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It's a sexy dance, given the song. At one point Jacoby is facing the judges' table, particularly Carrie Ann, and pops open his shirt. The crowd goes wild. And even though they do a "death spiral" move at the end that isn't my favorite, it ends with Jacoby standing over Karina and then, using only one arm, lifting her straight off the floor. I mean, I know he's a professional athlete and she weighs not more than a couple of feathers, but still. Also, hot move. I imagine a lot of women will picture themselves as Karina in that pose.
Carrie Ann mentions her appreciation of the shirt coming open and then praises Jacoby's fluidity and posture. Len asks Jacoby's mom what she thought of it and she hollers, "I loved it," and Len hollers back, "So did I!" and says to Jacoby, "Great footwork! Yes, thank you, Jacoby!" Bruno agrees with an "Absolutely."
Scores: Carrie Ann: 9, Len: 9, Bruno: 9
Ingo Rademacher & Kym Johnson
Ingo's hit a wall during rehearsal -- tired, irritable. It's what Linda Holmes, when she used to write about "The Amazing Race," identified as "killer fatigue." He's taking some of it out on Kym , but she handles it like the professional she is.
Ingo's butt sticks out a little more than it really should for a foxtrot, but he's doing better than I expected at this, especially with regard to his arm extensions.
Len said it had an ease of movement and says he could have been "softer in the arms." Bruno said he did a great job, including his arabesque. Carrie Ann says it was his best posture he's ever seen and then compares the "casual quality" of his dancing to Gene Kelly.
Scores: Carrie Ann: 8, Len: 8, Bruno: 8
Kellie Pickler & Derek Hough
Viennese Waltz
Derek tells her they don't want to get complacent now that she's received 10s and he's going to push her further. Kellie starts crying talking about her grandmother, who passed away when Kellie was only 15. I think this is a way for her to try and give the emotion Carrie Ann said she lacked last week.
Bruno calls her "Queen of the Viennese waltz." Let me translate what Carrie Ann says, "I got you to cry. Therefore I am satisfied." Len is mostly complimentary and his only complaint is one even he admits is nitpicky. When you're getting the really technical nitpick comments from the judges, you know you danced very well.
Scores: Carrie Ann: 9, Len: 9, Bruno: 10
Alexandra Reisman & Mark Ballas
Argentine Tango
Oh dear. Aly is many good things as a dancer, but it's going to be interesting to see how she does the Argentine tango, a dance not kind to the vertically challenged of us. She's supposed to be playing the character of a harlot for this dance.
They're taking full advantage of lifts being allowed in this dance. And Mark's choreographed the routine to NOT try to show off the legs, like he probably would were he dancing with Zendaya.
Carrie Ann starts by asking Aly how she feels after that routine. Aly timidly replies, "Um, good?" Carrie Ann goes on to praise her transformation over the season. She does question the transitions out of the lifts, which both Bruno and Len protest. Len liked the sex appeal of it. Bruno calls it "sensational" and praises her growth as an actor."
Scores: Carrie Ann: 9, Len: 10, Bruno: 10

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Below is a list of courses eligible for each of the 10 MnTC goal areas. See MCTC Policy 3.05 for additional information regarding this curriculum.
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To be eligible for an AA, AS, AAS or AFA degree from MCTC, students must earn a minimum of 20 college level semester credits at MCTC. This requirement is reduced to 12 credits for the AA degree when a student has transferred to MCTC from another institution within the Minnesota State Colleges and University system or from the University of Minnesota. At least one third of the credits for a diploma or certificate must be earned at MCTC.
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In this series, reporter Jennifer Grogan and multimedia director Peter Huoppi interviewed several U.S. Navy veterans who served aboard submarines during World War II.
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Ernest "Ernie" Plantz survived 1,297 days as a prisoner of war during World War II because he had a "strong belief in the man upstairs" and the will to live.
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At 18 years old, Warren Wildes did not think about dying even though he was traveling through mined waters and facing enemy fire on the USS Flying Fish during World War II.
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The crew of the submarine USS Sealion always worked together, as one team, William "Bucky" Scarano said."That's the way it was," Scarano said. "Nobody was a hero."
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The first time George Jones was scared during World War II was on a patrol near the Pacific island of Tarawa. It was October 1942 and his submarine, USS S-38 (SS-143), had been ordered to scout the island, which was occupied by the...
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Having just finished training to become a Navy radioman, Deen Brown headed to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, to join the crew of the USS Nevada.It was December 1941 and Japan had just attacked Pearl Harbor. He was 19.
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WWII veteran Deen Brown twice lost his ship while he was at school.
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Sunday Morning Masquerade 2: 'How Are You?'
- Monday, July 24, 2006
America's Funniest Home Videos featured a hilarious clip of a toddler throwing a tantrum. Dear friend Sue sent me the link this week and I realized it fit perfectly into my Grumpy Old Man series.
Click here to watch the Toddler Tantrum.
If you didn't detour to watch the video I will give you a brief description of the clip (If you have finished your homework skip to the next paragraph). The clip is called "The Crying Game" and it features a toddler who is intent on getting attention. He throws himself dramatically on the ground and wails loudly. When the Mom walks calmly by and ignores him, the child picks himself up and goes looking for Mom. As soon as he rounds the corner and spots her, he throws himself dramatically on the ground and wails. Mom moves away again. Kid picks himself up and wanders off in search of her. When he spots her, yeah, you got it.
The video is hilarious. The child's rage is so phony. His actions are so transparent. He is not fooling anyone. How childish and silly. And then I realize how many of us do the same thing nearly every Sunday. The difference is that we do the reverse. When we are spotted, we quit throwing tantrums and start behaving. We are angry during the week or even on the way to church. When our church friends are not watching we are wailing about others, gossiping, and mean. As soon as we walk in the church door we are smiling like the homecoming queen during the parade. Just like that toddler, our spirituality is so phony. We are not fooling anyone. But in this case it is tragic, not hilarious.
We go to a place where honesty should be encouraged. Where shortcomings ought to be accepted. Church should be the place where you can say without fear, "I am struggling, I hurt, I need help." But for some reason the opposite happens far too often. Two people who are really in pain could have this conversation every week in church:
"How are you doing?" (Insincere query... too busy to really care)
"Great, how are you?" (Dishonest reply... perfunctory courtesy question)
"Fantastic, great to see you. (Really dishonest reply... safe dismissal salutation)
Am I advocating dumping our woes on everyone we meet? Of course not. But my fear is that we have created a culture where we feel there is something wrong with us if we are hurting. If I am struggling I must be doing something wrong spiritually. Shouldn't God meet this need? What is wrong with me? The fact that God created us with a desire to be in community tells me that part of His plan is for us to be helped by other members of the body of Christ. I have quoted the lyrics of Stained Glass Masquerade by Casting Crowns before. They fit here again. Allow me to interject between the brilliant lyrics of Casting Crowns:
Is there anyone that fails
Is there anyone that falls
Am I the only one in church today feelin' so small
Cause when I take a look around
Everybody seems so strong
I know they'll soon discover
That I don't belong
How many times have I felt like that? If my walk right now was exposed I would be excommunicated from the faith. I am so dry that any spark sets my anger and emotions aflame. But do I confess that? Dare I confess that?
So I tuck it all away, like everything's okay
If I make them all believe it, maybe I'll believe it too
So with a painted grin, I play the heart again
So everyone will see me the way that I see them
And there you have it. Most of us, at one time or another, have played this stupid game. Maybe I will believe it too if I just tuck it all away.
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It's been a rough week for Kailyn Lowry. She got slammed with a fake secret wedding story, and a store clerk insinuated the slim blond was looking fat. But if there was ever a time the Teen Mom 2 star should be on top of the world, it's now.
Her show is starting its third season on Monday, and she's set to marry the love of her life, Javi Marroquin. Got that? Set to marry ... as in they aren't married yet! In fact, Kailyn was more than willing to spill the truth about her love life when she sat down with The Stir! From whether fans will get to see her wedding to how things are with ex-boyfriend Jo, Kailyn set the record straight:
More from The Stir: 'Teen Mom' Kailyn Lowry Doesn't Need to Convince Anyone That She'll Be a Beautiful Bride
On how she met fiance Javi:
I was working in a retail store in the mall, and he came in shopping. He asked me on a date, and I said no! I like turned him down for so long, but then we finally started dating.
On letting son Isaac meet Javi:
Javi actually wanted to meet Isaac right away, and I felt like that was kind of the best case scenario because if they didn't bond, I knew it wasn't going to work out with Javi.
I felt like it was in the best interest for everyone. I didn't want to waste my time with someone for six months and then for it not to work. They met while we were still friends.
On how Javi and Isaac have bonded:
Oh my God they love each other. It's so funny. In the morning, if Isaac wakes up and I'm not up yet, Javi will go get him and they'll come in and stare at me or they'll jump on the bed to wake me up. They love each other!
He actually took Isaac trick-or-treating for me while I was at work.
On her relationship with Isaac's dad:
I struggled a lot with coming to terms ... with Jo dating someone else. It was so hard for me to understand that someone else was going to be in Isaac's life, and it was especially hard because people didn't understand that I didn't want to be with Jo. I just wanted to kind of exclude her from the picture, you know? I didn't want her to be around Isaac, and to this day it's still hard for me. I think I've come more to terms with it.
I mean, I was with Jordan when he started dating this girl, and so I had somebody, but it was more like Isaac is my only solid family, he's my only blood.
Jo didn't understand that. I don't think anyone really understands where I'm coming from.
On her wedding and whether the MTV cameras will be allowed in:
We haven't really set a date in stone yet. I would love to have them there!
On the other Teen Moms showing up for the wedding:
I'm close with everyone. We're so close it's like every time we're together, we pick up where we left off. I actually got a chance to go to Leah's wedding, so yeah, and that was really fun.
I hope they come! That would be cool!
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kinda hypocritical for her to say that she didn't want another woman in Issac's life when she keeps dragging home guys to be in Issac's life.. how does she think Joe feels?
You all are total bitches lol.. I think she's fabulous, you go girl!!
Why would she be mad that he is with someone else?! That is very hypocritical of her considering she lets Issac around all the men she has dated. Jo's girlfriend is a beautiful nice woman who seems to love Issac. I really think Kailyn is jealous of her, after all shes with Jo and she is drop dead gorgeous! Seems like Kailyn doesnt want him with anyone unless its her. They have been dating for 2 years get over it!


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OTTAWA (CIS) – The game of musical chairs continues in CIS men's soccer as the York University Lions move up to No. 1 in this week's national rankings, becoming the third team to claim the pole position in the first five coaches' polls of the campaign.
In other CIS sports, Ottawa (women's soccer), St. Francis Xavier (women's rugby) and Guelph (women's & men's cross country) all hold on to their No. 1 status.
In men's soccer, the Lions (9-0-1), who were ranked second a week ago, beat Western 2-0 and Windsor 3-1 over the weekend to remain the only undefeated team in the OUA conference. Meanwhile, the Alberta Golden Bears, who topped the rankings each of the past two weeks and entered the last weekend with a perfect 5-0-0 record in Canada West play, were blanked 1-0 by Victoria on Friday and settled for a 1-1 draw against Fraser Valley on Saturday.
Those results drop Alberta (5-1-1) to No. 4 in the new Top 10, behind York, UBC (6-0-0) and Saint Mary's (5-0-2). Trinity Western (6-0-2) rounds out the leading quintet.
The Lions are no strangers to the No. 1 position. Crowned CIS champion in both 2008 and 2010, York led eight of nine coaches' polls a year ago.
In women's soccer, top-ranked Ottawa (10-0-1) went a perfect 3-0 this past week, including wins over RMC, 4-0, Toronto, 3-1, and Ryerson, 1-0. The Gee-Gees visit Laurentian (6-3-1) on Saturday and Nipissing (0-8-2) on Sunday.
Also of note this past week in women's soccer, Laval upset previously undefeated McGill 1-0 on Sunday, dropping the Martlets (6-1-0) from No. 3 to No. 6 in the national poll.
In women's rugby, StFX (5-0) resumed its domination in AUS play with shutout victories over Saint Mary's, 81-0, and UPEI, 69-0. The X-Women, who have outscored their conference rivals by 422 to 3 in five contests, should face their stiffest test of the season on Thursday when they host No. 10 Acadia (4-0).
The most surprising women's rugby result of the past week came on Saturday when Calgary beat Lethbridge 31-18 to hand the reigning six-time Canada West champion Pronghorns their first regular season loss since 2008. With the result, the Dinos move up two spots to No. 5 in the new Top 10, while Lethbridge drops three positions to No. 6.
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Report: Philly's MOTU secured $90M in grant funding over past 5 years
The Mayor's Office of Transportation and Utilities on Tuesday released a five-year report detailing the office's progress and accomplishments since it was established in 2008 by Mayor Michael Nutter.
"The Mayor's Office of Transportation and Utilities is a professional, pragmatic and innovative part of city government," Nutter said in a statement.
"I could not be prouder of what the office has accomplished in the past five years and hope that MOTU has helped to pave the way for a more efficient and effective city government."
According to Nutter's office, MOTU, led by Deputy Mayor Rina Cutler, "is charged with building a shared vision and coordinating decision-making among the energy and utility sectors as well as transportation and infrastructure sectors in order to save money and improve conditions throughout the city."
The press release states MOTU has over the past five years helped the city secure more than $90 million in grant funds to support infrastructure projects, including more than $45 million in federal Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery grants.
It further notes that the team since 2008 has coordinated the retiming of traffic lights at about 2,400 intersections and installed more than 400 pedestrian countdown signals.
Crashes involving pedestrians were in 2012 down 10 percent from four years before.
"Because of this team's great work during the past five years, the city has benefited from more than $90 million in grant funds to support our infrastructure," Nutter said in a statement.
"Philadelphians now have a better integrated transportation system that boasts new bridges, improved traffic signals and an expanded bike lane network. The city is a national model for green infrastructure."
The report highlights the Philadelphia Water Department and the Energy Office's 2011 unveiling of a 250-kilowatt, 1,000-panel solar power system at the South East Water Pollution Control Plant to provide reliable power directly to the facility.
Five new airlines have since 2008 announced service to Philadelphia International Airport, and six new nonstop destinations have been added.
"Philadelphia International Airport is embarking on a multibillion-dollar expansion, and our strategic energy procurement program means that more tax dollars are invested in city programs instead of utility bills," Nutter said.
The release lauded MOTU's model of working with partners from the government, private and nonprofit sectors to "make sure that the investments and plans that affect the city's infrastructure are done with a shared vision of increased mobility and sustainability."
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Neighbors in Helmet, California say they are fed-up with crime in their community. So now they say they are sticking together to send a message to the bad guys: Don't mess with us. One prowler found out the hard way. First he was caught on camera sleeping in one woman's yard. Then the next day, he was confronted by the same woman. The whole thing was caught on tape.
Karleee Meyer says she was shocked to see the guy passed out in one of her chairs. So when he came back the next day she was ready for him.
Her home surveillance camera recorded her confrontation with the man. In the first video, you can see him running across her front yard then he goes to the backyard. He then sits down in a chair and passes out.
The same man went back to her house the next day. That's when Meyer grabbed her homemade weapon.
"I thought at least it would scare him. Even if it's not really balanced, as far as the swing. A bat would probably have been better," Meyer said. "He jumped into his car right here, and I jumped right there with him, right on top of him, and we wrestled till I got the keys."
Police were called. The man was questioned, but at this point no word on charges, if any.
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Every restaurant has a story. But Watershed has a whopper of a tale that includes celebrities, ghosts of culinary icons past and a twist — a story 14 years in the making.
In its original Decatur location, Watershed cultivated a following for its Edna Lewis/Scott Peacock brand of Southern cooking. Watershed carved out a niche as an upscale Southern farm-to-table restaurant before such spots were trendy. Throw in the celebrity status of co-owner Emily Saliers of the Indigo Girls and Watershed quickly cemented its place in the hearts of Atlanta diners.
When Peacock resigned his post after 11 years in favor of other pursuits, the restaurant was faced with replacing a chef who had become a Southern culinary icon. It had the challenge of preserving a brand and a proven formula for success.
Watershed hired Joe Truex, a Lousiana-born chef who trained with culinary legend Daniel Boulud and who was making a name for himself at his own local restaurant, Repast. Yet, marrying Truex's French- and Japanese-influenced style with Peacock's traditional Southern menu proved to be a puzzle. Truex says, "We were unprepared for the response we received." Watershed regulars expected its traditional menu. Repast fans pined for fare that reflected Truex's style.
In a bold move, Watershed permanently closed its Decatur location last summer, shutting the door on Watershed as we knew it. When the restaurant reopened in May, with it came a new name: Watershed on Peachtree. New name, new vibe, new menu, new chapter.
This restaurant, now located in Brookwood Hills, is decidedly different from the original. Large wooden doors open into a room dominated by a four-sided bar just ahead of the smaller dining rooms. The Smith-Hanes designed decor still feels like Watershed with its soft and neutral color palette and Martha Stewart-style touches like the bell-jar lighting. The difference here is the vibe. On busy evenings, the restaurant hums with an energy (and a din) unique to this location.
I'm drawn to the bar, as inviting as any around (maybe more so) and I'm not the only one. The younger set crowds three and four people deep to sip signature cocktails like the organic cuke ($11), a summery fresh concoction of Journeyman organic vodka, Uncle Val's Botanical gin, cucumber, lime and house-made bitters.
I'm also drawn to the bar snacks, which, like many menu items, whisper the tale of their creator. Take the goujonettes of catfish with the could-be-hotter pepper slaw ($6.50), a play on the goujonettes of sole Truex prepared at Le Cirque in the late '80s. These salty fried fingers of North Carolina catfish, so tender and clean-tasting with none of the catfish muddiness leave not a speck of grease on my fingers as I greedily snatch more than my share. Watershed on Peachtree, you had me at goujonettes.
If you actually want to converse with your dining partners, you'll have to vacate your coveted seat at the bar. Heavy curtain panels and carpet tiles in the rear dining room absorb some of the energy radiating from the front, making it possible to hear your companions as you discuss the widely appealing menu.
Here's where you'll see the new Watershed. No longer cooking under the shadow of his predecessor (except maybe on Wednesday fried chicken nights) Truex strays from the traditional by presenting fresh takes on classics and infusing international influences. For example, he gives us another look at the jambalaya of his home state with his deconstructed rendition ($25). Why deconstructed? Of traditional jambalaya, he says, "After the third bite you've seen the whole show and you're left with more… show."
To keep it interesting, each ingredient receives a different treatment. The smoky rich andouille gets grilled, plump oysters fried, shrimp butter poached all layered over a puddle of soulful etouffee with crab and crawfish tails. It's a create-your-own-jambalaya experience.
You can also create your own pork belly wrap ($10) — another opportunity to play with your food. Roll up the sumptuous pork belly swathed in a zingy dijon mustard with the vinegary pepper slaw with strips of pickled daikon radish, perfect counterpoints to the deliciously fatty pork.
If you're yearning for the Watershed of old, you can still order the seasonal vegetable plate ($18) with five veggies, each prepared using a different cooking technique. The vegetable plate, however, is now truly vegetarian with nary a ham hock in sight. Instead of meat, for example, the lady peas receive a flavor boost from mushroom broth, cream and smoked paprika. The peas are a dead ringer for mac and cheese and perfectly gluten free. The vegetable plate also comes with a cakey (but not sweet!) pimento-cheese crusted cornbread, made with cornmeal and rice flour, which also happens to be gluten free.
Another dish reminiscent of the original Watershed is the chicken-fried steak ($24) of Truex's youth, his mom's Sunday specialty. He uses the well-marbled spinalis dorsi (cap of ribeye) and pounds it out with a rolling pin. From there, it gets the Watershed-fried-chicken treatment: buttermilk bath, seasoned-flour dip and a swim in the country ham-infused lard. My friend found the meat too chewy, but I was smitten enough with the meaty-rich breading to continue spearing bite after bite until the steak disappeared.
I am equally smitten with Watershed on Peachtree, so much so that I want to sample every morsel issued from the kitchen. Yet, some dishes might benefit from a little editing like the fresh heart of palm salad ($11.25), which has an earthy black-speckled truffle vinaigrette paired with a paper-thin slice of salt-lick-worthy country ham (yes!) and a chunky egg salad. While each ingredient stands on its own merit, put them all together and the effect is less than harmonious. Several dishes had this feel — too many components without a unifier. Granted, I have no quarrel with this in the choose-your-own-adventure style dishes.
Nor do I have a quarrel with "the mess" ($8), a dessert with an endearing name. The mess turns out to be a miniature trifle-style dessert with brandy-soaked cherries that burst with flavor, red-wine marinated sponge cake, pecans and little meringue crunchies all layered with a custard cream. That's some mess of good, is all I can say. Admittedly, it was hard to pass up Watershed's very good chocolate cake ($8), now served in a jar (to improve the icing-to-cake ratio, I'm told).
When Watershed shut its doors last August, many feared the restaurant's story had reached its conclusion. Fret not, it appears that Watershed on Peachtree and Truex have many more tales to tell. And, I'd be willing to bet my goujonettes the best are yet to come.Watershed on Peachtree
August 2nd, 2012
8:50 am
You left out the most important part… hows the fried chicken?
August 2nd, 2012
9:26 am
No mention of that hot 'lil number Julia LeRoy? Tsk, tsk.
August 2nd, 2012
9:30 am
Great review, Jenny. I went there for a birthday dinner on a Wednesday (aka fried chicken night) and had a lovely time. The dining area was a bit loud for my taste but I enjoyed the meal and will try the jambalaya. The Mess was to die for and I would have loved to take a few meringue crunchies home.
@Steve, I'm pretty sure they are using the same fried chicken recipe and the place was packed. Rest assured, the bird is fine.
August 2nd, 2012
11:32 am
Disappointed to see no mention of the wine program. We were regular customers at the old WS, often just to grab a glass of wine at the bar, and they were one of the first ATL restaurants to really push an eclectic, high quality wine list, back in the day where many places were still serving the same old tired Cali cabs and chards. Doubt we'll get over there much purely due to location, but a great wine list might convince me.
August 2nd, 2012
11:56 am
More salt.
August 2nd, 2012
1:01 pm
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August 2nd, 2012
2:39 pm
My half-dozen experiences here have been far less than 3 stars. We live a block away and wanted to support this new restaurant. The food here generally has been acceptable but not much more. The service in the dining room on several evening meals was abysmal. For instance, on our last trip the waitress basically ignored us or grudgingly responded to our requests for the entire evening after making a snide comment about us bringing a nice bottle of wine in for a celebration. Despite the fact that our party ordered several rounds of cocktails, appetizers, mains and desserts (more than enough to cover the cost of a bottle of wine). I ALWAYS factor in $75 or so additional dollars into a meals price for tip purposes when I bring my own bottle because I know servers count on alcohol sales for a substantial portion of their livelihoods. The way that particular server treated us made us rethink that. The brunch service was better. The Hot Milk Cake is absolutely amazing though. And I have really enjoyed my time in the bar area there; a few weeks back one of the bartenders helped us work our way through different concotions from the Buggy Whip line of organic booze. An entire bottle of bourbon later, it was one of the more enjoyable nights I've had in a restaurant. I hope this place improves because it has tons of potential.
August 2nd, 2012
2:52 pm
So how much is chicken night in the new digs?
August 2nd, 2012
2:56 pm
A little full of themselves and too expensive for what you get.
August 2nd, 2012
3:38 pm
@Andy – surprised by the comments about service. Thus far, it's been a huge improvement over what it was in the previous location. Of course all it takes is one bad apple…
August 2nd, 2012
3:58 pm
How someone would rate them 3-stars is beyond me. My experience at Watershed was disappointing at best. I ordered the Joe's Jambalaya and asked the waiter how could they serve jambalya without rice. I sent it back… I also agree with the comment above…The service in the dining room was abysmal. We had an 8:30 reservation and we were seated at 9:30. That's the other reason we'll never go back.
August 2nd, 2012
4:00 pm
after they way they abandoned the location in Decatur because some fry cook got his panties in a wad, i'll not be spending my dollars at the new location…
August 2nd, 2012
4:11 pm
Glad to hear good things. I also live in the neighborhood and we were thrilled to see this place open considering the reputation of the decatur location. I had lunch there and my wife and I were pretty dissapointed in the lunch menu but the service i experienced was great. We'll definitely have a redo for dinner now.
By the way, has anyone heard anything about cafe intermezzo moving? That would be dissapointing. hope it's not true.
August 2nd, 2012
6:12 pm
Jenny, you obviously drank the Kool-Aid. Too much attitude and too little food for the money. I left aggravated and HUNGRY after spending $100 for me and my companion. Asked for bread and got attitude. Asked for Grey Goose and was told that they served something better. I want what I want NOT what they tell me I want. We went twice…The 1st and last time.
August 2nd, 2012
6:36 pm
I frequent the restaurant and recommend it to friends, family, and others I run into that may need to meet someone for a business luncheon or dinner. I took some out of state company representatives there for dinner and they enjoyed it and said when they are back in town would take clients there for dinner. I have been for lunch and dinner and not experienced any problems. I have also referred others and they gave me great reports about service and food. Yes, they are known for their fine wines and great chicken. I suggest you try it for yourself.
August 2nd, 2012
6:47 pm
I can't wait to give this place a try. I've had Watershed with Truex at the helm twice and I thought it had tons of potential.
But- it remains the million dollar question of the restaurant world- how do you get your staff to give a crud?
Repeat visits to Empire State South, Ecco and the old Watershed were easily ruined by petulant staff. These are solid food places that I think twice about going to and usually don't return.
Yet, some impossibly busy places, like Brickstore's Belgian Bar and Woodfire Grill manage to consistently have staff that care about the customer experience.
August 3rd, 2012
9:27 am
My overall experience was mediocre. It's very loud and overpriced for what you get. I agree with the negative comments about the jambalaya. Being from Louisiana, it's not jambalaya without rice…it's that simple. I had the pasta dish and found it very average, but I do take some responsibility for ordering pasta at a non-italian restaurant, which I normally wouldn't do.
August 3rd, 2012
9:50 am
@ScottJ, JSprat, Lisa: I wonder if you're missing the essence of the restaurant experience. In my perhaps not humble enough opinion, you send food back when it's done wrong–cold, burned, spoiled, overdone. You don't send food back because it doesn't fit your personal stereotype of what it should be. You want predictable food, try Chili's–they'll serve you the exact same food in every restaurant across America. You go to a talented, innovative chef to try something new and different. And it's the same for liquor. OK, I get that you like Grey Goose. But is it not conceivable that you might have found another one you liked? You don't think you could possibly enjoy drinking, say, Hangar One? Or Boyd & Blair? Come on, loosen up, live a little!
August 3rd, 2012
10:00 am
Sometimes newby restaurants are not as trendy as they think they are, especially on a "reinvent". Will try it objectively now and then again in a year and compare of course. But messin with a former good thing hopefully will pan out for this new edition. Just don't get cutsy with the fried chicken.
August 3rd, 2012
12:11 pm
Mark, I totally agree that the food preparation should be at the sole discretion of the chef. That's how he makes his or her reputation and should be allowed creative license in that regard. I, however, totally disagree with your suggestion that a lifelong spirits drinker should be told by a haughty restaurant owner that their affinity for their favorite brand is all wrong. I have been in the hospitality industry for over fifty years and have built a very successful career and reputation attempting to make every guest happy with their experience.
August 3rd, 2012
12:32 pm
I'll be the first to tell you that Joe Truex is VERY talented and I loved Repast…NO QUESTION. Mark, have it your way. Keep going there, overspending, getting the attitude and paying the high price. My friends and I will let you have our seats. We're going to continue to patronize the locally owned, chef driven restaurants that bend over backwards to make us happy. We are experienced enough to know what we like and don't require guidance from a smartass restaurant owner. Can't wait for Truex to see the light and open his own venue again.
August 4th, 2012
3:11 am
@Jack Sprat, you don't want a restauranteur telling you what you should have, yet here you are telling others that their enjoyment of a place is all wrong because you know better than they what they should like. If you present the same attitude in real life as you do here, it is indeed remarkable that you get good service and food any place. Those staff must truly be patient and forgiving to accommodate such an ego.
In the meantime, I look forward to enjoying a nice time at Watershed and welcome it to the neighborhood.
August 4th, 2012
8:57 am
Edward…….I see that you are at it again. What a tool! Bet you would be great fun at a backyard Bar-B-Que?
August 4th, 2012
10:11 am
The Fried Chicken… is just OKAY! I've had better…
August 4th, 2012
11:50 am
Chef is great. Food is pretty good. Service is horrible — rude, short on temper. Get a clue, you little snots. Crappy attitudes and less than desireable service = no tip, no patronizing, out of business. How's that working for you?
August 4th, 2012
12:38 pm
Jenny, do you know if Watershed will still have tea offerings? I loved that.
August 4th, 2012
4:37 pm
angrymeatball…..the chef is great and the food is pretty good. How is that possible?
August 5th, 2012
2:41 am
Balt: I wouldn't go to someone's backyard BBQ and begin berating them on how they prepare it or tell them I know better than them, which seems to be what Mr. Sprat would do. If that is how you and your friends roll, then please, send my invitation elsewhere.
August 5th, 2012
8:46 am
@Jack: I understand your points, and agree with you on most. Bad service and attitude can clearly trump good food.
However, regarding the liquor question, I still thinkyou're still off-base. I'll give you a wine analogy that I think illustrates the attitude. Guy hits a new restaurant. Asks the server for a bottle of Silverado cab. She says we don't have that but let me bring the sommelier over. She arrives and says that they built a list of wines that they think are really fun, off the beaten path and great values. "We don't carry a lot of mainstream domestic cabs, but what about a Super Tuscan? Or maybe, for something a bit different, a Chateauneuf du Pape? We have tons of great reds!" He angrily refuses, says "I only drink California Cabs," orders a beer, and goes home later and posts an angry review.
Come on! Have some fun! There are some great vodkas out there, other than Gray Goose.
August 6th, 2012
7:30 am
Edward…..consider it done. But I don't recall ever mailing invites to a Bar-B-Que. I just put out a tub of Bud on the porch and they show up.
August 6th, 2012
2:08 pm
I miss Repast.
August 6th, 2012
3:54 pm
I'm very excited to try the new Watershed now that Truex has been let loose to do his thing. Personally, I think it was brilliant for Watershed to renew itself after losing Peacock. It is obvious the owners wanted another high-profile chef at the helm. And, as should have been the case from the beginning, Truex has finally been able to put his signature on this restaurant.
August 7th, 2012
3:24 pm
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By Melissa MacBeth
This article is part of a series from Melissa MacBeth's Best practices for Outlook 2007.
Note For details on applying these principles, follow the links in the list and inline below to additional articles.
See links to the rest of the articles in this Best Practices sequence.
Manage your time
Tame your Inbox with the 4 D's
Frequently asked questions
Calendars and meetings
Write great e-mail
Find that message!
Do your work with the help of Tasks
Manage time with a daily review
The first step in following these best practices is to set up a system to optimize how you use Outlook 2007. It is considered best practice to have:
For details on how to set up the layout, see the Frequently asked questions for this series.
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It is considered best practice to have:
If you receive many messages that go back and forth among several different people, use the conversation arrangement. Otherwise, use the date arrangement (the default arrangement). Use automatic formatting rules to make all messages sent only to you blue.
Note If this folder becomes too large (10,000 items or more), Outlook 2007 may become slow when switching to this folder.
Managers might have a single folder for feedback on their employees called "3-Management." Set these folders to auto archive annually.
Note If you need to read every message on a DL, do not create a folder for it. This e-mail should go directly to your Inbox.
Set your DL folders to auto archive every six months or more frequently if they are temporal (for example, a DL for finding carpool rides should be archived daily).
Search folders
Search folders are useful for gathering information from across different e-mail and RSS folders. Search folders can be especially useful when you need to gather information that is stored in different folders — for example, when preparing for a quarterly meeting.
If you receive a large volume of e-mail (more than 200 messages a day), search folders might be a good way for you to parse mail from different senders.
Favorite folders (optional)
Favorite Folders give visibility to folders that are otherwise buried in your mail folder list.
Favorite Folders, a subset of your mail folders, appear at the top of the Navigation Pane. Using Favorite Folders is not a requirement for this system to work, but if you have a small screen, you can minimize the Navigation Pane and still successfully file your e-mail by dragging messages to the minimized bar, perform common searches, and navigate to the Calendar, Contacts, and Tasks.
It is considered best practice to have the following folders in your Favorite Folders: Inbox, 1-Reference, Sent Items, and Deleted Items.
The goal of organizing your Outlook is to reduce the amount of unnecessary "noise" in your Inbox and to make the most important items bubble to the top. Rules help this process by moving e-mail into folders based on criteria that you set. Rules filter the messages coming into your Inbox for must-read items only.
It is considered best practice to have the following rules (details on how to set up these rules are in the Frequently asked questions article:
Automatic Replies Move all responses to meetings that do not have content to Deleted Items. You can see who has accepted by checking the tracking tab inside the meeting window.
.To: Me Any message sent directly to you or with you on the Cc line is sent to the Inbox and is not processed by other rules, even if it is also sent to a distribution list (DL).
Meeting Requests Sent to Inbox All meeting requests, even if sent to a DL, should be sent to the Inbox.
Defer Sent Items This rule delays sending messages by one minute or longer. When using this rule, be sure that your messages have been sent before you shut down your computer.
Note This is a client-side-only rule; it will not work on Outlook Web Access (OWA).
Distribution Lists Any e-mail message sent to a distribution list (DL) is sent to a DL folder — unless its keywords suggest that it is important to you, in which case it is sent to your Inbox. Multiple DLs that are similar should use the same rule and be filed in the same folder. If you are a member of a DL for which you need to read every message, do not create a rule for it. Any messages that you must read should go directly into your Inbox.
Your set of rules should look something like the following when you finish organizing them.
The To-Do Bar is the panel on the right side of Outlook 2007. It shows a calendar, your upcoming appointments, and your unified task list, which contains:
The best practice for setting up the To-Do Bar is to:
The default arrangement for tasks is by Due Date, but you might consider changing the arrangement to Start Date, depending upon how you use flags. If you want to see the tasks that you have pushed out for next week on Monday, arrange by Start Date. If you want to see tasks on the day that they are due, arrange by Due Date.
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It is considered best practice to set your Quick Click flag to Today (which is the default).
If you receive a lot of e-mail or are easily distracted by the notification sound that plays for incoming messages, we recommend turning off the following settings:
For details, see this article, Making Outlook a little quieter.
If you want to always be notified when a certain person sends you a message, you can create a rule called Play a custom sound when Outlook delivers new e-mail.
Categories in Outlook 2007 allow you to manage items in many different ways. There are three main types of categories that we recommend creating:
Categories are not a required aspect of this system, but they will make your life easier if you are diligent about using them. For example, they can help you more easily identify what you can do now and help you group similar tasks so that you can do them all at once.
It is considered best practice to have a category for:
Note Using the @ symbol makes the categories stand out in your category list. Marking @ before certain categories helps to keep these categories at the top of your category list and reminds you of where you should be when you are performing this task (for example, @phone is "at the phone.
Note You can apply multiple categories to a single item — as opposed to filing, where items can live in only one folder at a time. For example, an important message that you want to discuss with your manager before you respond might be categorized with both the @e-mail category and the 1:1 <your manager's name> category.
Your Quick Click category should be the category that you apply most often.
As you will see, categories help messages and tasks stand out in your To-Do Bar, make searching more efficient, and help you get ready for meetings.
Note Be very careful about categorizing your outgoing messages — your recipients might be able to see your categories! If your recipients are not using Outlook 2007 or Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, they will be able to see the categories you set.
Melissa MacBeth is a Lead Program Manager in the Office product group at Microsoft. She worked on several time management features for Outlook 2007, including the To-Do Bar, flags, flagging on send, and the Daily Task List. She lives in Seattle and enjoys gardening.


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This is one of those crimes that has left the victims scarred for life.
The individual the FBI is looking for is a man by the name of Hector Dondiego. He was arrested April 25, 2011 by the Chicago Police Department and charged with predatory criminal sexual assault.
The charges stemmed from his assaults on two sisters, relatives who moved in with him after their parents died.
Investigators say Dondiego repeatedly raped the two girls for years, starting almost immediately after they moved into the house where Dondiego lived. They say the girls were just 10 and 12 when the assaults started and the attacks continued until they were 18 years old.
Dondiego is said to have threatened them that if they told anyone DCFS would take them away and put them in different foster homes. One of the girls gave birth to three children during the time these assaults were occurring.
Following his arrest, Dondiego was released on bond. He failed to appear for trial and was convicted in absentia by a jury. He was sentenced to 100 years in prison. A local warrant was issued for his arrest. But when efforts to locate Dondiego failed, the FBI obtained a federal warrant on May 30, 2013 charging him with unlawful flight to avoid confinement.
Dondiego has family in California and around Michoacán, Mexico where he was born. But he also still has relatives in Chicago. His last known address was in the 6400 Block of South Lockwood Avenue. We believe it's possible he could be in the Chicago area, which is why we are asking for the public's help in locating him.
The FBI is offering a reward for information that leads to the arrest of Dondiego.
Here is the FBI's description of Hector Dondiego:
Hector Dondiego is considered a danger to the community. If you see him or have any information about his whereabouts, you are asked to contact police or the FBI.
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Power in Resistance
Workouts with water.
WebMD Feature
June 12, 2000 -- I've always had a so-so relationship with water. At summer camp in Maine, I remember desperately clinging to the docks until the very last moment, when my frustrated swim counselor nearly drop-kicked me into the icy lake. Summer after summer, I was grouped with the tadpoles and the guppies, never the dolphins or sharks.
So it was no surprise that as an adult I gravitated towards land-based activities like running. But about seven years ago, my back rebelled, which wreaked havoc on my 6-mile-a-day jogging habit. I couldn't imagine giving up on running. Luckily, I'd just read in a fitness magazine that working out in water was as good as doing it on land. So I slapped on my ratty old Speedo and took to the water.
Walking onto the pool deck that first day, wearing a big blue aqua running belt that would keep me buoyant in the deep water, I scanned the pool for other aqua exercisers. There were some silver-haired ladies schmoozing by the stairs and the usual lines of lap swimmers, but there were no other water runners. I slunk over to the slow lane and slipped in. As I began my soggy jog to nowhere, I felt vaguely ridiculous and overly aware of curious glances.
But after about an hour, my legs were tired, my heart was racing, and my back didn't hurt. So I kept at it. When my back finally got better, and I laced up my sneakers again, my heart and muscles felt strong, and I hadn't lost a step.
Changing the Way People See Water Exercise
Before I started this routine, I thought of aqua exercise as something that might be fine for my grandmother, but way too wimpy for me. "That's wrong," says Mary E. Sanders, MS, professor of health ecology at the University of Nevada, Reno, and creator of many aquatics programs. "While water exercise can be great for older and overweight people, it's equally good for serious -- even competitive -- athletes." What's more, if you're pressed for time, water exercise is a great way to squeeze an intense workout into a short period.
Sanders should know. Besides looking the part of someone who's discovered a terrific workout, she's done numerous studies comparing water exercise to its land-based counterparts. Time and again she's found that the wet workouts are as good or better than dry ones in terms of fat and calorie burning, cardiovascular efficiency, and endurance.
In one of her studies, walkers who water-trained for four months increased their on-land walking speeds by more than 16% and their stride lengths by 10%. And check out these numbers: a 130-pound person burns about 6 calories per minute by aerobic dancing. The same person running in deep water at an 11-minute-per-mile pace burns about 11 calories per minute.
And more and more people are diving in. Besides ordinary folks like me, world-class athletes such as Carl Lewis are into water exercise. Their pool workouts give their bodies a break between grueling land sessions, while helping to increase speed and sharpen form. "Active recovery," they call it. College runners and basketball and volleyball players also can routinely be found training in water.
The Unbearable Lightness of Water
So what makes water so great? Several things. First, its natural viscosity, or thickness, challenges your body with a constant state of resistance. To generate greater resistance you have several options: for instance, if you wear gloves or hold your fingers closed, you'll find it harder to move your hands through the water. Pushing yourself to go faster creates more resistance. Current and depth can also make your workout harder. Ever try to swim in choppy ocean waters? The deeper you go, the tougher the work.
For the injury-prone, injury-wary, or already-injured person, water is an extremely forgiving environment. During a run on land, your foot strikes the ground between 800 and 2,000 times per mile, each time at a force of up to four times your body weight, says David Brennan, aqua running expert and assistant clinical professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. Your knees, ankles, and back take the brunt of this pounding, but in water your joints and skeleton are cushioned. You can work as hard and as fast as you want, but without the impact-related problems.
Skiers, dancers, need to work on your balance? Dive in, says Sanders. The muscles you use for balance and posture are all challenged by the constant push-pull of water. Try a one-legged squat in waist-deep water, she suggests. Not hard enough? Do it with your eyes closed and try to stay balanced. Strength work, too, can be done in water, with foam dumbbells. Think about a biceps curl, says Sanders. On land, this movement only works the biceps, whereas in water, you'll also target the triceps as you fight the dumbbell's buoyancy to lower your arm.


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I've heard of zivity I also heard of deviant nation back in the day. So with suicide girls you only have to exclusively model for ten for 2 years, then you can model for whomever?? I was also hearing rumors about how SG has rights to your nickname, is this really the case?? I would love to model for them (and as if right now I only do modeling as a side now). So I would love as much information as possible! :-)
I am not an attorney, so please do not take this as legal advice, but (1) SG did not win in court versus Apnea and (2) I believe she modeled for lots of other publications, so this was a bit more nuanced and SG had specific reasons, having little to do with models, to take issue with GG.
See http://www.blueblood.net/2008/06/suicid … t-settled/ for details of that lawsuit.
I still kinda want to know, from the OP, why there are multiple non-alt girls posting threads on here about SG?
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- Neil Deatherage
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Should Cannabis be legalized as a medicine?
The rich biodiversity of plants in nature has provided humans many medicines to prevent and cure sickness and disease. The use of cannabis as a medicine continues to gain acceptance within the scientific and medical community, with Connecticut early this month joining 16 other states to legalize it for medical use. Case studies continue to support the value of cannabis as a medicine to ameliorate various ailments ranging from glaucoma, multiple sclerosis, AIDS, Parkinson's, chronic pain, and nausea associated with cancer.
Despite scientific evidence supporting medicinal qualities from cannabis, much controversy surrounds outright legalization for medicinal use. While many states currently allow cannabis as an alternative to traditional medicines, the FDA continues to classify cannabis as a schedule I drug subjecting patients to possible fines and/or imprisonment under federal law.
Can cannabis find a place in today's society as an alternative medicine, or are possible unforeseen consequences too great to allow this plant for medicinal use?
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May 20 2012: Neil,
You make a valid point. The legalization of marijuana, even if just for medicinal uses, will make parents more likely to be open about their marijuana use, which would greatly influence the children's perception of the drug. While I believe that marijuana does have medicinal benefits, I think that the increased accessibility with its legalization for medicinal purposes could result in increased problems with recreational use. While many argue that it is completely hypocritical for alcohol to be legal and marijuana to be illegal, I think that there are some striking differences in the circumstances in which people find it acceptable to smoke or drink. From personal experience, I do not know anyone who, especially when sober, is supportive of people driving while intoxicated from alcohol consumption while I know a wide range of people who find it perfectly acceptable to drive while high (here are the obvious extremes in the spectrum with people who struggle with alcohol addiction who drink in many inappropriate situations). No matter what people say about marijuana, it is still a drug that influences your perception, reflux time and judgment. Thus, someone under the influence of marijuana who is driving a car is putting people in danger and it should not be acceptable. Education on these issues will becoming increasingly important if kids see or know of their parents cannabis use, as they will find it more attractive and acceptable.
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No Drones from Louise Lawler's Gerhard Richter 2010/2011
New Yorker Photo Booth: Louise Lawler is a photographer known for her portraits of other artists' work, in which she gives special attention to all the connecting tissue that holds and frames it: walls, floors, hallways, storage units, workers' hands. As its title suggests, her latest book, "Louise Lawler and/or Gerhard Richter," published by Schirmer/Mosel, is devoted to photographs taken over the past twenty years of art by Gerhard Richter—including photographs of Lawler's own photographs of Gerhard Richter pieces (who himself uses photographs and other forms of media in his paintings). The result is a playful exchange among artwork and artist, photograph and painting, and all the trappings that surround them.
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Looks like in the NY/NJ area clouds are going to cancel the Perseids display overnight - unless there is some clearing by 3am. Who is staying/getting up to check?
When to watch
The peak of the shower, when you will see the highest concentration of meteors, will occur between 3 and 5am on Sunday the 12th—but viewers should see sparks before then. Rao suggests heading out around 10pm to situate yourself, but make sure you're prepared for a long night. "There are only two dangers to keep you from seeing the Perseid meteor shower: being drenched in dew and falling asleep," says Rao.
What to bring
Fortunately, the Perseids are visible to the naked eye, but if you must bring additional equipment, leave your telescope at home—it will just restrict your view of the sky. Instead, grab a pair of binoculars: The magnifying lenses will help you quickly zoom in on the meteors and follow the vapor trails that they leave behind.
Where to look
Set your gaze on the northeastern part of the sky, where the constellation Perseus (for which the shower is named) is located. This group of stars will rise in view throughout the night, but avoid concentrating on any one spot, as sightings tend to occur sporadically. "Just keep looking around.There will be lull periods when nothing much is happening, but eventually a meteor will come through your line of sight."
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