artful start with an exciting new contemporary art exhibition set to open on May 26, 2017. The Bonita Museum has secured a show highlighting the work of three contemporary artists working on ...More →
Bonita Museum & Cultural Center
Friday, May 26, 2017 at 5:30 p.m.
Saturday, June 3, 2017 at 5 p.m.
Crossover: Where Comics And Science Meet
Diehard fans know that comics have a long history of addressing complex issues, from science lab accidents to ethics, moral issues and social justice. Join IDW Publishing and the Fleet Science Center to enjoy a local brew and take look ...More →
San Diego Comic Art Gallery
Friday, May 26, 2017 at 6:30 p.m.
$15.95 - $19.95 | Get tickets to Crossover: Where Comics And Science Meet
Ballroom Dancing
The Balboa Park Ballroom Dance Club offer Ballroom and Latin dancing lessons to the San Diego community on Fridays and Sundays from 6:45 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. No experience needed. More →
Balboa Park Club Building
Ongoing now until December 31, 2018
$4 - $6 | Get tickets to Ballroom Dancing
Hops On The Harbor
We're setting sail with San Diego's best local breweries to create a special evening of food, craft beer and beautiful waterfront views. Join us Friday evenings aboard our Hops on the Harbor craft beer dinner cruise. Each month, chef Brian ...More →
Flagship Cruises & Events
Ongoing now until July 28, 2017
$38.70 - $64.50 | Get tickets to Hops On The Harbor
'A Year With Frog And Toad' Youth Musical
This whimsical show follows the cheerful, popular Frog and the rather grumpy Toad through four seasons. More →
OB Playhouse
Ongoing now until May 28, 2017
$19 - $29 | Get tickets to 'A Year With Frog And Toad' Youth Musical
Summer Movies In the Park 2017
Summer Movies in the Park is a series of free outdoor movie screenings in community parks and recreation centers throughout San Diego. Movies begin at dusk, which is about 15 minutes after sunset. People are encouraged to come early for ...More →
Parks and recreation centers throughout San Diego County
Ongoing now until October 28, 2017
Robin Henkel
Robin Henkel performs solo blues at ChuckAlek Biergarten. "Robin's live shows are nothing short of inspirational. There is something genuinely raw, base and animalistic about his gut-wrenching, honest music." -360 DegreesMore →
ChuckAlek Biergarten
Friday, May 26, 2017 at 7 p.m.
Ballet Institute Of San Diego Presents 'Esmeralda'
The Ballet Institute of San Diego and Eglė Špokaitė present "Esmeralda," a student dance performance on Friday, May 26. The show spotlights young and pre-professional dancers performing ballet variations to music by C. Pugni, J. S. Bach, J. Strauss, L. ...More →
Creative Performing Media Arts Stage
Friday, May 26, 2017 at 7 p.m.
$10 - $18 | Get tickets to Ballet Institute Of San Diego Presents 'Esmeralda'
'Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat'
Kroc Kids Junior Theatre Company presents its version of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat." This is a family-friendly, universal story line that is sure to entertain the entire family as well as provide a moral lesson.More →
Multiple dates from May 26 - May 28, 2017
$10 - $12
Deva Premal & Miten With Manose Present Midnight In The Temple Tour
These gatherings offer a joyful path to centering in these turbulent times, creating moments of what Deva describes as "ecstatic silence" - or in Miten's words, "luminous pools of deep celebration." More →
California Center for the Arts: Escondido
Friday, May 26, 2017 at 7:30 p.m.
$35 - $108 | Get tickets to Deva Premal & Miten With Manose Present Midnight In The Temple Tour
Acoustic Evenings At The Athenaeum
The Acoustic Evenings series at the Athenaeum showcases local San Diego acoustic musicians. Three performers are featured in each program and are available at the intermission reception and postconcert meet and greet. The project advances the Athenaeum's commitment to support ...More →
Athenaeum Music & Arts Library
Friday, May 19, 2017 at 7:30 p.m.
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Spurs embarrass Mavericks in Dallas
(The Sports Xchange) - The San Antonio Spurs handed the Dallas Mavericks one of their more humiliating home defeats in franchise history with a 116-90 victory on Friday in front a stunned-silent sellout crowd at American Airlines Center.
The Spurs put on a clinic from the start, reeling off a quick 16-4 run that snowballed into an embarrassing evening for the Mavs, who lost for a third consecutive game. San Antonio led 27-12 after the first quarter and 62-26 at halftime behind the power of a 53-18 run.
"We played very poorly in the first half and they played great," Mavs coach Rick Carlisle said. "Obviously we didn't come out with enough force. The majority of the blame should go on me for not getting these guys ready to go. We had a crowd that was ready to get into it, but we didn't respond well at the beginning. The second half was better, but at that point you are fighting out of such a big hole it is just very difficult."
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich predictably downplayed the lopsided victory, especially coming off a recent 30-point loss at Golden State.
"Every game has mistakes, you win by 30 or you lose by 30," Popovich said. "It happens to all of us. I could go watch the film and there would be all kinds of things we could improve, because it is a game of mistakes. There is never a perfect game, so it goes without saying that you can always get better."
Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard, who will be a starter in his first All-Star Game next weekend, scored 16 of his game-high 23 points in the first half while all five of Dallas' starters combined for 16 points in the first 24 minutes.
The loss wound up not challenging the mark for biggest home loss for Dallas, whose worst loss at home was 117-70 to Seattle on Nov. 25, 1989. For the Spurs, their 42nd win of the season was their 34th by a double-digit margin. All 13 players active for the Spurs scored and nine different players hit at least one 3-pointer.
"That's probably the most embarrassing game I've been a part of on any level," said Mavs guard Wesley Matthews said.
San Antonio forward LaMarcus Aldridge finished with 14 points and 10 rebounds in 28 minutes, and reserve guard Patty Mills had 16 points on 6-of-8 shooting, including 2-of-2 from beyond the arc. Continued...


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Rayn: Scared.Mature
When I was taken off for questioning over what happened, I just burst into tears and told them everything, which resulted in them wanting DNA samples and another night in that cell. To say I slept would be a lie. I was torn between being scared of everything, scared of what my head might come up with in my sleep and the withdrawals that had kicked in maybe halfway through the interview. When I complained that I was going to be sick I was just given a bucket with some sawdust in the bottom and told to rough it out. Yeah, it wasn't a good night.
The next morning the DNA stuff came back as a positive match that the dead man in the morgue was my father and that sperm samples from the covers in the bedsit and on me were his. They gave me a few leaflets with counsellor details and sent me on my way.
I staggered off home, remembering about a street away that I'd left my keys inside. And my phone. For a second I hesitated, wondering what to do.
"Hey, Rayn," Jeanette said. I hadn't felt like I looked so bad til I walked into their fancy restaurant. I was pretty sure everyone was staring and quietly judging me. I clammed up and just looked at her. "What's wrong?"
"I missed you," I told her, twisting my arms around her tummy, feeling like a little kid.
She hugged back, "What's happened, sweetie?"
"Not here," I mumbled. She nodded and I went and waited by the door while she went to tell her boss or whatever that she was taking her lunch break early.
"Where d'you want to go?"
"Don't mind," I muttered. She took me to a cafe so she could buy herself some lunch. She bought me hot cocoa and waffles, but I just sat there prodding around, even though I'd asked for them.
"What's happened?" she asked again. I skimmed over the part where daddy used me for his plaything, but otherwise told her most of it. When I was done, she wrapped me in a cuddle. I put my head on her shoulder and she rested hers on top of mine.
"Is it bad that I'm scared of Kyle now?" I mumbled quietly, sniffling a little.
"I don't know, sweetie."
"I don't feel like I should be but he killed him," I looked at her innocently, confused by how I felt. I mean, I was free of daddy for the rest of my life, but now Kyle was a killer. I guess he was defending me, but... I don't know. It's confusing.
"I'm sure he didn't mean to."
"I haven't seen him since they took him to the hospital."
"Maybe you should go visit him, then."
"I only got out a couple hours ago. I don't have any keys for the apartment."
"I think I've got a spare somewhere. We can go back to mine and have a look for it, if you want?" I nodded, nibbling at my waffle while she finished her lunch. She took me back to her place and found me the key. I thanked her, trying to decide if I wanted her to stay and keep me company or not. "Want me to try and get the rest of the day off and come with you?"
"It's up to you," I told her, still undecided.
"I don't mind."
I shrugged. "I was only planning to feed Scruffles get high and go to bed."
"Okay. You should think about going to see Kyle, though, he probably misses you."
"Tomorrow," I muttered, wondering if I would go tomorrow. She smiled. "Thanks for the key. I'll give it back later."
"No problem," she said.
"See you later?"
She nodded, "I'll swing by later, if you want?" I tilted my head forward, not even bothering to nod properly. She planted a kiss on the top of my head and I forced myself to give her a baby of a smile, trying to be all brave. I could cope on my own, right? "Go on, go see Scruffles." We hugged goodbye and I walked slowly back to the apartment.
It was weird walking back into the apartment after what felt like an age. Nothing had changed here, but I felt like I'd changed a whole lot. I wandered in to see Scruffles who squeaked angrily at me, hopping around his empty food bowl. I sighed, refilling it, watching as he sniffed me suspiciously before taking an armful of food off to his hollow coconut shell bed and hid from me.
"I'm not even a good pet owner, how am I supposed to be a good partner?" I grumbled, shutting the cage door and heading for the bathroom. "I'm s'posed to be supportive and nice, but I'm hiding away, scared of him," I berated myself. Part of me didn't seem to care, though. And once the needle was in my vein, the rest of me stopped caring, too.


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Six people were killed on Sunday when an explosion ripped through an apartment building outside Paris, reducing half a residential block to rubble, emergency services said.
The bodies of a child described as about 10 years old, a boy aged 14-18 and two women were recovered from the remains of the four-storey building in the north-eastern suburb of Rosny-sous-Bois.
Two more bodies were found late in the evening as firefighters continued to comb the wreckage, leaving two other people still unaccounted for, mayor Claude Capillon said.
"There's still hope," said Capillon, stressing that the search and rescue operation would continue until the missing persons were accounted for.
However local prefect Philippe Galli cautioned that "the more time that passes the more the chances of finding survivors drops".
Some 40 firefighters and other rescue workers toiled throughout Sunday night among the ruins of the building with the help of sniffer dogs.
The building was practically scythed in two. Wallpaper, toilet seats, family photos and other everyday items were left open to the elements.
Neighbours said the blast, which happened about 7am (6am BST), was strong enough to shake buildings 100 metres away.
Early indications were that it was an accidental gas explosion.
"Our house moved, we were trembling from fear," said one neighbour, Pauline.
Ghislaine Poletto, 55, who lives about 50 metres away from the collapsed building, said she "jumped into her trousers" and hurried to the site, where together with neighbours "we managed to pull two children out".
One of the children was "protected by a mattress and a board above his head, which saved his life", she said.
Firefighters said 11 people were injured in the explosion, four of them seriously.
Gaetan de Raucourt, head of the Paris firefighting department, said there was still hope that occupants had found "pockets of air" amid the wood and dusty concrete rubble, which was piled a storey high and fanned out into the street.
"People might be sheltering there. We still have hope of finding survivors," he said.
Emergency crew chief Bernard Tourneur said the search would continue for at least 24 hours with care, since the rest of the building "is threatening to cave in".
The interior minister, Bernard Cazeneuve, who visited the scene, and police initially pointed to a gas leak as a likely cause of the blast.
A fire service commander, Gabriel Plus, said gas and electricity works had been under way at the site, but would not confirm their link to the disaster.
GRDF, the company in charge of delivering gas to homes, told AFP that "no leaks had been reported previously" in the area.
City officials set up a makeshift shelter in a nearby school with an on-site medical team for families hit by the blast.


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This is a discussion on I just changed my oil and now my car doesn't run the same... within the General Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Accidents. forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Originally Posted by Findus11 I know that when i switched to royal purple, my car felt like a whole new ...
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When we were running our circle track cars, we experimented with:
Royal Purple
Mobil 1
Four out of five came out black and burnt after a 100 lap race. Only one didn't. Mobil 1. We started using Mobil 1 after that. When we sent our engine in for it's mid season refresh, our motor builder said he had never seen an engine in such good shape. He had been using Redline until then. He has since switched all of his engines to Mobil 1. That is now the only oil we trust in our $25k race engines.
hate moment.
I like Mobil 1 and am not a hater, but after reviewing all the UOA's on GC and hearing/feeling the difference in my car, I'm now moving off M1.
However, I suspect it has more to do with the weight and properties of GC rather than a brand improvement over M1. People run other weights of M1, rather than the 5w-30, with great success. Of course, a lot have success with 5w-30 M1 as well.
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Ski in, ski out: NBA commissioner makes stop in Denver
Nuggets.com Q&A: David Stern
NBA commissioner David Stern was moving gingerly as he made his way around Pepsi Center on Wednesday.
A couple days of skiing in Snowmass will do that to anyone, let alone a 69-year-old with creaky knees.
"If you see me limping out, it has nothing to do with falling," Stern told reporters before the Denver Nuggets faced the Cleveland Cavaliers.
The commissioner took some time out of his ski vacation to check in on the local basketball team and watch some hoops in one of his favorite NBA cities.
As part of his itinerary, he sat down with Nuggets.com to discuss a variety of topics, including his connection with the Mile High City, Nuggets coach George Karl and his love for the game after 28 years in office.
Q: You took over as NBA commissioner shortly after the 1984 All-Star Game played at McNichols Arena in Denver. For that reason, will you always have a special connection to the city?
A: I will. Truth be told, the way it worked is that (All-Star Weekend) was the last three days in January and then on Monday Feb. 1, we went back to the office and I was commissioner. We said, 'What do we do now?' Also, that was when we started with All-Star Saturday. We started with an old-timers game and we stopped that because our insurance policy wouldn't cover all the ACLs that were being popped. I remember it to this day, sitting around the lobby of the Brown Palace (Hotel) and thinking good thoughts. It's really a very special place in my heart.
Q: Aside from the All-Star game, did you have some good memories of McNichols Arena?
A: I'm very old-fashioned and feeling more so every day. I liked McNichols. I liked the old Boston Garden. I liked Chicago Stadium. Those were three of my favorite buildings. But progress. Time marches on.
Q: Colorado has some of the best snow in America. How often are you able to take advantage of it?
A: We have a place in Snowmass. I try to ski. My wife is a far better skier and stronger skier than I am. But we come out as many times a year as we can.
Q: Let's talk about the Nuggets. They are trying to win a little differently this season, with a deep roster but no All-Star representative. How important is it for the league's long-term growth for a smaller market team such as Denver to have success?
A: I think there's always been a different way to win. In some cases, the appreciation for the player comes after the team has won. But I think coach Karl is a great coach. If he gets a healthy roster of your deep and talented team, they'll acquit themselves very well in the playoffs.
Q: You and coach Karl have both been in the league since the mid-80s. How would you describe your relationship with him and where does he rank among the all-time great NBA coaches?
A: He's much older than I am (laughs). He's an NBA treasure. I know he coached in Europe. I think he coached in the CBA. I'm one of those crazy people that used to follow those teams. Honestly he probably understands the world of basketball including Europe and the minors – both of which we're trying to develop always. So he's a fixture in our league and it's good to have him and it's good to have him healthy.
Q: NBA fans have been able to go behind the scenes with the Nuggets this year on NBA TV. Have you watched The Association this season, and if so, what's your armchair review?
A: I don't have time to watch it when it's on but I get the DVD, and when I get a chance, I flip it in. It's good stuff. NBA Entertainment has a bunch of (employees) who love this game so intensely and are so proactive in wanting to show everything about it. It couldn't be a better marriage.
Q: Former Nuggets center Dikembe Mutombo is working for you as a global ambassador. How's he doing?
A: Dikembe is an arduous worker. We have sent him to the four corners of the globe and he just says, 'Where now?' and just does it. He has been a terrific ambassador for us.
Q: Fun question: I'm the commissioner of a 20-team fantasy baseball league that includes former Nuggets coach Doug Moe. How do I keep the owners in line if they start to get unruly?
A: Doug? Talk to (his wife) Jane. He can be dealt with.
Q: The Nuggets, like many NBA teams, employ interns at various levels of administration. What's your advice for young people hoping to continue a career in the NBA?
A: Just become great at whatever small or medium thing you do and keep your eyes open. This is a much-interlocked place. There's a great cadre of young people who are true believers who knock themselves out to know everything they can about the NBA. My best advice is to watch the game. It's a great game. No matter what you do – public relations, accounting, legal – stay connected to the game as well because it's what brings us all together.
Q: Do you still enjoy the game as much as you did 28 years ago?
A: It's great fun. Even more. You begin to see its breadth and its scope and its global appeal and you understand what it has the capacity to do both by bringing people together and focus on the good causes that our teams do.


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By FRANCO PANIZO
Andrew Wooten may not yet be a full-time starter for SV Sandhausen, but he certainly made a case for himself with his two-goal performance on Wednesday.
Wooten netted a brace that included the equalizer and winner in the 2. Bundesliga club's 3-1 victory against Energie Cottbus. The 23-year-old Wooten scored the tying goal in the match on a penalty kick in the 59th minute and he knocked in his own rebound for the winner after having another spot kick attempt saved eight minutes later. Wooten now has three goals in his last four games for Sandhausen.
Wooten was not the only young forward to enjoy some success in Germany's second division. Bobby Wood, who made his official return from troublesome knee injuries that sidelined him for more than a year this past weekend, earned his first career start in TSV 1860 Munich's 1-0 win over SC Paderborn 07 on Saturday. The 20-year-old Wood went the distance in the match, which will surely give him more confidence going forward.
Sebastian Lletget did not make his first start, but the former U.S. Under-23 Men's National Team midfielder did reach a milestone by dressing for the first time in his career. Lletget was on the bench for West Ham United in their 1-0 loss to Manchester United on Wednesday, and the 20-year-old may have made his professional debut had the Hammers not conceded in the first minute of the encounter.
Here's how the Americans Abroad performed during the midweek action:
- Tim Howard started, played 90 minutes and made two saves in Everton's 1-1 draw vs. Arsenal on Wednesday.
- Brad Friedel dressed but did not play in Tottenham's 2-1 win vs. Liverpool on Wednesday.
- Clint Dempsey started and played 64 minutes for Tottenham.
- Brad Guzan started, played 90 minutes and made three saves in Aston Villa's 1-0 win vs. Reading on Tuesday.
- Eric Lichaj came off the bench and played 66 minutes for Aston Villa.
- Geoff Cameron started and played 90 minutes in Stoke City's 2-1 win vs. Newcastle United on Wednesday.
- Maurice Edu did not dress for Stoke City.
- Sebastian Lletget dressed but did not play in West Ham United's 1-0 loss vs. Manchester United on Wednesday.
- Tim Ream dressed but did not play in Bolton Wanderers' 2-1 win vs. Blackburn Rovers on Wednesday.
- Stuart Holden did not dress for Bolton Wanderers. He is recovering from a knee injury.
- Jonathan Spector started and played 90 minutes in Birmingham City's 1-1 draw vs. Blackpool on Tuesday.
- Will Packwood did not dress for Birmingham City.
- Conor Doyle did not dress in Derby County's 1-1 draw vs. Cardiff City on Tuesday. He is recovering from an appendix injury.
- Zak Whitbread started and played 90 minutes in Leicester City's 1-0 loss vs. Leeds United on Tuesday.
- Robbie Findley did not dress in Nottingham Forest's 3-1 loss vs. Ipswich Town on Tuesday.
- Oguchi Onyewu started and played 90 minutes in Malaga CF's 1-0 loss vs. Cacereno in the second leg of their Round of 32 series on Tuesday. Malaga advanced on 4-4 aggregate due to away goals.
- Steve Cherundolo started and played 90 minutes in Hannover 96's 2-0 win vs. SpVgg Greuther Furth on Tuesday.
- Jermaine Jones started and played 90 minutes in Schalke 04's 3-1 loss vs. Hamburg SV on Tuesday.
- Fabian Johnson started and played 90 minutes in TSG 1899 Hoffenheim's 4-2 loss vs. FC Nurnberg on Wednesday.
- Danny Williams started and played 90 minutes for TSG 1899 Hoffenheim.
- Timmy Chandler started and played 58 minutes in FC Nurnberg's 4-2 win vs. TSG 1899 Hoffenheim on Wednesday.
- David Yelldell did not dress in Bayer Leverkusen's 4-1 loss vs. Werder Bremen on Wednesday.
2. Bundesliga
- John Anthony Brooks and Hertha Berlin play FC Cologne on Thursday afternoon.
- Alfredo Morales and Hertha Berlin play FC Cologne on Thursday afternoon.
- Andrew Wooten started, played 90 minutes before being substituted in stoppage time and scored TWO GOALS in SV Sandhausen's 3-1 win vs. Energie Cottbus on Wednesday.
- Joe Gyau came off the bench and played 31 minutes in St Pauli's 1-0 loss vs. TSV Eintracht Braunschweig on Wednesday.
- Bobby Wood started and played 90 minutes in TSV 1860 Munich's 1-0 win vs. SC Paderborn 07 on Tuesday.
- Edgar Castillo and Club Tijuana play Toluca in the first leg of the Liga MX finals on Thursday night.
- Joe Corona and Club Tijuana play Toluca in the first leg of the Liga MX finals on Thursday night.
- Greg Garza and Club Tijuana play Toluca in the first leg of the Liga MX finals on Thursday night.
What do you think of these performances? Impressed with Wooten's two-goal performance? Do you see Lletget making his pro debut in the near future?
Share your thoughts below.
I was wondering where the Wednesday matchday commentary post was? I wanted other "unbiased" views of whether you think the ball Dempsey ripped with his left off target in about the 53rd minute yesterday was Defoe's ball? Or whether Dempsey had the better angle and shot. I love Dempsey and understand that I have a difficult time being objective about him. What do others think about the shot?
Did you see the shot or just hear commentary about it ? I don't know how you can say he "ripped" it. He hit it hard and straight… and nowhere in the vicinity of the goal, from inside the box.
They were both running into the same space and Dempsey took the ball from Defoe, not saying it was right or wrong, it happens. Defoe seemed to run the ball right into Dempsey's run, and Dempsey took it from there. Though his next touch seemed to take it away from goal, and his shot was not good.
I thought Dempsey's angle to the ball was superior and, ideally, Defoe would have left him the ball. Defoe is so quick though, and he possibly didn't know Dempsey was coming, so they both got in each other's way. When Dempsey took the shot, I felt like he might have pulled it back for someone else, since the shot was kinda gone at that point.
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Soccernet reported: "…Martin Skrtel's poor clearance set Defoe free but Dempsey selfishly muscled his team-mate off the ball and shot wide."
…this is just a bunch of English hater BS. Dempsey was running at full speed and the ball came into his path, while Defoe was moving forward diagonally from right to left, with a defender in his way. Clint would have been clear 1 v 1 vs. the 'keeper, but because Defoe shoved Dempsey to try and get the ball, Clint took an off-balance shot that would have been described by Toby Charles as "high, wide, and not very handsome."
I saw most of the game while Dempsey was still in, but missed the scene in question. But I will say that I Dempsey struck me yesterday as being very assertive with his fellow teammates compared to his timid approach previously. I did see the scene the 62 minute when Clint got tripped near the box by Joe Allen (actually, in the box but the ref gave a free kick just outside instead of a penalty. And Dempsey demanded to take the kick and he took it and it was blocked by the wall (or shot directly into the way, not sure which).
It was good to see Dempsey finally asserting himself with Fulham coming up Saturday. And if Dempsey did Clint did nick the ball from Defoe I say all power to him. I like Defoe and think he is a great striker, but he is the most selfish player in the world and I think in some situations he should be passing to teammates who are in better positions. It's possible that Clint was giving Defoe a subtle message.
You can see it here, after the match highlights, between comments from the managers.
I was pissed when I read that quote too. It's not the best best from clint, but "selfishly muscled" is a little harsh. Defoe steps back and lets him have it.
Video didn't work for me… but I could read the comments where LFC fans called Dempsey just about every cussword they could think of and accused him of diving. I'm starting to think "your a C***" is their motto.
Stay classy Liverpool.
"unbiased" views of whether you think the ball Dempsey ……"
If you did not want biased views, you came to the wrong place.
Eric Lichaj getting playing time with Villa in the EPL
Sebastian Lletget able to make the first team
Oguchi Onyewu going full 90 with a LA LIGA team
……is promising.
But why should we even follow Eric Lichaj? I mean, gee whiz, Timothy Chandler after being absent from the USMNT for a full year and turning down four cap-tying call-ups for the USMNT now has a lock on the right back spot and with 100% certainty will be the replacement at right back when Steven Cherundolo steps down. This is fact. Timmy does not have to compete for the right back spot. It is his. Don't ask why. It just is.
Its pretty easy to determine the why…
Chandler > Cherundolo
Cherundolo > Lichaj
Lost in Space
Biff – I'm guessing you were being sarcastic in your rant, but in the event you were not hear are a couple things for you to try and remember:
1) Dolo is 33 yrs Old. At that age in this sport an injury or performance issues could happen at any time. It's therefore good to have a stable of good players who can potentially step in to fill/cover a void.
2) Lichaj can also play Left Back. Not too long ago both LB's were injured/sick in a run up to WCQ matches. Lichaj should have been called in for cover then, but if it happens again it would be nice to have options.
Yep, Lost in Space, I was being sarcastic. I agree with you, we need depth at every position and I remember well the fullback dilemma we had in the WCQ games and yet Klinsmann during the past year has steadfastly ignored Lichaj, who had success under Bob Bradley, not giving him a single chance to show what he can do now in the US shirt and, as far as I know, Lichaj has never tweeted anything bad against Klinsmann like Jozy did.
Yet the second Klinsmann's buddy Tim Chandler finally accepts that Jogi Low does not want him for the German team, then Klinsmann welcomes back an out-of-form Chandler with open arms. I am not convinced that Chandler is a better option for the USMNT than Lichaj and I don't understand why Klinsmann has not given him a chance. All that said, I suspect that Geoff Chandler, who keeps playing both left and right back for Stoke might be better a better option at right back than Chandler or Lichaj. I personally like Castillo a lot and see him as Number 2 behind Fabian Johnson.
Biff, we get it. You don't like Chandler. You don't like his waffling (no one does). You don't like how Klinsi catered to him.
So how about every time someone says something about Lichaj, stop making it about Chandler.
Eric hasn't played well enough to deserve JK giving him a chance.
Your regard for Lichaj seems directly proportionally to your disdain for Chandler. Very similar to how you always look for indirect ways to attack the Bradleys.
I have seen all the USMNT games of both players.
Lichaj may one day be a solid defender for the US and may get a shot somewhere down the line.
However, Chandler has a chance to be something special and is clearly a better player. It's not close.
Plus, and everyone forgets this, Chandler has played a few games for the US under Klinsmann and done well. I'm not sure JK has ever met Eric.
If I'm a manager I have a lot more of a feel and more regard for guys who have done well for me. It would not surprise anyone if JK felt the same way.
Lichaj is now 24.
He has been a pro in England since the 2008-2009 season with Villa.
He has had loan spells with Lincoln City (6 games), Layton Orient (9 games) and Leeds United (16 games). Grayson, the Leeds manager, showed interest in buying him.
He had 5 league and 2 League cup appearances in 2010-11, 9 league and 1 League Cup appearance sin 2011-12, and 6 league and 1 cup appearances this year.
Just looking at that on paper it looks to me like Lichaj has never convinced anyone at Villa that he is starter material. Not Martin O"Neill, not Gerard Houllier, or Alex McLeish. We'll see about Lambert. It looks like if he does not win a job this year, he is likely to always be a utility guy for Villa, if they don't cut him. And if that happens he may need to move elsewhere if he wants a starter's job.
But it's the EPL you say! And being a part timer for what has mostly been a mediocre to crappy Villa team is better than Chandler being a regular for a Nuremberg ( 44 appearances since 2010) side that has finished in 16th, 6th and 19th place since he became a regular.
I don't find either Villa or Nuremberg impressive but Chandler certainly has done better with his team than Lichaj has with is.
Some of you seem to feel Lichaj's mediocrity is excused because, after all it's the EPL so he will do well for the US.
Okay, so let's look at the career of one Jonny Spector, another versatile American fullback/midfielder who when he was 24 like Eric is now, had nearly four times as many league appearances in the Premiership, and a ton more international experience.
If this EPL experience/pedigree thing were true shouldn't Jon be a star for the USMNT?
Well, Spector has never fully convinced anyone that he is USMNT starter material and most of you don't even want him in the pool now even though he is only 26 and seems to be getting regular time for Birmingham, a team I would argue are not much worse than Villa.
Meanwhile based on the disdain Spector gets and the love Lichaj gets on this site, you'd think Premiership managers like Martin O'Neill, Alan Curbishley, Alan Pardew, Gianfranco Zola and Paul Lambert must be morons.
So what do those guys know about Spector and Lichaj that you guys don't?
Germerican Shawn Parker started his first game ever Tuesday for Mainz against high-flying Eintracht Frankfurt and had an assist and scored a goal in a Mainz's surprising 3-1 victory over Frankfurt. Parker got a lot of press for the outstanding debut. I think Klinsmann has been in contact with Parker.
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Tim M.
I was pretty excited about his too, but it seems like he's Germany's for now and idk if he has any desire to play for the US.
Looks like he's been playing for the German U-20 recently (Sept) so I'm gonna guess we aren't getting this one, but who knows?
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Lletget's first milestone of the year was seeing EA put him in FIFA 12. Then you know you've made it! Very happy for him. I can't wait to see him on the field – come on injuries to West Ham starters!
Good Jeremy
I know you're joking when you say the last part, but it still makes me feel uneasy.
Does anyone know anything about Shawn Parket at Mainz? Apparently, he's another German with an American military roots, but seems like he's represented Germany at the U-20 level. Anyway, made his debut for Mainz this week and got rave reviews: http://www.berliner-zeitung.de/sport/fsv-mainz-05-parker-bei-den-maennern-angekommen,10808794,20991644.html
Everything i have read is that he is a legit star in the works and 50/50 on the US or Germany. I hope Jurgen is in germany right now working his magic!
David M
Someone please explain to me why I should still root for my national team when it becomes composed mostly of players who don't really have anything to do with the USA other than having their fathers serve in Germany?
melting pot
David M
Sorry, but melting pot applies to people who actually live in this country and want to live in this country, not to those who come here a few times a year to kick a soccer ball around. And sometime you even have to beg them to do that much.
Sorry if a kid who is 50% American and was only born in Germany because his dad was over there serving our country through military services isn't Apple Pie and Baseball enough for you. I guess I'll go ahead and tell every military person currently serving that their children aren't going to be real Americans since they might be born overseas due to their service.
David M
You either intentionally misrepresent what I'm saying or for some reason don't understand it … I don't care about who's "real American". The point is that all those Germaricans are products of the German soccer system — they have nothing to do with American soccer. Moreover, most of them (possibly all) had no interest or affinity for this country until they saw this country as a ticket to a world cup. I'm sure that none of them would've played for the US if they were good enough to play for Germany. Some of them had never even been to the US until their first USMNT camp on the American soil?
This is not that much different from Georgian beach volleyball players bought from Brazil and given Georgian citizenship just to represent Georgia in the 2008 summer Olympics and who have never even been to the country of Georgia.
Someone mentioned the proverbial melting pot. You can't be part of the melting pot if you're not actually in the pot!
Those kids are not 50% Americans only because their fathers are Americans. They could've been, and maybe even more than 50%, but their families and they themselves made a choice to be 100% German. A sperm donor doesn't make a 50%.
Someone here mentioned Altidore. Jozy grew up in this country. He's part of the pot. He plays for the US because it's his country and not because that's the easiest ticket to the world cup. Don't you see the difference?
No, it dosent…thats like saying all of the Americans overseas are not Amreican…do you realize howm many people you are talking about and what they've done and are doing for this country…I guess its hard when your thinking of what futbol comments board to spout off on…okay that last part was about me : )
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When did Preston Zimmerman change his name to David M???
Maybe because according to our nation's founding document and a couple hundred years of legal precedent these guys are every bit as American as you or I, and your willingness to consider them somehow less than "real Americans" is the same kind of ignorant, narrow-minded stupidity that has long contributed to discrimination of all kinds.
David M
Seems to me that your inability to accept any viewpoint but your own is a perfect example of "ignorant, narrow-minded stupidity".
Nice try, moron.
David M
Obviously, you're not capable of discussing anything without personal insults. Fits nicely with your opinions.
Who are you to decide who a real American is and who is not?
Considering Donovan, Howard, and others besides the Germerican brigade all have at least one foreign born parents (and both of Altidore's parents were Haitian), I'd say any half-American's would be well at home with our national team.
The real question is whether we can work out a deal with Brazil to station some units there for a while.
I am an American, and I approve of this.
"why I should still root for my national team "
The short answer is that you "should" not do anything you do not want to do.
If you don't like the so called dual international thing don't root for the USMNT.
As best as I can tell the people who are responsible for assembling the USMNT were told to put together the best team they can under the rules. Since all national teams operate under the same rules as the USMNT the dual national business is the norm for the industry.
If you don't like the "norm" I can't help you.
FIFA can, Write Sepp Blatter and let us know what he says.
Is there any word on the safety of Bob Bradley? The US government seems to be warning Americans to stay off the street.
Love BB or hate him, you gotta admire his commitment.
A bob update would be very interesting. That man is brave!
Wendell Gee
I´m sure he´s fine. The State Dept issues such warnings at the drop of a hat. If they let the State Dept issue warnings for US cities they´d be telling us to stay off the streets of every major US city.
Gary Page
Since Egyptians love their football as much as most anyone, he's probably safe unless and until their national team flames out. Since they've been doing pretty good, he'll probably be protected.
Come february, if whitbread and gooch are still healthy and playing they should be in contension for the RCB role
Roman Lewandowski
Anyone know why Chandler only played 58 minutes?
Ives, do you have any insight on the Shawn Parker situation? He seems to be the only US-eligible player with a legitimate shot to play for Germany (apologies to Chandler and Brooks).
Fabian has the quality to play for Germany.
Frank lomeli
Zak whitbread needs to be on the USMNT and starting he's the only actual CB who is getting 90
And at this point maybe promoted to EPL does anyone agree ????
Whitbread is very unlucky in terms of injuries – which has kept him off the USMNT ever since the Bradley days. Whenver Whitbread put together a good run of form and starts, going all the way back to his days at Leeds United, an untimely injury right around call-up time would happen.
His inability to stay healthy has severely hampered his international career.
"Brad Friedel dressed but did not play…"
This hurts my eyes.
Parker is firmly in the Germany's set-up don't expect him to make any kind of switch. The guy is 18, so he has plenty of time to break into Germany's senior squad.
USMNT fans should be excited about Bobby Wood who is a very talented American FWD.
Whitbread should be back in contention for the LCB position for the National team. If Whitbread can stay healthy he could slot right into the starting line-up for the Nats. No one has ever doubted his talent as a defender, but he just could never stay healthy long enough.
A Cameron and Whitbread partnership could be a very good partnership, but I think Boca will still be the starter against Honduras.
For Parker, it really depends on what the situation looks like ahead of him. Germany is always stacked and it's tough to break into the team. He might plateau or get tired of waiting and give us a call. We just need to leave a candle in the window to let him know we will give him a shot if things don't work out.
Does anyone know why ESPN FC keeps calling John Anthony Brooks by another name, Johnathan Brooksbank? I can see the splice of John-Anthon(y) Brooks(bank) but where are they getting this? Are they that clueless?
Didn't Leverkusen win against Bremen…
Nice that Wooten got in the game. Nicer still that he was anointed to take the PKs. However, he looked awful. The first kick was easily saved if the goalie hadn't gone the wrong way. The second kick was to the almost the same spot except even worse than the first. No wonder it was so easily saved. He's got some work to do there. Also, so do the refs. It's getting ridiculous that refs award PKs every time a ball touches someone's arm. That first PK call was one of the worst I've seen. Maybe MLS refs aren't that bad…..in comparison.
Your opinion on his pk ability not withstanding, Wooten was one of the best players on the field. He opened up space, the couple times he moved out to the wing resulting in some good crosses (including the first play in the video), and that last goal happened because of him. The new coach likes his play, he is going to be starting every game now.
great to hear. thanks.
Not sure that Wooten deserves too much praise, 2 penalty kicks, and one was terrible with a good follow up. Good for him though.


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RED JACKET – Mingo Central advanced in the Class AA playoffs as they clobbered Liberty-Harrison 55-7 on a cold Friday night at Harless Stadium on Miner Mountain.
The 11-0 Miners, seeded No. 2, led 21-0 at the half and scored 34 points in the third quarter to run away with the game.
Junior quarterback Jeremy Dillon, a Kennedy Award candidate, had his usual great game with five touchdown passes and one rushing score. He was 13-22 passing, but did have one interception.
A couple of other players, a pair of seniors, had games to remember. Defensive back Thomas Harmon tied a state playoff record with four interceptions (one for a TD) and he also had a fumble recovery. Harmon also had a TD reception in the second half.
Wide receiver Tyler Grimmett caught four TD passes, a career best and a state and school record, to help the Miners to the big win. Grimmett finished with six catches for 194 yards.
Joe Hunt, a tough senior running back, led the Miners with 64 yards on the ground and one TD.
Mingo Central took an early lead as Dillon connected with Grimmett on a screen pass that went 35 yards for a TD. Billy Mitchem, an old-fashioned straight on kicker, booted the extra point to make it 7-0 with 9:54 left in the first quarter.
Harmon picked off his first pass by Liberty sophomore quarterback Seth McKinney with 5:43 left in the opening quarter. He returned it to the Mountaineers' 21 yard line. A few plays later Hunt bulled it over from three yards out. Mitchem's kick made it 14-0.
Liberty-Harrison (7-4) threatened to score early in the second quarter, but the Miner defense stood up and made a couple of good stops. Two big tackles for loss pushed the visitors back across the 50 yard line and forced a third and 25. The Miners held and took over on downs.
Then Dillon hooked up with Grimment on a nice long 40 yard spiral and the wide receiver raced 75 yards for a TD with 5:06 left in the half. The extra point kick made it 21-0 as the teams headed into the dressing room at the half.
The third quarter was all Mingo Central. Dillon rushed for a 10 yard TD to increase the lead to 27-0.
The Mountaineers got one score in the third quarter when McKinney capped off a drive with a one yard TD run. The extra point was good by Chance Howell, which made it 27-7 at that point.
Dillon connected with Grimmett for a 23-yard TD pass to pad the lead. Mitchem's kick was good to make it 34-7.
Harmon showed off his offensive skills as he caught a TD pass from Dillon and streaked to the end zone for a 52 yard TD with 4:34 left in the third quarter. The senior had two receptions for 64 yards to add to his career night. The XP kick made it 41-7.
Grimmett and Dillon hooked up for another TD, a 55 yard scoring pass to put the game out of reach at 48-7.
Harmon's pick six gave the Miners another score and added to the lead.
Senior linebacker Caleb Lester led the Miners with nine tackles and a sack.
The Miners have been averaging 48 points per game and holding their opponents to around 12 points per game. They did even better than that on Friday night.
Head Coach Yogi Kinder said his team had a "great week of practice," perhaps their best all season. This is what a coaching staff wants as they head into the playoffs.
Assistant Coach Joey Fields said the coaching staff was pleased with both the play of the offense and defense.
Mingo Central had already made history, finishing with a perfect 10-0 regular season record. Now their goal is to make it the state championship. First they had to take care of the No. 15 seeded Mountaineers from Clarksburg, W.Va. Now they are only three wins away from their first trip to the state championship game in the school's young history.
Next up will be No. 10 Keyser, which is located on the Pennsylvania border in northern W.Va. The Golden Tornado, who defeated Nicholas County 50-12, will decide when to play, which could be on Friday or Saturday, but that won't be decided until Sunday during the coaches meeting with the SSAC.
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Thanks for organizing the trip, Andy. I had a blast. Maybe next year we'll have to go back to do the full loop.
And thanks for getting there a day early to break the trail for us!
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Thanks for your comments! It was a great time, with better conditions we might have made the entire loop.
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I am moving to a waterfront property on the Severn River (Severna Park, MD in Anne Arundel County) later this Fall. Does anyone have experience or know how to establish a mooring buoy? This would be in Yanz Cove. Is this something you need to secure through the county, state, or USCG?
Contact the County, AA County has strict permits on anything related to water or building...and it will probably take you months to get it...and don't even think about doing it without a permit!!! Ask the guy who built is house behind Dobbins Island ;)
Thanks Chef. Ha! I've heard about the house on Dobbins Island from my in-laws (live in the area). I'll do it by the book.
Yea, unfortunately, from what I understand, his actions lead to a lot of revision to anything related to permits in AA county. A friend of ours has a place right near Dobbins and had a hell of time getting permits to rebuild his pier after TS Isabel hit the bay. Craitoo just did a pier, on the Magothy, you might try sending him a PM ;)
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Superior quality Latin / Salsa music and resourceful disc jockeys make Sound Solutions Entertainment the best choice for any event in Stamford.
Mobile Music DJs
Call Mobile Music DJs for the highest quality event DJ services. If you have a wedding coming up in Stamford, we're here for you!
Westchester Party Rentals and Enter...
Want R & B music that will bring down the house? Look no further than Westchester Party Rentals and Entertainment, where you'll find the best around.
A Stan Wiest Music
A Stan Wiest Music has incredibly professional, passionate and energetic deejays for events, with plenty of Karaoke music.
Finer Touch Entertainment
A reliable, punctual disc jockey with Rock music makes a Stamford wedding reception really rock. Without a doubt, the best entertainers in the Stamford.
The event DJ that we got for our wedding reception was a Jazz music expert and a huge fan, on top of it, which made it even better.
Dance To The Music Entertainment
In Stamford, Dance To The Music Entertainment provides the most polished Disco music disc jockeys for special events and other occasions. They also happen to be a lot of fun to work with.
We had a memorable reception because of the outstanding disc jockey from THE REAL DJ GATSBY. They had the latest R & B music and really went beyond our expectations.
Looking for a Swing music DJ in Stamford isn't always easy, but AceMuzic provides focused, intelligent and experienced professionals.
Rothkin Entertainment
Traditional Oldies music for a wedding or other special event is not a problem for the brilliant event disc jockeys from Rothkin Entertainment.
DJs Unlimited Productions
A music deejay that also does MC's can make or break a party and the one from DJs Unlimited Productions will make your Stamford party incredible.
Ambassador Entertainment
The pro from Ambassador Entertainment will keep his eye on the crowd and make sure the floor will be full all night long. Also has Dancers / Party Motivators
Da Beats Entertainment
Multitalented yet focused, the noted local DJs available from Da Beats Entertainment offer plenty of Dance music.
Magical Memories Entertainment
Always resourceful, the well-known local DJ managed to come up with the best 80's music selections we could've imagined.
1 Westchester Entertainment
For weddings in Stamford, 1 Westchester Entertainment provides the best Classical music deejays, offering fantastic variety and skill.
Faze 2 Entatainment
Let them dance to Latin / Salsa music. Contact Faze 2 Entatainment for an experienced and highly respected party deejay anywhere in Stamford.


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The Blasphemous Rimjob:
10 comments :
- AnonymousSeptember 25, 2012 at 9:06 AM
Think you got a little side tracked here. Where's the Rosanne and Jackie video you promised?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 25, 2012 at 2:20 PM
You blasphemous heathens! LolReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 25, 2012 at 3:08 PM
thats terribleReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 25, 2012 at 3:51 PM
That's fucked up.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 25, 2012 at 3:59 PM
Not only in bad(terrible) taste, but also homophobic, since it depicts Satan as an enthisiastic homosexual. Isnt that what religious LGBT haters say?ReplyDelete
uh, Jesus seems to be enjoying his rim job...ReplyDelete
also: this is hawt...
- AnonymousSeptember 25, 2012 at 4:17 PM
Clearly IMLAY doesn't know there's a line. Crossed it! Need to quit posting when you're methed out or just quit posting...ReplyDelete
- Lighten UpSeptember 25, 2012 at 6:17 PM
You all get bent out of shape over a PHOTO. But you can always feel the need to come on, and trash people.ReplyDelete
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