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This is one of my family's very favorite dinners. One of the best things about this recipe is how easy it is to adjust to your own tastes. I entered it in with my true ingredients, which are SPICY! If you don't like it super spicy, adjust your ratio of Sweet Thai chili sauce (found in the grocery store asian food section) and the spicy Sambal Oelek (found in the same section). Try 1/4 cup of sambal oelek and 3/4 cup sweet chili sauce. Also very good with skinless chicken thighs, trimmed. I just ordered PB2 and am looking forward to trying it with this recipe, to cut the fat back even further!
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Starting this spring, running enthusiasts of all abilities will be able to take part in a new six-part running event: the Ouray County Race Series.
The series strings together a couple of well-established footraces, along with some new ones, to offer a varied menu of running events from May through October.
Local marathoner and Ouray City Councilman John Ferguson is the coordinator of the series, as well as being the race director for two of its events.
The series springs into action on Memorial Day, with the second annual Compassion 5K in Ouray. Its gentle, mostly flat loop course starts and ends in Fellin Park near the Ouray Hot Springs Pool, meandering along the North Ouray Corridor trail system. The race benefits the coinciding "Compassion Weekend," during which volunteers conduct community service projects throughout the county.
A new race will be introduced to the community on June 16: the first annual Trail Town 10-Miler near Ridgway. This "lollipop course" starts and finishes on Palomino Drive in Ridgway's Trail Town, taking in a scenic lollipop-shaped loop along county roads in the Cow Creek and Owl Creek vicinity.
"It's a common training run, kind of challenging with some elevation gain," Ferguson said. "We figured, why not make a race out of it?"
July's event is the Ourayce, a 10-K fun-run that has taken place in Ouray every Fourth of July since the early 1980s. It is a fundraiser for KURA, Ouray's student-run radio station. The loop course starts and ends at the Ouray City Hall. Runners stream north along Highway 550 for about 2.5 miles then cross the Uncompahgre River at the Whispering Pines bridge and head back into town along the "River Road." The course concludes with a butt-busting hustle up and over Oak Street, a tour through Box Canyon Park, and a final exhilarating downhill dash along Highway 550 back into town. Registration for the Ourayce is hosted on the website raceit.com.
On August 11, it's the Mt. Sneffels Marathon/ Half Marathon (mtsneffelsmarathon.com), a popular annual fundraiser for the Mt. Sneffels Education Foundation, a non profit organization dedicated to enriching the lives and educational experiences of the youth in Ouray County. The 13.1 mile half-marathon course begins at Ouray's Fellin Park, passes through downtown Ouray, then heads north along the Uncompahgre River valley to Ridgway on County Roads 17 and 23. The full marathon starts in Ridgway, goes to Ouray on the same course, and returns to Ridgway. Since becoming certified by USA Track and Field (USATF – the national organization governing track and field, running and race walking) last year, the Mt. Sneffels races have become increasingly well known on the running circuit. This year, the half-marathon course will be part of the USATF Colorado men's half marathon championship – a grand prix series with events throughout the state, with $2,000 of prize money at stake.
The Ouray Mountain Trail Run (ouraytrailrun.org) is front and center on Sept. 29. The 14-mile endurance trail race circumnavigating Ouray is "probably the most challenging race," and the only true trail run of the series, Ferguson said. The loop course includes portions of the Silvershield, Portland, and Ice Park Loop trails. The race has been around for several years, and was originally sponsored by La Sportiva. In recent years, it has dwindled to practically nothing, but Ferguson hopes its inclusion in the Ouray County Race Series this year will boost its visibility and popularity. Proceeds benefit local youth outdoor programs.
The race series wraps up on Oct. 27 in Ridgway with the second annual Rhythm Run 10K/5K. This race is hosted by Ridgway High School music department. Proceeds help send RHS musicians to special events, like a band trip to Europe last year. It starts and finishes at Hartwell Park in downtown Ridgway. The course follows Ridgway's lovely River Walk Trail past the Dennis Weaver Memorial Park, and heads back into town along county roads. Visit www.ridgway.k12.co.us for more information.
Runners who participate in all six events, or who run in five events and volunteer in one, receive an embroidered fleece pullover at the end of the series, Ferguson said.
Want to sign up? Currently, the series does not have a unified website, but Ferguson, who is the race director for the Mt. Sneffels Marathon and Half-Marathon, plans to put a link for the series on that event's website, www.mtsneffelsmarathon.com.
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In a written request, we asked the PSC to show the public how much an average Alabama household will save on their Alabama Power bill as a result of this decision.
The new plan was approved by a 2-to-1 vote, with Commissioner Terry Dunn voting against it because of concerns power bills could go up. We share his concerns. Commissioners Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh and Jeremy Oden voted for the order, which says Alabama Power's return on equity, its profit after operating and other expenses, is reasonable, despite being the highest in the nation.
AARP believes Alabama families have earned the right to a clear factual analysis of what this decision will cost them. We delivered almost 5,000 hand-written postcards from Alabama Power customers to the PSC asking them to make the price they pay for electricity more fair and reasonable. But, they aren't listening to consumers.
News reports indicated the plan was discussed among commission staff, Alabama Power and the attorney general's office prior to adoption. If this plan is so good for consumers, why was it discussed behind closed doors with no one representing consumers?
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From German to Spanish: Elgin church marks 125th anniversary
By Dave Gathman email@example.com September 13, 2012 9:04PM
"Our church was built for 72 families and now we're out of control," said Father Jesus Dominguez of St.Jospeh Catholic Church and School in Elgin, "It's a blessing more and more are attending services." The church and its gowing congregation are in the process of celebrating its 125th anniversary. | Katherine Peters~Sun-Times Media
Celebrations coming to
mark St. Joseph's 125th
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 15-16
Jubilee celebration in the church parking lot and gym. Mexican food and music, plus games for children, will be featured from noon to 10 p.m. Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. Sixteen bands will perform, as will the Ballet Folklorico Huehuecoyotl from Elgin Community College.
Sept. 29
Rev. Jesus Dominguez will be officially installed as the parish's pastor, with Monsignor Joseph Linster of the Rockford Diocese officiating.
Nov. 2
Gala 125th anniversary dinner/dance at The Seville banquet hall in Streamwood. Current parishioners and past members who have moved away are invited to swap stories and memories.
October through January 2013
"125 Rosaries." The church is lining up 125 families each to say the Rosary once a day for 125 days.
For more information, call the church at 847-931-2800.
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Updated: October 15, 2012 9:10AM
This is another in a series of occasional stories about Fox Valley churches that are celebrating significant anniversaries.
ELGIN — Elgin was jammed with immigrants pouring into the city from the same foreign country. Many could speak English only sparingly or not at all, and the native-born English-speakers already here often looked down on them.
So the ones who belonged to the Roman Catholic Church banded together and started a congregation whose services would speak in their mother tongue — German.
But as St. Joseph Catholic Church and its thriving parochial school celebrate their 125th anniversary this fall, the congregation has gone on to evolve on a course surprisingly parallel to its city's. While close to 100 percent of its members were recent German immigrants when it was founded in 1887, today 90 percent are Hispanic, and eight of its 11 weekend Masses are said in Spanish.
"St. Joseph has changed along with the city," says member Greg Guerrero, who joined the parish in the 1990s. "It was started by what I call 'pilgrims,' people from Germany and Ireland. And now we have pilgrims who came from Spanish-speaking countries and Laos and the Philippines."
Jane Barbosa, a member of the jubilee planning committee, said the congregation will celebrate the anniversary with two days of Mexican music, food and games this weekend and a dinner-dance on Nov. 2, plus 125 days of 125 families saying the Rosary.
A national parish
The chief of the three priests now assigned to the parish, the Rev. Jesus Dominguez, notes that the church was able to change with Elgin's language and ethnicity because, unlike Elgin's other Catholic churches, St. Joseph has always been a "national" parish rather than a geographic one.
If you live on Elgin's east side and are an Anglo Catholic, you're encouraged to attend St. Mary's Church, just a few blocks south of St. Joseph. If you live on the city's southwest side, your assigned parish is St. Laurence. If you reside on the northwest side, you're assigned to St. Thomas More Church. But St. Joseph is free to attract worshippers who live anywhere.
In fact, Dominguez says, worshippers come here from places such as Bartlett, Schaumburg and Hanover Park, along with Carpentersville, South Elgin and St. Charles.
Befitting the congregation's special mission, all three of its current priests grew up outside the United States. The newest, Dominguez, is a 42-year-old who grew up in Mexico but studied in a California seminary before being assigned to a church in Missouri and then, two years ago, to Elgin. He is fluent in both English and Spanish.
The Rev. Adaberto Sanchez, another Mexican immigrant, also is bilingual. But 73-year-old Rev. Leonardo Maldonado, who was 53 years old before he came to America from Ecuador, has more limited English skills.
Barbosa said that of all the past priests who pastored St. Joseph, beginning with the German-American Father Bernard Westharp in 1887, none left a bigger impact than Monsignor Henry Schryer. He served St. Joseph for 26 years, from 1957 to 1983, during the time of transition from what had become a mostly English-speaking group of Elginites with German ancestry to the arrival of the Hispanics. The Elgin Knights of Columbus chapter, which meets in the building where St. Joseph first assembled, is named after Schryer, who died in 1992.
"At first he had trouble with spicy Mexican food," Barbosa says of the monsignor. "But by the end, it was 'the spicier, the better.' "
Barbosa notes that three St. Joseph members have become judges, including her brother, Manuel Barbosa. Another seven have become priests.
Building, booming
The 1887 Germans named their new congregation St. Joseph after the earthly father of Jesus, perhaps as a counterpoint to what was then the only other Catholic church in town, St. Mary's, which was named after Jesus' mother.
At first they met in a brick building along Villa Court, just south of Chicago Street. Today that building is the Elgin Knights of Columbus Hall.
After a fundraising campaign (some things never change in church life), the congregation started work on a building on Division Street in 1899 and signed a contract in May 1903 to build the Romanesque-style stone church that now houses the congregation, along Division Street between Center and Geneva streets. The cost was $20,000.
"Now, I can't even pave the parking lot for that," Dominguez chuckles.
The first service was held in the new building on June 21, 1908.
"Father Joseph Rohde was known as the pastor who built the church," Dominguez said. "When he died in 1914, he was buried beneath the altar. The Elgin Daily News wrote that 10,000 people came to pass by his bier."
Parish numbers have zoomed along with Elgin's Hispanic population. Barbosa said that when the first service was held in the current building, the parish consisted of 72 families. When the congregation celebrated its 100th birthday in 1987, it had 1,300 families. Now it has 2,200. And an average of 4,600 attend Mass each week, most of them on Saturday and/or Sunday.
Next generation
Barbosa said St. Joseph Catholic School started almost as soon as the church, meeting at first in the basement of what is now the K of C building. When the new church building was erected, the school got a wing of it.
In 1962, the current modern school was built just east of the current church, and the old school wing became church offices.
While many parochial schools have had trouble attracting enough students and making ends meet, St. Joseph School has been thriving. With classes taught entirely in English — and with the old-time nuns replaced by lay teachers — it now has 230 students in preschool through Grade 8. Another 1,200 kids who attend public schools learn about their faith each year through Christian Catholic Doctrine classes.
Road ahead
The biggest problem facing St. Joseph at 125 is a good one to have, Dominguez says — overcrowding due to the imbalance between a sanctuary that seats only 300 people on its main floor and a congregation that sends 4,600 people a week to fill those seats. That's why no fewer than 11 Masses have to be held each weekend, three in English and eight in Spanish.
At some hours on Sunday, one service is going on in the sanctuary at the same time another service is being held in the school gym.
"This is a very old building that needs a lot of updates and repairs," Barbosa said. "Father Jesus (Dominguez) has taken on a lot of the major challenges. He has put in a new parking lot and a new roof for the school."
The church has bought the three houses along Division Street between the church and Center Street. Those will be torn down soon to make way for more parking space.
But many parishioners dream about someday replacing that century-old main building with a new church or a new wing — maybe one with a sanctuary big enough to hold everybody at once.
And ethnicity may change gradually, just as those original German-speakers learned to speak English.
"We say we are 90 percent Hispanic, and we share food and traditions. But that includes people who arrived here from another country two years ago and people whose families have been in this country for 40 years," such as Barbosa's, Dominguez said.
"I look on the congregation as 'Spanish plus,' " Barbosa said.


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Iventosh cited AHEAD's sustained growth in BRS sales revenue as the primary factor in winning the award. "AHEAD has built a strong expertise and business practice around BRS," Inventosh said as he made the award to AHEAD President Daniel Adamany. "They continue to show impressive year-over-year growth and they have the capabilities to successfully lead with backup assessments and leverage our Total Cost of Ownership and Return-on-Investment tools to truly put them in the position to be a trusted advisor to their customers."
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A civil lawsuit filed by the family of an unarmed 25-year-old man shot and killed outside an apartment complex in July was amended Tuesday to include the name of the officer, Nick Bennalack.
Bennalack is a five-year veteran and former rookie of the year in the department. The department had withheld the officer's name, but Sgt. Bob Dunn confirmed for the Orange County Register and the Los Angeles Times that it was Bennalack who shot Manuel Diaz on July 21.
The very next night, Anaheim police shot and killed another man, Joel Acevedo, setting off four days of violent protests that resulted in smashed shop windows, dozens of arrests, and vociferous calls for more Latino representation in the city's leadership.
Police said Diaz, a reputed gang member with a criminal record, failed to heed orders and threw something as he fled police.
Bennalack returned to duty less than two weeks later, after psychological examinations and a pair of preliminary investigations.
The family's $50 million lawsuit against the city and the department alleges federal civil rights violations, saying Diaz reacted "instinctively" when he fled, and that officers' use of force was "unjustified," "excessive," and "reckless."
Diaz's attorneys made much of Bennalack's boxing and his nickname.
"This man should note be on the streets carrying a gun," attorney Dana Douglas told the Times on Tuesday. "He is a violent cop, he belongs to a fight club, is nicknamed 'Buckshot' and he shot an unarmed man in the back of the head."
The head of Bennalack's union said Bennalack should not be removed until more is proved.
"In my opinion, he had no wrongdoing in the shooting and until otherwise proven, he should be back in the street," Anaheim Police Association President Kerry Condon told the Register.


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Monitoring LAN devices with Perl
They say darkness is the friend of thieves, but the Perl daemon in this month's column illuminates dastardly deeds, exposing hidden activities and alerting the admin when things seem to be going awry.
Users normally don't get to see what's going on under the covers of a LAN. One hidden activity is packet addressing on the last hop of a route, which includes discovering a device's unique MAC address to match an IP address. This activity is the domain of the ARP protocol. Watching all MAC addresses currently in use can lead to interesting conclusions about who is using or abusing a local network.
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Secluded large two story cabin near Silver Lake This cabin has a covered porch 10 feet deep and runs length of house, large enough to seat your family outside to eat, great on rainy days for games! Roomy and bright inside. Settled in a wooded area set back from the main road. Large lawn for games in front, big fire pit in back. About 2 miles from Silver Lake village. Ample parking for buggys and trailers.
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All you need to stay, kitchen has new gas stove, new fridge, microwave, toaster, coffeemaker, dishes, pots and pans. Full size table. Living room is spacious with couch, chairs, window seat, desk, TV with cable, DVD player, Wi-Fi. Full sized bath with shower, downstairs bedroom has queen size bed with walk out slider to deck. Upstairs is a full sized loft where you will have 3 double beds and a childs cot, this area is open but has privacy curtains. The outdoor area is great with a covered porch 8 feet wide, large lawn and a gas grill in the backyard with firepit. Outdoor chairs for seating around the camp fires. We supply blankets and pillows,cleaning supplies, you bring your linens and towels.Pet policy: please ask first, we will consider each request.WE BOOK SAT TO SAT ONLY FOR WEEKLEY STAYS
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Silver Lake has swimming, boating, kayaking, buggy and jeep rentals, Sand Drags, go carts, mini golf, shopping. bike trails, golf courses, fishing, light house tours. Grocery stores within 7 min ride.
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Weekly rentals from June 15th thru Sept 1st is $600.00 for up to 8 people. Cabin will accomodate up to 10 people but we charge an extra $25 per adult. Off season rates will be $135.00 per night, minimum 3 night stay. To book cabin we require $99.00. We take $49.00 of this amount to purchase insurance thru Vacation Rentals for damage. The $50.00 balance will be returned to within 1 week once cabin is inspected, it is required that you leave it clean, as you found it! 30 day notice of cancellation prior to stay or deposit is non refundable. We stress full week stays during July and August but check with us for weekends and such outside of these time frames. Cabin is locally owned and owner/manager is near by and happy to help any way we can. We WANT you to enjoy your stay and will accomadate you!
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For years, the Monday edition of The Anniston Star has been there to bring bleary-eyed readers up-to-speed on all the events of a better day — Sunday.
But no longer. The Star will cease Monday publication in October. This is the last Monday edition — in print, anyway.
The Star's editors say the reason for the change is simple. The Monday print edition was the least-read of all the week's papers, while Monday is the day The Star's website gets the most visitors. In fact, there's a very good chance that if you're reading this right now, you're reading it on the Web.
"In some ways, this decision was made for us by our readers," said Star Associate Publisher Bob Davis. Davis said several months ago, Publisher H. Brandt Ayers asked Davis and Vice President for Operations and Sales Robert Jackson to look at the best way to position the paper for the coming changes in the news business. Both circulation and ad revenue have been declining at newspapers across the country, and many expect a future shift from print to an online format — though no one knows yet exactly what a post-print world would look like.
"We looked at everything, and there were no great options," Davis said. "It became clear that the Monday paper had both the lowest circulation and the lowest advertising revenue."
Take a look at the Web numbers, however, and it's like stepping through the looking glass. For the past year, the Star's numbers show, Monday has been The Star's best day for Web traffic. The Sunday edition has long been the crown jewel of print newspapers — stuffed as it is with news, opinion and ads and selling more copies than any of the week's other papers. Yet Sunday is the second-slowest day for traffic on the Star's website.
"Sunday's bound to be a tough day for Web traffic, given your population," said Bill Grueskin, a dean at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and co-author of "The Story So Far," a study of digital journalism.
"People are probably going to church or spending time with their families, not sneaking down to the basement to use the computer," Grueskin said.
The Monday Web spike, though, is a little more mysterious. Are people checking sports scores? Are they logging on as soon as they get settled in at work? No one knows.
"That's a bit unusual," Grueskin said. At most papers, he said, "the spike tends to come later in the week, on Tuesday and Wednesday."
Whatever the reason for the Monday surge, The Star's editors say they're going to take the news where the readers are. Davis said readers will continue to find fresh news on the Star website when they get up on Monday, and throughout the day as news breaks.
The Star has fielded a number of reader complaints since the end of the Monday edition was announced. For the most part, readers have objected to the non-Monday changes that came along with the end of the Monday paper. Among other things, the Monday Record — a weekly account of arrests and legal proceedings — moved to Sunday, and the Escapes section was folded into the rest of The Star's features section.
Grueskin, the journalism professor, said loyal subscribers are bound to feel hurt and frustrated whenever someone tampers with their paper. Their reading habits, he said, are deeply ingrained.
"It's like switching the brake pedal and the gas pedal on your car," he said.
But with advertising revenue shrinking across the print industry, he said, papers are taking a hard look at their products.
"The day of people depending on the newspaper for their TV listings is coming to an end," he said. "There was a time when people put the TV guide section on the coffee table in front of the TV." Now they get that information from a digital recorder or TV guide channel, he said.
Horoscopes and the Coffee Break feature, both of which exist only in the print edition of The Star, won't be available Monday. Readers will get a double dose of Beetle Bailey, Get Fuzzy and other comics in the Tuesday paper. Davis said it was important to keep the funnies in the paper without interrupting their storylines.
"I think the comics page is a gateway to readership," said Davis, who started reading newspapers as a child through the comics page of The Chattanooga News-Free Press.
"A lack of comics hasn't hurt the Wall Street Journal or the New York Times," he said. "But they're part of the glue that holds together a community newspaper."
Readers have also occasionally complained that they'll get fewer newspapers for their money, a complaint that continues to frustrate Star employees — because it's simply not true.
The Star has dropped its monthly subscription rates to reflect the change in the number of newspapers produced weekly. Subscribers who signed up before the change will see their subscriptions lengthened by the same number of days they'd lose when the Monday paper goes away.
One thing readers won't lose, Star editors say, is news. Yes, news does break on Sunday — in fact, one of The Star's biggest stories in its history, the 1961 burning of a Freedom Riders bus, happened on Mother's Day — but these days, it's possible to get the Sunday news the day it happens.
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Posted Tuesday March 13, 2012, About: 'Rampage' Jackson wants out of UFC
oh well, he is mainly mad because he lost and isn't the talk of UFC anymore. He is a joke now.
Posted Wednesday March 07, 2012, About: Nets targeting Calipari?
This better not happen, seriously. I think he learned his lesson once before and UK is paying him a butt load of money. No way he actually goes.
Posted Wednesday March 07, 2012, About: Nets targeting Calipari?
Green isn't a Celtic anymore, hate to break it to ya.
Posted Wednesday March 07, 2012, About: Anthony admits he's lost in new offense
Lin really didn't bust, he peaked. He will be a decent PG through his career. Maybe comparable to Ramon Sessions or something like that. Not a superstar but accountable and reliable.
Posted Wednesday March 07, 2012, About: Jets would be in play for Peyton
This would only be a move to sell tickets, not get better. Their is other areas they can improve besides QB. Truth be told Mark Sanchez isn't doing that bad.
Posted Monday March 05, 2012, About: Daily shakeups coming to Red Sox lineup
to paraphrase this article Bobby V line up is going to be a cluster ****
Posted Monday March 05, 2012, About: ... And now L.A. believes it can win a title
No way they win a title this year. that window closed already.
Posted Wednesday February 29, 2012, About: Kidd-Gilchrist planning to stay?
You be quiet sir.
Posted Monday February 27, 2012, About: LeBron takes heat after All-Star showing
Im sure he's real concerned being tied for the best record in the league.
Posted Sunday February 26, 2012, About: T-Wolves trade scenarios
Posted Saturday February 25, 2012, About: Report: Wallace to sign with Lakers
Maybe they are planning on dealing Gasol and this is so they have more depth. IDK.
Posted Wednesday February 22, 2012, About: Johnson dishes on Hawks issues
that big contract isnt looking so great anymore. They have a championship caliber team, with a D-League effort. It was kinda likme the THunder until they decided that they was done being mediocre.
Posted Wednesday February 22, 2012, About: Best bet for a combine freak show
Indy honestly needs to take him. Hell with Luck. He just doesn't have the what RG3 does.
Posted Wednesday February 22, 2012, About: Bucs primed as a player in free agency
They need a lot of things. Freeman and Blount are something to build on. There defense needs a lot of help. It's awful.
Posted Sunday February 19, 2012, About: Wall irked by late Rising Stars pick
You may not know it but you're desribing Dejuan Blair and Trevor Booker, both pretty productive NBA players. Let Sullinger actually get into the NBA before you judge how he'll stack up.
Posted Sunday February 19, 2012, About: Wall irked by late Rising Stars pick
Why would he take anything that happens on All-Star weekend seriously?
Posted Sunday February 19, 2012, About: Report: LeBron lining up return to Cleveland
Wow, no. He said that only because he was in Cleveland and didn't want to incite a riot.
Posted Wednesday June 22, 2011, About: Spurs seeking lottery, dangling Parker
There isn't much value in this draft. Why would the Spurs do this?
Posted Wednesday June 22, 2011, About: Prized OSU commit now visiting Michigan
Wow what a great non-story. It will only matter if he commits to Michigan visiting means nothing.
Posted Tuesday June 21, 2011, About: JoePa admits breaking NCAA rule
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Ok, so clearly I have a problem with the stemware. The truth is many BYOs in the city use cheap stemware with low likelihood of breaking during dishwashing. After all, they aren't making money off the wine.
My real problem with dinner was that the food was thrown on the table so fast I was still trying to finish my appetizer as they were taking it away to put the main down. One of my colleagues commented afterwards that it was like eating at Applebees--efficient, but very rushed.
Finally, this is also not the restaurant to come to if you need a receipt. They really have no desire to provide for one (they use the one they write up to give you the bill to do there own accounting and won't rewrite it so that you can have a copy). So if you are dining for work--go somewhere else. This place won't satisfy your employer or the IRS with it's cash only, no receipt policy.
I'm being generous here with my two stars. There are great BYOs in the city, as such I don't need to eat at this one again.
Amazing food. Great service. – Went to Audrey Claire for the first time tonight after multiple people had recommended it and I thought it was absolutely fabulous. We ordered the lamb and the grilled tuna -- both were delicious. They were cooked perfectly and the Mediterranean accents (couscous, yogurt, etc.) added a wonderful flavor to the meal. There was no wait (on a Sunday night) and the service was excellent. I would say that the only negative is that it is cash only. But, I definitely plan to go back!
Mediterranean-touched B.Y.O.B. goes heavy on the unique seafood creations, minimal decor and wins with quaint modernism. – In Short
This is the less-is-more bistro of a more-is-more neighborhood. Dishes here match the decor: classic seafood and meats with singular flourishes. Start with pear, Gorgonzola and walnut flat bread--a visually plain, but pleasantly savory combination of sweet, sharp and rich. Mussels--best in a lightly spicy garlic and chorizo broth--are fit for two. Hearty entrees include roasted half-chicken updated with tangy, sweet pomegranate molasses or tender, garlic-crusted rack of lamb. (Photo courtesy K.Ciappa)
Very Good – This was a good experience all around. First off, the host was terrific and the waiter was very helpful too. While the place was packed both were pleasant, nice, attentive and honest. The food too was very well done. The octopus appetizer came atop salad, which was a surprise. I was just expecting some grilled octopus in a vinagrette. The two fish entrees - tuna and rock fish - were well done. The seasoning could have been a bit more zesty, the fish was of good quality and well prepared. They both came atop Israeli couscous and excellent haricot verts. I would recommend sitting at the bar if an option, because it's quieter than other tables in the very loud restaurant, and watching the cooks turned out to be entertaining and informative. I'm looking forward to returning.
Best Mussels in Philly! – Two weeks ago was my first trip to Audrey Claire and I firmly believe it is one restaurant in Philadelphia that absolutely cannot be missed. Mussels are among my favorite foods, and the mussels at Audrey Claire were the best I have every had. Definitely the best BYO I've been to as well. It's small and popular, with good reason, so be sure to get there early, or be prepared to wait. Don't miss this restaurant!
BEST BYO experience so far... – Dinner at Audrey Claire's was an awesome experience. Everything you expect in a restaurant exceeded our expectations - great service and amazing food. The interior is strikingly minimal and bare, but I now realize that's because all attention is paid to the food. The Branzino I had was cooked to perfection, it was the best fish I've ever tasted. I look forward to many repeated visits.
overall good experience – I went to Audrey Claire on Saturday (7/14) evening with 4 of my girlfriends. We arrived around 8:30 p.m., and had to wait for about a 1/2 hour for a table. The hostess was kind enough to open a bottle of our wine, so we could have a drink while we waited outside on a bench. We ordered the tomato/buffalo mozz. and pear/gorgonzola flatbreads as appetizers - they were great! The baby arugula salad was the perfect dinner for a warm summer night - I especially liked the warm goat cheese. My friends ordered the shrimp, caesar salad, and pasta w/ mushrooms - they were all happy with their meals, as well. We really liked the little wine glasses - it reminded me of Europe. Service was great - our waitor was really friendly and didn't mind that we took our time with dinner (and multiple bottles of wine).
enjoyable.... – Had dinner at Audrey Claire on a Sunday, it was not that crowded and my date was already seated when I arrived, so I cannot comment on any wait or seating issues. We began with the pear and gorgonzola flatbread which I believe was also topped with toasted pine nuts. This sounded like a great combination to me and it really lived up to my expectations, it was also huge. We also had the grilled octopus salad with feta and red onions that was a really tasty dish. I had the lamb with cous cous which I found to be really delicious and proceeded to devour. My companion had the risotto with wild boar sausage. I found this to be a tasty and very interesting dish. We finished with the warm chocolate cake which I was not blown away by, but it was fairly light and very good. Overall, I really enjoyed the food. I must agree with some other viewers that the tiny wine glasses were annoying (even after I tried to imagine myself in a small town in the French countryside) they were just too small and awkward to hold. We sat near the door which might have been an issue in the winter but on this night it was fairly warm out. I also read another viewer complain about sitting near the kitchen where it was loud, well I think the whole place was loud, in fact the acoustics stink and you really kind of have to lean across the table to make conversation, so while the setting is nice and intimate, quiet, it is not. I envision this place being a bit annoying on the weekends, but I would definitely go back during the week or on a Sunday, I found the food to be pretty solid and enjoyable!
Fine. – The food was very fresh and tasty but it didn't low me away. I was especially disappointed with the crab cake on cornbbread. It was dry and uninspired. The wait was way too long for final result.
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This school is a horrible place to be. There is constant bullying, and nothing is done about it. I see other kids being harassed everyday. Even the most friendly kids are being bullied and I am too. I've actually considered skipping just to avoid some people. When bullying get reported, we have restorative circles that don't do anything except make the bully even angrier at the other. Some teachers are decent, but many aren't. A lot of the time teachers don't have any control over their class. The kids can't keep quiet and the teacher doesn't do anything. You can't learn anything in that environment. I think there should be more severe punishments. If a student is being kicked out of class almost everyday, there's probably a reason why. But they just keep on coming to class, with no punishment whatsoever. Overall, if you want your kid to be happy, don't send them here. Either you fit in or you don't and then you're going to be bullied either way. I haven't been happy at school or wanted to be here even once during this school year.
I would rate it Zero stars if that was an option. The current principal has ruined this school. She is a bully and has made all the best teachers either leave or quit. Parents, students and teachers have petitioned to get this principal out so that the school can be a learning environment vs. a chaotic one.
Great little gem in the city's public high schools. Its small size compared to the large traditional schools results in a tighter student community. Full range of sports teams except for football and enough AP and electives to keep students busy. PTSA is active and teachers encourage students to do well. Strong emphasis on community service and a great partnership with Kaiser.
All parents with special education children should avoid this school. The principal lacks the leadership to properly assist the special education staff. The general education teachers are also equally unmotivated by the lack of leadership. The teacher moral is so low that the annual teacher turnover rate over 30%. The special education department is inexperienced and is capable of doing more harm than good. Students that are enrolled in special ed inclusion with diploma are now being informed that all of their school work has been modified since being first enrolled (without prior parent notification or parent authorization) and they re now disqualified from graduating with a high school diploma. Some students are being informed of this after attending the school for years. I regret ever enrolling my kid in this school.
Wallenberg has a very good counseling department and conscientious, accessible teachers. The campus and student body is smaller than other neighborhood high schools, but this allows your student to stand out. The school s community service requirement is a great tool for teaching kids to reach out in their communities. Kids are able to enroll in the classes that they need and are showcased well. Their acceptance rate to good colleges is high. We have not encountered any incidences of bullying. The school is located in a good neighborhood, halls are immaculate, classrooms are well lit and conducive to learning. No, the school does not have a football team, but unless your kid has his heart set on playing football, who cares? Overall, very pleased.
I am a Wallenberg graduate and I think Wallenberg is a good school. If you were to send your child to Wallenberg, s/he will come out just fine. The class offering isn t the largest often due to budget issues. Most students that stay for all 4 years are in it for the grade. It s pretty easy to do well, but for those who do not do well, lack of effort plays a big role. But the real gem here is the ability to form and/or join any kind of clubs one wants and the ability to join almost any sports one wants as well (as well as multiple sports in one season). If you want to get into true school politics, students can run for the Student Site Council and/or run as the Student Advisory Council. SSC and SAC positions have the most power to make true changes. It is not difficult to participate; anyone can actually join the meetings. Self-initiated is the most concept one must understand in order to have a great experience at Wallenberg. They should challenge themselves by taking on ridiculous task like managing a library and becoming the project leader for yearbook. Admittedly, most students and faculty at Wallenberg tend to hate the administration. I partly blame the education politics.
This school has a lot to offer. It's up to the student and parents to make things happen. There are lots to do. We got music (they always had it...band), computer, art, languages just like the other schools. We have all the sports, just not football. We've got clubs galore. Want drama, cooking, sewing, photograpy, glee, BSU, Latino, Muslim, Asian, string club, pholospy, ecology, science, health pathways, so much more. New renovations, beautiful clean new campus, and it's a breath of fresh air. We are also climbing the charts of the API score and have done better then most other SFUSD high schools. Tours on Tuesdays. Come make an appointment and check us out!
This school was the last choice for my child and now he is stuck there. i am really trying to move him to a charter or other high school that can offer more creative outlets. why doesn't this high school have music or drama classes? they offer some idiotic yoga class now but no music. last year at least there was choir and a play for kids. now nothing- even after school has no clubs for creativity. i would never choose to send a student to this dull place. and by the way the principal is very uninformed and a really rude person.
I was so impressed at last nights Meritus dinner. As a new parent to Wallenberg I m very excited for my son to be involved in a school with so many resources and helpful dedicated teachers. It was a powerful experience for my son and I to hear the personal account of a student who was struggling, in and out of foster care, low GPA, had no motivation for school until the Meritus Program offered him a chance and opportunity to turn his life around. They followed this student through high school, tracking his academics and making sure he rose his GPA above a 2.5 now this student is enrolled at SFSU working for a degree in Biology all paid for and sponsored by Meritus. I want the Best for my Son and I believe he will succeed and Shine like a STAR in his next 4 years of high school.
I highly recommend and invite you to visit our school and get involved with the school governance. The reason being is so that you can get to know the awesome staff, teachers, parents and students. You should see for yourself the different types of resources and organizations that the school has to offer. Look at the positive and leave the negative at home. Come help/tutor our students help them rise academically. Give teachers strength and support so they can continue working hard with more passion and dedication than ever before. I invite the parents to come see for your selves the activities, events, and meetings the school has to offer. Get involved with your child s education. Everyone working towards these goals together we will reach a successful school year.
i was a previous student at wallenberg and i have to say i had a pretty bad experience. the administration was poor. mostly the principal and vice principal. there was no order. you would see students in the halls during class playing around and there would b many fights. all i have to say is that im glad i changed schools. i am a much happier person now.
My son is a freshman here and I already love it. The previous principal has been replaced. The teachers are excellent, they push the kids hard but also are very supportive. It's a great size -- with 750 students big enough to run most major sports and activities, but small enough that kids can really participate. Only drawback is the building -- a converted elementary school, but you get some relief as the cramped hallways open onto spectacular views!
Wallenberg is small which makes it possible for the teachers to be much more concentrated on each student individually and help each student reach their full potential.
Its a great small school with many opportunities in sports.
I really love that we have a microwave,but the best thing about the school is all the clubs and stuff we can do.
We're smaller than most high schools in San Francisco yet we offer as much as the big schools. We have the same sports, classes, and diversity that all the other schools have. We might not have as much fame, but we're a small community who cares for each other.
The school is horrible, bad students and teachers, there are only a handful of good teacher, like Mr. Free, probably THE best history teacher. The administration is so bad, it's not even funny.......do your kids a favor and do not send them there!
The school has an excellent basketball program under Coach Mulligan, probably the best in the City, despite the so-so caliber of the school.
I was an exchange student at this school this year. Teachers are great. They are very nice and helpful, but the principal and assistant principal were just horrible. I appreciate that they gave me the opportunity to learn there, but the administration was very very bad! Student are really unhappy there. Assistant principals standing on the front doorf every monring clapping and cheering to make the students run...horrible!
We have never seen a school where everyone seems so unhappy.
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