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Formats: | 15 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Kayvan Novak, Riz Ahmed, Benedict Cumberbatch, Preeya Kalidas, Alex MacQueen, Julia Davis, Craig Parkinson, Darren Boyd, Adeel Akhtar, Kayvan Novak |
Director: | Christopher Morris |
Genres: | Comedy, Drama |
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There is nothing remotely controversial about this movie!
By a customer from Beddington , 09 May 2010[Highly rated reviewer]
I headed out to the movies to see why yet again some people were offended by this movie but Britain has become a nation of people that have nothing better to do than be overly pc and offended over anything it seems. Clearly those that have made these judgements have done so before seeing the movie, so if anyone has to be offended it should be terrorist bombers as they have been portrayed as thoroughly thick and quite pathetic in this movie! This movie was funny sometimes over the top but I didn't find it controversial at all in the way that it would refer to 7/7 bombings etc... (Personally I do not think every bomber is as thick as the characters portrayed in this movie, however Chris Morris did prove a valid point by creating characters that were so laughably hopeless: the utter futility of using violence to solve any problem). There is always a choice how one chooses to tackle a problem and the fact that there are people in this world ignorant and deluded enough to believe that by taking their own lives in the hope of being met by virgins (that's like saying there's a Disneyland in the afterlife!!! How silly, I find it laughable that grown men believe such piffle!!!) they will make any kind of difference. Proof of the pudding is simple and it's called results: if their actions work why do more and more of them kill themselves and others? I applaud Morris for making this point, I think there should be more movie makers out there tackling issues that most people find sensitive, because the reason these jihadists do what they do is through faulty thinking and beliefs, shedding some light on that is always a service to humanity!- Was this review helpful to you?
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By Lugodoc (117 reviews) from Portsmouth, UK , 06 Apr 2013Po-faced Yorkshire humour that doesn't aim for a laugh a minute slapstick but hits somewhere between edgy political satire and plain uncomfortable, which is where Morris usually aims anyway. I found myself wanting to see this done as a serious film, which it nearly is. The extras on the DVD are actually a lot more interesting with candid interviews made around Northern England towns as research for the film that reveal a lot more about the crazy surreal situation up here than the film itself. Cumberbatch is in it for 1 minute right at the end. Before he was famous.- Was this review helpful to you?
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I am trying to boot up an OMAP4 blaze board into Android and I am encountering some issues. I am following the video tutorials available at http://omappedia.org/wiki/Blaze_Video_Tutorials. In summary this is the procedure I am following:
1- Set Switch2: OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF
2- Set Switch3: OFF ON ON ON
3- Configure SD card using the script available at http://git.openembedded.org/openembedded/tree/contrib/angstrom/omap3-mkcard.sh (I do change the Angstrom partition to rootfs)
4- Copy Android (L27.4 RC0 ) pre-built files into SD card (taken from http://omappedia.org/wiki/Android:_Working_with_pre-built_binaries)
5- insert USB cable, insert SD card, and finally the power cord
This is the output that I get on my host PC:
OMAP44XX SDP # Texas Instruments X-Loader 1.41 (Jul 23 2010 - 15:35:03)mmc read: Invalid sizeStarting OS Bootloader from MMC/SD1 ...U-Boot 1.1.4-L24.6 (Jul 23 2010 - 15:33:44)Load address: 0x80e80000DRAM: 512 MBFlash: 0 kBIn: serialOut: serialErr: serialNet: KS8851SNLOMAP44XX SDP #
Could you please point me to what I am not doing correctly or what else I need to do in order to boot the board into Android?
about the switch configuration i usually look in next page
one point that could affect is if your Blaze is 4460 or 4430, if you are running 4430 then actual work is ok with L27.4, if it is 4460 try to move to latest 4AI release
if you move to 4AI remember to format the sdcard's partitions and copy respective release files to it, when using eMMC fastboot tool is different from L27.4 to 4AI.
you are in the point that xloader and uboot are running, that is a good point, what you need next is to set bootargs and bootcmd, then kernel and AFS will be started.
you can find them in next locations, i think it is Eclair and first link shows the instruction to follow,
other releases are available, one for GiungerBread is
and the latest for Icecream Sandwich is
yo can find more information about Android and Blaze in next links
A startup guides are in next 2 links
Android Pre-built Binaries Startup Guide
Building Android Startup Guide
another route to follow from the actual point is to use eMMC it requires to boot using SD Card done
for questions about OMAP4 Forum you can go to
Thanks a lot. I did follow the instructions for bootargs and bootcmd. And then I've got the following error message (sorry, I could not copy the test so I attached it as an image):
actually I have the whole log of kernel boot here:
Load address: 0x80e80000DRAM: 512 MBFlash: 0 kBIn: serialOut: serialErr: serialNet: KS8851SNLOMAP44XX SDP # setenv bootargs console=ttyO2,115200n8 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rw rootdelay=2 mem 463M init=/init OMAP44XX SDP # setenv bootcmd 'mmcinit 0; fatload mmc 0 0x80000000 uImage; bootm 0x80000000'OMAP44XX SDP # bootmmc read: Invalid size2474244 bytes read## Booting image at 80000000 ... Image Name: Linux-126.96.36.199 Image Type: ARM Linux Kernel Image (uncompressed) Data Size: 2474180 Bytes = 2.4 MB Load Address: 80008000 Entry Point: 80008000 Verifying Checksum ... OKOKStarting kernel ... Uncompressing Linux.........................
I checked the bootargs against other configurations in omapedia.org and they looks ok, it could be related to the way you SD card is formated.
This release may not be supporting many features that are supported in latests 4AI releases, and it's difficult to provide full technical support for such old releases.
You could consider moving to the latest 4AI release to get more features enabled and use Icecream Sandwich release: http://omapedia.org/wiki/4AI.1.3_OMAP4_Icecream_Sandwich_Release_Notes
You can find formatting instructions in 4AI link (previously post shared link) and it mentions about a script to use instead of manual formatting omap3-mkcard.sh and full instructions on how to compile and use this release, check that some command lines includes #(..) to indicate configuration to use for each device.
No experience with this platform but I do think that the bootargs have a syntax error. There should be a '=' between "mem" and "463M". It is incorrect on the webpage
The other pages have the properly formatted mem bootargs, eg.
mem=458M@0x80000000 mem=512M@0xA0000000mem=456M@0x80000000 mem=512M@0xA0000000
Odd inconsistency in memory size and noncontiguous.
Right, I didn't saw it, thanks;
final bootargs to try must looks like:
setenv bootargs console=ttyO2,115200n8 root=/dev/mmcblk0p2 rw rootdelay=2 mem=463M init=/init setenv bootcmd 'mmcinit 0; fatload mmc 0 0x80000000 uImage; bootm 0x80000000' boot
Thanks a lot for your help. I managed to build icecream sandwitch and put on the board. I will tey your suggestion ASAP too. Cheers!


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By Mayo Clinic staffProstatitis is swelling and inflammation of the prostate gland, a walnut-sized gland located directly below the bladder in men. The prostate gland produces fluid (semen) that nourishes and transports sperm. Prostatitis often causes painful or difficult urination. Other symptoms of prostatitis include pain in the groin, pelvic area or genitals, and sometimes, flu-like symptoms.
Prostatitis can be caused by a number of different things. If it's caused by a bacterial infection, it can usually be treated successfully. However, sometimes prostatitis isn't caused by a bacterial infection or a cause is never identified.
Depending on the cause, prostatitis may come on gradually or suddenly. It may get better quickly, either on its own or with treatment. Some types of prostatitis last for months or more or keep recurring (chronic prostatitis).
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Diana Johanson; Age 46
East Meadow, NY
"WOW! I can't believe how much your program has changed my life!
Thanks Dr. Lembo!"
Maurice Pierre, Age 75
"Prior to treatment at Dr. Lembo's office I had a lot of pain and stiffness that prevented me from moving quickly with everyday tasks like mowing the lawn, cleaning, doing housework...etc. Now that I'm finished with your spinal decompression program I'm able to move and do everything I want without thinking twice. Last week I washed BOTH cars and climbed a 12 foot ladder to clean my gutters. Before treatment I wouldn't dare! I'm feeling great, literally like my old self again. I highly recommend...if you have a bad back to call them today!"
Rose Cona; Age 65
Queens Village, NY
"I wish there were a better word than "thanks" to express my appreciation of you. Everything you told me about the DRX 9000 machine is true...
When I came to your office in January 2008 I thought I would never walk down my block again. I visualized myself in a wheelchair for the rest of my life. I have suffered with sciatica pain for two years. Went for physical therapy and steroid injections it helped for a month and the pain returned. After treatments on the DRX 9000 machine I really feel I am cured. Thanks to you again...it is about two months since my last treatment I feel I am getting stronger each day. I am walking shopping and enjoying my grandchildren again.Everyday I say "God Bless Dr. Lembo" and his staff for there cheerfulness and morale-builder in those dismal days."
Peter Milaccio; Age 62
Massapequa Park, NY
"When I started here it was an effort to even walk. With my daughter getting married I wasn't sure how I would manage walking her down the isle. With the treatments here I can honestly say I am looking forward to not only walking her down the isle but also dancing with her which would have been out of the question. My biggest thank you to everyone there. They were all great. Thank You"
John Cotter, Age 53
Store Manager
Hempstead, NY
"When I first came to Dr. Steve Lembo, I could barely walk or function properly%u2026I had 2 herniated discs, sciatica and a compressed nerve that affected my lower back and left leg. I was in constant pain all the time. My job requires me to be on my feet 12 to 13 hours a day which made things even more difficult for me day by day. Searching for a solution, I met with Dr. Lembo. He felt I was a good candidate for his procedures and started treatment with his DRX 9000 program. Let me just say that after only 5 weeks, I'm a new man! Now work is MUCH easier and going up and down the stairs at least 40 times a day is a piece of cake. I recommend this procedure to anyone who does no want to go the surgical route. Dr. Lembo has changed the quality of my life. Thank you Dr. Lembo. P.S. - He has the BEST staff around!"
Carolyn Mallia,
Age 61
Merrick, NY
"When I became a patient of Dr. Lembo's back in November, 2006, I was more hopeful rather that skeptical. Before starting here, I was in pain for almost two years. Back and leg pain. I tried Chiropractors, all kinds of Medical Doctors, physical therapy for one year and two epidurals. Nothing helped me. Now after treatments with Dr. Lembo and the DRX 9000, I can lead a normal life. The first benefit for me is not thinking constantly about pain...having a bright future%u2026doing the things I want to do. Secondly, having a good night's sleep is wounderful. I am grateful to Dr. Lembo and his DRX 9000 program. Many Thanks!"
Helen Maher,
Age 81
Seaford, NY
"I was suffering with lower back pain for years. I tried spinal injections, went through TWO BACK OPERATIONS...tried physical therapy, chiropractic and exercise. Nothing helped. I was having a hard time walking even short distances without my cane. After 5 short weeks of treatment, I can now walk for extended distances without pain...and without my cane! Having tried everything, Dr. Lembo's DRX 9000 treatment program is the only treatment that has me up and walking. I thank God...and recommend Dr. Lembo without hesitation to anyone of any age suffering with severe back pain to try his program."
Derrick Williams
Age 43
Valley Stream, NY
"Prior to starting treatment with Dr. Lembo on the DRX 9000 I had severe low back pain as well as severe pain in my right thigh. The pain started over 5 months ago and had resulted in limitations of all activities including running around with the kids, walking my dog, any forward bending and even sitting for long periods of time. I had 2 disc herniations that produced pain that was sharp, shooting, stabbing and achy. The pain became so severe that I sought out various types of treatment...physical therapy, epidural injections, prescription medication, and cortisone injections. I was frustrated and a bit discouraged to find that these approached did not provide a solution for my pain and became concerned that I may need surgery.
Reading Newsday one morning, I saw an ad and called the 1-800 # to get the free report on the DRX 9000. I read the report and immediately called to see if I qualified to meet with Dr. Lembo to discuss my condition. Even though I called right away, I drove to the office feeling very skeptical that the DRX would be able to fix my problem especially after trying almost everything that was out there. But the consultation was free and I knew I had absolutely nothing to lose except 30 minutes of my time.
Once I arrived at the office, I immediately felt I was in a very professional environment where both Dr. Lembo and his staff were not only professional, but personable as well. After the consultation, examination and review of my MRI, I came back for a second visit when Dr.Lembo was able to explain my problem, why the other treatments I tried didn't work for healing my disc problems and how the DRX 9000 works.
I started treatment on the DRX 9000 and I quickly saw results. By only the 4th or 5th visit, the treatment began to relieve me of much of the spasm that was occurring in my right leg, enabling me to walk normally. After 4 weeks, neither my back nor my leg hurt. Now in my last few weeks of treatment, all that's left is some tightness in my low back, but not pain! I now have the ability to perform normal everyday tasks."
Darren Eiermann
Age 46
Bay Shore
"Before being treated by Dr. Lembo with the DRX 9000, I had chronic back pain for 18 years due to bulging and degenerative discs. Prior to coming in for my free consultation I was VERY SKEPTICAL that there was anything out there that could help me. I had tried chiropractic, acupuncture and Advil over the years and none of that was able to help my back problem. I was concerned because my condition was progressively getting worse over the last 2 years and I started missing some time from work. I wasn't even able to play a round of golf without pain. More importantly, my 2 children are very active, I coach my son's little league team and I was concerned about missing out on spending quality time with them.
One day while reading Newsday, I saw one of Dr. Lembo's ads about a new FDA approved treatment for disc problems. With nothing to lose, I ordered his free report. The report gave me some hope that the DRX might help my condition but I was skeptical because it almost sounded too good to be true. But I called anyway and scheduled my free consultation.
I was a bit apprehensive coming in that first time, but Dr. Lembo and his entire staff made my whole experience very comfortable. He was very thorough in his evaluation and had me come back for a second visit to go over the details of my condition.
When Dr. Lembo determined that I was a good candidate for DRX 9000, I was excited to start treatments. Now after 5 weeks on the DRX 9000, my treatments are coming to an end and I'm happy to report I feel 100% better. And my function has returned the way I had hoped. More importantly, for the first time in 18 years, I feel like I'm being healed for life.
My whole experience with the DRX 9000 has made me very happy and Dr. Lembo's dedication to helping me get well is just fantastic. And by the way, last week at my son's little league practice, I was able to pitch over 400 balls (at over 45 miles per hour) to the kids...without any problem...pain free! I'm living proof that in only 5 short weeks, Dr. Lembo's DRX 9000 can change your life!"
Gloria Edwards - Retired Registered Nurse
Age 75
Queensvillage, NY
"Before starting treatments with Dr. Stephen Lembo on the DRX 9000, the past 2 years I had MRI's, CAT Scans, Acupuncture, physical therapy before and after my spinal surgery. I was diagnosed with spinal stenosis, herniated and bulging discs, degenerative disc disease and sciatic pain over the left hip and leg. My problem caused difficulty walking, balancing, standing, pain and tightness in the back so much so that I had to walk with support of a cane.
I noticed an ad in Newsday listing all of my existing problems "DRX 9000 treatment without surgery" it said. My attitude was why not? I had tried everything else with only temporary relief. I called and made an appointment for a consultation. All my questions and concerns were answered. I was shown the DRX 9000 with explanation of how it works. I was accepted as a candidate and started care.
In my profession I am fully aware that "Tender Loving Care" goes a long way in the healing process. Dr. Lembo and his staff provided and made the entire experience comfortable and enjoyable and encouraging. For this I am grateful.
I finished my treatment on the DRX 9000 in 6 short weeks. The treatment is very effective. I can now walk and stand WITHOUT THE CANE. I rejoined my Senior Citizen's Singing and Dancing Performance Group and I'm back on tour! Thanks to Dr. Lembo and his staff "'Ain't No Stoppin' Me Now!"
Michele Grimaldi
Age 42
"After injuring my back at the gym over 8 months ago, I had suffered with a disc herniation that pressed on my nerve and caused pain. After 7 months of non-stop physical therapy, massage and chiropractic care nothing helped to relieve the pain. The next step my doctor recommended was spinal injections, which I wasn't thrilled about. But after reading Dr. Lembo's free report and learning more about the DRX, I set up a consultation to discuss my condition with Dr. Lembo.
After learning that I was a good candidate for this procedure, I decided to give it a try. Now, after only 6 weeks, my treatments on the DRX 9000 have ended and I haven't had any pain. I started back at the gym and I feel GREAT!"
Mike Jacob, Age 49
"Before I was a patient with Dr. Lembo, I was taking pain medication 2-3 times daily (Vicoden) and even with that I still had severe pain. I own my own Masonry business and I was going to have to sell it. I could not take walks with my family or play with my kids. Since my treatments with Dr. Lembo and his DRX 9000, my life has completely changed. Now I can do almost anything I want with very little pain and since I am still improving and getting treatments I think there is a very good chance that I will be 100% better by the time I am done. Just a note: The entire staff is amazingly friendly and helpful. They have given me my life back the way it was!"


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The Thursday Interview: Goals don't just change football matches - they can change lives as well. But never in his wildest dreams could James Beattie guess the long-term significance of a penalty against Aston Villa on 21 October 2002.
Back then - only 11 months ago - the Southampton striker was at a low ebb. He had just been banned from driving for 30 months and was still looking for his first Premiership goal of the season after 10 games.
When Southampton were awarded a penalty at Villa Park though, Beattie took responsibility and his goal against Stefan Postma marked a massive change in his fortunes.
Once he had started scoring, Beattie couldn't stop. 11 goals in eight games followed; 23 in 25 Premiership games saw him end up the top English league scorer.
And after an impressive start to this season, Beattie was chosen to lead the England attack alongside Michael Owen and Wayne Rooney at a packed Old Trafford.
"It was definitely a buzz. It is what you dream of as a kid," says 25-year-old Beattie, who was only denied his first England goal by the post.
"Playing for your country in front of a full house at Old Trafford has to be one of the ultimate experiences. I have managed to do that and I am quite pleased with what happened.
"I felt it went alright, I had a couple of chances but it didn't fall for me in the box. The main thing though was to get the job done."
Beattie has the respect and enthusiasm you would expect from a player happy to be involved with England.
Goalkeeper David James - an experienced international campaigner - took the mickey when Beattie decided to be driven down to the south coast after the Liechtenstein game rather than catch the shuttle flight to Luton.
When talking about his manager, Beattie uses the polite Mr Eriksson rather than the informal Sven.
"I feel part of the England squad but I know I have to impress Mr Eriksson as much as I can. That means playing well when I get the chance for England and to keep scoring goals for Southampton.
"I have to take it one game at a time and the job on Wednesday was to get three points to take us into the game in a month's time.
"It felt good to be alongside Wayne and Michael. I thought we created chances for each other."
Beattie admits it has been a sharp rise in his career since the gloomy days of 12 months ago and he has bounced back incredibly well - and that is what makes him proudest.
"I had a few problems last year at this time they have been well documented," he says.
"I rose above that and hopefully I have come through a stronger person and better player.
"My first goal last season at Villa was a massive weight off my shoulders at the time.
"I forgot about my off-field problems and started to play football the way I know I can.
"I always knew I could score goals but a bad ankle injury two years ago stopped me in my tracks. Last season I remained fit and it ended up a very important season for me. The trick is to carry on improving, I am always looking to get better."
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Bourbon Blue
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Awesome food specials! Fun atmosphere! Great music and drinks! Had a blast as always!
This was our first time at Bourbon Blue. Breakfast was nice and a little bit different - in a good way. Our server was very attentive and we were there early so it was rather quiet. We'd definitely go again.
I have been twice & the food was excellent both times!! I got the filet both times & it was delish! So was the spinach which I never order out but I loved it there! Our servers were great both times also! Can't wait to go back!!!
I have never had a bad time here wither it's for brunch, dinner or a night out for drinks. The service is always fast and friendly. This is a perfect happy hour spot in Manayunk during the week. As soon as you walk in there is a warm welcoming atmosphere. The bar area is very large and the happy hour specials are unbeatable. $3 draft beers, $3 Three Olive Vodka drinks and half price snacks and apps. are a great way to start dinner. I enjoyed the fried calamari as an appetizer. It's served with fried jalapenos slices and a fresh marinara sauce. Very good! For the main course I had the pork chops served with mashed sweet potatoes and green beans. The portion was very generous so I took half of it home for lunch the next day. My other f
Great restaurant. Food was great and our waitress was even better. I got the Talapia special and it was prepared perfectly. I picked this restaurant because I was meeting with friends and it was centrally located. It turned out to be a perfect choice. The drink specials didn't hurt either!
Food was honestly a little bland...i had the breakfast burrito. Potatoes were really good but overall food didn't stand out compared to other places in the area for brunch. Doesn't mean I wouldn't come back though. One waitress that we didn't have kept staring at me and my fiance noticed it and it was a little uncomfortable. Our waitress was really attentive though!
It was just my daughter and I we had a great time. She's 3 and they welcomed her there with a smile. The owners were so kind to give her a complementary dessert at the end of our meal. I'm guessin it was the manager or maybe the owner he did make a stop by to check on our dining experience. Service was good, enjoyed the food. Great stuffed French tost, Bloody Mary bar nice touch for brunch. Will definitely be returning in the future.
The food and service were very good, but Bourbon Blue is also a sports bar with a noise level so high that it was hard to hear each other even in the dining area, which is really just an extension of the bar space. Although not disappointed with our meal, I would not have selected Bourbon Blue had I realized what the venue really was. More clarity in the description is needed.
visited for the first time during Manayunk Restaurant Week. We will be back again. My husband loved the Gumbo Ya Ya, southern Fried Chicken, and Banana Bread Pudding. I enjoyed the vegetable tomato soup, salad and grilled shrimp & pasta alfredo.
Food was delicious! I tasted my husband's meal and it too was delcious! We'll most definitely be going back. And then to go party downstairs to a DJ spinning hot songs makes the night end on a fun note!!
We enjoyed everything from the valet parking to the food, service and atmosphere. The food was outstanding. Best crab cakes my wife ever had. As well, the fish tacos and blackened filet tips and the blackened fish tacos were awesome.
I took my family here and was very pleased because they are very picky and sometimes hard to please. The food and drinks were delicious and enjoyed by all. I would highly highly recommend the alligator quesadilla and a hurricane to start. Each of our party had a different entree and we sampled each other's as well, yum, yum! to everything.
Everyone had a Great time... food choices were excellent... there was something for everyone; and everyone in the party enjoyed their meals... It was a nice time by all... Will try it again for dinner next time (it does not appear that the Title field is working on OpenTable for this review, lol)
From the moment you drive down the cobblestone street, the staff is so friendly...the valet parkers, the staff at the front door all very accommodating....very, very nice place...loved everything...food was delicious....we had the mashed potatos and fried chicken...when we first got there we had calamari appetizer that was delicious...I had my 18 year old with me and he enjoyed himself very much...he felt very comfortable. He was able to run up and down from concert to upstairs to catch some basketball on tv's. He was impressed also with staff including the kind owner. The band members were so personable. The sound was great. They worked so well together....just a great experience! Would definately go back! Thank you everyone!
Everything was perfect except, don't eat outside there. The balcony overlooks the swampy river and it looks gross. As long as you eat inside you will love it.
This lovely restaurant located at the end of a quiet street overlooking the canal, was a perfect spot for a great and serene lunch. This trendy town with its antiques and crafts fairs is wonderful to visit. Away from the hustle and bustle, we found this delicious restaurant that we enjoyed very much. We recommend the crabmeat sandwich with fries and tartar sauce. Southwestern flavoring adds to the ambiance. A good choice!
THe food and service were excellent. The portions were not very large, however, for the price.
Service is exceptional. Food is great. Prices were comparable with most restaurants
Came with a group of eight and had a wonderful time with delicious food.
Had a bad exerience last year...mostly the poor attitude of a waitress. We had a wonderful waitress this time(hey Jess ...u were great hun). The manager also made himself plentiful around the restaurant which helped when the servers were taxed with other duties.
Be prepared to look for a spot on the street or valet parking.
This was the first time I ever went to this restaurant and I was pleased with the overall experience. I would go again.
We tried Bourbon Blue for the first time for lunch on Sunday. We liked it so well that we went back for dinner on Monday night. The menu has good choices both for those who want New Orleans spicy and those who want very mild. I think we'll be coming back frequently. Valet parking is available right by the door.
What a great spot, Stopped for dinner on way back from Trip. New Orleans Creole menu, was Delicious. Fresh seafood, Alligator Quesedillas I did not try but the guys said they were great. Great atmosphere. Sits on a canal, outdoor dining over canal.
This is a go to Sunday brunch spot when we're in Philly, especially in the nice weather, when you can dine outside on the deck overlooking the Manayunk Canal. 1/2 price bottles of wine all day Sunday, with a $3 draft beer special, and a make your own Bloody Mary bar. The Blueberry Lemonade hit the spot. French Toast is always very good, with fresh strawberries and whipped cream. Good options to craft your own omelet. Lunch menu also available, which includes a really good grilled shrimp and Bibb salad.
First time I visited this restaurant and was extremely satisfied. Will definitely be dining there more often.
We always enjoy our dining experience at Bourbon Blue. The wait staff is second to none and their knowledge of the menu makes ordering something new a guaranteed great meal. We really love the southern influnced menu and make a point of taking friends so they can enjoy it too.
Burbon Blue was a great find with an outdoor deck overlooking the Schuylkill River. The Food was New Orleans without the heat and was very well prepared and presented. Burbon Blue has a very nice wine list, with something over everyone, but not too expensive. Service was very professional and did not rush us to turn over the table. We will definitely be back.
The service was great (I don't recall the waitress' name) but she was extremely nice and helpful in explaining the restaurant week deals. The food was delicious and reasonably priced with the deal. Great for special occasion. I would love to come back to try another dish.
Great food. Great attentive staff ( even when crowded)and classy physical location in vibrant Manayunk..
was quite cold when we got there but staff turned all the fans off. Team approach to waiting/bussing table. food was awesome.
I have only dined at one restaurant in Manayunk, so trying Bourbon Blue was the second. It was excellent. The food and presentation of it was great. A group of us went to experience it during Restaurant Week. We had the two course option. There was no room for a third course. The staff was wonderful and even the manager came over to check on things as a courtesy. I will definitely dine here again.
We enjoyed the moment we walked in! The host ,the look, and our our waitress Samantha. The gumbo and filet tips were amazing As well as the recommended entrees and beer choices . We Will definitely return .
Went during restaraunt week when they offered a $10, $20, and $30 selection. I'm a big eater, but after reading reviews I went with the $20 option.I had the calamari that lacked flavoring compared to Manyunk Brewery that I had during happy hour.I had the jumbalaya for my main course. This was spot on to down south that I've had in the past and was very flavorful. The portion of jumbalaya was vast and I surprisingly couldn't finish it. We arrived about 45 minutes early and did not have to wait. My GFand I were willing to sit at the bar until our table was ready, but they were ab;e tp seat us at our requested outdoor table that had a nice view. My GFhad the tilapia, which had a good spice and the sweet potato succatash was great as well.
Right off Main Street on Rector, in Manayunk is the restaurant Bourbon Blue with it's electic, exotic, and exciting menu plus totally happening ambience, this is one you should try. It has a deck for outdoors dining and a cocktail bar with a complete variety of drinks. I give BOURBON blue two thumbs up!
I fell truly, madly and deeply in LOVE with the Bananas Foster!!! Best I've ever had, hands down. I ordered the Southern Fried Chicken and it was cooked well, but I tasted a little too much salt. The ambience has bar scene in the front, restaurant in the back and semi-relaxed outdoors and the Staff was friendly. Overall it was good find and I would rate it 8 out of 10.
waitress tyler was great food was fabulous atmosphere of this old textile mill from 1800 is faulous
My sister, grandmother, mother and I went here for Manayunk Restaurant Week and enjoyed an amazing meal! The waiter (I believe his name was Elliot) was extremely friendly and accommodating as one of the guests was a vegetarian and he knew the menu and the beer/wine selection very well and suggested some great choices! I have only been here for the great happy hours and $3 "U-Call-It" specials, but I will definitely be back as the food was delicious! I am glad I chose Bourbon Blue as one of the restaurants to try for Restaurant Week as every course was amazing! We will definitely be back!
We ate at Bourbon Blue for my birthday this weekend, and it was delicious! Everyone was wonderful about all of the allergies we had at the table, (they even have a GF menu) and everyone in my picky family was able to find something delicious. Our waitress, Hayley, was wonderful!
I've been here for dinner a few times during the warmer weather and ate outdoors. With an October day, we opted to sit inside for brunch. The food was delicious. I had the buttermilk pancakes that tasted like no others I've had. The fall décor was pleasant as well.
not a regular in Manayunk so tried this place on a whim. was a good choice. would probably be awesome when the weather is nice and you can sit outside but it was too cold when we visited. liked the ambience inside and found the staff to be terrific. nice menu with an interesting mix of choices. Only one gripe: the draft beer list was a big disappointment - they only have 6-7 on tap and two were "fruity" choices which are not my favorite.
The food was fantastic-presentation, portion size, and flavor. Staff very attentive and accommodating to diner's food allergies. Cocktails were delicious. Acoustics of the room make the din loud, and it is sometimes hard to hear your dining mate. However, overall wonderful experience.
We were looking for a restaurant that we hadn't been to before in Manayunk. We chose Bourbon Blue after looking at the menu. We were very happy with the ambiance, the staff were very friendly and our waitress was pleasant and attentive. We will definitely go back.


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We all know the story.
Last year the Flyers fell behind 3-0 in the same Eastern Conference Semi-Final only to tie the series at 3. Game seven saw the Bruins jump out to a 3-0 lead only to have the Flyers roar back and win the game in Boston.
I really believe that will have about five minutes of impact on this series and that's about it. Yes, great for the fans, meaningless for the teams. Of the 40 players who dressed for game seven last season, only 23 are still around.
This is a different team then the Boston team the Flyers played last season and it starts in goal. Tim Thomas is back between the pipes and last year's playoff goalie Tuukka Rask is an understudy. And at age 37, Thomas is playing some very good hockey.
35 wins during the regular season with a goals against of two per game and a save percentage of .938 with nine shutouts. In the post season that goals against has gone up to 2.25 but he was brilliant giving up just one goal on 44 shots in game three against Montreal, a game they needed already trailing 2-0 in the series.
Chris Kelly leads the Bruins with three goals in the post-season. He was an Ottawa Senator a year ago. Nathan Horton is new to the series. He had 26 regular season goals. Brad Marchand had 21 goals in his first full season in Boston. Rich Peverley was obtained from the Thrashers to add some depth. And yes, former Flyer Mark Recchi is still around along with Patrice Bergeron and the giant Zdeno Chara. Those are the players. But hockey isn't always who's on the ice. It's what they do or don't do while there on it.
The one thing that Boston did not do against Montreal was score on the power-play. 0-21. First team to win a seven game series without scoring a power play goal. The Flyer's had five against Buffalo. Boston also gave up a shorthanded goal in the Montreal series. The Flyers did not. The Flyers took more penalty minutes per game in the opening round, but you don't want to play with fire here. They did give up seven power-play goals in the series to Buffalo.
For the Bruins to win? Throw anything and everything at whatever Flyer goaltender is between the pipes. I can't remember a series where I saw so many bad goals given up then I did in the Sabres series. Let go of last year's game seven. It only makes you grab the stick a little tighter and think instead of just playing.
For the Flyers to win? Keep hacking away in front of goaltender Thomas as soon as the puck goes in on net. He does not give in easy and makes you work to push the puck over the goal line. Fore-check and keep up the puck pursuit like they did in game seven against Buffalo and this could be a short series.
Jeff's Prediction: Someday we'll figure out how this team always fights back from behind. Until then, who cares. Flyers in seven.


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- Anonymous - nice! although they're going to break rule #1.
- Cloud Music - let's see if this one's going to make me go for iTunes match…
- Make Love Not Porn - embrace the difference between those.
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Lindsay Lohan's mother is facing an aggravated drunken driving charge in New York following a traffic stop on Long Island. State police say Dina Lohan, 50, was stopped on the Northern State Parkway in Nassau County at 11 p.m. Thursday after troopers clocked her driving a BMW at 77 mph in a 55-mph zone. She took a breath test that pegged her blood-alcohol level at 0.20 per cent, police said. That's more than twice New York's legal limit of 0.08 per cent.
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Starlet Emma Roberts, niece of Julia Roberts, was arrested in a Montreal hotel in the wee hours of July 7. Cops were called to the hotel around 2 a.m., after other guests reported a disturbance. She was with her boyfriend, actor Evan Peters. Police arrested Emma after noting that Evan had a bloody nose and bite marks. She appeared in court the next day, but was released because Evan refused to press charges.
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This undated photo provided by the City of Atlanta Department of Corrections shows Reese Witherspoon. The Oscar-winning actress was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge after a state trooper said she wouldn't stay in the car while her husband, James Toth, was given a field sobriety test in Atlanta.
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40-year-old actor Jason London, who is best-known for his work in the film Dazed and Confused, was arrested in Scottsdale, Ariz., over the weekend after a bar fight. London, who reportedly became combative after medics attempted to treat him at the scene, was arrested, then allegedly defecated on purpose in the backseat of a patrol car, according to a Scottsdale police report.
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Stephen Baldwin was charged with failing to file New York state income taxes for three years. Rockland County District Attorney Thomas Zugibe says Baldwin owes more than $350,000 in taxes and penalties. He says Baldwin was arraigned Thursday, Dec. 6, on a charge of repeated failure to file tax returns.
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But, this isn't Lohan's first run-in with the cops. Here's the picture that started it all. Lohan poses for her mug shot in 2007 after being arrested for drinking and driving.
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And here she is again in this booking photo provided by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Lindsay Lohan is seen in a mug shot October 19, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. Lohan was arrested for probation violations and released after posting $100,000 bail.
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This image released by the Las Vegas Police Department shows rapper Flavor Flav, also known as William Jonathan Drayton, Jr., in a police booking photo taken Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012. Las Vegas police say that Flavor Flav was jailed early Wednesday on felony charges stemming from a domestic argument with his fiancee and threats to attack her teenage son with a knife. Officer Bill Cassell said no one was injured before Drayton was arrested about 3:30 a.m. Wednesday, at a home in a neighborhood several miles southwest of the Las Vegas Strip.
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Authorities say they found drugs and a gun on rapper Nelly's tour bus at a West Texas border checkpoint where several celebrities have been arrested. Hudspeth County sheriff's officials said an initial search Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2012, turned up small amounts of marijuana and heroin and a loaded gun. Authorities say a second search revealed a duffel bag with about 10 pounds of pot.
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"Criminal" singer Fiona Apple was reportedly arrested at a border stop in Sierra Blanca, Texas after hashish was found on her tour bus, according to celebrity gossip website TMZ.com.
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According to a police affidavit, Shaun White tried to attack a hotel guest who had followed him out of the hotel. When the guest told White he had called the police, the skateboarder "attempted to attack the man and fell and hit his head." The report says White appeared to be drunk.
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Former teen star Amanda Bynes was reportedly snapped getting high before hitting the road -- with a suspended license.
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Mug shot provided by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office shows Amanda Bynes after her DUI arrest.
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This booking photo released by the Ogunquit, Maine, Police Department shows actress Sally Struthers, arrested early Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2012 for drunken driving after being pulled over on U.S. Route 1 in the southern Maine resort town. The 65-year-old actress has been performing at the Ogunquit Playhouse in the musical "9 to 5."
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In this handout image provided by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, actress Mischa Barton poses for her mug shot December 27, 2007. Barton was arrested driving under the influence overnight.
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Randy Travis was charged with driving while intoxicated and threatening law officers after the country singer crashed his car and was found naked and combative at the scene, officials said. A mug shot released by the Grayson County Sheriff's Office shows a battered-looking Travis in a grey T-shirt, with a black eye and dried blood on his face. He later walked out of the county jail wearing scrubs, a University of Texas ball cap and no shoes. It was the second Texas arrest this year for Travis, who was cited in February for public intoxication.
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This mug shot released by the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office on March 16, 2012, shows British comedian Russell Brand. Brand was free on bond after turning himself into New Orleans police to face criminal charges for snatching a paparazzo's iPhone and firing it at the window of a nearby office. "He's been booked. He posted bond and he was released within an hour of his arrest," New Orleans police spokesman Frank Robertson told AFP. Brand faces misdemeanour charges of "simple criminal damage to property" and was released on a $5,000 bond.
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Matthew Fox was arrested May 4 2012 and charged with one count of DUI. This mugshot was taken two months after the incodent because the camera at the jail was broken at the time of his arrest.
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In this police mug shot from the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office, musician Kid Rock, or Robert J. Ritchie, poses for a mug shot October 21. 2007 in DeKalb County, Georgia. Kid Rock was arrested in the early morning of October 21 after a fight at a Waffle House restaurant in DeKalb County.
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Martha Stewart was a stock broker before moving on to build a multimedia empire. She seemed like an unlikely candidate for jail but that's where she ended up after a judge sentenced her to five months for lying about a stock deal. Since her jail stint in 2004, she has made a dramatic comeback and her company return to profitability in 2006. Her criminal conviction was cited when she was denied a visa by the U.K. two year ago.
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Naomi Campbell, the glossy supermodel with a searing hot comin' atcha temper, landed in court over an air-rage incident and for throwing a cell phone at her housekeeper. She has paid fines, attended anger management classes, and served 200 hours of community service. Campbell testified at a war crimes trial in the Hague over a 'blood diamond' she was allegedly given by former Liberian president Charles Taylor over the summer.
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In this handout provided by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD), Peter Hernandez, a Hip-Hop performer whose stage name is "Bruno Mars" poses for a mug shot photo after he was arrested at the Clark County Detention Center September 19, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Hernandez was charged with possession of a controlled substance after officers found him with 2.6 grams of cocaine at the Hard Rock, Las Vegas.
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Winona Ryder's star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame began to dim not long after it was unveiled in 2000. The following year, the young star was arrested for shoplifting and was accused of using drugs without valid prescriptions. As part of her sentence for her conviction of grand theft and vandalism over the infamous Saks incident, she was required to go through drug counselling. Now approaching 40, she appears to be bouncing back after a long absence.
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Snooki (centre), whose real name is Nicole Polizzi, 22, was arrested for disorderly conduct while filming the hit TV series Jersey Shore. Judge Damian G. Murray said she was 'rude, profane, obnoxious and self-indulgent' before calling her a 'Lindsay Lohan wannabe' when he recently sentenced her to two days of community service and a $500 fine.
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In this handout photograph supplied by the Aspen Police Department, 34-year-old Brooke Mueller poses for her mug shot after being arrested and charged with assault and possession of cocaine with intent to distribute on December 3, 2011 in Aspen, Colorado. The ex-wife of American actor Charlie Sheen was arrested in the early hours of December 3, 2011 after a woman reported an assault identifying Mueller as the assailant.
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In this police booking photo released by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Dept., rock music producer Phil Spector poses for a mug shot April 13, 2009 in Los Angeles, California. Spector was found guilty of second degree murder during the re-trial in the shooting death of actress Lana Clarkson in 2003.
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In this handout photo provided be the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, prisoner Phillip Spector poses for his mug shot photo on June 5, 2009 at North Kern State Prison in Delano, California. Spector was received by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation from Los Angeles County with a 19-year sentence for second-degree murder for the February 2003 shooting death of actress Lana Clarkson.
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In this booking photo provided by the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Office, English singer-songwriter Samantha Ronson poses for a mug shot August 1, 2011 in Barstow, California. Ronson was arrested for DUI after being pulled over for speeding near Baker, California.
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Rapper Lil Wayne, already serving one year in a New York jail for a gun-related crime, was sentenced on June 30 to three years probation in Arizona on a drug possession charge. Wayne was spared time in an Arizona jail under a plea deal stemming from his January 2008 arrest at a U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint in the state. Under the deal, the 30-year-old Grammy winner pleaded guilty to one count of possession of a dangerous drug.
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In this booking photo provided by the Santa Ana Police Department, Sean Brown is seen in a mug shot December 27, 2011 in Santa Ana, California. Brown, nephew of the late Nicole Brown Simpson, was arrested on domestic violence charges.
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A mug shot of actor Robert Downey, Jr. is taken on April 24, 2001 in Culver City, Calif. The actor was arrested by officers of the Culver City Police Department for being under the influence of a controlled substance.
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Actor Kiefer Sutherland avoided a return trip to a Los Angeles jail last summer after prosecutors said a dust-up with a fashion designer was not serious enough to violate his probation for drunken driving. Sutherland spent 48 days in jail after his 2007 arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol in Los Angeles, which came when he was already on probation for a prior drunken driving violation. Sutherland plays anti-terrorism agent Jack Bauer in '24.'
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In this handout image provided by the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, rapper Vanilla Ice, whose real name is Robert Van Winkle, poses for his mug shot at the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office April 10, 2008 in Palm Beach, Florida. Vanilla Ice was arrested for allegedly assaulting his wife.
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In this handout image provided by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, actress Michelle Rodriguez poses for her mug shot photo after she checked into the Los Angeles Century Regional Detention Facility December 23, 2007 in Los Angeles, California. Rodriguez is sentenced for a 180 days prison term for a probation violation in a hit-and-run case.
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A mug shot of actress Tawny Kitaen is seen April 1, 2002 in Newport Beach, Calif. Kitaen faces two misdemeanour counts of spousal abuse and battery after allegedly hitting her husband, Cleveland Indians pitcher Chuck Finley.
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In this handout image provided by the Laguna Beach Police Department, Bon Jovi guitarist Richard Sambora poses for his mug shot March 26, 2008 in Laguna Beach, California. Sambora was released from Laguna Beach jail after being arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence on March 25.
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In this mug shot released by the Miami Beach Police Dept., actor Jeffrey Donovan is seen. Donovan, an actor on the television show "Burn Notice" was arrested on the suspicion of drunken driving after being pulled over July 12, 2009 and failing a field sobriety test.
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Below is a look at Tuesday's prep sports action involving Catawba County teams:
Girls basketball Alexander Central 53, St. Stephens 46 Bandys 89, North Lincoln 11
Boys basketball North Lincoln 47, Bandys 55 St. Stephens 65, Alexander Central 51
Wrestling Lake Norman 65, Bandys 12 Newton-Conover 72, Hopewell 9
CHARLOTTE — With a camo towel tucked tightly atop his head, Cam Newton went to war Monday night against the New England Patriots.
The 24-year-old Carolina Panthers quarterback continued to show signs of maturity, leading his team to a thrilling 24-20 victory at Bank of America Stadium.
A partnership between Catawba Valley Medical Center (CVMC) and the District Attorney for Burke, Catawba and Caldwell counties will cut down on the time it takes to process alcohol related DWI cases.
A contract signed in early November means that blood from these cases will now be tested at CVMC instead of the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) laboratory.
NEWTON — The Catawba County Hornets capped their dream season on Saturday with a 30-8 win against the Carolina Thundering Herd at Westside/Jaycee Park.
With the victory, the Hornets complete 2013 with a 15-0 record.
To read more of this story, pick up the Tuesday edition of Catawba County's community newspaper, The Observer News Enterprise, at newsstands throughout the county.
SALISBURY — The Lenoir-Rhyne football team won its 10th consecutive game with a 48-15 triumph over Catawba in a South Atlantic Conference contest and regular season finale Saturday afternoon at Shuford Stadium.
L-R (10-1, 7-0), ranked No. 14 in NCAA Div. II, rushed for 445 yards on the day.
MAIDEN — A Maiden man was convicted of eight felonies in Catawba County Criminal Superior Court.
Bryan Keith Harris, 35, was charged with possession/distribution of methamphetamine precursor, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of stolen goods, possession of a stolen firearm, two counts of breaking and entering and two counts of larceny.
LINCOLNTON — Lincoln County Sheriff's detectives have charged two Catawba County teens with break-ins to vehicles at a business on Smokey Dan Kennel Road.
A neighbor on his way home from work noticed a man holding a flashlight standing in the parking lot of Jerry's Body Shop and Used Cars.
MAIDEN — February marked a major turning point for one local 18-hole golf club.
Early morning on Feb. 22, neighbors called 9-1-1 after hearing an explosion and seeing flames at Glen Oaks Golf Club in Maiden.
The fire originated in the kitchen of the clubhouse and spread throughout the building, leaving only the facade standing in the ashes.
CATAWBA — Flames lit up the darkness early Friday morning in Catawba.
At 1:35 a.m. Catawba Volunteer Fire Department responded to a mobile home fire at 5570 Kids Drive.
To read more of this story, pick up the weekend edition (Saturday through Monday) of Catawba County's community newspaper, The Observer News Enterprise, at newsstands throughout the county.
MAIDEN — Tuning up for a rematch with East Lincoln, the Maiden football team's offense kicked it into overdrive.
Quarterback Jake McRee threw five touchdown passes, including three to Kyle Kelly, leading the Blue Devils to a 35-0 victory against Forbush at Blue Devil Stadium.


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Northern mockingbirds aren't the only birds that love my "Mockingbird Muffins." They're a hit with many feathered friends.
Combine cornmeal, flour, bread crumbs and baking soda in a medium bowl. Add currants or raisins, bacon drippings, sand and water. Mix well. Spoon into muffin cups. Bake at 350° for 15 minutes. Serve on a tray feeder or spear onto tree branches. —Mildred Unruh, Ambler, Pennsylvania
I make "Bird Baubles" as Christmas gifts for my bird-loving friends. Mix 3-1/2 cups oats, 1 quart water, 1 pound lard or suet, 1 jar peanut butter, 3-1/2 cups cornmeal and 3-1/2 cups uncooked Cream of Wheat.
Cook oats in water for 2 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in lard or suet and peanut butter until melted. Add cornmeal and Cream of Wheat. Cool and shape into balls. As you're forming them, add a ribbon near the top for hanging. —Dianne Koebke, Green Bay, Wisconsin
Make these simple bells in your kitchen with just a few simple ingredients. First, combine two eggs with 2 tablespoons of honey. Mash together with a fork and add birdseed until the mixture holds its shape.
Take a small plastic dairy container and line it with plastic wrap. Poke a small hole through the bottom of the container, and then pull a loop of yarn or string through the hole, leaving about 2 inches outside the container.
Fill the container with the seed mixture and let it sit for about 5 days. Remove the hardened seed from the plastic container and hang the treat from a tree branch. —Nin Neil, Munhall, Pennsylvania
This simple mix and serve treat attracts a lot of woodpeckers. Mix 1 cup each of shortening, peanut butter and flour. Then add 4 cups of cornmeal. Stir until it's the consistency of putty.
Press the mixture into the bark of trees and in the corners of your bird feeders. —Harold Weppler, Atlantic, Iowa
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Ana took part in the Kim Clijsters Invitational exhibition event in Antwerp last night. In a light-hearted encounter the 26-year-old lost 3-6, 6-3, 10-7 to Belgian Kirsten Flipkens.
Writing on her new Instagram account, Ana said: "Fun exhibition with Flipper and team! Thank you guys :)"
Ana and Clijsters interviewed each other before the match: the footage will be broadcast on CNN in due course.
As Ana prepares for the new season we look back on the statistics that helped define her 2013 season:
Images from Ana's visit to the British Virgin Islands last month, to take part in Sir Richard Branson's Necker Cup charity event, are now in the Galleries section.
Ana defeated Maria Sharapova 6-1, 1-6, 12-10 last night in an entertaining exhibition match in Bogota, Colombia.
The 26-year-old produced some quality tennis at the Coliseo Cubierto el Campín.
Followers of Ana's Twitter account will have noted her enjoyment of Colombia, on her first visit to the country.
Ana has entered the Open GDF Suez, a $690,000 event that takes place during 28 January-3 February.
It will be the 26-year-old's first appearance in the indoor hard court event.
Four-time Grand Slam champion Maria Sharapova, world No.7 Sara Errani and No.9 Angelique Kerber have all entered the tournament.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) — The University of Pittsburgh has been plagued by dozens of bomb threats since mid-February and now a local newspaper says the university chancellor's home is being targeted, too.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that one of its reporters received a bomb threat against Chancellor Mark Nordenberg's home Tuesday night.
The university is offering a $50,000 reward and is working with federal investigators to trace the unfounded threats that have resulted in the evacuation of buildings and dormitories on campus for weeks. The first threats were scrawled on restroom walls, but more recently have been e-mail to the school or to reporters for the Post-Gazette or the city's other major paper, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
A university spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for comment Wednesday on the threat targeting Nordenberg's home.
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Description: The North Face Apex Bionic Jacket Premiere Purple Emboss - Womens
You're the kind of dude who kind of does it all and The North Face Apex Bionic Jacket has got you covered for all sorts of awesome stuff. Have you tried jackets that were ok but just didn't stretch with you when you twist and shout? Don't give up on life and conclude all jackets suck, try The Bionic, it's stretchy like if you could make some nice warm taffy into a jacket but somehow it didn't get you all sticky. When the wind goes whooshing it'll just have to whoosh around you when you're rocking the Bionic because it does not let one tiny bit of that nasty wind inside. Get it, you inside, the wind outside; it's the way a jacket is meant to work. So stop reading and buy a North Face Apex Bionic Jacket.
- Standard fit
- TNF Apex ClimateBlock fabric wind permeability rated at 0 CFM
- Fleece backer
- Napoleon chest pocket
- Two hand pockets
- Internal stretch comfort cuffs
Apex Bionic