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After receiving Kate's urgent call, Roman arrives at the pub and finds her tied up. She tries to warn him it's a trap, but Andre knocks him out. Later, Bo and Hope enter the pub, but no one is there. As they search for Shawn and Belle, an explosion goes off in the back. In an attempt to escape the locked cooler, Shawn set off a Molotov cocktail, but it only caused a fire; the door is still in place. Luckily, Bo and Hope rescue him and Belle. The kids fill them in about Andre. Shawn is taken to the hospital to be treated for burns.
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At Stefano's fake funeral, Benjy pulls out a gun and pumps his father's body full of lead! Knowing Stefano was actually alive, many of the attendants are horrified. But Stefano comes to; the police fitted him with a bullet-proof vest. Stefano demands to be set free, but Abe refuses until the ruse is complete and Andre is caught. With no sign of Andre, Abe decides to continue with the faux funeral. They have the empty coffin carried out and loaded onto the hearse to be taken to the cemetery. The driver has been knocked out, however, and Andre has secretly taken his place. At the cemetery, Bo shows up and reports Roman and Kate are missing. Later, Kate and Lucas arrive, and she tells everyone what happened at the pub. They wonder where Andre could have taken Roman, as the grave digger shovels dirt onto Stefano's coffin.
Grandpa Shawn privately remembers learning from young Stefano that his mother isn't dead; Santo was still married while courting Colleen!
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Stephanie urges Chelsea to rush a sorority with her. Chelsea is more interested in asking Stephanie about her time in the cave with Max. Stephanie reminds her she has a boyfriend; she thinks Jeremy deserves another chance. Max arrives and tells Stephanie he's losing his business thanks to his involvement with Jeremy. He's taken aback when she defends the fugitive. A conflicted Stephanie takes off, and when she arrives at her parents' place, she finds Jeremy waiting. He tells her he needs somewhere to crash while he figures out what to do. Stephanie, torn between Max and Jeremy, blasts him for the way he's treated her. Jeremy pulls her into a kiss when Max knocks on the door and demands to see her.
Back at the pub, a paroled China Lee arrives and tells Nick and Chelsea she's leaving the country. She needs Nick to take care of Artemis and DeMarquette. Permanently.
Belle flips when Philip brings up their near-kiss in Tulsa. She sets him straight by insisting she cares about him but he seems to have the wrong idea. She's committed to Shawn. Philip doesn't accept this, so Belle says she can't spend any more time with him and leaves.
Meanwhile, Shawn tells Lexie he's going to stop working himself into a jealous frenzy. He doesn't want Belle to cheat on him with Philip, but if it happens, he'll deal with it. Belle arrives and explains that she told Philip she can't help him find his son anymore. She's sorry for putting Shawn through so much. An excited Philip races in with news that Billie has tracked Lauren to a San Antonio motel. Shawn and Belle wish him good luck as he leaves. Shawn can see that Belle wants to help Philip and encourages her to go with him to Texas.
Bo warns Grandpa Shawn he's going to have to break his silence about how the vendetta started, or they may not be able to rescue Roman. Bo also meets with Steve to devise a plan to find Roman, who, unbeknownst to them, has been buried alive!
Steve races Pocket to the hospital with severe gastric upset and learns that the baby was apparently poisoned.
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The doctor informs Steve and Kayla that Pocket ingested a toxic substance. Steve fears he didn't wash his hands after using a spray cleaner. Kayla assures Steve that couldn't have caused Pocket to get so ill.
While Jeremy hides, Stephanie and Max have a heated conversation. Max wants to know why she ran from him at the pub and theorizes she still has a thing for Jeremy. He mentions how close they got in the cave. After Stephanie gets Max to leave, Jeremy accuses her of hooking up with Max. They are interrupted by Steve and Kayla's return. Stephanie quickly tells Jeremy he can stay in her room. In order to keep him from being found out, Stephanie tells her parents she wants to move back home. Later, Steve finds Jeremy's pilot license on the floor.
Shawn graciously convinces Belle to help Philip find Tyler in San Antonio. Meanwhile, Billie informs Philip she rechecked Lauren's credit card receipts and didn't find any baby items listed. She thinks the boy is no longer traveling with Lauren, but he should still go to San Antonio to confront her. Later, Philip is thrilled to learn Belle will be going with him on his trip.
China Lee reveals to Nick and Chelsea that she's not really Artemis and DeMarquette's mother. She was hired by a very powerful man, who is now dead, to transport them to the United States, where a contact was supposed to meet her in Vegas to pick up the children. The contact never showed, and China Lee wants the kids off her hands. Nick reluctantly agrees to keep them until he can figure out what to do with them.
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Abe is visiting Jett in the hospital. Abe tells Jett that he has been discharged of the police force effective immediately. Jett can't believe it. Abe explains why he has been fired. Jett says he will appeal the decision but Abe says it's no use. Abe refuses to step up for Jett. He tries to convince Jett that he has a lot going for him but he compromised his cover for Chelsea. They try to figure out who tipped off Rawlings. Abe says Jett's best effort still put lives at risk and that's that. Jett wonders what he will do next. Abe invites him to live with them and start looking for a job. Abe suggests starting as a deputy sheriff but not as Salem PD. Abe says he has to do it on his own.
Stephanie and Chelsea in the hospital talking. Chelsea tries to convince Steph to keep her mouth shut about Chelsea and Jett in Las Vegas. She admits that Jett told her that he loved her. Chelsea tries to blow it off but Stephanie wants to make a big deal of it. Chelsea states she loves Nick but Stephanie accuses that relationship of being more like brother/sister. Stephanie suggests she asks Jett about his feelings in case he was delirious in the ambulance. Jeremy comes up in the conversation and Chelsea wonders where he is. Stephanie does not admit she knows. They go in to visit Jett. Chelsea wants to talk to Abe alone. Chelsea feels bad about messing up Jett's case but Abe won't let her take credit for that but praises her for saving Jett's life. Meanwhile, Stephanie chats with Jett and confronts him with the news of him being an undercover cop. She tells him that Jeremy dumped her. Jett apologizes for putting Stephanie and Max in danger. She jokes it off but apologizes for not being smarter about Jeremy. Jett says that Jeremy should turn himself in. Chelsea enters and admits that she has blown his cover and is responsible for everything. Stephanie asks if Jett remembers anything after he got shot, fishing for the "love you" comment. Jett says he remembers talking to Chelsea in the casino then being in the MedEvac. Stephanie's phone rings and it's Jeremy letting her listen in on the chaos with Kayla. She hangs up but Jett asks if it was Jeremy. She says it was her mom and Pocket is sick then she leaves. Jett says he's glad Stephanie left as it gives him and Chelsea time to talk. He thanks her for saving his life and says maybe one day she'll fill in the blanks for him. She says she'd rather not relive it. She asks what Jett is going to do now and Jett says he wants to work for the Salem PD. He knows he'll have to leave town because he can't ride Abe's coat tails but Chelsea knows of the perfect job for him and he won't have to leave town. She suggests working for Billie in the home security business. Jett flirts with Chelsea and says he likes the idea of working with Billie because he will be running into Chelsea often.
Jeremy hides at Stephanie's house when Kayla walks in with Pocket. She realizes someone is there when she spots a soda can on the bureau. She thinks its Stephanie and goes to investigate. Kayla peeks in Stephanie's room to find nothing because Jeremy is hiding. She goes to put Pocket down for a nap enabling Jeremy to escape but Kayla catches him and accuses him of breaking and entering but Jeremy tells her that Stephanie let him in. She doesn't believe him but he shows her the key. He admits it was his idea but that she was against it. She accuses him of being a manipulator. He says it was a mistake coming there. Kayla tells him that now Stephanie has committed the crime of harboring a fugitive and tells Jeremy he's not going anywhere without a police escort. Jeremy says he will turn himself in when the time is right. Kayla doesn't believe him. Kayla runs through all the trouble that Jeremy has caused and Jeremy asks for mercy but Kayla isn't about to give it to him. Kayla grabs the phone but Jeremy stops her. Jeremy reminds her if he is turned in then Stephanie goes down, too. Jeremy calls Stephanie's cell phone so she can hear what is going on. Kayla reminds Jeremy that he is a Horton and shouldn't be acting like this. Jeremy says that the Hortons were worried about everyone else but he got ignored. Kayla tells him to grow up and figure out what kind of man he wants to be, the pride or the black sheep of the Hortons. Stephanie shows up and Kayla says she has some explaining to do. Stephanie stops Kayla from calling the cops saying Jeremy is the guy she loves.
Stefano and Rolf talking with Stefano's attorney, Mr. Griffin. Stefano expresses distaste for Bo's plan. Steve walks in and Stefano is not happy with him either. Stefano says he will press charges against Roman as well but Steve reminds him that Roman is "on ice." Stefano is not in the mood for Steve's "theatrics". Rolf forbids Steve to be there but doesn't get far with that rant. Steve asks Mr. Griffin how Roman disappeared the same night he went looking for Andre. Stefano tries to convince his lawyer that Steve is a crazy person. Mr. Griffin states that Stefano has a slam dunk case against the Salem PD. Mr. Griffin leaves and Stefano dismisses Rolf so he can talk to Steve alone. Stefano admits he doesn't know where Roman is or how he is doing. Steve says he doesn't care either and proceeds to make fun of Roman. Stefano loves that and gives him a hand. But he is tired of Steve and announces the final curtain call for him. Steve says he had to cooperate with the police. Stefano tries to give him a guilt trip and threatens the entire Brady family. He says Steve made a huge mistake and will live to regret it. Rolf and security come back in because of the yelling. Steve apologizes and tries to convince security to put the gun away and whispers to security to call Bo Brady for "the scoop." Steve tries to make a deal with Stefano but Stefano is not interested in hearing about it. Steve mentions Andre and says good bye. Stefano stops him. Steve says Salem PD knows where Andre's hiding place is. The leather folio is brought up and that Salem PD wants to get to Andre and the folio. Steve says that Bo knows Steve is with Stefano but it doesn't matter. Steve wants a promise from Stefano that he will not hurt Benjy and wonders why Stefano hasn't asked how Benjy is doing. Steve says if Stefano stays away from Benjy, he will make sure Andre is two steps ahead of the cops. Stefano says Benjy is not Steve's family but Steve disagrees. He tells Stefano to stay away from Benjy and all of his family. Rolf is listening in. Stefano says he would never hurt a child and asks where Andre is. Steve says the police got an anonymous tip of his hideout and are waiting for Andre to show up. On Steve's way out he says Stefano better drop the charges against Salem PD. Rolf asks security to help Stefano to the car as he places chalk marks on the door. Steve is hiding outside and sees the marks.
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Nick visits Jett at the hospital and apologizes for the way he's treated him. He hopes they can be friends. Jett accepts Nick's olive branch. Nick is surprised when Jett mentions that Chelsea offered to get him a job with Billie.
Meanwhile, Chelsea has lunch with Billie and asks her mother to give Jett a position with Salem U. campus security. Billie realizes Chelsea only lunched with her because she wanted a favor, but agrees to hire Jett. Chelsea reports back to Jett, who is grateful Chelsea was able to put aside her history with her mom (re: Nick) to help him out. Chelsea is hit as she realizes she just paved the way for him to spend lots of time with her mother. Back at the Pub, Nick meets with Billie, who says she can't find any information on Artemis and DeMarquette's identities.
Steve shows Bo the chalk markings Rolf left at the funeral parlor for Andre. They hide and wait for Andre to come for the coded message. They hope he'll lead them to Roman and the leather folio. Andre arrives, reads the markings and then enters the parlor to retrieve a hidden piece of paper. Bo tries to read the paper from his hiding spot, but can't, so Steve confronts Andre. Steve tries to play like he's on the DiMeras' side, but Andre sees through his act and stabs him in the gut. After Andre runs off, Bo attends to Steve, who managed to get the note, which warns Andre that he may've been compromised. Steve urges Bo to follow Andre, and Bo reluctantly leaves an injured Steve behind.
Stephanie begs Kayla not to call the cops on Jeremy. Stephanie points out Kayla stood by Steve when he was in legal trouble back in the day, but Kayla balks at the comparison. She says she won't call the cops, if Jeremy turns himself in. She and Steve will even help him out. Jeremy says he's been let down too many times before and leaves. Kayla calls the police and Stephanie lashes out at her mother. Jeremy tells Stephanie he's heading for Seattle, but later worms his way into hiding out at Nick's apartment.
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Beverly Hills, CA (June 14, 2011) - The 1921 Photoplay Magazine Medal of Honor winner "Tol'able David" (1921), Richard Barthelmess's breakout hit, will be the next film screened in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' "Summer of Silents" series on Monday, June 20, at 7:30 p.m. at the Academy's Samuel Goldwyn Theater. A 35mm print from the Museum of Modern Art will be screened with live musical accompaniment composed and performed on piano by Alexander Rannie.
Directed by two-time Oscar® nominee Henry King, "Tol'able David" is a touching drama about a small-town boy who comes of age when confronted by a trio of violent criminals.
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The Medal of Honor, the first significant annual film award, pre-dating the establishment of the Oscars®, was voted by the readers of Photoplay Magazine and given to the producer of the year's winning film.
At 7 p.m., "Never Weaken" (1921), starring Harold Lloyd, will be screened as part of the evening's pre-show festivities and introduced by Lloyd's granddaughter, Suzanne Lloyd. This will be followed by a short video documentary on the Academy's restoration of an original photoplayer device, which allowed one musician to provide a fuller musical accompaniment than just piano.
"Summer of Silents" features silent film classics from the 1920s, all of which received the Photoplay Magazine Medal of Honor, on Mondays through August 8. Additionally, on Wednesday, July 20, Buster Keaton's "The General" (1927) will be screened. Though not a Photoplay award winner, the comedy is a classic of the silent era.
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June 27 "Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood" (1922)
"Pay Day" (1922), starring Charlie Chaplin, will be presented during the pre-show. The feature will be introduced by Jeffrey Vance, with live musical accompaniment performed by Clark Wilson on an Allen Theatre Organ.
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July 18 "The Big Parade" (1925)
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Justin Bieber's mother Pattie Mallette is a huge fan of his former girlfriend Selena Gomez.
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Speaking on the 'Today's show, she said: ''You know, I just try and support whatever he's wanting. I think Selena is a sweetheart, and whatever they decide is great.
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|The service at breakfast was not up to the usual standard. Breakfast opens at 6.30, but until almost 7, the staff are busy doing other things and not particularly attentive to guests.
John from Suzhou, China would recommend this hotel to a friend
|The Reubens was the perfect place to stay for my husbands 50th birthday. The location was perfect, the staff were friendly and the food was lovely too. Would definately stay here again.
Belinda from Swindon, United Kingdom would recommend this hotel to a friend
|Sure, I really enjoyed my experience in your Hotel and this should be my choice if i need to be in london. I liked very much the staff, very nice, ready to help anytime. Even though the room was for 1 person, I did not like the way the room was structured, especially the working corner (Rm 440). Hope others have expressed this concern, which I hope will be taken into consideration by the Hotel Management.
Susie from Genolier, Switzerland would recommend this hotel to a friend
|One of the nicest hotels we have stayed in. The staff were exceptional especially Mark Jones. We will most certainly return.
Stephen from Bristol, United Kingdom would recommend this hotel to a friend
|Lovely central hotel with very nice breakfast
Zowie from Bristol, United Kingdom would recommend this hotel to a friend
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2 teaspoons extra virgin olive oil
1-2 cloves garlic, minced
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1 red bell pepper, cored and chopped
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1 ear corn, cut off the cob
1 Tablespoon thyme
1/2 teaspoon sea salt, or to taste
1. Immerse lima beans in hot water to thaw.
2. In a frying pan, sauté garlic and onion in the olive oil for 2-3 minutes.
3. Add the rest of the ingredients except for salt. Cover and cook on medium heat until vegetables are tender.
4. Taste and season with salt.
5. Serve immediately.
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FLOWERY BRANCH–Falcons linebacker Sean Weatherspoon did not practice today because of a right ankle injury suffered during the game at Philadelphia on Sunday.
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"I think we know where he's going to be tomorrow in terms of whether if he's going to be able to go beyond that," Falcons coach Mike Smith said. "He wasn't able to come out here and work with our guys on the sideline. When he can get out here and do some stuff on the side then we'll think he has a chance. If he's not able to do that, then we think he will not be ready to go."
Falcons defensive coordinator Mike Nolan was asked how he would adjust if Weatherspoon can't play.
"I might need your help on that," Nolan quipped. "That's a game-plan thing. All I can tell you is that's a tough one. We'll see."
Akeem Dent worked with the starters in place of Weatherspoon. Dent played every defensive snap against the Raiders with Stephen Nicholas slowed by a sore ankle.
Falcons guard Garrett Reynolds (back) and wide receiver Kevin Cone (groin) also sat out practice today.
Falcons wide receiver Harry Douglas (knee/ankle) worked off to the side with trainers for most of practice before participating in some of the walk-through reps. He suffered the injury against the Raiders and missed the Eagles game.
Defensive tackle Jonathan Babineaux (knee), kicker Matt Bryant (back) and wide receivers Drew Davis (hamstring) and Roddy White (back) were limited.
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Murray has missed the past two games.
"It's an injury where feel like have to be patient with him," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said. "We will visit with him tomorrow morning and see where he's at."
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October 31st, 2012
4:24 pm
Get well soon, 'spoon!!!!!
October 31st, 2012
4:27 pm
Thank goodness it's a low ankle sprain instead of the high ankle variety. We need our leader on D back on the field ASAP. Jason Whitten is coming to town and he is just the type of match-up we drafted Spoonman#56 for. It scares me to think of Dent chasing after Whitten all day. RISE UP SPOON!
October 31st, 2012
4:28 pm
I know you are loathe to mention the 'Undefeated' word, and it is borderline jinx to mention the 'S.B." within earshot of Coach Smitty, but peering in your crystal ball and knwoing the contract situations/FAs for next year (presumably without Falcons pre-draft intel this early), what position (and if you are feeling froggy, what player) do you guess the Falcons take in the 2013 draft?
October 31st, 2012
4:33 pm
And with the 32nd pick of the 1st round the Atlanta Falcons select TE…and with the 64th pick the Atlanta Falcons select RB…
October 31st, 2012
4:51 pm
lowdownjj – all Falcon fans approve your draft order.
October 31st, 2012
5:21 pm
Boy Marcus you aint playin no games…you read what has been on my mind for awhile if I had to guess I say its RB
October 31st, 2012
5:48 pm
[...] Atlanta Falcons: Sean Weatherspoon (ankle) misses practice By Michael Cunningham. FLOWERY BRANCH–Falcons linebacker Sean Weatherspoon did not practice today because of a right ankle injury suffered during the game at Philadelphia on Sunday. Weatherspoon is being treated for a low ankle sprain. Read more on Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) [...]
October 31st, 2012
5:50 pm
If Weatherspoon's ankle sprain is such that he can't practice by Friday he should sit out and let it heel. Aggravating a sprained ankle can lead to an entire season of playing at 75%. We need him to be 100% if we're going to go anywhere in the playoffs. So, don't force it now.
I'm skepticle of Dent. He's a rookie when it comes to starting and he doesn't have the speed to play outside linebacker. Neither does Petersen, but he has more experience.
Playing injured players that have knee, ankle, or shoulder injuries is purely stupid.
October 31st, 2012
6:24 pm
I dont know about TE round one, i was actually thinking we try to snag cj mosley or ezekial ansah with ou round one pick, i kno there is that good TE but usually TEs last till round to and RBs can be found throughout the draft if u ask me
October 31st, 2012
7:08 pm
This one is easy to predict. He will be out on Sunday and back for NO.
October 31st, 2012
7:14 pm
We'd miss "Spoon bad but could survive a game or two without him. I agree it would be best to rest him 1-2 weeks to get him back at 100 %. Real key is the O-line, esp. the tackles on Ware & Co. Our near misses have come when Matty is running for his life. Funny how deceiving stats can be, O-line gave up two sacks against Philly but blocked great. Against Raiders they gave up one but looked overmatched. ,
October 31st, 2012
10:02 pm
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October 31st, 2012
10:22 pm
Put Biermann on Whitten! Then put Sidbury where Biermann would be if Spoon were playing.
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October 31st, 2012
11:02 pm
Enter your comments here's please not dent.. Every running play I see him being pushed to the side by everyone.
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12:41 am
To all the season ticket holders lets get to the game EARLY so when our team comes out for warm ups they'll see us in our seats and ready for some Sunday Night Football. Lets get roudy and LOUD from the snap of the ball till 0 seconds left in the game. Lets show our Dirty Birds how proud we are them. LETS RISE UP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
November 1st, 2012
6:10 am
Some concensus says that the only 1st round worthy RB just busted up his knee (S. Carolina's Marcus Lattimore).
Also, remember, B. Grimes will be a free agent, T. Gonzalez and/or T. McClure supposedly will retire, Abe is getting up there with no stud replacement currently on the roster, Burner just hit the magic no. for RBs (30 years old), and P. Jerry hasn't lived up to 1st round draft status.
lowdownjj might have it right:
1st round: TE Tyler Eifert (ND) or RB Montee Ball (Wisconsin)
2nd round: TE Joseph Fauria (UCLA) or RB Stefan Taylor (Stanford)
as an alternative, even though they won't last this long … I would luv CB David Amerson (NC State) or DE William Gholston (Michigan State).
Some mocks have us getting Oregon DE Dion Jordan . On paper, he seems like a West Coast redux of former Falcon Jamaal Anderson (converted WR/TE to tall rangy athletic DE)
November 1st, 2012
7:26 am
Love it Ms Shelia wish I was home to be there. I will definitely be a season ticket holder for a long time. About weatherspoon we definitely want him on the feild every game, however if he is not able to practice maybe he needs to sit out a game or two. We need him as close to 100% as possible when the playoffs get here. Get well soon Spoon. Now Marcus and ShanOmac I think about that all the time. I would personally go after a tight end preferrably number 80 from Notre Dame. He might be gone by the time we pick but if he is available I want him. Whether Tony retires after the season or not it is time to draft one. And with the second pick I like the DE from Michigan State. Deshaun Golhston. He has been under the radar a little bit because of the success of the team but I think he will be a beast and we need immediate help for Abraham and an eventual replacement. Or if the good tight ends are gone pick him in the first round. And ShaneOmac I dont think RB is a major concern right now but we can always use some speed I think one of those speedy running backs/receiver types will be available in the later rounds. Maybe a middle linebacker in the later rounds but if a good big DT is availble we can always use one of those to help against the run.
November 1st, 2012
8:01 am
[...] Atlanta Falcons: Sean Weatherspoon (ankle) misses practice By Michael Cunningham. FLOWERY BRANCH–Falcons linebacker Sean Weatherspoon did not practice today because of a right ankle injury suffered during the game at Philadelphia on Sunday. Weatherspoon is being treated for a low ankle sprain. Read more on Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) [...]
November 1st, 2012
8:03 am
As for the upcoming draft, if Jarvis Jones decides to leave UGA I would like to see TD do whatever it takes to make him a Falcon. Think about it, Spoon, Jones and Nicholas.
November 1st, 2012
8:08 am
Dled I would err on the side of caution with SPOON…those type of injuries tend to linger throughout the season…it will be tough not having him on the field…but I think Nolan will come up with something.
Dent got enough games under his belt…to start show off some of those skills of his…I seen glimpses of them during the preseason…he kind of remind you of a young SPOON.
November 1st, 2012
9:58 am
Hopefully Dez can play for the cowboys, and TonY Romeo will not get injured before the game.
November 1st, 2012
11:46 am
Dent is not good. Sppon, please get better! We need you!!!!!!
November 1st, 2012
1:02 pm
Get well SPOON, we need you man! This game is so important for this franchise to start getting the recognition and respect it deserves. There will be lots of cowgirl fans in the seats. Lets keep them quiet and send them home sad and depressed! 12th man RISE UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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"Shooter" the Navy SEAL who shot Osama bin Laden reveals to Esquire what he thought of the Hollywood version of the events that he experienced personally as a member of Seal Team 6.
The Shooter is sitting next to me at a local movie theater in January, watching Zero Dark Thirty for the first time. He laughs at the beginning of the film about the bin Laden hunt when the screen reads, "Based on firsthand accounts of actual events."
His uncle, who is also with us, along with the mentor and the Shooter's wife, had asked him earlier whether he'd seen the film already.
"I saw the original," the Shooter said. As the action moves toward the mission itself, I ask the Shooter whether his heart is beating faster. "No," he says matter-of-factly. But when a SEAL Team 6 movie character yells, "Breacher!" for someone to blow one of the doors of the Abbottabad compound, the Shooter says loudly, "Are you f**king kidding me? Shut up!"
He explains afterward that no one would ever yell, "Breacher!" during an assault. Deadly silence is standard practice, a fist to the helmet sufficient signal for a SEAL with explosive packets to go to work.
During the shooting sequence, which passes, like the real one, in a flash, his fingers form a steeple under his chin and his focus is intense.
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"The tattoo scene was horrible," he says about a moment in the film when the ST6 assault group is lounging in Afghanistan waiting to go. "Those guys had little skulls or something instead of having some real ink that goes up to here." He points to his shoulder blade.
"It was fun to watch. There was just little stuff. The helos turned the wrong way [toward the target], and they talked way, way too much [during the assault itself]. If someone was waiting for you, they could track your movements that way."
The tactics on the screen "sucked," he says, and "the mission in the damn movie took way too long" compared with the actual event. The stairs inside bin Laden's building were configured inaccurately. A dog in the film was a German shepherd; the real one was a Belgian Malinois who'd previously been shot in the chest and survived. And there's no talking on the choppers in real life.
There was also no whispered calling out of bin Laden as the SEALs stared up the third-floor stairwell toward his bedroom. "When Osama went down, it was chaos, people screaming. No one called his name."
"They Hollywooded it up some."
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Voltaire once said "I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it" Would I? Really? While maybe not dead, civility is definitely paralyzed in our country, in our communities, and in our homes. At what point did it become easier to antagonize, patronize, and vilify the "other" instead of conducting a reasoned discussion about the perplexing issues that surround us? Well into the machinations of the most recent elections it was being reported by various media sources that Americans were more divided than during any other time in history. There is simply something that does not sound quite right about that statement. Is it possible to have an honest and reasoned discussion? Is it possible to objectively consider an opposing point of view? Do we even agree on what the problems are? Disagreements are inevitable but being disagreeable is not. What do you think?
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Nov 20 2012: liberty or death::: "the us constitution is the paper that keeps us. it is the basis of freedom. with out it we would not be free. it pains me to see these values being laid to waist. please people learn this and all the rights given you. freedom or death was the feeling behind its formation. our civil liberties are being stripped away everyday and we do nothing sit back light up go back to sleep never put a fight up. the government works for us not for them like it is these days. the more we roll over the more we loose...
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February 23rd with 8,941 notesWhat Happens Next: A Gallimaufry: Lamenting The Friend Zone, Or: The "Nice Guy" Approach To Perpetrating Sexist Bullshit→
Everyone's heard of friendzoning – even if they don't know the word, they sure as hell know the concept. It's what happens time and again to unfortunate Nice Guys who, despite being nothing but sugar and spice to the girls they love, are nonetheless denied the sexual relationships they so…
Look, I don't often buy into a lot of what people call "sexism." Or, rather, maybe I just don't think it's a big deal or whatever. I'm pretty rough on most feminists for reasons I'll explain if anyone wants to know but don't need to for my own health. Anyway, all that said, this post I'm reblogging makes a good set of points I think everyone should read and think about and stuff.
This morning I woke up with a "Birthday Sex" parody I wrote in my sleep called "Earth Day Sex" stuck in my head.
Not everything is sexist.
Not everything that is sexist is "sexist against" women.
Not everything is racist.
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89 De La Commune E.
Montreal, Quebec
Metro: Place d'Armes, Champ-de-Mars
Bus: STM 14, 55, 129, 715
Visit: January 20, 2012
I've been waiting months to come to this location. I first found out about Taverne Gaspar around the same time I was doing Burger 105 at Méchant Boeuf. It turns out that those two restaurants are part of a family of similar establishments that are all located in the Old-Port area of Montreal. As a matter of fact, you can easily walk from each of their locations within minutes.
Since July, I've been looking for the right moment to show up at Taverne Gaspar to try the burger that's on their menu. Well, with the right amount of timing, January happened to be the same month that Happening Gourmand was taking place. For those of you who are unaware of what that particular event is, let me explain. The family of 7 restaurants, for a limited time, are offering a fixed-price menu which includes appetizer, main course, and dessert. The majority of those restaurants offer that menu for $23. That's too good a deal to pass on.
I wasn't about to let this whole deal go unnoticed. Trying to earn brownie points with my colleagues, I went around and gauged interest in visiting this restaurant after our pedagogical day. I managed to get almost 20 individuals who were more than interested in making the trek to the Old-Port. That was the easy part.
Little did I realize that this was one heck of a popular event. I was browsing OpenTable trying to make a reservation and couldn't come up with any leads. I even tried all the other restaurants and came up equally as short. Now, this is the part where someone would tell me to pick up a phone and make a call to simplify matters. Well, little known fact about Mr. Lew is that he despises making phone calls. You may judge me now. So, I took the next most realistic step I knew to make.
Those of you who follow me on Twitter probably know that I can easily run on a tangent. That particular night, two weeks prior to the visit, I was on a good one. I contacted the Taverne Gaspar account over Twitter and "negociated" a reservation. I was completely expecting to get an answer forcing me to make the dreaded phone call, but I got something a lot better than that. I actually got a reservation over Twitter. Mind you, it wasn't what I was originally looking for and it cost me half my group, but it was still pretty awesome. So, it was set, a 9:45pm outing for Happening Gourmand.
So, I spent the next 2 weeks before the reservation, checking up once again with my list of interested diners. I was somewhat disappointed because I lost a few, but what stayed was more than enough to make an evening work. It reminds me how much I'm starting to hate organizing large groups outings. I think I'm going to stick to simpler things. With a reservation in hand, there was only one thing left, showing up and eating.
Taverne Gaspar is located in one of my favorite parts of Montreal. On a nice day, it's one of the few places where I wouldn't mind walking around for a bit. The sheer amount of restaurants in this area is absolutely astounding as well. I decided to take the "new" 715 bus to the restaurant. As I got off at Place Jacques-Cartier, I could easily hear IglooFest raging on. Alright, it wasn't really raging on because all I could hear were the announcements telling potential partiers where to buy tickets and that no one under the age of 18 could show up. All that to say that IglooFest was one of the reasons De La Commune was packed with people even at that hour.
Now, another little known fact is that Mr. Lew is always painfully punctual, unless there's some sort of weather delay. I arrived at least half an hour before my reservation. I was actually planning on taking a walk around the block to see what's what, but I crossed path, surprisingly, with one of my colleagues, who was set to join the group tonight. So, my walk was immediately cancelled. Together, we searched for the entrance, following the arrows posted on the window to the entrance of the Auberge du Vieux-Port. Much like Méchant Boeuf, Taverne Gaspar is also attached to a hotel.
The lobby of the hotel and restaurant were quite something. For one, aside from Moishes, it has to be one of the nicest ones I've ever seen. I also liked it because it was quite expansive. It's not until you make a few turns that you actually enter the restaurant. I actually really enjoyed the seating in the waiting room, as staff came around to announce that tables were ready. I also observed as one staff went to the clear wine "cellar." It made the 20 minute wait for our table bearable.
In a way, I found the reaction of the hostess a little amusing. The colleague I came in with checked us in at around 9:20pm. So, we took that time to sit/stand and talk as we greeted the rest of our party. We had a lot to catch up on since we were all over the island today for our ped day. At 9:50pm, the hostess comes around and asks about our reservation. She seemed worried when she found out we were waiting a while. I didn't see the fuss or the worry. I was just happy that my reservation wasn't lost.
Our group, all 7 of us, entered the dining room around 10pm. The dining room is quite dark at first, but you acclimatize yourself quite quickly. You also can't miss the numerous screens showing the Canadiens lose another game. One of the most frustrating parts of my dining experience is having to watch Scott Gomez's shoot-out attempt over and over again. We all should know by now how I feel about him and his abilities. There are also a good number of tables around the walls and few bigger ones in the central part of the room. We were shown to our table and the night was officially on.
I want to reward those of you who managed to read this far by showing you a picture of bread. Those of you who read regularly will know of my steak eating Greek teacher colleague, who accompanies me quite a bit on my food outings. Well, on this evening, he was in rare form. It didn't help that we both sat through long training seminars earlier in the day, so I have to mention that. I think he was the only one who was clearly frustrated with waiting. For reference, we all ate lunch at around 11:30am. Some of us ate snacks when we got home, myself included. So, the water was delivered to the table and my colleague adamantly asked for bread. When I asked him, he stated that bread should be an automatic delivery to the table.
I'm the more level-headed diner, so I'll defend who needs to be defended. The restaurant was extremely busy. The room was full when we got there. I've never seen so many people speed-walking around with probably a hundred things on their to-do lists. For me, I didn't really expect bread. In my opinion, water should be a automatic. For bread, I believe it depends on the restaurant. So, when we finished the first batch of bread, my colleague was so please to find out they had to put a new batch in the oven. We kind of placed a bet to see whether the appetizers would come before the new bread. Well, when the appetizers showed up, I won the bet.
I may be sounding a little harsh or overly disappointed, but I have to note that the waiting was the low point and that everything else about the evening was top notch. The atmosphere, the repeated showings of Scott Gomez's shoot-out fail, and the quality of what we were about to have all were things that made the evening memorable. We couldn't of had that anywhere else.
For the purpose of the evening, I tried to get as many people as possible so that we could cover the entire menu. Even though I wasn't quite successful, we managed to almost 70% of it. I'll only be commenting mostly on what I tried. So, without further adieu, here's the food.
Grilled Asparagus and Mushroom with Truffle Vinaigrette and Parmesan Shavings
Onion Soup with Bone Marrow
Over the last few days, I've been doing some reading to prepare myself for this latest outing. The mentions of the onion soup from Taverne Gaspar are numerous. In my observations, while sitting at the table, I noticed pots and pots of onion soup going to many tables. I've heard and read a lot of rave reviews for it. On this evening, the 3 colleagues who took the onion soup were ranting and raving. One of them even rated it a 10/10. Just by looking at it, I think I missed out.
Mini Lobster Rolls
The mini lobster rolls were something that I was going back and forth on when it came to ordering. I didn't know if it was really worth paying the extra $6 to have something that can either be hit or miss. My first lobster roll experience came in September 2011 at java u. Yes, I do realized that there are better places to get a lobster roll, but that one had bacon in it. Without trying that first lobster roll, I wouldn't of taken that Seinfeld caricature picture and I wouldn't of had an idea of what lobster rolls were all about.
So, upon taking a first glimpse of the plate, I was impressed at bit. There were 2 things that really gave me that feeling. The first was the fact that I wasn't expecting the bowl of chips. The second was that the lobster rolls looked really good aesthetically.
The lobster rolls weren't half bad. The lobster meat isn't too overpowering and doesn't leave a lasting taste in your mouth. That's good because you don't want that staying with you as you're trying to have your main course. The lobster roll you see in the background gave me a little trouble as some of the contents fell out as I picked it up. But, that wasn't such a big deal as I scooped it up so that I could get as the lobster goodness.
The chips were interesting as well. At first, I didn't know what I was getting. It wasn't until I took a bite that I could really put a finger on what I just had. It may of been a little out of place to have as an appetizer, but it went really well with the lobster roll. I decided to let the whole table try a chip and they all game back with positive reviews.
Roasted Salmon with Sauce Vierge and Lentils
Of my 6 colleagues, 2 of them chose to go with roasted salmon. What came back was unanimous satisfaction. To me, the plate looked pretty good and that's coming from someone who isn't really a salmon fan.
Steak Frites (10 ounce NY striploin with Maître d'Hôtel Butter)
Upon seeing this plate and having his own choice, my steak eating colleague, in a way, had some regrets. That's some good looking steak. The one person who had this one was just as satisfied as the salmon people.
Baby Back Ribs with Jim Beam BBQ Sauce w/Mashed Potatoes
This is the version of the baby back ribs that my steak regretting colleague had. Like I said before, he was in fine form on this evening. Everything from shop talk, to bread, and sangria, he was on his game. The ribs were good to him, but he went out of his way to tell us he had better. My only observation is that I felt that these ribs didn't seem to look as good as the other two plates of ribs our table had.
Baby Back Ribs with Jim Beam BBQ Sauce w/French Fries
These were the other options when you chose baby back ribs. Just by looking at this picture, I'm salivating. The 2 colleagues who had this plate mentioned how the meat just easily came off the bones. For those of you who love ribs, you'll know that the easier the meat comes of the bones, the better they'll be.
Tavern Burger
This burger contains lettuce, manchego, pork belly, and pimenton aioli, accompanied by 4 large onion rings.
I guess after putting up with almost 2,000 words of an overly verbose narrative, it's time for the main event of the evening, the reason why I'm here, the burger. Before I ever received me burger, I had a few preconceived notions of what I was about to get. The day before I came to Taverne Gaspar, I read a review of the burger that wasn't exactly glowing. I had that in my mind all day. Then again, was I coming here to have the burger or to make my colleagues happy? Only time would tell. It was a small relief to see so many other streams of burgers headed to various tables.
As the burger came to the table, some of my colleagues mentioned to me that the burger looked weird. One told me that it looked small. Another colleague told me that the bagel bread was something. I had to do my best to keep my opinions to myself, as I was the final judge of burgers.
What I will say about my first impressions is that the burger was extremely tough to get a good picture of. I looked at all my pictures of Taverne Gaspar and I was overly impressed by all of them, that is, except the burger ones. I tried taking a picture of the burger on the provided platter and that didn't turn out to my liking. I then took the burger and moved it to the small plates that were intended for the bread. I took a better picture, but it wasn't perfect and to my utmost liking. But I have to say the following, I'm not here to take the picture, but I am here to eat the burger.
The difficulty in picture taking was in the slanted positioning of the burger. When I see something like that, I get worried. I wonder whether or not it was supposed to be like that. So, I repositioned it a bit and that was the last issue with structure I had during consumption.
The burger itself looks quite tiny at first glance, but when you pick it up, you get something different. With the different ingredients and the size of the meat, you get something that is a good handful. They say that appearances can be deceiving and that's what it was.
Outside of structure and sizing, the pork belly's inclusion gave me a bit of concern. Biting it caused few issues. The bites weren't as clean as I would've liked. When I took a bite, I found myself pulling too much burger out. When you eat a burger, you want a good simple bite that doesn't take the whole burger with it. So, as you're pulling the pork belly out, you start dragging out things that were better off inside.
The real highlight with this particular was the meat. The meat was cooked to my liking. Each bite was easy and full of flavour. If I were to judge the burger on meat alone, it would rank right up there with some of my better burger outings. Despite a few slight issues, this burger wasn't half bad. I actually enjoyed eating it. It made me forget that there wasn't any bacon in it, which is something that's very hard to do. Was it the perfect burger? No. Was it a good burger? Yes.
Bread Pudding and Caramel Ice Cream
Dark Chocolate Flan with Vanilla Crème Anglaise
This dessert best reminded me of a chocolate brownie. Each bite of this dessert was great. Dragging the chocolate portions through the vanilla cream made it all the much better. This being a chocolate related dessert made it the easiest choice to make for dessert.
Even though the menu is a tremendous bargain, as you save a lot of money off the regular menu, it should be noted that this was the most expensive Burger Search location to date by a good $7. But, what I'll say, compared to one of the last record holders, it was worth every penny. I was surprised that the iced tea only cost $2. That's nice because I've known other places that charge double that price.
What Taverne Gaspar is to Montreal is a place to be seen. It's a place to unwind after a long week of stress-filled work. On this night, the food delivered as it satisfied all of the members of a 7 person party. Taverne Gaspar goes out of its way to welcome women in its establishment. Even though that was indeed the case, I also felt more than welcome.
My first ever Happening Gourmand was deemed a success by all. I'm definitely hoping to gather my colleagues once again for the 2013 edition, but this time, I'll prepare so much earlier for it. As for me personally, I'm not done with the 2012 Happening Gourmand. As you'll soon see, I have at least one more visit to make.
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42 U.S. Code § 300u–9 - Education regarding DES
(a) In general
The Secretary, acting through the heads of the appropriate agencies of the Public Health Service, shall carry out a national program for the education of health professionals and the public with respect to the drug diethylstilbestrol (commonly known as DES). To the extent appropriate, such national program shall use methodologies developed through the education demonstration program carried out under section 283a–3 [1] of this title. In developing and carrying out the national program, the Secretary shall consult closely with representatives of nonprofit private entities that represent individuals who have been exposed to DES and that have expertise in community-based information campaigns for the public and for health care providers. The implementation of the national program shall begin during fiscal year 1999.
(b) Authorization of appropriations
For the purpose of carrying out this section, there are authorized to be appropriated such sums as may be necessary for each of the fiscal years 1999 through 2003. The authorization of appropriations established in the preceding sentence is in addition to any other authorization of appropriation that is available for such purpose.
[1] See References in Text note below.
Source(July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title XVII, § 1710, as added Pub. L. 105–340, title I, § 101(b),Oct. 31, 1998, 112 Stat. 3191; amended Pub. L. 109–482, title I, § 104(a)(2),Jan. 15, 2007, 120 Stat. 3689.)
References in Text
Section 283a–3 of this title, referred to in subsec. (a), was in the original "section 403C", and was translated as meaning section 403D of act July 1, 1944, ch. 373, as renumbered section 403C by section 104(a)(1) ofPub. L. 109–482and then section 403D by section 1104(4) ofPub. L. 110–85. Another section 403C of act July 1, 1944, ch. 373, as added by section 104(a)(3) ofPub. L. 109–482, is classified to section 283a–2 of this title.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 300u–9, act July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title XVII, § 1710, as added Nov. 10, 1978, Pub. L. 95–626, title V, § 502, 92 Stat. 3594; amended Oct. 17, 1979, Pub. L. 96–88, title III, § 301(b)(2), title V, § 507,93 Stat. 678, 692, related to Conference on Education in Lifetime Sports, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 98–551, § 2(c),Oct. 30, 1984, 98 Stat. 2816.
2007—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 109–482substituted "section 283a–3" for "section 283a".
Effective Date of 2007 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 109–482applicable only with respect to amounts appropriated for fiscal year 2007 or subsequent fiscal years, see section 109 ofPub. L. 109–482, set out as a note under section 281 of this title.
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