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Twelve students at UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health have been designated as 2012-2013 Gillings Merit Scholars. The scholarships, established in 2010 to help the School recruit graduate students with exceptional promise and potential, are made possible through a $50 million gift to the School from Dennis Gillings and Joan Gillings.
This year's awardees include Erika Helgeson (biostatistics); Julia Naman (environmental sciences and engineering); Eboneé Butler (epidemiology); Maria Priscilla Brietzke and Rachel Clad (health behavior); Daniel Douthit, Meredith Webb and Lei Zhou (health policy and management); Shane Khan (maternal and child health); Gina Tripicchio (nutrition); and Heidi Harkins and Virginia Moye (Public Health Leadership Program).
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"Public health draws together a host of disciplines to understand and examine the myriad of issues facing the world's population," Khan said. "These issues are complex and intertwined, requiring technical skill and knowledge to better understand them. During my studies, I want to expand the range of analytical tools and approaches that I use to answer the more complex and fundamental questions in my areas of interest." Khan aims to use research as a key tool "to make a significant, positive and lasting difference in the lives of women and children, who are often at the center of development activities." Butler said she was honored to receive the Gillings Merit Scholarship and eager to contribute to UNC and the public health community. "During my time at UNC, I plan to explore health care services received by women with basal-like breast cancers, which currently have no targeted treatments," Butler said. "I am also interested in understanding the etiology of these cancers and exploring biomarkers that may potentially serve as therapeutic targets." "The Gillings Scholars have diverse and impressive interests and backgrounds," said Julie MacMillan, MPH, director of Research and Innovation Solutions, the office that administers the scholarships. "It is easy to see why the admissions committees had such confidence in these students' ability to contribute to the School. We hope they love being Tar Heels." UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health contact: Linda Kastleman, communications editor, (919) 966-8317 or email@example.com. |
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Anti American protests still erupting in Pakistan this despite the US spending 70000.
Dollars they're on an ad.
Once again denouncing that anti Islamic film.
The money doesn't end there secretary of state Hillary Clinton urging lawmakers to -- billions in US aid flowing to the region.
This fight images like these is -- right.
-- is -- time to cut him off.
Hi everybody I'm David has been -- -- -- -- on fox let's go and focus wit mr.
Steve Forbes was most recently author of a great new book called freedom of manifesto this is a must read this election season here's -- book.
Also here is Rick on its job -- Elizabeth MacDonald are rich -- guard and Victoria barracks and Steve is it time to cut him off.
Yes a cut off for partial caught off -- -- except Libya.
But -- Egypt and other countries if he can't protect embassies which are foreign soil then you shouldn't be get money free money for months.
That's very basic you don't do your part we're not gonna do our part.
Rick -- it is our money.
We should be able to decide whether or not we're gonna give it to somebody and if they can't.
Protect our embassy and treat us with a sort of decency that we deserve shouldn't we kind of off.
But it is our money but that isn't the issue the issue is this you can't make foreign policy in reaction to short term mean that's what's happening there is awful.
We all know it's awful.
And yes I'll be the first to agree that those government should have done a much better job.
At protecting our embassies but we have to look -- for our foreign policy interest and it does -- absolutely no good to have this quick recall reaction.
And start cutting a -- and make our own -- GMAC we have done it before have we not yet we've done it with for example North Korea South Africa we've done and also.
Cutting off the west bank and and the Gaza Strip in 2006.
We've done it with Honduras in 2009.
And also with the Sudan I think the Muslim Brotherhood is a long term event.
And possible al-Qaeda influences on these individuals we don't know if our tax money is going toward our enemies and those enemies are killing our Americans overseas.
Intelligence officials are telling me that they would support actually coming off Pakistan as well and the cheapest way the best way to do it is getting US companies to stop doing business with countries like Pakistan.
That is the best way to cut off foreign -- as well -- so Victoria if there's any possibility in the won't.
-- that some of this money is actually going to terrorists.
-- -- they -- killing our ambassadors.
Should we just cut it off is better be safe than sorry.
Look I think there's no doubt that some of this money is going to parents that this money is not track there's no accountability and chlorinated the tragedy.
But that's not a reason to stop spending we need to spread democracy in the Middle East if you if you pull back entirely now and cut off these billions -- if you're gonna see the real rise of al-Qaeda.
And that would be a threat to our national security so don't cut -- -- But make it much more conditional instead of just taking.
Week commitments from these these government leaders let's really hold them accountable.
While that is specifically John Tammy what senator -- Paula saying he says first we must demand accountability.
Before we give those billions to Pakistan in Egypt and the rest of them.
What think of course we're we're not the demand accountability in the problem here is there's a negative correlation between foreign aid and economic growth there's no evidence that it works.
And we think about trying to spread democracy in the Middle East I think histories and eventually show that democracy led to tyranny there.
I think the biggest thing about foreign -- -- these countries is there's no evidence the once we handed over to them that they like us more I think what.
This past week shows is that they like -- even less when we hand them over money.
Rich and that's a great point of fact is is that what they respect over there -- strength.
What they respect over there is backbone what they don't respect is inconsistency.
And weakness and isn't a lot of this money giving perceived as such.
Well that's the problem luck.
I look at this like the Cold War I think this is gonna take another -- years to resolve in the Middle East it's a generational problem.
And I think we'll win and I agree with the Victoria that we have to be there.
Really the argument were happening is it instead of having.
You know Reagan and cap Weinberger in there we got Obama and Secretary Clinton who are vacillating in week.
I think even Steve would support more foreign -- if we had.
A Reagan in a cap Weinberger in there instead of the current -- out.
But let's think what's great about Hollywood what Reagan and cap Weinberger did specifically Steve because you -- there are your part of the Reagan administration one point what they were doing was funding.
Genuine Democrats when they were -- putting money and in the old Soviet Union places like that they -- They sought out people that shared our ideals about the Muslim Brotherhood there.
You know sometimes there's a democracy that leads to good things and sometimes it leads to bad things we should only be -- people who share our interest right.
Well I think the key thing what happened in what we used to called Eastern Europe now he's from Central Europe.
Especially -- -- in Poland was not massive amounts of aid to existing government but grinding help collective.
Fax machines -- to solidarity help undermine the regime and that's a very relatively small amount of money.
So I wouldn't call that farming quote part of our defense budget and number Ronald Reagan -- work.
But giving money to government bureaucracies.
Just stands up -- -- a corrupt.
-- handymax solidarity.
Which was the union movement and eventually their leader became president -- Think that's share they shared our interest if some of -- -- going to the Muslim brother -- -- even if they're they're winning some of these elections.
But they don't share our interest do they.
No they don't share interest but I would -- possibly the Arab street does because look.
There's such high unemployment over there those governments rely on heavy social spending by keeping oil prices high.
And about over a hundred dollars a barrel so -- got a vested interest to do.
More social government spending there.
They -- the point is a tedious orgy of politically correct thinking in this White House has got to stop.
Strength is the only way to deal with murderous thugs who were killing each other and killing Americans they need to stop their their behavior he cracked open their economies into free market systems -- true democracy and -- and -- Listen to Rick what do you think -- -- I think it's amazing how -- is referring to what is it tedious word you TV orgy.
-- a little little correct me while rich is saying.
That does the policy is fine it's just in the hands of the wrong people I mean -- -- This is gets a little bit silly either foreign policy is consistent and works no matter what the president has -- -- -- that thing if that doesn't it doesn't then too politically correct.
Yeah I filed -- foreign policy doesn't mean you don't change foreign policy and one of the things we should do we cut off the state is also cut off the IMF which is spent prescriptions and higher taxes devaluations in the likened -- these countries.
And we want to do foreign aid sent him.
-- is economic well he's got a free market a year ago -- Smith wealth of you have to risk the problem is.
There's a fallacy here argument here -- I -- usually go back to the difference between Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan.
But it was the same country that won the former projected a kind of weakness and vacillation and political correctness and and Reagan did the opposite.
Yeah at Victoria you wanna get -- go ahead.
Because Rick the point is we're handing these people blank checks.
And then you're apologizing.
Board and we're going into these places and -- -- -- sorry for this.
Branded video that some -- put out on the Internet means you can't you have to show strangling -- Is there not sell a whole lot of second Rick is they're not somebody you're you're I know you're not in favor of this money leaking into the wrong as is -- not some way to condition the aid.
To go to people that share our interest -- it is our money after all yes we want -- was in that region but we don't want our money going into the hands -- terror.
That's that's fair -- but here's the problem that we -- listen to these arguments suddenly it's about apologies and all of this nonsense that becomes political foreign policy does not exist in that -- apologies don't need to -- -- -- had sent -- to -- as Senator John McCain well I am a Republican was the one who is arguing with -- policy that that that -- is measurable.
We recognize the issue is at the White House is apologizing never make it look like this video was a state sponsor filled when there was some random amateur cart -- -- Made sites by somebody that the US government why don't like -- -- to apologize is the wrong thing to do got a good I actually worry or be thank you -- terrific discussion while you'd.
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The post-Emmy champagne surely tasted sweet for the people at "Modern Family" and "Homeland," but they needed only to look around the Nokia Theatre to see how quickly popular tastes and Hollywood's most unpredictable awards show can change perceptions.
"Modern Family" continued its run as television's most honored comedy at Sunday's Emmys, winning the best comedy award for the third year in a row, a directing honor for co-creator Steve Levitan and acting trophies for Claire Bowen and Eric Stonestreet. They were already conscious that with such success may come an inevitable backlash.
"I'm praying that everybody doesn't get sick of us," Levitan said backstage. Maybe the Emmys' director did: music swelled and the stage lights were cut off as Levitan was in the middle of his acceptance speech for best comedy.
Across the theater was a reminder that things change: one-time Emmy darling Tina Fey sitting barely unnoticed and trophy-free as her show "30 Rock" is coming to an end. She was one of the quickest people to bolt from her seat and head for the exit when the three-hour telecast ended.
The terrorism thriller "Homeland" won critical plaudits and the best drama Emmy, as well as top acting awards for Claire Danes and Damian Lewis. The writing for "Homeland" was also recognized.
Once showered with honors, "Mad Men" set a record Sunday with 17 nominations and zero wins, said Tom O'Neil of the Gold Derby website, which follows awards shows.
"We didn't make our show just to undermine them," Danes noted backstage. "We're delighted and thrilled and a little startled by this. I don't think anyone expected to be recognized like this right off the bat but it feels pretty nice."
Lewis, Danes' co-star, took note of "Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston, winner of three best actor Emmys who had been trying for a fourth on Sunday.
"I was quite convinced he would be walking up tonight," he said.
Along with the awards, there were a few cultural moments that lit up social media and will be water-cooler fodder as TV fans head back to work:
— Danes' odd "Mandy Patinkin, holla!" tribute to her fellow actor.
— Host Jimmy Kimmel and Tracy Morgan conspiring to start a rumor that Morgan had passed out onstage.
— Curve-accentuating dresses worn by the likes of Kat Dennings of "2 Broke Girls," Sofia Vergara of "Modern Family" and Christina Hendricks of "Mad Men."
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Julianne Moore's uncanny take on Gov. Sarah Palin in the TV movie "Game Change," about the 2008 presidential campaign, earned her best actress honors. The political film from HBO was also honored in the best miniseries-movie category.
"I feel so validated because Sarah Palin gave me a big thumbs down," Moore said, beaming.
Kevin Costner was named best actor for History's wildly popular miniseries "Hatfields & McCoys," while Tom Berenger was named best supporting actor for the project and Jessica Lange won supporting actress honors for "American Horror Story."
Standup comic Louis C.K. won the Emmy for best comedy writing for "Louie" and for the special "Louis C.K. Live at the Beacon Theatre." Said the comedian after his second win: "Thank you to audiences around the country who still go to see live comedy."
Stonestreet won his second supporting actor award in a comedy in three years for his portrayal of a gay stay-at-home dad. The category was a testament to the strength of "Modern Family" in the comedy world: he beat three other actors from the show in Ed O'Neill, Ty Burrell and Jesse Tyler Ferguson.
Stonestreet noted the importance of going out Sunday and celebrating with the rest of the cast.
"We know this isn't going to last forever," he said, "and it will be the old show in a couple of years."
Television writers Frazier Moore and Lynn Elber, and AP writers Anthony McCartney, Beth Harris and Derrik J. Lang in Los Angeles contributed to this report.
List of winners at Sunday's 64th annual Primetime Emmy Awards presented by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences:
— Drama Series: "Homeland," Showtime.
— Actress, Drama Series: Claire Danes, "Homeland," Showtime.
— Actor, Drama Series: Damian Lewis, "Homeland," Showtime.
— Supporting Actor, Drama Series: Aaron Paul, "Breaking Bad," AMC.
— Supporting Actress, Drama Series: Maggie Smith, "Downton Abbey," PBS.
— Writing, Drama Series: Alex Gansa, Howard Gordon, Gideon Raff, "Homeland," Showtime.
— Directing, Drama Series: Tim Van Patten, "Boardwalk Empire," HBO.
— Comedy Series: "Modern Family," ABC.
— Actor, Comedy Series: Jon Cryer, "Two and a Half Men," CBS.
— Actress, Comedy Series: Julia Louis-Dreyfus, "Veep," HBO.
— Supporting Actress, Comedy Series: Julie Bowen, "Modern Family," ABC.
— Supporting Actor, Comedy Series: Eric Stonestreet, "Modern Family," ABC.
— Writing, Comedy Series: Louis C.K, "Louie," FX Networks.
— Directing, Comedy Series: Steven Levitan, "Modern Family," ABC.
— Miniseries or Movie: "Game Change," HBO.
— Actress, Miniseries or Movie: Julianne Moore, "Game Change," HBO.
— Actor, Miniseries or Movie: Kevin Costner, "Hatfields & McCoys," History.
— Supporting Actress, Miniseries or Movie: Jessica Lange, "American Horror Story," FX Networks.
— Supporting Actor, Miniseries or Movie: Tom Berenger, "Hatfields & McCoys," History.
— Directing, Miniseries, Movie or Dramatic Special: Jay Roach, "Game Change," HBO.
— Writing, Miniseries, Movie or Dramatic Special: Danny Strong, "Game Change," HBO.
— Reality-Competition Program: "The Amazing Race," CBS.
— Host, Reality-Competition Program: Tom Bergeron, "Dancing With the Stars," ABC.
— Variety, Music or Comedy Series: "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," Comedy Central.
— Writing for a Variety Special: Louis C.K., "Louis C.K. Live at the Beacon Theatre," FX Networks.
— Directing, Variety, Music or Comedy Special: Glenn Weiss, 65th Annual Tony Awards, CBS.
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Becoming Green has said they are proud to be supporting [- and profiting from] prisoner rehabilitation. The company also confirmed that since it started using prisoners, it had fired other workers.
Andy Richards, Unite Wales secretary, said: "This looks likes a disgraceful and worrying development which follows the UK government's already discredited Workfare scheme.
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It is crucial that prisoners are given the opportunity to learn new skills and the chance of rehabilitation, but this shouldn't be at the expense of other workers jobs and shouldn't involve them being taken granted and paid peanuts.
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This is a brief summary of the organisational model that we have adopted in order to work more closely with Schools, Faculties and Departments and 'partner' with them in understanding and providing for the needs of their particular staff in a 'bespoke' way where appropriate. This positions us better to target our resource towards meeting real needs, while striving for enhanced alignment between UCL's research strategy and individual aspirations. This new model also enables us to work more closely in partnership with other key people deployed at a Faculty or Department level, such as Research Facilitators, Research Leaders, HR Consultants, Faculty Managers etc. -
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Flaunt the family jewels. Gently pull a long strand of pearls between your partner's legs or wrap it around the penis multiple times to create a pearl surface you can rub in between your hands. Do this during foreplay to create a new sensation for the both of you. Be sure to use lube! —EP
Give a long, leisurely blow job. Attention, people who hate giving blow jobs: You make it far too easy for the rest of us to be heroes. The single best way to give a better BJ is to show that you enjoy it, but you can also try a few of these tricks. Rather than just bobbing up and down on him monotonously, use a combination of your mouth, tongue and hand so he never knows what's coming next. Take him in your mouth and circle his cock with your tongue in one direction, then the other—slowly, and all from within your mouth. The combination of warmth and stimulation is unexpectedly intense. And to truly blow his mind, make sure your hand is nice and wet (with saliva or lube) and slide your palm up his shaft and over the head a few times, letting your fingers splay a little as they round over the top of his head. This takes some practice, but if you're patient enough to figure it out, he'll beg for it every time. —female reader, Bucktown
These tongue-tying add-ons were actually pretty easy to execute. As the giver, what you put in through effort—the sucking/licking/swirling combo—you'll get back in time: The duration from start to effusive finish was half of what it normally takes. My man says that above all, being enthusiastic about the "giving" is the best way to improve the "getting." —female TOC staffer
Mount your 'light. Sure, the online reviews for the Fleshlight ($75 at mytulip.com), a handheld, fleshlike self-gratification orifice, rave of heavy-duty, convulsive orgasms, but with a little DIY tinkering, you can amp it up even more. Screw a bottle holder off your bike onto or under a desk or other wooden surface and mount your device: Your hands are now free to wrangle porn, and you're much less distracted so you can concentrate harder on the fantasy in your head—or just focus on the incredible, oh-so-real sucking sensation of your store-bought polymer passion. —male reader, Rogers Park
Pretend you're making really terrible porn. While showering in front of your partner, accidentally drop the soap while you say cheesy things in exaggerated tones like, "Oh, no, I dropped the soap, now I'll have to bend over while my breasts jiggle around, so I can pick it up." Feeling really dirty? Stick a tube of body wash or lotion between your breasts, then squeeze them together until a money shot of lotion squirts out. Got glass shower doors? Bend over and press your butt cheeks against the glass. —DH
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This was the last place we stayed in our 18 day trip in Ireland. It was our least favorite B& B. We had made reservations in March and traveled in Oct., yet when we arrived our room had someone else still in it. The owner was out of town and left the place to his very sweet niece, Margaret, and... More
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NH Caransa has a rating of 4-stars. The vast selection of rooms on offer here can make you feel rather spoiled. Artis Zoo is close to this accommodation. Particularly of interest if you like museums are Hermitage and Museum Van Loon. Oude Kerk is an inspiring place to visit close to this location. Nearby Stopera is often visited by business delegates.
A bar/lounge, a rooftop terrace and a restaurant are part of the in-house facilities you can make use of whilst staying at NH Caransa. Guests here can enjoy conveniences such as a doctor on call, a dry cleaning/laundry service and a laundry service. Coming to Amsterdam for meetings is made much easier here, there are meeting rooms available. There is a business center at your disposal as well as an audio-visual equipment set and also a secretarial service. Expect all you need for your Amsterdam visit in one of the 66 rooms that are on offer here. You needn't leave your pet at home alone, as pets are also welcome here. You can use a paid airport shuttle bus during your stay in the hotel. One of the facets of the location of this hotel is that you can make use of a paid valet parking service.
The rooms in NH Caransa have air conditioning. The smoking ban of Amsterdam is continued within this building. Stay up to date with news, your friends, e-mail and more via wireless high-speed Internet access (complimentary). When you stay in one of the rooms here, you have a radio and an alarm clock in your room. A pillow menu makes for more relaxing nights in the rooms. Bathrooms are enriched with a magnifying mirror and a complimentary toiletries set as well as a shower/bath combination.
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Group meeting to bring people together to bear witness to the unique events that unfolded in the community during Tropical Storm Irene. The first meetings will incorporate a "Story Circle", which is an event that is co-sponsored by The Vermont Folklife Center.
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Mixing bright, neon colors
And the way this lip balm looks with a tan (Maybelline peach kiss baby)
I love my coffee served on the beach
And perfectly charred chicken kabobs right off the grill
I love rainy afternoon snack plates
(Gluten free rice cake topped with vanilla Sunwarrior protein spread, cinnamon and blueberries. Thick cucumber slices. Handful of baby carrots.)
And that Italy is on their way to the semi-finals
I love taking mini vacations
Especially to places with breathtaking scenery.
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- Modern mix of shiny and textured goldtone plaques
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Great Basic Piece
This is a great basic gold bracelet. It almost has a "cuff" feel becuase it's so wide but it's stretchy so fits great and doesn't pinch or anything. Nice quality and looks great! Would recommend for sure.
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Piazza Sorrento
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Gal was great with service. We had a need for a no salt meal and was accommodated. Thank you.
We had a group of five at Piazza Sorrento. Pros: The food was very good. I had the rigatoni with shrimp and artichokes and would recommend it. I also tried the ricotta cheesecake for dinner. Suprisingly light and also quite good. The prices are pretty good. Cons: It was very loud so hard to hear what others were sating at our booth. We will be going again :)
The authentic Italian food was fantastic and the service was outstanding. Definitely going to make another trip back to Piazza Sorrento!
I had eggplant parm..was just OK. Favorite meal at table was grilled gnocchi. Gluten free lasagna was good but Luke warm.....sent back but came back with warmer sauce but food wasn't hot. I have had much better italian food. Bread and salad were very good.
Our server Nicole was incredible. Personal yet perfessional. Great menu recomendations and realized how to pace the food coming out so that we got to enjoy every bit of it. The busboy Austin was great as well. It was nice to see the employees working as a team with smiles on their faces. Can;t wait to have the chance to visit again.
The food was phenominal... everything down to appetizers and salads. Service was great and prices were more than fair. Another great thing was the option to select 'Small' or 'Full' portion sizes with adjusted prices.
This place was excellent, Chicken Parm was very good and the chicken alfredo was creamy and rich, very very good. Waitress was very friendly and attentive. Made a reservation and arrived early and seated right away. Place always seemed busy but never crowded. Nothing bad to say about this place and if I ever visit Hershey again, I will be back.
Had great food along with wonderful Service. Highly Recommend this quant little place. Something for everyone!! Glad I picked this place for my 45th B-Day dinner. Dined here 1 other time and it was my Man's first time and he loved it as well.
this place is fantastic and has an extensive gluten free menu!!!! We could have ate there every meal of our Hershey vacation!
We chose Piazza Sorrento to celebrate our 30th anniversary. Ryan was our server and if you can request him you should! He was gracious enough to buy us dessert! :) The food was delicious and we truly enjoyed our evening at Piazza Sorrento.
Decided to make it a mother-son dinner date night here and made reservations for 6:45pm. We arrived a little bit early, wanted to account for any Hershey traffic, but our wait was minimal. The dining area was kind of small and cramped but coming from an Italian family, I understand that the owners are trying to get that "back home with family in Sicily" feel. It was a little bit loud in the dining area only because there were so many people, but it did not take away from the fact that the food and service were excellent, amongst the best that I've ever had. They have an extensive wine list, several different beers available and a gluten-free menu that is second to none and even includes desserts. Will definitely be returning again!
The food was amazing, from appetizers to drinks and dessert. I had the crab tortellini. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone!! :-)
Extensive wine and cocktail list, great authentic italian food. A variety of appetizers to choose from. The service is always spectacular, specifically if Laura is your server. The chicken picatta is my new favorite but the homemade meatballs and the garlic shrimp are also among my favorites.
We went there after spending the day at Hershypark (10 min away). We happened to find this place by accident (there is a Subway next door), but we returned there after reading various reviews. This place is very worthwhile to go and get some good cuisine with a reasonable price, after all the time spent eating fast food at amusement parks.
Our group loved the experience at Piazza Sorrento! The ambience was pleasant; the restaurant was clean and welcoming; the staff was friendly, engaging, and competent; and the food was delicious! We will definitely be choosing this gem when we return to the area. Great time!!
We had an excellent Anniversary Dinner meal! The Lobster Ravioli is the best I have had. Great choice if you are in Hershey.
My family and I have dined here several times and both the food and service are consistently outstanding. They have done a wonderful job combinining part pizza shop, part bar and part restaurant all into one. The main dining room is kind of small and cramped, but is inviting and has a "Tuscan Appeal". They are kid-friendly as well. The vast majority of the recipes for the dishes on the menu are authentically homemade. They also have an extensive gluten-free menu (including desserts) which is second to none. They have a notable wine list as well as several different beers on draught. It is so easy to make reservations here and they do a wonderful job of accommodating your party and any needs you might have. We will definitely return!
The only complaint I have is that we made reservations for 7:15 but were not seated for 35 minutes after. If you are in a hurry, this is not the restaurant for you as the service took two hours. There is also a small dining area. The food itself was awesome. All of the people in our seven-person group loved their food, and the portion sizes are good for the price.
Ask for Nicole Reynolds as a server. She is awesome.
We celebrated our wedding anniversary here. Food was excellent. Could have been a cozier ambiance
WE go here often. Nicole has been our waitress several times - she is friendly, helpful, and a great waitress. The food - awesome gnocchi.
My wife had an excellent shrimp and scallop scampi, I had crab cakes, son had a pizza. We were pleased with our meal and were pleased with our meal and service.
The hostess was very accomodating when we arrived 2.5 hours early for our reservation and asked if we could get an earlier meal. I had the scallop/shrimp scampi while my husband had the steak and blue cheese fettucine. My husband is not a big fan of "Italian" food, but we loved both dishes. We had raspberry cheesecake for dessert and it so delicious. The server did a great job, as well. If you are in the Hershey area, this is the place to go. It was the first restaurant recommended by our innkeeper, and he seemed pleased to know I had already made reservations online.
We boosted to some out of towners this was the place to come visit while in the Hershey area. Piazza Sorrento lived up to every hype we gave them, wonderful evening.
There were four of us dining. Two had the lasagna which they loved. My wife had her favorite grilled salmon with spinach risotto which was delicious as usual. I had the shrimp and artichokes with rigatoni. It was exceptional. The waitress was very friendly and attentive.
We found this wonderful restaurant when searching on line for a place to meet friends in Hershey. None of us had ever been there before and decided to take a chance. Wow! We are so glad we opted to meet at Piazza Sorrento! Our experience is limited to the restaurant so we cannot comment on the bar or pizza area. The food was excellent and the quiet atmosphere was perfect for people who wanted conversation rather than TV and noise with dinner. We will definitely be returning in the weeks and months to come.
We just ate at Piazza Sorrento and both had fantastic meals. I had the Tuscan Sausage Canneloni which was so delicious and my husband had the 3 cheese ravioli. The owner Pete stopped by and chatted with us, it was so interesting to hear how he starte the resaurant. I would highly recommend this place and we will be back. PS (Piazza Sorrento) Fantastic!!
I appreciate the extensive GF menu, it's why I always come back.
It is next to impossible to find a place to eat that offers Gluten Free menu items, but here you have your own menu. That's, right. And entire menu for the gluten free diner! And, the food is wonderful! They even have dessert, which is something people who live GF have to pass on. The other diners in my party did not have a food allergy and they also enjoyed dinner just as much as I did. The service here is a bit slower to give you time to linger over your meal, and because everything is prepared fresh. Well worth the wait. This place gets packed on the weekend, so make sure to make a reservation. I cannot say enough good about this place!
We enjoyed this restaurant. The homemade pasta was excellent. Our waitress made some great menu suggestions. We will definitely go here again.
I picked this place at random, given the reviews on Open Table. It so close to Turkey Hill Minut Mart that I was a little worried. No need to be, this is great food fairly priced. I had the veal marsala/risotto and my companion had the clams/linguini. Both were excellent, and not over-priced. But the noise level on a Saturday night was pretty high. I felt like I was yelling, and several times the waiter had to repeat himself (Ryan). I'm glad they're busy but my heart rate dropped as I finally left the place at 9:22PM. I had 7:00 reservations and was seated just fine at 7:07; no complaints. I was surprised that it was a 2 hour meal. This is a family place for sure, and that's what makes it fun for many.
This restaurant is one of my absolute favorites in the Hershey area and by far my favorite Italian restaurant in the area. The food is always wonderful - very fresh and fantastically seasoned. In the fall I adore the butternut squash ravioli but they were sold out of it so I had the lobster ravioli which was the best I have ever had! My boyfriend had the Italian Sampler - lasagna, fettuccini alfredo, and chicken parm - too much for any one person to eat but great leftover as well.
Real homemade Southern p Italian food from the Sicialian owners. From the homemade pasta to the homemade desserts, all was spot on!
We found this place a few years ago during a meeting at the Hershey Lodge. We now find excuses to drive the hour and 45 minutes to go for dinner or lunch. Great food!
Piazza Sorrento is always delicious and by far the best gluten free restraint in the area. I took two friends from out of state here and they loved it. My only warning would be, even with reservations it will take some time to get seated because the food is sooo good and fresh you will wait a while to get it. Order an appetizer, eat the bread, have some wine. It's a great place.
My wife and I live in Hershey now and decided to visit for our 7th anniversary dinner. Your place was very nice even though we did feel a tad out of place. Hershey is usually upscale and we are not. We weren't treated any differently but it did feel like your restaurant was out of our league. The food was excellent but we thought a little pricey. Again we understand upscale. While we enjoyed our visit, i'm not sure how many return visits we will make.
The food was amazing and the service was excellent!!! We will be returning as often as possible. The price for the portion size was unbelievable. You leave feeling satisfied with money to save. The homemade entrees were tasty and large but not overbearing. The pasta was fresh and light, matched with simple sauces the also had hints of complex tastes. Very good food! !!
This was my 2nd time dining here at Sorrento's. The service was so great! The food tasted delicious. It was a bit loud and sometimes hard to hear the server speaking to us and us speaking to her. I definetly recommend giving Sorrento's a try, it may become your favorite new place to eat.
As always, excellent presentation! Great tasting! A favorite local gem!
The appetizer spinach arancini rice balls served with a rich, thick marinara sauce were divine and "Oh, so Italian." Even the recommended wines or the house wines were enjoyable and available by the glass, so it was easy to pair a wine with a particular dish. The risotto with flecks of fresh parsley was memorable served with broiled salmon and tomato butter. The tastes were distinctive but melted together in a fresh richness. Food presentation on the plate, excellent table service, and the quality of the freshly prepared food, authentically Italian, will keep us going back. The owners are delightful many times visiting diners at their tables, the staff well trained; this is a quality operation you shouldn't miss,
Really good food. Kids Menu had some nice options. My wife had the Gnocchi and it was delicious! i had the eggplant appetizer and it too was incredible! some others in our party had the Pizza and it too was very good. overall great experience.
Fortunately this was not our first visit to this restaurant. We waited almost 20 minutes after our reservation time before taking a table in the bar. Then, the waiter was overwhelmed and we waited again for him to arrive. It took so long that we asked the hostess to find him for us. Other than that, it was great. The food is authentic Italian and delicious. While the wine list is not long, it offers a good variety of wines. If you plan to go on a busy night, make a reservation and hope for the best!
Piazza Sorrento does not dissappoint. We visited specifically for the extensive gluten free menu which is always delicious from the appetizers to the dessert! Definitely caters to the special diet needs of those on a gluten free diet and are very knowledgeable. We dined with our children as well and they had a good menu to accomodate them as well. Delicious as always.
My fiancé and I were on vacation and tried this place! Was amazing! Great food and service! We will be back!!!
We held an informal business meeting (3 people) over lunch and experienced outstanding service, very high quality food and very reasonable prices. Each of us had a great meal and did not feel rushed or interrupted unnecessarily. The restaurant had a very friendly atmosphere and the menu, including desserts, made it difficult to choose between some great food options. I would definitely return.
Our family really enjoys coming to this restaurant. They do not compromise on quality, nearly all of the dishes are made from scratch right in their kitchen. The service is consistently outstanding. They also have one of the best gluten-free menus anywhere, a notable wine list and several popular beers available to select from. I grew up in an Italian family and coming to this restaurant reminds me of my whole family gathering around my great-grandmother's dining room table on a Sunday afternoon in the coal region for a full course Italian meal. When you come to this restaurant, from the minute you walk through the door to the minute that you leave, they make you feel like family.
I had the chicken parmigiana, which is always very filling and tasty! My husband had the spaghetti with meatballs and was disappointed with the small portion, as was my mom with the gnocchi. Everyone agreed that the food was very tasty, just some of the portions were smaller than what they had expected.
They have the best gluten free menu my daughter has seen for an Italian restaurant. She loved the great bread (really tasted like the "real deal") and great textured/taste pasta to go along with the always great sauces.
Normally my wife and I go here for a complete dinner. However,this week we wanted to try their specialty pizza. What an absolute treat. We started with soup - pastafazool and minestrone. Both tasty, filled with great ingredients and perfect starters. Then came the pizza. My wife had the upside down pizza and I had a margarita. Perfect crust, thin and crisp, great sauce on the old world and a generous combination of Roma tomatoes and basil on the margarita. A totally delightful pizza night experience. The regular menu is excellent and the pizza menu is too. Well worth going there. The service is wonderful with caring and friendly servers.
This was our first time at Piazza Sorento. Pleasantly surprised. Reservation was on time, food was great and service was great. We will be back again in the near future.


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Congrats Tom! There were indeed awards given out (there was an image in the same issue of Mustang Times of the award) during the award ceremony on Sunday. If you still have the card that you placed on your dash during the show, on the back of it is instructions for getting your juding sheet. This will allow you to see which car got which award and what you can do to improve each. Let us know if you no longer have your dash card and we can see if there is any other way to get this to you. I can't remember off the top of my head if there is a certain amount of time you have to send off for the juding sheet.
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NGAR – North Georgia Adventure Race
March 24-26, 2006
By: David Bogle – Team Sutliff Hummer II
Team members: (we had 2 teams at the race)
Team I: Sammy Mummert, Mark Montague, Michelle Faucher
Team II: David Bogle, Mike Jones, Julie Standing
Support: plenty of it!!
A course map of this race can be found at:
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The NGAR race has been held several times and has always been plagued by poor weather conditions which have claimed many teams. This year would be no different. The weather prediction a week out from the race did not look too bad, but as the weekend approached, the temperatures kept dropping. The conditions may not have been as bad as previous NGAR races, but they were still plenty rough on many teams. Team Sutliff Hummer was using NGAR as a training race for Primal Quest later in the year. The PQ team members are spread out geographically and had never all raced together so this was our first chance to spend some "real" time together in the forest. Since PQ is a 4 person format and NGAR is a 3 person format, we invited our 2 PQ alternates along to race with us at NGAR (Mike and Michelle).
The race was set in northern Georgia near Morganton, a very small community near the Chattahoochee National Forest. The exact race location was held secret until race check-in. All the team members descended on the small town on Friday afternoon. It was at least a 10 hour drive for each of the racers on the team. At race check-in we were give all the maps and CP locations. This allowed for much more sleep Friday night as we could start plotting maps and laying out courses early in the evening and be done before the pre-race meeting Friday night. Team II had all there check-in work done first which meant we got maps first. We grabbed all of our maps and drove back to our hotel to plot maps for the next couple of hours. Mike and I immediately got to work plotting maps for the course. A quick review of race instructions showed we would start with a trek, - then paddle – then bike –then trek – then bike again to the finish. The paddle timing was the good news in all this. We would be able to do this in daylight and since it looked like all the paddling would be on the Toccoca river, it would be important to get that done in daylight. The river is a constant string of Class I and II rapids (there was one rapid that seemed more like a class III).
We had plenty of support folks for this race. Each racer would have their own support person which was great. Several of the support folks only had minimal supporting experience so everyone got to learn something. Mike and I were able to get all the points plotted and preliminary routes picked out for the entire course before we had to head off to the pre-race meeting. The maps were last updated in 1988, which is not too bad, but we all know map updates don't necessarily mean that what is on the map is really what is out there in the woods. At the pre-race meeting, Tony, the race director, confirmed that fact (we also later confirmed it on the course quite a few times). The basic rules were all explained at pre-race meeting and we were given some course warnings about the river and a few rapids (wish we would have heeded his warnings!). At the end of the pre-race meeting, we all headed back to the hotel to pack and hopefully get some sleep before the race start. The good news was that we were not allowed to get to the race start location before 7 am (8 am start) which meant there was no need to get up super early.
Back at the hotel, we all packed and made gear choices for what we wanted to carry along. Morning came soon enough and we were all off to the race site which was about 40 minutes away. The start line would also serve as several transition areas (TA's) and the finish line later in the race. It was a very small campground and with 85 teams, it was going to be a tight squeeze.
It was announced the race would start with a short prologue which would be a run. We chose Mike and Michelle to be our runners. The prologue was a short run up a big hill to gather a number and then the race would start. The run up the hill was a huge mess with everyone piling over each other trying to get there first (a little silly for a 30 hour race). Mike and Michelle got back mid pack and we were all off with the masses for run to the first couple of CP's. The first CP gave us our first opportunity to bushwhack up a steep hill to cut off a long trail run. We got that CP just fine; next was a long run to CP2/TA1. The team was doing well so we ran almost all of this section of the course. This first TA was the start of the boating leg. We got into our boats in the top 25 tops which we were very happy with as we were not trying to do a very fast race. 4 of our 6 people chose to don wetsuits for the paddle. Sure, it is silly to wear a wetsuit if you don't plan to get wet, but we were nervous about being wet and cold.
Julie and I are from southern Louisiana and we get cold very easily. Mike and Michelle were the only two who did not have wetsuits on. The paddle started off fine. We are fairly good paddlers so we started passing lots of teams on the river. This river was flowing fast and it was constant rapids and rocks. There was never more than 40 seconds that we could just paddle along. This made for an exhausting paddle as I am used to flat water paddling and not worrying about dodging rocks and rapids while paddling. I even complained about how hot I was in that wet-suit and made several adjustments to open zippers when I could. Mike did a great job in the front of our boat calling out obstacle and giving directions on which way I should steer the boat. Both our boats were moving along and the same speed which meant no one had to wait on the other (we planned to travel together for the whole race). We approached the area that we were most warned about and should have altered our plan when we approached the rapid. We could see several swamped boats and a whole bunch of photographers snapping pictures of the rapid. It is never a good sign to see multiple photographers, and that is usually a sign of big trouble to come. Team I approached the rapid first and they immediately flipped. Michelle became pinned between the boat and a rock and started yelling in pain. (Her ankle was quite damaged as we learned at the end of the race, but she never complained about it at all on the course). We approached the rapid and actually made it through. In our concern for Michelle, we started to try and help which made us loose focus and we were quickly swamped and in the water.
We quickly washed down river past team I and tried to gather as much of our floating gear as we could. Team I was able to get Michelle free and got their boat to shore. We both righted our boats and got underway. Another team was able to rescue one of Team I's backpacks which was great as it allowed us to continue on. We knew we needed to get moving fast as the air temp was likely in the low 40's and we were now all wet. Michelle seemed the coldest, but we knew Mike was going to be in trouble soon. Team II later got a boat full of water on a rapid, but we did not have any more swims. This boating section claimed quite a few teams. The end of the boat was CP4/TA2. Once we carried our boats into the TA area, the support crew was allowed to help. They had our support vehicles running so we all climbed in and warmed up for 20 minutes. Next up was a long bike ride.
We set out on our bikes at a good time. According to my pre-race timeline, we were a little ahead and it was now possible that we could get the bike done in the daylight. It looked to be a 20 to 25 mile bike. Off and on we would run into other teams. I think this is where we first saw team 54 – Star P.T. We found all the bike CP's with no problems. There were several sections where we had to leave trail (well, the trails no longer seem to exist) and bike-whack for a while. We did just fine on the bikes as we were nervous about Julie and my abilities to climb mountains on a bike. There are not many hills for bike practice in south Louisiana. There was some bike-whacking involved but no real issues. We did have one super fast downhill paved section near the end of the ride. We rolled into CP7/TA3 about 5:30 pm. This meant we would be able to start the trek with some light left.
I had estimated this to be a very long trek. My quick estimations showed this to be about 30 miles of trekking, with lots of elevation change and several bushwhack routes. We discussed that this would be a 10 hour MINIMUM leg for us. We all brought plenty of clothes as the night was going to be very chilly. The wind had been blowing pretty hard all day and it looked to continue into the night. The temperature up in the mountains would likely drop below 20 at times. We found standing snow and ice and even had some snow flurry's at times. We all set off in good spirits and ran into team 54 shortly after starting. We would see them off and on for the next couple of hours. In races like this, it is fun to find other teams to travel with so everyone has something to talk about. It is always a gamble traveling with other teams, some times teams like to do that and other times, the competition gets in the way and everyone is hush-hush. The trek to 8 required some bushwhacking which was not too bad, but the hills are steep and very dense in spots so it took a while. While slowly moving through the woods, we saw a team down below us at a lower elevation. They seemed to be moving much faster than us. Sammy suggested there must be some un-mapped trail down there. We worked our way down there and sure enough there was an old trail that led to CP8. This was a manned CP and the volunteer gave us each a piece of candy. He told us we were about the 15'th team to arrive, which was kind of shocking news (we thought we would be in the upper 20's of teams). We met Team 54 there again, and we all kind of decided to just travel together for a while, which was great. We ended up spending most of the trek with team 54. Next up was the trek to CP9. This became a tricky route for many teams. A big trail intersection did not seem to exist (it was very dark by then). We quickly gave up looking for it and planned an alternate route. We took another trail for a while and then bushwhacked in to where the original trail should be. We did find the trail, but it was very overgrown and was tough to find. CP9, 10, 11, and 12 were not too tough to find once we found the missing trail. Team 54 was having some foot problems between 12 and 13, so we parted ways while they fixed feet. We figured they would catch up in a few minutes, but that was the last time we saw those nice folks. After CP12, it was a long trek to CP13. We arrived at CP 13 a little after daybreak. The volunteers looked cold and were huddled in their tent. We added some wood to their fire, took a 5 minute break then headed out to CP14/TA4. It was a long trek from 13 to 14. Somewhere between 12 and 13, my mind started falling off, so Sam took over primary navigation. We picked a shorter route back from 13 to 14 and it worked out pretty good. There was a bushwhack section involved, but it was mainly downhill and we go to see some cool waterfalls. Sam led us right back into CP14/TA4. This trek took us a little over 15 hours! We moved virtually the whole time. We took a couple of very short breaks, but once we stopped, we got cold quickly. At this time, all that was left was a bike leg. The leg was not terribly long, but we were running up against a course cut-off to get out on bikes and a cut-off for the course closing.
Picture 5: A quick photo before setting out on the final bike leg
We had a good transition and got out onto the bikes. The weather on this day (Sunday) was much nicer than it had been so far. The sun was out and it was likely in the mid 40's. My original plans were for us to just grab 2 CP's and then head back to the finish line (there were 6 total on this leg, but we were not required to get all cp's on the course – teams are ranked by most cp's in the least time). We got the first cp very quickly and everyone was doing OK on this bike leg. We decided to go for 16 and 17 which meant a fairly long climb up a mountain. We were able to find 16 but the area did not exactly match up to the map. Good thing it was daytime when we found this point. CP17 was not far away, but the map showed no road or trail going that direction. We were on a fire road so we kept biking on and it led directly to CP17. At that point, we decided to turn around and head back and skip CP18 and 19. Those were not shown on roads and we did not want to miss the mandatory finish time. The rules were written that if we were one minute past course close, it would be a DNF. In hindsight, it was a good decision; we finished with about 50 minutes to spare. The race director said it would take a good 1.5 hours to go get those last 2 CP's. On the way to the finish from 17, we picked up CP20 which was down near the river we paddled on during the first day. We then all raced at full speed back to the finish line.
We rolled across the finish line 29 hours and 5 minutes after starting. Everyone was in good spirits, but happy to be done. When we arrived at the finish line, there were very few teams left. Most teams had finished, or withdrawn and gone home. We enjoyed a bunch of Tony's finish line pizza and headed out. Our wonderful support crews had packed up most all our gear so we just had to pile in vehicles and head on our way.


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"The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion."Albert Camus
""Words don't hurt you." Which is one is one of the hugest criminal lies perpetrated by adults against their children in this world. Because words hurt more than any physical pain."Mason Starkey
"The sad truth about humanity, Risa was quick to realize, is that people believe what they're told. Maybe not the first time, but by the hundredth time, the craziest of ideas just becomes a given."
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Chapter 1: Starkey
Chapter 2: Miracolina
Chapter 3: Cam
Part Two: Whollies
Chapter 4: Parents
Chapter 5: Connor
Chapter 6: Risa
Chapter 7: Connor
Chapter 8: Risa
Chapter 9: Connor
Chapter 10: Starkey
Part Three: Windows of the Soul
Chapter 11: Smoker
Chapter 12: Nelson
Chapter 13: Connor
Chapter 14: Dolores
Chapter 15: Connor
Chapter 16: Risa
Chapter 17: Cam
Chapter 18: Risa
Chapter 19: Cam
Chapter 20: Nelson
Part Four: Leviathan
Chapter 21: Lev
Chapter 22: Trust
Chapter 23: Lev
Chapter 24: Miracolina
Chapter 25: Lev
Chapter 26: Miracolina
Chapter 27: Lev
Chapter 28: Risa
Chapter 29: Cam
Chapter 30: Nelson
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Chapter 38: Hayden
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Last year I wrote about the New York/New Jersey Port Authority's request for information for a comprehensive transparency website to provide the public with better insight into Port Authority operations and practices. At the time, the semi-independent organization was facing a tremendous amount of heat from both politicians and the public for its secretive and opaque approach to a myriad of hot-button issues, including toll and fare hikes, public meetings, and bonuses paid to top-level authority officials. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was hammering the organization and threatening to use his veto pen to inflict pain on the Port Authority without major changes to transparency policies. All of this posturing set the stage for the August 2012 RFI and what was supposed to be a new day of open government and transparency.
Well, it turns out that the whole process may have been an exercise in misdirection by the agency, and my experience following up on the RFI is indicative of how the authority's definition of "transparency" can be a little different than yours or mine.
In April 2013, the designated point of contact in the contracting office declined to answer any and all questions related to this RFI, including whether an open procurement had taken place or whether an award had been made. In May 2013, the Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution honoring outgoing Port Authority commissioner James P. Rubin for, among other things, pushing "various initiatives to build on the agency's commitment to the highest standards of accountability and transparency to the public and to promote transparent, efficient and ethical corporate governance practices and to adopt measures to adhere to the highest government accountability standards of the states of New York and New Jersey."
Shortly after that conversation, Deltek filed its first FOIA, requesting all documents related to the establishment of a transparency website. The agency's FOIA office sent a letter in response on May 10, 2013, informing Deltek that these documents were exempt from disclosure under Clause 2A of the Port Authority's Freedom of Information Code. Clause 2A of the organization's code reads that documents can be exempt from FOIA disclosure in cases where "if disclosed, would impair or give a competitive advantage in connection with, present or imminent awards or negotiation of collective bargaining agreements, leases, permits, contracts or other agreements, open procurement matters, contracts not yet awarded, unexecuted leases or permits and portions of scoring or evaluation documents not constituting a part of a final agency action document."
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