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League: Dual County, Large School
Last Season: 14-10, lost to Westford in Div. 1 North quarterfinal (14 innings).
Returning Starters: Noah Zavolas, sr., p-ss; Bobby Pedersen, jr., cf
Other Returning Lettermen: Alex Jones, sr., 1b; Victor Visco, sr., c; Davis Fallon, sr., p-of; Josh Geller, jr., 3b-p; Lewis Heinlein, sr., of-p
Promising Newcomers: Tim Hurley, so., c; Breno Fiamma, jr., 1b-p; Ben Gottesman, so., inf-p; Matt Bullock, jr., inf; Nick Clabault, jr., c-of; Dylan Caldwell, jr., of; Brett Rutyna, jr., p-of; Michael Champigny, jr., of; Peter Klinkmueller, sr., p; Alon Keselman, sr., p
Patrick Grucela (8th season): "We have only two starters coming back, so obviously we don't have all that much experience. (Ace pitcher) Noah (Zavolas, who is already committed to Harvard University) is coming off an excellent junior year (5-1, 0.72 ERA, 66k, 39.2 ip). Davis Fallon pitched some big games late last season. So they'll be 1-2 at the top of the rotation. Our pitching should keep us in games. The question is whether we'll score enough runs and play defense behind them."
League: N.H. Division 1
Last Season: 13-10, lost to Exeter in N.H. Div. 1 preliminary round
Returning Starters: Jacen Hudson, so., 3b; Dan Brown, so., 2b; Derek Hudson, jr., 1b-p; Tyler Brown, sr., p-1b; Anthony Cestrone, sr., cf
Other Returning Lettemen: Ethan Beals, sr., 3b-p; Robbie Flohr, sr., 1b-p
Promising Newcomers: Greg Emanuelson, jr.
Coach Mike Lee (32nd season): "We have all our pitching back from a year ago (led by Northeastern University-bound Tyler Brown). We were young and ranked sixth last year. These kids are still young, but they're talented. And they're experienced because they've been under fire. We expect our pitching and defense to be our strength. Our infield should be very good. And it's a high-character group. It's a lot of fun working with these guys. They come ready to work. It should be interesting."
League: Merrimack Valley Conference, Division 2
Last Season: 18-7, MVC Div. 2 co-champion, Div. 1 North champion, lost to Bridgewater-Raynham in Div. 1 state semifinal
Returning Starters: Chris Murphy, sr., 1b-p (capt.); Eric Eknaian, sr., 3b (capt.); Robby Gambale, sr., ss-p (capt.); Kyle Murphy, jr., cf-p
Other Returning Lettermen: Cody Parsons, sr., p-of
Promising Newcomers: Brad Fisher, jr., 1b-p; Nate Doiron, sr., 2b-p; Kevin Faria, sr., c; Jon Lafleur, jr., c; Brian Doherty, so., 2b; Adam Mahrez, sr., of-p; Cam Climo, so., of; Dylan McDonough, sr., 2b-c
Coach Joe Higgins (7th season): "Pitching is our strength. We also return three of four infielders, so we should have pretty good defense. We're hoping pitching and defense can do the trick. We have five new starters who have to step up and show they can do the job with the bats.
"The Merrimack Valley is the toughest conference in the state. Chelmsford, Central, Lowell ... everybody over in the Large School is tough. In the Small School, Lawrence has (pitcher Joan) Vargas back (last season's MVC Div. 2 Player of the Year). No easy lay-ups in this league."
League: Middlesex, Freedom Division
Last Season: 14-5, lost to Wayland in Div. 2 North first round
Returning starters: Chris Sharpe, sr., p-inf (capt.); Jim Goober, sr., ss (capt.); Guiseppe Mollica, sr., c-of; Matt Dignan, sr., p-inf; Joe Scali, sr., of; Shane O'Halloran, so., c; Dan Piotti, jr., inf; Evan Camilleri, so., p
Other Returning Lettermen: Bryan Shields, jr., p; Cam Feeley, jr., p; Alex Heisler, jr., p
Promising Newcomers: Liam Noone, sr., p; John Delgiandis, sr., of; Jon Orchanian, so., of; Rob McLean, so., inf; Patrick O'Halloran, fr., p-of; Drew Metzdorf, fr., inf; Justin Hurley, fr., p
Coach Chris Nance (3rd season): "(The returning) starters are great team players and have taken on the job of teaching the younger players. The captains have had success during their varsity years and are hungry to go deep into the (tournament) this year. The pitching is looking good, with sophomore Evan Camilleri leading the pack, followed closely by Dignan, Heisler, Shields and the two freshmen. We have very capable relief with Cam Feeley and Liam Noone."
League: Merrimack Valley Conference, Division 1
Last Season: 16-6, MVC Div. 1 co-champion, lost to Peabody in Div. 1 North quarterfinal
Returning Starters: Cam Devanney, jr., ss; Evan Becht, sr., inf-p; Aaron Hall, inf-p; Jonathan Parsons, c; Kevin Regan, of-p; Pat Silk, sr., p-1b (Pelham)
Other Returning Lettermen: Cody Demers, sr., 2b (Dracut); Steve Jaskelevicus, sr., of-p; Eddie Orkney, sr., of; Tom Pelletier, sr., 2b-p; Mike Goglia, jr., c
Promising Newcomers: Eric Ell, sr., p (Tewksbury); Kyle Plocharczyk, sr., p-inf; Connor Simpson, jr., p-of; James Coen, jr., p-inf; Greg Marggraf, so., p-of; Sam Lara, fr., p-1b; Johandy Gonzalez, fr., p-of; Nick Dulock, jr., of (Tewksbury); Jorge Elias , jr., of; Jack Silk, jr., inf (Pelham); Joanthan Panaro, jr., 2b
Coach Marc Pelletier (27th season): "Cameron Devanney (the MVC's 2013 Div. 1 Player of the Year) is as talented and driven as any shortstop I have ever had the privilege to coach ... Jonathan Parson and Cody Demers were huge pieces of the Super Bowl (champion football team last fall) and will be counted on as key contributors this spring ... Lowell, Chelmsford, Andover and Methuen are all dynamite programs -- and we will have to have our 'A' game if we want to contend. Dracut (in MVC Div. 2) returns two stud pitchers, as does Lawrence, Haverhill, Tewksbury and North sectional champion Billerica. The MVC is a bear."
League: Merrimack Valley Conference, Division 1
Last Season: 15-9, MVC Div. 1 co-champion, lost to St. John's Prep in Div. 1 North quarterfinal
Returning Starters: Michael DeDonato, sr., 2b (capt.); Mark Keller, sr., of; Jack Campsmith, jr., ss (capt.); Quinn Cooney, jr., p-of (capt.); Ben Sauter, jr., inf.
Promising Newcomers: Mike Tice, jr., 1b-p; Mike Kochelin, jr., of; Jesse Ashley, jr., p; Daylon Thompson, jr., p; Derek Adamson, so., c; Jack Hansbury, jr., dh; Erik Janiak, jr., inf-of; Alex Palermo, jr., inf-of; Alex Hill, jr., inf; Ryan Curran, jr., inf; Quinn Jackson, jr., of; Mitch Mangahaus, sr., p; Eric Rose, sr., c-inf.
Coach Mike O'Keefe (19th season): "We lost a lot of numbers. It's going to take a little time to figure out what we have. Because we've had such turnover at some positions, it's challenging figuring out who goes where. But I'm excited about these players.
"Lowell and Central should be very good in the (MVC) Large School. Billerica has a lot of pitching back and should be tough to beat (in MVC Div. 2)."
League: Merrimack Valley Conference, Division 2
Last Season: 9-15, lost to Masconomet in Div. 2 North semifinal
Returning Starters: Stig McElhinney, sr., p-of (capt.); Dan Zabbo, sr., p-of (capt.); Ben Gacek, sr., c (capt.); Adam Barbosa, sr., ss; Jack McKenna, jr., p-2b; Chris Seidl, jr., p-3b; Andrew Curtis, jr., p-of
Other Returning Lettermen: Zach Mellonakos, sr., of-1b; George Halamoutis, sr., dh-inf; Alby DeVincent, jr., p-inf; Nick Hayward, jr., 3b-c
Promising Newcomers: Mike Witts, sr., of; Andy Rogers, sr., 1b; Gabe Morales, sr., inf; Ricky Goss, jr., p-of; Nick Tierney, jr., p-of; Stephen Plowman, jr., inf
Coach Mike Saucier (5th season): "We have a lot of returning players. We feel we have the talent to compete with anyone. We have strong starting pitching, led by seniors Stig McElhinney and Dan Zabbo, who give us a chance to win every time they take the ball. Ben Gacek, Jack McKenna and Chris Seidl have all been league all-stars in the past and are leaders on the field ... With a couple of years of experience at the varsity level, we are hoping for breakout seasons offensively from a number of players."
League: Commonwealth Athletic Conference, Large School
Last Season: 11-9, lost to St. Mary's in Div. 3 North first round
Returning Starters: Evan Landry, so., p-3b; Luis Medina, sr., ss; Bobby Paquette, sr., of; Angelo Pilato, jr., of-ss; Nik Powers, sr., p-1b; Adam Beaudry, sr., c; Andrew Primeau, jr., c; Joshua Voulgaris, sr., of; Matt Forestiere, sr., 2b; Nick Belley, sr., 1b
Other Returning Lettermen: Mason Bechard, so., of-p
Promising Newcomers: Mike Murphy, so., 1b; Dylan Bogacz, fr., of-p; Damien Gonzalez, jr., p-of; Franiel Batista, jr., c; Austein Tataronis, jr., p-3b;
Coach Dave MacLaughlan (31st season): "We have a lot of veterans back. We were young last year, but these kids got a lot of playing time. The pitching staff is a strength. The defense I hope is a strength. We've had to move some guys around. We're not a good hitting team. That's one of our problem. We have to play good defense and get good pitching to stay in games and try to manufacture runs.
"(In the CAC Large), Whittier is always the team to beat. Until someone takes the title away from them, they're the one people have to challenge."
League: Midland-Wachusett, B
Last Season: 7-13
Returning Starters: Dean McCann, sr., c-inf; Alex Marken, sr., lf; Andrew Sinnery, sr., p-rf
Other Returning Lettermen: Nick D'Angelo, sr., of; Aidan Ward, so., rf-p; Jacob Barnes, so., c-p-3b; Sean Prestia, p-ss
Promising Newcomers: Jeremy Gaissl, sr., inf; Matt Werner, sr., of; Tim Colantuoni, jr., 1b-of; Kyle Priest, so., p-ss; Justin Watt, so., p-1b; Patrick Keating, so., 1b
Coach Matt LeBlanc (9th season): "I want the kids to be aggressive, to play the game the way it's supposed to be played. Play all seven innings, and support each other all the way through. I feel our strength is our chemistry. We have a lot of team guys. It's shaping up to be an exciting season."
League: Merrimack Valley Conference, Division 1
Last Season: 11-11, lost to Peabody in Div. 1 North first round
Returning Starters: Tyler Schermerhorn, sr., inf-p; Keagan Latta, sr., of; Conor Callery, jr., p-1b; Randy DeJesus, jr., ss-p; Chris Mansour, jr., c
Other Returning Lettermen: Brock Riley, sr., p-of; Brian Dolan, sr., p-of; Santo Cordero, sr., of; Ryan McKennedy, sr., 1b-dh; Mark Missett, sr., inf-p
Promising Newcomers: Dawy Lebron, so., 3b-p; Ryan Ames, jr., of; Jack Scott, jr., p; Matt Smith, so., p-inf; Diomal Martinez, sr., inf
Coach Dan Graham (7th season): "We had a little bit drop-off last year, which was sort of expected. We had a heavy senior team the year before. Cam Latta and Joe Parisi are the only everyday guys we lost from last season. We have some talent coming back, that's for sure. I think in years past, we've been a little bit more proven on mound. But I like what we have. Conor Callery threw significant innings last season, though has a lingering shoulder (problem) from football. We have some pitching depth, four or five quality kids."
"(In the MVC), Billerica has three kids (committed to college for baseball), which is not easy to find in the Northeast. Dracut has a couple of very good arms.
League: Catholic Central, Small School
Last Season: 19-5, Catholic Central Small champion, Div. 4 state champion
Returning Starters: Aaron Crandall, sr., cf; Daniel Gillette, sr., of-p; Connor Sullivan, sr., c; James Sullivan, sr., inf; Nick Cervizzi, sr., 1b
Other Returning Lettermen: Tom Cahalane, sr., p-of; Brandon Bursey, sr., 3b-c-p; Kyle Rafferty, jr., p-of; Matt Franchi, jr., of-p; Eric Maxfield, so., inf-p
Promising Newcomers: Jesse Caisse, jr., 3b-1b; Brett Iannazzo, jr., p-1b; Devin Carvallo, jr., 3b-p; Andrew Fisher, so., inf-p; Christian Kyle, jr., 1b-3b-p
Coach Matt Stone (3rd season at Lowell Catholic, 8th season overall): "Right now we're trying to build the depth chart. As far as the state championship, I've never been guy for setting goals now for the end of the year. We'll set little goals, stepping stones. See where we are three-quarters of the way through the season, and go from there. There are too many good teams in state (to think about another state championship) and that is so far away.
"We don't have any big guns on mound yet. But we do have six or seven guys who can give us quality innings. We'll see who emerges as the top starters. There is no better way to breed success than through competition."
League: Colonial Athletic
Last Season: 6-14
Returning Starters: Cam Skinner, sr., cf-p; Ryan Harding, jr., c; Chris Powell, jr., 2b-ss; Shawn Sanville, so., p-ss
Other Returning Lettermen: Russell Byron-Kelley, sr., 1b; Erik Freitag, sr., p; Steve Collins, jr., p; Alex Butler, jr., dh; Darren Gentile, sr., dh
Promising Newcomers: Josh Roberge, fr., 3b-p; Matt Mastroianni, so., 2b-p; Joe Perry, so., of; Kevin Lewis, fr., cf; Travis Kloppenburg, fr., of-p; Joe Santos, jr., of
Coach Pat Miele (19th season): "This is the year we expect to see some progress, as some key returning players committed to working hard in the off-season. This has instilled a level of confidence entering the season. Some key players who missed most or all of last season are back 100 percent healthy. Our pitching appears to be deeper than it has been in a long time."
League: Midland-Wachusett, B Division
Last Season: 9-11
Returning Starters: Ben Wright, sr., c (capt.); Shawn Pinney, sr., of-p (capt.); Tyler MacDonald, sr., cf (capt.); Tony Sylvester, sr., ss-p
Other Returning Lettermen: Sam Ineson, sr., 1b-p; Joe Sullivan, sr., 1b-p; Dan Considine, sr., of; John Boutwell, jr., 1b-3b; Jimmy Ciampa, jr., 1b-p-of; Logan Kuzmitch, sr., ss-p
Promising Newcomers: Kyle Schwartz, sr., p-3b; Jay Cobliegh, jr., 2b; Brandon Borneman, jr., c; Kevin Costello, jr., 1b-p; Leo Leclair, jr., 3b-p; Jacob Ovaska, jr., of-p; Brendan Twomey, jr., 2b-p; Rich Sharp, so., ss-p; Jared Borneman, so., inf-p; David Neuhaus, so., 3b-p
Coach Tom Bartelson (10th season): "We have good experience. Our strength is our depth. We have some great senior leadership. Like everyone else, we're looking to get into the postseason, to win at least one more game than we did last year (when the Patriots missed qualifying by one game)."
League: N.H. Division 3
Last Season: 11-9, lost to Somersworth in NHIAA Div. 3 semifinal
Returning Starters: Chris Benjamin, sr., of-p; Ryan Frank, sr., of-p; Chris Gamble, sr., inf-p; Mike Pelletier, sr., of-p; Dan Spicer, sr., c-p; Jake Vaiknoras, sr., inf; Cam DeLoreto, so., of-p
Other Returning Lettermen: Bryce Brown, jr., inf-of-p
Promising Newcomers: Joe Slattery, sr., inf-of-p; Tyler Foye, sr., inf-p; Nick Hamel, fr., inf-c-p; Erik Olson, fr., inf; Josh Harris, fr., p-of; Zach Koch, fr., of; Brian Lambert, fr., of.
Coach Billy Beauchesne (3rd season): "The tournament experience a lot of these kids have had in baseball, football and basketball, I think will be a key to our success this year. A lot of these kids are multi-sport athletes. The keys sto a successful season: Finding team identity early on in the season. Building on the playoff and tournament experience from last season. Versatility of the players. Consistent starting pitching."
League: Commonwealth Athletic Conference, Large School
Last Season: 9-10, lost to Bedford in Div. 3 North preliminary round
Returning Starters: Ryan Cormier, sr., cf; Tim Lavoie, jr., c-3b; Matt Lucia, sr., p; James Gibb, sr., 3b-of
Other Returning Lettermen: Tom Welch, sr., p; Shawn Costa, sr., inf; Lars Hanson, sr., of
Promising Newcomers: Ryan Collins, jr., inf; Anthony Marasco, sr., p; Dan Daniliuk-Poirier, jr., c-1b
Coach Brian McCarthy (2nd season): "We did a lose a lot of seniors, and a lot of them were starters. But the core we have coming back, they put in a lot of work in the off-season. The seniors got down to cages and hit with the younger kids. We have some experience on the mound. Matt Lucia was our No. 1 pitcher as a junior. He is a right-handed power pitcher who eats up a lot of innnings for us. Our junior catcher, Tim Lavoie, was a league all-star as a sophomore. He keeps that pitching staff grounded.
"Whittier (reigning Div. 3 North champion) is the team to beat again in the league. They always have kids ready to fill in. Greater Lowell had a great squad last year and they were young. We hope to be competitive within the league and make the tournament."
League: Merrimack Valley Conference, Division 2
Last Season: 7-14, lost to Danvers in Div. 2 North first round
Returning Starters: Dom Rosado, sr., ss; Alex Hamilton, sr., 1b-p; John Cave, sr., p-of; Nick Bain, sr., c; Alex DiRocco, jr., 2b; Joe Csoknay, jr., p-3b; Brett Morris, so., p-of
Other Returning Lettermen: Jack Theriault, so., p-of; Ryan Meade, jr., of
Promising Newcomers: Rob Cutone, jr., of-c; Ron Mallach, sr., of; Brandon Imonti, jr., p-of; Andrew Wallace, jr., p-1b; Jim Doran, jr., p-c; Cam Gahagan, jr., inf; Steve Hamel, so., p-of
Coach Ron Drouin (21st season): "We bring back quite a bit of pitching. Brett Morris as a freshman won five games. Jack Theriault was a regular the last quarter of season after being called up (from the junior varsity). We have two kids, (catcher-outfielder) Rob Cuton and and (pitcher-outfielder) Brandon Imonti, who transferred back from Malden Catholic. Imonti was MVP of our freshman team two years ago. We'll be improved. I think our pitching is deeper than it has been. We can run out five or six guys who are pretty solid. Our team speed is OK. But we have to hit the ball. We have to put the ball in play against some good pitching in this conference."
League: Midland-Wachusett, C Division
Last Season: 13-9, Mid-Wach C co-champion, lost to Hopedale in Div. 3 Central quarterfinal
Returning Starters: Sean Engel, sr., p-1b (capt.); Eric Morrison, sr., of-1b (capt.); Andy Savard, jr., c (capt.); Jake Keenan, so., of
Other Returning Lettermen: Nate Rodriguez, sr., of; Anthony Marsilio, jr., p-inf; Matt Wickens, jr., p-inf
Promising Newcomers: Ryan Murray, jr., p-inf; Dyler Kyer, jr., of; Luke Corkery, jr., 3b-1b; Dillon Hanson, jr., c-inf; Jacob Sword, jr., p-inf; Matt Coughlin, jr., p-inf; Nick Renaud, jr., of; Ryan O'Neill, jr., of; Stefan Athas, jr., inf; Cody Face, so., p-inf; Nick Murray, fr., p-inf; Ty Tumpney, fr., p-inf; Troy Thirkill, fr., of
Coach Ken Connerty (9th season): "Our first goal is to win our league, then be playing our best ball come tournament time. Our strength is our pitchers and our catcher. If the rest get better throughout the season, we can be pretty good. Lunenburg, Clinton, Oakmont, and Narragansett will all challenge for the league title."
League: Dual County, Large School
Last Season: 15-8, DCL Large School champion, lost to Billerica in Div. 1 North semifinal.
Returning Starters: Shane Wright, sr., of; Dan Bodi, sr., ss; Ryan Pocock, sr., 1b-p; Stephen O'Brien, sr., 3b; Bryce Macomber, sr., c; Luc LeBleu, sr., p; Cam MacDonald, sr., 2b
Promising Newcomers: Mitch Mondro, jr., p; Michael Previte, jr., of; Dan Cornelius, jr., of
Coach Cory Roman (5th season): "We have a lot of new guys who have a lot of potential. The DCL is as strong as ever, with Acton and L-S being the top two. We'll be fine. We'll be battling for the DCL (title). We don't have the pitching depth we've had in the past, so we need some young guys to step up."
League: Middlesex, Freedom Division
Last Season: 7-13
Returning Starters: Corey Stillings, sr., c (capt.); Mike Curtis, sr., p-1b-dh; Jimmy Davey, sr., 3b-lf; Evan Raffi, jr., rf-c; Jackson Gillis, so., p-1b-dh
Other Returning Lettermen: Ryan Carroccino, sr., lf; James Murphy, sr., cf-p; Vinny Poli, sr., of; Devin Field, jr., 3b-p; Joe Scurto, jr. 2b-p
Promising Newcomers: Zach Abbott, jr., ss-p; James Hill, jr., p-1b-dh; Brian Cavanaugh, so., 2b; Matt Spurr, so., ss-p; Matt Woods, so., p-of
Coach Aldo Caira (13th season): "We have a veteran team, with 10 guys returning, and that includes our top two pitchers (Mike Curtis and Jackson Gillis). If we get the same kind of work we got from them last year, and can improve our hitting, we'll be right in the hunt for the Freedom Division title, or at least a state tournament berth. We have nine kids on the roster who can pitch. It leaves me with a lot of options. We also have players with a strong baseball sense. It seems that all 15 players are baseball smart."


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EPIRB helps save crashed driver
Police are urging motorists to ensure they carry emergency location devices when travelling in remote Western Australia.
An EPIRB was activated on Sunday after the driver of a four-wheel drive flipped his vehicle on a gravel road about 100 kilometres from Meekatharra.
Sergeant Daniel Strachan says the alert was sent directly to authorities.
He says, providing the devices are properly registered, they can save lives.
"It gives responding emergency personnel an exact location and this one here was within 100 metres from where the actual EPIRB was set off, it gives us a location," he said.
"So a plane ... overhead within 15 to 20 minutes could actually see the crash."
He says without that information, the outcome could have been vastly different.
"He could have been stuck out there for a couple of hours, even overnight and during summer nights, the temperature is quite hot and if you haven't got supplies, you could be in a lot of grief out there," he said.
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Located just 15 minutes from downtown Milwaukee, Four Points by Sheraton Milwaukee North Shore promises to help you plan an unforgettable wedding celebration that keeps your needs in mind. Whether you want to invite every person you have ever met, or you prefer an intimate gathering of your closest ...
Tuscan Hall Banquet Center - TH Catering
Waukesha, WI
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center
Starting from $2,649 to $7,544 for 50 guests
Located in the heart of Waukesha, Wisconsin, the Tuscan Hall Banquet Center offers an elegant setting for your upcoming wedding celebration. The full-service event center boasts two indoor ceremony and reception venues in the same convenient location. Its largest room is called the Banquet Center, w...
Wilderness Hotel & Golf Resort
Wisconsin Dells, WI
Hotel/Resort, Outdoor
Starting from $6,047 to $9,553 for 50 guests
The most important day of your life has to be perfect. That's why the experienced staff at Wilderness Hotel & Golf Resort is here to help make your destination wedding an event that your guests will be talking about for years to come. The Sandstone Ballroom is perfect for weddings of all sizes. The ...
Comfort Suites Rock Garden
Green Bay, WI
Hotel/Resort, Outdoor
Starting from $1,947 to $4,698 for 50 guests
The locally owned Rock Garden is one of Northeastern Wisconsin's premier wedding reception facilities. They can accommodate both indoor and outdoor events in over 20,000 sq. ft of event space. The team of professionals will ensure no detail is overlooked throughout the planning, as well as on the da...
The Rock - Crystal Ridge Ski Club
Franklin, WI
Event Center, Outdoor
Starting from $6,194 to $9,090 for 50 guests
Just minutes from downtown Milwaukee, The Rock Snow Park awaits to help you celebrate your special day in true style and elegance! With a flexible, open concept floor plan, The Rock is a blank canvas that allows you to delve deep into your creativity and design the wedding of your dreams. With 140 a...
The Polish Center of Wisconsin
Milwaukee, WI
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Park/Garden, Ocean/Waterfront View, Ballrooms, Outdoor
Starting from $2,696 to $8,476 for 50 guests
The Polish Center of Wisconsin will proudly host your dream wedding. Between the Polish architectural designs, beautiful gardens in the summer and tremendous lake views, the Polish Center is the perfect place for a memorable wedding. The building has a picturesque Great Hall perfect for your wedding...
Fairways Of Woodside Golf Course
Sussex, WI
Private Club, Golf Course, Outdoor
Starting from $2,028 to $4,931 for 50 guests
Nestled along the picturesque countryside in Lisbon, the Fairways of Woodside Golf Course offers a truly special backdrop for your wedding. Let the breathtaking views, rolling green hills, and spring-fed ponds serve as the picturesque setting for the most memorable day of your life. Say your "I do's...
Allen Centennial Garden
Madison, WI
Park/Garden, Outdoor
Starting from $762 to $912 for 50 guests
Perfect for March thru October weddings, the Allen Centennial Garden creates a whimsical backdrop for your special day. A beautiful oasis, it is a public botanical garden of the Horticulture Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison but you will feel transported to a remote magical land surr...
Milwaukee Atheletic Club
Milwaukee, WI
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Historic/Landmark Building, Event Center, Mansion, Ballrooms, Outdoor
Starting from $6,014 to $18,301 for 50 guests
Known as one of the most elegant wedding venues in all of Cream City, the Milwaukee Athletic Club houses the stunning MAC Grand Ballroom that is nothing short of perfect for hosting upscale ceremonies or receptions. Boasting gorgeous decorative details like 24K gold leaf, hand painted ceilings, ...
Radisson Hotel Milwaukee West
Wauwatosa, WI
Starting from $4,387 to $6,834 for 50 guests
The Radisson Milwaukee West can handle your wedding festivities with sophistication and style, whether it's an engagement party, a bridal shower, a rehearsal dinner, or a reception. The elegant ballroom facilities are the perfect setting for a memorable wedding, and the executive chef at Radisson ca...
Davians Banquet and Conference Center
Menomonee Falls, WI
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Outdoor
Starting from $5,508 to $10,780 for 50 guests
Davians Banquet and Conference Center is available for your once in a lifetime wedding celebration. The beautifully appointed, full-service Menomonee Falls Event & Conference Center is the ideal location for your reception. From large weddings to small gatherings, the flexible spaces provide the per...
The Ridge Hotel
Lake Geneva, WI
Hotel/Resort, Outdoor
Starting from $5,419 to $9,163 for 50 guests
Whether you desire a grand, luxurious wedding or you prefer a smaller, more intimate affair, the Ridge Hotel in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin has it all and more. The recently renovated contemporary hotel boasts 10,000 square feet of versatile event space and multiple indoor venues, as well as a stunning o...
Milwaukee Yacht Club
Milwaukee, WI
Ocean/Waterfront View, Outdoor
Starting from $1,989 to $8,371 for 50 guests
McKinley Marina along Lake Michigan is home to the Milwaukee Yacht Club. This sweet boating club is a cool environment that celebrated lakeshore lifestyle. For those who love getting out on the open water, this is a fabulous site for you. During boating season, you can enjoy a wedding ceremony outsi...
Kalahari Resorts & Conventions Wisconsin
Wisconsin Dells, WI
Event Center, Ballrooms, Modern
Starting from $2,845 to $4,779 for 50 guests
Step into the African safari and into the Wisconsin Dells wedding of your dreams at Kalahari Resorts. With exquisite attention to detail, flawless service, your choice of elegant event space, and more, you'll be amazed at the quality of a Kalahari Wisconsin wedding. Their expert staff of event and c...
Heritage Hall
Menomonee Falls, WI
Banquet Hall/Restaurant
Starting from $1,043 to $3,324 for 50 guests
Nestled in the town of Menomonee Falls since 1961, the Village Bowl is a family owned and operated bowling alley that also happens to offer a fabulous wedding venue with the addition of Heritage Hall and the Centennial Gardens. Owned by a family that boasts over 100 years of experience in the food a...
The Brink Lounge
Madison, WI
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center
Starting from $2,225 to $6,675 for 50 guests
In the heart of Madison, Wisconsin, you will find The Brink Lounge as a romantic backdrop for your wedding day. A stunning banquet room with large windows awaits with enough space to host anywhere from 75 to 200 guests, and a grand spiral staircase that leads up to the patio level promises to be a b...
Crowne Plaza Madison
Madison, WI
Hotel/Resort, Ballrooms
Starting from $1,899 to $4,997 for 50 guests
Known for its distinctive elegance, the Crowne Plaza Madison offers a beautiful wedding venue conveniently located within one of the Midwest's most cultured cities. Located on Madison's east side, this upscale hotel is designed to idolize the iconic style of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Large...
North Point Lighthouse
Milwaukee, WI
Historic/Landmark Building, Ocean/Waterfront View
Starting from $7,044 to $12,008 for 50 guests
Created in 1887, the North Point Lighthouse was built with a 39-foot high octagon shaped structure constructed entirely of bolted cast iron sections. North Point Lighthouse, surrounded by two acres of land, offers a one-of-a-kind experience for your wedding engagement, ceremony, reception, and rehea...
Milwaukee County Zoo
Milwaukee, WI
Event Center
Starting from $3,408 to $5,277 for 50 guests
The Milwaukee County Zoo upholds its reputation as a leader in animal management, conservation, research and education within a wholesome recreational environment. The zoo enjoys the admiration of the citizens of Milwaukee County as well as all zoo guests and other zoos of the world. Located inside ...
Aud Mar Banquet Hall
Muskego, WI
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Outdoor
Starting from $2,054 to $7,724 for 50 guests
Aud Mar Banquet Hall offers a picture perfect setting for a picture perfect wedding. Nestled on Bass Bay Lake in Muskego, Wisconsin, this picturesque venue boasts beautiful facilities and a scenic property. A charming wooden arbor situated on its sprawling lawn is a breathtaking place to have an out...
Memorial Union and Union South
Madison, WI
Historic/Landmark Building, City/Skyline View, Ballrooms, Modern
Starting from $5,275 to $7,063 for 50 guests
Choose from modern spaces at Union South and iconic, historic spaces at Memorial Union for your big day. Located in the heart of the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, Union South offers elegant, timeless spaces to accommodate weddings of all sizes. Steps away from Camp Randall, this campus des...


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1979 | CHICAGO, ILLINOIS – Rock & Roll and Disco don't mix, neither, apparently, do Rock & Roll and baseball. The Chicago White Sox and two Chicago radio shock jocks found that out today in baseball – July 12, 1979 – when a promotion got out of control. It forced the Sox to forfeit the second game of a doubleheader.
Chicago radio DJ's Steve Dahl and Garry Meier and Mike Veeck, the son of Sox owner Bill Veeck, agreed to have a promotion called "Disco Demolition Night." Rock jocks Dahl and Meier despised Disco music, so they invited thousands of their fans to bring Disco records to the Sox-Detroit Tiger doubleheader in exchange for a free ticket. The records would be blown up in center field between games. The problem was thousands of their fans brought Disco records to the game in exchange for a free ticket. The records were blown up in center field between games.
Once this triumphant disco demolition took place the "fans," most of who, you could safely bet, were not your average baseball fans, became oblivious to a second game soon having to be played on the field they had just overrun by the thousands.
After more than an hour of trying to clear the field, chief umpire Dave Phillips postponed the game between the Sox and Tigers. American League President Lee McPhail went even further and ruled the game a forfeit win for the Tigers also won the first game 4-1.
The Chicago Tribune, July 13, 1979
ESPN program on Disco Demolition


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Police are looking for a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman in her makeshift tent early Friday morning in Sodo.
The woman told police she was asleep at her campsite about 2 a.m. when the strange man entered her tent, held her down and assaulted her, according to Seattle police reports.
About 5:30 a.m., the woman contacted a passer-by and reported what happened, seeking help. He referred her to a King County Metro supervisor on Fourth Avenue South just north of South Royal Brougham Way. The supervisor called police.
Police found the woman with bleeding cuts and swelling on her face. She was taken to Harborview Medical Center.
The assailant was described as black, 5 foot, 8 inches tall, balding with gray hair and with "protruding eyes." He was wearing blue denim shorts, a red Nike belt and red Nike shoes, police reports indicate.
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It is impossible to answer without knowing details. If he was sentenced to 2 years State Jail, that is day for day. If he was sentenced to 2 years TDC, was he sentenced to the minimum on a 3rd degree or 2nd degree felony? Is the underlying charge a 3g offense? Is it DWI related? What is his prior criminal history? All of this plays into the parole board's decision to parole or not. But, as a general rule (note, this is just a common rule, not anything you can demand) if BF behaves well and is not in State Jail, he can get out between 9 months and 14 months with credit for back time spent in the county jail awaiting trial. If he spent 6 months in county waiting trial, he can do a turn-around. Note, "can" does not mean he will. It is up to the Parole Board and your boyfriend's attitude and criminal history.
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After that presser this morning its fair to say Adel is NOT going to get a chance and too right as well IMO after what HR has said this morning..
He wants a move and hasn't trained properly for one day and is un-fit.. That does not sound like a player that should be given legendary or god like status by fans of the club that made him!! And it proves he is what I have thought he is all along in the big picture.. a waste of space.
Remy is the TOTAL opposite and puts fat boy Adel to shame.. Trained everyday, wants to get fit, just wants to play football, isn't sulking about not getting a move and has 1st class attitude in HR's words.
Remy should be given more of a 'god like' status than Adel. Good riddance Adel.. Come on Loic!!


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This is the title to The Surgion's Mate, a book published 'chiefly for the benefit of young Sea-Surgions imployed in the East-India Companies affaires'. The author, John Woodall, was employed by the East India Company from 1614 - 1643 to advise surgeons appointed to the Company's ships. The book was written as a practical guide for ship's surgeons. It gives advice on medicines and cures, as well explaining how to perform operations such as tooth-drawing, blood-letting and the amputation of limbs - an operation which involved the 'desmembering saw'! The title page gives a flavour of the kind of medical conditions expected to occur on the year long voyages to the east, such as wounds, ulcers, fractures, dislocations, scurvy or 'fluxes of the belly'.
About East India Office Trading Documents
The East India Company and its trading activities provide a fascinating backdrop for many accounts of shipwrecks and smuggling. This selection of documents from the British Library's India Office gives a flavour of the great range of ephemeral texts involved in the many aspects of international trade. In particular we can see how goods from India and China became an integral part of British culture, and sense the stranglehold on commerce that the monopolistic East India Company strove to maintain.


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On Jul 13, 2006, at 3:34 AM, Daniel Dickinson wrote:
Yes, I have filed bug report #375035. The kernel panics claiming that it can't find the root device, but the evidence is that it doesn't even *try* to use the initramfs before it does this. (no freeing memory message, for instance).
As I said, my production bootloader is BootX (for reasons that aren't worth going into here) so this may not be appropriate for you:
I "solved" this problem by telling BootX, in it's "additional kernel arguments" dialog box, that "root=/dev/hde10" (Obviously you will have to use the appropriate device designation for your machine.


text: The following reply was made to PR bin/33128; it has been noted by GNATS. From: Pavel Cahyna <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: email@example.com Cc: Subject: Re: bin/33128: when login in on the console, SIGABRT is ignored Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2006 11:10:48 +0100 > I observed same symptom on NetBSD-3.0/i386, i.e. I could get core dump > on ssh, but couldn't on the console. > My ssh is configured to use PAM ("UsePam yes" in sshd_config), though. Exactly the same on 3.0_RC5/alpha . Pavel


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Cohoes advisory: Grant Street paving is Wednesday
No parking on Grant Street Wednesday
Published 6:39 pm, Tuesday, September 15, 2015
COHOES — Grant Street from Vine Street to Younglove Avenue will be closed for paving Wednesday, the city announced.
All vehicles must be moved from Grant Street by 7 a.m. Wednesday to avoid being towed. Work is expected to be completed by 5 p.m.


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The restaurant chain is scheduled to open it's first St. Petersburg outlet on Tyrone Boulevard in March.
By SHARON L. BOND
© St. Petersburg Times, published July 1, 2001
ST. PETERSBURG -- Tyrone Square Mall is the site for the city's first Romano's Macaroni Grill, which will be located on the northeast corner of the Sears parking lot.
Plans call for the 260- to 270-seat restaurant at 2300 Tyrone Blvd. to be open by mid-March.
It will be the national chain's first outlet in St. Petersburg. Macaroni Grills in Clearwater, Tampa and Brandon are among the chain's 165 restaurants featuring Italian food served in what the chain calls a festive, family atmosphere. Carrollwood had one that was destroyed recently by fire and will be rebuilt by Brinker International, the Texas-based company that owns the restaurants.
The St. Petersburg City Council approved the restaurant site on the staff's recommendation and over objections of the Jungle Terrace Civic Association and the Crossroads Neighborhood Association. They objected to a variance granted by the Environmental Development Commission that allows fewer parking spaces than codes require. Jungle Terrace also asked for more green space to be included in the parking lot.
Steve Plice, head of the Jungle association, said objections were not about the restaurant itself but rather over how the variance was granted without following rules set forth in city codes for granting the exceptions.
In studying the parking, it was discovered that Sears has had some 250 fewer parking spaces than required since it was built in 1967. The staff told the council that adequate parking for a new restaurant was available and the objections were overruled.
Sears, which is owned separately than the rest of the mall, is lagging behind improvements made recently to the rest of the Tyrone Square Mall, according to the staff. A new entrance to the mall, a Borders bookstore, an expanded food court and a Tia's Tex-Mex Restaurant were built in the past few years.
Brinker agreed to do substantial landscaping in the Macaroni Grill parking lot to improve its appearance.
"Presently the Sears site has a substantial lack of interior parking lot landscaping, and the existing landscaping is poorly maintained, declining or dead," the staff's report to the City Council said.
"A new restaurant with contemporary landscaping, one that is at the top of national formula restaurants, would substantially upgrade the city's regional shopping destination," the staff's report said.
"This was one corner in the triangle that was lacking for Macaroni Grill," said company spokesman Tim Smith, referring to St. Petersburg, Clearwater and Tampa. "We are excited about getting a restaurant into St. Petersburg."


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Milton Keynes libraries are playing their part in helping people tackle all kinds of problems from binge-eating, stress and relationship problems to managing chronic pain.
Get Reading Get Well is a national collaboration between the Reading Agency and The Society of Chief Librarians and currently has two schemes running.
The aim is to improve the nation's health through books and reading. Reading has none of the side effects associated with prescription drugs and often achieves good results more quickly.
In Milton Keynes the council's libraries are participating in a scheme called Books on Prescription, which aims to bring reading's healing benefits to people suffering from a range of common health conditions.
There is good evidence that self-help books can help people understand and manage common conditions including depression and anxiety.
The new scheme has the backing of the Royal College of GP's as well as major nursing and mental health organisations, and Milton Keynes Central Library now holds a special collection of 30 titles which have been written by experienced health care professionals and are available to borrow.
The books provide helpful information and step-by-step self-help techniques. A leaflet listing all the titles and more helpful information is available from the Central Library.


text: Join William & Mary San Francisco-area alumni as we welcome San Francisco summer (fall everywhere else) with a picnic and BBQ by the lake in Napa! There are picnic tables on site and a lake for swimming or to simply just enjoy. The chapter will provide burgers & hot dogs and all of the fixings. Please bring your own beverages and/or side dish for 4-6 people to share as well as a blanket and anything else you may need for a day at the lake! The BBQ will turn off at 2pm but you are welcome to stay later to enjoy the sunshine, water, and Tribe company.


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An interview with owner-operator Glenn Keller about his fitness improvements.Read More
News flash: According to IBN, a broadcasting network in India, that nation's drivers have helped stemmed the tide of HIV and AIDS in the country after a process that is making a dent in old stereotypes about long-haul drivers there. "Truckers are savvy about safe sex," screams the headline of a story posted to IBN's website last week. Part of a huge drop in haulers' engagement of prostitutes Indian officials attribute to a development long in ...Read More
"I was on my way back to Texas and didn't have a webcam," says Roadrunner Transportation Services contractor Glenn Keller about the circumstances in which he filmed what has become a winning entry to take part in CNN's 2012 Fit Nation Triathlon Challenge. "I pulled off the interstate, went into a Walmart and bought what I figured would be my last bucket of chicken wings and a webcam. I sat there in the seat of ...Read More
North Carolina Wake County Sheriff's Deputy Brandon Jenkins had to sit in his cruiser for upwards of 15 hours yesterday after a truck driver under a load of honeybees had been disabled west of Raleigh. "The truck driver," CNN reported, was on his way to Rocky Mount, N.C., and "had been hauling the bees at night, when they are quiet and not apt to fly." Jenkins responded to a report of someone "possibly being attacked by ...Read More


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Well this came up on my news feed today, researchers from Aoyama Gakuin University have found a new way to provide propulsion for Maglev vehicles (And turbines).
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Video from the article:Magnetic levitation is central to the fastest trains we know today, but it's that dependence on electromagnets and rails that limits how and where it's used for transportation. Aoyama Gakuin University has a unique alternative: changing the material properties themselves. By floating graphite over a bed of circular magnets, taking advantage of its tendency to generate an opposing magnetic field, researchers can move the graphite just by blasting its edge with a laser. The heat skews the magnetic behavior of that area enough to unbalance the graphite, either in a specific direction or a spin. The research team believes it could lead to maglev transportation or even energy converting turbines that are steered solely by light, with no contact or outside guides: maglev vehicle pilots could have much more control over where they go. Getting to that point will require a much larger scale, but successful development could give technology a very literal lift.
This seems like a fantastic development to me, if it is more cost effective, and efficient than traditional Maglev propulsion (Traditional maglev propulsion, article 1, article 2, article 2 is more in depth) then it could revolutionize the way we view transportation (Big IF I know, I just would really like to see Maglev rail lines replace old traditional rail lines eventually, and this could provide another way to do that)


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Investing in Real Estate can have its pros and cons. One of the largest complaints from investors is about tenants, specifically tenants calling you with issues at the worst possible time. One way to beat this issue is to invest into a Rent to Own. some benefits of a Rent to own are
1. minimal to zero property management hassles
2. Tenant has skin in the game. (Tenant provides a down payment)
3. pre determined exit strategy ( you know the profit and timeline before you begin)
4. Win Win situation for everyone involved.
5. Large monthly cashflow ($500-$1000/ month)
6 High Return on investment ( 2 year 25-50% return)
There are three ways you can purchase a Rent to own.
1. Tenant First Rent to Own. - This is where you find the tenant and qualify the tenant first. You would pre qualify the tenant and once you feel comfortable with your tenant your real estate agent would take the tenant shopping for their new home. Personally I feel this is usually the most successful form of Rent to Own. The tenant has chosen the home, and did not have to settle for a property.
2. Traditional Rent to Own. - This is where you already own the home and then look for and qualify a tenant. The tenant does not have choice of properties however it is possible to have a larger Profit with this for of Rent to Own.
3. Sandwich Lease - this is a great way to purchase with little or no money down. It is definitely the hardest of the three strategies but your return on investment can be infinite.
A sandwich lease works by finding a motivated seller who would be interested in leasing the home to you with the option to purchase. Once you secure this option, you would in turn sublease the property to a tenant with the option to purchase at a higher price. The difference in price and monthly rent would be your profit.
If you are interested in learning more about this fantastic way to invest in Real Estate in the London Ontario market, please feel free to contact me. I specialize in helping investors in London Ontario
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Thursday, October 8, 2015
NAI Isaac Renews Mad Mushroom Lease
Posted by NAI Isaac at Thursday, October 08, 2015
NAI Isaac assisted Mad Mushroom Pizza with the renewal of their lease at 3340 Clays Mill Road in Lexington, Kentucky. Mad Mushroom Pizza serves the South Lexington area, providing custom pizzas, grinders and side items to hungry customers. For more information, visit their website at www.madmushroom.com. Bruce Isaac, SIOR, CCIM, Senior Vice President of NAI Isaac Commercial Properties represented the Tenant during the lease negotiations.
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Joyce Coffey was given a police warning on Tuesday afternoon at her home in Epping, New Hampshire, for playing the decades-old rock track.
But officers were called back an hour later and arrested her for the same offence.
She was then held again five hours later, but was again released before she was picked up just before dawn on Wednesday for playing more loud music, including tracks by Guns N' Roses.
Police arrested her for a fourth time after her nephew said he tried to remove some of his belongings from her house and she threw a frying pan at him, hitting him in the head.
Officers said alcohol may have been a factor in Coffey's behaviour.
Coffey was jailed on Friday and a judge has recommended she uses headphones in future.
She is due back in court on October 15, officials said.


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November 8, 2005
Tom Cruise replaces sister with new publicist
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - After a string of publicity faux
pas that made him one of Hollywood's favorite punch lines,
actor Tom Cruise has hired a leading public relations firm to
replace his sister as his chief spokesperson.
In a statement issued on Monday by his new publicist,
Cruise said Rogers & Cowan has taken over as his personal
publicist and would also oversee media relations for his
production company, Cruise-Wagner Prods.
to handle day-to-day operations of Cruise's charitable
activities. She had been serving as the actor's lead
spokeswoman since he fired his long-time publicist Pat Kingsley
last year.
Rogers & Cowan co-chairman Paul Bloch dismissed suggestions
that his firm was hired in response to a perception that
Cruise's publicity had been mishandled during the past year as
the actor's image took a drubbing in the media.
"It's not that way at all," Bloch told Reuters. "What
happened was that Tom's entertainment work was so heavy and his
philanthropy work was so heavy, they wanted to split the jobs
up. It's nothing more than that."
Said Cruise in a statement: "Lee Anne has done a wonderful
job on behalf of myself and Cruise-Wagner ... but she has
always expressed a desire to oversee and expand the day-to-day
activities of my charitable endeavors."
Cruise became the butt of jokes from television comedians,
newspaper columnists and Internet spoof artists after his
couch-hopping appearance on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" in May to
ecstatically profess his love for actress Katie Holmes.
The 43-year-old star upped the ante two weeks later with a
Paris news conference to announce his engagement to Holmes, who
has since revealed she is pregnant.
Cruise also raised eyebrows with intense public discussions
of his faith in the Church of Scientology, including criticism
of actress Brooke Shields for revealing she had taken
medication as treatment for postpartum depression.
In a testy exchange on NBC's "Today" show, Cruise called
psychiatry a "pseudo science" and told co-host Matt Lauer: "You
don't know the history of psychiatry. I do."
Shields shot back at Cruise in a New York Times opinion
column, saying his "ridiculous rant" was a "disservice to
mothers everywhere." The American Psychiatric Association also
condemned the actor's comments.
Many in Hollywood wondered whether the star's behavior off
screen might eventually spark a backlash that could damage his
box office potential. The change in his public relations comes
as Cruise has been busy making his latest film, "Mission:
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Tom Cruise Wife Audition: Is Yolanda Pecoraro The Next Nazanin Boniadi or Katie Holmes?The Tom Cruise "wife audition" rumors are swirling once again. Reports of wife casting by the Church of Scientology spiked in July when an unknown actress, 27-year-old Yolanda Pecoraro became targeted for the role of "Wife #4" for Tom Cruise. While many scoffed at the idea of a wife casting call, another unknown actress, Nazanin Boniadi is stirring the pot.
Ben Affleck's 'Argo,' Inspired By True CIA Plot, Earns Early Raves"Argo," Ben Affleck's latest directorial effort, is fast becoming one of the fall's most anticipated films. The script, written by Chris Terrio, is based on the autobiography "The Master in Disguise" by Antonio Melendez as well as a 2007 Wired article by Joshua Bearman titled "Escape From Tehran: How the CIA Used a Fake Sci-Fi Flick to Rescue Americans From Iran.
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Omarosa Speaks After Death Of Michael Clarke Duncan, Wedding Reportedly Planned For JanuaryOscar-nominated actor Michael Clarke Duncan died on Monday at the age of 54. The sudden and unexpected death of "The Green Mile" actor left Hollywood and secret fiancé Omarosa Manigault in mourning.
Michael Clarke Duncan, 'Green Mile Actor,' Dies At 54Actor Michael Clarke Duncan, nominated for an Oscar nominee for "The Green Mile," died Monday in Los Angeles while hospitalized following a July heart attack, his fiancee said.
Fire In Angeles National Forest Disrupts Labor Day Plans For ThousandsAngeles National Forest, located outside of Los Angeles, Calif., in the recreation-rich San Gabriel Canyon, was closed Labor Day as crews battled a wildfire that broke out Sunday.
Labor Day Weekend Visitors Evacuated From Angeles National Forest Following Wildfire (PHOTOS)Thousands of visitors to the Angeles National Forest in California were evacuated when a wildfire broke out in the East Fork San Gabriel Canyon off State Route 39 Sunday.
Hal David, Lyricist And Bacharach Songwriting Partner, Dies At 91Hal David, longtime lyricist for composer Burt Bacharach, died in Los Angeles Sunday at the age of 91. The team's hits included "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head," "Walk On By," "I'll Never Fall In Love Again," and "What's New Pussycat?"
USC-Hawaii: Watch Live Free Online, Prediction, Betting Odds and Preview for Saturday's Football GameThe top-ranked Trojans being the 2012 regular season against Hawaii Saturday.
Watch Slooh Space Camera Video Of Blue Moon August 2012 Here [LIVE STREAM]The Slooh Space Camera is offering a free live stream of the month's second blue moon. You can check out the second full moon in the month of August, courtesy of Slooh, below.
'The Deaths That Launched A Thousand Blogs'The 2007 suicides of Duncan and Blake posthumously captured the imaginations of countless people who had never heard of the couple but were haunted by images published in news stories and on the Web. Five years later, questions remain about the media coverage of their deaths,
5 Reasons Why Clint Eastwood Lost His Argument With Invisible ObamaBy now everyone has heard about Hollywood legend Clint Eastwood's faux Q&A session with an empty chair at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., on Thursday night. Taking the exchange at face value, here are five reasons why the furniture debate proved ineffective.
Maria Sharapova and Sasha Vujacic Broken Up, Engagement Over [Pictures]Tennis star Maria Sharapova and NBA player Sasha Vujacic have reportedly broken up. Here are some pictures of the couple, that was once engaged to be married.
Pregnant Holly Madison?s Boyfriend Pasquale Rotella May Be Facing Over 13 Years In JailIt's not time to start picking out something blue or pink, but Holly Madison's boyfriend and expectant father Pasquale Rotella may be picking out something orange. The Playboy model's baby daddy may be heading to jail.
Lakers News: Shaquille O?Neal to Have Jersey Retired by Los AngelesThe Los Angeles Lakers will retire Shaquille O?Neal?s jersey this upcoming season. Kobe Bryant?s former teammate joins seven other players to have their numbers hang in the rafters at Staples Center.
Labor Day 2012 Travel Forecast: Which City?s Residents Are Most Likely To Hit The Road?Are you planning to hit the road over Labor Day weekend? So are 33 million other Americans, but there appear to be some regional differences in who is traveling and for how long.
Courtney Stodden Faces Divorce Drama, Parents Announce Split After Teen Brides 18th BirthdayTeen bride Courtney Stodden is getting a lot more than just porn offers after turning 18-years-old this week. The wife of 52-year-old "Lost" actor Doug Hutchison is facing some divorce drama after her mom, Krista Keller, revealed her impending divorce to husband Alex Stodden.
How Did Sage Stallone Die? Coroner Reveals Sylvester Stallone?s Son Had A Heart AttackOn July 13, "Rocky" star Sylvester Stallone lost his 36-year-old son, Sage Stallone. Los Angeles coroner's office announced that the actors son did not suffer from the speculated drug overdose, but rather a heart attack.


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(NBC News) The traditions that have defined the Boston Marathon for 118 years — a joyous holiday for the city, thousands of triumphant runners streaking or limping across the finish line — will wait a week.
First,today, Boston will pause for one somber day to observe what happened exactly one year earlier, when two bombs detonated seconds apart, shattering tradition, glass and bodies.
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(MyFoxBoston.com/AP) – Massachusetts stands to lost hundreds of millions of dollars if lawmakers can't come together and reach a deal.
Gov. Deval Patrick is back from Washington, D.C. where he and members of the National Governor's Association met with Pres. Barack Obama Monday morning. The Democrat and ally of Pres. Obama said there was little hope of heading off the automatic spending cuts, scheduled to take effect on Friday.
"There is very little confidence in Washington that there will be a deal before the end of the week," Patrick said, while adding: "Hope springs eternal."
Gov. Patrick says if the cuts go through the Republicans are to blame. He says GOP leaders, including Speaker John Boehner, have failed to schedule a vote on Pres. Obama's plan to raise revenue by closing some tax loopholes for wealthy individuals and corporations.
"This is a failure of the Republican House because the Republican speaker, I believe, has the votes for a deal that's balanced, that reflects the view of an overwhelming majority of the American people. But he's (Boehner) got one plan on the table ... and it's the president's and he has not brought it to the floor," Patrick said.
If no deal is reached, $85 million in spending cuts will go into effect on March 1.
Gov. Patrick estimated an impact of potentially hundreds of millions of dollars in Massachusetts alone. He said school special education programs, Title I grants, defense contractors, research grants to universities and medical centers all stand to lose.
The governor did not have exact figures, only general projections.
When asked if he thought both Democrats and Republicans should sit with Pres. Obama in Washington to get the job done, Gov. Patrick replied, "You know I'm not there. But the impression I'm left with is that the President has made personal phone calls, not just sent members of his senior team up, but put his proposal in writing before the Congress. It takes two to tango here. It takes more than one party here."
Gov. Patrick denied any criticism that this was all just a "scare tactic."
Secretary of Administration and Finance Glen Shor said he didn't believe the state-by-state analysis released by the White House Sunday night represented "scare tactics," as some Republican lawmakers have charged.
He said agencies would begin drawing up contingency plans once there is more information from the federal government.
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X Bio
X emerged from the L.A. punk scene as the most critically lauded American band of the early '80s. X helped to vindicate the West Coast scene, which had lagged behind New York and London's early punk and new-wave movements. But while X's music then was properly labeled as punk, the music and lyrics were more sophisticated than the hardcore sound that would later define the genre. And for all the speed and thrust of their playing, X claims roots in rockabilly and old-time country music, which echoes in the vocal harmonies of John Doe and Exene.
The band began in 1977, when John Doe and Billy Zoom met through classified ads in a local publication. Doe's family had moved all around America when he was growing up, and he settled in L.A. in 1976. Zoom had played guitar and sax with Gene Vincent for a while in the '70s and also fronted his own rockabilly band, who had cut several songs. Exene first met Doe at a poetry workshop in Venice, California, and the two soon became lovers and bandmates. The couple, who later married and divorced, also write all the band's lyrics. With D.J. Bonebrake, they began playing at the Masque, Hollywood's seminal punk club. A local following grew quickly, and in 1979, after seeing a performance at the Whisky, ex-Door Ray Manzarek became their producer.
The band's debut LP, Los Angeles, out on local Slash Records in 1980, sold over 60,000 copies, an incredible number for a small label, and 1981's Wild Gift also eventually sold well. In L.A., they were considered superstars. Their music touched on rockabilly, heavy metal, punk, and country, plus a bit of the Doors with Manzarek's organ and their sped-up version of the Doors' "Soul Kitchen." Both records were highlighted by Exene and Doe's minor-key vocal harmonies and by the incisive lyrics. Both LPs topped critics' year-end best-of lists; and in 1981 the band was also featured in two concert films: Penelope Spheeris' punk documentary The Decline of Western Civilization and Urgh! A Music War. In 1981 the band signed with Elektra, which released its third LP, Under the Big Black Sun.
Exene continued her work in poetry, doing spoken-word performances, writing a 1982 book of poetry with Lydia Lunch for Grove Press called Adulterers Anonymous; and recording a spoken-word album, Twin Sisters, with poet Wanda Coleman. John Doe began a side career as an actor, appearing in Border Radio (1987), Slamdance (1987), Great Balls of Fire! (1989), and 1992's Roadside Prophets (which costarred Beastie Boy Adam Horovitz). Exene starred in the 1987 film Salvation! And in the mid-'80s, Doe and Exene formed the country-folk acoustic band the Knitters, with Blaster Dave Alvin on guitar, for one album, Poor Little Critter on the Road (1985), and live performances. However, X itself was about to go through a period of upheaval. Six months before the release of X's next album, Doe and Exene divorced, though they have remained close friends. After 1985's metal-leaning, critically panned Ain't Love Grand, Zoom left and eventually quit live performing. He was replaced by guitarists Alvin and Tony Gilkyson. Shortly after recording See How We Are (which included the Alvin-penned "4th of July"), Alvin left for a solo career. Both Doe and Exene embarked on solo careers as X began the first of several periods of hiatus. Gilkyson collaborated with Exene on the rootsy Old Wives' Tales and Running Sacred.
In 1990 X (with Gilkyson) began performing again and three years later released Hey Zeus! on a new label, Mercury, and undertook a national tour. Though critically well-received, the band failed to garner much commercial success. Exene continued concentrating on poetry, releasing in 1995 the spoken-word album Surface to Air Serpents on Henry Rollins' 2.13.61 label; Doe's second album, Kissingsohard, was issued by Rhino the same year. Unclogged featured live acoustic versions of 15 years' worth of X songs. Just as the band became active again, Gilkyson quit and X broke up. Doe began focusing more on his acting career, appearing in Georgia (1996) and Boogie Nights (1997). Playing guitar, Exene formed the punk band Auntie Christ with Bonebrake and Rancid bassist Matt Freeman, releasing Life Could Be a Dream in 1997. That same year Elektra issued Beyond and Back: The X Anthology, a collection of album tracks, live recordings, and outtakes. Renewed interest in X ultimately led to a reunion with Zoom for several sold-out live shows in 1998. The reunited quartet continued to perform sporadically and recorded (with producer Manzarek) the Doors' "Crystal Ship" for the film soundtrack of The X-Files: Fight the Future (1998). The same year Doe released an EP, For the Rest of Us, which included "This Loving Thing," a collaboration with Foo Fighter Dave Grohl. Freedom Is... followed in 2000. In 2001 Zoom (a born-again Christian since the late '70s) was working on a gospel album. He also operates Billy Zoom Music, specializing in amplifier design and repair.
This biography originally appeared in The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll (Simon & Schuster, 2001).


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My good friend Jennifer White has a brand new book titled 'Prayers for new Brides.' Whether you're a bride to be or are a bride who's already been, you don't want to miss this book!
About the Book:
A new wife is seldom aware of the intense spiritual battle threatening her dreams of happily ever after. Often, she enters the marriage without the benefit of great examples, biblical knowledge, and mentors offering godly wisdom. The battle begins and she is unarmed. Can her faith survive? Will her marriage become another divorce statistic? Prayers for New Brides will empower her to protect her heart and marriage. Within these short chapters she will:
- Learn biblical truths about marriage, the spiritual battle, and prayer
- Pray in agreement with God's will for her marriage
- Activate these truths in her life through study, journaling, and intentional conversations with her husband and other wives.
Marriage is God's design. He has a battle plan, the power and the resources to win. When a wife knows who God is and what He can do, she can trust Him to sustain her and her marriage. Her joy will be complete as she allows Him to enable her to do more for her union than she can imagine.
About Jennifer White:
Jennifer O. White has a bachelor's degree in social work, with a minor in marketing, the spiritual gifts of mercy and shepherding, and a passion to help others know their worth despite their failings. She taught Sunday School classes, small groups, women's Bible studies in person and on-line, and currently teaches at JenniferOWhite.com about pursuing a relationship with God through prayer.
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'Prayers for New Brides: Putting on God's Armor After the Wedding Dress' is available on Amazon.com and everywhere else great Christian books are sold.
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Araya Diaz
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Lea Michele be may be pulling a Taylor Swift
The Scream Queens star performed some songs from her upcoming album Places last night during a concert in Santa Monica and while performing "Sentimental Memories," Michele rolled her eyes and smirked when she sang, "All along you were a liar."
She didn't let on whom she may have been thinking about, but the audience laughed at the dig.
"Breakups suck," Michele said. "But they're also OK if it's what it's meant to be."
She said she finds comfort in a lyric from Miranda Lambert's "The Weight of These Wings."
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"She sings, 'Happiness ain't prison but there's freedom in a broken heart," Michele said. "I think that that's so true. I feel like this has been such a great year for me and I've been beyond grateful for that and you find yourself in that time and I think it's when you really become who you are."
She added, "I talk a lot about love on this new record and a lot about all different kinds of love. For me, for people that know me, they know that when I love someone, I just kind of put my whole heart into it and everything. I cross countries for people. My poor mother—if she has to hear me say one more time, 'I just love him so much.'"
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Places has been in the works for three years. Michele opened the show last night with "Cannonball" from her first album.
She also performed Pink's "Glitter" and "My Man" from Funny Girl.
"It's been a very exciting and long three years and I learned a lot from my first record," Michele said. "It was a great experience for me and I really enjoyed but I wanted to make sure this next record was perfect and obviously, tonight even before the album is out, before the first single is out, I just wanted to start performing, to get back to what I grew up doing, to get back to what I did in New York on Broadway for so many years, performing on stage."
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Right-hander Neftali Feliz agreed to a one-year deal for $2.9 million plus incentives, avoiding arbitration and leaving outfielder David Murphy as the Rangers' only remaining arbitration-eligible player.
General manager Daniels was hopeful that Feliz, who is recovering from Tommy John surgery and won't be ready until July or August, and Murphy could reach deals ahead of today's deadline to exchange figures.
"We're close enough that even if we don't reach agreement tomorrow, I'd be surprised if we end up in a hearing room," Daniels said.
The Rangers and a player haven't had an arbitration hearing since Lee Stevens lost out in 2000.
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Game One
Rangers 1 Yankees 5 (6 innings)
W: Sabathia L: Wilson
With the clouds hanging from above in the 1st inning it was quite obvious from the start Friday night's game would likely be a short one. The conditions were terrible and it was seen early one the players were battling the field. Texas scored in the first, but the Yankees answered in their half of the inning to tie the game at one. The Yankees added three runs in the 4th after many sloppy plays by the Texas defense then added one more in the 6th after a Derek Jeter single. The game would wind up ending there as the game would not resume after a rain delay following the end of the 6th inning. CC Sabathia took advantage of the aggressive Rangers hitters and came away with nine strike outs on the night.
Game Two
Rangers 3 Yankees 7
W: Burnett L: Feldman
Game two was much more fan friendly than game one as this game went nine full innings but much of the same was seen out of the Rangers. Conditions were not nearly as bad but the Rangers continued to play sloppy baseball. They were only given one error but that does not reflect how poor their performance was on the field. Derek Jeter added his 3rd HR of the year, Alex Rodriquez finally broke out to get his first HR of the 2010 season, and A.J. Burnett shutout the Rangers over 7 IP but Saturday was the Brett Gardner show. Brett went 3-4 each of his hits coming by way of the infield single (none of which seemed to pass the pitchers mound). After the game Ron Washington even compared Gardner using his speed as a major weapon for the Yankees to the skills of Mariners star Ichiro Suzuki.
Game Three
Rangers 2 Yankees 5
W: Pettitte L: Harden Sv: Rivera
Keeping the theme of the rest of the series game three showed another masterful performance by a Yankee pitcher. Andy Pettitte struggled early but never lost his cool. In the 5th, 6th, and 7th innings he threw 11, 6, and 9 pitches respectively, and was able to complete eight innings for the first time since August of last year in Baltimore. On the hitting end Mark Teixeira ended his HR drought with his first of the year in the 3rd inning to tie the game at one. Ramiro Pena, in for Derek Jeter who was battling a head cold, broke the tie in the 3rd with a 2-RBI single with the bases loaded in the 3rd inning, and then Jorge Posada continued his hot hitting with a HR in the 7th. To cap off the sweep Mariano Rivera came in to close out the game 1-2-3 striking out two Rangers.
*The Sunday game marked the 10th straight game the Yankees have not made an error*Series Stats/Notes (By: Dan Reiner)
- Jeter: 5-8, HR 3 RBI 1 R
- Johnson: 0-9, RBI 4 BB 4 K (.158 season average)
- Teixeira: 2-11, HR 2 RBI (.114 season average)
- Rodriguez: 3-6, HR 4 BB 3 R
- Cano: 1-9, RBI
- Posada: 4-8, HR 4 R
- Granderson: 2-9, RBI 3 K
- Swisher: 0-10, BB (.200 season average)
- Gardner: 5-7, RBI 4 R 4 SB
- Sabathia (Friday): 6 IP 3 H 1 ER 9 K 0 BB
- Burnett (Saturday): 7 IP 6 H 0 R 7 K 2 BB
- Pettitte (Sunday): 8 IP 4 H 2 ER 4 K 3 BB
- Bullpen (Aceves, Marte, Chamberlain, Rivera): 4 IP 2 H 3 ER (all hits and ER allowed by Aceves) 5 K 1 BB
- Hamilton/Guerrero/Cruz: 3-29, HR 4 RBI 3 R 7 K
*Yankees Record to Date (4/18/10): 9-3*
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Tom BuilderMason and master-builder of the Kingsbridge Cathedral, Tom is a man relentlessly driven by the desire to build great buildings, but also must learn the art of politics as he manages the masons working under him and deals with the clerical and secular forces above him.
He brings many of the others' dreams and desires to fruition or, in some cases, to ruin.
Rufus Sewell / Actor BioRufus Sewelll was seen in Wes Craven's segment of Paris Je T'aime, Michael Apted's Amazing Grace and Nancy Meyer's The Holiday . He starred in the critically acclaimed BBC production of "The Taming of The Shrew" for which he was nominated as Best Actor for a Bafta Television Award. He was previously seen in Charles II: The Last King, Vinyan with Emmanuelle Beart and Downloading Nancy with Maria Bello and
Jason Patric.
Other films include Martin Campbell's The Legend Of Zorro and Kevin Reynold's Tristan & Isolde, Brian Helgeland's A Knight's Tale, Alex Proyas' futuristic thriller Dark City, Dangerous Beauty with Catherine McCormack, Illuminata directed by and co-starring John Turturro, Susan Sarandon and Christopher Walken, and Paramount Pictures' Bless The Child co-starring Kim Basinger and Jimmy Smits.
Sewell first gained attention with his television debut in 1994 as "Will Ladislaw" in the BBC adaptation of "Middlemarch." He gained further acclaim in Christopher Hampton's feature film Carrington, opposite Emma Thompson and Jonathan Pryce, as well as John Schlesinger's Cold Comfort Farm.
On stage, Sewell made his West End theatrical debut in 1993 as the Czechoslovakian hustler in "Making It Better," which won him the London Critics Circles' Best Newcomer Award. Other notable roles include the original production of Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia" at the National Theatre, "Pride And Prejudice" at the Royal Exchange in Manchester, as well as "As You Like It," "The Seagull," and "The Government Inspector," all at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. Sewell made his Broadway debut in 1995, opening to rave reviews in the revival of Brian Friel's "Translations," opposite Brian Dennehy. Other theatre credits include "Rat In the Skull," a Royal Court Production directed by Stephen Daldry. Sewell also starred in the title role of "Macbeth" on London's West End, and John Osborne's "Luther" at the Royal National Theatre. Sewell most recently appeared on Broadway in Tom Stoppard's "Rock 'n' Roll," which he originated at The Royal Court Theatre and then played in London's West End.


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Exterior Piercing
Cleaning Solutions
- Liquid antibacterial soap (fragrance free).
- Anti-microbial or germicidal liquid for cleaning.
- Sea salt water soaks- add 1/4 teaspoon non-iodized to one cup (8 oz.) warm water.
Cleaning Instructions
- Wash hands with antibacterial soap.
- Apply cleaning solution to the area with Q-tip/cotton swab- clean the area and the jewelry no more than twice a day.
- Fill clean cup with sea salt mixture (see directions above), invert it over the area to form a vacuum and soak for 5-10 minutes, twice a day.
What to Avoid
- Alcohol, Peroxide, Betadine or Hibiclens Ointments- Bacitracin, Neosporin, etc.
- Don't over clean- No more than twice a day.
- Don't change jewelry during healing time.
- Don't sleep or put pressure on the piercing.
- Don't go into water such as pools, jacuzzis, etc. unless water is clean enough for you.
- Never touch piercings with dirty hands.
Oral Piercing
Cleaning Solutions
Alcohol-free mouth wash
Sea salt water rinses- add 1/4 teaspoon non-iodized to one cup (8 oz.) warm water.
Cleaning Instructions
- Rinse mouth for 30-60 seconds with solution after meals, smoking, etc. for the entire minimum initial healing time. 4-5 times per day.
- Rinse mouth for 15-30 seconds with sea salt mixture, twice a day.
What to Avoid
- Alcohol, smoke, eating spicy, salty, acidic or hot temperature food and drinks for the first few days.
- Don't use mouthwash which contain alcohol.
- Don't change your jewelry during the entire initial healing.
- Never touch piercing with dirty hands- wash hands with antibacterial soap.


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Liu Yu Jun Crowned Miss Earth China 2011
Liu Yu Jun was crowned Miss Earth China 2011 on October 28, 2011. she is 20 year old and stands 175 cm. Liu Yu Jun from Nanjing will represent China in Miss Earth 2011 Pageant to be held in Manila, Philippines in December. Yu Jun was the first runner-up in Miss China Universe 2009.
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New Orleans late-night eats
New Orleans' bars can stay open round the clock, which makes it possible to completely rearrange your schedule to whatever suits your night-owl soul. And if you're partying down during Mardi Gras, you're more than likely to need some grub at unusual hours. Only problem is, while the drinks keep flowing, most restaurants close at 10pm. If you're likely to experience an undeniable hunger sometime past midnight, it's a good idea to commit the following late-night eateries to memory.
Angeli on Decatur - Lower Quarter - 1141 Decatur St; mains $6-18; 11am-2am Sun-Thu, to 4am Fri & Sat
Great philosophers have long debated one of the most pressing of human questions: what makes a late-night place great? We humbly submit: the food tastes as good sober as when you're trashed at 3am. Enter Angeli: decked out with hipster art and patrons, the food here is wonderful no matter your state of mind/inebriation/etc. It serves burger, pasta and pizza fare, but it's top-of-the-line stuff, especially if you need to layer your tummy after a long night out. Early music sets by solid live acts are a good way to launch your evening, but bring cash – credit cards are not accepted. Good range of vegetarian dishes.
Coop's Place - Lower Quarter - 1109 Decatur St; mains $8-17.50; to 3am
Coop's gets all credit for maintaining high standards in the midst of the Quarter, where restaurants know they can get away with serving tourists pap. This could almost be an authentic Cajun dive, but more rocked out. Make no mistake: it's a grotty chaotic place, and the layout is annoying. But it's worth it for the food: rabbit jambalaya, chicken with shrimp and tasso (in a cream sauce – there's no such thing as 'too heavy' in New Orleans). This is rural, rustic and rich food served at an honest price.
Clover Grill - Lower Quarter - 900 Bourbon St; dishes $3-8; 24hr
You don't have to be gay to eat here – much of the clientele base is loyal straight folk who live around the corner – but there is a big gay customer base thanks to nearby gay bars. It's all slightly surreal, given this place otherwise resembles a '50s diner, but nothing adds to the Americana like a prima donna–ish argument between an out-of-makeup drag queen and a drunk club kid, all likely set to blaring disco music. The food isn't anything special, but it's dependable diner fare and good for a hangover, or those who can see the hangover approaching.
Alibi - Upper Quarter - 811 Iberville St; mains $5-10; 24hr
Alibi is more bar than restaurant, but we're including it here because it's one of the better 24-hour joints in the Quarter. The grub (definitely 'grub') is decidedly greasy, unhealthy and perfect after a long night of doing whatever it was you were doing on Bourbon St a few minutes ago – yes you, bleary eyes. Alibi does burgers and po'boys and fried stuff, largely, although salads are on the menu and, rumor has it, occasionally emerge from the kitchen.
Trolley Stop - Lower Garden - 1923 St Charles Ave; meals $5-12; 24hr
When last we stopped in at this 24-hour diner – in the wee hours, of course – we were called about every variation of 'baby,' 'darling,' 'sweetie,' 'honeychile' and 'sugar' out there. We only regret we didn't propose to that waiter after our meal, which was a very hefty mushroom and Swiss burger. This sort of food isn't particularly original (although it is very good), but hey sweetie-honeychile-sugarplum-darlin'-gooeycheeks, who's complaining when the service is this friendly?
Cooter Brown's Tavern & Oyster Bar - Riverbend - 509 S Carrollton Ave; mains $5-13; to 1am
Cooter's is open late, does mean cheese fries, whips out a killer chili cheese dog and has one of the best beer selections in the city. But our long, lingering romance with Mr C Brown is attributable to his oyster bar. The boys are shucked to order here, plump and cold, and at $8 for a dozen are an absolute steal.
Camellia Grill - Riverbend - 626 S Carrollton Ave; mains $3-8; to 1am Sun-Thu, to 3am Fri & Sat
One of our favorite New Orleans stories: apparently a woman walked into Camellia and asked if it served low-fat dessert. The line cook's response? Dip a slice of pecan pie in melted butter and throw it on the grill. That's what you get! The other great thing about this spot, besides its great diner burger-chili-Reuben fare, is it's the sort of place where the staff look like 50 Cent or The Ramones, and they all call each other – and you – 'baby.' All the time. Plus, they dress in tux shirts and black bow-ties, as if this place couldn't be any wonderfully weirder.
Delachaise - Uptown - 3442 St Charles Ave; small plates $7-18; 5pm-late Mon-Sat, 6pm-late Sun
The winner of the wine-and-cheese war in New Orleans comes down to this spot versus the Bywater's Bacchanal. We won't declare a victor, but we will say Delachaise is a lot more suave and open a fair bit later. Plus, you gotta love its cheese menu – the pictograms that explain 'stinky,' 'strong' etc are very cute. The small plates are all wonderful in their own indulgent way, especially the ridiculously over-the-top grilled cheese sandwich. If it's late at night, you're hungry and you need something a little more refined than a burger, head here.
New Orleans is a foodie heaven - for more than just the small taste offered here, see the Lonely Planet New Orleans city guide for locals' top picks and the history behind the unique regional specialties.


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