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A post on this site or even a tweet protesting against pants Twitter Support – or should that be no support.
Until very recently I was following Mr Stephen Fry's Twitter updates - I find them amusing and they make me smile. But then tragedy struck, something went wrong on my Twitter account – I was no longer getting feeds from any one, not even Stephen Fry the most prolific tweeter I know, and noone was getting my tweets.
I have been sending daily requests to the Twitter Support team to 'please, please fix my account' but to no avail.
In fact the response has been farcical to say the least.
• It took me two days to find out how to lodge a query (the Twitter Support pages broadcast a lot of information but they don't want you asking a question)
• Eventually, and after a few whiskies (to help my creative problem solving), I found a way in (its on the Twitter support home page about half way down under the topic Noteworthy Facts is a hyperlink entitled 'ask us')
• So I asked ! two days later 'Lukester' gets back to me suggesting that I clear my cache and thatt that should fix it – I cleared the cache .... and in keeping with the natural order things it didn't work
• Emailed Lukester daily over the next 4 days – 'Lukester the cache has been cleared its still not working'.
• 4 days later Lukester responds 'We're sorry you're having this known issue. Please put all comments here: http://help.twitter.com/forums/31935/entries/39776.'
• Well that makes sense lodge a problem on a forum where a bunch of other people with absolutely no programming skills can try and solve your problem. Except it wasn't like that – there were hundreds of people posting that they had the same problem and that they weren't getting help either. It got so bad I had to unsubscribe to the forum as my email could not cope with the sheer volume of complainers updates.
- Lukester, buddy THIS IS A REALLY BIG ISSUE ! how big does it have to get for you to do something? -
So here I am asking the followers of Stephen Fry for your help – Twitter doesn't care about one lonely voice but they might just care about the fans of Stephen Fry protesting against pants twitter support and the fact that they can't see his tweets either
Free the blocked twitter accounts of the innocents


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Professional volleyball player and fashion model, Gabrielle Reece gives periodic fitness and exercise tips on Yahoo! Health. Most recently she demonstrated a great workout consisting of 12 exercises that target the abs and core. Gabrielle explains the difference between core muscles and abdominal muscles,
"Let's break down what your abs and your core consist of. Your core muscles extend from under your neck line all the way down to the mid-part of your thigh. Seriously, they are not just the muscles between your chest and bikini line. Those are your abs."
She then made sure to point out that doing these 12 exercises is not the whole solution but you have to do cardio and have proper nutrition also:
"Keep in mind that these moves alone will not flatten and strengthen your belly without proper nutrition and cardiovascular exercise. A lot of us have abdominal muscles that are lurking below the surface of extra body fat we need to lose. So, it is imperative to attack this from all sides: smart exercise, proper nutrition, and minimizing stress."
The 12 exercises are:
1. Standing Ballet Side Crunch
2. Standing Knee Front Crunch
3. Standing Elbow to Cross Knee Crunch
4. The Plank
5. Spiderman
6. Good Old-Fashioned Sit-Ups
7. Leg Raises
8. Side Oblique Crunch
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Theresa Giarrusso is taking a few days off of blogging to tackle a couple of family and school projects. Keith Still, a mother of three, will be filling in this week.
Years ago, when we were thinking of having our second – and later, third – child, I remember asking myself whether I would be able to juggle toddler play dates with newborn naptimes; potty-training with infant feedings; or diaper changes with days out at the park. I also looked way ahead and pondered the idea of at least 12 years of college tuition, and in our case, weddings for three daughters.
Looking back, I realize my thinking was incredibly short-sighted. Managing the daily activities and needs of three young children is definitely a lot of work, but the real juggling act came when those kids got lives of their own.
All three of my daughters are in school now, and I'm proud of each one for finding and following her interests. My 6-year-old loves gymnastics. My 9-year-old is a big team-sport player
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For years CoverGirl has faced the wrath of animal rights groups for their shameless animal testing methods. Have they finally seen the error of their ways?
According to their Q/A section on the website CoverGirl does not test their cosmetic products on animals. So far I can't find any animal groups that corroborate the claim but we certainly hope that CoverGirl has quit the cruel practice. However, CoverGirl is still owned by Proctor and Gamble. No word on whether or not the huge company has nixed animal testing for all its underlings. But it's doubtful.
In addition, CoverGirl is launching a sister line of cosmetics called NatureLuxe. Taylor Swift will be the first face of the new company.
NatureLuxe will be using bioresin, a sugarcane based plastic, in the packaging as well as mango butter and shea and other "natural" ingredients in place of synthetic products. CoverGirl is hoping to appeal to a wealthier clientele concerned with using fewer artificial products.
Can't wait to see if CoverGirl has indeed quit the cruelty.
About Ali BermanAli Berman is a writer, teacher and activist. She works as a humane educator for HEART teaching kids about issues affecting people, animals and the environment. Ali is also a fiction writer. Her published work can be found on her website at aliberman.com. In early 2012 Ali co-founded flipmeover, a production company with the mission to use media to raise awareness of social issues.
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Ever wonder how that gift you're about to open made it under the tree in the first place? Hmmm.
According to an Associated Press report, an estimated $1.8 billion in merchandise will have been shoplifted by the time Christmas Day arrives Sunday, and retailers will lose a total of about $5 billion during the period when you factor in employee and vendor thefts.
Researchers for the National Retail Federation trade group said shoppers, many of whom have been hit hard by a struggling economy that has left them either jobless or sorely underpaid, are stealing everything from necessities to luxuries that are no longer within legitimate reach.
Just blaming the economy, however, is a cop-out since the holiday traditionally is a big lure to shoppers and thieves alike.
More from the AP:
An estimated one in 11 Americans shoplift, according to the National Association for Shoplifting Prevention. … About 75 percent of shoplifters are adults — equally men and women — while kids make up about 25 percent. More than 70 percent of shoplifters say they did not plan ahead to steal and they acted spontaneously.
Shoplifters, however, only account for about 36 percent of merchandise stolen during the holiday, researchers say. They say 44 percent of thefts are blamed on store employees and the remainder on vendors and clerical errors.
Which brings us back to the original question: Ever wonder how that gift you're about to open made it under the tree in the first place? Hmmm.
December 23rd, 2011
3:56 pm
according to walmart tv, steak is the most shoplifted item during the holidays.
December 23rd, 2011
5:15 pm
I wants me a pare of Air Jordans under my tree an I do not care how they gets ther. wink, wink
December 23rd, 2011
5:17 pm
The reasoning in this article applies all year round..ever wonder how you can buy that golf putter so much cheaper on eBay than at Sports Authority? How about those designer sneakers? Many of the items I am sure you purchase on eBay are not exactly aquired by legal means..as they say in the mafia movies, "alot of it fell off the truck" especially items that cannot be traced easily like electronics..
December 23rd, 2011
5:21 pm
I could have guessed you wouldn't care "how they gets their" by your svreen name.
"wink, wink"
December 23rd, 2011
5:48 pm
So sad you have to steal, how can you go to sleep at night? I have gone a lot of times with no presents, but being honest and helping others that have less then you is the REAL gift.
December 23rd, 2011
6:04 pm
As a legal, legitimate Ebay Power Seller I'm here to tell you that most of what is sold on Ebay is legit! As for stuff under MY tree, it's all bought and paid off with hard earned american dollars and cents! Merry Christmas every one!
December 23rd, 2011
6:10 pm
Geeeeeeee I wonder who does most of the stealing? Such great people! Loved the highlights also of those morons trying to get Air Jordans. Hilarious how stupid they can be.
December 23rd, 2011
6:12 pm
But the REAL question should be: did that new home on the sales sheet get stolen from it's rightful owner? What about the REAL grinches these holidays??
People fuss over glitter and fluff when the real issues at hand are being swept under the carpet.
What about the theft of our civil rights to Due Process and possie comititus with the signing of HB1867 into law by Obama.
Where is the larceny of our financial system by Goldman Sachs and the Fed and BofA derivitives that should not be covered by the FDIC yet still are?
December 23rd, 2011
6:20 pm
Correction, it's Senate Bill 1867, or "National Defense Authorization Act of 2012."
December 23rd, 2011
6:22 pm
Amy-any one who breaks the Ten Commandment of 'thou shalt not steal' will answer to God, period.
If what you are doing is hurting someone's business, the YOU are contributing to joblessness, and those other ills you mentioned.
December 23rd, 2011
6:24 pm
Well….you have to narrow your analysys a little bit……Are the shoplifters white or black/Mexican? (85% is documented for doimg the majority of the crime in this state)……look it up!!! But you will never post this in fear of "UPSETTING" "some"people!!!!!!
If you do not believe me I will send you proof!! I have been monoriting the AJC for over 2 years and have it in a *.xls file. All you have to do in this state is arm yourself, avoid blacks and mexicans and you will have no problem!!
December 23rd, 2011
6:44 pm
Amy, if the original home owner shouldn't have been sold the home in the first place then I do not consider it a crime that they lost it in foreclosure. What came first, the chicken or the egg? In the case, the question is, "What came first? The foreclosures or collapse?
No doubt, Gov't IS the problem. Democrats should be treated like Communists were in the 1950's. They are even more of a threat to the American Dream.
December 23rd, 2011
6:51 pm
December 23rd, 2011
6:52 pm
"No doubt, Gov't IS the problem. Democrats should be treated like Communists were in the 1950's."
Really, its more like Democrats and Republicans. Blaming one and not both is the problem. Until everyone wakes up and realizes the two party system that our founding fathers warned against is the problem nothing of consequence will ever change except continued diminished rights.
December 23rd, 2011
6:54 pm
White trash Taylor –
Really? Black and Mexican? How do ot the sorry a** AJC know they are Mexican? Not all Latinos are Mexican and neither are hispanics are Mexican either. Take yourself out of Conyers and get educated before making dumb*** comments like that.
December 23rd, 2011
6:55 pm
Really…. who is surprised by this? We have a culture of people who believe they are entitled to what they want and they shouldn't have to pay for it. This is only a small part of the problem. We have a president who promised hope and change and people who thought based on his election that they no longer had any responsibility for anything. These no thugs do little if anything to contribute to society other than procreate more future societal dead beats. They stand with their hands out wanting more and more.
December 23rd, 2011
6:58 pm
That statement u made was false and Racist, let's see ur proof, I can guarantee u it's from an unreliable source.
December 23rd, 2011
7:08 pm
Just watch the news. That's all the proof you need. I could smother you with statistics and facts and send you links to countless articles and reports, but to be honest… I've been down that road too many times and it's just not worth it.
December 23rd, 2011
7:24 pm
Stealing and shoplifting is wrong.
December 23rd, 2011
8:09 pm
@reality sucks…love your commentator name along with wishing everyone a Merry Christmas…make sure you mention this to the pastor on Sunday….nice Christian manners…
just because you are legit..doesn't mean EVERYONE on eBay is…
December 23rd, 2011
8:18 pm
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December 23rd, 2011
8:28 pm
Most folks who read your rag don't worry about how their gifts were acquired. But for the tiny percentage who do worry about it, like you apparently, you should start asking the gift-givers for proof of purchase. That will cetaainly do your part to help out all those businesses out there.
December 23rd, 2011
8:55 pm
Taylor your right on..the truth will make you free.
December 23rd, 2011
8:57 pm
bad bob2 – learn how to spell. It's "you're right on." It's also "the truth will set you free."
Seriously, go back to school.
December 23rd, 2011
11:16 pm
It's the stupid blacks and rednecks in this god awful town doing the most of it. It's really funny: they hate each other but they are exactly alike. Stupid and racist towards each other. Ignorant fools! Yes, I despise the stupid blacks and stupid white rednecks. I can't wait for all the "outraged" comments on this one. I'm just telling the truth all of you know. They are both idiots.
December 24th, 2011
2:10 am
Merry Christmas all. A Christmas tale is in order, I think. I once had a lunch stolen at work and as I bemoaned the fact, a young person told me "Maybe someone needed it more than me." Even as I locked down my lunches afterward thinking, no, I NEEDED THAT LUNCH… I never forgot what she said that day. I have my life, I have my health, I have my happiness – life is too short for misgivings about the little things in life. Dinner is not a "little thing" for some few. I ain't mad at ya, I just won't make it as easy as I once did. If it were easy, everyone would do it. But, I ain't mad.
Should you wake for yet another Christmas and be reading this… Merry Christmas. Enjoy life while it is there for you. You're WINNING! Hersher on YouTube, you're welcome.
December 24th, 2011
7:02 am
We can put B & A out of business, unless they self destruct first.
On our end, it's got nothing to do with color as I'm a white boy and my wife is Latino.
I left them years ago. I'm trying to get my hard headed wife to march down there and tell them to close her account and find someone else to screw.
Dave Ramsey is right. They have lost their soul, along with others in that business.
December 24th, 2011
7:11 am
Hey White Dude in Marietta, I think it's more about education, integrity and just having a solid moral compass developed by a family unit.
A little rough assessment by you , but a lot of it is about stupidity. There's also desperation for those that see no hope and then some are just downright mean.
But, you're right. Could you imagine if the AJC posted an article comparing Michael Vick & Matt Ryan?
It would be sickening to read. One group is no better than the other.
December 24th, 2011
7:17 am
Some of you really do need to learn how to spell.
December 24th, 2011
4:05 pm
Wow, I'm amazed at some ppl's ignorance!


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Loved this recipe. It was easy to make and had great flavor. I made it all in the same pan so had to split the wilting of the spinach into two batches. I thickened the sauce more than what shows in the photo (accidentally, got interrupted), but got no complaints! My son said it was a keeper, so I will be making this recipe again!
Creamed Spinach and Mushrooms
Photo: Levi Brown; Styling: Thom Driver
Try this fresh take of a steakhouse favorite--Creamed Spinach and Mushrooms. Don't skip the nutmeg, it brightens the flavor of this side dish.
This recipe goes with Pecan-Crusted Trout, Shrimp Vodka Pasta
Yield: Serves 6 (serving size: 1/2 cup)
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Total: 19 Minutes
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 102
- Fat: 6.1g
- Saturated fat: 1.8g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.1g
- Protein: 4.8g
- Carbohydrate: 8.1g
- Fiber: 1.4g
- Cholesterol: 9mg
- Iron: 1.7mg
- Sodium: 241mg
- Calcium: 111mg
- 4 teaspoons canola oil, divided
- 8 ounces sliced cremini mushrooms
- 1 (10-ounce) package baby spinach
- 1/3 cup finely chopped shallots
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh garlic
- 3/4 cup fat-free milk
- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 3/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- Dash of nutmeg
- 2 1/2 ounces 1/3-less-fat cream cheese
- 1. Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add 1 1/2 teaspoons oil; swirl to coat. Add mushrooms; cook 6 minutes or until liquid evaporates. Remove mushrooms from pan. Add 1 1/2 teaspoons oil to pan; swirl to coat. Add spinach; cook 1 minute or until spinach wilts. Remove from heat.
- 2. Heat a Dutch oven over medium heat. Add remaining 1 teaspoon oil; swirl to coat. Add shallots and garlic; cook 1 minute, stirring constantly. Combine milk and flour, stirring with a whisk. Add milk mixture, salt, pepper, and nutmeg to pan; bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Cook 3 minutes or until thickened, stirring constantly. Add cheese; stir until cheese melts and the mixture is smooth. Add mushrooms and spinach to milk mixture, and toss gently to coat.
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text: Jason Reid began his legal studies at the University of Kansas before receiving his JD from the prestigous Washington & Lee University School of Law. During his legal education, he interned with the Honorable Judge John Steele of the Middle District of Florida in Ft. Myers. Jason became a member of the Florida Bar in 2006, and immediately began his career as a defense attorney in Florida's Ninth Judicial Circuit. In 2012, Jason joined Carlson, Meissner, Hart & Hayslett, continuing his dedication to the defense of the accused. He is a proud resident of Manatee County and a member of the Manatee County Chamber of Commerce.


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Delegate critical of Dance's explanation of vote
To the Editor:
I am writing in response to Delegate Rosalyn Dance's recent letter to the editor that appeared in your newspaper. Delegate Dance appeared to take the position that some of her recent votes on education were due to "advice" she received from me. Nothing could be further from the truth, and, quite frankly, I was shocked by Delegate Dance's misleading letter to the editor. Let's review.
Delegate Dance voted for Gov. Bob McDonnell's HB2096 which essentially called for a "Republican takeover" of some Virginia public schools including Petersburg's own Peabody Middle School. Allow me to set the record straight. This proposed legislation is a bad bill that takes away Petersburg School Board autonomy.
HB2096 - Education opportunity Institution - originally came up in a House subcommittee on Jan. 28, 2013. Contrary to Delegate Dance's assertion in her letter, I did not support this bill in subcommittee.
The bill then went through several modifications. Finally, when the Senate version of the bill came over to the House Chamber, I again did not vote for the final version. Accordingly, for Delegate Dance to suggest to the people of Petersburg that she voted for the bill because "Joe Morrissey told me to do so" is patently false. Under separate cover, I have written to Delegate Dance requesting both a correction as well as an apology.
Finally, I would be remiss if I did not say the following. In six years in the General Assembly I have never - not once - publicly criticized a fellow Democrat. I am an individual who not only speaks his mind but additionally, says what he means and means what he says. For far too long, Delegate Dance has masqueraded as a Democrat but voted as a Republican. Indeed, her recent support of the Senate Republican Redistricting Plan is just the latest of several of her more egregious votes. While Delegate Dance is free to vote her conscience on any bill she chooses, she is not free to mislead Petersburg residents as to her true colors and voting record.
Joseph D. Morrissey
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The ultimate blog for Lululemon Athletica fans. Photos, reviews, and news of the latest lulu.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
NEW! Mudra Pant
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Aren't those Stance pants?
- April 21, 2011 at 3:11 PM
I must have way to much lulu. They can't come out with stuff that is "different" enough from the million other bottoms I have...
- April 21, 2011 at 4:12 PM
I thought they were stance pants too!
- April 21, 2011 at 4:44 PM
- LuluAddict said...
I can't believe you guys are confusing this with the Stance pant - they are totally different - the seam in the back of the leg rather than the side. The lulu logo is behind the seam on the Stance pant and in front of the seam in the Mudra pant. Tsk, tsk, tsk - you guys are slipping.
==> Ok, *totally* kidding because I had to flip between photos on my computer to tell the difference. They are nearly identical.
- April 21, 2011 at 8:35 PM
- Michelle Q said...
I have to say, I tried those Stance pants on the other day because they were on markdown and I am NOT a fan of the fit. I hope these mudra pants fit differently. I tried my normal size and I could barely pull them up! They were so tight I was thinking I might have to go up 2 sizes!
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love that blue wash on the bed!
There's a Union Jack Fridge, you guys
I don't understand why my room doesn't look like this instead of the cesspool of dirty laundry, dishes, Kleenex and cherry Dr. Pepper cans that it actually is.
Oh wait. It's because I'm lazy, messy and unmotivated. That's it.
Dude me too, just replace "Cherry Dr Pepper" with Diet Pepsi/Sprite, and Kleenex with unpacked boxes.
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Berkshires Restaurants
26 Readers' Suggestions
July 31st, 2014
4:22 pm
Alta in Lenox is our favorite restaurant. The food is delicious, and the owner visits with each table. The high quality shows in every detail.
— gila, Berkshires MA
August 19th, 2011
12:25 pm
We have been coming to the Berkshires for 25 years. The best and most consistent restaurant is Mill on the Floss in New Ashford.The food is great, the atmosphere is friendly, the dining room is beautiful but casual and the service is excellent. Mezze in Williamstown is good but the service is a bit spotty since the move. Jae's Spice is also consistently good with a large and varied menu. Surprisingly great pizza for an Asian Fusion restaurant.
— DT, New York, NY
July 12th, 2011
6:35 pm
Castle St. Cafe, hands down! Terrific menu (emphasizing locally-grown food), lovely decor, snazzy bar, friendly but not overbearing service = a reliably good experience overall.
— Rosie, Amherst, MA
August 23rd, 2010
10:36 am
Jae's Spice has deliciously varied meun with strong asian overtones. Beautiful room and attentive service.
— Anonymous
August 22nd, 2010
10:05 pm
Nudel, in downtown Lenox on Church Street is the best restaurant I've been to in a long time. Innovative, interesting choices and a low key atmosphere make for a delightful evening. Bjorn is a genius!
— Anonymous
August 22nd, 2010
8:55 pm
As a big fan of Baba Louie's and a new fan of Chez Nous, I also want to mention Napa, in GB, just across the streed from Baba. Food is superb, moderately priced and accompanied by interesting wines. Great waitstaff too, and tables far enough apart so that you don't need to listen in on other people's conversations.
— QuantumDottie, NYC
August 22nd, 2010
12:57 pm
A bit further east - in the foothills of the Berkshires is an outstanding "Locavore" dining spot. "Tabellas" in Amherst, Mass, is not to be missed!
— Anonymous
August 22nd, 2010
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August 20th, 2010
3:00 pm
chez nous in lee is comparaable to new york's best french bistro food.
— Anonymous
August 20th, 2010
9:23 am
Mezze's new location on the way to Willaimstown is spectacular! Rouge in West Stockbridge is wonderful. The Old Mill in Egremont is fabulous. Stagecoach Tavern in Sheffield is great.
— Anonymous
August 20th, 2010
12:40 am
had the escargot with wild mushroom app at zinc. tasted more like dirt...and not a rich, loamy dirt, either...horrible. brix is excellent. had one of the best meals ever at flavours.
— Anonymous
August 20th, 2010
12:31 am
Allium on Railroad Street in Great Barrington gets better every time we go. Locavore food and a wonderful wine list
— Anonymous
August 19th, 2010
4:51 pm
I agree about Mill on the Floss. It's excellent. We live int he area and go whenever we can. Traditional french dishes and charming French bistro environment. It's a very favorite of ours. Between Pittsfield and Williamstown in New Ashford. Be sure to reserve.
— Robert Gery, MA
August 19th, 2010
4:49 pm
The Old Inn on the Green in New Marlborough never disappoints with its inspired and beautifully presented cuisine and charming atmosphere. Prix fix specials during the week are a bargain.
— Robert Gery, MA
August 19th, 2010
3:00 pm
John Andrews on Route 23, South Egremont. http://www.jarestaurant.com/menu.html
I go whenever I'm in the area--plates very special, many textures and tastes. Great service too, even for a single female diner (which was not the case at another Egremont inn). Haven't been to JA for two years though.
I go whenever I'm in the area--plates very special, many textures and tastes. Great service too, even for a single female diner (which was not the case at another Egremont inn). Haven't been to JA for two years though.
— Midtowner, NYC
August 19th, 2010
8:35 am
Baba Louie's Sourdough Pizza (in Great Barrington and Hudson, NY) is the thing I crave when away from the 'Berks. The one topped with a mess of arugula (Dirty Brutto?) is fantastic.
Also, Rubiner's (in GB) is not to be missed for fantastic cheeses and other comestibles.
Also, Rubiner's (in GB) is not to be missed for fantastic cheeses and other comestibles.
— manchild, Lake Wobegon
July 24th, 2009
2:08 pm
The Mill on The Floss (www.millonthefloss.com) is simply THE best restaurant in the Berkshires. I think they have been in business for over 30 years. My family and I have been going there ever since I was a small boy. They never disappoint.
— Anonymous
July 10th, 2008
12:10 am
If you are visiting the Berkshires this summer, I strongly recommend The Apple Tree Inn Restaurant. My family and I dined at the restaurant on the Fourth of July, taking in the James Taylor concert on the balcony, while enjoying the delicious food. While unique in the fact that it is also a part mexican menu, all of our dishes were flavourful and enjoyable. They started with fried tortillas with a light guacamole and a salsa, and then I had a salad with a honey poppy dressing. I was hesitant at first, but it was very good. For my dinner I had the salmon with arugula pesto. it was perfectly cooked, which I find is difficult with salmon, and it came with the tastiest mashed potatoes! My dad had the vegetable lasagna, my mother had the chicken mole, which is poached chicken with a mole sauce, and my brother had the rib eye steak. we loved it, and the views are great. The restaurant looks over the rolling hills, and the inn had a great atmosphere, with all sorts of old fashioned chairs and even a little tavern. I strongly recommend this restaurant!
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November 4th, 2007
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Try Cafe Martin in out-of-the-way Shelburne Falls (on the Mohawk Trial). It's a charming restaurant with an eclectic menu which features seasonal delights such as the pork with apples in an apple cranberry sauce. It was out of this world!
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Had the most wonderful clam chowder at the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge this week. It was among the best I've ever tasted.
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Rouge has never been better. After 5 years chef William Merelle continues to create innovative delicious food. Maggie Merelle has chosen some very approachable wines that we look for in local wine shops.The tapas menu is brillant and offers a plethera of choices. this is our Berkshire Favorite!!!!
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August 7th, 2007
4:55 pm
The Red Lion Inn is an old, yet consistent favorite. Unpretentious, but delivers excellent food and an excellent wine list. The place also has a very charming feel. At night, don't miss the bar downstairs where you can a soulful rendition of Ella Fitzgerald's "A Tisket A Tasket" and don't forget great beer.
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The Starving Artist Creperie in Lee has the best organic, vegan, and gluten-free food in the Berkshires. They are attached to a beautiful art gallery as well, and the Sunday brunch is wonderful.
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In a special four part series exclusive to Law and More, Dr Joshua Wilson SC of Owen Dixon Chambers West will be sharing his insights on how to succeed in the legal profession, influenced by his decades of experience in court and teaching across the world.
Dr Wilson SC has been practising as a barrister in Australia for over 25 years. His expertise derives from worldwide advocacy experiences and he is usually found in the Supreme Courts and Federal Court of Australia dealing with commercial and equity cases. A legal genius (Josh took Silk in 2008 and holds a PhD in extradition law!) and with a large topping of good humour, Law and More proudly presents Dr Joshua Wilson SC's guide to success in the legal profession.
This week, Dr Wilson SC gives Law and More readers his Top Ten Points of Good Advocacy Worldwide:
Good advocacy is a special skill. Not everyone possesses it. Those skilled in it can be formidable if not deadly opponents. Those lacking in its training can be feeble and easy targets. Advocacy is a skill that can be learned, very few people are born with it.
The ten point list set out below may not convert you overnight into some F B Smith (Lord Birkenhead) or into a Sir Owen Dixon nor even into a Clarence Darrow. But I am willing to wager that if you adhere to the ten points set out below, those being time honoured beacons of good advocacy, your performance will definitely improve. Keep in mind, though, that improvement comes from constant practice and refinement of your skills.
In order of importance the top ten points are:
1. Ethical and professional performances at all times
2. Complete mastery of all relevant facts and law
3. Know your court
4. Formulate a good case concept
5. Keep your case tight
6. Put your case as high as circumstances permit
7. Formulate the issues the judge needs to rule on
8. Keep documents under close management
9. Concede when you need to do so
10. Think about using aides
It may seem hardly necessary to even list this one, let alone rank it as number one. But ethical propriety must govern everything you do. You have an overriding duty to the court, no matter how important a case may be to your client or the firm that instructs you. Clients will come and they will go but your reputation will remain with you forever. Like all of us in this profession, you will spend your whole professional life gaining and maintaining a good one. If you besmirch your good reputation with one case in which you behaved unethically or professionally improperly, you will lose the respect and trust of the bench. Some advocates never regain that and they are then forced to pursue a calling elsewhere as a result.
In some cultures, especially those in the south pacific, a person's abiding loyalty is first and foremost to his or her tribe, or wantok. This loyalty leaves little to no room for the discharge of duties to the court. Where those duties clash, especially in countries with common law courts, the outcomes can be astounding.
So, point number one is act at all times ethically and properly thereby discharging duties to the court and to the profession.
Anyone can stand on his or her hind legs and make a speech about some aspect or some issue in your case. You are not retained for that purpose alone. Nor is your client paying for you to swan in and swan out of the case by addressing standalone points with no cohesion in the overall. Your job is to take the case from start to finish knowing every tiny little factual aspect, if some conflict exists on the facts who is the more believable on certain points, why it is critical for your witness's evidence to be accepted over the contradictor's on some point and why the learning in the cases as proposed by you should be preferred over your opponent's. If you are not on top of those matters stay home or play golf as without that you will be of little help to your client. In short, you must be on top of every aspect of your brief and know your case inside out - warts and all.
This point generally leads to calls from those untutored in the delicate art of advocacy that you, as the sophisticated advocate have some kind of home town advantage over your opponent. Not true. It is essential that you get to know, ahead of your trial or application, what are your judge's likes and dislikes in the conduct of your trial, motion or application. It may sound strange that you need to know all the idiosyncrasies of every judge on the south eastern circuit. If you don't already know those likes and dislikes, ask a colleague. Some judges have an allergic reaction to hard swearing oath on oath cases being traversed on a witness statement or affidavit. Most judges require the witness to give the evidence from his or her own mouth so that the court can assess how much of it is really credible and how much is embellishment.
In criminal cases, a judge's attitude to particular offences is essential. You can only make sensible submissions about sentence if you know that judge's particular disposition to the particular offence. You need to know what your judge's attitude is likely to be to a particular crime or cause of action in a civil context.
So, the lesson to be gained from point three is that you must know the likes and dislikes of your bench and you must trim your sails accordingly.
Some readers may find it curious that a concept, being so critical to good advocacy, ranks no higher than fourth. The answer is simple. The first three points in this list are ethics based and if you don't comply with those you won't be practising at all.
The case concept is your overall position in the litigation. It's best answered in response to the chat with a colleague who asks "So, what's tomorrow's case all about?" In answer you might say "it's a breach of bailment case". Your friend then asks who you are for and what your position is to which you say "I'm for the bailee who contends that the goods were destroyed by fire while under bailment but without negligence on his part". Or take the simple case of negligence in a personal injuries case where a plaintiff is injured falling form a ladder and sues the ladder manufacturer. The coffee conversation proceeds thus "I'm for the ladder manufacturer in a personal injuries case and it says there was no negligence on its part".
The real skill is getting the case concept right. For example, in a revenue case (absent miracle) it will be pretty hard to contend that your client is not amenable to the imposition of tax. But if your client instructs you he didn't do the crime as he was not even in the country at the time of the offence, then identity will be front and centre in your case concept.
Some cultures have real trouble with the concept of the case concept. Maybe that's a function of their more laisez-faire attitude to life or perhaps the steely mental discipline of western case presentation is anathema to them. It can be a tricky issue for some yet it is an essential right of passage for good advocacy.
No wandering – no meandering. Stick to your case concept and present only that.
Some advocates use humour to their advantage as they are naturally funny. In Australia most of us can have a laugh at our own expense. But court is always a very serious place for the litigant or for the accused as the outcome might not be so good for them. So remember, if you find humour easy, reserve it for the dinner party as the judge and the client will not appreciate humour at their expense.
Plenty of barristers will want to add colour and movement. They think that it is necessary to acquire the moral high ground so that the judge feels empathetic to their client's plight. So, in a breach of contract case, for example, they will spend far too long telling the judge why the defendant breached the contract. Does the judge need to know why? Isn't the issue whether there was a breach at all? If the latter, get to the point and avoid playing the blame game, no matter how apparently seductive it might be to do so.
This might be folklore but in my experience it is a truth – the English are universally polite, even in court, but the South Africans and Australians approach court as they approach cricket and rugby – aggressively.
It is essential that you approach the evidence in your case in a manner that is consistent with the circumstances of your client's case. If you need to cross-examine hard because on your instructions the witness is a liar, then there is no point being polite and delicate about it all.
This approach can lead to rebuke from the bench if not reserved for the right occasion. Knowing how and when to go in hard is not the same as being rude, obnoxious or insulting to a witness. The former will be tolerated - the latter will not.
Nowadays, most litigation, whether civil or criminal involves the judge knowing from the start what the issues are on which he or she must rule or write a judgment. The trend seems to be nowadays for one opening to follow the other so that the judge is told how much is common ground and what are the contentious issues. That makes very good sense and it assists the court in time management. So work out before you get to court what the issues are. It can be as broad as "Did the seventh defendant assault the second plaintiff?" Or it may have some legal complexity such as "Is the plaintiff guilty of laches and thereby disentitled to a quia timet injunction". Formulating the issues can often help with an opening as you will inevitably have to tell the judge the issues on which the judge must resolve conflicting evidence.
In high volume document cases the simple management of documents can be a nightmare. At the very least it is essential that you keep up with documentary exhibits. In electronic cases document handling can be a real challenge as most of us are best placed with hard copy documents. There is no perfect way to address this issue otherwise than by saying that you need to keep on top of the documents. There is little more embarrassing than the freeze you suffer when your leader calls for you to hand to him or her that letter from the defendant that rebuts what the plaintiff is now saying in the box but you can't lay your fingers on that damn letter!
Find your own style. Some favour the post–it notes tags at the page top. Others colour code pages. Others physically remove the court book pages and create their own folder of important documents. Do what works for you but get a system going early.
This sounds more like a wave the white flag point. It's not. You should concede points that are reasonable to concede and to do otherwise by maintaining an unarguable point simply makes you look bad.
That's not to say you give away the farm. Far from it. There are points where the evidence is open on either version and the judge must rule on the version the judge prefers. Press your version hard. But if the point is of no great moment and you can easily sacrifice it without burning the rest of your case, do so. It will make you appear all the more sensible and it will show that you don't take silly points and you don't thereby waste the court's time.
This is not a case winner of itself but it helps. We are in the realm of making difficult factual circumstances easier for a judge to follow. So why not create a flow chart to trace the flow of money and put it forward as a working tool and not as a piece of evidence? Or a dramatis personae? Or an enlarged photograph of the locus in quo? All help, even if they have no evidentiary value. Keep on mind that judges are extremely busy people and their time is short so anything you can do to help them get to the essence of your case is helpful to them.
Check back next week for Part 2 of Law and More's Legal Success special. Dr Joshua Wilson SC will give Law and More readers his Top Ten Points for Great Instructing Solicitors.
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|Steffan Rhodri
|February 8th 1967
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Steffan Rhodri (born 1967) is a Welsh film actor, best known for portraying Dave Coaches on Gavin & Stacey and as Reg Cattermole in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part I.[1]
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Steffan is a Swansea City supporter.[2]
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- Ironclad (2011)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I (2010) as Reg Cattermole/Ron Weasley (Polyjuice Potion)[3][4]
- Submarine (2011)
- The Big I Am (2010)
- Ali G Indahouse (2002)
- Solomon and Gaenor (1999)
- Twin Town (1997)
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- A Touch of Cloth III (2014)
- 4Music (Narrator) (2011–present)
- Teulu (2010)
- Pen Talar (2010)
- Doctors (2010)
- Gavin & Stacey (2007–2010)
- Giles Wemmbley Hogg Goes Off.... to Glastonbury (2007)
- Heartbeat (2007)
- Wire in the Blood (2005)
- Con Passionate (2005)
- Tales from Pleasure Beach (2001)
- Bloodline (1997)
- A Mind to Kill (1997)
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- Clybourne Park – Russ/Dan; Royal Court Theatre, London; 2010
- It's a Mad World My Masters Royal Shakespeare Company (2013–2014)
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GROVE CITY — The state has given the OK for the Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City School District to continue its four-day school schedule.
Superintendent Sherri Broderius was notified this week that the Minnesota Department of Education had approved the district's re-application to continue the flexible learning schedule for another three years.
The district implemented the new schedule in the 2010-11 school year but was required to re-apply for another three years.
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The Renault Master Chassis- and Platform-Cab models have a very versatile character perfectly suited for the light commercial vehicle segment. With two types of cabins (Single and Double), four different vehicle lengths and the choice of front- or rear-wheel drive, the Master was designed for delivery services, construction, controlled temperature transport or the transport of equipment.
Its biggest advantages are the competitive prices and the low maintenance costs which make it a cost efficient partner for your daily transportations. Moreover the vehicle can also transport a generous payload of up to 2.5 tones and is available with both Euro 4 and Euro 5 engines. The Master Service intervals are scheduled at every 40,000 km while the full warranty is available for up to three years or 100,000 miles.
Unlike other trucks in the segment, the Master received more attention from the design team which managed to combine the practical nature of the vehicle with a pretty modern look. The Renault Master 's exterior features a lot of clean lines which gives it a solid stance. We especially like the new front grille which enhances the rugged nature of the vehicle, while the huge elongated headlamps give a sense of dynamism to the entire truck. The black plastic bumper also gels well with the hood lines and features a nice flowing pattern. The rough character of the Master is also enhanced by the flared wheel arches, but the 16 inch wheels are bit too small and don't cope well with the rest of the body.
Thanks to a modular structure, a removable rear cross member and body lengths between 2.43 - 5.74 m the Master's chassis can be fitted with various equipments being very versatile.
Step inside and you'll find plenty of space even in the Single cab model. The dashboard is a bit cluttered and could've come with a better ergonomy, while the materials are also rock hard and pretty cheap. The round air vents don't cope to good with the dashboard design either, and look out of place. Luckily, the three spoke steering wheel looks fairly good and offers a good grip.
We also like the gear level which is mounted into the dash and not on the floor like other vehicles in this segment. The dashboard features a few useful storage compartments which are within easy reach from the driver's seats. There is also space for A5 size documents, a built-in swing tray in the instrument panel and a host of useful compartments in the doors and overhead.
The air suspended adjustable seat offers pretty good support and its comfort is enhanced by the ergonomically designed armrests which are a rare in this segment. The driving position is high and offers a good all round road visibility, while the steering can be also adjusted, so it won't be hard to find a comfortable position.
The front seats offer space for three passengers and even if the middle one could feel a bit cramped the seats are a bit more comfortable that what you'll find at Isuzu 's models. The double cab features plenty of room for three passengers at the back and there is also enough legroom for all of them.
The Renault Master can also be kitted pretty nicely with a few goodies which will make your life easier such as the TomTom GPS, Bluetooth for mobile phones, air conditioning or climate control that can also be set to cool the glove box and radio/CD/tuner with steering-mounted controls.
Engines and transmissions
The Renault Master is available in three engine flavors with maximum power ratings of 100, 125 and 150 hp with maximum torque achieved from as low as 1,250 rpm. Thanks to the low fuel consumption rated at only 35.5 mpg, the Renault Master is among the most fuel efficient vehicles in the segment.
The engines are strong enough to deal pretty good with their 3.5 tonnes payloads and even if they aren't the smoothest in the segment you won't find their noise disturbing. The engines are mated on a 6 speed automated gearbox which features smooth shifts and offers a good fuel economy. Unlike the front wheel drive model, the rear wheel drive Master features low gearing which gives it better grip for the steep inclines and the muddy construction sites. For specific bodies, the Renault Master can be also equipped with an engine power take-off and a transmission power take-off.
Engines specifications
Ride and suspensions
The Renault Master was designed to carry big loads and for this mission it needed reliable suspensions. As a result, Renault fitted its light commercial vehicle with a rigid steel axle at the front and parabolic suspension at the rear with telescopic shock absorbers all-round which soaks most of the bumps pretty well. To enhance the ride quality the truck is also fitted with anti-roll bars which improve the overall handling and minimize the impact of heavy cargos.
The power assisted is pretty light, but it doesn't offer a great feedback. However, the small 6 m turning radius gives the vehicle a good drivability around the city.
|Renault Master Safety features
|electronic braking distributor
|brake pad wear indicators
|emergency brake assist
|ABS and ESP
|automatic lights
|directional headlights
|rain detection wipers
|traction control and dynamic trajectory control
|front airbags on driver side and passenger side
|three-point height adjustable seatbelts with pre-tensioners for the driver
The Renault Master Chassis and Platform Cab models offer a good balance between price, maintenance costs and performances. The truck can handle a generous amount of payload and even if it's not fitted with the best engines form the market, the diesel units are able to make their job with dignity. The overall build quality looks also pretty solid and the cabin offers plenty of space, good all round visibility and a good driving position.
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Ticklists: Gritstone's finest gruesome and damaging struggles, Wide Cracks, Froggatt to Black Rocks (BMC) - The Grade List, Big Rons 100 extremes in a day, Peak Rock/6/ The Emergence of Joe Brown and Don Whillans, Joe Brown's Three-Star Grit-List, Pete's 150 Peak Extremes.
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Fell on the crux. Pulled ropes went back for a full blown tussle!French Erick - Lead β - 26/Jul/14 with Alex Heude
Matt Cooke - Lead O/S - 01/Dec/13 with Scott, Sam Taylor
Made it to the edge of the cave roof but could not get out of the cave on to the outside crack.Joel_e - TR dnf - 28/Apr/13 with Michael Gallimore
bclifton - Lead - 2013
andi turner - 2013
Hidden - Lead O/S - 22/Sep/12
Hidden - Lead - 22/Sep/12
littleluke - 2nd β - 16/Sep/12
pie_eater_pete - Lead - 14/Aug/12
Hidden - Lead dog - 18/May/12
Hardest lead to date very pleased to get it first goAndy Peak 1 - Lead - 18/Mar/12 with random
Pete Graham - Lead - 06/Mar/12 with Luke Porter
maddy.c - 2012
tuftynick - Lead - 16/Oct/11 with dave musgrove
Dave Musgrove Jnr - AltLd - 16/Oct/11 with Tufty
Hidden - Lead O/S - 15/Oct/11
tonanf - Aug/11 with Phil L
something of a fight, even with a big cam in the roof!JamieSparkes - Lead β - 02/Jul/11 with johnpuddephatt, Nick
Nick1812P - 2nd dog - 02/Jul/11 with Jamie
Classic Stuff!!! So close a few weeks ago, clean today, trashed and bleeding hands were worthwhile :)Graeme Hammond - Lead rpt - 06/Jun/11 with james pcc
Felt geasier than a McDonalds, one rest under the roof then arm jammed away. Surprised how little jamming there was really.Jonathan Hall - Lead - 16/Apr/11 with Rob Middleton
tuftynick - 2nd - 06/Apr/11 with rich cross
Hidden - Lead - 06/Apr/11
Brown - Lead O/S - 02/Apr/11 with Oska
One rest under the roof...shouldn't have really just wussed out. Managed it tho an for someone who can't jam that's enough!thomasadixon - Lead dog - 23/Mar/11 with Becca
Suprisingly fun!BeccaSnowden - 2nd dog - 23/Mar/11 with Tom
Backed off. Will come back with a cam of the right size!Euan Strachan - Lead dnf - 20/Mar/11
ouch - will be back with two jammable handsJamieSparkes - Lead dnf - 19/Mar/11 with Ben Finlay, Claire
llamaglama - 2nd - 19/Mar/11 with Jam
Desperate!highlux - 09/Jan/11 with Martin Veale
mwatson - 2011
walts4 - 2011
Another stella crack-a-thon. Some wild contortions required.. Surprisingly, I managed to stay in reasonable control? Kind of felt like a dog that was constantly barking but never bit! Cragrat Rich - Lead O/S - 28/Oct/10
Hidden - Lead O/S - 28/Oct/10
Superb, as much fun as it is brutal, I've got jamming grazes on my back and head to prove it. Slithered off doing the moves to get round on to the face. Coming back to lead this sometime. jeffsheard - 2nd dog - 28/Oct/10 with Rich G
Nails! the start is well strenous and fairly technical. Can't wait to give it another go when i'm fresh freddieneame10 - Lead dnf - Sep/10 with jonathan jones
Hidden - Lead - 01/Aug/10
First E3, got it second go!James Oakes - Lead RP - 24/Apr/10 with Brad Cowley, Bill Lawrence
dont need to jam the roof despite guidebook description. E2 or E1 with big cam in roof.gregoritos - Lead O/S - 23/Apr/10
Drew M - Lead - 2010
Hidden - Lead - 05/Dec/09
feilx - Lead O/S - 31/Oct/09 with james d
dannyboy83 - Lead O/S - 18/Oct/09 with Dad
Hidden - 2nd - 12/Sep/09
Cat G - 2nd - Sep/09
Hidden - Lead RP - 23/Aug/09
mel holmes - Lead dog - 08/Apr/09 with Alex@home
Hidden - Lead - 15/Mar/09
Nicos - Lead O/S - 10/Jan/09 with john crook
chris sm - Lead dnf - 25/Oct/08 with Pippa Froggatt
tumbling wizard - Oct/08
datoon - 2nd O/S - 13/Jul/08 with S
WB - Lead O/S - 13/Mar/08 with Jim
Hidden - Lead O/S - 26/Sep/07
Oceanic - May/07
hvs at mostJohn Roberts (JR) - Lead O/S - 21/Apr/07
climbingrick - 2nd dog - Apr/07
jonnyboy - Lead O/S - 17/Mar/07 with Rob Boyle
robman - 2nd O/S - 17/Mar/07 with John mason
Hidden - 2007
tumbling wizard - Lead dog - 16/Oct/06
Castleclimber - Lead dog - Sep/06 with Fred Lyon
John Kettle - Lead O/S - 30/Jul/06
Damn, had to fail sometime. Cleaning the shoes after leaving the mud of the cave is a hard move. Doomed to failure thereafter. Practice those knee-holds, and bring along your big friends to fight this one.UndercoverElephant - Lead dog - May/06 with S
Daniel Armitage - Lead RP - 06/Mar/06
Boy - 2006
dan gibson - 2006
Hidden - Lead dog - Aug/05
shark - Lead O/S - 03/Jan/05 with Mark Hundleby
Tom Briggs - Jagged Globe - 2005
Hidden - 2000
ste_d - Lead O/S - 18/Jul/96 with mik
mikedelderfield - Lead O/S - 11/Mar/94 with Steven Delderfield
Just the once - that was enough!Chris Craggs - Lead RP - 1980
David Smith - 1970
mikej - TR dnf - 06/May/68 with Graham Evans
mikej - 2nd dnf - 17/Jul/66 with Keith Gregson
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Dunedin, FL (Sports Network) - Brandon Morrow outdueled Cliff Lee as Toronto took a 2-0 decision over Philadelphia in Grapefruit League play.
Kelly Johnson finished 3-for-4 and drove in a run, Jose Bautista doubled twice and Adam Lind knocked in one for the Jays.
Morrow worked five scoreless innings, serving up just one hit and two walks. Lee, on the other hand, fanned seven but allowed a run on five hits in six full frames.
Carlos Ruiz smacked two of the Phillies' four hits.
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Football Manager 2013
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Developer: Sports Interactive
Age Rating: ESRB Everyone | PEGI 3
Despite being an annual update to the world's most popular football management game, Football Manager 2013 boasts over 900 new features including a brand new training system and improved international management.
One of the game's most interesting additions is Classic mode, which reverts Football Manager to the less complicated and time-consuming methods of old. It might seem strange to flaunt a streamlined mode with fewer features, but if you're looking for a quick warm-up session or a less stressful bout of player-shuffling, Sega have you covered.
New features aside, this is a more realistic, better-looking and more polished Football Manager - the most accessible entry in years.
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Some subtle tweaks make this the most polished, accessible entry in the Football Manager series in years.
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