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Marshall senior TE Gator Hoskins caught four passes for 26 yards and a touchdown int he school's 59-28 win over ECU.
Marshall junior QB Rakeem Cato completed 33-of-58 passes for 456 yards, five touchdowns and one interception in Thursday's 45-34 victory over Tulsa.
Marshall junior QB Rakeem Cato completed 14-of-20 passes for 276 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions in Saturday's 56-14 blowout of UAB.
Marshall junior QB Rakeem Cato completed 19-of-35 passes for 235 yards, three touchdowns and an interception in Thursday's wild 51-49 loss to Middle Tennessee State.
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Patriots selected Marshall WR Aaron Dobson with the No. 59 overall pick.
Marshall WR Aaron Dobson was credited with a drop percentage of zero on 92 targets, according to STATS Inc.
Marshall WR Aaron Dobson recorded a 4.42 and 4.44 forty at the school's pro day.
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Marshall WR Aaron Dobson will attend the Senior Bowl in January.
Marshall senior WR Aaron Dobson registered 10 catches for 128 yards against Tulsa on Saturday.
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BUHLER - In the end, Buhler came up two yards short. Luke Berblinger's last-minute drive ended when he was tackled two yards short of the goal line.And as he stayed on the ground, Mulvane's sideline erupted in celebration.
The Wildcats' 38-34 victory over Buhler lived up to its billing. The game featured 72 points, 954 yards of total offense and the coming of age of two quarterbacks - one in his third year of starting at the varsity level and the other in his third game.
Mulvane's Ty Redington got the last laugh. The senior threw for 422 yards and four touchdowns, while rushing for 78 yards and another score as he finally found a way to beat Buhler.
"This is huge for our program," said Redington, who made the biggest play of the game when he avoided a Buhler rush with 1:35 to play, rolled to his left and threw back to the center of the field to Nolan Smith, who hauled in the 10-yard pass in the back of the end zone to give Mulvane the lead for good.
But the game was far from over.
Berblinger, the junior who is playing his third game as Buhler's quarterback, engineered a drive that nearly gave the Crusaders their second straight come-from-behind victory.
Berblinger came through on two fourth-and-long plays - one a 13-yard out to Joe Schmidt and the other a scramble and run for 12 yards that moved the ball to the 10-yard line - as the Crusaders kept things interesting until the final seconds.
"This is the most fun I have ever had in a game," said Berblinger, who completed 12 of 21 passes for 219 yards and a pair of touchdowns. "I wanted to win this one, but this game was so much fun."
Most would agree.
Mulvane coach Dave Fennewald was spent - but happy - following this one.
"We knew it was going to be like this," he said. "We knew we were in for chaos. We got 48 minutes of chaos."
We should have expected this would be no ordinary game when Mulvane fumbled away the football on the first play of the game. The Crusaders worked it inside the 5-yard line, but turned it over on downs.
It took Redington exactly two plays to make Buhler pay for not taking advantage. He hit Alex Evans on a little circle route to the right side. Evans broke a tackle just past the line of scrimmage and turned it up field. He raced 88 yards untouched down the right sideline for the first score of the game.
Buhler fumbled the ensuing kickoff and Redington hit Smith, who ran a double-move, on a 42-yard touchdown pass down the left sideline.
In the span of 27 seconds, the Wildcats had a 14-0 lead - and had produced it in explosive fashion.
"That was huge for us," he said. "It gave us some early momentum."
As it turned out, the Wildcats would need both of those plays to eventually improve to 3-0.
Riley Allen was bottled up for much of the second half. He ran for 105 yard on 27 carries, including a touchdown late in the first quarter that cut the deficit to 14-7.
But Redington threw another touchdown late in the first half before Berblinger found Will Perry with a 20-yard touchdown strike to make it 21-14.
Redington's 39-yard field goal with 16 seconds to play in the first half made it 24-21.
Buhler proved last week in the 28-21 victory over Wichita Collegiate that it is a second-half team. It showed that by scoring on the opening drive of the second half - a 2-yard Berblinger run - forcing a fumble five plays later - and taking its first lead of the game on a 1-yard run by Allen.
Unfortunately for the Crusaders, they missed both point-after-touchdown kicks and had just a 26-24 lead.
"That was big," said Buhler coach Steve Warner. "We could have used those points later in the game."
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The offspring of Halley's Comet are about to put on quite a show in the skies of Philadelphia and its suburbs.
Earth will pass through a stream of debris from Halley's Comet beginning Oct. 15, which will give us the benefit of the annual Orionids meteor shower—though you probably won't see much until a bit later.
Orionids meteor shower should be at its peak the night of October 20. Enjoy it with friends and neighbors at these local "star parties."
Night Out at Hoopes Park in West Chester
The Chester County Astronomical Society will be celebrating National Astronomy Day at Hoopes Park in West Chester on October 20. This free public event starts at sunset.
Star Party at Marsh Creek
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The Delaware Valley Amateur Astronomers will be hosting a star party at Valley Forge National Historic Park on October 20. The event takes place from sunset to 11 p.m. Click here for more details and directions.
Your own backyard, ball parks, and local playgrounds can also be great places to watch the meteor shower, if weather conditions cooperate. Southeastern Pennsylvania also offers several state parks which can be a great option to what the shower in a large open space, free of light pollution.
Grab a blanket or chair and enjoy the "show" at one of these local parks:
- Valley Forge National Park (Chester and Montgomery Counties)
- Marsh Creek (Chester County)
- Ridley Creek State Park (Delaware County)
- Norristown Farm Park (Montgomery County)
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Several Philadelphia area institutions offer monthly public star-gazing events.
Widener University
Widener University, in Chester, offers public telescope viewing sessions every Monday and star-gazing the first Friday of each month. Each event is supervised by a Widener University astronomer.
Villanova University
The Observatory at Villanova University is open Monday through Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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The Bradstreet Observatory at Eastern University in St. Davids, offers public observing sessions by reservation. Contact Steve Sanders to make a reservation.
Drexel University
Public open nights at Drexel University's Lynch Observatory take place the first Wednesday of each month.
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Night Skies at the Observatory takes place the second Thursday of each month at the Franklin Institute's Joel N. Bloom Observatory. Each event offers the opportunity to view stars, planets, and more through five different telescopes.
The shower should be at its peak the night of Saturday, Oct. 20, until just before dawn on Oct. 21. This year, the moon will be setting at approximately midnight, which will keep the sky darkened enough that—barring cloud cover—you should be able to see up to 15 meteors per hour.
What makes this shower so cool? First of all, c'mon—it's a show of shooting stars.
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Many of them hope to channel their creativity into a career, and through Jan. 24 their talent will light up the South Campus Art Gallery, S Building lobby. The Creative Careers Student Exhibit represents the work of students enrolled in the floral design, jewelry trades, landscape design and photography classes offered by Macomb's Workforce and Continuing Education. Classes in each of the four areas may be taken individually or as part of a certificate program. Here are works by photography students Janine Mangini (left and right) and Joseph Coots. The exhibit, which is open during regular building hours, also includes the work of students in Macomb's College 4 Kids program. All of the pieces in the exhibit are available for purchase. Contact program coordinator Val Corbett, corbettv@macomb, for more information.
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botha rightfully worth 50K more than Ponting
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
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Yeah not surprising at all that he went for the minimum bid.
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Its like online auction sites.
Not really an auction, everybody is just pressing the "Buy Now" button.
Clarke might/could have went for more if his base price was lower (might have induced a bidding war that would raise the price).
SRT-Punter-Harbhajan in the same team... interesting.
Fleming overlooks Guptill. changed my mind, warne is right! fleming4coach
Finch unsold
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Can't believe Finch was passed in.
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Now -- the -- or with the Iran and today there's word the US has been carrying out secret cyber attacks against Iran.
And an attempted -- able its disputed nuclear program.
Officials confirming to Fox News that President Obama decided to unleash.
A highly sophisticated super virus on computer systems at the heart of Iran's nuclear facilities we are told.
It was an escalation of cyber strikes that began.
Under the Bush Administration using the code name.
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Molly Henneberg is live for us in Washington Molly what do we know about this operation.
Hi Trace it targeted Iran's main nuclear plant than at times plants.
The -- net computer worm once inside and at times caused wave after wave of destruction in the spinning centrifuges there.
All while showing on the Iranian engineers monitors that everything was operating normally.
Now introducing -- -- into -- in times plant in the first place was a big hurdle for the Americans and Israelis who created it.
One architect of the secret plan told the New York Times they getting stocks net intimate times quote.
That was our holy Grail it turns out there is always an idiot around who doesn't think much about the thumb drive in their hand.
Suggesting that perhaps an unsuspecting worker there may have carried -- -- But the effect of the plan appears to be temporary may be setting back Iran's nuclear timeline by a year or two according to experts.
-- this -- this is all supposed to be secret why do we know so much about it -- That's -- current and former intelligence officials are worried about that we do know so much about it from intelligence leaks.
They're also concerned about what happens next now that Iran knows that the US was behind -- snapped.
Here's one.
I'm really worried about retaliation you can't forget that Iran is no slouch when it comes to cyber operations.
And we have to be very careful that Iran doesn't try to do something attack in American nuclear plant for instance.
The White House would not comment on details the story but did say that classified information is quote intended not to be publicized.
Molly Henneberg live for us in DC -- think you'll all this comes amid a tense nuclear standoff between Iran and western leaders.
Terrorism expert Steve Emerson joins us now he is executive director of the investigative project on terrorism.
Which is a nonprofit research group focusing on radical Islamic.
And extremist groups in the fascinating thing to me about this whole thing Steve is that is that this bug was actually able to go away and and kind of disable many of Iran's centrifuges those of the things -- spin uranium to make it pure and at the same time it was able to monitor the damage it was causing.
To those centrifuges.
This was -- this was the most amazing and unprecedented.
Virus ever conceived of it precisely what you said one is it it it infected the system.
And him and it actually.
Collected it actually destroyed as it.
Did the code made it actually more destructive as it spread throughout the system.
Plus it gave the ability for the Israelis and the Americans the -- -- damage.
And also to actually put remotely control.
How would spread throughout the system it was a devastating.
Virus and it still infected part of it -- -- plant which is why Iran.
Had to build redundant facilities to brought to build centrifuges that had been corrupted by the -- that.
I mean you look at all this and we have the stocks that virus and then this week that was reported the flame virus -- -- disabling some of their oil facilities in Iran.
I mean we're clearly getting better at cyber war could we go after their water and their electricity grid -- their oil and maybe disable this country without firing a shot.
Absolutely I mean that this is that you know.
This is the new war this is the you know that next century's -- you could disable their sewage system need to disable their power grid you -- disable their water system.
-- all of that would bring the country -- to it to its knees so it's not just the the and the electrical -- for that matter.
Look it's it's we have to also accept the fact.
That could happen to us which is why we're building all these defensive systems to the stop penetration of our own grades which have actually been vulnerable for the last few years.
But what we're doing right now with the Israelis and the Germans and a couple of other countries.
It's creating these incredibly new effective viruses that are basically unstoppable.
And they have a mind of their own and and they create such destructive power that they can -- -- country come to its knees or without firing a shot.
I mean really because the truth is that we got good this cyber war because we're trying to protect ourselves and -- the stuff we are defensive techniques have really been used for offensive purposes.
Well yeah exactly that there -- the reason why we developed it was because you're attempts and actually successful attempts in the last decade.
To penetrate the Pentagon the electrical grids hacking into our systems -- we realize we're we're behind the eight ball.
And the Israelis real -- were very good at -- computer viruses -- computer systems had actually developed the code together with Americans and Germans.
That was unprecedented in terms of how it.
Couldn't operate it went had a mind of its own basically and and the reality is that this is.
I've proven system.
Bet if you continue to be employed and in fact the Iranian facilities I came really it stopped their program.
Not protect not permanently but temporarily and it.
And is getting better Steve where Emerson -- terrorism expert Steve thanks very much true.
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My wife and I had the pleasure of dining at Sea this past Saturday evening. We had a 7:30 reservation and were seated promptly. The decor is no frills, simple but fun. The service was excellent from the moment we entered the restaurant right up until we left. The star of the show was without question the food. We both had the steak crostini appetizer which was excellent. As a main course my wife had the tuna special and I had the grouper braise. Both were cooked to perfection and absolutely delicious. For desert we had the whiskey cake, very tasty. If you are looking for a simple no frills spot with excellent service and some of the best cooking in South Florida you must try Sea!
Fabulous fresh fish, never a disappointment! The braised fish du jour is always to die for.
Tony;s Sea Resaturant is always a treat. Now at this LBTS (Commercial Blvd) location for almost a year, A fixed price menu (a la carte if you insist) makes for a fine repast without worrying too much about budget. The Grilled scallops are always tops as a main, the starter a buffalo caprese with delightfully fresh tomatoes or the grilled citrus shrimp marvelous. My special main was a braised black grouper was also extraordinary. Desserts are special but tonite's chocolate peanut butter pie was "awesome." But take warning--get there soon as the Lauderdale by The Sea Burghers are redoing the the entrance way to the town over the Intracoastal bridge-- how long can the merchants can withstand this summer's traffic and parking mess!
Having dined previously at Sea and at other Tony Sindaco restaurants the food and service was excellent this time as they have been in the past.. The chefs hands on approach contributes to the overall dining experience.
What a delight. I am a fish eater and it was so refreshing to have a place that caters to fish lovers. This is my new take me to dinner place. My husband and I both started with the wedge. Not a large piece, but sooo tasty. My husband who is a meat eater of course had to change from having fish to a fantastic NY strip steak. The sides that accompany all entrees are as good as the mail dish. Desert which part of the 3 course price fix meal was just the right size and flavor. I had the key lime tart, while my husband the cream broule. He said it was finger licking good. This is a very small place, I would suggest you make a reservation We shall be back shortly. Paul was our server, and he was the BEST. Ask for him.
Small and charming with limited menu of outstanding seafood dishes. If you are looking for delicious fish, go to Sea.
Exceptional food, wonderfully personable service and great value..... after eating in this tiny restaurant, you feel like you've discovered a secret 'best restaurant' ....
This was our second time to SEA and we were just as impressed with the food as the first time. Everything is fresh and the courses come out one after the next. It is a prix-fixe menu that cannot be shared so be prepared to spend $40 per person without having wine but the presentation and deliciousness of the food is worth it.
When we drove up to the restaurant I wasn't sure about it because it was a quaint little place. We went anyway, very clean and neat inside, but more importantly, the food was amazing and I will definitely return!
Very relaxed atmosphere with outstanding dishes and service. The Mahi and grouper were fabulous! Will go back again with friends and family when in Ft. Lauderdale.
The food was absolutely amazing! The gulf shrimp appetizer and scallop entree were so fresh, that they tasted almost sweet and just melted in my mouth. The preparation was very healthy and delicious. The meal was very well prepared and I was really impressed...it was one of the best meals I have had in a while.
Four diners agreed that the food and service was outstanding. All had fish dinners and were very pleased. I am not much of a fish person, but loved the black grouper special - wife had the crab cakes and they were great tool Did the Monday night free corkage which was a good value. Three agreed that the soup was "super". Excellent desserts were shared and enjoyed by all. Staff was friendly, informed, explained, and served well. Good for intimate dinner since the space is small but comfortable - we will definitely go back.
Fantastic lunch spot. Fabulous food Limited menu.. & inexpensive.
If you love fish, this is the place. The menu is written on a chalk board, with a limited amount of main dishes. For those that love fish, there are 2 meat choices. A beautiful veal chop that my husband said was worth every p3enny of the price, as well as a prime NY Strip. The price of the meal includes a soup or salad, main course, and desert. Wine prices are very fair, and Paul our server who we request each time is complements a great meal.
everything from the appetizer to the desert was DELICIOUS!!!!!!! A must try seafood place!!!!
Relaxing and comfortable from appetizer to desert. The Dr. Rosen's Wife's Salad was mouthwatering and dressed perfectly. As always, the Tuna Bolognese was prepared to perfection. I still can taste the vegetable medley -- innovative and addictive. This is one of the best chefs -- and maybe the best chef -- in Ft. Lauderdale. A refreshing change from all the restaurants here, Sea royally serves your palate and your presence with impressive, innovate and impeccable style.
The location in a small strip mall might make you hesitate before going in the door--DON'T! The entirely seafood pix fixe menu is outrageously good. The fish and bacon chowder with little or no cream, seared scallops, artfully arranged veggies and key lime pie and whisky cake were all outstanding. I cant forget the bread either. how can crispy bread melt in your mouth? Waiter paul was very good, too. Add a chilled bottle of albarino and the evening couldn't be better!
The staff at Sea made my late father's day present amazing. The food was even better than we expected. It gave us the high style dinner we were looking for without the attitude that generally goes hand in hand with this caliber of food. We will definitely be back. A new favorite!
Our visit to SEA brought back memories of the original fame of Sunfish Grill, in a more new and refined way. The food was outstanding and the pricing is on point with a decent wine list to accompany whatever you are eating. We have found our new regular favorite spot!
Went early so not crowded. Not a fancy atmosphere but quaint and clean. Service was very good. The food was great. Had crab crusted mahi mahi with vegetables. Presentation was quite special. Vegetables presented nicely. Overall we were very pleased.
The chef at this restaurant is amazing. Everything that we had was right on spot. The service and ambiance on the other hand left much to be desired. Especially at this price point. The menu is a prix fixe, and portions a bit small but fantastic in taste.
This small restaurant served well prepared pre-fixe dinners. Appetizer or salad and dessert are included in entree price. the wine list is not huge, but is well-selected. Service is consistently excellent. After dinner, it's a short stroll to the oceanfront pier. One note, the noise level is extremely high, especially on weekend nights. Tableclothes would go a long way towards dampening the din, which at times can be bothersome...
We are big foodies. My meal was fantastic from the appetizer, to the braised grouper entree and finishing with the black & white creme brûlée! My husbands meal was equally wonderful. I would highly recommend it!
All three courses were very good. Scallops were some of the best I've had. Attentive service.
Paul was a terrific server, cared for our needs and interests. This was our third time, and it CONTINUED to be a charm!! Food is amazing. Each flavor planned and executed flawlessly. You have to visit. But don't take our table!! Thanks SEA!! Brent
This place is tiny, 27 is max occupancy, feels nice and cozy though. The food is so delicious! A bit pricey but it's worth it.
Nothing special about this small restaurant in a strip shopping center with the entire front under construction except ..... the food which is exceptional. The mushroom bisque soup, the hogfish catch of the day cooked to perfection, the chocolate peanut butter pie, the orange glazed shrimp, the braised black grouper, the vegetable medley, and the moist whiskey cake ..... all simply delicious. We are familiar with the chef from his previous restaurant and he is truly one of the best in South Florida. Service met all expectations. Our first time at SEA, but we will be back. The food makes our 40 minute drive more than worthwhile.
Food was well-prepared ... Service was friendly but not intrusive... The shrimp bisque was delicious ... creamy but not overly rich ... we found the panini and the chicken cutlet well-prepared but a bit too salty ... the rest can be summed up as a dive serving gourmet food
With construction in front, it was a little difficult to find. However, the food was well worth the trip. The 3 course meal was great from beginning to end. Only knock is no bar - just beer and wine. Highly recommend if you like casual atmosphere but great food.
This restaurant is a real hidden gem. The chef is a master with soups. The shrimp bisque is the best ive ever had. Not cream based, but its super infused with shrimp flavor. All of the fish is outstanding. We had fresh hog snapper that was pan seared. Definitely one of our favorites, if not our top choice for dinner.
This hidden gem never disappoints! Chef Tony is running one of South Florida's best kept secrets serving high quality fresh seafood not available in many places. His 3 course price fixed meal is also one of the best deals in town. You simply cannot beat an appetizer, main course & dessert of this quality for what they charge! If you haven't been I suggest that you go try & see for yourself. You will be glad that you did!
This is a find. The food is exceptional, with a staff anxious to please. The prices, especially for lunch are a fantastic bargain.
We had an outstanding dinner at Sea. Every dish was unique and flavorful. While the decor and ambience are very plain, the food more than makes up for it. This was our first visit to Sea, and we will definitely be back.
This was our fourth visit to Sea, and Tony and his crew NEVER disappoint! The food was delicious (always the freshest fish and "in season" vegetables) ... impeccably prepared ... and beautifully presented. Although the parking lot out front is undergoing major reconstruction, this tiny (27-seat) restaurant was filled to capacity on a Tuesday night!
Wonderful atmosphere, incredibly fresh fish!, . First time going and I'm definitely coming back. The snapper was amazing, the whiskey cake was the best!
I spend only a few days in the Fort Lauderdale area each year, but after reading the reviews I made it a point to visit this restaurant. The food was absolutely wonderful and the staff was attentive and friendly. Will definitely keep this one on the short list of places to dine in Southern FL.
SEA is not a typical restaurant, it is in a row of businesses and is very small, as a consequence some tables are down the side of the bar and are under constant traffic from the servers. So bear all that in mind and then go just to enjoy quality seafood cooked perfectly. We go with that mindset and always have a great meal, the service is friendly but not polished, perhaps part of the charm. Key dishes to go for if on the menu Sea Scallops [divine] and fresh local snapper [outstanding]. The prices are not outrageous but the portions are European, perfect for a balanced three course meal.
Wonderful food always the freshest seafood available super staff
Great food and excellent service. Very noisy. Small restaurant cute decor but so many hard to hear your dinner companions. They should try to improve the acoustics to fix that problem.
We were taking some friends out as a "thank you" dinner and decided to try Sea because they only eat seafood. We are foodies and were all impressed and pleasantly surprised. Each of our appetizers were delicious (the fish dip was some of the best we've had), as were the fish entrees. We all ordered different desserts and shared. The Whiskey Cake was moist and delicious, and we were lucky enough to get the last Strawberry Cobbler (the special dessert of the night). We would definitely recommend it and return for the food and the service. The only warning is that it's a tiny restaurant with almost "diner-like" ambiance and is quite loud, but it's worth going.
Everything we tasted was excellent, and the staff was very friendly and efficient. Can't wait to go back.
SEA is the perfect place for a wonderful dining experience. The staff is excellent and the food is artfully prepared and delicious.
My fiance and I have dined at Sea a number of times. Their pri-fixe menu changes often but it always has the staple items we look forward to. Portion sizes are perfect. Desserts are rich!
I will probably regret writing this review because this fabulous restaurant is so small! I am sure we have driven past it 1000 times and have never considered it worth a stop because it is in a small strip area on Commercial Ave. in LBS. The attentive and earnest staff and deliciously prepared fresh food more than make up for any shortfall in ambience. One price covers your lst course, entre, and dessert. Best conch chowder I have ever had.
Sea is a fantastic fish restaurant. Have no fear you meat lovers.........Sea has fantastic steaks and Veal chops. All dishes prices include an appetizer, or salad, main course, and desert, hence a price fix meal husband is on the South beach diet, so Tony (owner chef) arranged spaghetti squash for him the have with his Tuna Bolognese instead of spaghetti. I had the Hog snapper grilled, so good. The bread is really very tasty, but don't fill up on it, you will not want to miss a the opportunity to eat a fantastic dinning experience. Wine is available by the glass or bottle. We always request Paul, he makes our dinning experience a most enjoyable one.
A great meal. Everything was delicious & the presentation was beautiful. This is a 3 course fix price meal with the price being determined by the entree you choose. We felt it was a good value. The place is very small without much ambiance but definitely a place we will come back to next time we are in the area.


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The popular steam hauled 'Fellsman' returns to the spectacular Settle to Carlisle railway in 2013 for its fifth summer season, running every Wednesday - with great limestone peaks and deep valleys the legendary 'Settle to Carlisle' line is a masterpiece of Victorian engineering including the great 24 arched viaduct at Ribblehead, with time available for sightseeing in Carlisle, or an optional tour of the Lake District by vintage coach and cruise on Ullswater.
The train is steam hauled throughout and the locomotive will be chosen from the pool of historic engines based at Carnforth including: LMS Royal Scot 46115 'Scots Guardsman' - LMS Jubilee 5690 'Leander' - LMS Jubilee 45699 'Galatea'.
The Settle & Carlisle line is known for its magnificent scenery and steep gradient so our engine will be working hard as we climb to the magnificent Ribblehead Viaduct with stunning views of the three peaks. Passengers get a marvellous view as the train emerges from Blea Moor Tunnel into Dent Dale and approaching Garsdale you will see sweeping views of Wensleydale - Travelling on through the lush Eden valley we continue to the historic border city of Carlisle arriving around 13.00 where there is a sightseeing stop of up to two hours.
Returning from Carlisle and following a water stop at Appleby we travel over the same spectacular route giving another opportunity to experience the beauty of the high Pennines.
Ullswater Tour - We are pleased to offer an optional tour by leaving the train at Appleby and boarding a classic 1950's coach for a memorable journey through the spectacular and tranquil Lake District to Glenridding followed with an hour's cruise on England's most beautiful lake, Ullswater. Nestling below Helvellyn we sail over the full length of the lake for a return by coach to Appleby where you rejoin the 'Fellsman'. This tour is not suitable for anyone with severe mobility issues, or using a wheelchair and must be pre-booked as seating is strictly limited.
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GWR Saloon - An historic carriage built in 1930 for the Directors of the Great Western Railway with observation windows, private lounge & dining saloon. The meal service is the same as Premier dining with the addition of canapés, champagne & wine with dinner.
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It was barely a whisper, more breathed into his ear than anything else, but he heard it clear as crystal. He felt soft fingers press a small piece of paper into his palm, before the curvaceous blonde kissed him and started to leave. She turned once she reached the entrance and he raised his glass at her, smirking as he saw her smile, then blow another kiss at him.
He pocketed the digits and made a mental note to call her in a couple of days.
He checked his watch, wondering at the time, and wondering likewise if any of the others from the journals might show. He had come early on this night, having found that this particular venue tended to be conducive toward experiences he found... well, satisfactory, to say the very least. It was nearing nine o'clock.


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There Is An Alternative
There Is An Alternative
In capitalism, owners together with about a fifth of the population who have highly empowered work decide what is produced, by what means, and with what distribution. Nearly four fifths of the population does largely rote labor, suffers inferior incomes, obeys orders, and endures boredom, all imposed from above. As John Lennon put it, "As soon as you're born they make you feel small, by giving you no time instead of it all."
Capitalism destroys solidarity, homogenizes variety, obliterates equity, and imposes harsh hierarchy. It is top heavy in power and opportunity. It is bottom heavy in pain and constraint. Indeed, Capitalism imposes on workers a degree of discipline beyond what any dictator ever dreamed of imposing politically. Who ever heard of citizens asking permission to go to the bathroom, a commonplace occurrence for workers in many corporations.
Capitalism's ills are not due to antisocial people. Instead, capitalism's institutions impose horrible behavior even on its most social citizens. In capitalism as a famous American baseball manager quipped "nice guys finish last." More aggressively: "garbage rises." Witness Washington's White House.
Participatory economics, or parecon, is an alternative way to organize economic life.
Parecon has equitable incomes, circumstances, opportunities, and responsibilities for all participants. Each parecon participant has a fair share of control over their own life and over all shared social outcomes. Parecon eliminates class division.
Parecon produces solidarity. Even an antisocial individual in a parecon has no choice but to account for social well-being if he or she wishes to prosper.
Parecon diversifies outcomes and generates equitable distribution that remunerates each participant for how long and how hard they work as well as for harsh conditions they may suffer at work.
Parecon also conveys to each person a say in what is produced, what means are used, and how outputs are allocated, all in proportion to the degree he or she is affected by those decisions.
Parecon, in other words, has completely different values than capitalism and to further its different values parecon incorporates different institutions.
Parecon has workers and consumers councils where workers and consumers employ diverse modes of discussion, debate, and democratic determination. In parecon, there are no corporate owners and managers deciding outcomes from the top down.
Parecon has "balanced job complexes" in which each worker does a fair combination of empowering and rote labor, so that all participants have comparably empowering circumstances instead of 20% of the workforce monopolizing all the empowering tasks and 80% doing only subordinate labor. In a parecon there is still expertise. There is still coordination. Decisions still get made. But there is no minority monopolizing empowering information, activity, and access to decision making positions while a majority is made subservient by doing only deadening daily tasks with no decision making component.
In parecon each and every job, which means each and every person's work, involves a mix calibrated so that each participant has essentially equally empowering conditions. A parecon has no owning class. It has no technocratic, managerial, or coordinator class. A parecon has only workers and consumers cooperatively creatively fulfilling their capacities consistently with each participant having a fair share of influence.
Parecon has remuneration for effort and sacrifice, which translates to remuneration for the duration, intensity, and harshness of the work people do. Parecon rejects remuneration for power, property, or even output. Instead of gargantuan disparities of income and wealth, parecon has a just distribution of social product.
Parecon also does away with markets which pit each actor against all others, destroy solidarity, impose class division, mis-price all public goods, ignore collective effects beyond direct buyers and sellers, violate ecological balance and sustainability, and have many other faults as well. In place of markets parecon utilizes a system of workers and consumers, through their self managing councils, cooperatively negotiating inputs and outputs for all firms and actors in accord with true and full social costs and benefits of economic activities.
In a short article it is impossible to make even a quick much less a compelling case for an entirely different economic system. I can only offer a brief list of parecon's values and institutions. I know such brevity is vague and hard for unfamiliar readers to give substance to. But here we have no room for clarification, supporting argument, or detailed discussion. My apologies.
What I hope, however, is that readers who know from their own experience that capitalist economies routinely cause us to fleece each other, deny us having a say over our own lives or force us to dominate the lives of others, distribute massive outputs to those who do the most pleasurable or even who do no work at all and distribute meager outputs to those who do the least pleasurable and the overwhelming volume of work, will hope that parecon is a real alternative.
I can hope, in other words, that instead of quietly accepting rich people's passivity-inducing mantra that "there is no alternative," we will all seek something better, beyond capitalism, and that, moved by our aspirations we will carefully consider parecon on its merits. One place that you might begin, if you don't accept that humanity is forever doomed to suffer gross inequality and hierarchy via capitalist ownership, corporations, and markets, is at http://www.parecon.org.
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There's been a little discussion lately about hockey on ESPN vs. hockey on OLN, and while I don't have a strong opinion on this I will say that I actually enjoyed the playoff coverage on OLN this year. I loved John Davidson on color and the studio guys were also pretty good near the end. Something's missing, though. Add John Buccigross and they're got a great product, but I don't sense that's going to happen anytime soon. Speaking of John, I miss his weekly column...why can't he write during the summer? Just a quick mailbag would suffice.
Enough of that, onto important business. In years past I've played in a number of fantasy football leagues and in one fantasy baseball league. Never have I played a hockey one, however, and I think this could be the year to get my teeth wet in such a league. I'm sure there are a number of leagues out there -- if anyone is looking for an extra player please drop me an e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. I MAY be up for a random football league also.


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