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NORTH KINGSTOWN—On Monday evening, the town council voted to approve a renewal of the liquor license at 007 Bar and Grille on Post Road, a business which has struggled in recent years to remain successful and is currently in receivership. Representatives for current receivership owner Tiogue Properties, LLC, as well as the prospective operator, Providence Coal Fired Pizza on Westminster St, were on hand to explain the complex transfer of the former 007 Bar and Grille's liquor license.
NEW SHOREHAM – The town of New Shoreham voted last week against supporting the proposed Rhode Island Fast Ferry Service from Quonset to Block Island.
Town Manager Nancy O. Dodge confirmed that the New Shoreham Town Council voted 4-1 not to support Rhode Island Fast Ferry's application currently before the Rhode Island Division of Public Utilities and Carriers.
HOPKINTON – "There's no scandal like rags, nor any crime so shameful as poverty", once stated 17th century Irish dramatist George Farquhar. As the centuries passed, that statement remained true in the eyes of the helpless and destitute. Over-come with hopelessness, loathe to take charity, and well aware that more people would whisper about such a condition than try and alter it, the stigma of poverty has remained what it always was; a scandalous and shameful way of life.
CHARLESTOWN – On Sept. 21, Ninigret Park hosted the annual Harvest Festival to raise money for the Community Garden, which grows fresh food for people in need.
The festival was very family-oriented, providing activities for children and adults alike.
One speaker, Thawn Harris, told stories from Native American tradition with a modern twist.
HOPKINTON — Proceeding from separate investigations, police arrested two town residents for possession of marijuana plants.
WOOD RIVER JUNCTION — "Necessity of Two Principals for Hopkinton Elementary Schools," was the agenda's red flag that resulted in over 75 parents and supporters to crowd into the Chariho School Committee meeting on Tuesday night.
In its last meeting, the committee approved the transfer of Steven Morrone, Ashaway School's former principal, to Chariho Middle School. That evening, the committee also discussed the possibility of sharing one principal between Hopkinton's two elementary schools as a strategy to lower district costs.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The Welcome House of South County is without an executive director for the third time in 10 months.
Ken Burke, president of the Welcome House's Board of Directors, said Monday that after a 90-day contract the board and Interim Executive Director Karen Murphy mutually agreed to part ways.
NARRAGANSETT – The Rhode Island State Properties Committee will hear a request Thursday for approval of an easement agreement with Narragansett Electric Company over property located on Ocean Road in Narragansett.
Word quickly spread that the item pertained to Deepwater Wind's quest to land a cable from its proposed offshore wind farm in Narragansett.
Ronald N. Renaud, chair of the state properties committee, confirmed Tuesday that the item does pertain to Deepwater and it would be heard at Thursday's meeting in Providence.
The South Kingstown and Narragansett police departments are among several departments joining the Rhode Island State Police in their new statewide task force in enforcing nightclub safety and alcohol related violations.
The task force also includes the University of Rhode Island Police Department as well as other police departments throughout the state, including Providence and Newport police.
Police and campus security from Providence College, Bryant University, Rhode Island College and Roger Williams University have joined the task force as well.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – The South Kingstown Town Council asked the town Monday to look into extending the area where parking is permitted on Matunuck Beach Road.
The item was on the council's agenda at the request of Councilor Jim O'Neill.
"Sometimes the ticketing is really incredible," O'Neill said.
He said he thought parking could be allowed between the Vanilla Bean and the area where parking is permitted, near the Ocean Mist, on the ocean side of the road.
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It was routine for Bill Davies to let his Chihuahua-terrier mix, Sammy, out the back door in the evenings. Sammy liked to run through the tall grass on his property in rural Huntington County, and when he was done he'd come back home.
But when Davies let the dog out Sunday night, he didn't return. He started looking for the dog about half an hour after he'd let him out and continued to search for the animal for the next two days.
He finally found his dog on a ridge about 300 yards from his home. He was dead. A friend who is an outdoorsman looked at the dog's injuries – two sets of puncture wounds, three on one side and one on the other – and told him what had happened. The dog had been attacked by a great horned owl.
It was heartbreaking, Davies said. He'd had the dog for seven years. They used to sit on the sofa together and watch television.
He knew there were coyotes out there, and that they attack pets, but an owl? Even though he'd seen one around his property before, it never occurred to him it might kill his dog.
At least he found the dog, Davies said. Perhaps, he thought, his experience would be a good warning to other people with small pets. There are owls out there.
Davies checked the Internet. A great horned owl can lift up to 15 pounds, he said. That makes small dogs prey. Davies' dog weighed 14 pounds.
It's a warning worth heeding. There are owls out there. One moved into my neighborhood a year or two ago. You can hear it hooting in the evening and the middle of the night.
It's a barred owl, not as big as a great horned owl, but big enough to worry about if you're a small animal. I saw it once while I was walking my dog, a small "canis worthless." The owl was perched on a limb high above the street, and it flew from tree to tree as we walked down the street stalking us. I picked the dog up and went home.
I spoke to Jim Haw, who is a member of the Stockbridge Audubon Society and a birder. Are there more owls out there, I asked?
Not that he's aware of, Haw said, but more owls have adapted to urban life. They'll nest in wood patches.
"There aren't more, but they are more evident," Haw said.
"Watch out for the snowy owls," Haw said. They come south when food gets scarce in the Arctic, and some have already been spotted in this latitude, he said.
Snowy owls normally feed on lemmings, but lemming populations go through a boom and bust cycle, so prey periodically becomes scarce, forcing those owls south.
Small groups of three to eight have been spotted congregating on breakwaters on Lake Michigan. One snowy owl has been found dead in the road in Harlan, and others found in Paulding, Ohio, and Elkhart.
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GREEN BAY, WI (WSAU) Randall Cobb is listed as questionable for Sunday's Green Bay Packers' regular season finale at Minnesota. Cobb -- a second-year receiver and kick returner – practiced on a limited basis Friday. Coach Mike McCarthy says he'll see how Cobb's doing on Sunday before deciding whether to play him.
Corner Davon House is listed as doubtful with shoulder-and-hip injuries. McCarthy said House is not recovering as fast as the coaches had hoped.
Only two Packers are listed as "out" for the Vikings' game, and neither are a surprise. They're defensive back Charles Woodson and running back James Starks.
McCarthy said receiver Jordy Nelson had a good week of practice, after missing three games with a bad hamstring. The coach said there's no reason not to think that Nelson won't play, and he's listed as probable against the Vikings. Guard Josh Sitton practiced fully today after getting a concussion – and he's listed as probable for Sunday.
Kicker Mason Crosby caught the flu bug this week, but he's also probable – along with centers Evan Dietrich-Smith and Jeff Saturday, running back Alex Green, and defensive ends C-J Wilson and Jerel Worthy.
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(FOX 11 / CNS) Well specialists today will try to cap a Hawthorne water well that has been spewing methane gas and water for nearly four days, as 37 evacuated families await the "all clear'' to return home, a county fire captain said.
Boots and Coots International Well Control, a blowout control company, will try to cap the well along Imperial Highway between Inglwood and Firmona avenues about 10 a.m., county fire Capt. Brian Jordan told City News Service.
The operation involves putting together a piping system to relieve pressure on the well, then pumping in mud to cap it. Imperial Highway was closed between Inglewood and Firmona avenues.
"We will also be moving all the media back from the location as well as most of the emergency personnel for safety's sake,'' Jordan said. "Anytime you try and take minerals out of Mother Earth, it can be dangerous.'' Dangers can include flash fire and explosions, he said, but if the flow of methane is stopped, evacuated residents will be allowed to go home. Evacuated residents were allowed to return home Sunday to pick up pets, medicine and clothing.
"We do let them come home, and get their stuff,'' Jordan said. "This gas is not accumulating in any big explosive amount, but in a rare case it could cause a little flash-poof.''
The trouble was reported at 6:22 p.m. Thursday, when a build up of methane gas blew out a well operated by Golden State Water Co. along Imperial between Truro and Condon avenues, Jordan said.
Boots and Coots, a Halliburton company, is internationally famous for its experience capping out of control oil gushers or fiery gas wells. Firefighters said the company will attempt "to control the mixture of high-pressure water and methane gas release on the private property.''
Methane gas naturally occurs in pockets under much of the Southern California flatlands, geologists said. When collected by pipelines, the odorless methane is scented with an additive, then piped into businesses and homes as "natural gas.''
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If you take off the decking, clean the tops of the
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The Civil War Trust has rounded up volunteers for Saturday's work day at Appomattox Court House, Brandy Station, Petersburg National Battlefield, Richmond National Battlefield and a dozen other locations throughout the state.
Last year, nearly 8,000 volunteers donated more than 36,000 hours at 105 historic sites around the nation. The trust said the 18th edition of Park Day will include approximately 100 historic sites in 26 states. The nationwide event is underwritten by a grant from History, the cable channel that takes a reality TV approach to retelling historical events.
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In many households and schools, children who "act up" are the ones who receive the harshest, most frequent punishment. Many of these children demonstrate innate abilities in one or more areas, such as music or math or painting. Unfortunately, very infrequently do parents or teachers take the time to delve into the psyches of their more rambunctious children to discover their talents. The education system is designed to produce functioning members of society and, primarily due to the benign influence a conformist society has on a child, there are undoubtedly fewer individualists than there are conformists. I implore you to debate the issue of whether or not it is right for parents, teachers, and other authority figures to discourage individuality, creativity, and curiosity instead of work towards discovering and nurturing hidden talents.
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After nearly two years and $68 million, a new and more modern Terminal 1 is now open at Raleigh-Durham International Airport.
Travelers began using the renovated terminal Sunday morning with the first departing flight going out at 6 a.m. Sunday.
Passengers will notice more natural light and open spaces when going through Terminal 1.
Crews moved columns and walls to give the terminal, which was originally designed as a hangar, a more open feel.
"This is wonderful. It's wide open. It's airy. It's much like the expected terminal that it should be compared to the other Terminal 2. This is a great addition," said Joe Lara, who lives in Apex.
And for traveling convenience, Terminal 1 now has power outlets at gates, plus 11 shops and restaurants.
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The modernized space was supposed to open in March, but was delayed because of the cold weather which impacted construction of the aircraft parking area.
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Taiwanese screen stars such as Shu Qi, Lin Chi-ling, Gwei Lun-mei, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Eddie Peng and Chang Chen have garnered much attention from the Chinese audience in recent years and established themselves as guaranteed box office success in China.
Chinese film If You Are the One, directed by renowned Director Feng Xiaogang and which featured multi-award winning actress Shu Qi, was very well received in China. The second installment of the movie clinched the title of "fifth biggest hit in the country's box office history" as soon as it premiered. The total box office sales of the two movies is estimated to be worth NT$3.76 billion (S$160 million).
Taiwanese supermodel-turned-actress Lin Chi-ling is now a much sought-after figure in the film industry after her maiden movie appearance in the Red Cliff series. The 38-year-old has two upcoming films 101st marriage proposal and Switch, both slated to be released in China next year.
Gwei Lun-mei, the freshly crowned Best Actress at the 49th Taipei Golden Horse Awards, was also nominated for the Best Supporting Actress award at the People's Hundred Flower Award which is one of the most prestigious film award ceremonies in China, for her role in Flying Swords of Dragon Gate.
As for the men, Japanese-Taiwanese heartthrob Takeshi Kaneshiro remains a crowd-drawer while Chang Chen's performance in The Last Supper was widely praised after the film screened in China.
While these brooding lead actors top the list with their screen appeal, Eddie Peng steals the limelight from his showbiz seniors and is ranked numero uno with his multiple box office successes this year. The actor, who is gradually focusing his acting career in movies starred in Taichi 0 and Taichi II which grossed approximately NT$1.24 billion (S$52.45 million) in total.
Furthermore, the 30-year-old also participated in Taiwanese and Hong Kong productions, Love and Cold War respectively, and the total box office sales for his four films exceeded NT$3 billion (S$126 million).
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- 3 generations having funOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/19/2014There is an access ramp for special needs people. Once inside the greeting was warm and friendly. We were seated immediately and our server was attentive and provided excellent drink recommendations. The food was served all at the same time. was well presented, very tasteful and enough. Although a busy place, the seating is such that we never felt crowded and we certainly never felt rushed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Keeps you coming back for more!KeepitcominDined on 9/14/2014Service excellent, our waitress was on the ball! FOOD>> OUTSTANDING! Never a lack of exceptional choices on the menu! Steak...YES PLEASE!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice night out with familyNortonDined on 9/13/2014Good food. Great service. A fine place on a special occasion.Special Features:
- Great ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/11/2014Stopped on the way through town on the recommendation of a colleague. Had an amazing rib dinner, with great sides, service was prompt and helpful. Highly recommended!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- menuluv2eatDined on 9/4/2014the only issue I had was not enough choices of seafood on your menu but the prime rib was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charcoal-disappointingTravelgirlDined on 8/31/2014My husband and I have been going here for 28 years and our dinner a couple of days ago was so disappointing. The ceasar salad has changed and comes in a little bowl that makes it very difficult to eat and not the flavor it used to have. Also, they no longer have 'baked potatoes'. They have the 'twice baked potato' which I think they microwaved and it was very tough from over heating. Sooooo disappointed in the Charcoal and I'm pretty sure we won't be returning.
- GrantDined on 8/28/2014One of the best steaks we've ever had. Great service.Special Features:
- A Tradition of ExcellencetjinloveDined on 8/26/2014For most of our 42 years, the Charcoal Steak House is where we've celebrated our anniversary. It was special to us when we dated before we were married (when it was by the Highway Market) and it has become "our" place to get a fabulous meal in a wonderful, romantic atmosphere. The high quality service along with the nice little touches like the special dessert for the occasion with "Happy Anniversary" written in drizzled chocolate on the plate make it so very special. For many years we have enjoyed consistent quality of service and excellent food When we have special guests visit or someone we want to give a special gift card to, we know that we can count on the Charcoal to please.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Service and FoodgrillmasterflashDined on 8/24/2014I recently went to Charcoal steakhouse for my birthdat and even though it was 9 on a Sunday and fairly empty the service and Food were fantastic. The 16oz prime rib was gigantic, well prepared and delicious. My girlfriend ordered the porter house, which was 36oz and the size of a large dinner plate on its own. The waitress and manager were friendly and attentive, would certainly return and definitely recommend this place to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Achieved expectations.kweatsDined on 8/22/2014Good food, good service, good atmosphere. Nothing was really stand-out or exceptionally notable here. Service felt a little rushed with excessive wine pouring. But, all said and done, it was on par with what was expected. No complaints.Special Features:
- A Perrenial FavouritebarrykDined on 8/21/2014We live in Toronto and always make a point of stopping here on our way home from the Stratford Festival. Excellent food and service. One complaint: My wife had the prime rib which was very nice but not rare as she had ordered it and so was dry and needed more jus. The server promptly brought more but when the bill came we found they had added $1.99 to the bill which we found rather tacky, especially after paying $15.50 for a glass of Malbec. Still, we'll be back the next time we go to Stratford.Special Features:
- Great placeDineOutDanDined on 8/19/2014Been coming here for 20 yrs. probably 4-5 times a year. Never had anything short of great with the occasional beyond awesome. Food is always spot on. Staff is always top notch. Highly recommend.Special Features:
- Overall fabulous experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/19/2014It was our first time to the Charcoal Steak House. I must say it made our 25th Anniversary a night to remember. The staff and food were fabulous!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/18/2014Prime rib.. outside cut.. tough, had obviously been in fridge and re-heated to luke warm... I was offered a replacement ( I declined) and provided a comp dessert, but the meat really should have been better..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better than expectedDustyDined on 8/16/2014My wife and I went here for our anniversary, and enjoyed ourselves. We didn't feel rushed, but didn't wait for our meal either. Our meals were perfect, as was our salad and desert. The only problem we had was we ate too much. We will definitely go back for any other special night out.Special Features:
- FavfinedinningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/15/2014Service was amazing The waiters are not pushy but do give their suggestion when asked (very good) Food was perfect, cooked just the way we asked, served at the right time & very, very tasty. Excelent wine list. Overall, it was a perfect night. It felt special even thou we were not celebrating any special occasion. My boyfriend was just as pleased as I was & to us we fell that we found our perfect place to relax, enjoy a good meal, a good conversation & excelent service all around.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Real steakhouse very pleasedJabbaDined on 8/14/2014All aspects were enjoyable. this is a real steak house. Our waiter went out of his way to help us selebrate my ladie's birthday. The food was great, we both had strip and turf and it was done just the way we ordered it. liked the fact that you can order small size deserts, as we were quite full after the main course. We will return.Special Features:
- SteakianmarDined on 8/12/2014The restaurant was quiet. Our waiter was very nice . We did not order an appetizer and were surprised to receive a very small basket with two rolls and 2 flat bread . It did seem little cheap . We ordered steak medium with twice baked potato. The steaks were perfectly done and delicious. With one order we had the best steak ,a rib eye. Our bill was reasonable with 2 entres,2 beer,1 glass of wine and 1 desert our bill was $120.00. We were happy with our choice of restaurant and would go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!hhinojosDined on 8/9/2014Wonderful food and service! Steak was cooked perfectly and our server was wonderful. We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would definitely return!DianaDined on 8/8/2014Charcoal was a great destination for a quiet lunch where we enjoyed excellent food, were able to catch up and were able to have some 'work' conversation as well. When we asked if we could split each of our lunch items in two so we could share, they actually prepared small individual slider burgers for us rather than cut one in half. How thoughtful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good atmosphereMapleTreeDined on 8/4/2014It is a big place and had a good atmosphere. Their steaks were big and pretty reasonable. I wish they were more creative with sauces for the meat, such as rock salt, good soy sauce, mild wasabi etc. I got bored with just salt and pepper flavor very quickly. I ordered horseradish, but it didn't add enough variety to the taste. It is a good idea to introduce a few different kinds of seasonal side vegetable dishes as they add colors to the main. I feel they have a potential to be great.Special Features:
- excellent food and serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/1/2014We chose the Charcoal to celebrate out 45th anniversary. Our server Liz was pleasant and professional, making the evening very enjoyable. We both selected the perth county cut sirloin and it was superb. We have been fans of the Charcoal for years and remain fans!Special Features:
- Perfection!EskayDined on 7/26/2014We were in Kitchener for the night and needed a place to get a great meal. We read some online reviews and decided Charcoal would be a good option. Little did we know that we would be knocked out of our socks. The meal was perfection. Our steaks were done EXACTLY as we ordered them (all different). The sides were tasty and inspired. The ambience is lovely and warm, but fresh. We complimented our meals with beverages - between us, we drank mixed drinks, beer, iced cocktails, and a dessert coffee - they were all served in appropriate vessels and were delicious. Finally, our server MARY, was amazing. The perfect balance of attentiveness without hovering.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always excellentFood4UsDined on 7/26/2014The service is professional and makes the experience that much better. We always order Prime Rib it's the best in K-W. The goat cheese appetizer was also a treat!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Almost PerfectkuhnukDined on 7/25/2014The overall impression of this eatery was great hence the four star rating...There was one area that requires attention. We opted to skip the appetizer and have desert instead and we both ordered pie. The menu stated "light flaky pastry" but what was served to both of us required a knife to cut.Special Features:
- Always GoodNanceeDined on 7/23/2014This is our "go to" special occasion restaurant. Food is always great, service professional and always an enjoyable evening out.Special Features:
- YumYumOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/20/2014We had 6 people for dinner. Four had steak dinners, one had chicken and one had a stir fry. Food was amazing. Has a wide variety of wine to choice from by the glass as well as by the bottle.Special Features:
- Hubby's 65thquixoticDined on 7/19/2014We had a fabulous memorable meal and experience. Everything was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- steakAgnesDined on 7/18/2014had to ask for steak knives as the waitress didn't bring them when we got the meal. i had the 8 oz prime rib and there was quite a bit of fat in it. my husband had the 12 oz and he didn't have any. minimal amount of vegetables and the broccoli was quite overcooked.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/17/2014The food and service were fantastic as always. Our server recommended a great wine for our meal and was always there when we needed him. Looking forward to the next visit.Special Features:
- excellentBetmoDined on 7/11/2014was a great dining experience and will be going back. the food was awesome for the most part, had a little issue but between the server and manager the whole customer experience was outstanding. I will be telling my friends and co-workers about it.Special Features:
- CharcoalyumdinnerDined on 7/10/2014We had a lovely dinner. Our waiter Luke was FANTASTIC!!! Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BEST STEAK ever.luv2dineDined on 7/8/2014Charcoal Steakhosue is very classy scene. Very romantic and had a wide selection of premium steaks. Service was fast, kind and orderly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great B-day supperdineoutisfunDined on 7/5/2014The Charcoal Steakhouse was a great venue for my birthday supper. Thanks for a wonderful dinuing experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place for a business lunchNickDined on 7/4/2014There are not too many fine dining places in Waterloo Region and certainly not in Kitchener, but the Charcoal is one of them. It's close to the 401, with ample parking, old fashioned steakhouse ambience, friendly service and above average food quality. Choosing well known signature items like crab cakes and prime rib will not disappoint, especially with a decent wine to match.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- As great as ever!deganwyDined on 7/2/2014We visited for a family birthday. They accommodate children very well, providing a kiddie plate of veggies and crackers to fill the gap between ordering and being served. Wait staff are always pleasant and the food is well presented and deliciousSpecial Features:
- Great steak!CasualDinerDined on 7/1/2014Food was good. We were satisfied by a delicious meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday early supperChamplainDined on 6/29/2014Good food, good service, plates tastefully served, good bar. I couldn't finish my dinner. Clean washrooms with real linen hand cloths, a nice touch of class.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Usually a hit, this time a missmishymeDined on 6/28/2014I love the Charcoal. I have eaten here over 50 times (no exaggeration). This past time, our server was busy balancing our table with a group so the attention to our needs was not quite there. I wouldn't normally mind but my steak was under cooked and I felt like I had no one to tell. I asked for medium and the steak was rare to medium rare. It was very raw on the inside. By the time the server came by, our entire table had finished our meals. There was no time to correct the error so I just asked for my food to be boxed up to take home. I cooked it further when I got home. My example here is not typical of Charcoal because they set a high standard and usually hit it. When they miss it though - you can really tell.Special Features:
- CarnivoreDined on 6/28/2014We've been coming to the Charcoal Steak House for decades. An institution in our family. Terrific ribs, steaks and pig tails! Desserts, too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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You go, Girls. Having survived all the hype and finger-wagging, the HBO ensemble comedy is back for a second season. The four young women who make up the primary cast are, too, and the photographers at the show's busy premiere last night were noticeably more eager to shoot them this time around. Zac Posen, stuck in the bottleneck, decided to skip the red carpet altogether. "I mean, we're all wearing black," observed Jemima Kirke. "I think we're all really taking ourselves very seriously now."
Jokes aside, Girls has become a bona fide cultural phenomenon: It's a conversation starter like nothing else on TV, and creator and star Lena Dunham is up for two Golden Globes on Sunday. There's even a Girls nail polish.
Meanwhile, the hapless postgrads the show depicts haven't exactly reached their full potential. "Single, unemployed, homeless," is how one actress (we won't spoil it by saying which) sums up her character's situation in season two, and all four continue to find the road to adulthood anything but smooth. "It's, like, stops and starts, and off on a weird detour somewhere, and then full steam ahead. It's sort of all over," offered Zosia Mamet. "But I think that's what your twenties are."
Against all odds, a show whose main character eats Cool Whip out of the container seems to have found some common ground with the fashion community. The crowd at the Cinema Society premiere, and supersized after-party at Capitale, included Cynthia Rowley, who gets a shout-out in the season opener, and Joseph Altuzarra, who dressed Allison Williams for the evening.
Still, Dunham admitted, that world remains at a comic distance. "I had some professional assistance, recommending I do an over-the-shoulder shot," she said of her red-carpet moment. "That is not in my personal arsenal, but I tried to do it the best I could."


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The belt of hilly land east of Udaipur is the most fertile in Rajasthan, watered by several perennial rivers and guarded by a sequence of imposing forts perched atop the craggy ridges that crisscross the region.
The first major settlement you'll come across is the historic town of CHITTAURGARH (or Chittor), 115km northeast of Udaipur. Of all the former Rajput capitals, Chittaurgarh – former capital of the kingdom or Merwar before Udaipur – was the strongest bastion of Hindu resistance against the Muslim invaders and it is home to one of Rajasthan's most spectacular and historic forts, rising majestically above a verdant tapestry of plains. No less than three mass suicides (johars) were committed over the centuries by the female inhabitants of this honey-coloured fort. As a symbol of Rajput chivalry and militarism only Jodhpur's Meherangarh Fort compares.
Some visitors squeeze a tour of Chittaurgarh into a day-trip, or en route between Bundi and Udaipur, but it's well worth stopping overnight to give yourself plenty of time to explore the fort properly.Read More
The Vijay Stambh and beyond
The Vijay Stambh and beyond
The main road within the fort continues south to its focal point, Vijay Stambh, the soaring "tower of victory" erected by Rana Kumbha to commemorate his 1440 victory over the Muslim sultan Mehmud Khilji of Malwa. This magnificent sand-coloured tower, whose nine storeys rise 36m, took a decade to build; its walls are lavishly carved with mythological scenes and images from all Indian religions, including Arabic inscriptions in praise of Allah. You can climb the dark narrow stairs to the very summit for free by showing your fort entry ticket.
The area around the Vijay Stambh is littered with an impressive number of further remains, including a pair of monumental gateways and a number of florid temples, including the superbly decorated Samiddhesvara Temple, whose shrine houses an image of the trimurti, a composite, three-headed image of Shiva, Brahma and Vishnu. A path leads from here down to the Gaumukh Kund, a large reservoir fed by an underground stream that trickles through carved mouths (mukh) of cows (gau) and commands superb views across the plains.
Buildings further south include the Kalika Mata Temple, and Padmini's Palace, its rather plain buildings enclosing a series of attractive little walled gardens leading to a tower overlooking the small lake. The road continues south to the point once used for hurling traitors to their deaths, then returns north along the eastern ridge to Suraj Pol gate, with spectacular vistas across a patchwork of farmland. Several temples line the route, but the most impressive monument is Kirti Stambh. The inspiration for the tower of victory, this smaller "tower of fame" was built by Digambaras as a monument to the first tirthankara Adinath, whose unclad image appears throughout its six storeys.


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10 daily bad habits that keep you in debt
Sure you're trying to get out of debt, but it's the little things you do every day without thinking that conspire to keep you there.
It's hard to get out of debt. Sometimes it's easy to feel that no matter how hard you try, you'll never be able to pay off all your debt and expenses. While you might have reassessed your finances and figured out how to begin paying down your debt, it's important to understand how to minimize debt in all areas of your life. For instance, you might not even realize that you have a variety of daily habits that are keeping you buried in debt despite your best intentions. The following are a few of the more common ones.
1. Spending more than you have
It's easy to spend more money than you have whether it's by writing a check, swiping a card, or willfully ignoring the decreasing amount of money in your bank account. Just because you have money in your bank account, it doesn't mean you have to spend it as it many times has already been allocated for other recurring expenses. Fooling yourself into believing that if there is money in your bank account at the moment that it's OK to spend it is an action that will continue to keep you in debt.
2. Impulse purchases
Impulse purchases are one of the worst habits keeping you in debt. You might really want to stop and get that pastry or that new tech gadget or piece of clothing, but actually buying those items on a whim is contributing to your debt. If you tend to make impulse purchases on a daily basis, you should take steps to seriously curb this habit so that you don't put yourself into even more debt.
3. Buying things you already own
Buying things you already own is also contributing to your debt problem. Do you need to buy lunch or dinner at a restaurant or takeout place when you have food in your house or apartment? Do you need to buy coffee when you can make it at home? Do you need to stop and pick up more clothing when you have a closet full of clothes with the tags still on? Stop buying things you already own and focus on using what you have. If you find that you are purchasing things without realizing that you already have them, it might be time to declutter your house.
4. Buying things you don't need
Buying things you don't need is another problem for anyone already in debt. As with buying things you already own, the problem of buying things you don't need just contributes to wasting money you should be saving. When you make a new purchase each day, reassess whether or not you really need that item. Instead of buying it without a second thought, take a moment to determine whether or not you're wasting money on something you don't actually need.
5. Using credit when you have cash
Sometimes the problem with spending too much money is that it's easy to swipe a card and figure out how much was spent at a later date. When you carry cash, you're limited to the amount of money you can spend on one purchase. While it's great to have a credit card for emergency purchases, using one for everyday items could be the reason why you're racking up the bills. Try only using cash for daily purchases so you can limit how much you buy and reassess what you're buying.
6. Not tallying how much you spend each day
While some people may consider this a burden, tallying your daily purchases is a good way to recount how much money you've spent in one day. Chances are you'll find that you're spending a lot more money than you need to be spending each day. This can help you figure out how to eliminate money from your daily spending habits.
7. Not putting money aside
Putting a little money aside each day is a great way to help your debt problem. It doesn't have to be a large amount of money. It can be anything from spare change in your wallet to a dollar a day. A small amount goes a long way when it comes to saving and anything you can do each day to contribute to paying down your debt is worth it.
8. Not budgeting
Budgeting isn't only for monthly or yearly financial plans. You can set a budget on a day by day basis. This might seem like a hassle for some people, but it's a great way to keep you from overspending or wasting money on impulse purchases.
9. Not being consistent
Not being consistent with your money habits is another big reason why you're still in debt. It's easy to make a huge deposit into your savings account one month, but to not save for the other 11 months. Consistency will help keep you on track with your savings plan.
10. Not knowing how much money you have
One of the worst things you can do to your finances when you're in debt is not knowing how much money you actually have. If you're not aware of the amount in your bank account, you run the risk of spending money you don't have. Knowing how much money you have will allow you to keep better track of your spending habits and help you steer clear of falling even deeper into debt.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The fairy tale continues for Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Dallas of ABC's "Once Upon a Time."
The actors, who play Snow White and Prince Charming on the TV drama, are expecting their first child together.
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2013 Could Be Better Than 2012 for This Company
Harsh is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
2013 looks like the year when infrastructure spending will spring back to life, driven by the need for faster networks and growth in data centers. Gartner forecasts spending on data centers to grow 4.5% this year, along with a 2.4% jump in telecom services as opposed to a decline last year.
Positive signs started emerging late in 2012, when AT&T (NYSE: T) announced that it would be boosting its infrastructure spending for building faster networks. Ma Bell is looking to spend $14 billion in the coming three years on its wireless and wireline broadband networks, with expansion of 4G LTE being one of its primary objectives.
According to Infonetics Research, telecom spending is expected to improve across North America and Asia, since telcos will now need to upgrade their networks after procrastinating last year. All this should sound like music to the ears of networking and communication equipment providers and component makers, since increased capex by telcos would mean more revenue for them.
Thus, with a possible rebound in sight, it would make sense to take a look at Xilinx (NASDAQ: XLNX), a component supplier which seems well-positioned to benefit from a resurgence in infrastructure spending. Moreover, with the company's third-quarter results expected on Jan. 17, there couldn't possibly be a better time to take a look at this solid stock which might climb higher on the back of optimism in the industry.
Solid Clientele
Xilinx, which supplies chips to equipment makers, is one of the best stocks to play the improvement in carrier spending. The company counts the likes of Huawei, ZTE, Ericsson and Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) as clients. The presence of these stalwarts would most probably help Xilinx turn in an even better performance in 2013 after appreciating close to 12% in 2012, which could be considered impressive in the wake of depressed telco spending.
Moreover, Xilinx's position in data communications also looks sunny in the long run. According to Canalys, the data center infrastructure market is expected to exceed $150 billion by 2016 on the back of growth in cloud computing. And this is certainly good news for Xilinx, as Cisco would be one of the primary drivers of the cloud computing boom. Cisco's data center division has been on a roll of late, and with further growth in cloud computing coming up, both Cisco and Xilinx stand to benefit.
Impressive Technology and Cost Management
In addition, Xilinx is one of the leading providers of 28nm chips and has successfully translated its superior technology into revenue. It possesses the largest 28nm portfolio in the industry, and saw their sales exceed the company's own target last quarter. But Xilinx isn't stopping here, and is focusing on the development of 20nm chips in a bid to stay ahead of peers, and tap the most out of the growth of next generation networks.
Another impressive point about Xilinx is the way it manages its costs. Despite guiding for a soft quarter last time, Xilinx said that it was gunning for a 210-basis point improvement in gross margin. The company has a solid track record of managing costs well by way of efficient inventory management, and improving yield on new products.
Keep a Watch
All these factors make Xilinx look like a good long-term proposition. Solid clientele, backed by cutting-edge technology and efficient cost control, are positives which shouldn't be ignored. Also, Xilinx's dividend yield of 2.5% isn't bad either. The company stands to benefit from growth in data and faster networks over the long run, and 2013 could probably the year when the stock takes off. There's a high probability that Xilinx would guide for a better future in its third-quarter report, and that would be an indication that the stock is set for a good year.
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The video has emerged from the Syrian city of Homs, scene of some of the most bitter fighting in recent months between Syrian armed forces and those rebelling against the country's president, Bashar Al-Assad.
In the video the rebel, identified as Abu Bakkar, a leading rebel military leader in the area, appears to bend over the dead soldier's body and hack away at his chest with a knife. In seconds he pulls out the man's heart and takes a bite out of it.
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Hundreds of thousands of people have been killed in Syria's civil war in which he regime of President Al-Assad is trying to cling on to power in the face of opposition from a variety of rebel groups, some of whom are backed by Western governments.
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The Jazz had battled back to tie at 79 on a 3-pointer by Alec Burks with 8:25 left in the fourth quarter, but Utah was never able to reclaim the swagger — or, more to the point, shooting touch — that it had in the first half.
Paul Millsap scored 18 points, and was among five Jazz players to reach double figures. But each Jazz player was outshined for the second straight night by former Weber State guard Damian Lillard, who finished with 23 points and eight assists, bringing his two-game total against the Jazz to 49 points.
Portland center J.J. Hickson scored 21 points and grabbed 11 rebounds and small forward Nicolas Batum (12 points, 10 rebounds, nine assists) was one assist away from his third triple-double in two weeks.
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Asked whether any blame for the loss could be attributed to the peculiar scheduling, DeMarre Carroll said, "That's kind of tough, but that's what we get paid the big bucks for."
It was just the Jazz's fourth loss in their last 14 games, a fact that was lost on few, particularly given their shortcomings in terms of personnel.
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On Saturday, Corbin found success with perhaps his most unconventional lineup of the season: Alec Burks, Enes Kanter, Derrick Favors, DeMarre Carroll and Paul Millsap. That group brought the Jazz back from their deficit to start the fourth quarter, going on a 10-3 run capped by Burks' 3-pointer.
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Greetings Program Participants:
It is my pleasure to welcome you to Wiley College, a Christian institution affiliated with The United Methodist Church. As the College begins its 140th year, its primary purpose remains unchanged--enriching, empowering and stimulating young men and women to achieve academic excellence. Wiley College promotes an intellectually stimulating environment through recognition that the most effective learning takes place when theory translates into practice. The Ethical Student Leadership Conference (ESLC), now in its seventh year, is one of a variety of program opportunities offered through the Center for Excellence in Student Leadership that enriches knowledge acquired through experiential learning; specifically in conversation with distinguished scholars, ethicists and with experienced leaders.
Wiley College has been fortunate in its previous ESL Conferences to attract faculty who demonstrate excellence in their academic areas of expertise and are the epitome of ethical leadership. The 2013 conference faculty is no exception. A diverse group of scholars will continue this tradition of providing information designed to engage you in reflective thinking and spirited dialogue for the explicit purpose of enhancing your self-efficacy as leaders. I am confident that the knowledge gained through this conference will empower you to serve in leadership positions on your campuses, as well as, prepare you to serve as citizen-leaders in a global community. Through conversations with scholars and your peers, you will become familiar with current trends in leadership theories, "best practices," and an array of "servant leadership," philosophies that will serve you well through and beyond your college careers.
I am pleased that you are here and that you have this unique opportunity to study leadership and to experience a range of leadership related activities which will broaden your knowledge, and strengthen your skills. Thank you for your presence.
Warmest Regards,
Dr. Haywood L. Strickland
President and CEO, Wiley College


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