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We returned from our holiday in Fuengirola on 12th May after a relaxing 14 days holiday, our 4th in two years. We stayed as always in the Yaramar which must be the best all round hotel in the resort. The food is excellent, both for breakfast and dinner, especially the fresh fruit and the salad selection in the evening. The... More
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Friday, December 28, 2012
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Matthew Slater is humbled by his second straight Pro Bowl selection.
Slater said he won't pay much attention to them.
In his five seasons, the Patriots are 59-20 and never won fewer than 10 games in any of them. He's done his part by leading in special teams tackles in three straight seasons. Now he's just one shy of his career high of 21 set in 2010.
Not all plays work.
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Man & A Woman
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A wonderful duet set from Ike Hayes and Dionne Warwick – one that draws on the classiest side of the Hayes spectrum, and uses his groove to help Dionne find some great new energy! Even in performance, the music has that great rich quality that Isaac always brought to his solo recordings in the 70s – with strings, backup singers, and some tight undercurrents that help keep things soulful throughout – really cutting through the schmaltz of Ike's shiny tux on the cover! Dionne really sparkles in his company – and the record features duo numbers, solo spots, and even some nice medley tracks. The band behind the pair are electric, mellow, and very soulful – and titles include "Can't Hide Love", "Chocolate Chip", "Then Came You", "Come Live With Me", "Unity", and "By The Time I Get To Phoenix" and "I Say A Little Prayer", done nicely in a medley together. © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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Brazile to give Loyola Institute of Politics talk
NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans native Donna Brazile will be the featured speaker for the Institute of Politics at Loyola University New Orleans next month.
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Her March 5 speech is titled "Stirring the Political Pot." Loyola says it will offer a behind-the-scenes look at the top political issues of the day.
Meetings set for parkway plan
PRAIRIEVILLE — Two public meetings have been scheduled in Ascension and Livingston parishes to discuss the possibility of building a parkway between the two parishes.
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Each of the meetings will be styled as an open house with parish engineers and officials answering questions on the proposed project.
Officials of the two parishes envision a four-lane road and bridge crossing the Amite River and connecting U.S. 190, Interstate 12 and Interstate 10.
The parkway would link La. 933 in Ascension Parish to La. 447 in Livingston, lessening traffic on a new roundabout near Port Vincent, where about 20,000 cars cross the Amite River per day.
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Tabasco Tom and Doc White with Broderick Smith
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Where: Irish Society Hall, 29 Domain Terrace, Spreydon, Christchurch City
Restrictions: All Ages Licensed
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Mix one part old-time medicine show, one part hillbilly swing, spice with a bit of country blues and New Orleans jazz and you have the Tabasco Tom and Doc White show.
Tabasco hails from Long Island, New York and is steeped in the traditions of the American musical heartland. Tabasco found himself in Australia in 1999 looking for like-minded souls passionate about keeping the music he loved fresh but faithful, energetic but respectful, adventurous but grounded. He didn't have to look very far because just over the hill in the Dandenong Ranges, Doc White was trying to do the same thing. Joined by Broderick Smith on harmonica, Tabasco and Doc deliver the sounds and rhythms of this incredible musical heritage.
Tabasco and Doc's new self-titled CD is being played on JJJ, PBS and RRR and features 4 original tunes and their unique take on the blues and roots of others.
Tabasco Tom Rogerson; vocals, guitar, slide guitar – born Long Island, New York. Over the past few decades Tom has shared the stage with Bonnie Raitt, John Hartford, Jimmy Buffett and the late great Sarah Vaughn.
Doc White; vocals, banjitar, mandolin, guitar, ukulele, percussion was born in Adelaide. Doc's song Cropduster Blues won song of the year at the 2004 VicTas Blues Awards.
Broderick Smith harmonica and vocals, started playing folk and blues music back in 1962. Leaving school and having a variety of jobs, he joined legendary blues outfit the Adderley Smith Blues Band. But his first commercially recorded work was on Harvest EMI records in 1972 with Carson, a boogie and blues band. This was his first real taste of travelling the country and playing music. Then in 1973 he helped form The Dingoes, a legendary country rock group that is a main inspiration behind the modern country rock explosion.
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When a military member is deployed, it really affects their entire family. My dad is currently in Kosova. I'm hold back tears every time I think about him I feel very sad. I find myself thinking a lot of questions, lie "what-if…"
My dad is a true hero. As I lie in bed at night, I think about: What if my dad never returns home? What if he dies and returns home to my mom and me in a wooden box? I have imagined my life without a dad. My family would fall apart, I would have a hard time controlling my anger, and I would have so many unanswered questions. It would be very rough to live without a family member.
All of my friends have their dads at home with them at Christmas, but I only have my mom. It is rough, but I try to be strong for my mom. My dad is a hero to me. If you know somebody that has a family member who is deployed, please respect them because they are "heroes in arms."


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17.Mar.12 Aviva English Schools' Cross Country Championships
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The following 2013 NFL season over-under win totals come from the gang at Bovada. The Denver Broncos, New England Patriots and San Francisco 49ers top the list, each with an over-under win total of 11½.
Most fans expect a dog fight in the NFC West this year, and so too does Vegas. San Francisco's NFC West rival Seattle Seahawks come in with the second-highest over-under line at 10½, along with the Green Bay Packers and Houston Texans.
A few surprises on the list, including the doormat Kansas City Chiefs, who went 2-14 last year and had the No. 1 pick in the draft, at 7. The struggling Jacksonville Jaguars, who also went 2-14 in 2013, came with the lowest expected win total at 5.
Arizona Cardinals
Over 5½ (+120)
Under 5½ (-150)
Atlanta Falcons
Over 10 (+105)
Under 10 (-135)
Baltimore Ravens
Over 8½ (-115)
Under 8½ (-115)
Buffalo Bills
Over 6½ (+110)
Under 6½ (-140)
Carolina Panthers
Over 7 (-130)
Under 7 (EVEN)
Chicago Bears
Over 8½ (-130)
Under 8½ (EVEN)
Cincinnati Bengals
Over 8½ (-130)
Under 8½ (EVEN)
Cleveland Browns
Over 6 (-115)
Under 6 (-115)
Dallas Cowboys
Over 8½ (-115)
Under 8½ (-115)
Denver Broncos
Over 11½ (EVEN)
Under 11½ (-130)
Detroit Lions
Over 7½ (-130)
Under 7½ (EVEN)
Green Bay Packers
Over 10½ (-130)
Under 10½ (EVEN)
Houston Texans
Over 10½ (-115)
Under 10½ (-115)
Indianapolis Colts
Over 8½ (EVEN)
Under 8½ (-130)
Jacksonville Jaguars
Over 5 (-115)
Under 5 (-115)
Kansas City Chiefs
Over 7 (-130)
Under 7 (EVEN)
Miami Dolphins
Over 7½ (-135)
Under 7½ (+105)
Minnesota Vikings
Over 7½ (EVEN)
Under 7½ (-130)
New England Patriots
Over 11½ (EVEN)
Under 11½ (-130)
New Orleans Saints
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Under 9½ (-115)
New York Giants
Over 9 (-115)
Under 9 (-115)
New York Jets
Over 6½ (+110)
Under 6½ (-140)
Oakland Raiders
Over 5½ (+120)
Under 5½ (-150)
Philadelphia Eagles
Over 7 (-115)
Under 7 (-115)
Pittsburgh Steelers
Over 9 (-115)
Under 9 (-115)
San Diego Chargers
Over 7½ (EVEN)
Under 7½ (-130)
San Francisco 49ers
Over 11½ (EVEN)
Under 11½ (-130)
Seattle Seahawks
Over 10½ (-130)
Under 10½ (EVEN)
St. Louis Rams
Over 7 (-115)
Under 7 (-115)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Over 7½ (-130)
Under 7½ (EVEN)
Tennessee Titans
Over 6½ (EVEN)
Under 6½ (-130)
Washington Redskins
Over 8½ (+110)
Under 8½ (-140)
Jack Edwards is the TV play-by-play announcer for the Boston Bruins. He's known for his enthusiasm and rather overly poetic and sometimes politically incorrect historic metaphors. He's a good, old-fashioned homer, in other words.
He was at his nearly violent best Monday, when the Bruins pulled off something close to a sports miracle in a 5-4 Game 7 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Bruins were down 4-1 halfway through the third period, and still down 4-2 in the final two minutes when they pulled netminder Tuuka Rask.
The Bruins strike for two goals in the final 82 seconds to tie the game, and then won in overtime.
Captain Comeback Scott Kacsmar took a long look today at Ronde Barber's Hall of Fame qualifications.
Nestled among the many individual accomplishments is one incredible team accomplishment: Barber and the 2002 Buccaneers won the franchise's only Super Bowl largely on the backs of one of the great pass defenses in history, and certainly the greatest pass defense of the Live Ball Era (1978-present), at least by one notable measure.
Below is a look at the 25 best pass defenses of the Live Ball Era, based upon Defensive Passer Rating. The 2002 Buccaneers (48.4) come in at No. 4, ahead of legendary units like the 1985 Bears or the last two champions of the Steel Curtain Steelers.
It's the lowest DPR, the best pass defense, of the past 24 seasons, a rather significant chunk of pro football history.
More impressively, Tampa's Defensive Passer Rating that year was 30.2 points below the league average (78.6), the greatest disparity in the history of the NFL. (Not a perfect measure, as inflated modern ratings mean greater opportunity to beat the league average; but still a figure that makes the 2002 Bucs a historically significant defense.)
In other words, you could argue that Barber and the Bucs fielded the best pass defense in modern NFL history and maybe of all time.
Clearly, the game has evolved greatly, even within the Live Ball Era. The league-wide passer rating in 1978 was 62.1. In 2012, it was 83.8.
It took offenses several years to catch up with the rule changes that spawned the Live Ball Era and truly adapt to the new game. That 62.1 league-wide passer rating figure provides plenty of evidence that the passing game was still fairly primitive by today's standards at the dawn of the Live Ball Era.
But this evolution only serves to show how great that Bucs defense was in 2002.
Tampa Bay then concluded its only Super Bowl-winning season with one of the great defensive performances in history: the Bucs picked off Raiders quarterback and 2002 NFL MVP Rich Gannon five times, returning three of those INTs for touchdowns.
The league's top quarterback that year was held by the Bucs to a 48.9 passer rating in the Super Bowl, nearly identical to their season-long DPR.
It's one of those signature team-wide performances that often help marquee individuals like Barber make it into the Hall of Fame.
Top 25 Pass Defenses of the Live Ball Era, 1978-present (SB champs; conference champs)
Rank | Team | Record | DPR | NFL DPR | Difference |
1 | 1988 Vikings | 11-5 | 41.2 | 70.6 | -29.4 |
2 | 1982 Dolphins | 7-2 | 44.9 | 70.6 | -25.7 |
3 | 1980 Redskins | 6-10 | 47.8 | 71.3 | -23.5 |
4 | 2002 Buccaneers | 12-4 | 48.4 | 78.6 | -30.2 |
5 | 1986 Bears | 14-2 | 49.9 | 71.5 | -21.6 |
6 | 1978 Rams | 12-4 | 50.2 | 62.1 | -11.9 |
7 | 1982 Bills | 4-5 | 50.9 | 70.6 | -19.7 |
8 | 1985 Bears | 15-1 | 51.2 | 70.7 | -19.5 |
9 | 1978 Steelers | 14-2 | 51.8 | 62.1 | -10.3 |
10 | 1981 Cowboys | 12-4 | 51.8 | 70.5 | -18.7 |
11 | 1978 Broncos | 10-6 | 52.0 | 62.1 | -10.1 |
12 | 1991 Eagles | 10-6 | 52.1 | 74.2 | -22.1 |
13 | 1978 Cowboys | 12-4 | 53.7 | 62.1 | -8.4 |
14 | 1987 49ers | 13-2 | 53.8 | 72.6 | -18.8 |
15 | 1978 Giants | 6-10 | 54.2 | 62.1 | -7.9 |
16 | 1984 Seahawks | 12-4 | 54.2 | 73.2 | -19 |
17 | 1990 Steelers | 9-7 | 54.3 | 75.0 | -20.7 |
18 | 1981 Eagles | 10-6 | 54.4 | 70.5 | -16.1 |
19 | 1996 Packers | 13-3 | 55.4 | 75.0 | -19.6 |
20 | 1991 Saints | 11-5 | 55.5 | 74.2 | -18.7 |
21 | 1986 49ers | 10-5-1 | 55.8 | 71.5 | -15.7 |
22 | 2003 Patriots | 14-2 | 56.2 | 76.6 | -20.4 |
23 | 1978 Redskins | 8-8 | 56.3 | 62.1 | -5.8 |
24 | 1979 Oilers | 11-5 | 56.4 | 67.8 | -11.4 |
25 | 1979 Steelers | 12-4 | 56.4 | 67.8 | -11.4 |
Tawdry little silver screen vixen Reese Witherspoon got her redneck on in films like "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Walk The Line." It was no act, apparently.
She got her redneck on the other night, complete with that sexy little Southern accent, when the police tried to mess with her man.
The cops pulled over her husband after he had been drinking. The best is when hubby sells out with movie star wife at the end to save his own ass.
The nation's biggest craft brewery, Boston Beer Co., joins the canned craft-beer craze next week with the release of its flagship Samuel Adams Boston Lager in cans.
The specially designed "Sam Can" is meant to enhance the flavor of the aromatic German-style lager:
- it comes with a lider lid for more air flow
- the lid is pushed back slightly, toward the center of the can, so it's closer to the nose when you drink
- and the extended lip is meant to place the beer at the front of the tongue, which some say is more sensitive to flavor.
Cans have two main advantages over bottles. One, they're lighter and more convenient, which is especially good in the summer drinking season when you want to pack as much beer as possible in your cooler or on your boat. Of course, cans are great for your autumn tailgate parties, as well.
And two, cans protect beer much better from sunlight, which breaks down hops and gives off that "skunky" smell associated with bad beer.
Football Nation reporter Bill Enright is at Radio City Music Hall, where he learned that NFL fans don't know much about the draft.
He asked fans their thoughts about imaginary players, including "The Bird Man" Mike Hawk, small-school prospect Buster Hyman and Calvin Johnson's "brother" Curving Johnson. The answers are comedy gold.
College football must be trying to muscle in on the NFL's dominance of the football news cycle here on draft week.
The BCS announced details of the four-team major college football postseason to begin after the 2014 season on Wednesday, the day before the NFL draft was set to kickoff.
It will be called the College Football Playoff. The first title game will be played at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas on Jan. 12, 2015. And six bowls (Rose, Sugar, Orange, Fiesta, Cotton, Chick-fil-A) will make up a playoff semifinal, with back-to-back triple headers played on Dec. 31 and Jan. 1.
Perhaps the most dramatic announcement, however, came from BCS executive director Bill Hancock.
He boldly declared: "The culture of New Year's Eve will change in this country."
It's a ballsy thing to say, especially for a guy who fought a playoff system for so long.
But not necessarily a wrong thing to say. It's easy to picture millions of football fans around the country glued to their TV sets New Year's Eve watching college football instead of the ball drop in Times Square.
As it was, the existing New Year's Eve and New Year's Day bowls drew fairly decent ratings anyway, from a football-loving public with little else to watch.
Now each of those games will have an actual direct impact on the national title picture. So, yes, the College Football Playoff very well might change the culture of New Year's Eve in the United States.
And if it's true that a major college playoff is so huge that it alters the culture of the nation, it begets the question: what took college football so long to do it?
The following NFL Draft odds come from Bovada. The wise guys expect South Carolina stud RB Marcus Lattimore, injured badly last season, to likely last until the third round.
2013 NFL Draft - How many QB's will be selected in the 1st Rd?
Over 1 (EVEN)
Under 1 (-140)
2013 NFL Draft - How many WR's will be selected in the 1st Rd?
Over 3 (-140)
Under 3 (EVEN)
2013 NFL Draft - How many Safeties will be selected in the 1st Rd?
Over 2½ (-140)
Under 2½ (EVEN)
2013 NFL Draft - How many offensive players will be drafted in the 1st Round?
Over/Under 13
2013 NFL Draft - How many defensive players will be drafted in the 1st Round?
Over/Under 19
2013 NFL Draft - Who will be the 2nd Pick Overall?
Eric Fisher 1/2
Dion Jordan 7/4
Geno Smith 15/2
Luke Joeckel 15/1
2013 NFL Draft - Who will be the 3rd Pick Overall?
Shariff Floyd -1000 (1/10)
Other Player +550 (11/2)
2013 NFL Draft - Who will be the 4th Pick Overall?
Lane Johnson 3/2
Star Lotulelei 7/4
Dion Jordan 2/1
Chance Warmack 9/1
2013 NFL Draft - Will the Eagles trade the 4th pick overall?
Yes +170 (17/10)
No -250 (2/5)
2013 NFL Draft - Who will be the 5th Pick Overall?
Lane Johnson 5/4
Ezekiel Ansah 3/2
Eric Fisher 3/1
Dee Miliner 15/2
2013 NFL Draft - Draft Position - Geno Smith
Over/Under 8½
2013 NFL Draft - Draft Position - Matt Barkley
Over/Under 37½
2013 NFL Draft - Draft Position - Marcus Lattimore
Over/Under 84½
2013 NFL Draft - Draft Position - Tavon Austin
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The Twitter account apparently belonging to Boston terror suspect Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev has some pretty freaky stuff, including about a dozen Tweets since the bombing.
Here's what he wrote at 8:04 p.m. Monday, a few hours after he and his brother murdered and maimed on the streets of Boston.
This week was not the way you want your city to become the center of global news.
But it's given all Bostonians a chance to reflect on what a truly f*cking cool part of the world we live in, kind of like I think all Americans did after 9-11.
I make fun of Boston and its peculiarities all the time. It's cold, it's expensive and Bostonians are parochial to a fault yet for some reason think they're worldly and sophisticated. Railroad bums from Boston think they're smarter than brain surgeons from Alabama.
But the reality is I'll never leave, because living here is pretty cool.
The Onion last month brilliantly skewered Boston with a story headlined, "Pretty Cute Watching Boston Residents Play Daily Game of 'Big City.'"
Boston is a tiny little parochial Northeastern outpost of 600,000 people on the physical and cultural fringe of the United States. Yet we actually call Boston the Hub – short for Hub of the Universe. No, serious.
Only outsiders call Boston Beantown. We call it the Hub. Google "hub of the universe" and you'll get a map of Boston.
Boston is peculiar in other ways, too, well beyond the accent, the Kennedys and the fact that half our roads have no street signs. People in other cities, for example, prefer things that are young or pretty: ballparks, natural resources, actresses. Bostonians prefer things that are old and dirty.
Think Fenway Park, Boston Harbor or Steven Tyler.
All those quirks make for great music. So, without further cultural navel gazing, here is one Bostonian's list of the 10 best songs about the Hub of the Universe.
10. "For Boston" by The Hold Steady – Not to be confused with "For Boston," the Boston College fight song. The school song is a tribute to the work ethic and character of Boston College's fine, upstanding Irish-Catholic men and woman educated amid the towering Gothic spires of the gorgeous Chestnut Hill campus. The Hold Steady song is about filthy co-eds from the urban sewer of the Boston University campus strung out on Oxy.
And that pretty much sums up the difference between BC and BU.
9. "Boston" by Augustana – What's the deal with California bands and their fascination with Boston? Oh, that's right. California sucks. And Boston rocks. Last we checked, the score was still Celtics 17, Lakers 16. And let's face it, what lovelorn girl looking for a fresh start wouldn't leave scenic Malibu Beach in sun-soaked Southern California for scenic Malibu Beach in Vietnamese flag-draped Dorchester?
8. "She's from Boston" by Kenny Chesney – Boston isn't exactly Nashville when it comes to musical tastes. Yet Chesney bangs out Gillette Stadium acouple times each summer, I'm guessing largely because he penned this tale of a Boston girl who escaped to some Caribbean island and sports a Red Sox cap to hide her baby dreads.
Clearly, a fantastical tale: what decent, Tyler Seguin-banging Boston girl would leave for the sandy tropics when all the roast beef, fried clams and hockey-player sex she'll ever need is right there at Revere Beach?
7. "The Rascal King" by the Mighty Mighty Bosstones – The Boston ska band performed what may have been the genre's biggest national radio hit with an odd tune about famed Irish-American politician James Michael Curley, a.k.a, the Rascal King.
He was mayor of Boston, governor of Massachusetts and a U.S congressman at various points in his career. Oh, and he was more corrupt than a drug mule in a Mexican border town. And in classic Boston fashion, nobody cared because he was OUR crooked mayor. Curley was actually re-elected to City Hall while in prison.
6. "Escape (the Pina Colada Song)" by Rupert Holmes – The ultimate in 1970s cheese, about two bored lovers who search the newspaper classifieds (Craigslist, for you young 'uns) looking for a little excitement.
They end up re-finding each other at a bar called O'Malley's, which sounds a lot like a bar on the Irish Riviera south of Boston.
But mostly, it's a song about drinking and screwing on the beaches of Cape Cod. And it has one of the best lines of the 70s: "I am not much into health food. I am in to champagne"
5. "I'm Shipping Up to Boston" by the Dropkick Murphys – The Dropkicks took an old sailors ditty and turned it into a rocking sports arena anthem.
The first couple heavy bass notes set the tone and by the end ofthe song you wish they'd bring back the old bucket-of-blood Blarney Stone in Fields Corner just so you had a good, decent place to get in a drunken fist fight on a Friday night.
It's a tribute to power of the tune that they play it at sporting events all over the country. There isn't a Steelers fan in the world who wouldn't crawl over hot coals all the way to Foxboro for a chance to punch Tom Brady in the face and knock out a few of those pretty-boy teeth. Yet they still play "Shipping Up To Boston" at Heinz Field.
4. "Roadrunner" by Jonathan Richman & Modern Lovers – Bostonians pride themselves being the home of America's firsts – whether it's the first subway, school, library, or even football game. We even invented punk rock – at least according to some music historians, who credit the genre to Bay State rocker Jonathan Richman and "Roadrunner."
I always thought of it as a quaint little song about Route 128, the ring road around Boston. But then I read a story in the The Guardian of London, who sent a reporter to retrace the journey of Richman's song and its influence on rock history. I never knew the Braintree Split could be so romantic in the rush hour twilight.
3. "Going out in Style" by the Dropkick Murphys – A bawdy, quick-fisted, Irish-Catholic funeral romp through good times, regretful incidents, lovers and old friends with the classic Boston characters we all know in some way: Sluggo, Garvy and Johnny Fitz.
It features a tour of Boston landmarks (Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Fenway Park, Wollaston Beach) and a veritable who's who of local icons, including marble-mouthed Mayor Menino and beloved Bobby Orr, the greatest man who ever lived. And if you don't agree, Terry O'Reilly will climb into the stands and punch your f*cking teeth out.
2. "Rock 'n Roll Band" by, you guessed it, Boston, motherf*cker – The original Boston album sold 17 million copies and was the greatest selling debut album of all time before Guns 'n Roses knocked it off the perch. It's full of heavily produced but big, fun bright guitar tunes, including the anthemic "More Than a Feeling."
But "Rock 'n Roll Band" is the shitkicker: an autobiographical tale of local boys from Boston struggling to make ends meet but rocking away the summer on the streets of Cape Cod and in the bars of Rhode Island, where they were discovered by a cigar-chomping record exec.
It's actually illegal to cross the Sagamore Bridge in summertime without Boston's debut album in your iPod or 8-track. Or at least it should be.
1. "Dirty Water" by the Standells – The Standells were a 1960s California band that somehow penned the iconic song about Boston, the one they play at Fenway Park after Red Sox victories and that otherwise gets any group of Bostonians to lock arms and sing drunkenly at the top of their lungs ... even if they're not drunk.
The song captures the Boston zeitgeist perfectly: the girls are uptight, the bars close early, and the water is dirty, yet we're full of bluster about it just the same. Hey, those are OUR uptight broads, this is OUR 1 a.m. last call and that's OUR dirty God-damned water.
I grew up on a Boston Harbor beach and the water was so filthy we'd drive 30 minutes south to Hull just to go swimming without fear of growing a third penis.
For a little insight into Boston's dirty water culture, look up "beach whistle" in your spare time. We had a six-piece Quincy beach whistle orchestra back in third grade.
With that said, there isn't a Bostonian worth his Larry Bird game jersey who doesn't crank up the radio and dive into "Dirty Water" the second they the distinct opening notes of that classic Fender Stratocaster.
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Segways roll down Chicago's lakefront, passing such famed sites as Soldier Field, Buckingham Fountain, and Grant Park
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The future has arrived and it's gliding in at a comfortable 6.5 mph. Introducing the Segway, a brand-new transportation device that was publicly released in 2002. Streets, sidewalks, and sidewalk cafes will soon be blessed with the presence of these two-wheel wonders, forever altering human life. Picture this: you need a wide-brimmed western hat to wear to Cowboy Formal 2009: Git Yer Grind On, but your calves hurt from morning calisthenics. Hopeless? Not with a Segway.
With a ticket to the opening weekend, you'll get first access to The Sinkhole, the newest hauntsperience provided by Chronicles of the Cursed. This panic-fueled jamboree is the demented brain-baby of Nightmares Inc., a production company responsible for the Dream Reapers haunted house in Melrose Park, one of the top haunted houses in Illinois. Journey into Chicago's most offensive pothole and traverse through the underground gauntlet of nightmarish sewer-beings who don't fight crime and enjoy pizza.
Chicago Hauntings' "ghost bus" whisks passengers away on interactive trips to the second city's spookiest locales. Founder Ursula Bielski and her crew of paranormal researchers split their signature tours between historical yarns on the bus and time exploring supernaturally active sites on foot. The rotating itinerary of stops includes the site of the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre, the location of the Fort Dearborn Massacre, and the spot where Resurrection Mary met her fateful end.
Along with her primary routes, Ursula leads specialty tours including daytime trips based on The Devil in the White City, Erik Larson's bestseller about serial killer H. H. Holmes, and strolls down one Chinatown block where every building is allegedly haunted. She also hosts private tours, pub crawls, and kid-friendly excursions during which youngsters hear toned-down tales and learn about ghost-hunting equipment more advanced than their dog Sherlock.
The Chicago branch of Gray Line's global sightseeing operation organizes a wide variety of tours and excursions throughout the Windy City, from architectural tours that send passengers coasting on the river and lake for sun-drenched educational cruises to shopping odysseys at Chicago Premium Outlets, where travelers can zip through more than 100 stores and restaurants after being shuttled to the retail utopia. Blues outings treat music lovers to raw licks, soul food, and real tears at celebrated concert venues such as Buddy Guy's Legends and Rosa's Lounge.
Gray Line's cherry-red trolleys transport visitors and residents alike to famous Chicago sites. Just north of the river, the vehicles idle before the Wrigley Building's sparkling white terra cotta façade, which in the 1920s stood as the first major skyscraper outside of The Loop. From there, the trolley may motor north to the John Hancock Center, where elevators to its observatory sweep guests 96 floors in 39 seconds. The trolley could also steer south to the Willis Tower, which lost its maiden name of Sears after being charmed by a passing cumulus cloud.
Six Taste co-owner Jeff Okita succinctly described his TripAdvisor Top 10 Pick tours to the Daily Trojan in 2011, calling them "a way for people to connect to different communities through an accessible medium, which is food." During four-hour excursions, in-the-know guides walk with fellow explorers through iconic Los Angeles–area neighborhoods—including Little Tokyo and the heart of downtown—stopping into gems to sample the eatery's cuisine and learn about the area. This cultural education is paramount for Jeff, who told the Christian Science Monitor in 2010 that "we choose the restaurants based on their story and what they add to the understanding of a neighborhood, its people and its history."
Guides currently lead more than 15 tours a week through eight different neighborhoods, with most tours meeting between 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. In addition to the regularly scheduled excursions, the staff also leads specialty outings that focus on more adventurous cuisines, including intensely spicy dishes in Thai Town and lost seafood recipes in Atlantis.
Standing taller than pedestrians and gliding at a steadier pace than bicyclists, Segway riders experience cities at their own speed from an entirely new perspective. The knowledgeable tour guides dispatched by Segway Experience of Chicago lead groups through the Windy City's lakefront, strolling by the surrounding fountains and architecture across two-hour tours. More rewarding than riding atop a double-decker bus or clutching the cape of a superhero, Segway tours fill eyes with panoramic views of Chicago's best sights and its elegant skyline.


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No DVD Boot Regarding the "No DVD Boot" problem in Linux Magazine, issue #64 / March 2006, p50, where the BIOS would boot from CD but not DVD, you might find a simple answer is to make the DVD player the master and the CD the slave on the relevant controller. I had the same problem. I could boot from CD but not DVD until I switched controller connectors, and now I can boot from DVD (but not the CD). Thanks for your input! You're right; some boards need a bootable IDE/ ATA-device as the master; otherwise, they just ignore the device until the operating system loads a driver for it. I have something to add, too, from a recent case where Knoppix (and other Live CDs) would show the bootscreen, but as soon as the kernel and ramdisk were loaded, the DVD drive magically disappeared, causing an error message that the file system could not be found – on the same device where the kernel and initrd were previously loaded without problems. The reason was a missing master drive on that IDE port, and the DVD drive was a sentinel slave. Rejumpering the drive to be the master at this port fixed the problem. What amazes me most in the case of a wrongly jumpered DVD drive is the fact that when no driver is loaded (i.e., when the BIOS is used to transfer data from the drive), everything worked, until the system switched to protected mode and the correct driver for the controller was loaded, and then the drive disappeared. Makes you wonder about hardware and BIOS design.
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Things here are pretty optimistic and no doubt that a "PMA", Positive Mental Attitude, is a very important factor. The world economy and the political situation dampened the enthusiasm that was prevalent here for the past decade, but overall most people here are pretty upbeat. It is pretty hard not to be actually. The sand is still white, water is still aqua blue, the weather is warm and sunny, the people are still as friendly as ever and economically the island will do well this coming year. The losses that were experienced due to the economic and political situation this year will fade. You only need to look at the expansion of the Royal Caribbean cruise ship
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Arlington Drafhouse Hosts Annual Christmas Movie Fest
On Sunday, annual Christmas film fest will features seven different holiday movies.
The Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse is hosting its annual Christmas Movie Festival this Sunday. The all-day event features holiday classics like "Elf," "How The Grinch Stole Christmas" and "Scrooged." The price of admission for the whole day is $8. The first film starts at noon and the last film airs at 7:20 p.m. at the Drafthouse, 2903 Columbia Pike. Tickets are available online. A full list of movies is below: What is your favorite holiday movie? Tell us in the comments. Like Patch? Be sure to like Clarendon Patch and Arlington Patch on Facebook!
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I'm embarrassed to say that I've still never seen It's a Wonderful Life (maybe this year). One of my favorites is Scrooged, which I think was one of my first exposures to the Christmas Carol story. I remember liking a Disney version of A Christmas Carol with Donald Duck too.   more ›


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Kathryn A. Kerns
Education: Ph.D., State University of New York at Stony Brook (1987)
Research Area: Experimental - Developmental
Research Interests
My research explores how and why children's relationships with attachment figures influence their social and emotional development (e.g., emotion regulation, anxiety, peer relationships), with a focus on children 9-14 years old. A specific focus of recent work is developing and testing models which can help us understand how attachment, in combination with other risk and protective factors, may predict the development of anxiety symptoms. I am also interested in questions regarding the nature of attachment (e.g., which social partners can function as attachment figures?) and measurement work on the best approaches to assessing attachment in middle childhood. A new direction in research is exploring children's relationships with pets, and whether they can compensate for inadequate relationships with parents and peers.
Courses Frequently Taught
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- Social Development (graduate)
- Experimental Research Methods (graduate)
- Laboratory Experience in Psychology: Social/Clinical (undergraduate)
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Kerns, K.A., Abraham, M.M., Schlegelmilch, A., & Morgan, T.A. (2007). Mother-child attachment in later middle childhood: Assessment approaches and associations with mood and emotion regulation. Attachment and Human Development, 9, 33-53.
Kerns, K.A. (2008). Attachment in middle childhood. In J. Cassidy & P. Shaver (Eds), Handbook of Attachment (2nd edition) (pp. 366 - 382). N.Y.: Guilford.
Booth-LaForce, C., & Kerns, K. A. (2009). Child-parent attachment relationships, peer relationships, and peer group functioning. In K. H. Rubin, W. Bukowski, & B. Laursen (Eds.), Handbook of Peer Interactions, Peer Relationships, and Peer Group Functioning (pp. 490-507). N. Y.: Guilford.
Seibert, A.C., & Kerns, K.A. (2009). Attachment figures in middle childhood. International Journal of Behavioral Development, 33, 347 - 355..
Brumariu, L.E., & Kerns, K.A. (2010). Parent-child attachment and internalizing symptomatology in childhood and adolescence: A review of empirical findings and future directions. Development and Psychopathology, 22, 177-203.
Brumariu, L. E., & Kerns, K. A. (2010). Mother-child attachment patterns and different types of anxiety symptoms: Is there specificity of relations? Child Psychiatry and Human Development, 41, 663-674.
Kerns, K. A., Siener, S., & Brumariu, L. E. (2011). Mother-child relationships, family context, and child characteristics as predictors of anxiety symptoms in middle childhood. Development and Psychopathology, 23, 593-604.
Kerns, K. A., Brumariu, L. E., & Seibert, A. C. (2011). Multi-method assessment of mother-child attachment: Links to parenting and child depressive symptoms in middle childhood. Attachment and Human Development, 13, 315-333.
Brumariu, L. E., Kerns, K. A., & Seibert, A. C. (in press). Mother-child attachment, emotion regulation, and anxiety symptoms in middle childhood. Personal Relationships.
Abraham, M. M., & Kerns, K. A. (in press). Positive and negative emotions and coping as mediators of the link between mother-child attachment and peer relationships. Merrill-Palmer Quarterly.
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America's Test Kitchen's "Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookies" Recipe
Begin by whisking together the dry ingredients.
In a saute pan, melt 10 tablespoons of butter. Cook it on medium heat until it has become brown and has a nutty aroma.
Transfer the browned butter to a large bowl. Stir in 4 tablespoons of butter.
Stir until butter has melted.
Add sugar.
Add dark brown sugar.
Add vanilla.
Stir until smooth.
Add egg and egg yolk.
Whisk until smooth. The mixture is reminiscent of caramel - really tempting to sample!
Let the mixture set for 3 minutes, then whisk for 30 seconds. Repeat this twice until the mixture is shiny.
Add in dry ingredients, stir until just combined.
Fold in chocolate chips (I used chunks).
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When a layman attends a ball game and sees a manager rush an umpire to challenge an adverse call hoping to get it reversed, he thinks nothing of it. Litigators, however, see life through the narrow-minded prism of the law's practices and protocols. The lawyer is reflexively -- perhaps, subconsciously -- offended that the manager is trying to ex parte the umpire into changing his decision, and notably without the opposing manager given the opportunity for input (or at least until the reversal is a done deal).
So much for baseball and the lawyer's oddity. For the most part, the law, lawyers' ethics and judges' ethics simply do not allow for ex parte communications with a judge that are designed to influence her decision on a substantive issue. And if the unilateral communication with the judge was particularly significant to resolving an issue before the judge, it might be the "ball game" that requires appellate reversal.
The truth, though, is that ex parte communications can be critical to the duties of the magistrate -- and here "magistrate" describes the lower court judge (federal, state or local) who is often called upon to issue orders after having only heard one side of the story -- typically, from a prosecutor or the police, since no one would reasonably expect a judge who is asked to issue an arrest or search warrant to first hear from the target's or defendant's attorney to decide if the warrant is justified. As the law sees it, the merits will surface during the adversary process -- but only after the search warrant is executed and the evidence secured, or the defendant is in custody.
So, should this mean that the ex parte communicators (prosecutors or police) have carte blanche to simply put their best face forward with the evidence they present to the magistrate? After all, it will all "come out in the wash," won't it, when the defense attorney has his opportunity to tell his client's side of the story?
Recently, an outrageous case in Georgia illustrated the problem reductio ad absurdum. There, Murray County's chief magistrate judge, Bryant Cochran, distributed pre-signed warrants to local law enforcement officers to use when he was out of town -- meaning, the police were essentially given blanket authority to execute what amounted to their own pocket warrants, albeit with Cochran's signature on them. All they had to do was wait until Cochran was on the road. And given Cochran's willingness to betray his duty thusly, one can just imagine how undemanding he likely would have been with the evidence presented to him by the police when he was in town and actually reviewing it. Cochran's action was, thus, a wholesale violation of his duties as an independent magistrate.
Putting aside for the moment the quality of the evidence that the police placed above Cochran's signature, one must agree that the mere willingness of a judge to effectively "outsource" his judicial discretion to a party litigant raises a fundamental "appearance" question -- pretty much like a home plate umpire asking a batter to decide if the pitch to him was a ball or strike. Fortunately for the public, Cochran resigned his judgeship, upon facing an investigation into the pre-signed warrants and assorted other allegations of misconduct which he denied.
One suspects that Cochran's practice was largely sui generis in the United States. Still, the "independence" problem that faces magistrates has reared up in other ways. Indeed, in 1977, the U.S. Supreme Court was asked to reverse an almost equally horrendous practice, also in Georgia. There, under the Georgia Code at the time, a justice of the peace was paid $5 each time he issued a search or arrest warrant, but nothing if he said no. Indeed, his only compensation was from the per-warrant "commission," as it were, that he received under Georgia's system. In fact, the magistrate acknowledged during a hearing in the case that he had signed some 10.000 warrants at $5 per, during the relatively short period before appeal -- 50,000 bucks!
So, for the defendant in Connally v. Georgia whose drug conviction evidence was procured via a $5 warrant, one can only imagine what might have gone through his head: "This judge got paid only because he signed a warrant against me. He would have gotten squat if he had told the police 'no.' I was denied justice by a judge literally paid by the police to hang me." Quickly, the Supreme Court unanimously reversed the Georgia procedure, doing so per curiam.
Even if the practice in Connally is now relegated to the law library, and even if Cochran's idiosyncratic practice was simply rogue or aberrant, one can assume that problems of magistrate independence still exist in different, more subtle ways. A magistrate may become exceptionally, maybe excessively, close to some ex parte applicants for warrants. This may be only by dint of their peculiar judicial role whose daily functions require that they routinely entertain ex parte applications, maybe even at their homes after hours. There may exist a danger of a certain degree of institutional chumminess or clubbiness between law enforcement officers and magistrates that may sometimes compromise the independence of the judicial function.
Surely, even in an adversary proceeding where both sides are represented, a judge of any station may be persuaded by the mere fact that the lawyer on one side has proven himself credible before her time and again, rightly or wrongly, that credibility from past experience may carry the day, even when the adversary attorney is both present and articulately vocal for his client. Just imagine how influential an ex parte litigant, prosecutor or policeman can become -- especially if he appears before the judge week after week, or even day after day.
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Homewood Residence at Deane Hill provides our residents with lifestyles, housing, care and services in comfortable surroundings combined with exceptional amenities, programs, and care. Through Brookdale's signature Personalized Assisted Living we customize our care offerings for the individual. This allows each resident the freedom and opportunity to make choices that will ease their lifestyle transitions. Our residents enjoy life with the support they need, coupled with the proper lifestyle and care accommodations as their needs change. At Homewood Residence at Deane Hill we promise Respect for Individual Preferences and offer personalized care needs in an atmosphere that encourages each resident to live in health and longevity. Homewood Residence at Deane Hill provides a comfortable lifestyle, housing, care and services in comfortable surroundings combined with exceptional amenities, programs and care. Our residents enjoy life with any support they need, coupled with the appropriate accommodations as their needs change.Our community is dedicated to enriching the lives of our residents every day with signature services to those who value their freedom and independence, but desire or need services providing them with the highest level of quality, care and value. Our Clare Bridge Place program serves those with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Each day, we promise to work to deliver Daily Moments of Success for each resident. The Clare Bridge Daily Path provides structure and activities each day designed to meet specific needs of those with dementia, while the Clare Bridge Dining Program, designed by a gerontologist and registered dietician, helps residents retain the ability to enjoy and master the daily dining experience.
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-- Connie B., Found Assisted Living in Memphis, TN
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-- Donna R., Found Assisted Living in Memphis, TN
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