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Saint Ann Restaurant and Bar
- Address:
2501 N Harwood
Dallas, TX 75201Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Saint Ann Restaurant and Bar
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.saintanndallas.com/
- Phone: 2147829807
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 12:00am, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 2:00am
Sunday Brunch: 11:00am - 2:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: To book your special event please contact 214.782.9807.
A word from Saint Ann Restaurant and Bar
Designed by LA-based Shimoda Design Group and Harwood Design Team, Saint Ann Restaurant & Bar is the newest restaurant concept and has the largest garden patio in Dallas. Located next to Saint Ann Court, the historic St. Ann's School was preserved and converted by Harwood International into a restaurant and bar surrounded by gardens and art. It is open for lunch, dinner, Sunday brunch, and drinks.Continued
The original structure was built in 1927 as Dallas' first school for Hispanic children. In addition to the original structure, Harwood International has preserved the mural of "Our Lady of Guadalupe" and serves as the focal point in the gardens. The first level of the two-story red brick building is Saint Ann Restaurant & Bar and the second level will house The Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Museum: The Samurai Collection.
Please note that reservations cannot be made for the patio. Patio is first come, first serve.
The original structure was built in 1927 as Dallas' first school for Hispanic children. In addition to the original structure, Harwood International has preserved the mural of "Our Lady of Guadalupe" and serves as the focal point in the gardens. The first level of the two-story red brick building is Saint Ann Restaurant & Bar and the second level will house The Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Museum: The Samurai Collection.
Please note that reservations cannot be made for the patio. Patio is first come, first serve.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerHot Spot
- Diners' Choice WinnerOutdoor Dining
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Saint Ann Restaurant and Bar reviews from OpenTable diners
121 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.1
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (96)good for groups (54)hot spot (53)fit for foodies (50)neighborhood gem (46)romantic (44)special occasion (44)great for brunch (42)vibrant bar scene (36)great for lunch (34)scenic view (27)late-night find (20)notable wine list (20)kid-friendly (3)Show More
- Charming outdoor diningeatingoutDined on 9/23/2014We had a great evening and dined outside. The dinner was excellent, I had the red snapper and really enjoyed it.Special Features:
- good soundsNamaste01Dined on 9/23/2014Overall great but whoever created the track playing 9/24 lunchtime...it was great! old blues flair...easy listening! and I'm always looking for a quiet place...so to impress me with music ... I was totally surprised! Thanks Joan NapoliSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great As AlwaysOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/19/2014Every experience here has been fantastic. Always love coming here. There is nothing not to like about eating and spending time here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingLuv2eatDined on 9/18/2014My family came in from out of town and I brought them here for dinner. It was perfect and they just loved it!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/17/2014Good food, ate at the bar and the super friendly bartender really made everyone feel special. Really helped the meal.Special Features:
- RobboDined on 9/12/2014Great place to dine- has the whole package. I took some friends out from Kansas and it really wowed them.Special Features:
- DedeDined on 9/11/2014Scallops were outstanding. Loved the artichoke flatbread as an appetizer. Bread pudding was different but goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girls NightCH1314Dined on 9/5/2014We had dinner here for a girls night and just shared a few apps and sides and had drinks. It was great, and the service was excellent. I've been here several times before and will continue to go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What Happened?harley21Dined on 8/31/2014We dine at Saint Anne's several times a month during Basketball Season and it has always been great. This last time the beet salad was bland, the pork tenderloin was dry and the haricot verte limp and over cooked. My husbands pork chop was not much better. We were very disappointed especially since it was a first vist for our friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a favoriteDMTnDVIPDined on 8/24/2014Sundays cant come soon enough! Favorite for us as well as when we have comapny in town.Special Features:
- Great MixnewyankeeDined on 8/22/2014On advice of locals went with managed expectations, as in its ok with a great patio. Food met my managed expectations. Patio is wow! Service was attentive and quick. The crowd was eclectic and well heeled, especially those attending the girls stag night! Will return soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MgabyMDined on 8/16/2014Great place & ambience! I've always received good service.Special Features:
- 2014 Restaurant WeekLittlejohnBdayDined on 8/16/2014We took our friends to St. Anne's for 2014 Restaurant Week, who are also both Sommeliers and European-trained chefs. They were most impressed with the wine list and the menu selections for restaurant week. They chose duck (perfectly cooked) and my husband and I chose sea bass (very good too) - everything (including the wait staff - very attentive) was perfect and enjoyed by all, and paired with a couple of specially selected wines. We arrived in a light rain storm and were greeted at valet with umbrellas - what more could we ask for. It was a most enjoyable evening spent with great food, wine and friends. Thank you, St. Anne's!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HornedFrog73HornedFrog73Dined on 8/16/2014Another great meal at Saint Ann. Food and service were both excellent. Manager Brad Crouch is a great guy, who we have known from his days at Ferre in Fort Worth. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for good food and an active atmosphere!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant night club vibeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/15/2014Fun place with good food, great service and a cosmopolitan atmosphere. Our server was a blast and the manager took the time to speak with us several times and bought us a round of shots to get the party started. Went for restaurant week but just ended up selecting from the regular menu as it was less food and cheaper (we didn't each need three courses). We had a later reservation at 9:15 and the place really got hopping when we were leaving around 11:30 when we were leaving. The outdoor area is the same size (or larger) than the actual restaurant and would be a great place to dine, weather permitting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- All good.....ji237917Dined on 8/15/2014Very nice ambiance, great food and service! Wish it was closer to my home so I could visit more often;=)Special Features:
- Excellent!!Blingy1Dined on 8/13/2014We loved everything about this place!! The food was amazing, delicious and cooked to perfection! It came out nice and hot. The atmosphere was nice and relaxing, but also had a cool vibe. The scenery was beautiful. Lots of delicious choices on the menu. We will definitely be back to try some other things and hand on the patio!! We chose from the restaurant week menu and everything was just amazing!! Big, plentiful portions!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great spot!MaggieDined on 8/11/2014We came here for restaurant week and the food was amazing! We had the blue cheese slaw shrimp and the salmon tartar for appetizers, the duck and steak for entrees, and the caramel flan and chocolate ganache cake for dessert. We would order any of those items again! The hostess seated us immediately and the server was attentive without being pushy. The restaurant is an old private school so it has a great ambiance, and upstairs there was a samurai sword exhibit, although I'm not sure that is year-round. Highly recommend and definitely plan to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great brunch experienceDallasFoodieDined on 8/9/2014The food was outstanding and the service was great. Our serer was around when we needed him but we never felt rushed to leave or bothered while we were eating and chatting. I had the crab cake benedict and it was awesome. I am a eggs benedict fanatic so having so many options to choose from was fun. Can't wait to go back and try another version!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but not greatChuckDined on 8/7/2014This was our first visit. We booked a reservation for lunch and arrived early since...for a change...there was little traffic to contend with on the Dallas freeways. We were the first customers of the day and seated promptly and given menus...the ignored. There 2 wait staff and 3 busboys. No one seemed to notice an empty glass or dish...in fact, we had to ask to have used items removed. We were handed back ou used silverware after the appetizer course was complete. The food was excellent and the setting is perfect. Someone needs to train the wait staff to put away their tech toys and pay attention to customers.Special Features:
- Excellent lunchFIFIVIPDined on 8/4/2014We had a great, really late, lunch outside with superb service. Shall return soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best patio in Dallas!TarheelgirlDined on 8/2/2014I have wanted to go to Saint Anne's for quite awhile and I decided to try it with some out of town guests. Best decision!! One of the best patio dining venues in Dallas by far and the inside us gorgeous too. Its perfect for a date night, a girls' night out, and definitely a ace to bring out of town guests! The food was fantastic, reasonably priced, and good wine selection. If you haven't been, put it on your must do list!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/31/2014Had a fabulous luncheon with several friends...food and service was great. I would highly recommend St Ann'sSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Noise Level Really BadGayleK70Dined on 7/30/2014This was my second visit to Saint Ann's. The first, for lunch, was lovely. The second, this visit, with two friends, was not so good. If visiting with your guests is important to you, do not go to this restaurant in the evening. You will not be able to carry on a conversation. The food and service was very, very good. The salmon perfectly cooked and the ceviche was delicious. We just could not hear each other without putting our heads together. Will stick to lunch from now on.Special Features:
- Excellentfrisco86Dined on 7/26/2014Food was excellent. Recommendations by our server were spot on. I have been to Saint Anns a few times and the food and service is always outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great spotOkokazVIPDined on 7/24/2014Great restaurant for dinner. We ate there on a Thursday night. The bar was packed and the outdoor patio looked great. We were seated inside and the ambiance was great. We started with the bacon wrapped chicken popper. It was excellent, a must have. He had the short rib sandwich, which he enjoyed. The truffle Mac and Cheese that came with it seemed to have a little too much truffle oil, but it was still good. I had the pesto flatbread. It was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 7/19/2014inexperienced server did not know how to serve wine, almost filled entire glass each timeSpecial Features:
- Amazing outdoor areaWinenotDined on 7/18/2014The ambiance is wonderful-great lighting, music and vibe for a dinner with friends or date night. Our server was terrible-void of personality, unfriendly and seemed miserable to be waiting on us. The cocktails, food and outdoor dining area made up for that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Ambience!frostyDined on 7/18/2014Every time we have been to Saint Ann's, the food and service are wonderful! We have sat both inside and on the patio and the ambience is fantastic. It is very upscale and relaxing. We usually have dinner and are leaving about the time later in the evening when the music changes, gets louder, and it shifts to more of a bar scene. It also looks like fun though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous settingloveitalianVIPDined on 7/18/2014One of the best patios in Dallas, with top notch food. The server was surly and really should not be working in such a beautiful place. Will definitely go back for the scallops on polenta!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- loved itrestaurantgoerDined on 7/10/2014vibrant, neat setting , great courtyard, loved the crab cake appetizer which came with a salad garnish , my husband enjoyed his pork tenderloin, specialty drinks are refreshingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best steak in townOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/6/2014So in love with this place I have been twice in two weeks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/28/2014I took my cousin and a friend who is soon to be married as girl's night out and it was amazing. The vibe, the people, and the ambiance was amazing. I am not one that typically goes to these types of locations, but I will definetly go again. My friends really enjoyed it, and the food was AMAZING!!! The burger, and the 16 oz steak. No sauce needed. The sangria and the skinny vida was awesome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- How Far They've FallenMileHighDined on 6/28/2014We have gone here many times over the years and had thought it was decent. Last Saturday we ate on their patio and had one of the worst restaurant experiences. We got seated fairly quickly, but it goes down hill quickly from there. Our waitress was completely apathetic, in two hours we only got one round of drinks and never got our water glasses filled. We ordered the Mussels, which were incredibly small and bland. For entrees we ordered Scallops (chewy and bland), Red Snapper served on bed of lettuce (ok), Salmon (decent, but overcooked), and tried to order their signature Rib Eye, but they do not allow any substitutions (wanted the Fillet setup as the other was things we were allergic too). We never saw our waitress after the food came.
- Perfect to take out of town guestsWinendinemomDined on 6/27/2014Our guests from Poland loved the food and atmosphere. We had a wonderful evening!Special Features:
- LadyLindaDined on 6/26/2014We had an excellent experience. Restaurant is very attractive, a little noisy, but fine. Loved the historic building. Server was a little stretched serving outside, as well, as inside. Had to ask a few other employees for service needed, but always attended to fairly quickly. Overall...a good visit.Special Features:
- Great outdoor spaceGoodLunchSpotDined on 6/25/2014I've been here several times before. If you come by, even just for happy hour, you must make a reservation to be inside. When the patio is open its one of a fave spots. They have good mixed drinks, could use more on the beer selection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Saint Ann's RestaurantlmavVIPDined on 6/21/2014Nice restaurant, but when the hostess tells you have you to be out by a certain time because there is another reservation after you, sets for the wrong tone. Never have we been told at a restaurant we were on a time limit! Probably won't be back because of this. Nice outdoor seating and bar. Wish had a bigger wine selection.Special Features:
- Good food and fun experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 6/18/2014We enjoyed our first visit to Saint Ann. The beet salad and heirloom tomato salad were fresh and well-prepared. I had the filet, and others at the table had fish. All done perfectly. Dessert was yummy - lemon tart and lemon sorbet. Very energetic - pretty loud - but made the experience fun and lively, rather than annoying. The outdoor space is lovely, although it was too warm for us that night, so we dined indoors.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- not worth itrn76Dined on 6/17/2014Food was quite good, but the waiter was incompetent. I ordered pork tenderloin, and the waiter asked if I would like it medium rare, which should have been a clue that he didn't understand what I was ordering. Of course I don't want medium rare pork. When the meal arrived, it seemed very much like beef rather than pork, but whatever, it was good and I didn't want to complain since I was out for my friend's birthday and didn't want to send the food back. When the bill arrived, the beef was apparently TWICE as expensive as the pork. A $40 mistake! For the amount of money I threw down at this restaurant, I'd expect a waiter who has clean ears.Special Features:


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Washington • All four of Utah's Republicans in Congress say they won't stray from a pledge against raising taxes as the government nears an austerity crisis in which dramatic cuts could slash federal programs.
Some Republicans nationally are distancing themselves from a signed pledge with Grover Norquist's Americans for Tax Reform that they wouldn't vote to raise taxes, the crux of the fight now in Washington over how to avoid a so-called fiscal cliff.
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But while Sens. Lindsey Graham, Bob Corker and Saxby Chambliss say they're not bound by the long-ago pledge, Utah's Sen. Orrin Hatch says he's holding to the promise.
"I think Grover Norquist is one of the best people in Washington," Hatch told The Salt Lake Tribune this week. "It's not Grover Norquist; it's people who realize that we can't just keep raising tax rates when they're not willing to do anything about spending."
Actually, President Barack Obama has said he is willing to examine entitlement programs, such as Medicaid and Medicare, if Republicans are willing to look at letting tax cuts for the richest Americans expire.
Hatch said he's willing to find more revenue, specifically through closing tax loopholes. "You don't have to raise rates," Hatch said.
Utah's other Republican members said the issue isn't about Norquist but about holding the line on taxes that are already too high.
Sen. Mike Lee says there's no chance he would support raising tax rates, reaffirming a vow he made during his bid for office in 2010.
"My pledge isn't to Grover; it's to the people who elected me," Lee said. "Those people who elected me, the voters in Utah, found that to be an important consideration, that I don't think the solution to our current problems is raising taxes."
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said earlier this year that tax rates in 2009 — the most recent year for which such figures were available — were the lowest in the three decades it has tracked them. Taxes averaged about 17.4 percent for households that year, a trend that started in the Bush administration and continued into Obama's first year.
Several members of Congress say they will buck the pledge and boost taxes if Democrats will agree to cut spending.
"I care more about my country than I do about a 20-year-old pledge," Chambliss, a Georgia Republican, told a television station in Macon, Ga. "If we do it his [Norquist's] way, then we'll continue in debt, and I just have a disagreement with him about that."
Rep. Rob Bishop said his pledge not to raise taxes isn't about Norquist — though he did sign the Americans for Tax Reform as a "formality" when he first ran for office. But the Republican congressman says he's not about to raise tax rates.
"I don't think I have a chance of moving off that," he said.
Rep. Jason Chaffetz has said he has no plans to sign any more pledges — he committed to the Norquist promise in 2008 — but he didn't back away from his vow to not raise taxes.
"I signed it originally because I believed it. It had nothing to do with Grover Norquist," Chaffetz said. "I don't think we are one good tax increase away from prosperity in this nation."
Utah's incoming member of Congress, Republican Chris Stewart, did not sign any pledges in his bid for office and says he doesn't plan to do so. He doesn't intend to raise taxes, either.
"We always said we're not signing any pledges," Stewart said. "We want to go back and have a clean slate."
That said, Stewart, like his Republican colleagues from Utah, wants to look at tax loopholes and other "revenue enhancements," a fancy phrase for increasing the amount of tax collected without hiking the rate.
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Udrih the latest player to speak out against Scott Skiles
Category: Fringe Players
If there's one thing that seems glaringly obvious to me after this season covering the Milwaukee Bucks, it's that NBA players prefer to be treated like men.
They want to know what's going on and why they aren't playing if they aren't playing. It's a matter of trust and honesty. If they're sitting on the bench, they expect their coach to let them know why they are there and what they can do to get off of it. Without those conversations and assurances, things can get testy.
There are a few ways things can play out without that communication. A player can blow up and demand a trade, publicly or privately. A player can pack it in a bit and let his condition deteriorate. Or a player can silently stew, going about his job as unhappily as possible until he's removed from the situation.
We've been fortunate enough in Milwaukee to see all three in the past year or so.
First, we had Stephen Jackson. He and Scott Skiles started off on the right foot, but Jackson's lack of productivity and some lateness apparently did not appeal to Skiles. He was quickly benched in Milwaukee last season and was very vocal about how poorly Skiles handled the situation in his eyes. Months later, he was traded after saying he knew his situation would be taken care of soon enough. Here's Jackson to Gery Woelfel in early January of this year:
When I asked Jackson whether he had talked to Bucks coach Scott Skiles, with whom he had a tumultuous relationship, since being dealt, Jackson looked at me incredulously and said, "Are you serious? … Are you serious?"
He then paused, raised his voice and again said, "Are you serious? No, I haven't talked to Scott Skiles. I wish him the best."
Samuel Dalembert handled things a bit differently when he clashed with Skiles. He stuck around and continued to support his teammates, even though he found himself suddenly out of a rotation he figured he'd play a big role in:
There was no explanation. There was no conversation. Nothing was said to me. He didn't say, 'Hey, this is what I want you to focus on or anything like that.'
It wasn't just me. Other guys were going through the same thing with him, guys who have been here way before me. So you can only imagine what they were going through. For me, it was new. I never got a chance to know him or what he didn't like about me.
The latest ex-Skiles player to come out against his former coach to a degree was Beno Udrih. The recently traded Udrih spoke to reporters in Orlando the other day and lamented a lack of opportunity, regardless of how he was performing, in Milwaukee:
He clashed with former Bucks head coach Scott Skiles. He rarely played and the fit with the Bucks was forced to say the least.
At the root of all of these problems Skiles had with players was his communication style. Less blunt and direct than you'd think and more evading and cryptic.
Let's be honest: Udrih was never going to get many minutes in Milwaukee, especially not after Monta Ellis arrived. But perhaps there was a way to cushion his lack of playing time better. Or maybe Milwaukee could have been more flexible about not playing Ellis over 35 minutes every night regardless of how many shots he missed. Udrih was often more productive,and while he may have been less capable of offensive explosion, he was also much less likely to implode.
Typically when one player, Jackson for instance, cries foul regarding a coach, it's easy to brush aside his complaints as those of a player who won't take responsibility. But when more and more players come out that a coach benches them and then doesn't explain why, it reflects poorly on that coach.
Skiles may very well be a head coach in the NBA again, but for his own good, hopefully he'll do his best to learn from any of his mistakes in Milwaukee and figure out a communication style that can better mesh with his very bright mind for the NBA game.
About the Author (Author Profile)Jeremy Schmidt writes the Milwaukee Bucks blog Bucksketball. He founded it in January of 2009 because he hated his job. It's like basketball, but with Bucks instead of basket. I know ... I'm sorry. He might come off as a bit negative, but I'm really not so bad. He just wants the Bucks to succeed, so he points out areas where they are coming up short. Someone has got to do it and he's ornery and opinionated enough to take on that task. He isn't sure if this should be in third person or not. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com if you must use e-mail.
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Unfortunately, this apparent problem with coach Skiles
may have cost the Bucks a promising young player and
potential star in Tobias Harris. I'm not sure that coach
Boylan has been much different. I've never heard or read
a good answer as to why Harris wasn't playing — at most
just vague mumblings about him needing more time to develop
while he atrophied on the bench and possibly lost his
confidence — as well as perhaps his enthusiasm for the team
that drafted him in the first round and then relegated him
to obscurity.
All I wanted for Tobias was 15-30 minutes per game, especially
when the team has been so mediocre and really needed a scoring
boost in the frontcourt. By the way, in his first game with
the Magic, in 25 minutes, Tobias' line was something like 14 points,
6 rebounds, and 3 blocks. Whether he succeeds or fails in the NBA,
the point is the Bucks didn't give him real support.
As I've said before, he never got half the chance that Luc got from his very first year. Also, Brandon and Monta have been given unlimited minutes with unlimited shots and unlimited mistakes, while Tobias couldn't get decent time to work through his inexperience and hone his talents. Apparently, Brandon and Monta can do whatever they feel like doing on the court, disrespecting coaches and neglecting teammates, and thus creating chaos, discouragement and inconsistency.
I haven't given up on them, but can't tolerate them as prima donnas.
So, it seems, this post struck a nerve with me. I hope the rest of
this season is an audition to find players who will play hard, play smart, play together, and play to win. This means that coach Boylan
has to assert himself as the boss while still communicating
positively with his guys. This is the real drama, not some paltry
8th seed in the playoffs.
Tobias didn't get the chaces(minutes) Mbah a Moute got cause he couldn't defend NBA players. He still can't, and plays too out of control.
Not to mention Mbah a Moute played three years at UCLA and was a developed 21/22 year old, unlike 18/19 year old Tobias with one year at Tennessee. Maybe he didn't get chances, but Tobias wasn't going to help us win now.
I usually backed up Skiles, but unfortunately the more that comes out the more I'm happy he's gone and wish it would have happened sooner.. You can't go through life not communicating your issues Scottie
Good post.
BTW, listened in yesterday on 95.3 FM and 1530 AM The Score, Appleton's BEST sports talk radio. One of the few places to hear actual Buck's talk in this quadrant of the world. Thanks for going on Jeremy!
I usually listen to 107.5 in Appleton as I am a delivery driver. Do they actually talk about the bucks on 95.3? I find myself trying to pick up 620 just to hear any talk about them. All the local show on 107.5 talk about are the packers and brewers… and they aren't even in season O.o
I'm still gonna side with Skiles here.
Dalembert just got suspended AGAIN and from the things I've heard I'm not really sure how he is still on the roster after the trade deadline.
Jackson is a walking time bomb. Look how he has left the places he was at. "Are you serious(ly)" going to take SJax over Skiles?
And can you blame Udrih? He was getting good minutes(starting) on Sacramento and comes here in a backup role.
I may not have loved Skiles, but he was a no nonsense guy I'm siding with him over these three guts.


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Venue Review: Crook's Corner Cafe & Bar
Crook's Corner has been a fixture in the Chapel Hill landscape for so long that the statue of a pig mounted atop the building at the west end of Franklin Street seems as familiar a landmark as the Old Well or Morehead Planetarium.
And not just a landmark for locals. In the 22 years since Bill Neal and Gene Hamer converted a barbecue joint to a sit-down restaurant showcasing Neal's then-cutting-edge blend of French technique and traditional Southern cuisine, its reputation has spread far and wide. Luminaries from Jimmy Carter to Lauren Bacall have dined at Crook's tables. The New York Times has dubbed the restaurant "sacred ground for Southern foodies."
In that context, you might say that Neal's nationally acclaimed cookbooks are the bible for this particular denomination. "Bill Neal's Southern Cooking," in particular, is largely credited with elevating shrimp and grits from humble shrimper's breakfast to flagship dish of new Southern cuisine.
Neal died in 1991, but his legacy lives on at Crook's. For the last decade, Hamer has entrusted the preservation of that legacy to Bill Smith, who had worked with Neal at La Residence in the pre-Crook's days. Smith faithfully continues to render many of his mentor's recipes on the menu, from the distinctive orange zest- and tomato-brightened house salad dressing to the rich-as-fudge Mount Airy chocolate souffle cake.
No doubt Neal would be proud of Smith's spot-on rendering of jalapeno-cheddar hush puppies, too, the creamy texture of their pale, chile-flecked interior starkly contrasted against a satisfyingly crackly crust that's so dark you wonder if it's burned (it isn't). And shrimp and grits continue to set the standard with a dozen or so plump and peppery shellfish sauteed with mushrooms and crunchy bits of bacon, served on a scallion-embroidered pillow of cheese grits that could convert the most avid hash browns devotee.
As true as Smith is to the faith, he's not a tradition-bound zealot. Or as he puts it, "Crook's is not a museum." Noting that the range of locally available ingredients -- particularly fresh produce -- has grown dramatically in the past decade, he adds that taking advantage of those ingredients is precisely what Neal would have done.
And that's just what Smith has done. Over the years, the soft-spoken chef has developed a repertoire of his own, a sort of culinary new testament that meshes almost indistinguishably with the old testament of Neal's recipes.
Smith's repertoire evolves with the market: One day's first course options may include a ginger-tinged sweet potato soup and a salad of winter greens, roasted peppers, boiled eggs and pumpkin seeds in a sherry-shallot dressing. A few days later, the choices have become an ethereally light cream of butterbean soup and a wilted salad with salt-cured duck and pecans in a warm apple cider vinaigrette. Fried oysters are offered both days, and it's anybody's guess who wrote the recipe for their impeccably delicate crust. But then, these oysters are so righteously good, who cares?
It's clear, in fact, that the chef has an instinct for seafood, evident in everything from catfish fingers with fried dill pickles to an authentically complex gumbo that's chockablock with oysters, shrimp, chicken, andouille sausage, country ham and okra.
Then again, Savannah-style sweetbreads sauteed with mushrooms in a sauce that's spiked with a whiff of Wild Turkey show that he knows his way around dry land, too.
Inevitably, Smith has come to be known for a few signature dishes of his own. Green Tabasco chicken is one notable example. Another is banana pudding that's as good as -- OK, better than -- my mama made. Honeysuckle sorbet, which is only available for three weeks each summer, has earned a cultlike following.
A few imperfections keep Crook's Corner on this side of the pearly gates. The narrow '50s-retro dining room can get noisy. Service is usually -- but not always -- knowledgeable, welcoming and smooth. French fries are sometimes crisp, sometimes flaccid.
But up on the roof, Crook's trademark pig remains a constant, maintaining his perch as he has for decades now. It's tempting to say that he's the steeple on this temple of Southern cuisine, but the truth is he looks more like a giant jaunty weathervane. Come to think of it, that's a fitting analogy. As it happens, this weathervane is always pointing to the South.
Crook's Corner has been a fixture in the Chapel Hill landscape for so long that the statue of a pig mounted atop the building at the west end of Franklin Street seems as familiar a landmark as the Old Well or Morehead Planetarium.(Full review)


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North of Salisbury stretches a hundred thousand acres of chalky upland, known as Salisbury Plain; it's managed by the Ministry of Defence whose presence has protected it from development and intensive farming, thereby preserving species that are all but extinct elsewhere in England. Its empty expanses are home to the country's only colony of Great Bustards, the world's heaviest flying bird, which became extinct in the UK in the 1840s. Chicks were re-introduced from Russia in 2004 to a secret location on Salisbury Plain, and the first Great Bustard to be born in the UK in nearly two hundred years appeared in 2009.
Though now largely deserted, in previous times Salisbury Plain positively throbbed with communities. Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age settlements left hundreds of burial mounds scattered over the chalklands, as well as major complexes at Danebury, Badbury, Figsbury, Old Sarum, and, of course, the great circle of Stonehenge, England's most famous historical monument. To the west, Salisbury's hinterland also includes one of Wiltshire's great country mansions, Wilton House.Read More
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Wilton HouseThe splendid Wilton House dominates the village of Wilton, renowned for its carpet industry. The original Tudor house, built for the First Earl of Pembroke on the site of a dissolved Benedictine abbey, was ruined by fire in 1647 and rebuilt by Inigo Jones, whose classic hallmarks can be seen in the sumptuous Single Cube and Double Cube rooms, so called because of their precise dimensions.
The easel paintings are what makes Wilton really special, however – the collection includes works by Van Dyck, Rembrandt, two of the Brueghel family, Poussin, Andrea del Sarto and Tintoretto. In the grounds, the famous Palladian Bridge has been joined by various ancillary attractions including an adventure playground and an audiovisual show on the colourful earls of Pembroke.
StonehengeNo ancient structure in England arouses more controversy than Stonehenge, a mysterious ring of monoliths. While archeologists argue over whether it was a place of ritual sacrifice and sun-worship, an astronomical calculator or a royal palace, the guardians of the site struggle to accommodate its year-round crowds. Conservation of Stonehenge is an urgent priority, and unless you arrange for special access (book by phone or online), or come during the summer solstice – when crowds of 35,000 or more gather to watch the sunrise – you must be content with walking around, rather than among, the stones.
Brief historySome people may find Stonehenge underwhelming, but understanding a little of its history and ancient significance gives an insight into its mystical appeal. What exists today is only a small part of the original prehistoric complex, as many of the outlying stones were probably plundered by medieval and later farmers for building materials. The construction of Stonehenge is thought to have taken place in several stages. In about 3000 BC the outer circular bank and ditch were built, just inside which was dug a ring of 56 pits, which at a later date were filled with a mixture of earth and human ash. Around 2500 BC the first stones were raised within the earthworks, comprising approximately forty great blocks of dolerite (bluestone), whose ultimate source was Preseli in Wales. Some archeologists have suggested that these monoliths were found lying on Salisbury Plain, having been borne down from the Welsh mountains by a glacier in the last Ice Age, but the lack of any other glacial debris on the plain would seem to disprove this theory. It really does seem to be the case that the stones were cut from quarries in Preseli and dragged or floated here on rafts, a prodigious task that has defeated recent attempts to emulate it.
The crucial phase in the creation of the site came during the next six hundred years, when the incomplete bluestone circle was transformed by the construction of a circle of 25 trilithons (two uprights crossed by a lintel) and an inner horseshoe formation of five trilithons. Hewn from Marlborough Downs sandstone, these colossal stones (called sarsens), ranging from 13ft to 21ft in height and weighing up to thirty tons, were carefully dressed and worked – for example, to compensate for perspectival distortion the uprights have a slight swelling in the middle, the same trick as the builders of the Parthenon were to employ hundreds of years later. More bluestones were arranged in various patterns within the outer circle over this period. The purpose of all this work remains baffling, however. The symmetry and location of the site (a slight rise in a flat valley with even views of the horizon in all directions) as well as its alignment towards the points of sunrise and sunset on the summer and winter solstices tend to support the supposition that it was some sort of observatory or time-measuring device. The site ceased to be used at around 1600 BC, and by the Middle Ages it had become a "landmark". Recent excavations have revealed the existence of a much larger settlement here than had previously been thought – the most substantial Neolithic village of this period to be found on the British mainland in fact – covering a wide area. Nothing is to be seen of the new finds as yet, though there are plans to re-create a part of the ancient complex.


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There was a surprise announcement from Mayor Dave Bing on Wednesday. He is done fighting to keep an emergency financial manager out of Detroit. However, council is refusing to give up the challenge to what they call a state takeover.
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Resolution on Financial and budgetary matters
4th Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties
Montreux, Switzerland
27 June-4 July 1990
Annex to DOC. C.4.13 (Rev.)
RECALLING the amendments to Article 6 of the Convention which provide that:
"5. The Conference of the Contracting Parties shall establish and keep under review the financial regulations of this Convention. At each of its ordinary meetings, it shall adopt the budget for the next financial period by a two-thirds majority of the Contracting Parties present and voting;"
"6. Each Contracting Party shall contribute to the budget according to a scale of contributions adopted by unanimity of the Contracting Parties;"
ACKNOWLEDGING with appreciation the financial support provided under the Convention since the Regina meeting by contributions from several of the Contracting Parties;
FURTHER NOTING with gratitude the financial support provided since the Regina meeting for the work of the Bureau by several non-governmental bodies;
RECOGNISING the urgency there is to provide financial support to the Convention Bureau each year with minimum delay;
1. APPROVES the budget for 1991-93 annexed as Attachment 1;
2. AGREES to the scale of contributions of the Contracting Parties to the Convention as listed in Attachment 2;
3. DIRECTS the Secretary General to administer the Convention funds in accordance with the approved terms of reference in Attachment 3 to this resolution;
4. EMPHASIZES to the Contracting Parties the importance of making their contributions to the Bureau's separate account promptly by the beginning of the respective calendar year or financial period to which the contributions apply or, if this is not possible, as soon thereafter as possible;
5. REMINDS all Contracting Parties of Recommendations 3.4 and 4.13 to include the wise use concept and conservation of wetlands in development assistance programmes;
6. URGES all Contracting Parties that are in a position to do so, to make additional voluntary payments to the Convention budget to cover programme items as identified by the Standing Committee and to the Wetland Conservation Fund;
7. URGES all Contracting Parties to deposit as soon as possible an instrument of acceptance of the amendment of 28 May 1987;
8. INVITES states not Party to the Convention, other governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, and other sources to consider contributing to the Bureau's separate account for the operating budget and to the Wetland Conservation Fund; and
9. INSTRUCTS the Secretary General, in consultation with the Standing Committee, to seek external sources of support for programme priorities, and in particular, to ensure a complement of at least 5 professional staff and 3 support staff as the personnel of the Bureau for the triennium of 1991-1993.
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Attachment 3
1. A separate account has been established by the Director General of IUCN on behalf of the Bureau of the Convention to administer the finances of the Convention. The Secretary General is responsible for the administration of Convention funds with all expenditure from this account requiring his approval.
2. The financial period shall be for three calendar years beginning 1 January 1991, and ending 31 December 1993. The appropriations of the account for the financial period shall be financed from:
(a) the contributions made by the Contracting Parties by reference to the table in Attachment 2, including contributions from any new Contracting Parties which are to be added to this table;
(b) subject to the approval of the Standing Committee, contributions from States not Party to the Convention, other governmental, intergovernmental and nongovernmental organizations and other sources; and
(c) any uncommitted and unexpended appropriations from the financial period 1988-90.
3. The budget estimates, prepared in the currency of the country in which the seat of the Bureau is located, covering the income and expenditure of each of the three calendar years constituting the financial period to which they relate, shall be submitted to each ordinary Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Convention.
4. The estimates of each of the calendar years covered by the financial period shall be divided into sections; shall be specified according to budget lines; shall include references to the programmes of work to which they relate; and shall be accompanied by such information as may be required by, or on behalf of, the contributors, and such further information as the Standing Committee may deem useful and advisable.
5. The proposed budget shall be dispatched by the Bureau to all Contracting Parties at least ninety days before the date fixed for the opening of the ordinary Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties.
6. The budget shall be adopted by a 2/3 majority of the Contracting Parties present and voting at the ordinary Meeting, pursuant to the terms of Article 6, paragraph 5 of the Convention, as amended by the Extraordinary Conference of the Contracting Parties held at Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada from 28 May to 3 June 1987.
7. In the event that the Secretary General anticipates that there might be a shortfall in resources, over any calendar year as a whole, he shall seek the approval of the Standing Committee as to its priorities for expenditure.
8. After seeking the approval of the Standing Committee, the Secretary General shall be empowered to make transfers from one budget line to another. At the end of the first and the second calendar years of a financial period, the Secretary General may proceed to transfer any uncommitted/unexpended balance of appropriations to the next calendar year, provided that the total budget approved by the Conference of the Contracting Parties shall not be exceeded unless this is the specifically sanctioned in writing by the Standing Committee
9. All contributions shall be paid in convertible currencies. Contributions from States which become Contracting Parties after the beginning of the financial period should be made on a pro-rata basis for the balance of the year.
10. As soon as practicable at the end of each calendar year of a financial period, the Secretary General shall submit, as soon as practicable, the audited accounts for the year. He shall also submit, as soon as practicable, the audited accounts for the financial period.
11. These Terms of Reference shall be effective for the financial period of 1 January 1991 to 31 December 1993.


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It Might Be Time to Let Oculus Rift Go — And That's Okay
It was not hard to predict this particular backlash. A Kickstarter darling, one of the golden children of the video gaming world and a particular favorite of the notoriously clannish PC gaming community, got bought by painfully mainstream social media empire Facebook for $2 billion. Geeky bleeding edge tech, meet ubiquitous Silicon Valley titan and platform for both Farmville and Cityville. The ever-wary video game community began to rage.
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El Paso, TX (KDBC) — An El Paso teenager who was reported missing in May has returned home, according to El Paso police. Police said Jade Alexander, 16, returned after seeing her picture in the media.
Friends told investigators that they had seen Jade in the El Paso area since she went missing, and officers also received information that she was staying in the Westway/Vinton area with friends. However, investigators said Friday that there were no leads in the case as to Jade's whereabouts.
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I bought 2 R&B Parsons Desks, one with the L-shaped return, as the base of my new office. These are natural steel & cherry. No file cabinets matched enough at the time, so I did without, which meant desks that were much too crowded.
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Montana Avenue will be hosting its 3rd Annual Halloween Hop from 3pm-6pm on October 31. Kids of all ages will enjoy trick-or-treating all along Montana Avenue, plus all kinds of fun, spooky activities for kids!
All You Can Carry Pumpkin Patch
Strategically stack and balance all the pumpkins you can carry, and then carry them to the end of the 25 foot long pumpkin patch lane and they are all yours! (while supplies last).
Downtown Santa Monica Farmers' Market
Enjoy one of Santa Monica's farmers markets, widely considered to be among the best on the west coast and featuring field-fresh produce, hundreds of kinds of vegetables, brilliant cut flowers, breads, cheeses, delicious foods, live music and more. 8:30
Knott's Berry
What started as a few decorations and some hidden talent in Knott's peek-ins in Ghost Town now embodies the Halloween season in Southern California – Knott's Scary Farm and the infamous Halloween Haunt.
Mickey's Halloween Party at Disneyland Park
On select nights, come to the Disneyland Park in costume to trick-or-treat in the ultimate "neighborhood" — after regular park hours! Pose for photo ops, ride Halloween-themed attractions, enjoy entertainment exclusively for Party Guests and more.
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In The Days Of The Coastal Yesteryear, Santa Monica Played Host To Hollywood's Elite, But Gambling And Murder Were Everyone's Treat. Paranoia Set In One Mysterious Day As The Depression Made Everyone Loose Their Way. The Mystery Of "Who Had Done Who" Drea
SIX at the BEACH HAPPY HOUR
SIX at the BEACH HAPPY HOUR : Visit Papillon, Fireside Lounge, or our lower pool deck from 5 to 7 pm, Monday - Friday, to enjoy happy hour prices on select Chef's appetizer plates while watching the sun set over the Pacific.
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Why not step outside your comfort zone to achieve a rewarding goal or realise a long-held ambition? Challenge your friends, family and colleagues to do the same and you will be helping to fund long-term sustainable research into brain tumours.
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Join us as we weave our way along the Grand Union Canal; escape the noise and pollution of urban life. With nice pubs, appealing views, colourful boats and wildlife, and a wealth of history, it will be a great day out for all the family.
Bring a picnic or enjoy a pub lunch, and join us in celebration of the completion of the walk with a drink afterwards!
To find out more about the event and how to register to take part please click here.
If you can't make the date or are not local to the area, then why not organise your own canal walk? All you need to decide is the location, date and distance then invite family and friends to take part. The more participants there are, the more sponsors there will be and the more you could raise for research!
Not much of rambler? There are many other ways to get involved with Conquer It Together, in fact, the sky's the limit - literally! Why not step outside your comfort zone to achieve a goal or realise a long-held ambition... Conquer It Together means exactly that, working together to overcome or challenge your personal limits, and all whilst raising money to move us ever #CloserToACure.
Startlingly, one in 50 people who die under the age of 60 years are dying from brain cancer. And, just as shockingly, 71% of those who die of a brain tumour will be under 75 years old, compared to 47% for all cancers.
Brain Tumour Research brought together leading research scientists in the field of brain tumour research along with patients and their families to meet MP David Willetts, Minister of State for Universities and Science, and present the findings.
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Please sign our e-petition today.
A survey being conducted by the James Lind Alliance is asking for your ideas about unanswered research questions regarding brain and spinal cord tumours in children and adults to help direct areas of research that are important for patients in future.
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This project is sponsored by the University of Edinburgh and NHS Lothian, and guided by the James Lind Alliance. It is being supported financially by the Cochrane Collaboration's Neuro-Oncology Group and four charities: brainstrust, The Brain Tumour Charity, Brain Tumour Research and Children with Cancer UK.
We're busy sending out Thank You letters and Fundraising Certificates - look out for yours in the post and maybe Tweet a photo when you get it or share the news with us on Facebook.
We don't let the dust the settle around here, much more to be done to keep brain tumour research funded, so we're working on an exciting all-new fundraising campaign right now, and we'll share all the good news and fun ideas we're creating with you just as soon as we can.
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After a robust selection process including the formation of a Scientific and Medical Advisory Board and completing a series of stringent international peer reviews, we are very pleased to launch partnerships with three new Research Centres, paving the way for a £20 million investment in brain tumour research over the next five years. The new Centres are: Queen Mary University of London in collaboration with UCL Institute of Neurology, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust (London) and Plymouth University Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry.
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"I am asking YOU to PLEASE sign this e-petition TODAY. I've lost two people dear to me from brain tumours and I'm campaigning with Brain Tumour Research. With your help, we can achieve the greatest groundswell of support in lobbying our government since the idea of a united campaign voice against brain tumours was first conceived over 10 years ago. The brain is often seen as the last battleground of cancer and brain tumours are the number one cancer killer of children and adults under 40. Yet the science seeking a cure is shockingly underfunded, receiving less than 1% of the national spend on cancer research. So please join me and SHOW YOUR SUPPORT so that together we can reach our goal of 100,000 signatures. Thank you."
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To read our reports unearthing the truth about the shocking lack of funding and other statisitics relating to brain tumour research, visit our Published Reports page.
Eight leading British universities and hospitals have been shortlisted in a stringent, peer-reviewed selection process to become the next Brain Tumour Research Centre of Excellence. The successful institution will enter a funding partnership with us, defining a new chapter in long-term research. Our detailed analysis of the funding flows for brain tumours shows they still receive less than 1% of the national spend on cancer research, despite more children and adults under 40 dying of a brain tumour than any other cancer, and an increasing trend in diagnoses and deaths from this devastating disease.
Our unique national strategy means we will be providing 100% of our funds to support sustainable and continuous ground-breaking world class research at two Centres of Excellence from 2014.
The eight applicants include:
Our vision is to establish seven such centres around the UK. We expect this process to result in closer ties with all these leading centres (and indeed other establishments that were interested but could not apply this time for various reasons) and unsuccessful applicants on this occasion will be encouraged to re-apply to be among our future centres. Read the full press release here.
Almost three quarters (73%) of brain tumour deaths occur in those under 75. For cancer as a whole, deaths under 75 are less than a half (47%). Yet brain cancer continues to receive less than 1% of the national spend on cancer research. An exclusive new report released on 1st July by Brain Tumour Research shows that treatments for brain tumours lag seriously behind other cancers.
For the full press release on this story please click here and for the full report click here. For more information about our groundreaking reports please visit our Published Reports page.
Our mission is to raise £7 million a year to fund world-class sustainable and continuous scientific research into all types of brain tumours in seven Centres of Excellence across the UK. Our centres will work together sharing knowledge locally, nationally and internationally to find a cure for brain tumours whilst educating the next generation of leading neuro-oncologists.
Can you Sponsor a Day of Research to help us achieve our mission? Click here to find out more or call 01296 733011 or email email@example.com for more information. Thank you.
The HeadSmart campaign is run by a partnership between Brain Tumour Research member charity the Children's Brain Tumour Research Centre (CBTRC) at the University of Nottingham, the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and The Brain Tumour Charity (TBTC), and has been funded by The Health Foundation and TBTC.
Research has shown that there is considerable variation in the time taken to diagnose childhood brain tumours in the UK. Half of all children and young people diagnosed with a brain tumour take longer than three months to be diagnosed. The aim of the HeadSmart campaign is to reduce the time taken to diagnose brain tumours so that all children and young people with a brain tumour are diagnosed within five weeks of developing symptoms or signs of a brain tumour.
The Diagnosis of brain tumours in Children guideline was produced by the CBTRC, with funding from the Big Lottery Fund in conjunction with the TBTC. In 2008 the guideline was appraised and endorsed by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH). The guideline advises healthcare professionals on the identification, assessment and investigation of children presenting with symptoms and signs that could be caused by a brain tumour.
The symptoms covered by the guideline have also been used to produce age-specific symptom cards in order to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms among parents and young people.
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We think this is a fantastic initiative and will be working with TBTC and other members of the Brain Tumour Consortium on a similar initiative to speed up diagnosis for adults.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — The West Virginia Supreme Court has ordered a new trial for a Charleston man convicted in the fatal shooting of former Marshall University football player Donte Newsome.
The court on Thursday overturned the conviction of Jerel Addison Garner on charges of voluntary manslaughter, wanton endangerment and a concealed weapons violation. Garner was sentenced to up to 25 years in prison.
Newsome was shot outside a Huntington nightclub in 2008.
The high court said its ruling is based on the issue of Garner's right to effectively cross-examine a key witness. The court said Garner's Sixth Amendment right of confrontation was denied in ordering a new trial.
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Thursday April 7, 2005 6:43 pm
Best Buy Has Customer Arrested For Using $2 Bills
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Just when we think they are doing some good in the tech world, they go and mess it up, as always. Best Buy customer Mike Bolesta simply wanted to purchase a car stereo. After being assured that a particular model would fit, he realized the Best Buy sales rep was incorrect (this sounds familiar). After being told the installation fee would be waived due to the error, he was able to get the correct stereo. When he got home, he received a call from Best Buy saying he needed to pay the fee. Upset about the horrible service he received, Mike decided to pay the $144 charge using only $2 bills. Now, there is no law against this. $2 bills are still legal tender here in the United States. He handed over 57 bills, and should have been able to be on his way. Instead, he was asked accusingly if they were real. Then they called the cops. I feel for ya Mike, it's just unfortunate that I have heard stories like this in the past - and yours probably won't be the last. Anyone else have a story of horrible customer service at an electronics retailer?
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File a 1 billion dollar lawsuit against worst buy. Then sue the government for allowing 2 dollar bills not to be legal tender. Sue sue sue! let them rott in hell for all i care. I would love to see their execs work at mcdonalds so i can treat them like the shitt they are!
uhm those $2 bills could probably be sold for more than $2. They're collectors items now.
Thats awful, but I have heard bad things about best buy.
I think it wasn't good of BestBuy to do this to their customer. They should have at least verified that the $2 bills were legit or not before even accusing the customer. These types of problems can only be solved by training employees better.
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Well... no police report has ever been filed regarding that missing passport. Plus, she doesn't look like she's in any kind of hurry to leave Cannes. Check out the picture of her still carefree and partying just last night...
Thankfully the judge wasn't having it!!! She said... "There is no valid excuse [for Lohan not being here]. If she wanted to be here, she could've been here. She could've come two days early from Cannes. She has a history of not keeping scheduled appointments. She has to take this seriously. I've warned her before."
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During my years of family research, I have run across genealogical records that have brought new thought to old family legends. Sometimes searching for details bring light to stories told and passed between the family ancestors and suddenly, I am faced with retelling the legend in it's truest form. But now I am looking at a family story not of my own but of my husband's: The proud family history of my husband's great grandfather Henry H. Barto, North Dakota ranch hand and homesteader, who shared moments of everyday 'pleasantries' with President Theodore Roosevelt.
We have heard the story many times but as we furthered the discussion with family during the holidays, a picture was presented to provide proof of Henry Barto's relationship with President Roosevelt. The faces in the picture are faint, due to the age and deterioration of the photo but also from the panoramic scope of the picture. I use a magnifying glass to look closer at what is said to be Teddy Roosevelt and glance back at pictures found of him on the internet, however, with my untrained eyes I am stumped. So we have taken a step further in this investigative venture, submitting the picture to two entities, the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site and the Sagamore Hill National Historic Site.
As I get that drive once again to find proof, I look at what facts we have. Henry H. Barto was born on the 4th of November 1872 in Wisconsin. He is found with his family at the age of 7 in Castle Rock, Wisconsin on the 1880 Census. Without access to the 1990 Census, the next proof of Mr Barto is on the 1900 Census, working most likely as a ranch hand in Emmons, North Dakota. We have no records of when Henry Barto moved to North Dakota but I am hypothesizing sometime in the mid 1880's or later due to his age.
The story of Theodore Roosevelt's early history includes his time as a rancher and adventurer of the American wilderness in the 'Badlands' of North Dakota. Mr Roosevelt, born on the 27th of October 1858, escaped to North Dakota in the mid 1880's to cope with the grief of the sudden deaths of both his mother and wife who died on the same day in 1884. It was a brief period in his life as Teddy Roosevelt lost his cattle in the brutal North Dakota winter in 1886, returning afterwards to live in New York.
So this is the facts we have before us. Both men were involved in ranching in the North Dakota 'Badlands'; however, can we be certain that they shared stories across the fence posts? Is the gentleman in the 'famous family picture' Theodore Roosevelt, a former president of the United States? The family legend becomes a mystery and one that my husband's family could have easily proven if just one small but very important task would have been taken 125 years ago: a written transcription of names and date posted on the back of the picture. If a family member had provided this documentation, the legend could be proven and my detective work would not be required. We are awaiting feedback from both organizations but fellow genealogists, do your own detective work. Compare pictures and see what you think. Does the man standing on the left side of the photo look similar to the young Theodore Roosevelt pictured in the 'Badlands' in the 1880's? I can't wait to hear what you think!
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