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Near Raleigh:
Char Grill #1 (Burgers) at their orginal downtown location. 618 Hillsborough St., Raleigh.
Roast Grill. "Well done" Hot dogs with chili. 7 S. West St., Raleigh Just a few blocks from Char-Grill. Very limited days and hours.
Chapel Hill, NC:
Sunrise Biscuit Kitchen. 1305 East Franlin St., Chapel Hill, NC. Chicken Biscuit is their specialty. Our all time favorite breakast place, and probably in our top 5 (certainly in our top 10) roadfoods all time of any kind. Drive-through and eat in car. Small walk-up order counter inside ..... go through side door next to drive up window. No seating. Closes daily at 2 or 2:30 pm.
Mama Dips Country Cooking Restaurant . 408 West Rosemary St., Chapel Hill (downtown). Fried Chicken is what to get.
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Leyland experimenting with the lineup; having 3B hit 6th and LF/RF hit ninth. Sizemore also gets the night off, although 2B still hits 2nd.
The Tigers look to win their second consecutive asphalt game, as the Tigers look to close out their second straight 3-of-4 series.
Max Scherzer will take the mound for Detroit, fortified with steak, courtesy of Justin Verlander, who took a few of the guys out to celebrate the no-hitter. Rick Porcello, Max Scherzer, Alex Avila, and Don Kelly all were there. Don Kelly? I guess Coke doesn't go with steak. And poor Brutus Penny was seen at a local hamburger joint, pestered by some guy who wanted to eat and pay Tuesday.
And while Justin Verlander has the no-hitter, Mad Max is the guy with the perfect record (5-0). Standing in the way of 6-0: Brandon Morrow, who is coming off of a 1-run, 5-hit, 6 1/3 inning victory over the Rays. He also has a nice 1.69 career ERA vs Detroit, and has held Jhonny Peralta to an 0-9.
And of course there's Jose Bautista–but I know Max wouldn't make the mistake of pitching to him, like Bad Brad did. Will you Max?
And then there's Juan Rivera, who looked out at the mound after his 7th inning AB and said to Verlander, "you're getting lucky."
Brandon Inge and Magglio Ordonez will get some rest after a busy weekend of being lucky no-hitter guys–Inge and Ordonez are the only Tigers who were in the lineup for both of Verlander's no-hitters.
Today's Player of the Pre-Game: Don Kelly
The Donkey is in the key 6th spot in the lineup, a potential bridge between guys who can hit and other guys who maybe can hit. C'mon, earn your steak Don.
Today's Where are the lucky no-hitter guys? Lineup:
Leyland experimenting with the lineup; having 3B hit 6th and LF/RF hit ninth. Sizemore also gets the night off, although 2B still hits 2nd.
By the way, the Tigers game is free on MLB.tv for anyone interested.
Maybe Kelly and Inge should platoon.
Y E A H………………… Heck Y E A H !!!
Mr. Raburn, we are going to let you off with a warning this time, since AJax saved you. But we are tracking your infractions, and that was your 5th K, the most in the league. Next time we won't go so easy on you.
Raburn and Inge to the Mets for Wright. We'll even eat Inge's contract. The Mets would be dumb enough to do that trade, wouldn't they?
And Maggs (and Higgenson Ha, dont we still have time on that contract)
Coleman, By the way. Inge is out because he's wiped out from all the Ks this weekend. I was there and it was ugly. And thats all I got to say about that 😉
Speaking of Ks, Captain Querque now has 20 in 11+ innings.
KuerKue perhaps?
Tuned just in time to see the big fly. Thank you Victor!
V-Mart seems to be coming around.
King Kong Kelly took one for the team there, I guess.
Was off dealing with cell phone issues, and didn't see it–did it look like they hit him intentionally because we were pounding them?
Inge is one for one and as a pinch hitter no less?? Boy, he better watch it or someone is going to ask him to pee in a cup.
Rayburn at last.
I think we are nearing a clown show … clown show anyone?
Boesch 0 for 4 and I don't think he saw a strike all night.
This is great. Wish the Tigers would come to Toronto more often!
I may be a bit premature, but that ball to deep center was just tatooed. Benoit still does not look right?
No, they didn't hit him on purpose. Just a bad slider that hit him in the foot. Looked painful, though, and they took him out of the game. Brought in Inge as pinch-runner.
I'm going to have to radio my colleagues from the Relief Pitcher Police
No outs, down 8 runs, a pitcher who can't throw a strike, and Bautista on deck–and they risk a play at the plate?
Leland has finally had enough of this one man clown show.
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Now imagine you�ve endured the treatment, hoping for the best, and your doctor calls you with terrifying news: The pharmacist who made your treatment has been accused of diluting chemotherapy mixtures down to 1 to 39 percent of their prescribed strength.
Monday, a federal judge considered that nightmare scenario as he presided over a hearing for Robert Courtney. The Kansas City pharmacist, who allegedly diluted the chemotherapy treatments for at least 35 patients, is charged with one federal count of adulterating and misbranding drugs. Courtney, who is reportedly worth at least $10 million, has admitted to investigators that he�d diluted the expensive drugs "out of greed and in order to make more money." If convicted, he could face a $250,000 fine and a three-year jail term.
Lawyers associated with the case predict Courtney could face a much harsher sentence if prosecutors decide to pursue each patient�s case separately. And even more penalties could come if the government could show that someone died as a direct result of Courtney�s actions.
Given the grim statistics and unpredictability facing cancer patients, of course, it will be difficult, if not impossible, to establish a direct cause and effect relationship between Courtney�s alleged criminal activity and a specific death. But, says Dr. Joan Bull, professor and director of medical oncology at the University of Texas Medical School at Houston, it should not be difficult to show that Courtney inflicted harm: "These patients were going through their therapy, assuming they were getting the right dose, and all the time they weren�t getting an anti-tumor response."
Courtney�s actions, Dr. Bull adds, could easily have thrown off the intricate timing of cancer treatment. "This is a fairly dire scenario in that chemotherapy drugs are most effective against tumors at the highest dose you can get in without toxicity, and the patients who received dosage from this pharmacist obviously weren�t getting that potency."
What does the future hold for Courtney? Even if the criminal charges don�t stick, he�s probably not looking at a particularly bright forecast. Susan Winckler, a spokesperson for the American Pharmaceutical Association says that even if the Missouri state board of pharmacy doesn't vote to revoke his license, she very much doubts he will just slide right back into his white coat when all this is over. "Nothing like this has ever happened before," Winckler says. "Pharmacists are bound by a code of ethics, and an oath they�re bound to hold patients above everything."


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Attacks on the Press in 2005 - Snapshots: Malawi
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|This is not a UNHCR publication. UNHCR is not responsible for, nor does it necessarily endorse, its content. Any views expressed are solely those of the author or publisher and do not necessarily reflect those of UNHCR, the United Nations or its Member States.
In March, police arrested BBC reporter Raphael Tenthani and Mabvuto Banda of the independent daily The Nation after the journalists reported that President Bingu wa Mutharika had moved out of the presidential palace because of fears it was haunted. The journalists were detained overnight and charged with "publishing a false story likely to cause public fear." A charge of "causing ridicule to the high office of the President" was later added, AFP reported.
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HHS Report: 1,295,571 Obamacare Enrollees May or May Not Be Legal Citizens
A devastating new Health and Human Services (HHS) Inspector General report released on Tuesday reveals that the Obama administration has yet to determine whether 1,295,571 of the over 8 million Obamacare enrollees are U.S. citizens lawfully in the country.
The finding, located on page 11 of the report, states that 44% of the remaining 2,611,780 application "inconsistencies" are related to verifying "Citizenship/national status/lawful presence." Another 960,492 application inconsistencies were related to verifying whether subsidy applicants provided accurate income information.
Moreover, the Inspector General report only covered the federal Obamacare exchanges to determine how the Obama administration resolved verification problems through December 2013. As for the 15 state-run Obamacare exchanges, the report says four--Oregon, Nevada, Vermont, and Massachusetts--are simply "unable to resolve inconsistencies."
As the Washington Post reported in May, as many as one million Obamacare enrollees may be receiving incorrect taxpayer-funded subsidies due to Obamacare's continued technical failures and inability to properly verify income and citizenship eligibility.
One year ago, conservatives warned that the Obama administration's decision to use the so-called "honor system" for income eligibility was merely a backdoor way to get as many individuals on the public dole as possible.
The Office of Inspector General determined that "the federal marketplace was generally incapable of resolving most inconsistencies."
Obamacare will cost U.S. taxpayers $2.6 trillion over the next ten years.
Wait a minute, aren't the INSURANCE COMPANIES charged with the vetting of the applicants? They do in my family and if we don't qualify, the INSURANCE COMPANY does something about it.
When ever you about "illegals" qualifying for something or according to this I should say "people who are not citizens" but it actually applies to both they are always talking Mexicans, South or Central American. The immigration laws and who qualifies for what is different with them and for some reason they get allot free passes that other immigrants legal or not do not get.
For some unknown reason when Iraqi lose their status in other words they came legally and have gotten in trouble and have their Green Card taken away they will not be deported like anyone else.. Even when they beg to go back at their own expense they are not allowed. They have to stay here with no status which means no work permit. They also can not get Obama Care. We just spent several months sending all kinds of documentation for the past 30 years to the insurance agent to prove my ex husband has been in the USA legally since 1973 just to be told at the end he does not qualify because he has no status.
Quoting littlemum41:
Yeah, it's Obama's fault.
Everything is.
Now you're coming around.


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Farrell tells Burgess to be himself
England backs coach Andy Farrell will send fellow cross-code international Sam Burgess into battle against France at Twickenham with orders to be himself.
Burgess makes his Test debut on Saturday just 10 months after leaving league and has been asked to forge a midfield partnership with fellow debutant Henry Slade, who starts at outside centre.
The pair are duelling for one of the four midfield slots in England's World Cup squad with all eyes on Burgess to see if he can continue his meteoric - and critics state undeserved - ascension through the union ranks.
Farrell insists the powerful 26-year-old Yorkshireman is ready to surprise those who view him as one-dimensional.
"Sam can only be himself. He's obviously a big strong lad who can do some damage but there's more subtlety in his game than just being a battering ram," Farrell said.
"He runs his lines, he's got good footwork and he's got some skill to back that up, like you would expect from an international centre. The players in our squad are able to play the game in most ways.
"Sam has kept the column inches going. He is obviously a hot topic, but in camp, you wouldn't know that there is any hype around him as a player under a lot of pressure.
"He's just one of the lads, one of the lads who wants to perform well for his team-mates. Because he has been in a lot of situations like this, he will handle it very well."


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- In 2005, 2011 and 2013, Taylor won the Carroll School of Management Honors Program Outstanding Teaching Award.
- In 2012, Taylor was awarded Massachusetts Society of CPA's Outstanding Educator of the Year. This award recognizes excellence in teaching and motivating students, contributions to the accounting profession, active participation in the Society and efforts in serving as a liaison between the classroom and the business world.
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THE DEFENSE OF IMPOSSIBILITY -- (House of Representatives - February 26, 2004)
(Mr. FRANK of Massachusetts asked and was given permission to address the House for 1 minute and to revise and extend his remarks.)
Mr. FRANK of Massachusetts. Mr. Speaker, I think it was highly inappropriate for Justice Scalia to go on a hunting trip with Vice President Cheney when he was a defendant in a case, but it is inaccurate to say that this calls into question Justice Scalia's impartiality. You cannot call into question that which does not exist.
Questioning Justice Scalia's impartiality is like questioning Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake's sense of propriety, or Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction, or the President's plan to cut the budget deficit in half in 5 years.
In fact, if you read Justice Scalia's opinions, they are singularly devoid of impartiality. Here is a man of very vigorous views and prejudices, and he does not see any reason why he should not write them into various opinions.
So, I guess in some ways this is a defense of Justice Scalia. I wish he had refrained from going on that hunting trip with the Vice President, but those who accuse him of having damaged his impartiality, he has a defense of that, well-known to lawyers, it is a defense of impossibility.


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Asima Pajazetovic of Bismarck, is pleased to announce the engagement of her daughter, Sejla Bokan, to Matt Zeltwanger, son of Jodi and Rollyn Zeltwanger of Hancock. Sejla, a graduate of Minnesota State University Moorhead, is employed with Marriott International. Matt, a graduate of North Dakota State University, is employed with Fast Enterprises, both in Arlington, Va. A private wedding ceremony is planned for August 28, 2010 in Bismarck.


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Boys lacrosse: Darlington uses strong start to set tone
By Angela Powers
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The Darlington boys lacrosse team made winning look easy on Tuesday afternoon with their 20-6 victory over Mt. Paran.
The game was a play-in game for a Class A tournament that will be hosted by Pace Academy on Friday.
The Tiger offense exploded for eight goals in the first six minutes and extended their goal count for an early 10-1 first-quarter lead.
"We started the game moving the ball better than we have all season, starting with the opening faceoff that Trey (Edge) won," said Darlin-gton coach Matthew Peer. "Then we worked it down with the attack and scored a quick goal.
"What we've focused on in practice is moving the ball quickly, especially on fast-break situations. That's exactly what we saw tonight with those eight goals in the first six minutes of the game."
The Mt. Paran offense picked up in the second quarter to score two goals, but they were quickly countered when Darlington's Sam Talley scored twice within 15 seconds.
Talley collected eight goals on the game, leading the Darlington offense.
"Sam is a special, special attackman," said Peer.
"We are really going to miss him next year and not just in terms of his playing ability but the leadership that he has in the locker room.
"He was the unanimous choice to be the captain of this team, and we really appreciate everything that he does."
Peer also noted the leadership that Alex Berry, Will Goldin, Cameron Boone and Thomas Gilbert bring to the team.
The Tigers held Mt. Paran to three goals in the second half while scoring eight more to notch the win, 20-6.
Keeper Boone saved 10 shots on goal on the game, complementing the strong Tiger defense.
Garrett Morgan followed Talley in scoring with three goals. Berry led in assists with four.
Coming up for Darlington now is a round-robin tournament with the other five Class A lacrosse teams in the state, of which Tuesday's game what a part of.
Since lacrosse lumps Class A–Class AAAAA schools into one division, the six Class A lacrosse teams in the state come together for a Class A-only non-GHSA state tourney.
The Tigers will play the winner of Pace Academy and Whitefield Academy for third place.
"We lost both those games earlier in the year," said Peer, "but we're going to focus on the game tape and work on some of those things that we need to do better. The next two days – the last two practices of our season – we're just going to focus on moving the ball like we did in the first half of this game."
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It was a day late but there was nothing shy about the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series championship race at Kawartha Speedway Sunday.
Scott Steckly won both the Pinty's 250 and the championship in overtime at the .375-mile oval in the No. 22 Canadian Tire Dodge.
In fact there were three cautions in the final 25 laps and at each one Steckly managed to hold off D.J. Kennington in the No. 17 Castrol Edge Dodge, his chief rival for the series championship trophy.
It got so that Steckly starting thinking maybe someone didn't want him to become the first three-time winner of the NCATS.
"I was thinking NASCAR wanted someone else to win," he said as he got out of his car in Victory Lane.
But when the points were finally tallied, Steckly's totalled 473 to 471 for Kennington — the closest margin of victory in NCATS history.


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IBM's plans make some fans of rental movies queasy
You microwave your popcorn, you curl up on your couch and you fire up the latest DVD release, hot out of your local movie rental joint. As the story begins to take off, all of a sudden the movie freezes. There is no more movie, just a blaring commercial filling your screen. You blink in confusion, wondering what just happened. You reach for the remote, but you cannot fast forward through this commercial. Only after a few long moments does your movie resume. Over the course of the movie, you are forced to endure this process multiple times.
This is the concept behind a
new patent application
from IBM, which is either a genius business ploy or maniacally evil abuse of the consumer, depending on how you choose to look at it.
The patent details a scheme where the user could rent and purchase movies at either a standard rate, with commercial interruption, or pay a few extra dollars to avoid the annoyances. When a DVD is inserted into a player, the player will automatically check if it is commercial-loaded or commercial-free. If it is the commercial-loaded version it will either play embedded ads on the disc over the course of the movie, or connect to the internet to download new ads to embed in real-time into the film.
Though not exactly trumpeted by IBM, the patent, if granted could seriously shake up the movie industry.
Could the result be a miracle or would it be a disaster for all parties involved? The possible results from such a technology could be a very intriguing observation on human behavior, and the mindset of the average modern consumer.
On the one hand it could be a win-win situation for consumers and the film business. Movie studios could make a bit of much needed extra cash from advertisers or customers willing to pony up the extra fee for the ad-free content. Consumers might like it as they might be able to save a couple of dollars on the versions with ads, and it might not be worse than watching a tv show, if properly timed. Imagine renting new movies for $2.99 instead of $3.99 -- it is attractive proposition, despite the downsides. And movie studios could elect to front-load the advertisements, as is done in the theater to make sure the consumer sees them, but to provide less interruption.
On the other hand it could be seen as intrusive, and greedy in the consumer eyes and cut into sales and rentals, erasing any potential profit gains. Movie studios could implement the feature sloppily and ruin the watcher's experience and turn them off. They could also elect to ad commercials to releases of the current price and only have a higher priced version without them. And advertising companies might get poor reception from consumers who go to their fridge to get a soda or beer whenever the commercial comes on.
This technology poses a question similar to Fox and NBC's
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By Eric Edwards
February 4, 2005
Mexico 7, Dominican Republic 1
The host team has turned this Caribbean Series on its head.
Behind eight strong innings from former Devil Rays farmhand Pablo Ortega, Mexican champion Mazatlan pounded an error-prone Dominican team, 7-1, Thursday night to improve to a perfect 3-0 in the six-game round robin tournament.
The Dominicans, who have won six of the last eight competitions, are now winless in two tries, leaving Mexico and Venezuela, usually the also-rans, atop the standings.
Venezuela, which hasn't won this tournament since 1987, held off Puerto Rico 6-5 in the early game Thursday to improve to 2-1.
Mexico has won just four Series titles since joining the fray in 1970, never on its home soil. Its last title came in 2002.
Ortega pitched eight strong innings, holding Dominican champion Aguilas to just five hits and a run. He escaped bases-loaded jams in the third and sixth innings.
Mazatlan scored three runs in the opening inning on just one hit, aided by two Dominican errors and the wildness of Dominican starter Julian Tavarez (Cardinals).
Tavarez hit Trenidad Hubbard with a pitch to open the game and Flores plated him with a double. Errors by shortstop Rafael Furcal (Braves) and third baseman Ronnie Belliard (Indians) allowed two more runs to score.
The Dominicans scored their lone run in the top of the first. Furcal led of the game with a triple down the right-field line and scored on an infield ground ball by Luis Polonia.
Mexico added two more runs in the fifth on another run-scoring double by Miguel Flores and an RBI single by Vinny Castilla (Nationals). Another Furcal error allowed Mexico's sixth run to score, and Jonny Gomes (Devil Rays) finished the scoring with a solo home run in the seventh, his second of the Series.
Tavarez yielded five runs on three hits and three walks over four innings to get the loss.
Venezuela 6, Puerto Rico 5
Rene Reyes (Rockies) had four hits, including a second-inning home run, and Puerto Rico stranded 17 baserunners–eight over the final three innings–as Venezuela held on for a 6-5 victory Thursday night at the Caribbean Series in Mazatlan, Mexico.
Puerto Rico left the bases loaded in the seventh and eighth innings and put its first two runners on board in the ninth, but couldn't plate the tying run.
Venezuela improved its record in the six-game round robin tournament to 2-1 and faces unbeaten Mexico (3-0) today in a battle for first place.
The loss was yet another in what has become a long line of disappointments for Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico is now winless in two tries and has lost 10 straight Caribbean Series games dating back to its 2003 collapse, when Mayaguez won its first five games before losing its last two–and the title–to the Dominican Republic.
Reyes singled and scored as part of a five-hit, three-run first inning, added a solo home run in the second and an RBI single in the fourth. Mayaguez starter Omar Olivares picked up just two outs before being knocked out of the game.
Venezuela stretched its lead to 6-2 in the fourth inning by combing three hits, a costly throwing error on a pickoff attempt by catcher Ramon Castro (Mets) and a wild pitch by lefthander Jonathan Sanchez (Giants).
After scoring twice in the seventh on RBI singles by Alex Cintron (4-for-6, 2 runs, 1 RBI) and Lou Lucca (3-for-5, 2 RBI), Puerto Rico loaded the bases with one out, but Venezuelan reliever Denny Medina (Twins) struck out Raul Gonzalez (Cardinals) and Julius Matos (Blue Jays) to end that threat.
An inning later, Puerto Rico scored another run on an RBI single by Lucca before loading the bases again off of Francisco Butto (Phillies), who nearly blew a huge lead in the ninth inning Wednesday in Venezuela's 7-5 victory over the Dominican Republic. But Butto struck out Matos to end the inning.
Puerto Rico threatened again in the ninth, putting its first two runners on base, but Butto struck out Luis Figueroa (Brewers), got Cintron (Diamondbacks) to pop out and struck out Boi Rodriguez to end the game.
Medina, who struck out five over two innings of work in relief of starter Juan Carlos Pulido (Twins), got the win.
Olivares, who hadn't pitched since the semifinal series in Puerto Rico in mid-January, took the loss.


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Toy-Review: Vinyl Cavey from A Little Stranger
Cavey first started life as a plush designed and created by A Little Stranger?, and now transitions into a vinyl figurine, standing 7-cm tall, ever ready to jump into your toy-loving-hearts!
Featuring a sculpt by Ali Coleman, who added a slight fold in the finished vinyl, providing further character to the ambiguous critter. A further nod to the plush origins, is the embroidered fabric tag embedded into the vinyl figure's side, and a nice touch indeed. Kudos to producers Unbox Industries for making this seamless.
Header-card art is provided by Ralph Niese (for which one day soon I would have to decipher what/whom the character holding Cavey is, actually).
Four colorways exist, with BRILLIANT WHITE and CAVEY PURPLE currently available for purchase via HeyCavey.bigcartel.com at £9.00 each, whereas we'll have to wait and see where BLACK and PINK turns up at.
Palm-sized and adorable, with the body ever so slightly squishable (meaning, it can be cut open for customization, and not to hug it to sleep lol), and has a solid flat base for the figure to stand steady (unlike it's plush-brethren).
Personally, the "thing" for me about Cavey's "charm", is the sheer simplicity of it's aesthetics, especially where the plush figure is concerned. Sure there are numerous moments of "cosplaying-fun", but the simple ones tug at the heartstrings. Currently the white one which I own, is extremely adorable by itself, and I can not really imagine it to be too overly customized (although I have in my KIV-folders a custom-piece by Jay222 that defies this LOL).
Is "cuteness" the only path accessible to Cavey? With the advent of this vinyl editions, perhaps it opens up a whole new world of "possibilities", innit? We'll see :)
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Protesters defy food-sharing ban in El Cajon
"If hep A was as big a concern as they're saying it is, they'd have bathrooms."
Dave Rice 9 a.m., Nov. 20
In Plaza Viva Tijuana (near Yellow Cab parking area), Baja
You ask, what do I like about Tijuana? This is what: I'm jes wandering down Fourth, heading toward Constitución, when I come across an impromptu clump of guys sitting around a shoeshine booth, "Bolería El Shorty." Huh. They're singing. One guy has a guitar, another maracas, a third rattles a tambourine. Some song about "Calle Cuatro y Constitución, de mi querida Tijuana…" ("Fourth Street and Constitution, of my beloved Tijuana"). It stops me in my tracks: that's exactly where we are. Sophisticated voices, beautiful guitar work, right here with people passing all around them. Then they all swap instruments and start in on something about el caballo viejo ("the old horse"). "From Paraguay!" one shouts over to me when he sees me staring.
'Course I have to ask what's going on. "We're just friends," says Gabriel, who's still shucking the maracas after "Old Horse" has ended. "A couple of us used to gather here to chat with our friend Shorty, and he had a guitar and we just started up a couple of songs one day. Guys from the neighborhood would stop by, find a crate to sit on, and join in. Juan there," he's pointing to the guitarist, "Juan Richo. He's a composer. He made up lots of our songs. They're about our lives, about Tijuana."
He hauls out a crate for me to sit on and introduces Juan, Javier, Fernando (a dapper gent in a tweedy sports jacket and cravat), and "El Shorty" himself, Chaba Salvador. Fernando keeps bustin' out with Argentinean tangos, Cuban rumbas, and even American songs like "Cotton Fields." The last line, "in them old cotton fields back home," becomes Busca amor, nada más que amor ("Look for love, nothing more than love"). Couple of older gents passing by stop and sing along. It's beautiful.
"Would you care to have some lunch with us?" Javier asks.
Gosh. Actually, I was looking for a late breakfast. Missed again this morning. But with all that walk from the border, I'm hungry, and I appreciate the offer. Chaba has some fried chicken and a bunch of tortillas sitting in his booth. Gabriel opens a large plastic lemonade bottle and passes around plastic cups. I grab flesh off a chicken leg, wrap it in a tortilla, splash on some hot sauce, and chomp in as Juan launches into "Caliente, Caliente." It's another of his compositions. And then Fernando sings, "Fue en un café…" and damn, I know I recognize the tune. Fernando hits the chorus in English: "Under the boardwalk, down by the sea..."
That chicken. It's one of the most delicious eats I've ever had. Yes, I know why. It's the company that makes it so.
Now it's an hour later. I'm heading back to el norte. Cross the footbridge over the Rio Tijuana, and before I have to join the line at la linea, can't resist stopping in at a gazebo-looking place. One more snack. Except, man. What a difference a bridge makes — musically, anyway. Led Zeppelin's blasting out on this place's sound system with "Whole Lotta Love." Other places in the square blast rap. This is Plaza Viva Tijuana, a big expanse of buildings meant for shops and restaurants that mostly never happened. But ye olde gut is still whining. And I see this bunch of tables and chairs set under a big blue "Chargers" canopy. Looks new. Don't see a name, but it has colored pennants waving in front of a gazebo-type place. And its waiters all seem to have shaved heads.
Inside the eight-sided gazebo, furniture's green. Most of the walls are windows, so there's not much art. But someone's put up a pencil drawing of Al Pacino as Scarface. In the back, it's all a big, broad, clangy, traditional Mexican kitchen. On the sound system, the music continues Anglo-angry. But some's okay: Judas Priest's "Breaking the Law," Steppenwolf's "Born to Be Wild," Jimi Hendrix's "All Along the Watchtower."
Bouncy blonde kid — hey, her name's Carla, just like my truly beloved — is standing at the counter talking to Ana the cook. She comes up to see if I want a margarita.
"No," I say, "but how about a coffee. And I need breakfast."
Dunno. Always hooked on breakfast. Meal of hope.
"Anytime," Carla says. Whew. 'Course, the menu she brings has all the standard non-breakfast meals: mariscos, shrimp dishes and fish soups, around $9 each; steak ranchero, $6; and fajitas, $6–$10. Tacos go from $1 (for chicken or carne asada) to $1.50 (fish) to $2 (shrimp).
Pretty much everything in the breakfast section runs around $5, like cheese or ham-and-cheese omelets, or huevos rancheros. But what catches my eye is something I can honestly say I've never had before, 'specially for breakfast: chilaquiles. They're $6, and that includes a thin steak. Carla says it sits on top of chilaquiles — tortilla chips doused in cheese. You also get frijoles and rice, chips and salsa, and coffee, and, hey, Carla says I can have a house salad too, all included in the price. Wow. This is turning into a deal.
I know that traditionally in Mexico, chilaquiles have always been a kind of "leftovers" dish where you use up all your stale tortilla chips (soak them in red or green salsa) along with eggs and cheese. When mine comes (in red salsa), all I can make out is a helluva mess of good-tasting grub, mixing the savory thin meat with the soft tortilla chips somewhere inside all that good cheesy gunk. And though I never thought I'd be caught eating salad for breakfast, the fresh shredded lettuce with avocado slices and tomatoes do help as a kinda mouth-freshener between attacks. The cawfee's instant and the sweetener's sugar, but hey, it's just fine.
"What's this place called?" I ask Miguel, the serious young buck who turns out to be running the place.
" 'Happy Face,' " he says.
I'll come back for chilaquiles. They were good. And such great value. Plus, the thing about this place is it's a quick Mexican fix without having to walk all the way to downtown Tijuana.
Mr. Bedfor: I have followed your reviews for years and really enjoy all of them,specially the ones that have to do with Tijuana. In your article titled Yum Leftovers ! you refer to a "Chaba Salvador " ,in Mexico persons named "Salvador " are called "Chava",the later being the familiar form,but they are never used at the same time,so probably Shorty is named Salvador and people calls him Chava or Shorty. I whish you continued success Sincerely Arq. Salvador Velazco G. Tijuana,Baja California,Mexico 6/Aug/08
And then Fernando sings, "Fue en un café…" and damn, I know I recognize the tune. Fernando hits the chorus in English: "Under the boardwalk, down by the sea..."
two different languages, two different stories, one song.


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From: Kenneth Maggard <>
Subject: [KYPERRY] Moses Maggard & Catherine Watts
Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2011 16:22:38 -0700 (PDT)
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John David Maggard and Louanna Pratt's son, Moses Maggard married Catherine Watts in Perry County on 08 Mar 1883.
Catherine, daughter of Esquire Watts and Sally Jane Campbell was born 05 Oct 1865.
My question is; that happened to Moses and Catherine? I can't find any records on them after they got married.
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Lon Chaney Collectible Poster Turns Up In Sub Shop
It's not unusual to discover movie poster collectibles in unlikely locations. This time, the Phantom was hanging out in a sub shop.
The Rocket Man and Me
Years ago, in 1954, when I was 7 or 8, I saw a little film called "The Rocket Man," at the Columbia Theatre in the small town where I grew up. I was about the same age as the young boy, played by George "Foghorn" Winslow, known for his gravelly voice.
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One of the most amazing American collections of movie memorabilia known has sold to an as-yet unnamed foreign buyer.
The condition of movie paper–and how it affects prices
Let's start with the absolute basics: all serious collectors desire items that are as near perfect as possible, and the closer to perfect an item is, the higher the price it can command.
Unprecedented movie memorbilia collection to be auctioned in December
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that a movie memorbilia collection some say is second only to that of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will be auctioned off in mid-December of this year.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers Times Four
Quite a few movies about invading aliens scared us during the collision of the Atomic Era with the Space Age in the 1950s.
Only one, however, transforms like some space creature to fit the zeitgeist of each new generation. Several of those original 50s films about aliens have been remade once.
Popular movie poster sizes
Movie paper refers to cinema promotional material printed on paper. Movie display art also appeared on more durable card stock (LobX cards, half sheets, and insert cards, for instance).
Common popular sizes (in inches) include the following:
One sheet:
27" X 41" before the 1980s, thereafter, 27" X 40"
Star disses "My Best Friend's Girl" poster
Dane Cook is not happy with the new poster for his upcoming film, "My Best Friend's Girl," and posted a rant about its design and bad Photoshopping on his MySpace page.
He says "the left side of my face seems to be melting off my skull."
He adds, "It looks like I'm wearing Maybelline Water Shine Diamonds Liquid Lipstick."
Peacock Elvis, stolen paintings found, Honus Wagner collectibles
Are you collectibles crazy? A celebrity fan? Do you have a hunka-hunka burning desire to own Elvis' peacock jumpsuit? (Yes, you read that right, PEACOCK.)
Stolen Shakespeare, George W. dum gum, Sgt. Pepper and baseball collectibles
Catching a possible Shakespeare thief, honoring a legacy of political collectibles, a record for Beatles memorabilia and the end of a Yankees era make recent antiques and collectibles news, while a work by a female painter fetches record prices in the contemporary-art market.
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No 627, CEPR Discussion Papers from Centre for Economic Policy Research, Research School of Economics, Australian National University
We analyze the effect of mothers' and youths' reports of family financial stress and conflict on youths' transitions into adult roles. We find that mothers' reports of financial stresses and borrowing constraints are associated with earlier transitions to inactivity and public assistance, while youth reports of financial stresses are associated with earlier nest-leaving. Youths reporting conflict with parents leave school and move out earlier than their peers, while conflict between parents is associated with youth making later transitions. Overall, financial stress and conflict have independent effects on youths' transitions and youths' perspectives have different consequences to those of their mothers.
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LONDON Marvell Technology Group Ltd. has disclosed the development of a complex ARM-based processor with a variable-length processing pipeline that allows out-of-order instruction execution, according to In-Stat.
Marvell has begun sampling its Feroceon chip in an evaluation board, In-Stat said in a newsletter, adding that the 0.15-micron Orion chip is Marvell's first SoC instantiation of Feroceon. Marvell plans to ship parts at clock frequencies of up to 600MHz and parts are sampling, In-Stat added.
The Feroceon makes some significant changes to the standard ARM fixed pipeline, with a variable-stage pipeline that ranges from six stages to eight if the writeback stage is included.
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Brrr. It's been so cold, it has been difficult to make myself go outside.
Looking through my big window has kept me in touch with nature, despite being confined indoors during winter. And, there are other things that can help us keep nature in our focus, especially during these cooler temperatures.
One of my favorite pastimes is puzzles. It's almost addicting and, at times, difficult to pull myself away from the challenge.
Some of my favorite types of puzzles are the ones depicting nature. There are some really beautiful puzzle pictures of birds, flowers and landscapes.
Not only do I love the process of putting them together, but most of the time I will make them permanent, by coating and sealing the pieces and framing or dry mounting them.
Doing nature puzzles is a great way of bringing the outside indoors.
Other simple indoor activities using nature include planting seeds in indoor pots and monitoring their growth until they can be transplanted outside in the spring.
Try craft items out of pieces of nature, such as wreaths out of nuts or pinecones. Sticks and small limbs can be used to line picture frames, make wall art or be put in a floor vase or arrangement.
Another indoor activity in which you can involve nature is to study the techniques of creating a bonsai tree.
This is definitely a long-term project that takes time, patience and insight.
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MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Twins' reign atop the AL Central is all but over. After being swept twice by
Victor Martinez had two hits and two RBIs to back a quality start from Fausto Carmona, and the surging Indians beat
"They've grown together, and now they're ready to go,"
Carmona (15-8) allowed two runs and eight hits in 7 1-3 innings to help the AL Central leaders to their 11th win in 12 games. Six of those victories have come against the Twins, who had won five in a row when they walked into Jacobs Field on Aug. 27 looking to cut into
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"We're going to have to have a lot of help," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "When you're playing head-to-head against people and you don't beat them, and they sweep you, that knocks your socks off a little bit. We've gotten ourselves in a very, very deep hole."
Rafael Perez got five outs for his first major league save.
"We've got a good vibe right now," said
Twins starter Scott Baker (8-7) gave up three runs and 11 hits with six strikeouts in five innings, a resounding step back from his stellar outing on Friday against the Royals.
Baker carried a perfect game into the ninth in that one, and was two outs from a no-hitter when Mike Sweeney broke it up.
On Wednesday, Grady Sizemore needed just two pitches to get the first hit off Baker, lining a single to center field to lead off the game. Baker then hit Asdrubal Cabrera in the back with a pitch and gave up an RBI double to Travis Hafner.
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Carmona breezed through the first four innings against a Twins lineup he has dominated all season. He entered the game with a 1.14 ERA in three previous starts against the Twins.
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The wiry Dominican needed just 54 pitches to get through the first four innings, but gave up two runs and four hits in the fifth to let the Twins back in the game.
Luis Rodriguez had a sacrifice fly and Hunter added an RBI single to make the score 3-2, but Carmona got cleanup hitter Justin Morneau to ground out with runners on the corners to end the inning.
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- Thursday: Calves, Hamstrings, Quads
- Friday: Biceps, Forearms, Back Width, Back Thickness
What Nutrition Plan Has Worked Best For You?
When preparing for a show I cycle my carbs and keep my protein very high to help me lose bodyfat and stay full throughout my diet.
When trying to add muscle I still cycle my carbs having higher carb days on the days I train a bigger bodypart such as legs and back and lower carb days on days where I train a smaller bodypart. I aim for about 2 grams of protein per lb. of bodyweight in the off-season.
What Supplements Have Given You The Greatest Gains?
Why do you love Bodybuilding?
Bodybuilding is a great sport that when done properly can give you positive results in all aspects of life. Eating 6 times a day going to the gym everyday makes you plan out your day and helps you set goals.
What Are Your Future Bodybuilding Plans?
I plan to keep improving on my physique and compete in the Collegiate Nationals.
What One Tip Would You Give Other Bodybuilders?
Be Patient. Everyone has to start somewhere, don't be discouraged by your progress and be realistic with what you can accomplish. We all have different strengths when it comes to our bodies. Highlight those strengths and work to improve your weaknesses.