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Nice place to eat Italian food. It definitely attracts the locals. The pricing is great and unlike many, I like it that the place is BYOB.
Nice place to eat Italian food. It definitely attracts the locals. The pricing is great and unlike many, I like it that the place is BYOB.
I have been going to this Joe's location for about 5 years now. The food is great tasting and an excellent value for the price. We always have food left over to take home for next day's lunch. The staff is very friendly and always quick to please. The decor is a little outdated, but that is really not as... More
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I used to work and make pizzas for Sbarro's when I was a teenager. Loved their pizza. Joe's is even better. Their other food is excellent as well.
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We have eaten here regularly for years. The food is not fancy, but it is consistently good basic Italian fare, with great value. Try the lobster ravioli! If you are really hungry, go for the fettucine carbonara, a hearty delicious dish! If you're still hungry, get a side of meatballs.Added bonus: you can bring your own bottle of wine. You... More
I have to say that their pizza is some of the best I have ever had. I usually order 1 slice and it is big enough to fill me up, especially if I order a side salad too. My husband orders two slices and always says afterwards that he only needed one. The cheese on the pizza tastes very high... More
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My family eats here 1-2 times a month for the six years we've lived in Keller. The food is always good, fresh pasta, fast service at great prices. My favorite dish is the ravioli with sausage.
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Love Field is an airport located right smack in the middle of Dallas, Texas. For a time, it was one of the busiest airports in the United States. Nowadays, though, you're unlikely to fly into Love Field unless you're taking a very short trip on Southwest Airlines. In many ways, Love Field is an anomaly: a highly regulated airport in our modern era of airline deregulation.
The heyday
Moss Lee Love (b. 1879) was a first lieutenant in the United States Army who was shipped off to the Philippines in 1911 to become one of the U.S. military's first pilots. He returned to the US mainland in 1913 and began flying school in California, where he was killed in a plane crash later that year. Love was the tenth military aviation fatality in American history. The Army was building a new airfield in Dallas shortly afterward, and decided to name it after the late pilot. Love Field opened on October 19, 1917.
In June of 1929, Delta became the first airline to serve Love Field; several months later, Braniff became the second, and American made Dallas a stop on its southern transcontinental route between New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. Eventually, Pioneer Airlines, Continental, and Texas International were also flying to Love.
The feud
Dallas is one half of a metroplex. The other half is the city of Fort Worth. While Fort Worth is smaller than Dallas, it always saw itself as the equal of its neighbor. One of the men who pushed this view was the cigar-chomping publisher/cowboy mayor of Fort Worth, Amon Carter, who was quite interested in aviation. Carter had a separate airport built in Fort Worth, Meacham Field, in 1925. Meacham became the headquarters of Southern Air Transport, a predecessor of American Airlines, and Carter later served on the board of directors of American.
Although airlines served both Dallas and Fort Worth, there was a distinct impression that this was a waste of resources. The two cities made several attempts at creating a joint airport, none of which ever came to fruition. Fort Worth finally took the initiative and built a new airport between the two cities, but within Fort Worth city limits, opening in 1953. Initially named Amon Carter Field, it was later renamed Greater Southwest International Airport. Despite its grandiose name and service by a few major airlines, GSIA didn't make much of a dent in Love Field's traffic.
Finally, the FAA put its foot down and told the two cities to reach a compromise. Their compromise was the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, built on a huge piece of land due north of GSIA. DFW was the largest airport in the country at that time, and all of the airlines using Love and GSIA as of 1968 decided to consolidate their operations at DFW. American, which was then based in New York, announced it would move its headquarters to DFW (the corporate campus now sits on the site of GSIA).
The Southwest era
There was one holdout. Southwest Airlines, which had started intrastate flights in 1971, decided not to move to DFW, and it managed to keep Love Field open for business while a much shinier airport was opening several miles away. DFW decided that competition with Love was unacceptable, so it made a rule that no airline could fly into DFW if it also flew into Love. Southwest didn't care about DFW, so it kept offering cheap flights from Love to Houston and San Antonio.
After the Airline Deregulation Act was passed in 1978, Southwest began planning flights to New Orleans, Louisiana. DFW lobbyists went into full swing in Washington, DC, and had the Wright Amendment added on to the International Air Transportation Competition Act of 1979 (94 Stat. 35, 48). The Wright Amendment imposed a new set of rules on flights to and from Love Field, and the only flights allowed were the following:
Southwest was essentially corraled by Congress. The Wright Amendment prohibited the airline from selling tickets from Love Field to any destination beyond the five-state radius. Southwest was also barred from selling separate tickets that would accomplish the same goal. And by that time, 56-seat aircraft were economically obsolete for mainline use: Southwest's Boeing 737s, relatively small airliners, all carried more than 100 passengers.
A few other airlines challenged Southwest at Love Field. The most notable was Muse Air (later, briefly, TranStar), a similar carrier which Southwest bought out in 1986. For the most part, though, Southwest enjoyed dominance of Love Field following the opening of DFW.
The hubbub of 1997
In 1997, several interesting things happened at Love. This was one of the last profitable years for the airline industry in general, and carriers were expanding like crazy. Southwest had a new friend at Love, Legend Airlines, which took half of the seats out of large airliners (so they could meet the Wright Amendment's 56-seat restriction) and offered flights to airports across the country. A new amendment to the law, the Shelby Amendment (111 Stat. 1425), opened up three more states to service by larger aircraft: Alabama, Kansas and Mississippi.
DFW was understandably pissed off at these developments. American, which had a clear hegemony over the Metroplex's air travel market, was even more pissed off. So DFW and AA joined the City of Fort Worth in filing a lawsuit against the City of Dallas, on the basis that the Shelby Amendment and the 56-seat restriction were not in compliance with a separate deal the city had made with Fort Worth before the opening of DFW.
Although this argument was upheld in state court, it eventually found its way into the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, which decided that federal law should prevail over the bond ordinance in question. (American Airlines, Inc. v. DOT, 202 F.3d 788.) The three plaintiffs appealed to the Supreme Court but did not get certiorari, so the ruling stood: Love Field was open for business.
The brief era of competition
While their legal battle was in progress, the big boys began encroaching on Southwest's home turf. In 1998, Continental began regional jet service to Houston, and American began full-size jet service to Austin. Then, in 2000, American reconfigured several Fokker 100s to an all-first class layout and placed them in service between Love Field, Chicago, and Los Angeles, while Continental and Delta began regional jet flights to Cleveland and Atlanta respectively.
This flurry of service at Love Field ended abruptly on September 11, 2001. Airlines were forced to cut back their services to deal with new realities in air travel. American ended all of its flights from Love on September 12th, Continental stopped its Cleveland service shortly afterward, Legend went out of business entirely, and Delta pulled out of Love in 2003. This left Love to Southwest, and a couple of odd Continental flights to Houston.
The ongoing struggle
Southwest continues to fight to overturn the Wright Amendment. American, DFW, and Fort Worth continue to fight to keep it. Dallas has been very torn over the idea but has leaned toward overturning the amendment in recent years.
DFW's position is simple: Southwest can fly anywhere it wants to, once it leaves Love and moves to DFW. Southwest thinks this is utter crap, since their economic advantage comes from their proximity to central Dallas. Time will tell who comes out on top of this battle.
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ST. LOUIS (AP)—Devin Hester expects teams to keep on kicking deep to him. And he expects to keep right on returning those kicks to the end zone.
The high-stepping rookie got the Rams' home dome rocking with chants of "Let's Go Bears!" as he set an NFL record with his fifth and sixth returns for touchdowns this season, a 94-yard kickoff runback in the second quarter and a 96-yarder in the final period Monday night. That sparked a 42-27 victory that gave the NFC North champions (11-2) a bye for the first week of the playoffs.
"It's the NFL and a team is not going to bow down to one player," Hester said. "They'll continue to kick to me."
They're fools if they do.
"It's like the gates of Heaven opening up for me," he added.
A second-round draft pick, Hester also has three punt return touchdowns and ran back a missed field goal 108 yards against the Giants to tie the longest play in NFL history. But he'd returned only six kickoffs all year before his historic romps that made the thousands of fans who trekked from Chicago rise from their seats.
"I almost thought we were back at Soldier Field," coach Lovie Smith said.
Hester struggled to find a position in college at Miami, but he's been a sensation with the ball in his hands on kick returns for the Bears.
"The story of the game is Devin Hester," Smith said. "It's time we start looking at him as an offensive player. There are a lot of good offensive rookies in the league making big plays, but who has had as much impact as Devin Hester has in the league as a rookie right now?"
He came through the middle on the first runback, then swiftly cut to his left untouched and sped down the sideline, high-stepping like a drum major the last few yards while holding up the football for the raucous Bears fans.
Hester outdid himself in the fourth quarter when it appeared the Rams might try an onside kick. The only Bear standing deep, he went straight up the center of the field, again untouched, and turned around at the Rams 20 looking for pursuers. No one was there.
He admitted it was a tribute to his friend Deion Sanders.
"That played a major role in us losing the game," Rams cornerback Ron Bartell said. "We lost by 15. You take away those two returns, we've got a pretty good game."
Beleaguered quarterback Rex Grossman had a pretty good game and the Chicago running attack dominated the last two quarters.
Carrying a 14-13 lead into the second half, the Bears outgained the Rams (5-8) 191 yards to 31 in the third quarter. They scored on Thomas Jones' 30-yard run and Muhsin Muhammad's superb fingertip catch of a 14-yard pass from Grossman, who probably quieted calls for his benching—particularly from the thousands of fans who outshouted Rams rooters much of the evening.
"They were all over the place tonight," linebacker Lance Briggs said. "I could hear the crowd chanting `Bears, Bears, Bears.' Man, that's a warm feeling being away from home."
Grossman was 6-for-19 for 34 yards in a win over Minnesota last week and had thrown six interceptions and no touchdowns in the last two games, but was 13-for-23 for 200 yards and two scores against St. Louis. Aside from the fade pass to Muhammad, he hit Bernard Berrian on a perfect slant pattern for a 34-yard score late in the second period.
"The best way of describing it is efficient and decisive and getting the ball to guys I needed to," Grossman said.
Chicago rushed for just 65 yards against the Rams' porous run defense in the first half, then Jones gained 58 yards on the Bears' first series of the second half. That included a 24-yarder featuring a flashy spin move.
The Rams did get a 6-yard TD pass to Torry Holt midway through the fourth quarter, and a 6-yarder to Steve Jackson with 4:41 left. But they barely stung thanks to Hester's heroics.
"To beat a team like that you almost have to play perfect, and we didn't," QB Marc Bulger said. Now the Rams have lost seven of eight and are all but eliminated from playoff consideration.
Chicago kicker Robbie Gould missed twice on field goal attempts—from 37 and 49 yards. They were just his second and third misses of the season.
When Chicago's special teams came through early—on Brad Maynard's punt downed at the St. Louis 1—the defense couldn't. Holt caught consecutive passes of 13 and 16 yards, then Marc Bulger's perfect throw on third-and-13 found Kevin Curtis for 39 yards. Looking like the vintage Rams of the early decade on the 99-yard drive, they also converted a fourth-and-1 on Stephen Davis's 16-yard run to the 1 before Holt's double move beat Hester for the score.
A bad snap botched the extra point.
To their credit, the Rams responded immediately to Hester's first TD return with a 72-yard drive featuring Jackson, who gained 35 yards and ran in from the 2.
It was then the Bears' turn for an impressive drive that covered 74 yards, capped by Berrian's 34-yard TD catch and run for a 14-13 halftime edge. ^Notes: Bulger finished 34-for-55 for 356 yards, three touchdowns and one interception … Jackson, the NFC leader in yards from scrimmage, gained 139 against Chicago, giving him 1,789 for the season … Jones left after tweaking his ankle late in the game, Smith said … Rams LB Pisa Tinoisamoa broke his right hand in the second quarter. He's been playing with a broken left hand and a dislocated left elbow that has forced him into a harness … Rams DE Leonard Little injured his throat.


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A short poem which is also a prayer, one of my 'psalms'
A simple meditation on war and suffering
A way of saying sorry and a way of saying thank you
A way of saying please, please God help us to please you
O Father, hear us
We remember today so as not to forget
We remember today so as not to repeat
But we do forget and we have to repeat
And in repeating we have to repent
Is there any way out of this cycle dear Lord?
O Father forgive us
We forget the pain, the suffering and death
The death of the young, the death of the innocent
Death in Iraq, death in Great Britain
Death in Baghdad, death London
Is there any way out of this dear Lord?
O Father forgive us
But we care for the victims
We wear our poppies with pride
13 million eligible for support from the British Legion
With its 300,000 calls for help every year
They are cared for and housed by us
Thank you God
But no rights can cancel out our wrongs
Only your forgiveness, dear God
Pour into our hearts the grace of mount Calvary
Pour into our hearts the love of the cruel cross
And help us forever to walk in your ways,
Dear God, we ask in Jesus' name. Amen.
James Hart
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Midnight Ride
Original Release Date: September 28, 1994
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1. Midnight Ride
2. All Time Loser
3. Trusted Friend
4. Spend a Little Time With Me
5. Can't Help Being Guilty
6. Twenty-Four Hours a Day
7. It's So Hard Getting Over
8. You Are the Music Within Me
9. Running in Another Direction [*]
10. I Can't Erase the Thoughts of You [*]
11. I Can't Keep My Heart Still [*]
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Ronnie Ross: Saxophone
Evelyn Thomas: Vocals (Background)
Barbara Pennington: Vocals (Background), Vocal Arrangement
Ron Aspery: Saxophone
Larry Ball: Bass
Alan Beever: Reeds (Multiple), Woodwind
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Des Bradley: Strings
Clem Cattini: Drums
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Mike Cookson: Strings
Jim Cuomo: Saxophone
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Michael DeSalles: Strings
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Ken Fillito: Strings
David Filmes: Strings
Tony Fisher: Trumpet
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Dean Grant: Keyboards
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Cliff Hardie: Trombone
Les Hurdle: Bass
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Katie Kissoon: Vocals (Background)
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates approximately 1.7 million patients per year develop healthcare associated infections. Surgery centers, and all healthcare providers, can implement a standardized surgical skin antisepsis protocol to promote improved patient safety.
Sharon Butler, MSN, RN, a clinical nurse IV of Stanford (Calif.) University Hospital and Clinics and chairperson of the Perioperative Research Council at Stanford University Hospital, explains the difference between products used in surgical site preparation and how these products can be used in surgical patient preparation.
1. Know the most commonly used skin preparation ingredients. Alcohol, iodophors and chlorhexidine gluconate (CHG) are the ingredients most commonly found in skin preparation products. Alcohol is the most rapidly acting agent and acts through the denature of proteins. Iodophors are of intermediate action time and act through oxidation. CHG is also of intermediate action time and acts through disruption of the cell membrane. Of the three ingredients, CHG by far has the best residual activity and lasting power, says Ms. Butler.
2. Compare the available products. Commonly available skin antisepsis products include aqueous-iodophor, alcohol-iodophor, aqueous-CHG and alcohol-CHG. All of these products have antimicrobial coverage including gram negative and positive bacteria, fungi and viruses. Aqueous-iodophor products have persistent effects for two hours and aqueous-CHG products last for six hours. Both alcohol-based products persist for 48 hours.
Each product has a different process for application. Aqueous-iodophors are applied in two-step scrub and paint process. On the other hand, aqueous-CHG products are applied in a scrub, dry and repeat process. Alcohol-iodophor products are applied in a paint process, and alcohol-CHG products promote a gentle friction scrub to help the solution penetrate the skin.
3. Select the product that makes the most sense for your center. After understanding each product and its components, surgery center leaders can choose which makes the most sense for their center. In her experience, Ms. Butler found that the one-step CHG combined with alcohol was the most effective for skin antisepsis. "Focus on the evidence that supports the agents that are most effective for the procedures that you and your facility host," she says.
After surgery center leaders select the product that will serve as the basis for a center's standardized skin antisepsis protocol, nurses should review physician preference cards and custom supply kits to make sure that the product of choice is used throughout the facility.
4. Consistently review available products. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have initiated pay-for-performance and quality programs to encourage the reduction of healthcare-associated infections. This further encourages healthcare providers to focus on quality initiatives.
"Know that skin prep manufacturers are actively looking to change products to combat the issue of resistant organisms, so consistently review the evidence and commercially available preps to ensure your efforts remain current," says Ms. Butler.
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Situated inside a renovated historical building, Northleaf Winery pays tribute to the location's agricultural past while bottling more than a dozen wines. Fragrant samples of peppery zinfandel and floral pinot grigio are poured at the wooden tasting bar, which hosts open tastings and private pairings of wine and artisanal chocolates or cheese. Next door, the bistro and market stocks a tempting selection of Wisconsin cheeses and party trays, along with fresh salads and build-your-own grilled sandwiches with included blueprints.
To winemaker Alwyn Fitzgerald, The Fisher King isn't just a medieval legend; he represents a way of life. According to Arthurian myth, as the wounded Fisher King grew stronger in the spring and into the summer, so did the surrounding land and harvest. Inspired by this relationship between man and Earth, Alwyn founded Fisher King Winery in spite of the Midwest's temperamental climate. There, he hand-processes the local, cold-hardy grapes that give his small-batch wines a light yet complex flavor profile. His decision to use mostly Midwestern grapes in his winemaking process has certainly paid off: his Blue Rapture white wine won a gold medal at the U.S. National Wine Competition, as well as a Best of Class and double-gold award at the International Eastern Wine Competition in 2013.
Outside of Fisher King Winery, a hanging sign with gold letters depicts the company's mythological namesake. Inside, large windows provide a glimpse of the tanks and pipes in the production area, where Alwyn and his family produce their award-winning Blue Rapture wine, alongside other dry-to-sweet red and white varietals. The tasting room's hardwood bar and tables give visitors a place to sip popular wines by the flight, glass, or bottle, and nibble on local artisan cheeses. Fisher King Winery also hosts regular live performances from local and regional musicians.
"The wine industry is overwhelming and confusing to many," says wine steward Merrell Tomlin, "but once you understand the basic premise that wine was created to make food taste better, you're on your way to a lifetime of dining enjoyment." Tomlin, who has visited hundreds of vineyards over the last 30 years, shares his accumulated knowledge at wine tastings and wine-appreciation courses he runs through Learn Vino. During each session, participants learn proper food and wine pairings for varieties as light as a riesling or heavy as a cabernet. Tomlin also fills students in on correct glassware, ideal serving temperatures, and how to keep wine from getting spoiled or throwing tantrums in the cheese aisle. An education in proper terminology helps students to make savvy observations about a wine's nose or mouthfeel. More advanced appreciation courses last four weeks and cover topics such as the history of wine or the eight "noble grapes" of France, from which many popular wines are made.
Bon Appétit's bright-red façade, alluring green doorway, and smells of fresh cooking coax patrons in to where they can peruse a frequently changing menu. The eatery's dishes are largely prepared with locally produced ingredients, including organic eggs and grass-fed, natural meat. Brunch opens its coat to offer passersby an ever-evolving selection of sandwiches ($7.75), such as the BLT on sourdough, and the Ben Yeddar, in which chopped roasted egg, feta cheese, shredded carrot, onion, roasted cashews, mild green chilies, and a cumin-infused mayonnaise are laid to rest on fresh pita bread. Broaden taste horizons with treats such as panquecas ($7.95), Brazilian crêpes stuffed with fresh banana, topped with honey, and served with a choice of Spanish potato salad, polenta, or fruit. Recent dinner specials include Algerian pan-seared chicken, marinated in a spicy bath infused with roasted anise seed and served with special rice ($15.95).
Artalé edifies eager palates with a Herculean selection of classy beverages and elegant edibles. The epic selection of bottled marvels includes a variety of imports, specialty imbibitions, and wines, such as the Avignonesi Vino Nobile Di Montepulciano 2007, whose black-cherry fruitiness and spice earned it a rank of 83 from Wine Spectator ($29.99/bottle). A bevy of bruschettas, nuts, chocolates, and cheeses serve as a solid foundation for other intoxicating distillations, from the Elk Cove pinot gris 2009, which follows notes of pear, apple, and lime with a almond-petal finish ($16.99/bottle), to the Castello d'Albola chianti classico 2007, a miracle of dark cherry with a floral kiss ($14.99/bottle). An army of 400 craft and microbrew beers flank this cork-crowned armada, and a selection of top-shelf liquors brings up the rear. Artalé's bottle-lined stronghold frequently hosts tastings to exhibit cheese-and-wine-pairing techniques, seasonal drink selections, and the latest oenological lingo, with terms including "woody" and "purple-ish."
Just past the glowing sand bars of the Lower Wisconsin River Valley, 80 acres of fertile hillsides present the ideal spot for winemakers at Weggy Winery to produce their award-winning vintages. With 30 different labels, the wines range from a sweet apple-and-black-currant dessert wine to a dry, clean white traminette to a smooth, red sabrevois. The Oak Ridge red, made from Wisconsin foch grapes, recently took home a gold medal from a California wine competition and a handwritten letter from a Sheboygan-area grandma who's convinced that bottle messages are the most efficient way to send mail.
Visitors can sample the estate-grown wine in the winery's tasting room, a sun-drenched space overlooking the vineyard. During the summer, groups can tour the acreage in the back of a tractor-pulled tram during a one-hour guided excursion which highlights the property's 16 acres, out of 24 total acres, of cherry, asian pear, and apple orchards, the property's 11,000 grape vines, and the spot where aliens once stopped for a brief but memorable picnic.


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Bid euchre tourney May 5
The next bid euchre tournament will be held Sunday, May 5 at Colborne Legion. Register ($5 per player) by noon for an afternoon of play. Great prizes to be won! A homemade, delicious lunch is available for just $2. As a special feature, there will also be a special Mother's Day draw.
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8-ball pool tourney May 26
The monthly eight-ball pool tournament will be held Sunday, May 26. There are cash prizes to be won for first-, second- and third-place finalists. Sign in at 11:30 a.m. for the random pairing of partners. Registration is $7 per person. A lunch is available for $3. Play begins at 12 noon on the two pool tables in the club room. For more information or to pre-register, call Bill Lutton at 613.475.6480 or e-mail him at email@example.com .
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Mid-month dinner May 17 a harbinger of summer
Our regular mid-month dinner, Friday, May 17, is a summer harbinger: burgers and sausages. Featured will be zingy mega-sausage, our famous homemade hamburger patties, baked beans, coleslaw, fried onions, green salad, pickles, a medley of sauces including chili, ketchup, mustard, relish, plus ambrosia pasta (as per Linda Ferguson).
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Apple Blossom Tyme Festival dinner and dance May 25
The last weekend in May is always a community highlight in Colborne. It's the annual Apple Blossom Tyme Festival! On Saturday, May 25, 4:30-6:30 p.m., Colborne Legion serves up an Apple Blossom dinner like no other to mark the occasion. This year, it's apple/hickory-savoured roast beef with mashed potatoes, gravy, asparagus, carrots and apple coleslaw with rolls, and, for dessert, apple dessert (think apple cheesecake, apple crisp and apple streusel!), for just $10 per person.
Then, join is for an apple blast dance! Jive, jitter, boogey and crash with the music. Tickets are at the door. Party till 1 a.m..
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Stoup and Chili Feast dinner Apr. 19
The mid-month dinner Friday, Apr. 19 is a Stoup and Chili Feast. There are two stoup (a cross between a hearty stew and soup) options: beef and barley and/or turkey vegetable. For chili, options are beef and/or vegetarian. You mix and match! For dessert is a choice of brownie or lemon square. All for just $10 per person serving 5 to 6:30 p.m..
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Legionnaires of the Year: Brenda Graham and Mandy Martin
It's always a highlight at our annual Honours and Awards ceremony to learn who the Legionnaire of the Year will be. It's kept a tight secret by the RCL Br. 187 President until the event.
The Colborne Legion was founded on March 5, 1931. Of the original 16 members, Charles Rutherford, V.C., for whom Branch 187 is named, was one. Charles Bugg, elected the founding President, was another. He held the office until 1937. The Legionnaire of the Year award was created In memory of the Charter President, Charles Bugg. It is presented annually to a Life, Associate or Affiliate member of Branch 187 who has contributed the most to the fundamental objectives of the Royal Canadian Legion, and to recognize the service an outstanding member or members who have contributed to the Colborne branch in the current Legion year.
The first year, 1998, the award went to Harry Rowe, Merna Rowe, Garnet Summers and Jimmy Mills. Since then the recipients have been Ira Wile, Ray Babcock, Marilyn Babcock, the late Joe Nelson, Ruth Kripp, Marj Barlow, George Chandler, Cathy Holdam, Tracey Loveless, John Fox and Paul Coleman.
This year, as members and guests gathered Apr. 14, the honour was presented to two members: Membership Director Brenda Graham and Public Relations Officer Mandy Martin.
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Volunteers honoured at Honours and Awards afternoon
At the annual Colborne Br. 187 Royal Canadian Legion honours and awards ceremonies Sunday afternoon, Apr. 14, officer medals and bars were presented to: Glen Hess, past officer medal and executive committee bar; Tracy Singleton, past officer medal and youth and education bar; Elaine Colman, past officer medal and honours and awards bar.
Membership service pins were presented to:
Ordinary Members (have served in the Canadian Forces): five years: Dennis Stralak, Ernest Wade; 10 years: William Knight, Herbert Nehr
Associate Members (related to Canadian Forces veteran): five years: John Calvert, John Coss, Margo Twitchett-Chute; 10 years: Larry Dadson, John Heighton, Seana Heighton, Alexander Mackie, Jeff Van De Moosdyk; 15 years: Kevin Babcock; 20 years: Michael Davis, Elizabeth Anne Day, Cecilia Geens, Ruth Kripp, Carol McDonald, Thomas Nelson; 25 years: Paul Kelly, Kate Marcellus, Jack Millar; 30 years: Stephen Clark, Lorraine Goodrich, Robert Hockney;35 years: Ruth Millar; 40 years: Doug Clark, Fernando Dekeyser, Judith Rowe, George Stickle, James Swinson Sr., Rick Whaley
Affiliate Members: Five years: Malcom "Pat" Shewan; 15 years: John Day, Barry Holdman, Victor Parsons.
Over 100 individuals, groups and organizations were thanked for their many contributions to Colborne Legion activities and projects during the last year. The list exemplifies how people work together to better our community.
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Pool tourney Apr. 28
The monthly eight-ball pool tournament will be held Sunday, Apr. 28. There are cash prizes to be won for first-, second- and third-place finalists. Sign in at 11:30 a.m. for the random pairing of partners. Registration is $7 per person. A lunch is available for $3. Play begins at 12 noon on the two pool tables in the club room. For more information or to pre-register, call Bill Lutton at 613.475.6480 or e-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com .
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Frugal Friday in the club room every Friday
It's Frugal Friday every Friday in our clubroom. Regular beer and liquor becomes $3 each after 4 p.m. until closing at 10 p.m.. End the week on a frugal note with friends new and old. Arrive an hour early for one of our twice-monthly dinners and enjoy the savings! There's free high-speed Internet connection service at the Colborne Legion! Our club room is open seven days a week at 1 p.m..
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Donate your Foodland knife stamps to the Legion
We want to be the sharpest knives in the drawer! Foodland has a promotion on: for every $10 spent, you receive a sticker. Stickers are redeemed for assorted sizes of professional kitchen knives. Colborne Legion would greatly appreciate your donation of those stickers to replenish and/or augment our food prep knives. Please leave them with the bar steward in the clubroom or bring them to out twice-monthly dinners and turn them in at the door. The offer runs through to Apr. 25.
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View additional infoProperty is 7.23 acres of prime land with a small family home near front of property. House could easily be moved, property was once used as a family farm with horses etc. This site is located on the west side of Dunlap Dr. to the north a 3.62 acre family compound was listed for sale listing expired and the property next to that is 5.11 acres of unimproved land that is currently zoned MF-14 however plans have been submitted to the City of Perris planning department to allow up to 50 units per acre under the cities Senior Housing overlay zone. A planned 190 unit Senior Living Community is planned. South of 1326 Dunlap Dr. is planned a master planned community for single family homes and a school site. On the east side of Dunlap Dr. the site for the new St. James Catholic Church, this property is an investors delight. $579,0001125 Dunlap Drive PERRIS, CA 92571
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April 2011
As you can see, we have a new theme. As well as a new icon, in celebration of the Cory/Lea candids and what is to come for Finchel. As we speak, an FAQ section is being put together, because it has come to our attention that people keep asking the same questions over and over again and we really only have so much patience before we snap and get sarcastic. Meaning, we will turn on anon later as well.
I am also going through the fanfic list and checking to see what is happening with all the stories posted, if you have a story you would like to see on the list, submit it. Feel free to recommend a story and if it is something we like, we'll add it to the list.
We would really like to thank you all for following us and sticking around. Here's to more Finchel (and possibly more Monchele)!
- Anna
Yeah, that's true. Thank you :)
You're welcome.
Oh. My. God.
lol the last question you answered about that interview, I made it up! Haha, I didn't think people would think it was real! x)
It was cute though, but yeah, some people would believe it simply because it's Monchele and they really want that to happen.
Oh okay. Thanks! & sorry for bothering, though. :)
It's okay.
Hi! Your tumblr page is uh-may-zeeng! :)
I have one quick question. Is it true Cory and Lea are engaged? I read it in an interview that was reblogged from one of my friends. I just copied & pasted it here, if you don't mind reading :) thnks!
Interview with Cory Monteith;
Interviewer: Congrats on your engagement!
Cory: Thank you. *smiles*
I: So, tell us! How did you propose?
C: Well, the cast was going to New York to film our Nationals episode and "Finchel" as fans call it had a scene together and I had been having the ring with me for a while. When we were on a break, we were just talking and I just.. asked her.
I: And she said yes?
C: She freaked. She started crying and kept saying "yes" over and over. It was really that simple.
I: Were you nervous?
C: Of course I was! My palms were sweaty so I couldn't hold her hands like I wanted to, I didn't want her to get grossed out while I was trying to propose.
I: That's sweet. So can you give us any spoilers on "Finchel"?
C: *smirks* You'll have to wait until next week to find out!
I: No fun! Everyone's been waiting for so long.
C: Let's just say the Glee kids have a LOT of fun and they're all really, really happy. For a while.
I: That's it?
C: That's it.
I: Alright, alright. I'm sure some people want to know more about you and Lea's story.
C: Our story? *laughs* Our story's pretty freakin' crazy. *pauses* I think you should have Lea tell you that one.
I: Okay, we'll ask her when we see her. Are you excited about getting married to her?
C: Yes! I can't wait. Lea's one in a million. She's amazing. I never, never would've thought that I would find the one I wanted to be with by a television show.
I: She probably gets asked this a lot, but is she anything like her character on the show?
C: *contemplates* I want to answer this carefully because she'll probably read it and get mad at me. She can be like her, in some ways. She's very neat, very organized and I love that because I'm not. But she's not bossy or self-centered at all. She's really the sweetest, most charming person I've ever met.
I: I'm sure she says the same about you.
C: I hope so! *laughs*
I: So was it love at first sight for you two?
C: Well, I was definitely attracted to her. And I think she was, too. But she had a boyfriend at that time, so I don't think it was love exactly. I could be wrong though! I just never believed in stuff like that.
I: You're both so different. How do you get along so well?
C: I know, we are! It's crazy, but we fit so well. It's true what they say, opposites attract.
I: Lea seems perfect for you.
C: Lea is perfect. She's bubbly and happy and optimistic and that's the perfect attitude for life, I admire everything about her. She's also really funny. A girl oughta have a sense of humor! *snickers* she'll love that I said that.
I: Your engagement pictures are lovely.
C: Thank you. Dianna actually picked out the one where I'm looking down at her. She kept saying "you look at her as if she's the only person in the world!" It was funny.
I: You do! You do look at her like that! It's a good thing, girls love it.
C: *smiles* Thanks? Lea is the kind of person that will stop at nothing to capture your attention -as if she needs to try! She just draws you in, it's natural for her. So it's really easy to pretend like she's the only person in the world.
I: What kind of wedding does she want? Small? Big?
C: Lea likes things to not be a big deal. But she happens to have a really big family - a really big family - and tons of friends, so it'll probably end up being huge.
I: I wish you tons of happiness in your future.
C: Thank you! I have a strong feeling that as long as I'm with her, I'll be happy.
Don't mean to be rude, but if you really are a fan of Cory and Lea, you'd know that this wasn't real. Yes, we sure wish they were engaged to be married and all that good stuff, but Lea is dating someone else. And all the pictures that just showed up of them in New York is them filming scenes for Finn and Rachel.
This interview is made-up, and adorable as all hell, but not true.


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September 30, 2013 at 10:08 AM
Oregon man drops gun, bullet lodges in his neck
The Associated Press
YAMHILL, Ore. — The Yamhill County sheriff's office says a 52-year-old man fumbled a handgun when he pulled it from a holster, the weapon hit the floor, and a bullet traveled through his torso into his neck.
The sheriff's office said in a statement that man was reported in good condition after surgery Sunday and is expected to recover.
He lives in the town Yamhill but was not identified.
The weapon was described as a .45-caliber black powder pistol.
The statement said the man was taking the weapon from a gun safe to show a friend when the accident happened.
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Height: | 6-0 |
Year: | 2011 |
Hometown: | Winchester, Mass. |
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2007: Started four of nine games played and made seven shots. High School: Played three years of both varsity soccer and varsity basketball.... Honor student and a member of the Spanish National Honor Society.... Captain of the soccer and basketball team.... Two time Eastern Mass all star in soccer.... all league in basketball. |


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