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4566 Bissonnet St, Bellaire, TX | Directions 7740129.714508 -95.454852
Sat-Sun: 12pm-3pm, 3pm-9:30pm, Mon-Fri: 11am-3pm, 3pm-9:30pm
Neighborhoods: Southwest, Bellaire
Still the Best! – This is one of our favorite restaurants in the Bellaire/ West U area. Don't let the strange location fool you! The food is consistently great - tasty and healthy. My kids love going there and eating as much as we do. Everything we have tried has been cooked to perfection and well seasoned. I think this is a little hidden gem and am so glad they are still around. My husband recommends the Herman Park Duck and I think the Tofu and Broccoli is perfection. The kids split Sweet and Sour chicken and Vegetable with Noodles. Meals come with brown rice as an option which is always great. We also love the almond cookie dessert with the fortune cookie. YUM!
Also, just a note that this is a good place for kids. They go out of their way to make the kids feel welcome and that is appreciated.
Still the Best in Houston – We visited Daniel Wong's Kitchen Saturday - a must-stop when we're in Houston.
Spring Rolls and Crab Puffs were great (real Crab!)
The "Crispy Hermann Park Duck" was as good as the first time I had it ~40 years ago, when it was called "Westlake Duck".
Verbal jests abound in Mr. Wong's whimsical, friendly and extensive menu. Then there's "We'll make it YOUR way" 3-paragraph Welcome and Introduction to the menu; UNPARALLELED, and pure joy to read.
The vegetable-only Hot-n-Sour soup is the best anywhere I've ever dined.
Steeped in personal tradition and impeccable food quality, Daniel Wong's is quiet, unassuming and features fantastic, original takes on what most Americans THINK is Chinese Food.
Local diners enter and address Mr. Wong by his first name. It's that kind of place.
I cannot offer superlatives enough about this place for fantastic tastes, variety unparalleled elsewhere, and the most customer-friendly, accomodating menu I've ever encountered in a restaurant anywhere at any price.
PRICE? Unbelievably affordable, what I call 'stupid cheap'. Appetizers <$5, most entrees <$10 that could cost 2 X as much and still be bargains.
Fresh, original, and 40 years of quality I know of, I cook and am hypercritical.
Daniel Wong's is GENUINE.
The negative posters here obviously had exceptional, not typical experiences, or short history curves with good Asian cooking, (with a 'Texas Twist'!)
Fresh experience – I took my wife and daughter here last Saturday afternoon and we had a great experience. The vegetables are very fresh and the fried foods were cooked in (for lack of a better term) light tasting oil. All of the food that we had was very healthy and fresh tasting. They have earned new customers with my family.
Oh, and did I say the food was fresh? :)
Not a good thing - What happened to Daniel – I have eaten at Daniel Wong's Kitchen years ago and it was good. Good food and a good price. BUT that is all in the past. The food I ordered tonight was not even good enough to get to the top of my worst list. 5 thumbs down. Does not rate the one star that I have to use to post this.
Outstanding Chinese Food and Service! – Name one other restaurant in all of Houston that you can call and ask the chief to prepare whatever HE would like just for you and your family and/ or friends without having to select from the menu!?!?! I can't think of one other one. For many eateries, it's hard to get a substitution in a meal. So how many places are you confident enough in that you can give the chief free-reign? Well, Daniel Wong's Kitchen is just that kind of place! Menu items are sumptuous meals with creative names, or you might want something a bit more personalized - but, no matter what you are served, you can rest assured it will be delicious! Personal service is the name of the game for Daniel. Wonderful, warm, accommodating and most importantly, an excellent chief!
Very special place – To me, Daniel Wong's Kitchen is more then just a good place to eat. It's a place my girlfriend and I have spent 3 anniversaries at which makes it special to us. The actual building is small and feels like a hole in the wall spot but when you find it you feel like you've discovered a gem, and you have.
Some people say this isn't very good Chinese food, but really this is a southern and more healthy twist to traditional Chinese food. The prices are very reasonable, and the traffic in store is low, which makes this a great place to have a conversation over dinner. The food is excellent! I have a taste for the Mushroom Stuffed Chicken, but when I've ordered other things before I wasn't let down. Try the Roadkill Pork appetizer, you won't regret it.
When served you are given a rice bowl for the table, a plate, and your food will be on a platter. This family style serving makes sharing food very easy, and with a larger group you get an idea on what you're missing out on for next time. (I learned the duck was great last time I was there with a group)
I would recommend this place to anyone, even though I feel like I'm giving up my secret restaurant.
Great food, crazy fast delivery! – This was my first time eating takeout from Daniel Wong's. I ordered two entrees and cream cheese puffs and egg rolls. The General Tso's was good, not too fried, and the other entree, a spicy steamed chicken with veggies was great! And the speed of delivery was amazing! We must have received our food within 20 minutes of ordering! Definitely my new favorite Chinese delivery!
One of the best – I really loved how healthy this restaurant is. I totally loved it, there is no wait!!
"WORST CHINESE FOOD EVER" – I consider myself some what of an conseuier of chinese food, I also like to try new places to eat. So I browsed thru the internet and found Daniel wong's kitchen, After reading some of the reviews I place an order over the phone (Wonton soup, Egg roll and General Toa's Chicken) the Wonton Soup was over cooked & Bland the egg roll was tasteless and the general toa's chicken was so sour I could'nt eat it. By far the WORST CHINESE FOOD EVER! When I made my complaint to the mgr, Instead of trying to make it right gave me all kinds of grief over the phone. Like I said this was the WORST experience I ever had with Chinese food. I would'nt give this rest. a recommondation if I got paid for it. A total ZERO from start to finish!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hidden Gem, No Hype – Daniel Wong's is a tradition in my family because the food is fresh, of excellent quality and always just plain hits the spot. It's a quiet little unasuming place - like so many of the best restaurants are. Very often, Daniel can be seen chatting with customers in the dining room. Don't like something or need a recommendation? He'll visit your table too.
Great place, not to miss.
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The New England Patriots don't know yet who they'll face in their playoff opener.
New England Patriots running back coach Ivan Fears, right, instructs running backs Stevan Ridley (22) and Danny Woodhead (39) during NFL football practice in Foxborough, Mass., Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013. . The Patriots don't know who they'll face in their playoff opener. But, they do know plenty about that team. They are familiar with all three potential opponents, the Texans, Ravens and Colts, having played them already this season. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
New England Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker is surrounded by members of the media in the locker room after an NFL football practice in Foxborough, Mass., Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)
But they do have firsthand knowledge about all three potential opponents.
The Patriots, after all, have already played every one of them. They routed the Indianapolis Colts 59-24 and the Houston Texans 42-14 and lost to the Baltimore Ravens 31-30 on a last-play field goal.
So until the he finds out, coach Bill Belichick is playing it safe. The Patriots will focus on themselves, first and foremost. And as for the opponents? Well ...
"We'll work on everybody," the coach said Wednesday.
New England (12-4) will be home for the divisional round on Jan. 13 against the Texans if they beat the Cincinnati Bengals in Saturday's AFC wild-card game. If Houston loses, New England will host the winner of Sunday's game between Baltimore and Indianapolis.
"After the Houston game, we'll either be full-speed ahead on Houston," Belichick said, "or we'll put that in the drawer and wait and see what happens in the next game."
Either way, New England will be an interested viewer from afar this weekend. And none of the options will be easy, so any extended look the Patriots can get could prove valuable.
Rookie defensive end Chandler Jones doesn't know if he'll be trying to sack Houston's Matt Schaub, Baltimore's Joe Flacco or Indianapolis' Andrew Luck. So, like his teammates, he'll watch film and concentrate on self-improvement this week. He'll also review his own handwritten notes from previous games.
"I have a big stack of notes, actually, that I keep," Jones said, "So it's good to have those things to look at certain tendencies. I can't really talk so much about the Colts because I didn't really play. I was injured (in the first quarter), but, definitely, you can go back through those notes."
All three possible foes have changed since facing the Patriots. The Ravens, in fact, have had alterations on the coaching staff and lost four of their last five games.
"There's a lot more information since the time we played them," Belichick said. "That definitely needs to be analyzed."
The Patriots were leading 30-20 before Flacco threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to Torrey Smith with 4:01 left. Justin Tucker's 27-yard kick won the game two plays after a 27-yard pass interference penalty against Devin McCourty gave Baltimore the ball at the New England 7-yard line.
The loss dropped the Patriots to 1-2, their first sub-.500 record since they lost the 2003 opener. But by the time the Colts visited on Nov. 18, the Patriots were 6-3 and on a roll.
New England quarterback Tom Brady outplayed Luck and the Patriots received a huge boost from the defense and special teams. Aqib Talib, in his first game since being traded from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and rookie Alfonzo Dennard returned interceptions for touchdowns. And Julian Edelman brought back a punt for another.
"As a defensive back, we have short-term memories," Talib said, "so I don't remember too much about the game. I'm kind of worried about getting ready this week."
The Patriots' win streak had reached six games when the Texans came to town with the NFL's best record and second most points.
They left with a beating.
Brady threw four touchdown passes, all before six minutes were gone in the third quarter and the home team cruised to victory.
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Chancellor Michael F. Collins spoke out on New England Cable News yesterday against the automatic federal budget cuts slated to reduce National Institutes for Health funding by 8 percent on March 1 unless Congress acts beforehand.
"Sequestration is sort of a blunt tool to try to force the Congress to have some discipline about budget deficit and one of the meat cleavers that could fall down on our state would be rather draconian cuts in research funding," Chancellor Collins told NECN host Kristy Lee on the DC Dialogue program.
The across-the-board federal cuts would significantly damage the state's research enterprise, he said. Massachusetts would lose about $300 million in science and research funding.
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For the first time in a while, Texas State will look for a new leader for its men's basketball program.
After seven years as head coach and a 92-107 overall record, Doug Davalos and the Bobcats parted ways. Davalos' contract ran out at the end of the season and won't be renewed.
"I am very appreciative of what Coach Davalos has done," Texas State Director of Athletics Dr. Larry Teis said in a statement. "Davalos inherited a tough situation when he came to Texas State. Recruiting three years in three different leagues is not easy. The decision to not renew his contract was mutual."
Davalos took over at Texas State following a six-year reign by Dennis Nutt that left the program in shambles.
When Nutt resigned in 2006, the Bobcats had just wrapped up a disastrous 3-24 season where they only beat two Division-I programs (Texas-Pan American and Texas-San Antonio). On top of that, Nutt's failure to hold his team accountable in the classroom led to heavy sanctions by the NCAA.
"Part of the reason I'm here is that I have a proven track record of being in a challenging situation and providing tangible results," Davalos said upon his hiring on April 6, 2006. "I know we can do big things here."
Davalos quickly improved the academic standing of the program, then went to work on the product the fans see on the court.
Texas State won three times as many games in Davalos' first year as it did in Nutt's last, added four to that total in 2007-08 and advanced to the Southland Conference Tournament for the first time since 2004-05 after a 14-15 record in the 2008-09 regular season. That trip to Katy ended in heartbreak for the Bobcats, as they let a double-digit lead in the second half slip through their fingers in a first-round loss to Nicholls State.
In Davalos' next two years, Texas State returned to the Merrell Center and again, couldn't make it past the semifinals. Southeastern Louisiana knocked the Bobcats out in 2009-10 and McNeese State ended their season in 2010-11.
Many felt Davalos' job was in jeopardy following the 2011-12 season when he went 13-17 and ripped the SLC and its officials after a season-ending loss to Sam Houston State, but Teis brought him back under a one-year deal.
Texas State didn't find much success during the this regular season as it struggled with a tougher schedule, posting two losing streaks of five or more games. That changed, however, in the Western Athletic Conference Tournament when junior forward Joel Wright took over and led the Bobcats to an upset win over second-seeded University of Denver in the quarterfinals, which was Davalos' only win over a program in the Top 100 of the Ratings Percentage Index. Texas State saw its season end the next night in a loss to New Mexico State.
"We wanted to play as hard as we can for our coaches," said Wright, who earned All-WAC Tournament honors. "We know we don't want to play for no other coaches."
Wright and his teammates must now face the uncertainty of playing for a new coach, whenever that person is hired. Texas State retained the services of Parker Executive Search to help with the hire, the same firm it used in 2011 when looking for a head football coach.
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My interest is pretty wide according to artists I follow. Differing in physical or digital disciplines and status, some are very known and could be on the edge of being commercial and others might just be students or unknown artist with a very good oeuvre. But all of them have a touch of absurdness, eccentric material usage, high resolution intricacy and would preferably have a high level of tolerance for mistakes. Abhominal, Barry x ball, Henrique Oliveira, Jan Manski, Jerry Judah, Mrmann, Katsuyo Aoki, Lebbeus Woods, Michael Hansemeyer, Juliaan Lampens, Wolfgang Tschapeller, Stephan Balleux, Mack Scogin Merril Elam Architects would be a good representation of what I seek for in the creative industry.
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The results are in for a Forum Communications pollFargo, ND (WDAY TV) -- The results are in. A Forum Communications poll shows Rick Berg leading over Heidi Heitkamp in the race for U.S. Senate by ten points.
By: Becky Parker, WDAY
Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) -- The results are in. A Forum Communications poll shows Rick Berg leading over Heidi Heitkamp in the race for U.S. Senate by ten points.
The candidates are stumping for votes harder than ever as the election draws near.
With just over two weeks to the election, Democrat Heidi Heitkamp trails Republican Rick Berg by ten points in the U.S. Senate race.
50% of likely voters would vote for Berg, 40% for Heitkamp, and ten percent were undecided.
At a women's rally in Grand Forks, Heitkamp says the wide gap in the polls doesn't mean the race is over.
Heitkamp: "The bottom line is, I don't really rely on polls. I rely on what happens when I go to a restaurant, and a table full of women who are bridesmaids yell, "come on over! We want to visit with you." And you're shaking hands and the elderly couple says they've already voted for you."
Both candidates are hitting the campaign trail hard. Rick Berg is stumping in the Western part of the state.
Berg's staff says's he's unable to break away for a phone interview, but sent us a statement.
It says "the poll results show that North Dakotans are rejecting Heitkamp's campaign of false personal attacks..."
It goes on to say he's" encouraged that most North Dakotans back his message to reduce the debt and fight Obama's policies."
Heitkamp does lead in high-population counties like Cass and Grand Forks. But Berg polled very strongly in counties out West, like Burleigh and Stark.
With the election drawing near, both candidates agree that there are clear differences separating them.
Heitkamp: "Congressman Berg promises more partisanship. He promises that he'll go there and vote like a Republican, and I don't think that's always the right way to go. I think you have to go there and be an independent voice for North Dakota."
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Send kids off to school with unbeatable comfort and style. The Kids' Dawson features all the comfort of our traditional Crocs™ shoes with eye-catching color combinations, flexible suede upper, cozy faux fur lining, and a cute Jibbitz™ charm (one charm included per pair; on children's sizes 9 and above only).
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- Warm, water-resistant suede upper in eye-catching color combinations.
- Enclosed upper helps keep feet dry.
- Faux-fur lined for warmth.
- Accentuated with Crocs™ synthetic fuzz.
- Holes across backstrap allow for Jibbitz™ charms and a new look every day.
- Croslite™ material midsole for lightweight comfort.
- Rubber pods on outsole for traction.
- One Jibbitz™ shoe charm included per pair; on children's sizes 9 and above only.
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I just received these for my daughter. We bought size 11 and I feel they do run true to size. The plum/purple color is gorgeous! They are extremely lightweight which is great for an active 5 year old! They do come with one jibbitz, which is not shown in this color. The jibbitz is a dark brown teddy bear. The snowflake jibbitz is shown in the pink, and I called the customer service representative and he said that the plum color also had a snowflake jibbitz which was incorrect. The jibbitz did come off the first time my daughter wore them, and thankfully a classmate found it again as the dark brown teddy bear jibbitz is not available to buy which I was disappointed. Overall, I am happy with the shoe!
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Yes! Those are the exact words from my 5 year old son who is always on the go. He absolutely loves them! He wants to wear them all the time - thankfully I bought them in brown as well. He loves the flexibility of putting different pins/characters
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Very cute fall/winter shoes
I was very pleased with the look of these shoes. They're easy to put on and the suede is a nice touch. Only complaint is the first time my daughter wore these shoes the tiny little "c" in "crocs" written on the back of one shoe fell off so it says, "rocs." Other than that, I'm very pleased with these shoes. She wears these instead of tennis shoes. I like how the fleece will keep her feet warm even if not wearing socks.


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Courtyard Villa with Solar Heated Pool near Town Squares in The Villages
- bedrooms 2
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- sleeps 4
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Excellent location! It's a short drive to Spanish Springs and Lake Sumter Landing town squares. The villa is a two bedroom, two bath stucco courtyard villa located at 1129 Alfredo Ave. in Villa de la Ramona in Santo Domingo Village. There is a fully applianced galley style kitchen and a glass enclosed lanai with pocket slider doors to a small pool (size is 8 ft. by 14 ft. and the depth is 4 ft.) with a birdcage. The side yard is pavered and there is a gas grill. There is a one and a half car garage with a washer and dryer. The master bedroom has a queen bed, and the guest bedroom has a double bed. Everything you will need for your stay is here. There is a TV in the living room and another in the master bedroom. There is wifi and internet for your laptop. Thirty one executive golf courses are free with Village ID. The eleven championship courses require a fee. The nearest championship golf courses are Tierra Del Sol and Hacienda. The nearest executive courses are El Diablo, El Santiago, and De La Vista. A two seat, night driveable golf cart is available for rent at $180.00 per month. This is a no smoking, no pets home. Please check calendar for availability. There is a two week minimum rental.
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There are many pools (sports, adult and family) and clubhouses throughout the
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2015 Jan., Feb., Mar. - $2900
2014 Apr., May - $1800 ($550 per week - two week minimum stay)
2014 June, July, Aug., Sept. - $1300 ($500 per week - two week minimum stay)
2014 Oct., Nov., Dec. - $1800 ($550 per week - two week minimum stay)
All rental rates are subject to 9% FL taxes.
Security deposit is $200 (for two week rental) and $400 (for monthly rental). Deposit is fully refundable if villa is left in same clean condition as when rented and ready for next guests. If villa is not left in same clean condition as when rented, a cleaning fee will be deducted from the security deposit.
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The Wildwood Zoological Society was formed in 1972. For the past forty years, the Zoo Society has planned, funded, and provided volunteers for most of the programming and events that took place at the zoo. This year alone, the Zoo Society sponsored several education programs that cost over $5,000. This included the Spring Education Programs as well as the popular summer program, Wild Wednesdays.
The Zoo Society has several major fundraisers per year to help raise money for the zoo. Blues in the Zoo (June), Zoofest (June) and Trick or Treating (October) are some of the events where you can thank and support Zoo Society members.
The Wildwood Park Zoological Society works with the Parks and Recreation Department of the City of Marshfield to continue improvement and expansion of the zoo.
Click here for upcoming Zoo Society Meetings. All meetings are held in the Oak Avenue Community Center. Meetings are usually held the 3rd Thursday of every month and are open to the public.
Zoo Society Update: The Wildwood Zoological Society is in search of new Board Members!Do you enjoy Wildwood Zoo? Are you interested in helping shape the zoo's future? If your answer is yes to either question, you are an excellent candidate for the Wildwood Zoological Society Board!
What does the Zoological Society Board do?The Zoo Board sponsors Wild Wednesdays, Blues at the Zoo, Zoofest, Trick or Treating and several other programs and events. They also purchase new animals for the zoo. The purpose of the Board is to generate public interest in and appreciation of the animal kingdom, promote the zoo, and to solicit, raise, collect, and receive contributions, donations, and gifts for the replacement and acquisition of animals for the zoo and improvements on zoo facilities.
What does a board member have to do?Board members attend monthly meetings (usually the 3rd Thursday of every month at 7pm) and volunteer at zoo events.
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Q: A recent article described planned safety improvements to I-78 around the Krumsville interchange. The work will include truck lanes that slow-moving tractor-trailers could use to allow cars to pass safely. That's great, but I must wonder if PennDOT planners have recently traveled on 78 between Route 33 and the Route 309 split. The same conditions often prevail there as well. It is with little exaggeration that I claim to regularly be stuck behind two columns of traffic while a truck going 46 mph passes one doing 45. This creates a serious safety hazard with other traffic flowing at 65 mph or more. When will truck lanes be added to eastbound 78 approaching 33 and westbound 78 just beyond Route 412? I know this situation won't be resolved overnight, but it would be encouraging to know that PennDOT's engines are being revved at the starting line.
— Dave Carr, Upper Macungie Township
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Seriously, there are no current plans for truck lanes on Interstate 78 between routes 33/309 split — an improvement for which Niklas Enblom of Easton also has been lobbying. Truck lanes would be helpful there, or on any lengthy stretch of four-lane highway on a grade. But the sticker price can run as high as those hills; it's a matter of picking and choosing the roads that most need the climbing lanes.
The accident-prone eight-mile stretch of I-78 on both sides of the Krumsville (Route 737) interchange gets the green flag in our region, mostly because it's an older design with narrow shoulders, low overpasses and short interchange ramps. The challenge such conditions can pose was demonstrated by the horrific traffic jams touched off by the Valentine's Day 2007 snow and ice storm. It was snow, then it was sleet or freezing rain, then snow again — I'm not sure how many changeovers there were, and it likely differed by area. But it produced the worst case of widespread roadway icing in my 46 years of behind-the-wheel recollection.
The result, as most Lehigh Valley residents from the time will remember, was a massive traffic jam covering a 50-mile stretch of I-78 from Fogelsville to I-81, stranding some people in their cars for up to 24 hours and prompting a state investigation and recommendations on ways to steer around similar problems in the future.
Among the proposals in the Witt Report that followed were the truck lanes PennDOT intends to build — beginning in 2015, according to current plans.
Movable median barriers like the steel-gate model in today's photo also were recommended. The gates, which allow police to divert stranded traffic from one direction on the highway to the opposing lanes, were added at five locations on the 25-mile stretch between the Krumsville interchange and Route 183 near Strausstown. The gates can get stalled traffic back on the road sooner to deal with stoppages of long duration, and provide access for emergency vehicles even in shorter-term tie-ups. In the 2007 storm, some motorists using the shoulders trying to escape to the nearest exit got stuck there as well, completely blocking emergency-vehicle access.
Actually, the truck-climbing lanes were part of the discussion for possible improvements to the Berks County section of I-78 even prior to the Witt Report, according to PennDOT spokesman Ron Young. Big rigs with their heavy loads and straining, fuel-efficient diesel engines have been lumbering slowly up the long inclines for decades, frustrating us regular warriors increasingly as horsepower climbed in our cars.
Todd Rousenberger, consulting engineer for the Krumsville project (technically it's two projects, the reconstruction of the interchange and the highway improvements on both sides of it), said the truck-climbing lanes will be added on the roughly three-mile stretch approaching the interchange westbound, and for five miles approaching it eastbound. The full-size 12-foot-wide lanes will line the uphill (obviously) sides continuously, allowing slow movers to remain in the lane the whole way.
Too bad we have to wait till summer 2015 for the start of three years' worth of construction. It could be mid-2018 before it's all done, and more likely 2019, as speed bumps often arise along the way. Cost estimates for construction alone run to $130 million for the road improvements and $30 million for the new "diamond" interchange (including the realignment of Route 737 to cross the highway in a more perpendicular manner), according to Rousenberger.
The highway work also includes, of course, reconstructing the deteriorating road itself, widening the shoulders and raising three overpasses on the stretch to the federal standard of 161/2 feet. Preliminary work on overpasses has begun.
Because the portion of I-78 in Lehigh and Northampton counties hit the showroom floor relatively recently compared with the Berks section, it already meets most of the relevant engineering standards, PennDOT spokesman Sean Brown said. He agreed that truck lanes would benefit almost any four-lane highway with long grades, and that high bridge clearances and tall Jersey barriers don't help motorists stranded behind side-by-side big rigs.
But Brown's being realistic, Dave. Given that the Berks section won't be done for another five years or so, he thinks it unlikely that climbing lanes will be truckin' your way any time soon.
Road Service: I stalled out last Friday when I said the motorist whose car was hit by football coach Rex Ryan's vehicle at Third and Wyandotte streets in Bethlehem on Jan. 14 was trying to turn left from southbound Wyandotte onto eastbound Third. That's a prohibited turn. He was trying to drive straight ahead, continuing on southbound Wyandotte, when his car was hit.
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Willy Roentgen April 23, 2014 at 11:56 am
Was it a dreaded assault potato?
Daniella Ruiz April 23, 2014 at 02:54 pm
it was a potatoe loaded with deadly, fattening starch! surely they must be banned or the owners…Read More required to present ID when purchasing!
NK Native and Tsarnaev Widow Subpoenaed in Waltham Triple…
Tom Badger April 19, 2014 at 10:41 pm
Be comforted to know that the elder Boston Marathon terrorist had a mentor who teaches @ a nice…Read More Mooslime school in Natick Village West Warwich not far from the RI Mall. Have a nice evening Sheriff .
Leave RI April 20, 2014 at 05:30 pm
^^ which I think is next to or in close proximity to an elderly home and a church.
Tom Badger April 20, 2014 at 05:41 pm
Very correct on the Housing unit on Wakefield St and around the corner on Prov. St is the church .…Read More You know Natick Village very well as do I .
Armed Cops at URI: Do You Agree?
jim harris April 23, 2014 at 07:28 pm
Glen Anderson you clearly live in never never land. A pen and pad are not going to stop a bad guy…Read More with a gun. Maybe if you scream really loud he'll shoot someone less pathetic.
Leave RI April 23, 2014 at 10:38 pm
LMAO. Thanks jim harris. Apparently it wasn't wasted on you.
Tom Badger April 24, 2014 at 04:07 pm
Leave RI : the clueless rarely fools you and I nor do the dangerous lol . Have a nice day .
Two Hurt after Car Crashes into Subway Restaurant
Daniel Mateus April 11, 2014 at 10:39 am
This subway is a nuisance for the residents over here. You can't hardly drive by here without some…Read More moron backing up or pulling in here. Makes it worse with the D&D right across from it. Trying to turn into Warren Ave is a nightmare at lunchtime.
RI Police Attend Funeral for Fallen Cop
Report: 75 Drug Overdoses in RI in 2014
Joeb170 April 9, 2014 at 11:14 am
I don't believe any where in my post it stated to allow them to continue based on mental issues. I…Read More was just trying to get across that the reason for peoples behavior when in the grips of addiction isn't necessarily always choice. I advocate getting treatment and knowledge on the subject to better their understanding of why they do what they do. I, myself am a recovering addict, and while I have 5 years clean and sober, the disease of addiction is always lurking and waiting for me let my guard down for just one moment so it can strike. So, back to the having first responders carry Narcan with them, I'm all for it. Just my opinion.
Craig Civic April 14, 2014 at 06:49 pm
@ Joeb170...GREAT POSTS. PERIOD. @CB11: By your logic I'll bet you think it's OK and FINE and…Read More ACCEPTED scientifically that you/one CAN have a GENETIC DISPOSITION...to, say, cancer, arthitis, heart disease or any of the other hundreds/thousands of diseases CAUSED BY chemical imbalances and genetics. And that if you get THAT KIND of illness from a GENETIC problem, well, gee, then, THAT'S ok. But, with your logic it is NOT OK when that chemical imbalance or genetic predisposition involves...ADDICTION. Because YOU, being stuck in the 1800's, feel addiction is a "moral" issue and not an 'illness", whether it be genetic or chemical or...NOT. The human body is just one big chemical reaction and it is MORE surpising that there are not even MORE anomalies/illnesses/imbalances than there actually are. The human body is an amazing chemical reaction that, incredibly runs PERFECTLY 99% of the time. It's not fun being part of THAT 1% though. But it is wonderful...maybe harder?...to show empathy and kindness and care to that 1%.
CB11 April 15, 2014 at 08:46 am
I am not "stuck" in the 1800s as you suggest. I also don't live with rose-colored glasses…Read More on and think that "feel-good" empathy and misplaced compassion will solve this problem. You can try to educate the addicted but in the end, it is THEIR CHOICE to use or not. You can't be there 24-7, you can't control what they do. No matter how much you counsel and try to point them down the right path and warn them what's down the wrong one, you have no control on what they decide to do. We need to either get tough - and I mean "SWAT team surrounding the building" tough - on the gangs and the dealers who produce and sell the crap or just throw our hands up in the air and start giving out free kits with needles and Narcan. Not holding the addicted responsible for their actions and decisions is enabling and every addict will take advantage of that sort of compassion because it leaves them blameless for what they do. It's called "Tough Love" for a reason!
Can't Get Enough 'Gansett: Brewery Top 50 in U.S.
Carla Hall O'Brien April 4, 2014 at 09:47 am
How about it if Mr. Middletowner brings back the company to Narragansett at the Roller Rink???…Read More Think of all the attraction you'd get then with the brand. Think about it, RI is highest unemployment rate in the country. Bring the jobs back to Rhody, Mark Hellendrung.
Bill the 1st April 4, 2014 at 10:28 am
Yeah move the production back to RI, because, as we all know, the best business model is the one…Read More that considers how best to maximize costs and minimize returns. The reason RI is the highest unemployment rate in the country is that we are a State that has lost its way. Once a land of free, independent people, we are now the land of corruption and taxation and voluntary slavery. We have abdicated our individual power and rights to the majority and those who rule over us.
Health Department Raises Alarm about RI Hospital Infection…
Carolyn Brown April 3, 2014 at 07:52 am
Not sure which hospital in RI my friend got operated in, but he got MRSA and ended up weeks in a…Read More nursing home. - Apparently there are poor hygiene practices going on.
kelseyc April 3, 2014 at 08:17 am
There is a MSRA epidemic going on right now, all over the world, not just in RI. Usually once you're…Read More infected with MRSA once, you're colonized (essentially permanently). That's why, Mike, you received an infection a second time, and also why you'll most definitely be infected again if you ever need another surgery. Good hygiene practices are NOT the only thing that is going to stop an epidemic (what we really need is widespread knowledge about the horrors of antibiotic misuse). But if you all think simply going out of state for health care is going to solve the issue, please do. While we're at it, let's stop vaccinating our kids too because we can just blame infections on the hospitals. Yes, RI Hospital should have been more proactive about quarantining the patient; however, measles should also be all but eradicated in the US, but recent idiots like Jenny McCarthy have slowed that process a bit.
CB11 April 3, 2014 at 09:48 am
I got MRSA a few years ago and had not been anywhere near a hospital or nursing home. I spent a week…Read More in the hospital on heavy antibiotics. The doctors told me that it used to be something they saw people getting from a stay in the hospital or nursing homes but they are now seeing it brought IN to these places on people who are carriers but not affected by it. These people brush up against you, use the same handrail, touch anything that you then touch and you get it. I was told the best deterrent is to WASH! WASH! WASH! your hands often. I was also told to expect to get it again but, luckily, it's been 3 years with no further infection.
Taylor Swift Makes Surprise Visit to RI Children's Hospital
lynze April 2, 2014 at 12:49 pm
Taylor Swift did a nice thing. Period. Why is it that people just cannot accept something nice…Read More without thinking there is an ulterior motive? She did not bring cameras so it was not a PR stunt. And Thedore- Why shouldn't you be arrested if you are on her property? You don't belong there. That has nothing to do with being nice.
Renee Cwiek April 2, 2014 at 01:30 pm
I'd have you arrested if you were on my land to Thedore. It doesn't really matter why she did it.…Read More She made those kids happy.
Parts of RI Soaked with Nearly 6 Inches of Rain
Jack Baillargeron March 31, 2014 at 11:46 am
(Who will stop the rain) by CCR comes to mind of late ;-}
Firefighters Shave Heads, Raise Thousands for Kids with…
Jack Baillargeron March 28, 2014 at 06:18 pm
Good cause and good people.
Joe Sousa March 29, 2014 at 07:26 am
Newport holds a similar event . It was fun to watch the buzz cuts .
Leave RI March 30, 2014 at 01:33 am
Nice job all.
Memorial Fund Established for Lt. Ed Walsh and Firefighter…
Jack Baillargeron March 27, 2014 at 09:09 pm
The Fireman's Prayer When I am called to duty God, Where-ever flames may rage, Give me…Read More strength to save some life, What ever be it's age. Help me embrace a little child, Before it is too late, Or save an older person from The horror of that fate. Enable me to be alert and to hear the weakest shout, And quickly and efficiently, To put the fire out. I want to fill my calling and To give the best in me, To guard my every neighbour and Protect his property. And if according to my fate, I am to lose my life, Please bless with your protective hand, My children and my wife. The Fireman's Wifes Prayer The table's set, the meal's prepared, our guests will soon arrive. My husband once more disappears with a hope of keeping a child alive. While waiting at home alone, our plans having gone awry My first impulse is merely to sit right down and cry. But soon again I realize the importance of my life When I agreed to take on the duties of being a fireman's wife. While there are many drawbacks, I'll take them in my stride, Knowing "My Daddy saved a life" our children can say with pride. The gusting winds and raging flames may be his final fate. But with God's help I can remain my fireman's faithful mate.
coventry taxpayer 2 March 27, 2014 at 10:39 pm
From Tom Brady who watched the firefighters: On behalf of my entire family, I want to extend my…Read More deepest sympathies and condolences to the Boston Fire Department and the families of our brave and selfless firefighters who gave their lives for our protection and safety today, and to the entire firefighting community who protect us each and every day. All of you will be in our thoughts and prayers.
John March 28, 2014 at 04:02 pm
Please keep comments to the thread and the fallen. Anything else is disrespectful. Thank You
After Seance on State Time, State Police Launch Probe into…
Leave RI March 27, 2014 at 02:50 pm
...they should file suit against the psychic...she couldn't see this coming???
Abe Lincoln March 27, 2014 at 04:07 pm
The Mrs had seances after they blew my brains out at the theatre!
Gordon Fox's Home Raided by FBI
Tom March 21, 2014 at 11:04 pm
He can't wait to get prison raped.
jw3 March 22, 2014 at 09:19 am
Peter A. Filippi III March 23, 2014 at 11:36 am
As for the AG he'll just look the other way. I was blackmailed by the mayor of Johnston in the last…Read More mayoral election. The State Police have all the recordings of the matter in which it was revealed that 4 other candidates had also been blackmailed over the past 6 years by the Johnston Democrat Machine in which the investigation was promptly halted. For more info contact email@example.com
Gordon Fox, RI House Speaker, Target of Federal Probe
ralph March 27, 2014 at 04:03 pm
Time for a changing of the guard. Vote GOP. Lets get some fresh blood in there and get RI back on…Read More track. RI is ranked like almost dead last in every State ranked category there is, except on corruption and love for illegals. Democrats biggest thing is cracking down on gun ownership and not finding jobs for RI. Backwards thinking. Screw the Dems. Go GOP this election.
Becca March 29, 2014 at 10:49 am
New blood there lol just another one of their own is in! Same BS if not more to come!
Miss Cranston Diner Goes Up in Flames
Patrick Boyd March 21, 2014 at 08:35 am
Went there once for breakfast. I was hoping for more based on their reviews on Yelp and Urban Spoon.…Read More To each his own I suppose. I do hope they rebuild quickly and their employees and customers can get back there.
Becca March 22, 2014 at 10:06 am
Another business lost in Cranston! Ugh
Local Firefighters to Go Bald for Children's Cancer Research
Mark Schieldrop (Editor) March 21, 2014 at 06:55 am
Hey thanks. It's a glitch with text in our profiles that others have encountered. My email address…Read More is email@example.com Thanks for the tip -- I'll look into it.
Noel P. Roby March 23, 2014 at 09:14 am
Mark, I've got a blog on the Patch. And a photographer friend. I can cover the event and write up…Read More something. Let me know. Noel P. Roby, email@example.com.
Jennifer Cook, RIC Professor, Dies in NY Truck Crash
Cadre March 17, 2014 at 06:29 pm
Rest peacefully, Dr. Cook.
Lorene Kelman March 18, 2014 at 08:40 pm
I can't believe this is real! I am honored to have been mentored by Dr. Cook. Her death is a…Read More monumental loss to RIC, the education profession, and most especially, society in general. My condolences to her wife, family, friends, and the RIC community. RIP Dr. Cook.
Paul Corey March 20, 2014 at 10:26 am
Great teacher a great loss for RIC!! In my thoughts and prayers!
Sally Beauty Target of Data Breach
gerri March 18, 2014 at 11:28 am
We have one in Stoughton mass at Park Plaza
Patty March 23, 2014 at 04:03 pm
There is also a "Sally Beauty Supply" in Saugus.
John Sabourin March 29, 2014 at 05:13 pm
I too wish my sincere condolences abd on the behalf of my late brother Roland (Rollie) Sabourin he…Read More too would extend his sincere condolences.
After Almost Getting Scammed, EG Cafe Owner Warns Others
Mark Schieldrop (Editor) March 12, 2014 at 12:03 pm
Sorry. It's a phone that you use to send MoneyGrams. I'll clarify the story.
george farrelly March 12, 2014 at 01:43 pm
Thanks Mark appreciate it.
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Marathon Security: FBI, Secret Service, Undercover Cops
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Israel is Israel and the United States is the United States. They really can't be compared, at all.…Read More It's ridiculous, what they're doing with Homeland Security regarding the Boston Marathon. Ben Franklin had it right when he said "Those who give up liberty for a modicum of security deserve neither." I also might add that Israel and the United States are two totally different places. Israel has had their security policies in place for a reason (not withstanding their inappropriate and brutal occupation of West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem, which they have to end, in order to survive.), plus they're also a much smaller country than the United States. The United States, on the other hand, has never had enemies right smack on its borders, is much, much bigger than Israel, and we're being stupid by putting up security that's totally unnecessary.
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Things sure were less complicated back in the day, back when it was an all amateur race.
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Really MPLO? We have the enemy dwelling right here in our midst, conniving to maim and kill at any…Read More expense and at any opportunity.
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Toxic Avenger, there is no regulation over small drones:…Read More http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-03-06/drone-pilot-s-fine-dropped-by-judge-finding-against-faa.html
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Ellen, thanks I think this is a great new tool as well as a cool hobby. Sounds like fun.
2014 Boston Marathon: No 'Bandit' Runners, Backpacks
Bandofotters March 19, 2014 at 10:55 am
What bandit runner would run 26 miles for what nefarious purpose? I'm feeling safer already.
Victims in Friday Head On Crash ID'd as Riverside Women
Police Hope to ID Stealers at Savers
DEA Now Taking Drug Trafficking Tips Via Text
Jason Silver March 11, 2014 at 08:47 pm
CIA brings in the drugs. Our troops are in Afghanistan protecting the poppy fields.
Patrick Hennessy March 14, 2014 at 12:42 pm
Of course they use a photo of marijuana. Our town has far bigger issue than pot. For example, they…Read More huge cocaine bust that just took place. CT, is a huge center point for drug trafficking due to its location between NY, and NH, VT etc. But in the grand scheme of things, Marijuana is the least of the federal and local governments worries. How many times to you hear of someone getting into an accident because they were under the influence of marijuana? NEVER. Alcohol on the other hand, you cant count on one hand the amount of traffic stops that are made because of drinking and driving. Open your eyes people.
Providence Man Indicted on Rape Charges
Roads Treacherous During Storm
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Camp Ave is still a mess from the last storm. Many sections of it still have ice. It should be…Read More really nice after this storm.
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It is a type of cancer that doesn't have many symptoms and like most cancers early diagnosis is key to treating it. Now pancreatic cancer is being detected using a technique that's new to Roanoke.
Edith McLaughlin never felt sick. "I never felt any pain, nothing. I always felt good," McLaughlin said. Her lack of symptoms is typical in many cases of pancreatic cancer, but McLaughlin did have one sign in her eyes.
"Her family noticed her eyes were yellow. That's what brought her to the attention of physicians," said Dr. Paul Yeaton, a gastroenterologist with Carilion Clinic who treated McLaughlin. Yellowing of the eyes or skin is called jaundice and it's caused by blockage of bile.
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Asked where he stood politically in the years leading up to the Spanish civil war, Picasso would answer that since he was a Spaniard and Spain was a monarchy, he was a royalist. D.H. Kahnweiler, his dealer and close friend, and a lifelong socialist, asserted that Picasso was the most apolitical man he had ever met: "His Communism is quite unpolitical. He has never read a line of Karl Marx, nor of Engels of course. His Communism is sentimental…. He once said to me, 'Pour moi, le Parti Communiste est le parti des pauvres.'"
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Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.
August 26, 2012
One of the first rules of politics is to re-energize the base when in trouble. Rarely have we observed such adherence to the rule as in the case of President Barack Obama.
Economic growth is anemic. The high expectations (and optimistic predictions) that followed passage of the economic stimulus are a distant memory. A stubbornly high unemployment rate brings monthly negative headlines. There are more Americans living in poverty than ever before. And $5 trillion in new debt has caused at least one Wall Street rating agency to lower the country's credit rating.
This is not an environment conducive to attracting new constituencies. Neither does it make a particularly effective pitch for independents, many of whom have repudiated both political parties for their failure to control federal spending. This unhappy political cocktail is topped off by uneasiness among younger voters. Many still believe the president to be charismatic and hip. But far too many are jobless and in serious student debt purgatory. They, too, are less enthusiastic than they were four years ago.
All of which leads back to the president's need to cultivate base Democratic constituencies.
For those of you not keeping count, consider the following:
•Women: Democrats generally (and the president in particular) enjoy a clear advantage with the fairer sex. But how to drive turnout? As it turns out, easy; just break glass and play the abortion card. Then, amend the Conscience Clause in order to force religious institutions to provide contraceptive services to their female employees — for free. Declare that any opposition to the foregoing amounts to a "war on women." Finally, take Sandra Fluke — an aggrieved young law student from a Catholic and Jesuit institution — on the road as a not-too-subtle reminder of the aforementioned war.
•Organized labor: Today, white working-class men vote Republican in large numbers. But there remains one ray of sunshine in this crowd: union Democrats. Although many no longer adhere to the union line (see up-ballot Dundalk precinct results over the past 20 years), there remain enough Yellow Dog Democrats in the ranks to pull out the stops: union-friendly Project Labor Agreements are now the law of the land in federal contracting; the National Labor Relations Board attempts to stop Boeing Corp. from building a new production line in right-to-work South Carolina; and a determined (but unsuccessful to this point) effort to kill the District of Columbia school voucher program are but a few of the union-line measures adopted by the administration.
•Hispanics: Another Democratic-leaning group, but not too happy with Obama-nomics and the now-abandoned "You didn't build that" narrative. So, just issue an executive order allowing undocumented (translation: illegal) children of undocumented (translation: illegal) parents temporary residency and work status. Ignore the fact that most younger workers will not qualify under the program's guidelines.
•African-Americans: Over 90 percent of black voters will support the president's re-election. But this level of support is not enough. The Obama campaign needs historic turnout, too, especially in swing states such as Michigan, Pennsylvania and Virginia. The rhetoric is already over-heated (Vice President Joe Biden's comment stating that Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan "are going to put y'all back in chains" being the latest affront), but the focus is on policy targeted to turnout.
Witness the Justice Department's all-out attack on voter identification laws across the nation. This, to perpetuate the notion that providing proper identification at the polls is somehow discriminatory. And it's not just photo identification requirements either. DOJ is scrutinizing all new ballot protection initiatives passed by Republican legislatures.
Another entreaty to African-American leaders is the recent directive to weaken work requirements under the 1996 Welfare Reform Act. The Congressional Black Caucus has long opposed this key plank in the legislation. The president now begins the task of unwinding it in the heat of the 2012 campaign.
•Gays: The president's well-advertised evolution from opposition to re-evaluation to support for gay nuptials arrived just in time for a summer fundraising drive with wealthy gay contributors. Few believe this about-face on a key social issue will weaken African-American support at the polls, however.
The foregoing moves are time-tested and rational. They have ignited base Democratic voters and will continue to do so. But such actions come at a cost: "Hope" and "change" are now replaced by aggressive attack ads and intense partisanship. It's an "us vs. them" narrative. It's a bare-knuckle fight on both sides of the aisle. In other words, things have returned to normal in Washington, D.C.
Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s column appears Sundays. The former Maryland governor and member of Congress is a partner at the law firm King & Spalding, the author of "Turn this Car Around" — a book about national politics — and Maryland chairman for the Romney presidential campaign. His email is email@example.com.
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After a 30 year career in teaching, I took early retirement in 2003, so my husband and I could travel and enjoy golf and many other activities that had been sidelined while working and raising our two sons. That went well for the first four years, with just a nine week side step for my husband's prostate cancer treatment. The summer of 2007 altered the course of our lives, when I spent the summer dealing with corneal herpes, superficial blood clots in one calf, and then a dry cough that caused a diagnosis of probable whooping cough. In September of '07 my cough and I ended up in the emergency room, and during a 12 day stay, I was given the diagnosis of stage IV ovarian cancer. The cough was due to many liters of fluid in my chest and a collapsed lung.
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Upon successfully completing this course, students will be able to:
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Complements Public Health Toxicology and provides students with additional depth of information regarding topics discussed concurrently in the Toxicology core curriculum. Students are assigned review articles from the literature and primary research papers. Students discuss the data from such papers and an overview of the literature with Toxicology faculty at weekly meetings.
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Women's Great Banquet (Thu. Apr 24, 2014 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm)
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Decatur, IL
The Women's Great Banquet is a 3 day event Thursday-Sunday, April 24th-27th at the Lampstand Presbyterian Church, 655 S. Airport Rd in Decatur IL. There is no cost except a $15 application fee. It starts Thursday evening at 7 p.m. and ends Sunday evening at 7 p.m. You will sleep at the church facility and this includes all of your meals. Please call or go online for details or to get an application form.
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Join Shine.FM and Olivet Nazarene University as they present Ladies Day 2014 with Lisa Harper and Meredith Andrews on Saturday, April 26th from 9am-3pm at the Centennial Chapel on the campus of Olivet in Bourbonnais IL. Tickets are $35 per person (including lunch) For more information go online or call.
Death, Dying and Medicine Seminar (Sun. Apr 27, 2014 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm)
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Champaign, IL
Dr. Todd Daly will be speaking at a Death, Dying and Medicine Seminar on Sunday, April 27th at Noon at the Windsor Road Christian Church, 2501 W. Windsor Road in Champaign. This seminar will address the conundrums of modern medicine from a Christian perspective. Childcare is available and lunch is included for a $7 fee. For more information, please call or go online.
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IBSA's Annual Women's Meeting with Allison Allen will be held Friday, May 2nd at 6:30pm at First Baptist Church, 401 West Union St in Marion IL. Childcare will be provided. Please call or go online for details.
Let Your Light Shine Girls Conference (Sat. May 10, 2014 11:30 am - 3:00 pm)
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Join us for Let Your Light Shine a special event for Teen and Tween girls. It planned for Saturday, May 10th from 11:30a.m.- 2:00p.m. at the First Christian Church, 210 S. 8th St in Petersburg, IL. Moms are welcome too! There is no cost and lunch will be included. This is a time for fun, faith and friendship and will include a great speaker and workshops. Please let us know you are coming by calling or going online.
Who I am is Not Just Me Women's Retreat (Sat. May 17, 2014 9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
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Join us at the 1st Baptist Church, Hwy 267 in Greenfield IL, for the "Who I Am is Not Just Me" Women's Retreat on Saturday, May 17th beginning at 9am. For more information please call, email or go online.
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Decatur, IL
All girls in 6th-12th grade are welcome to the Refresh Jr Conference & Lock-In with Paula Hendricks at the GT Church, 500 S. 27th in Decatur IL, Paula will speak on Friday May 23rd and Saturday, May 24th. On Saturday morning Rachel Wilson, Diva Samuels and Pastor Brenda will speak. Tickets are $15 per girl which includes dinner, snack, and breakfast. For more information please call or go online.
Restorative Justice Forum (Thu. May 29, 2014 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm)
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Wheaton, IL
The Restorative Justice Forum is a free event that features a panel of crime victims who will discuss questions that go unanswered in the lives of victims, their views of victim-offender dialogue and other restorative justice processes and much more. This event will take place on Thursday, May 29th at 2pm at the Billy Graham Center of Wheaton College, 500 College Avenue, Wheaton, IL. Please call, email or go online for details.
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Wheaton, IL
Join others at Wheaton College, 501 College Avenue in Wheaton, IL, for the Correctional Ministry Summit 2014. The summit will include plenary sessions and over 40 workshops tracks for chaplains, church leaders, jail/prison ministry, correctional administration, juvenile justice, and reentry specialists. The Summit will be Thursday-Saturday, May 29th-31st. Registration is online. Please call or go online for details.
Write to Publish Conference (Wed. Jun 4, 2014 8:15 am - 12:15 pm)
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Wheaton, IL
The Word Pro Write to Publish Conference will be held Wednesday-Saturday, June 4th-7th at Wheaton College in Wheaton IL. This conference is focused on helping refine and sell their writing. For more infomation please go online.
Classical Coversations Conference (Tue. Jun 10, 2014 9:00 am - 3:00 pm)
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Tilton, IL
Join us for free 3 Day Conference for Parents on Classical Conversations, a Christian Homeschooling program. This will happen Tuesday-Thursday, June 10th-12th at the Southside Nazarene Church, 1629 King St, Tilton, IL. For more information please call or go online.
Fathering Adventures (Fri. Jul 25, 2014 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm)
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Ramsay, IL
An Adventure Weekend for the men in your life will be happening Friday-Sunday, July 25th-27th at the Camp Maranatha, Ramsay IL. During the weekend dads will be given the opportunity to speak biblical truths into the lives of there sons. Friday evening we start at 6pm and end on the 27th at 12pm. We recommend fathers attend with son's age 7-13. Please go online for details.


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EDMONTON - The superintendent of the Northland School Division said Tuesday that aging facilities pose a challenge within the district, which serves students primarily from First Nation and Métis communities.
On Monday, the division announced it was permanently closing the K-to-9 school on the Gift Lake Métis Settlement, about 85 kilometres northeast of High Prairie, due to unresolved issues related to mould. Despite repeated remediation efforts, students and teachers at the school 80 kilometres northeast of High Prairie were still plagued with respiratory symptoms.
"I am and educator and not a facilities expert, but it is fair for me to say we have had issues in other schools (within the division) as well," Donna Barrett said. "There are three other schools we've been working on."
One of five schools in the division built in 1961, the school at Gift Lake was closed for several months during the 2012-13 academic year as attempts were made to alleviate air quality issues. Asbestos was also found in the walls.
At the time, students were moved to the local community hall, but it is so small that they were forced to attend classes on a staggered schedule. Several other moves have also been required.
"We have been dealing with the problem for at least four years," Barrett said. "We would deal with a piece of it, and then find another problem.
"In our division, what adds to the challenge is the remoteness of the location and access to other facilities. Bringing people up is challenging, and costly."
Located in the northern half of Alberta, the district serves more than 2,500 students in two-dozen schools. Some of the 157 students from Gift Lake were already attending classes at the Northern Lakes College in Grouard, while the remainder will be bused 30 kms to the Atikameg School on the Whitefish Lake First Nation beginning Wednesday.
The Atikameg School has offered to take in the elementary school students from Gift Lake through the end of the school year and will consider accommodating them again in the fall if no better solution has been found.
A new school is being constructed in Gift Lake but is not expected to be finished until December.
Barrett said the division hopes to set up portable classrooms in Gift Lake that can be used before the new school is ready.
"We made the decision to close the school because of the continued disruptions," Barrett said. "Part of our goal was to stabilize the situation. Children and staff were having health issues.
"Everyone is concerned."
Helen Clease, the president of the Alberta School Boards Association, said attempts are made to identify schools that need repairs and modernization.
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One-pot fish with black olives & tomatoes
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 15 mins - 20 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
Five minutes on the hob, 15 minutes in the oven, this tasty fish dish is one-pot cooking at its best
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Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 223
- protein
- 34g
- carbs
- 7g
- fat
- 6g
- saturates
- 1g
- fibre
- 3g
- sugar
- 0g
- salt
- 3.05g
- 175g black olives in oil, stones removed
- 1 large onion, roughly chopped
- 400g can chopped tomatoes
- 4 boneless white fish fillets such as Icelandic cod or hoki, each weighing about 175g/6oz
To serve
- chopped parsley
- lemon wedges
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Spicing it up
If you like your food spicy, add a small pinch of red chilli flakes to the onion. A handful of quartered artichoke hearts from a jar can be added as well as, or instead of, the olives.
- Preheat the oven to fan 180C/conventional 200C/gas 6. Heat 1 tbsp of the oil from the olives in an ovenproof pan. Tip in the onion and stir well, leave to cook for a minute or two and then give it another good stir. Add the tomatoes and some salt and pepper. Bring to the boil, then add the olives.
- Put the fish, skin side down, onto the sauce and drizzle over a splash more oil from the olive jar. Bake, uncovered, for 15 minutes until the fish is cooked. Sprinkle with chopped parsley and serve straight from the pan, with lemon wedges for squeezing over.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, June 2004
Comments, questions and tips
Really tasty, and extremely easy and quick. I thought the olives were a bit overpowering, so would halve those next time. Also added a couple of anchovy fillets and 2Tbsp capers, which worked really well. Will try variations with artichokes, garlic and chilli next time.
Served with crusty olive bread to mop up the sauce.
This was yummy, but it definitely needed a few additions. I added garlic with the onion, zucchini with the olives and stirred through fresh basil at the end. Fresh lemon and a drizzle of olive oil over the fish before serving too. Served with mash and a side salad. Very tasty and looked beautiful in the pot.