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Northford, Connecticut Consumer Lawyers
Gregory Allen
Centerbrook, CT Consumer Law Attorney. 15 years experience
(860) 767-9044 90 Main Street, Suite 201
Centerbrook, CT 06409
Centerbrook, CT 06409
Free ConsultationConsumer, Business, Collections and Divorce
Quinnipiac College
Quinnipiac College
Gregory Allen was admitted to the State and Federal courts in 2001. He received his Bachelor of Arts degrees in Political Science and Psychology from Alfred University in 1998. He went on to law school at Quinnipiac University where he competed on the University Mock Trial team and was awarded for his distinguished acedemic achievement. He was awarded his Juris Doctor degree in 2001. He is a current member of the Middlesex County Bar Association and the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association. He has taught courses on living wills and last will and testaments. He is a mentor with the...
David Andrew Slossberg
Milford City (Balance), CT Consumer Law Attorney. 28 years experience
(203) 877-8000 147 N Broad St
Milford City (Balance), CT 06460
Milford City (Balance), CT 06460
Consumer and Employment
Max Lavit Rosenberg
Stratford, CT Consumer Law Attorney. 13 years experience
(203) 870-6700 2051 Main Street,
Stratford, CT 06615
Stratford, CT 06615
Bankruptcy, Collections, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
Max L. Rosenberg works to assist clients in financial distress and those being harassed by collection agencies. He represents clients in all phases of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy proceedings. Beyond his concentration on bankruptcy he also focuses his practice in assisting consumers with violations of the Federal Debt Collection Practices Act and has extensive experience with divorce mediation, criminal, corporate, and civil litigation, foreclosure defense, and workers compensation. While practicing in New York, Attorney Rosenberg mediated disputes at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and enjoyed arguing in every Borough in New York City as well as Long Island....
Sergei Lemberg
Wilton, CT Consumer Law Lawyer. 15 years experience
(855) 301-2100 43 Danbury Road
Wilton, CT 06897
Wilton, CT 06897
Free ConsultationConsumer
University of Pennsylvania Law School
University of Pennsylvania Law School
In more than a decade of practicing law, Sergei Lemberg has earned a reputation as a tough and tireless advocate with a passion for helping regular people fight for compensation they deserve. He stands up to carmakers, insurance companies, debt collection agencies, robocallers, and other big businesses. He has been recognized as the "most active consumer attorney" each year since 2010. Mr. Lemberg has been lead counsel in a number of class actions. He has been interviewed on consumer law issues by myriad media outlets, including FOX News, ABC News, MSN, the International Business Times, the Los Angeles Times,...
Howard Mark Rosenfield
Farmington, CT Consumer Law Lawyer. 37 years experience
(800) 637-3243 10 Waterside Drive
Suite 303
Farmington, CT 06032
Suite 303
Farmington, CT 06032
Free ConsultationConsumer, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Securities
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law and California Western School of Law
University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law and California Western School of Law
I have been respresenting investors for more than 30 years in Court, Arbitration, and through alternative dispute resolution fora. I have offices in Connecticut and Florida, and pride myself in having user friendly fees, and being prudent about the virtues of jurisprudence!
Eric Lindh Foster
Old Saybrook, CT Consumer Law Attorney. 26 years experience
(203) 533-4321 48 Main Street
Suite B
Old Saybrook, CT 06475
Suite B
Old Saybrook, CT 06475
Consumer, Business and Foreclosure Defense
University of Virginia School of Law
University of Virginia School of Law
I have been practicing law for 25 years and currently engage in a broad legal practice that includes advising individual clients regarding consumer financial services law, consumer protection, debtor's rights and in connection with credit card debt, mortgages and other consumer loans. I represent clients in consumer class actions and commercial litigation. During my career on Wall Street, I advised many of the world's leading commercial banks and their securities broker/dealer affiliates on compliance issues and represented them in connection with key financial services reform legislation pending in the U.S. Congress (Graham-Leach Bliley Act, Dodd Frank Act). ...
Sarah Poriss
Hartford, CT Consumer Law Lawyer. 14 years experience
(860) 233-0336 645 Farmington Ave.
3rd Floor
Hartford, CT 06105
3rd Floor
Hartford, CT 06105
Consumer and Foreclosure Defense
Univ. of Connecticut School of Law
Univ. of Connecticut School of Law
Sarah Poriss knows strategy. She started honing her skills, control and stamina years before she started law school. When she started speed skating. You read that correctly, the Apolo Ohno/Bonnie Blair kind of skating. It's a sport that requires practice, focus and patience. When you skate you skate in packs; and being out front is the hardest job, so Sarah learned to sit in the back and wait for the best time to make a move. She has translated these tactics to her law practice where her clients are being sued by professionals, the...
Suzann Beckett
Hartford, CT Consumer Law Lawyer. 28 years experience
(860) 236-1111 543 Prospect Ave
Hartford, CT 06105
Hartford, CT 06105
Consumer, Bankruptcy, Foreclosure Defense and Landlord Tenant
Western New England School of Law
Western New England School of Law
Robert Blake Clark
Trumbull, CT Consumer Law Attorney. 29 years experience
(203) 375-5775 799 Silver Ln
Trumbull, CT 06611
Trumbull, CT 06611
Consumer, Business and Health Care
Univ of Connecticut School of Law
Univ of Connecticut School of Law
Stuart Rosen
Hartford, CT Consumer Law Attorney.
(860) 240-2997 1 State St
Hartford, CT 06103
Hartford, CT 06103
Consumer, Business, Health Care and Real Estate
Columbus School of Law
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Kenny Chesney's "Spread the Love" 2016 Tour at Miller Park on Saturday, June 18, 2016.
Show Date: June 18, 2016
Show Time: 5:00 pm
Gate Open: 4:00 pm
Parking Opens: 2:00 pm
Lineup: Kenny Chesney, Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, & Old Dominion
The Milwaukee Brewers are proud to announce that Miller Park will once again be home to the country music event of the year on Saturday, June 18, 2016 as Kenny Chesney returns to Milwaukee as part of his 2016 Spread the Love Tour! After breaking nine attendance records and selling over 1.3 million tickets on last year's Big Revival Tour, the King of Summer is back at it again with 13 more stadiums and an even bigger lineup in 2016 as he joins forces with the biggest female country artist on the planet in Miranda Lambert.
In addition to Chesney and Lambert, the Miller Park concert will also feature four-time Vocal Group of the Year Little Big Town and emerging star Old Dominion, who broke onto the scene in 2015 with their smash hit "Break Up With Him".
Tickets go on sale to the public on Friday, December 4 at 9:00 am CT.
|Sand Bar (GA Standing)
|On-Field Seating
|Field/Loge Outfield Seating
|Field/Loge Infield & Club Seating
|Terrace Box/Bleacher Seating
|Terrace Reserved Seating
Additional fees are applied at Checkout. Prices subject to change.
Advance parking will be available for $25. Day of Event parking will be $30, and CASH only. Attendees are strongly encouraged to purchase parking in advance of the show day as parking will not be guaranteed for purchase the day of the event.
Platinum Seating / VIP Packages
Official Platinum Seats
Secure the best seats in the house! Seats will be located on the floor and field level seating bowl and will be variable priced based on value. Platinum seats are available to all customers and do not require a password to access this sale. Platinum seats go on sale Friday, November 27 at 10:00 am CT. Available while supplies last.
Sorry - this offer is no longer available.
VIP Packages
VIP Packages will go on sale to the general public on Friday, December 4 at 9:00 am CT. Limit of 8 VIP packages per customer.
Wild Child VIP Experience
Package Price: $1,153
- One (1) early admission General Admission Sandbar ticket
- Additional access to exclusive, elevated viewing platform above the sound board with complimentary beverage service - This is the best view and sound in the house -- in the center of it all (exclusively for the Kenny Chesney performance)
- One (1) Kenny Chesney signed premium collectible item
- Invitation to the exclusive VIP pre-show party with complimentary food and Wild Child open bar
- Dedicated concert concierge
- One (1) Kenny Chesney tumbler
- One (1) Kenny Chesney merchandise gift
- One (1) parking pass per order
Sorry - this offer is no longer available.
American Kids VIP Experience
Package Price: $373 Reserved & $453 Sandbar
- One (1) early admission General Admission Sandbar ticket or one (1) premium reserved ticket
- Invitation to the exclusive VIP pre-show party with complimentary food and VIP only cash bar
- One (1) Kenny Chesney tumbler
- One (1) Kenny Chesney merchandise gift
- One (1) parking pass per order
Sorry - this offer is no longer available.
The Seamless Experience
Package Price: $269 Reserved & $349 Sandbar
- One (1) early admission General Admission Sandbar ticket or one (1) premium reserved ticket
- One (1) Kenny Chesney t-shirt
- One (1) parking pass per order
- Dedicated Seamless Entrance
Sorry - this offer is no longer available.
General Information
- Parking: Parking lots will open at 2 pm. Attendees are strongly encouraged to purchase parking in advance of the show day. Parking is available in advance for $25, and $30 day of show. Please note, parking purchases on the day of show is CASH ONLY. Parking is available online until Friday. June 10 or at the Miller Park Ticket Office until Friday, June 17.
- Alternate Transportation: The Route 90 bus will not be running for this event, check with MCTS regarding service. Please check with local establishments on running shuttle services.
- Gate entry: There are five major gates at Miller Park. All attendees will be required to go through a fan screening process which includes walking through metal detectors. Please be sure to allow extra time for the screening process, finding seats, buying memorabilia, and getting wristband (if you have floor/sandbar tickets).
- Anyone with a SANDBAR ticket MUST ENTER the Third Base Gate at Miller Park. Upon entering with a valid Sandbar ticket, ticket holders will receive the appropriate wristband needed to access the floor and enter the sandbar area. NO EXCEPTIONS.
- Anyone with a FLOOR section ticket must obtain a field access wristband to access the Floor section seating. Each individual must be present and have a floor seating area ticket in hand. Ticket must have a valid barcode and the perforation strip intact. Wristband stations will be set up outside of Miller Park at the pedestrian bridge and by the Home Plate Gate on the Miller Park Plaza from 2:30-3:30pm. Wristband stations will also be set-up inside of Miller Park on the Field Level concourse near sections 110, 118, and 126 and inside of the Hot Corner Gate beginning when gates open.
- Keep aisles clear. For your safety and those around you, we ask that you keep the aisles clear. Do not stand on seats. Standing on seats is very dangerous and will not be allowed by security.
- Banners and signs: Cannot be larger than 18"x 24" and cannot include inappropriate content. NO handles or poles can be attached.
- Report problems immediately. If you need assistance please contact a Miller Park staff member or use the Guest Text Messaging system (Text Brewers and your issue to 69050). You may also utilize one of our two (2) Guest Services booths inside the ballpark. There is one on the Field Level behind section 116 and one on the Terrace Level behind section 419. Please do not allow someone or something to impact your experience in a negative manner and not notify us.
- Tickets are available online here at brewers.com/Chesney, as well as at the Miller Park Ticket Office. The Ticket Office will be open at 9am on the day of the event, and will be open until Kenny Chesney is on stage.
- Will Call is located at the Box Office near the Home Plate Gate. Those picking up tickets will be required to present a picture ID of the designated will call name and credit card used for the purchase. No third party WIll Call will be accepted for this event; please distribute tickets in advance.

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Indians Recall RHP Mcallister from Columbus; Option RHP Tomlin to AAA
CLEVELAND, OH - The Cleveland Indians today announced the following roster moves relative to the Major League roster:
Recalled RHP ZACH McALLISTER from AAA Columbus.
Optioned RHP JOSH TOMLIN to AAA Columbus.
McAllister, 26, has gone 3-5 with a 5.28 ERA (35 ER/59.2 IP) in 12 games/starts for Cleveland, collecting 51 strikeouts against 24 walks. He is set to rejoin the Indians rotation and get tonight's start in Kansas City on 6 days' rest after taking the bump as the club's "26th man" in Game Two of last Saturday's doubleheader in Detroit, a 5-2 win over the Tigers to complete a day/night sweep. McAllister made his first 10 starts of the 2014 season with Cleveland (3-4, 5.89 ERA), before being placed on the 15-day DL on May 22 with lower back inflammation. Following his activation from the DL, he was optioned to Triple-A where he has gone 5-0 with a 2.23 ERA (9 ER/36.1 IP) in 6 starts for the Clippers.
Tomlin, 29, has gone 5-7 with a 4.47 ERA (43 ER/86.2 IP) in 15 games/14 starts with the Indians since being recalled from Triple-A Columbus on May 6. The 29-year-old right-hander reeled off three straight quality starts to begin his season with the Tribe and was 4-2 with a 3.12 ERA (14 ER/40.1 IP) through his first 7 games/6 starts, but has taken losses in 5 of his last 6 decisions over 8 games/starts since June 12.


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The Dedeman Ankara's location on Akay Caddesi, one of the city's major boulevards, places our guests at the center of the capital's political, commercial, academic and cultural life. The Ankara airport is just 31 kilometers (19 miles) away from the hotel, while the city's bus terminal is only 8 kilometers (5 miles) away. In addition to being a transportation, political and commercial hub, Ankara is a city rich in history and all major cultural and historic sites are only a few minutes' cab ride from the hotel. Ankara's rich history dates back to the Bronze Age, when the first Hatti settlements were established here. In its more than 3,000-year history, Ankara, also known for a time as Angora, has been home to some of the world's most important civilizations, including the Hittites, Romans, Byzantines and Ottomans. Interestingly, it was also a Celtic capital, home to one of the Galatian Celt's most important tribes.
Today's modern-day Turkish capital is the product of the matchless vision of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the Turkish Republic, whose monumental tomb, the Anitkabir, is one of Ankara's chief landmarks. His city is now the bustling capital of one of the world's most exciting emerging markets, and the Dedeman Ankara's prime location makes it the perfect place not only to explore the city but also to do business and build ties in this rapidly growing economy. When it comes to entertainment, the Dedeman Ankara is itself a destination for locals who enjoy good food and music, while the hotel's immediate area is full of exciting dining and entertainment options. Simply put, whether you want to host a meeting, organize an international conference, do business at an international corporate headquarter or government ministry, or visit Roman baths and Ataturk's Mausoleum, there is no better place to stay than the Dedeman Ankara.
Nearby Attractions
Anitkabir (Ataturk's Mausoleum)
Anitkabir is the mausoleum of the founder and first President of the Republic of Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. An international competition was held by the Turkish government for the design. From among 48 entries from multiple countries, architects Professor Emin Onat and Assistant Professor Ahmet Orhan Arda's proposal for a truly monumental structure was selected. The Anitkabir Ataturk Museum opened on June 2,1960, with Ataturk's personal effects, his wardrobe, and some of the gifts presented to him by heads of state on display.
Ankara Citadel & Copper Bazaar
The foundations of this citadel were likely laid by the Galatians, a Celtic tribe who ruled Ankara for several centuries during the pre-Classical era. Set on a prominent lava outcrop, the structure that exists today was built by the Romans. The citadel is the oldest structure in Ankara and contains many fine examples of antique architecture. Comprised of two sections, the outer castle has twenty towers and surrounds old Ankara. The inner castle boasts one interior and one exterior gate, and the height of the impressive interior walls varies from between 14 and 16 mt (45-52 feet).
Museum of Anatolian Civilizations
Located on the south side of the citadel is the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, which exhibits gold, silver, glass, marble, and bronze works that date back as far as the second half of the first millennium B.C.E. Its collection, particularly of Hittite and Assyrian artefacts, ranks among the finest in the world.
Old Parliament Building
Roman Baths
Dating back to the third century C.E., Ankara's Roman Baths have been well preserved and rank among the city's most important archaeological sites. The heating system for the baths, as well as the dressing room (apoditerium), the hot room (caldarium), the warm room (tepidarium), and the cold room (frigidarium) are clearly visible. Beneath the baths are 7th century B.C.E. Phrygian remains.
Temple of Augustus and Rome
The temple, also known as the Monumentum Ancyranum, was first built between 25 B.C.E.– 20 B.C.E. by the Galatians. After the death of Augustus in 14 C.E., a copy of the text of Res Gestae Divi Augusti (The Deeds of the Divine Augustus) was inscribed on the interior of the pronaos in Latin, while a Greek translation is also presented on an exterior wall of the cellar. The temple, on the ancient Acropolis of Ancyra, one of the many ancient names of Ankara, was enlarged by the Romans in the 2nd and 5th centuries, it was later converted into a church by the Byzantines.
Kocatepe Mosque
One of the largest mosques in the world, the Kocatepe Mosque can accommodate up to 24,000 worshippers. Completed in 1987, this modern mosque is considered to be at the forefront of modern Islamic architecture, seamlessly combining traditional and contemporary design.


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Holstein Association USA Recognizes Outstanding Members at Banquet
Three Holstein Association USA members were recognized during the National Holstein Convention annual banquet last week for their outstanding contributions to Holstein Association USA and the Holstein breed as a whole.
Distinguished Young Holstein Breeder
Brad Groves of Groves-View Dairy in Billings, Mo. was honored as the 2011 Distinguished Young Holstein Breeder. This award is given annually to a Holstein Association USA member or partnership between the ages of 21 and 40, to recognize the significant accomplishments of young Registered Holstein breeders, and their commitment to preserving the dairy industry and achieving excellence in their daily lives. In addition to an award plaque, the winner receives paid travel and lodging expenses to the National Holstein Convention and a $2,000 cash award.
Groves has taken a lifelong interest in genetics and worked to breed the best herd of Registered Holstein cattle that he can. Today he and his family are milking 160 cows twice a day. Their ME production averages last year were 34,250 pounds of milk, 1,272 pounds of fat and 1,037 pounds of protein. They classify regularly and have a 107.9 percent BAA, with 18 Excellent, 54 Very Good and 45 Good Plus cattle on their last classification. The Groves-View herd is enrolled in Holstein COMPLETESM and use EASY IDSM with custom ear tags for registration. Brad says, "Registered Holsteins have had a huge financial benefit for us. It doesn't matter what the milk price is, type sells." They have marketed embryos to foreign countries and across the U.S.
Brad and his wife, Gail, have two children, Taylor, age 12, and Kiera, age 10. He volunteers several groups, including serving as secretary/treasurer for his county DHIA for over 10 years. Groves is involved with planning the 2012 National Holstein Convention and was recently named to the Genetic Advancement board for KABA/Select Sires.
Elite Breeder
Frank Raymond Ruby, of Fir-Ridge Holsteins in Scio, Ore., was recognized as Holstein Association USA's 2011 Elite Breeder. The Elite Breeder honor is given annually to a Holstein Association USA member who has bred quality Holstein cattle and made notable contributions to the breed and Association.
Ray passed away in March 2010, but his legacy lives on through his family, wife Ida, children Scott and Michele, and three grandchildren; and the sound breeding program he dedicated his life to. He bred over 100 Excellent cows in his lifetime and over 500 cows scored Very Good. Ruby's herd also excelled in milk production, with over 1,200 cows carrying the Fir-Ridge prefix achieving over 100,000 pounds of lifetime milk, 88 of which went on to make over 200,000 pounds. The herd received Holstein Association USA's Progressive Genetics HerdSM distinction numerous times. Ray's love for the breed was evident, as he expressed in the following statement, made when he was running for the Holstein Association USA board of directors in 1996, "Whether I was milking 20 cows or the 600 cows and 600 young Registered Holsteins that my family and I currently operate, it has always been a very interesting and rewarding experience to be part of the ever-progressive Holstein breed."
Numerous organizations benefitted from Ray's involvement through the years. He was a longtime active member of the Oregon Holstein Association and Holstein Association USA, and served two terms on the national board of directors from 1996 to 2003. He was involved as a director for the Farmers' Cooperative Creamery, the Oregon Dairy Farmers Association and his county DHIA. Additionally, he served his community on the Scio School Board for several years, and was a member of the Lions Club.
Distinguished Leadership Award
Charles Iager of Fulton, Md., was announced as the 2011 Distinguished Leadership Award recipient. This award is given annually to an individual who has provided outstanding and unselfish leadership to the Holstein Association or dairy industry as a whole.
Iager's Maple Lawn Farms has been in the family since 1939. Passed down through the years, they now have 350 Registered Holsteins and 1,000 acres of crops, along with a rapidly growing fresh retail turkey operation. He and his wife Judy have been married for 46 years, working tirelessly for the causes they're involved with. They have three sons, Mike, Matt and Mark, and seven grandchildren.
Charles has been a member of Holstein Association USA for 48 years, and a longtime active member of the Maryland Holstein Association, holding several officer and committee positions, including chairing the Scholarship Committee for over 20 years. Iager has always been a strong supporter of youth programs, giving his time as a 4-H and youth leader, and financially through scholarships and sponsorships of youth programs through the Holstein Foundation, National Dairy Shrine, University of Maryland and the Maryland 4-H Foundation. Charles and Judy most recently served as Honorary Co-Chairs of the Holstein Foundation's Dairy Leaders for Tomorrow campaign, giving a pacesetting Chairman's Level gift and successfully spearheading many fundraising efforts. Preserving Maryland's dairy history for future generations is also very important to Charlie, and he has been integral in supporting the Maryland Dairy Shrine.
Aside from the Holstein business, Charles has served on the Maryland Dairy Industry Association board of directors, the Maryland & Virginia Milk Producers Cooperative District Leadership Committee, is an Alpha Gamma Rho Alumni board member, a member of Farm Bureau and the Howard County Fair Association. He has been recognized by numerous organizations with leadership and service awards for his dedication and selflessness.
See the Summer 2011 issue of the Holstein Pulse for more extensive coverage of Holstein Association USA awards. For more information about annual awards, including applications, visit www.holsteinusa.com/awards/individuals.html or contact Lindsey Worden at 800.952.5200, ext. 4096 or email@example.com.


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SÁB, 21 SEP 2013, Boleyn Ground Upton Park
* The final match date and kick-off time is confirmed 5-30 days prior to the match day. If in doubt please check the official club website.
* Weekend matches are always played Saturday or Sunday and on rare occations Friday evening.
* Weekday matches are always played on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday.
* Changes within above date frames are beyond our control and we ask that you are aware of this when making your travel plans!
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* You will always be seated among home supporters or in a neutral zone.
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The American Dairy Science Association (ADSA) will be holding its 27th Discover Conference May 27-30, in Itasca, Ill.
"Strategies for Improving U.S. Dairy Cattle Welfare" will focus on defining, improving and promoting animal welfare for dairy cows, heifers and calves. The conference will feature speakers discussing the latest research on improving welfare for dairy animals, and will encourage dialogue among participants to discuss and address contentious animal welfare issues.
Discounted, early registrations are due April 27. For more information and registration details, click here.


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HOUSTON - One location of a popular Cajun restaurant got two unexpected guests at the same time.
When the health inspector walked into Boudreaux's Cajun Kitchen on the Tomball Parkway near Gessner, he said he saw a roach crawling across the top of a food prep table. He also asked employees to eliminate the presence of fly activity in the kitchen.
Monica Levitz with Boudreaux's emailed us this statement:
"Boudreaux's has eliminated the pest problem through more frequent pest control visits and a more thorough inspection system of all incoming boxes and packages."
At Wok D'lite at 7810 Bellfort, inspectors said they found a live roach inside a container of vegetables and another one in the dry storage area.
At China Max inside Willowbrook Mall, inspectors said there was a roach on a cabinet door behind the counter.
Inspectors said there were more roaches and gnats at Chacho's on the South Loop near South Main.
Inside West Oaks Mall at McDonald's, inspectors said they found rodent droppings behind the cabinets in a storage area.
The Coronita Grill Buffet at 12270 Westheimer is closed, but when an inspector stopped in to meet with the new owner planning to open a new restaurant, he said the kitchen reeked of rodents and there were rat droppings on the floor and equipment. The owner will have to get rid of the rats before he can start serving food.
We're serving up A's this week to the Jamba Juice on West Gray at Shepherd and La Fresca Pizza at 26 Braeswood Square. Congratulations to both restaurants on their most recent spotless inspections.
To see a complete list of restaurant violations in the Houston area, click here. How To File Restaurant Complaint We get our information from the City of Houston Health Department, but many of you have complaints about restaurants in other cities and counties. Refer to the following list to find out which agency to contact depending on the location of the restaurant: * For all complaints about restaurants located in the city of Houston, call 311 or file the complaint online. * Harris County Public Health & Environmental Services inspects and permits all retail food establishments in the unincorporated areas of Harris County as well as in the cities of Tomball, Katy, Jacinto City, Galena Park, La Porte, Morgan's Point, South Houston, Seabrook, El Lago, Southside Place, Hunter's Creek, Piney Point, Bunker Hill, Jersey Village, Spring Valley, Deer Park, Humble, Waller, and West University Place. If you believe you have become ill from ingesting food from an establishment in unincorporated Harris County or in a city inspected by Harris County, please file a complaint at http://www.hcphes.org/eph/foodcomplaint.ht or call them at 713-274-6300. If you are concerned about a food establishment's operations such as cleanliness, food handling procedures, etc., please file a complaint at http://www.hcphes.org/eph/complaints.htm. * To file a complaint about a restaurant in Montgomery County, call the Montgomery County Health Department at 936-539-7839. * To file a complaint about a restaurant Galveston County, call the Galveston County Health Department at 409-938-2300. Use this link to speed the process and file your complaint electronically, or send an email to email@example.com. * To file a complaint about a restaurant in Brazoria County, contact the Brazoria County Health Department. * To file a complaint about a restaurant Fort Bend County, contact the Fort Bend County Health Department. * To file a complaint about a restaurant in Sugar Land use this link or contact the Senior Sanitarian at 281-275-2278 or email email@example.com. If you have a news tip or question for KPRC Local 2 Investigates, drop them an e-mail or call their tipline at (713) 223-TIPS (8477). Copyright 2014 by Click2Houston.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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NCAA Tourney Hero Lorenzo Charles Dies In Bus Crash
Lorenzo Charles, whose last-second dunk in the 1983 championship game propelled North Carolina State to unlikely victory, died Monday in a bus crash in West Raleigh, North Carolina. He was 47.
Charles was driving a charter bus when he lost control and slammed into a group of trees. He was the only person on the bus at the time.


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POLICE are appealing for information after a man indecently exposed himself to a passerby in Harnham at 11.45am on Saturday.
The incident occurred at the junction of Netherhampton Road and Carrion Pond Drove.
The man is described as white, in his late 20s, of broad build and about 5ft 7ins. He was wearing a black hooded top with yellow writing on the front and back.
Anyone with information is asked to call Wiltshire Police on 10, quoting crime number 54130003689.


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Hello guys
I just downloaded Filezilla client but cant get it to work as it keeps
giving these error messages while trying to Quickconnect:
Error: Could not read from transfer socket: ECONNRESET - Connection reset by peer
Error: Failed to retrieve directory listing
It also indicates that directory listing failed.
Please how do I get it to work to enable me upload some files.
Hi bhills. Welcome to the forums.
Firstly, what system are you on (e.g. Mac, PC)?
Do you have a web hosting account? If so, do you have the username and password for that account?
If not, what are you trying to connect to?
Thanks ralph.m I am on a PC and I have a hosting account. I used the same username and password that was mailed to me by hostgator when got the hosting.
Are you sure about your FTP accesses (Host, Username, password, port)? Double check those and veify with your host provider!
Thanks Dark TranquilityI guess it should be the correct one cos it was the same host, username,password that was emailed to me by hostgator when I got the hosting. I usually leave the "port" empty. I don't know if that is okay.
With HostGator settings you don't need to set the port.As a host name use: your domain .com simply not the URL of the server?
That was exactly what I used. host- mydomainname.comusername- the username I used in setting up the hostingpassword- the was generated by hostgator and forwarded via the welcome email
Do you have a control panel with your hosting account? If so, try logging in to that with that username and password and thereby make sure they are the right ones.
I was able to use it to sign into the Control Panel. I observed that Filezilla client also connects to the server with the same username/password. It just don't get directory listings of the host(right side). It also does'nt also display the normal ticks that displays on top when the ftp client connecting with server.
I was wondering if it will be okay to to un-install the Filezella client and re-install it again. What are your thoughts on this please?
I'm sure that would be fine, but it my not help. I'm not very familiar with FileZilla (only having used it a few times on a Mac) but it's usually very straightforward to connect to the host via FTP. Can you post a screen shot of what the right side of FileZilla looks like when you are connected? In the setup, you usually have to nominate what folder you want to connect with—be it the root folder or some folder above that. Maybe you aren't seeing what you expect because you are connected to a folder above the root folder?
Here is the link to the screen shot. I have been struggling to put the screen here but yet to get it right.Kindly click the link to the screen shot. thanks
I believe HostGator give usernames and passes for the FTP access that are different from the Cpanel ones? Unless they changed that recently!check the welcome mail they sent you. Or, from the CPanel create another FTP Account and test it.Also check if your firewall isn't blocking FileZilla!
Though I don't know what all host-gator offers with their cPanel; You should have an option of creating "FTP Accounts" within cPanel (under "Files" category") which you could grant to any level of access to your domain (root, addon, ect.) or changing the FTP login altogether. Theres also "WebDisk" you could use through Windows Explorer (as it appears your running vista based on your screenshot). All else fails you can use the "File Manager" within cPanel (also found under files) to get the job done but I would suggest double checking with your host about FTP access if you don't have any of the above options.
I have contacted hostgator and the rep is insisting that I should be able to use the cpanel username/password for ftp access.He said that he was able to use same information to connect to filezilla ftp program. We agreed that I should retry and get back to him....Please how do I check if FIREWALL is blocking filezilla?
Thanks AmishI don't know how to create FTP Accounts within cpanel. Please can you explain this more? Also how do I change FTP login as you suggested?I really appreciate the various alternatives you suggested,but I don't have a clue on how to go about it. I have also double checked with hostgator and the rep is insisting that the he was able to login effectively with the same cpanel username/password I am using.
I just Googled "filezilla directory listing failed" and there were lots of discussions and solutions to this online (as there often are).
Here are some things I found:
An article on various important things and issues with FileZilla:http://wiki.filezilla-project.org/Network_Configuration
and some discussionshttp://forum.filezilla-project.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7315http://geek-guidance.blogspot.com.au/2009/10/quick-fix-for-filezilla-error-directory.html
My other question would still be whether or not you are uploading to the right place. When setting up FileZilla, did you specify a folder to upload to, such as /public_html/ ?
Thanks ralph.m I was able to get it to work after going through the resource you recommended but noticed some FAILED FILES at the end of the transfer. I contacted hostgator and the rep told me that I can resolve it manually but I have no clue on how to do manual transfer of failed ftp files. Please any suggestions on how I can achieve this?Many thanks to you guys for all the assistance.
I assume it means simple dragging one file at a time from the left window to the right window. That's my guess, anyhow.
Thanks ralph.mI just contacted hostgator and the rep walked me through the manual transfer through the cpanel. Many thanks again to you guys for helping me out.you guys are really great here.
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Most of the time, I wake up feeling refreshed, and relaxed. It feels difficult to sit for 20 minutes and relax because I already am. I know feeling relaxed whilst meditating is only the part of it, but it seesm so unecessary.
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Introduction to the Sennheiser Momentum Headphones
Sennheiser will always hold a special part of my heart as the HD580 my first audiophile headphone. I can still remember the soft velvety fabric of the earpads and the revelation that was quality music playback. Since then, I have experienced the sound of many other headphones, but have always wanted to revisit Sennheiser. When offered the chance to give their new model, the Momentum, a listen, there was absolutely zero hesitation on my part.
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The design of the Momentum usher's in a totally new approach for Sennheiser. These phones are sleek and sophisticated and the first thing I noticed was the unique metallic brown finish. It stands out from the common black or silver finish, while not being too bright and loud, attracting unwanted attention. Accenting that metallic brown is the brushed metal headband with brown leather padding. The earpads slide up and down the metal band to adjust for head size and comfort. For connection the Momentum comes with two cables, both with 1/8″ connectors on each end. One cable includes iPhone/iPod controls and a very cool adjustable 90 degree 1/8″ plug, while the other is simply a cable with plain straight connectors. A ¼" adapter is also included for plugging into headphone amps and whatnot.
After picking up the Momentum and examining their design, the second thing that really jumped out at me was their weight. At just 190 grams, they are light. A light, compact design is of critical importance if portability is any concern of the designer. These are easily among the lighter of the headphones I have reviewed. Comfort-wise, the Momentum should please most wearers. Even though the ear cups aren't big enough to fit fully around most ears, I give that a pass since making them too big means no one will want to take them on the go. There was occasional pinching at the top of my ears, which I am overly sensitive to, but the light weight was enough to offset that. The leather material on the ear pads and headband is soft and of good quality.
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The Sennheiser Momentum sound quality is full, uncongested and overall, especially for a pair of $350 headphones, well-balanced. My overall preference in headphone design weighs heavily in the open-back, planar magnetic court, so to switch things up with the closed-back, dynamic driver Momentum, I felt the need to keep my expectations in check.
After throwing on some Coltrane via my iPhone (no special portable amps here, just a direct connection from iPhone to Momentum), I was immediately greeted with a warm and inviting sound. Coltrane's sax was positioned apart from the bass and piano with enough weight to his stage presence to create an almost tangible image. When the piano solo takes off in "Too Young To Go Steady", the right hand melody pops with excellent dynamics.
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It is that time again when we are bombarded with predictions about what is going to happen in the year ahead. I can understand why the media promote this activity. It is good content at a generally slow time of the year. It can also sound quite profound and insightful as the experts tick off a long list of reasons to justify their clairvoyance.
The only problem is that it won't make you any money. No one, and I mean no one, has been able to consistently predict what the market will do in the year ahead. Of course, there is always someone who is lucky and comes up with a pretty good guess, but they have about the same degree of expertise as someone who picks Lotto numbers.
Even if they do nail the close a year from now, it is the manner in which we make it there that will make you money. It is calling the twists and turns during the course of the year that is going to determine the profits you make.
I'll be so bold to take make this prediction: Over the next year, the market will see at least three good tradable rallies and two ugly downtrends. I also predict that if you are a disciplined trader, you can make money no matter what level the indices close at in a year.
I'm always excited to start trading in the new year, and I intentionally cultivate a mindset of not knowing what will happen. I don't want to have any biases or inclinations. I just want to react as the action unfolds.
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Not really, she's a bit pre-pre-pubescent looking for my tastes. But you know, it's ok as long as she actually IS legal!
Ok mate, I'll knock it off on AJ. Just having some fun. I just like to rage against the current trend haha
I appreciate your input on my last thread - it's great to be able to share ideas with sensible people. And the sig = awesome.
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Dude, I'm stealing that Daniel Bryan yes gif you posted in one of the threads and using it as my sig! cool?
As flattered as I am, I unfortunately will not be able to participate, I have been beyond busy and will continue to be for a good while, I'm sorry man. I again, appreciate the invitation and opportunity.
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" Coach says Lance Stephenson could debut 2nite."
thank god i'll be at this game..
Tyler starting + Lance playing = wtf am i reading
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Via Cliff Brunt
" Coach says Lance Stephenson could debut 2nite."
thank god i'll be at this game..
Tyler starting + Lance playing = wtf am i reading
Seriously what happened to Jim?
It's good to at least have Lance in uniform and for him to possibly soon get his feet wet in the NBA for a few minutes.
I know it's foolish to get my hopes up, but still...
If he does, and there's no injuries we haven't heard about yet, coupled with Hans starting I'll firmly believe Larry sat JOB down over this recent break and told him what direction he wants things to go.
That would be nice
Let me see, PG getting more PT, Tyler starting , Lance possibly dressing................
Sounds like somebody in Pacerland his given Jim a few "suggestions"
Sittin on top of the world!
Lies and more lies.
Lance is finally home. Whether he becomes our starting PG or he's 6th man, he's getting big minutes and he's here to stay. #llortontnia
Lance Stephenson active for the first time 2nite vs. Spurs. Stephenson and A.J. Price will alternate being on the inactive listSolomon Jones inactive. Don't be surprised if O'Brien rotates big men on the inactive list since he's playing "small ball" now.
Well, at least it's no longer possible to play Solo in the closing minutes of a game.
Have we gotten the "he's a shooting guard" memo yet, or is he going to have to guard Tony Parker? (If played, that is)
It's time to trade TJ,MIKE and POSEY!
Play AJ, RUSH,GEORGE, LANCE,TYLER AND JOSH
Dahntay, Solo, and James need to be the 3 inactive players.
I don't think TJ should. Just so we have a 3rd PG active just in case we need him.
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SG Rush/George/Stephenson
SF Granger/Dunleavy
PF Hansbrough/McRoberts/(Granger - when going small)
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This is coming from the front office. All these recent moves are not Obie moves--Tyler starting, Lance active--I would guarantee the front office told him he had to shake things up and play some younger guys. Guarantee it.
That would be one of the smarter things Bird has done if he really did say something.
I know you've gotta take the good with the bad, but I REALLY hope AJ and Lance alternating inactive spots doesn't mean we still think Stephenson will be a PG.
Great. Glad we're finally trying an offensively gifted player on a team that's struggling with its offense.
If he plays, especially in the first half, I predict he'll have a strong game. He's the kind of player that makes strong first impressions.
My first thought too, it seems, his antics and line up choices were not only resulting in losses on the court, but in attendance and money also, I know if I was in indy, I would def. go tonight.
"Did we learn anything?"-Jonathan Ames
"No, but thats okay, It's a good thing to stay in the dark about things - it keeps life more interesting."- George Christopher
I doubt it. JOB only plays 2 PGs.
My guess is JOB thinks they both can play SG.
I've probably been more critical of Lance than anyone I've seen. Maybe we'll find out tonight.
Either way, I think if these are forced moves, they'll signal the beginning of the end of O'Brien. You know he won't take this very well.
Considering this system doesn't require a traditional PG...just a player to cross center court...can Lance do that?
If he can do that, what do you think of Rush and Granger guarding the two best offensive players (between the PG and wings) and have Lance guard the weakest offensive players?
The Spurs are a terrible matchup though...with Parker, Manu and Jefferson. Any of those three could score 40 points on Lance.
Lance is finally home. Whether he becomes our starting PG or he's 6th man, he's getting big minutes and he's here to stay. #llortontnia
I suppose he could, I'm just speaking more long term. I wouldn't think about anyone but Rush defending Manu, he'd probably get Danny in foul trouble with his headfakes and just bizarro offensive arsenal. I suppose of the 3 Lance'd be "best suited" to guard Jefferson.
But I don't think it'll matter much anyway, it's not like I expect Lance to get big minutes if any at all.
I am super psyched for this game to say the least.
Too bad we let the young guys play against the team with the best record. My cynical side looks at this sideways.
Protect the Promise!!!!
The PG in this offense needs to keep the ball moving and needs to score.
There's a reason Collison struggles in this offense, and it's not because his focus needs to be on scoring. He can do that fine. It's the playing without the ball and keeping the ball moving that's a problem. That is a pg skill.
I'm not sure that Stephenson can do that. From what I can tell, he likes to dominate the ball and score that way, but that doesn't mean Stephenson isn't able to do it..I just haven't seen him (because no one has seen him) And in the future, he's simply not a PG. So lets not confuse him right now. Kthx.
"But, first, let us now praise famous moments, because something happened Tuesday night in Indianapolis that you can watch a lifetimes worth of professional basketball and never see again. There was a brief, and very decisive, and altogether unprecedented, outburst of genuine officiating, and it was directed at the best player in the world, and that, my dear young person, simply is not done."
..No Lance so far despite TJ having a craptastic game.


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So you know how folks on the far-right are always talking about how military chaplains are going to be unfairly stifled once sexual orientation no longer poses a liability to any soldier? Yea, well — for an example of what kind of chaplain activity these folks are really looking to protect, listen to conservative darling Gordon Klingenschmitt tell Peter LaBarbera his tale of what went down under his own religious military service. Apparently for this former chaplain, "exorcism" of the "foul spirit of lesbian" so that said lesbian could marry Jesus was the order of the faith-filled day:
*Source: AFTAH Interview with Chaplain Gordon Klingenschmitt – Part One [Americans For Truth]


text: My husband and I are getting a miniature pinscher in a few weeks. We have a tall (5') fence bordering two sides of our yard. Our idea was to just add additional fencing and gates to close up the two sides of the yard that are unfenced. Easy, right? This is where things got complicated! I hoping you can help me determine the best way to keep our new guy safely fenced in. Our house is built on the side of a hill so on the other side of the yard is a retaining wall about one story off the ground with a low (3') fence. We also have a deck that is a little higher than 1 story off the ground and this has a 4' wooden fence. Our breeder told us that this mini pin is unfamiliar with heights and is at risk for jumping off the deck and/or the lower fenced area. Is your sense that she is saying this because as a PUPPY he and would need to become familiar with the heights? Or are mini pins in general, even adult ones, just so determined to get out that they will take risks? For example, if he saw a squirrel, might he take the leap? She also said he would probably need a 5' fence to be safe. For reasons that are really involved to describe here, we are having difficulty replacing the 3' fence (it is curved and in a tough spot) and I'm wondering if after several weeks we could simply teach our dog not to try to go over it. Also, there is no easy solution for keeping him safe on the deck other than blocking it off so he can't access it, which is not ideal. We would consider a combination of solid fencing and invisible fencing, if necessary. FYI we are home a lot and can do training and keep an eye on him, but ideally we are hoping to give him 24-hour access to the yard via a dog door. So, can you help me understand a bit more about mini pin behavior, both as a puppy and an adult, with regards to fencing, heights, learning where he is allowed, etc. Any thoughts about the best way to keep our new guy safely fenced in would be appreciated. Thanks!!!


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Claiborne impressive in first relief outings
DENVER -- Reliever Preston Claiborne pitched three perfect innings in his first three Major League appearances, including Wednesday night, when he pitched the seventh in a game tied at 2. He ended the inning by striking out Todd Helton for his first Major League strikeout.
"He's been in some tough situations," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "It's not like we put him in when we're down six runs to just go out and get some work. He's done a really good job. And sometimes pitchers can be intimidated pitching here [at Coors Field], too. You hear a lot of things -- the breaking balls don't break the same. But I've been really impressed with what he's doing."
Claiborne gave up three singles, but induced a double play, in the seventh inning before being pulled in Thursday's 3-1 victory over the Rockies
Jack Etkin is a contributor to MLB.com This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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BWW Reviews: THE MUSIC MAN Comes To Theatre Harrisburg
If Meredith Willson, the prolific composer, songwriter, and playwright, had written nothing else in his entire career, he would have been enshrined in legend for just one thing: THE MUSIC MAN. Forget (though who can?) "The Unsinkable Molly Brown". Forget humming "May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You." Forget his work for Burns and Allen, Jack Benny and Tallulah Bankhead, including his on-air work with them on radio. All in all, Willson had an amazing career… but THE MUSIC MAN would have been enough. Intended as a love note to his home town of Mason City, Iowa (which now boasts a "Music Man Square" incorporating Willson's boyhood home), filled with characters based on people he'd known from all over, it is possibly the most American of American musicals, even more so than anything by George M. Cohan. Filled with songs that many of us know by heart, it is also possibly the most popular show in American musical theatre, an immediate hit on Broadway, revived twice, turned into a hit film, and performed by every regional, community, and high school theatre in the country. It's currently on stage at the Whitaker Center through Theatre Harrisburg, in a production that does it more than a reasonable degree of justice.
Director Eric Dundore has done the show and the audience the service of not casting to the original production types – no Robert Preston clone for Harold Hill, no Iggie Wolfington or Stubby Kaye clone for Marcellus Washburn. Too often we view the characters in this show as being not so much independent characters but as the actors who portrayed them, but there is no divine archetype for them, much as the original casting for movie and film were inspired.
Stosh Snyder is a Harold Hill whose cool, confident façade still shows a few cracks in it, while Michael Popovsky is a Marcellus whose having "gone legit" is tempered by the excitement of helping out in "the game" when his old friend Hill shows up in River City to sell band instruments. This is both actors' second time in this show, and the familiarity with it helps. Both also have the voices for their roles – there is none of the easy route of simply copying Preston's own sprechstimmel delivery here. Popovsky, who also sings opera, frankly deserves even more singing time than the part of Marcellus allows. Says Snyder, "I love doing this show. This is my second time playing Harold Hill, and I'm glad to be doing it again." Popovsky adds, "This is an upbeat, fun show. I've done it before, in Lancaster, as Harold Hill, and it's great to do it from another character's point of view."
Kat Prickett as Marian Paroo is also a veteran of the show, from back in seventh grade. She's a lovely Marian who hits all the right notes, and not just the ones in the score. Aloof without being schoolmarmy, she exudes a sense of self-worth that keeps her from becoming involved with the men around her – she clearly is looking for something more, not just for something else. Prickett notes that "this is just a beautiful show, and we have a wonderful cast." She's very much right – the chemistry among the three leads is palpable.
Aside from the fine casting of the three leads, praise must be given to local veteran actress Nancy Kraft for her portrayal of Mrs. Paroo, mother of Marian and Winthrop (played by Peter Ariano, who leads a rousing "Gary, Indiana") and for the River City School Board, the men's barbershop quartet, Joe Gargulio, Hal Kraft, Moses Mariscal, and Darren Riddle. For all the fine music of this show, the barbershop quartet moments have always been intended as show-stoppers, and as with the original production, the quartet delivers. There is little in musical theatre better than a well-sung contrapuntal "Lida Rose" and "Will I Ever Tell You" in Act Two, and that is exactly what is delivered in this production by the men's quartet and Kat Prickett. Olivia Plessl from Cumberland Valley High School also makes a delightful Zaneeta Shinn, and adds that "it's such a fun show. The dancing is great, and I love the choreography." We may hope to continue to see her in area productions.
It's interesting that no one pays attention to the sexual subtext of THE MUSIC MAN. Although it is not as forthright as, say, SPRING AWAKENING, it does contain implications that Marian, whose behavior appears almost prudish, has formerly sold herself into the position of librarian ("Pick-a-Little, Talk-a-Little"), and that thanks to this, Hill sees her as relatively available and an appropriate choice for a short fling, as opposed to Marcellus' girlfriend's Sunday-School-teacher sister ("The Sadder But Wiser Girl"). Time has rendered the references, far more obvious in 1957, more innocent to family audiences, but they are still there. The references to "Chaucer… Rabalais… Balzac!" made by the Women's Ensemble in pointing out offensive literature in the River City library are also sexual, but once again, time has diluted public offense at the content of those authors' works. In 1912, when the story is set, all of this would have been much more scandalous in River City than audiences now are able to imagine.
The production is not without its flaws. The cast-wide chorus of "The Wells Fargo Wagon" loses a few of its individual singers' lyrics to the orchestra. Not all of the sets are as perfectly envisioned as the Paroo parlor and patio. It took this reviewer until the original verse of "Seventy-Six Trombones" to be completely sold on Stosh Snyder's Harold Hill – but once sold, she was in for the whole ride, and now can't think why she hadn't warmed up to him earlier. But the choreography by Allison Graham is top-notch (even if a few of the dancers aren't altogether so) and the orchestra is fine – and one of the larger ones seen in the area recently. This reviewer, having been an orchestra pit violinist, does believe there's something missing when shows originally scored with strings don't have string players in their orchestras. This is her favorite orchestra in some months because of that – and this is a show that lives for strings and woodwinds.
If you're looking for a classic musical where you already know the music, or for somewhat more family-friendly fare than the local productions of AVENUE Q and SPRING AWAKENING, this production is a sure bet. If you're one of the many people for whom THE MUSIC MAN never grows old, no matter how many times you've seen it – and this reviewer counts herself among them – you should enjoy yourself tremendously; just don't sing along with the entire score if you're sitting near anyone else. At Theatre Harrisburg through November 18. Call 717-232-5501 or visit www.theatreharrisburg.com.
Photo credit: Jadrian Klinger/Harrisburg Magazine


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The Baltimore Ravens continue to see a big turnover at linebacker after winning Super Bowl XLVII. The Baltimore Sun reports inside starter Dannell Ellerbe reached a free-agent deal with the Miami Dolphins on Tuesday. The news came less than an hour after the Cleveland Browns added former Ravens outside linebacker Paul Kruger.
Ellerbe inked a five-year, $35 million with the Dolphins, according to reports.
The Dolphins were a surprise player for Ellerbe, who will need to transition from a 3-4 in Baltimore to the 4-3 in Miami.
Miami wasn't done adding to its linebacker corps. The team inked linebacker Philip Wheeler, formerly of the Oakland Raiders, according to NFL.com. Wheeler gets a five-year deal worth $26 million, with $13 million guaranteed, according to NFL.com.
Miami also subtracted a linebacker, releasing Karlos Dansby, according to ESPN.com. Dansby was the team's former starter at middle linebacker. Linebacker Kevin Barnett was informed of his release as well, according to SI.com.
The Ravens also lost future Hall of Famer Ray Lewis to retirement, meaning they have two big holes at inside linebacker with Ellerbe's departure. He had been their priority defensive free agent, over Kruger, cornerback Cary Williams and safety Ed Reed.
On Baltimore's current depth chart, 2011 defensive player of the year Terrell Suggs is the only holdover slated at first-string linebacker. The other listed starters are 2012 first-round pick Courtney Upshaw, special teams ace Brendan Ayanbadejo and undrafted second-year player Josh Bynes. The Ravens are hopeful they will get help inside again from Jameel McClain, who is coming off a season-ending spinal cord contusion.


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Located on the Honduran border with El Salvador in the department of Ocotepeque, the Cooperativa de Productores de Café la Encarnación, or COPROCAEL, was formed in the wake of the devastating hurricane Mitch. In a region where most coffee farmers were producing between 15 and 25 bags of coffee per hectare of land, COPROCAEL members, with the aid of the cooperative's services such as easier access to organic fertilizer, began producing an estimated 50 bags per hectare. COPROCAEL mainly carries caturra coffee. COPROCAEL chose to become Fair Trade Certified TM in order to assure sustainability in production, environmental protection, create conditions that would guarantee high quality coffee, and to guarantee that the farmers and their families would be the main benefactors of the sale of their product. COPROCAEL produces micro lots of specialty coffees in order to gain better prices and directly benefit small producers by characterizing their coffee with specific buyer needs. COPROCAEL's ultimate goal is to always be sustainable and stable, in coffee production and in the lives of their producers.


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THE future of the Probation Service might not be as bleak as some say, North Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner believes.
The privatisation of probation work with offenders is set to begin next month with private companies to be made responsible for overseeing all but the most difficult to handle offenders during sentence.
Speaking at the Safer York Partnership Crime Summit in April, Deputy Chief Constable Tim Madgwick said the changes "will either work very well or very badly".
This week, Julia Mulligan said "the status quo was simply not satisfactory", as almost 25 per cent of offenders in England and Wales went on to re-offend within a year of release, and she believed the new system would be an improvement on the current one.
She said: "One of the important features of the new system is that offenders released from jail for sentences of under 12 months will now be supervised, whereas before they were not. In addition, Police and Crime Commissioners and local police forces are being offered significant input into the new system and helping ensure local needs are met.
This week, Margaret Hodge, from the Commons Public Accounts Committee (PAC), said the changes "carry significant risks", "has not been fully piloted", and no contingency plans had been set out in case a private firm fails or pulls out of a contract.
She said: "The scale, complexity and pace of the changes are very challenging and the MoJ's extremely poor track record of contracting out gives rise to particular concern."
Mrs Mulligan said she did not recognise the picture painted by those opposed to the plan, and had met with the Ministry of Justice and the new head of local probation.
She said: "I am confident that whilst there will undoubtedly be issues, our area is not experiencing problems on the scale described.
"What's more, there is a real opportunity for PCCs to make sure that local services are tailored to local needs."


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I have been reading about the amala-vijnana (the ninth consciousness). Up until recently, I thought that the mind only school had eight consciousnesses, and that the alaya-vijnana was the base consciousness. However, some of the Far Eastern schools appear to have added a ninth consciousness, amala-vijnana, the pure consciousness.
I would be interested in hearing any thoughts on this doctrinal development, and some explanation on the exact correspondence between the alaya-vijnana and the amala-vijnana. Why was there a need to introduce this extra consciousness? Is this a teaching that is only in the Far Eastern schools, and not in Vajrayana?
Amala-vijnana seems to have been a popular concept in the Hua Yen and T'ient'ai schools.