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FORT WORTH, Texas (BP) -- My appreciation for the life of Adoniram Judson began in 1957 when my dad, Thomas Armour Patterson, a missionary-hearted pastor, placed a book in my hands and urged that I read it carefully.
Courtney Anderson's biography of Judson, "To the Golden Shore," wrapped its tentacles around this red-haired young teen's heart, mind and soul. And until this day, I read it often, unable to shirk the adventure, the love, the risk, the suffering, the faith and the courage that leap from every page, grasping the reader and pressing his spirit into submission.
I was an unlikely missions candidate. A puckish prankster almost from the womb, not much in the world seemed very serious to me. I roamed the woods of southeast Texas without my parents' knowledge or permission by the time I was 10, caught sunning cottonmouths with my bare hands and hunted with a contraband .22 pump rifle which no one knew I had. I have conveniently forgotten how it came into my possession. I loved the woods, football, baseball and basketball. I loved my parents and my childhood sweetheart, Dorothy Kelley, but marveled at how little they all seemed to know of my escapades.
Because I had a better than average awareness of my capacity for sin, my conversion to Christ at age 9 was vivid to the point that now, 60 years later, I remember every detail. With it came a commitment to the ministry, answering God's call, which I grasped fully. Conversion healed immediately the more gross of my sinful impulses, but I fear that the prankishness and love for exploration and adventure were only exacerbated. The sometimes stodgy Adoniram had another side to him, I learned. He loved to laugh and could evidently spin a yarn or two himself. And, as I read the pages of To the Golden Shore, two different but not at all contradictory notions were stoked into a raging fire that has never been quenched.
First, the desire to see the world, to embark on a great adventure gripped my soul. And to attempt this journey bearing the Gospel of Jesus the Christ as the sole solution to the agonies of life only made such an enterprise seem more essential. Now, after more than 125 countries and countless adventures, including several brushes with death and a couple of arrests, this aging body makes it more challenging but the thirst for more has not waned in the least.
More important, if the Judsons could sacrifice akin to the sufferings of Christ (Colossians 1:24), then it dawned on me that lost people, people outside of Christ, must really matter. Clearly for all the tragedy that engulfed them, the Judsons believed that the lost of Burma and the saving message of Christ were more important than all else in life. This forced me to reconsider the atoning sacrifice of Jesus and the lives of Jesus, Paul, Peter and John.
As a 16-year-old evangelist, I may well have been more of an eminent danger than a blessing, but I could identify with the prophet who said he had a fire in his bones and he could not keep silent (Jeremiah 20:9). In the company of my parents, I traversed the whole circumference of the globe, preaching in 13 countries to the precious lost for whom Christ died.
Though I envy those called of God to permanent mission assignments, especially those in exotic and difficult places, the Lord never led me to those. Rather, for the last 37 years I have followed what I believe to be the leadership of the Spirit of God to train missionaries and mission-hearted pastors so that no one is left without an opportunity to know of the Savior who could save even a freckled-faced, red-headed, hot-blooded prankster -- a preacher's kid in Beaumont, Texas. At every juncture, the impact of Adoniram Judson has played a major role in my life's work.
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LiveMATCHDAY LIVE: Bolton Wanderers 4 v Blackburn Rovers 0
This live event has finished
And that concludes todays coverage, don't forget to check out the match report online now
DF: " I didn't know if it would insult him bringing him on with five minutes to go" - on why he didn't bring Alan Hutton on
DF: "We have been playing with a different type of two up front most of the season"
DF: "When we do get a good result I wont start taking all the credit"
DF: "The fans stuck by us and the players are stronger for that"
DF: "Im still disappointed with the start to this season"
DF: "I felt we set the tone of the game, our midfield dominated"
DF: "It could have been more but I will settle for four"
DF: "We played some wonderful stuff today"
DF: "That was a result really for the fans"
DF: "I think we deserved more"
Dougie Freedman is now in the hotseat
GB: "Congratulation to him he got it right, I must ask him where he gets his eyes tested from though" - regarding assistant awarding third goal
GB: "The goalie has made an outstanding save today" - Bogdan save from Rhodes
GB: "It is a local derby and we didn't display enough passion"
GB: "I thought the first goal was crucial and we had two very good opportunities"
Gary Bowyer enters the press room
But back here at the Reebok we are still awaiting the arrival of both managers
And finally Connor Wilkinson was an unused sub as Torquay United were defeated 3-0 away to Hartlepool
Craig Davies played the full game for Preston as they overcame Walsall by two goals to one at Deepdale
Odelusi came off the bench on the 53rd minute for MK Dons but fell to a 1-0 home defeat to Sheffield United
A quick look on the loan front - Keith Andrews played the full 90 minutes in Brighton's 1-0 away victory against Millwall
But in the meantime, why not check out Marc Iles' match report by clicking the link here
The coverage continues here though as we take you all the way through the post-match press conference
The whole team goes over to the Wanderers fans who have all stayed behind to applaud the team off the pitch
And it's all over here at the Reebok. What a perfect performance and result from the Wanderers
Rhodes smashes a free-kick from the edge of the area straight at Bogdan
Thunderous effort from the 'present' whose piledriver beats Robinson from all of 30-yards!
And their wish is met by Moritz!!
'We want four' is the chant from the Bolton faithful
There will be a minimum of three minutes added time
Chungy tries to find Moritz in the box but Lowe is there to intercept at the very last
Looks like Moritz is now playing as the lone striker with Mason on the right, Chungy on the left
The final sub for Bolton is Trotter on to replace Jutkiewicz
Gestede has his first chance to run at the Bolton defence which he wastes by smashing the ball high and wide from distance
Gestede heads straight down the throat of Bogdan from Spurr's long throw
Moritz is on for Danns
Ream drives the free-kick straight into the wall, the ball pinballs around in the six-yard box and Mason lashes the ball into the side netting
Spearing to take, five-yards outside the box...
Chungy is caught late by Kane who is given only a warning by the referee
Bogdan catchers Kane's cross easily and releases Danns on the right to mount a swift attack
Conway takes and it evades everyone and goes out for a goalkick
Spearing brings down Spurr 30-yards from goal, free-kick Rovers
Looks like a straight swap with Chungy slotting in on the left
Davies is replaced by Chungy
Jutkiewicz wins a free-kick wide left, Bolton in no need to launch it into the box and play it short to Ream
Kane replaces Kilgallon
Olsson flicks Spurr's long throw wide but it was never really troubling Bogdan
The Wanderers are still asking all the questions as we approach the last 20 minutes
Neat build-up play from Bolton at the edge of the Blackburn penalty area that ends with Baptiste's shot rising over the crossbar
Bolton fans are taunting their opponents now by greeting every pass with 'wayyyyy'
Danns' clever backheel sets Baptiste away down the right but his low cross was cleared by Lowe
17,541 is todays official attendance
Rhodes should have scored as he heads Olsson's cross wide with Bogdan stood helpless
Baptiste picks out a sublime pass to Jutkiewicz down the right who cuts in onto his favoured left-foot but his shot nis deflected and spins out for a throw-in
Jutkiewicz drags a shot just past the post after Danns carried the ball all the way into the box and teed up the front man
The referee makes amends for the bad decision by awarding Knight a free-kick for a 'foul' on him whilst trying to clear the free-kick
Spearing slides in on Henley and wins the ball, the assistant referee flags for a free-kick and now Conway has another chance to deliver from a dangerous position
Spurr lashes a shot wide from distance
Knight heads Spearings corner inches past the post
What a perfect start to the second-half for Bolton as Mason runs down the right channel and wins another corner off Spurr
Varney heads Conway's free-kick over the crossbar
Davies is cautioned for a late challenge on Henley
Very controversial, the Rovers players surrounded the assistant referee after he awarded the goal, he was definitely not in line so it much have been a fair bit over
The ball works its way back to Spearing 25-yards out and he thunders an effort which cannons off the underside of the crossbar, bounces over the line (so the assistant referee says) and back out. Referee awards a goal after 10 seconds of indecision
Spearing scores for Bolton!
Spearing hits the wall with the free-kick
Evans brings down Danns at the edge of the area, slightly left-sided, Spearing standing over it
Wanderers get the second-half underway
Evans and Varney are on to replace Williamson and Taylor
Standing ovation from the Wanderers supporters as the referee brings the first-half to an end.
Danns' volley was blocked and Mason hit the rebound on the turn across goal and into the bottom corner from 10-yards. 2-0 Bolton!
Mason doubles the lead!
What a chance for Mason! Spearing wins the ball in midfield and slides the striker in one-on-one with Robinson but the 'keeper guesses right and saves down to his right
Brilliant pressure from the Wanderers forces the ball all the way back to Robinson who is made to kick the ball out for a throw-in
Danns dodges two challenges at the edge of the box and unleashes a rocket that stings the palms of Robinson and Spurr is on hand to clear the danger
The game has gone flat since the goal with neither side creating an opening
Rhodes is caught offside from Kilgallon's long ball
Williamson catches Medo late and the Whites are awarded a free-kick
Danns is caught offside from Knight's long pass
The corner is cleared and Blackburn launch a counter-attack which results in Olsson's piledriver grazing the roof of the net
One-two between Baptiste and Jutkiewicz wins Bolton a corner
Bolton building up the right slowly with a number of consecutive throw-ins
Bolton keeping the ball now, switching from left to right, and back again
Superb running from Mason who plays the ball to Danns, he gets to the byline and checks back inside before picking out the deep run of Medo and he makes no mistake from 15-yards heading back across goal into the bottom corner!
Goal for Bolton and it's Medo!
Lowe heads away Ream's free-kick from the left
Brilliant work from Jutkiewicz to work the ball to Davies on the left, but he is closed down quickly and the chance fades away
Olsson shoots over the the crossbar from the edge of the area
And straight up the other end Mason challenges Robinson to win a corner, but the goalkeeper was the first to Ream's central set-piece
Knight's poor header played in Rhodes but Bogdan was out quickly to deny the front man from 12-yards
Jutkiewicz heads Baptiste's pin-point cross from the right over the crossbar
Jutkiewicz and Mason link up with the latter scrambling the ball straight into the hands of Robinson
Bogdan threw himself to his left to stop Williamson's dipping volley with two hands
Olsson re-enters the frame
Danns fouls Olsson and the defender leaves the field of play for treatment
And Bogdan catches Conway's deep cross at the second attempt at the other end
Davies dispossessed Henley in the right-back position and drove into the box before firing past Robinson but he couldn't beat Lowe, what a brilliant goal that would have been!
Rowe clears off the line!
Mason fouls Henley and gives away a cheap free-kick in the attacking third
Wheater heads Spearings corner wide
Danns deflected shot nearly looped over Robinson but the former England international did superbly to backtrack and push the ball around the post for a corner
Gestede is late in on Knight and receives a yellow card
Ream meets Spearing's corner but he fails to keep his free header down
Medo's strike hits the wall and goes behind for a corner
Ream and Medo standing over it....
Davies is brought down by Spur at the edge of the D, Bolton free-kick
And Bogdan is off his line very quickly to catch Spurr's long throw
Zat Knight clears the danger as Conway bursts down the left channel
Blackburn get the first-half underway
The players are heading out of the tunnel and begin their pre-match rituals
The Blackburn fans are in full voice already, doesn't seem like they have brought as many as usual though
Today's referee in Paul Tierney from Lancashire and he has never officiated a Bolton game before!
A little under 20 mins until kick-off
And his strike partner Mason has also scored two goals in two games against Rovers
And one from the half empty glass...
2:10pm Sat 1 Mar 14
J J J J says
Game is lost before its even begun, with knight in there we have lost, about 75% of games he has played we have lost (this is an estimate) or not won, would have started hutton and moved baptiste across and put ream in the middle with Wheater. Hutton would have slotted in nicely and ream and wheater have played together before in the PL and did well, disappointed to see knight starting.
Jutkiewicz has twice scored the winning goals against Blackburn, and has three goals in three games against todays visitors
Some very positive posts on Hutton and the scoreline today.
12:57pm Sat 1 Mar 14
liss white says
I was critical of the club missing out on the last two full backs but credit where credit's due - I think Hutton is a very good loan signing. If we can keep Rhodes quiet, then I fancy we might nick it today.
10:40am Sat 1 Mar 14
Beyond News Forum says
2 up front and Alan Hutton propping up the back with DW. I think we can build on the result last week. I think DF has earned a third chance from myself as I can see a method to his madness during the last two weeks.
My only qualm... blinking Preston are loving the 'in form' Craig Davis. Well I hope when we bring him back that he can hit the ground running. Craig deserves his chance in the squad.
I think 3-0 is achievable today - COYWM!
9:42am Sat 1 Mar 14
nickyboy70 says
come on Bolton we can win these 2-1 and a red card 2 Blackburn donna and nick blackpool whites
So no Hutton from the start then - Freedman said he was ready to roll if necessary and has included him on the bench.
Blackburn: Robinson, Spurr, Kilgallon, Lowe, Rhodes, Olsson, Wiliamson, Taylor, Henley, Conway, Gestede.
Subs: Kane, Eastwood, Varney, Dabo, Lenehan, Evans, Rittenberg.
Subs: Lonergan, Hutton, Hall, Eagles, Chung-Yong, Moritz, Trotter.
Derby day predictions coming up - but first the teams.
Bogdan, Baptiste, Knight, Wheater, Ream, Spearing, Kamara, Davies, Danns, Mason, Jutkiewicz.
Good afternoon folks. A little later than advertised - but welcome to Matchday Live!
Join Marc Iles for all the pre-match banter from around 1.15pm today. Tweet your questions and views to @MarcIles and then check back for Mikael McKenzie bringing you extensive text commentary from 3pm and post-match comments from both managers immediately after the game.
Wanderers 6 Blackburn 0
First Division
HOT on the heels of Huddersfield Town and West Brom at the top of the First Division, this resounding derby victory kept the pressure on going into the final two games of the season.
David Jack, pictured, scored four on the day at Burnden Park, with Joe Smith and JR Smith getting the other two in what remains Wanderers' biggest victory over their Lancashire rivals in 149 meetings.
Despite victory over Liverpool the next weekend, a 0-0 draw against West Brom on the final day meant a third-placed finish for Charles Foweraker's side – equalling their highest-ever finishing position for a third and final time.
Wanderers 3 Blackburn 1
First Division
DESPITE beating their local rivals on the final day of the season, Wanderers would be denied a fourth third-placed finish in the top division by Arsenal on goal average.
Nottingham Forest won the FA Cup that season and had beaten Wanderers en route to their Wembley win over Luton at the quarter final stage.
But it had still been a successful season – capped off with Ray Parry scoring twice, once from the penalty spot, and Nat Lofthouse, pictured, taking his season tally to an incredible 35.
El Hadji Diouf
Wanderers 2004-2008
Blackburn 2009-2011
Controversial, enigmatic but always dangerous, the Senegal international became a cult hero at the Reebok despite his indiscretions. He played 136 times for Wanderers and scored 24 goals – but won oh so many free kicks.
Blackburn snapped him up after a disappointing spell at Sunderland and while he never rediscovered the same magic for Sam Allardyce at Ewood Park, he still made nearly 70 appearances for the club in all competitions.
Scott Sellars
Blackburn 1986-1992
Wanderers 1995-1999
Hard working Yorkshireman who wore the captain's armband under Colin Todd and helped Wanderers back into the Premier League after relegation. His departure in the summer of 1999 proved one of the chief reasons for Todd's resignation.
Leeds product Sellars had earlier helped Blackburn to victory in the Full Members Cup and promotion to the top flight in 1992 before moving again to Elland Road.
Stuart Ripley
Wanderers 1986 (loan)
Blackburn 1992-1998
Flying winger who arrived for a short spell on loan from Middlesbrough in 1986 under Phil Neal in Division Three. He played only five games at Burnden Park but scored in a 4-0 victory over Newport County.
He would go on to have much greater success at Blackburn, where he became the club's record signing at £2.2m before the arrival of Alan Shearer. He helped Kenny Dalglish's men to the Premier League title in 1995 and also went on to win two England caps.
ONE TO WATCH – Jordan Rhodes
It might be the most obvious statement ever but if Wanderers give Jordan Rhodes an inch, he'll take a mile, as they found out to their cost in August at Ewood Park.
With 16 goals this season, Rhodes is currently in a barren spell by his high standards having not hit the back of the net in the last eight games.
But the Scot is at his most dangerous when you forget he is in the game – and the Whites' makeshift back four will have to be on guard for 90 minutes to stop him hitting form again.
Rovers skipper Grant Hanley is out of the game with an ankle injury.
Gary Bowyer's side are unlikely to risk key midfielder Tom Cairney after he sustained an ankle injury in last weekend's victory at Reading.
That will force a reshuffle in the middle of the park, with ex-Millwall man Chris Taylor likely to come into the equation.
Dickson Etuhu (ankle), Josh King (hamstring) and Ben Marshall (ankle) are all definitely out for Rovers.
Dougie Freedman has confirmed that Jermaine Beckford misses out again through illness, while Matt Mills is also facing a fortnight on the sidelines with a knee strain.
Darren Pratley is ruled out with a shoulder injury picked up in last week's win over Watford but Andre Moritz has been passed fit for the Whites.
New signing Alan Hutton, wearing number three, will also be in the squad.


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Ruth's Chris Steak House - Del Mar
- Address:
11582 El Camino Real
San Diego, CA 92130Neighborhood:
Del Mar
- Cuisine:
SteakPrice: $31 to $50
Ruth's Chris Steak House - Del Mar
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.ruthschris.com/Steak-House/3505/San-Diego/Del-Mar
- Phone: 8587551454
- Hours of Operation:
Friday 11:30am - 2:00pm; Dinner:
Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Friday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm
Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:30pm
Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Neftali Hernandez
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, View, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Ruth's Catering in San Diego, CA - Bring the service, expertise and flavor of Ruth's Chris Steak House to the location of your choice! Your Private Event Manager is ready to help attend to every detail of your event, from the menu to the martinis. Ruth's will bring in a team of trained chefs, bartenders and servers to make the most of your experience.
- Private Party Facilities: Ruth's Chris - Del Mar offers 2 private rooms, the Torrey Pines room seats up to 30 guests while the Mezzanine/Upstairs seats up to 85 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Bobby Daitch 8772750570
A word from Ruth's Chris Steak House - Del Mar
Ruth's Chris Steak House in San Diego (Del Mar), CA serves the finest USDA Prime beef available, broiled at 1,800° and served on 500° plates, so your steak stays hot, juicy and delicious from first bite to last. Enjoy our New Orleans-inspired appetizers, USDA Prime steaks, fresh seafood, signature side dishes and homemade desserts. All this while you enjoy our warm, inviting atmosphere and Ruth's Chris' genuine hospitality. So whether you're a regular or have just been wondering what all the buzz is about, Ruth's Chris is the perfect excuse to enjoy the perfect night out. Dinner is served nightly, reservations are suggested and private dining and offsite catering may be arranged.Continued
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83 reviews since May 25, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.6
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (62)romantic (36)scenic view (31)notable wine list (31)fit for foodies (27)good for groups (22)neighborhood gem (21)vibrant bar scene (11)late-night find (7)hot spot (5)kid-friendly (3)great for brunch (2)great for lunch (2)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- It was good!!abscVIPDined on 9/8/2014The food and service were excellent. We loved the shoe string potatoes, great steak!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- In a word...THE BEST!!!GoodEatsDined on 9/6/2014OK so that's 2 words...Everything was the best we have ever had from service to food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- had a great celebrationOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/6/2014Service was great. Food was very good. plates were just as big as the steak so it made it difficult for cutting and sidesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Waitress Ive had in yearsAnnettemypetDined on 9/4/2014My husband and I were celebrating our 21st anniversary. We have dined this establishment before and wanted to give it another try after our last experience. When you go to Ruth's Chris, you should order steak, and the last visit I had ordered seafood. When the hostess sat us, I wasn't thrilled with the booth, a highly trafficked area. When Sheena greeted us, she was charming with a great sense of humor and she aimed to please. Sheena was the most exceptional waitress, she really, really wanted this to be a special occasion for us. She truly listened to what kind of pallets we had and made the perfect recommendations when it came to ordering cocktails, red wine and the best dessert to top it off. Always Order the bone-in!Special Features:
- just a great place and experiencetilesVIPDined on 9/3/2014you can never go wrong at Ruth's Chris in Del Mar. From the minute you walk in the door you know it is going to be a good dinner. Everyone is attentive and the food is great. Menu is a delight - If you like steak there is non better in town. I had the filet and friends had the lamb chops - came to the table sizzling and delicious. Wine list is great - from affordable pairings w dinner to some really nice high end wines. Wait staff doesn't hover but always seems to be there to pour another glass of wine. We go there a lot for the special nights and generally start w the folks in the bar. Nice to start there w a drink and conversation w the folks sitting around waiting to be seated. Recommend this as a great go to restaurantSpecial Features:
- Can't go WrongSocalFoodieVIPDined on 8/29/2014Always awesome! Service impeccable, cocktails amazing. Food: To. Die. For. BBQ shrimp. Ahi, soups, steaks. Always on par. A favorite anytime!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/23/2014Does not disappoint. Notified the host that we were running behind and didn't have any problems. Thanks for a fabulous dinner before our John Legend concert!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, good serviceRachelDined on 8/22/2014We gave this restaurant another after a dining experience with disappointing service because the manager had found out about the lack of attention from our server and offered his assurances that it was not their usual standard of service. We're glad we came back because the food was great, the service was great, and the environment was comfortable (not too formal, not too casual). We will be back again. Thanks!Special Features:
- OutstandingBob56Dined on 8/18/2014Recent dinner was terrific! Handled last-minute reservation perfectly, seated us at table with excellent view right away, waiter helped us save a few bucks by offering prix fixe with a few substitutions to match what we were ready to order (waiter and server Chris were top-notch), corkage was reasonable, and ambiance was great. Recently had a couple slip-ups at the restaurant with some order mistakes or delays, but everything was perfect for us this time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WowGloberVIPDined on 8/16/2014One of the very best restaurants in all of San Diego - everything outstanding!
- Still my favorite steak houseSkipDined on 8/14/2014I have had many wonderful meals at Ruth's Chris Steak House, this was not one of them. The first rib eye, ordered medium rare, arrived medium well. The Manager saw Me cutting and examining the steak, came right over and apologized. He took the steak and brought back another one which was rare. Not wanting any further adou, I said it was fine. It was also the poorest quality of meat I have had at RCSH. the quality of service was excellent! The side dishes and dessert were really good! The Manager, waiters and hostesses were wonderful! I'll be back; we all make unintended errors sometimes. Thanks 30+ years of great meals!Special Features:
- Love the SizzleKGirlDined on 8/13/2014We can always expect and get the best steak! Love coming here and the location is close to home. Great bar and happy hour, but often really crowded.Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/8/2014We have celebrated a few Ann Dinners eating at Ruths Chris. This By far has been the best experience in our 22 years of marriage. We have dined all over the world at Ruth's Chris but Wow this locations was amazing. The hostess asked us if we were celebrating anything, we mentioned it was our 22nd Ann and before we knew it she was gone and back escorting us to our table. When we saw our table we both were shocked at the attention to detail. The hostess had arranged red rose petals and confetti on the table. She told us that they wanted to make this the best night ever. Boy she wasn't kidding. Our waiter had been filled in and greeted us with Happy 22nd Ann and thank you for celebrating it with us. The whole night was perfect!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mcschnoodles03Dined on 8/2/2014We have dined here at least 7 times. We were seated at the same table 3 out of 7 (all but one time we were a couple). The server was clearly over whelmed. I ordered a medium well steak with a hot buttered plate in case it wasn't cooked to my liking. We had 4 servers and a manager in 2 hours, so there was confusion. My medium -well steak was in the words of the server "rare at best". By the time I got my man course my husband was finished his t-bone.Special Features:
- the1guyDined on 8/1/2014you dont even need a knife for the steaks, the view is awesome and service is greatSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice touchpecasbillDined on 7/30/2014I noticed that my wife's menu had a lower price for an item than mine did. I thought I would have a little fun so I told the waiter that I would have the item at the price on her menu not the price on my menu. Of course the check came with the price on my menu as expected. We brought our own bottle of wine. When the check came I noticed that there was no corkage fee for the wine and told the waiter that he forgot to charge me. He said that he and management discussed the corkage fee and decided to wave the charge because I pointed out the menu pricing error. I told waiter that it was not necessary but much appreciated. As usual, a lovely dinner with great service.Special Features:
- Wonderful ExperienceJudyHDined on 7/29/2014We were escorted to our table immediately and as I had expressed it was my daughter's 50th birthday as we were seated they sprinkled little happy birthday "dust' all around the center of table. We opened our menu's and there at top of the menu page they had printed on a machine Happy 50th birthday Cindy Davis. It was on all our men yes. So classy and memorable. She asked if she could take that page home and they brought her all four if our menus. It was a night to remember and she couldn't wait to take a picture of menu & put it on Facebook. Thank you for sending the correct info to Ruth Chris in Del Mar, CASpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special OccasionAnniversaryDined on 7/25/2014Took my wife to Ruth Chris in Carmel Valley location for anniversary. I used the third party florist on website to deliver flowers on site = really nice. Bar was a bit small and had to wait till seating was available = happy hour and Friday so understandable however bar does seem undersized. Service was very good and we were seated up stairs = no view but quieter location. Difficult for waiters to deliver food up & downstairs = no dumbwaiter. Food was excellent. We went for the seafood that evening and dinner for two. All in all I thought everything was done well. Expect to spend in the $250 bracket (2 people food, champagne, cocktails) for a nice evening dining experience.Special Features:
- Unusually disappointingCityGirlVIPDined on 7/25/2014My friends and I have dined at this Ruth's Chris location and did not have any problem with our order. This time was filled with problems with our order not being cooked to order. Maybe the kitchen staff was new, but we had to send back two dinners because the kitchen added sauce that we specifically requested to not be topped on our steaks and the steaks were cooked the wrong done-ness. The server upgraded our desserts for free and gave us a partial credit on one Ruth's Classic dinner. We will have to reconsider this location for future visits to Del Mar. The Ruth's location in Irvine would never make such critical errors.
- Always Nice....OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 7/23/2014...this location had great sunset lighting filling the dining room! Always a nice dinner regardless of the location for RC!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Saturday night!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/19/2014I was able to get a last minute reservation and service was fantastic. They gave us a couple options on where we would want to sit and I really appreciate that. Food was well prepared and presented well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dining experienceIntheknowVIPDined on 7/19/2014We have been to a few different Ruth's Chris and this one is by far the best. From the moment you walk through the door your evening is perfection. The Ruth's team goes out of their way to make sure your dining experience is supurb....we can't wait to come back. And, we are always so happy to see the lovely and joyous Miss Shelby. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed.Special Features:
- Kywaigrl53Dined on 7/19/2014Was greeted warmly by a very friendly Hostess. Although it took awhile before we were acknowledged by Lynn, our server, our Dining Room Attendent, Graham, was personable, attentive, and provided outstanding service. I ordered my fave, Ribeye steak and as usual, it was the best! My husband had the lobster/steak combination and truly enjoyed it. This Del Mar location is the best in San Diego and located close to where we live. We highly recommend this restaurant to everyond. Sincerely, ChrisineSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So impress w/ their service & food!Dine4goodDined on 7/16/2014I was at ahh that they had a customized menu for us- when I book online I told them it's our "14th Yr Anniversary" they went above & beyond and printed customized menu. Appetizers and steaks are always superb-five star that's why we come here to eat good steak!! Gem in the neighborhood. Love it here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- B-Day SurpriseandreinkDined on 7/14/2014Swept my wife away for a 50th B-Day Surprise Staycation at Rancho Valencia Resort. Last minute plans changed after finding out the resorts main dinning room, Veladora was closed Mondays. Ruth's Chris was very accommodating with our requests, and Open Table made this very easy to book a table for five with an hours notice. Our waiter made the evening meal an experience worth returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 7/10/2014Had a great meal with great service!! Wine list is pricy, but a good selection.Special Features:
- Another GREAT Ruth's ChrisJaniceVIPDined on 7/5/2014We've dined at several Ruth Chris and this one did not disappoint!Special Features:
- Nice for romantic dinnersItsrobynbDined on 7/5/2014My husband and I enjoy going to nice steak restaurants; especially for special occasions. This was our 11th anniversary, and we chose a San Diego favorite. Even though our romantic dinner ended up including a "plus one," due to having no babysitter at the last minute, we had an excellent meal. The filet was amazing, as usual, and I really loved the chop salad. The server was very accommodating to meet the picky needs of our 9-year-old, and our view was amazing!Special Features:
- July 4th at Ruth'sMissChardieDined on 7/4/2014Decided that we would give Ruth's a try on the 4th of July. We have been there many times, but never on July 4th. We didn't have plans for the beach or fireworks, and I'm so happy that we didn't. Ruth's was excellent!! I had requested a booth through Open Table and they gave us a perfect table. It wasn't too crowded; which I was hoping would be the case. Our food was prepared perfectly!! Our wine was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great steak place in Del MarjpollVIPDined on 6/28/2014We were there to celebrate an anniversary and a birthday. The food was great, the ambiance was wonderful and our waiter did a superb job. Can't say more about our wonderful experience that we had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top of the Line Food and ServiceBankmomDined on 6/28/2014We have found Ruth's Chris Steak House - Del Mar to be our favorite place to celebrate a special occasion or just to splurge on a nice dinner out. The food and service are consistently excellent and while very attentive, the servers don't feel intrusive. Everytime we have gone to this restaurant, the manager comes by each table and seems truly interested in making sure the diners' experience is top notch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just great as usualGaryGVIPDined on 6/21/2014Food was delicious, fresh, well presented, perfect proportions. The service was excellent. We were welcomed like family. Perfect place to go for a special occasion or to make going there the special occasion.Special Features:
- Phone Number Help Return PurseDinnerWithaViewDined on 6/20/2014We had a lovely birthday dinner for my daughter. The staff was very accommodating and friendly. I prearranged our reservation for the evening on OpenTable and at the time had to give my phone number and e-mail. I left without my purse and received a call before we got back to the hotel room that they had found my purse! Yea! I also received a reservation confirmation prior to arriving confirming the reservation and I appreciated it because it was an unusual time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- stand out placetilesVIPDined on 6/17/2014As always this is a great spot to catch up w friends, relax and have a great steak. Everyone from the General Manager to the folks in the bar and dining room are on top of their game.Special Features:
- Excellent ServicerhermerDined on 6/15/2014My triple celebration was beautifully handled by our hostess. Father's Day, daughter's high school graduation and son's university graduation were made so much more enjoyable with participation of the house staff. Many thanks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Father's Day at Ruth's ChrisFoodieGalDined on 6/15/2014All in all it was a good experience. The food is the most consistent factor here - it was all good. It was extra busy because it was a holiday and they had 2 related issues of note. They were very behind on their bookings (1 half hour). The hostess suggested the bar to every family walking in, which was ridiculous considering every family walking in had children or minors with them because it was Father's Day. The service was rushed in many cases, and not the polished service we have had there before. We were not given a wine list/cocktail list when we were seated, and at one point the table busboy offered to take my husband's food which he was visibly still eating (he had his fork mid-air). Servers were polite, though, & food good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful foodsdgalDined on 5/31/2014We went to this restaurant for a birthday celebration. Our waitress was very attentive and patient with us as we took time to thoroughly peruse our menus. The food was perfectly prepared and our desserts were scrumptious. We have already decided to return for our next birthday celebration.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- pretty good steakJbeenDined on 5/29/2014We liked the restaurant. This was our first time here. The. Location is kind of in a very random spot. You get a spectacular view of the freeway. The food was good, although not really to order. My fiance and I ordered the ribeye. I got the 12oz, my fiance got the 16oz. We both asked for medium, but when we cut into the steak, it had no pink inside. It was very tasty, but steak should be cooked to what we want. I mean your spending $45 or more. Louis on his name tag or Luis as it said on our receipt was very nice. He did a wonderful job of serving us. The saving grace of the night. Dessert was pretty average too. We had the bread pudding. I was expecting a little more flavor. Oh well. It was a decent experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was a disappointmentOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/26/2014We went to Ruth's Chris for a special anniversary as we thought it would be a guaranteed good place for steak. It wasn't good. The Filet Mignon was disappointing, a very poor piece of meat. I recently went to Roth's Chris in Boston and it was very good. I won't be going back to the one in Del Mar. When the steak is very expensive it should be very good.
- The following 785 reviews are from the Ruth's Chris Steak House - Del Mar reviews archive.
- This can be fixed!MikeVIPDined on 5/10/2014Been to this location many times over the years, good food, nice location, great wait staff. Unfortunately the reservation times during evenings are very poorly managed. Dined there on may 10. Reservation for 715 and seated at 8. Bar area packed with no room to sit and have a drink. Unfortunately this is my 3rd in row exact same issue at this location; all weekend dinner bookings. The reservation hostes wasn't helpful when asked when we'll have a table; answer; as soon as we get tables from last seating cleared! Fairly poor experience to start a special occasion of any sorts; waiting around. I hope the management fixes this problem. It can be fixed!


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Q: My husband has annoying traits that drive me crazy. He cracks his knuckles, chews his food loud and tells annoying jokes that he thinks are funny, but are usually just stupid.
He is especially annoying when we are out to dinner and he jokes with waitresses who laugh at his jokes and egg him on. They are just doing it to get a bigger tip, but he thinks they really think he is great.
I have asked him to stop these things but he won't. I am getting to the point where I am annoyed and irritated all the time.
When he comes home, I start getting irritated and whatever he does seems to send me over the edge. I don't want to live like this, but I don't know what to do.
A: Everyone has annoying traits that manage to drive a loved one crazy after living with it long enough. You cannot micromanage every character trait in a spouse. We just have to choose our battles.
The anticipation of confronting your husband's annoying traits is setting you up for a contemptuous mood state that is pervasive and colors everything that happens when you are together. This is not your husband's fault, because only you can manage this mood state.
A mood is caused by a set of negative beliefs we have about our partner. John Gottman calls this the "negative perspective." David Burns, author of "Feeling Good" calls it irrational beliefs and a negative cognitive schema. Alcoholic's Anonymous calls it "stinkin' thinking."
Whatever you want to call it, it certainly gets you in trouble in a marriage.
The trouble with pervasive negative appraisals of your spouse is that you pack these beliefs together with emotions that lead to a pity party of feeling upset, angry, hostile and enraged with your spouse.
This negative line of thinking goes, "Here he goes again with those stupid jokes. Can't he see that everyone thinks he's an idiot? I am so embarrassed to have to sit here and listen to this. Everyone must think I am pathetic to be married to this loser. In fact, I should have married Albert, who went on to become a doctor and his wife doesn't even have to work. This is awful and I can't stand it anymore. I'd leave but I don't want to hurt the kids."
This line of thinking is usually accompanied by contemptuous body language, such as eye rolling, pursed lips, audible sighs and an irritated voice tone. Your spouse immediately knows you are annoyed, but probably doesn't know what it is this time that's bugging you about him. He likely just feels rejected and misunderstood again, which makes it nice to at least have the waitress pay attention to him, so he increases his joking.
In many cases, irritating character traits in spouses can be tolerated. To do so, change your line of thinking from, "this is awful" to "this is too bad, and unfortunate. However, everyone has some character traits that would drive me batty after awhile. I can't find the perfect man, they don't exist. This just happens to be the set of annoyances I have to put up with in this relationship."
After many attempts to practice changing your line of thinking, you will actually come to believe this is true.
Further, you can manage to actually change your mood state from annoyance to amusement, tolerance or acceptance for example. A mood is not a fixed entity. You are not held hostage by your moods. In fact, the person who is made most miserable by your mood state is yourself, because you suffer with bad feelings and a bad outlook.
Take charge of the fact that you can dismiss a mood that is not productive, such as annoyance, which just feeds on itself. Replace it with another emotion which works better in that setting. You are the master of your feelings. Take control. Fish down deep within yourself to find another emotion you could feel and make it happen.
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The fire that broke out early Wednesday destroyed eight buildings in the city's shopping and dining district along the waterfront. The governor visited Thursday morning.
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Louisville Metro CouncilMedia AdvisoryFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MEDIA CONTACT: CHRIS LEWIS574-1351
Louisville, KY – Metro Councilman James Peden (District 23) is sponsoring a free summer concert series at Highview Park for the second straight year based on the success of the former Music in the Metro. A different concert will be held every other Friday from June through August and the event is open to the public, family friendly, and free. Local vendors will be on hand with a variety of food options, and people are encouraged to bring a chair or blanket to enjoy the show. There will also be a kids play zone with bouncy houses and other entertainment for children. Highview Park is located at 7201 Outer Loop, (enter through Briscoe Lane.) Friday, June 7 gates will open at 5:00 p.m. and music will begin at 6:00 p.m. with performances by the Olivia Henken Band with Guests Me & You (Country). For more information on this event, please contact Councilman Peden's office at 574-1123 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com
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The robbery would be simple, the five men were told: The crew would burst into a Baltimore hotel room and grab $400,000 worth of cocaine stashed there by an out-of-town supplier. They should bring guns, just in case.
But as the men headed to the hotel, Baltimore police working with the Drug Enforcement Administration swooped in to arrest them.
The entire story — the coke, the supplier and the hotel room — had been made up by law enforcement. The suspects in the supposed December robbery were charged with conspiracy to distribute drugs, robbery and gun violations.
Federal authorities are using increasingly sophisticated "reverse stings," in which informants and undercover agents set up would-be robberies. It's a high-wire strategy that has netted at least 17 convictions in Maryland in two years. Authorities say it has helped rid the streets of criminals who are driving the violent drug trade who would otherwise be difficult to catch.
But defense attorneys say the government is luring petty criminals into imaginary crimes with promises of big payoffs. As more cases come to court, prosecutors are being forced to defend the government's distinction between aggressive policing and entrapment.
"Five young men each face over a decade of mandatory prison time for something which did not, and simply could not, ever take place," attorney Michael D. Montemarano wrote in court filings in the hotel robbery case.
Montemarano wrote that his client, Sean Thornton, 21, never would have considered such a robbery on his own. Prosecutors describe Thornton as an "armed drug trafficker."
Thornton and two co-defendants are due in court next week.
The DEA and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives have been using reverse stings since the 1990s, with increasing sophistication over time. The DEA has run eight such operations in Maryland since 2007.
The question of whether a defendant would have committed a crime without law enforcement intervention is crucial in weighing entrapment claims, legal analysts say.
Some lawyers say investigators have broad authority to include specific details in stories — the amount of drugs or the necessity of bringing guns — that can help secure longer sentences. Law enforcement officials say they must be realistic in their descriptions to make sure they're attracting serious, savvy offenders.
The DEA says the original targets of the Baltimore operation — Thornton; Antonio Davis, 33; and Rodney Proctor, 21 — are members of the Black Guerrilla Family gang. The gang has been linked to murders around Baltimore and has been at the heart of a drug-smuggling scandal at the Baltimore City Detention Center.
Assistant U.S. Attorney James Wallner wrote in court filings in the hotel robbery case that law enforcement merely opened a door to people who "were predisposed to commit the robbery."
"The Government did not induce the defendants to commit the robbery, but simply offered them an opportunity to commit a crime that they willingly accepted," he wrote.
U.S. Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein said his office is confident in the legality of such operations, which he said catch "people who are driving the murder rate in the city."
"Colloquially, people will use the word entrapment when all they mean is sting," Rosenstein said. "Just providing the opportunity is not entrapment."
Defense attorneys acknowledge that they're fighting an uphill battle against the tactic. Defendants have successfully argued illegal entrapment in scattered cases around the country, but many more cases end in convictions. No case in Maryland has been thrown out for entrapment.
The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals, considering a reverse sting in Virginia, ruled recently that conspiracy convictions remain valid even if the object of the crime does not actually exist.
Sting operations, which target offenders before the commission of a crime, have existed for years in the form of prostitution busts and drug buys. A police officer might pose as a prostitute and arrest a would-be john soliciting sex.
But R. Michael Cassidy, a professor at the Boston College Law School, said authorities have grown "more creative as time goes on."


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By DAVID A. LIEB, Associated Press
Two longtime leaders of the Missouri Soybean Association are out of their jobs as part of an organizational shakeup following an audit of how the prominent agricultural group managed millions of dollars of merchandising fees paid by farmers.
Board members of the soybean organization declined to release the audit and, in interviews with The Associated Press this week, provided no specific reason for the staffing changes. But the ousted executives blamed their departure on an internal political squabble involving state and national leaders in the soybean industry.
Gone are Dale Ludwig, who served as executive director of the soybean association for more than 20 years, and the organization's field services manager, J.P. Dunn. Both resigned under pressure Dec. 19.
Their departures are notable because soybeans are a multi-billion-dollar business in Missouri, which ranked seventh nationally last year in soybean production. Missouri's soybean organization has been a national leader in developing soy-based fuel used in diesel vehicles. It's also a significant political player, making endorsements of state officials and contributions through a political action committee.
Ludwig said he was placed on paid administrative leave for about a month before his departure as an audit was underway at the behest of the United Soybean Board. The national board, created by a 1990 U.S. law, oversees about $180 million annually of "check-off" fees paid on all U.S. soybean sales to help promote the industry. Half of that money goes to the national group and half stays with state organizations.
Ludwig blamed his departure on pressure from national soybean leaders.
"This whole thing has some politics involved," he said.
Dunn, who also cited "internal politics," said he was asked to resign by the state soybean board.
"I did ask for an explanation and wasn't given one," Dunn said, adding that there was "no wrongdoing, no scandal or anything like that."
Both Dunn and Ludwig said they never were shown the audit. But Ludwig said concerns were raised during the auditing process about how the Missouri Soybean Merchandising Council used its share of the farmers' check-off fees. Among other things, he said there was criticism for providing research money to private companies and for buying university laboratory equipment. The United Soybean Board's compliance manual states that it "strongly discourages the funding of equipment."
Ludwig said he also was accused of having a conflict of interest for investing in biodiesel facilities, which convert soybeans into fuel, while some of Missouri's merchandising funds were used to promote biodiesel. Dunn also is an investor in biodiesel businesses.
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While Timbaland didn't give away too many details, he did say that the first single will be "Chicago" and that he's "going to set it up right."
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A search is underway in the Superstition Mountains east of the Phoenix area for a 34-year-old man last seen Monday when he set out for a hike at Lost Dutchman State Park.
The Pinal County Sheriff's Office says Christopher Hensley recently moved to Arizona.
Authorities say Hensley was dressed in black workout shorts, skateboard shoes and didn't have much water with him -- only enough for a short hike.
Hensley did not tell his family which part of the park he planned to hike and PCSO's search and rescue unit has been searching the rough terrain for over 45 hours.
The Sheriff's Office says its search and rescue unit deployed Monday night and that a member suffered a serious leg injury Tuesday night when a 20-pound rock fell on his leg.
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We had all the opaque, white sliding doors in our bedroomcabinets cut here along with acrylic organizing boxes and creations for clients.
What is bad? Acrylic is not cheap, so don't be surprised at the bill and the sweet smell of fresh plastic may knock you out.
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I prefered the now-defunct Industrial Plastics that used to be next door, but Canal Plastics is also a nice little store. It's relatively clean and well-laid out, and they sell a bunch of different films, vinyls and mylars as well as acrylic.
Hey, is Industrial Plastics the place that had the car crash through the front of the store two years ago?? I seem to remember a plastics place closing down because of that - and I wonder, if it is Industrial Plastics. if they plan to re-open. I know, random thought...
Actually, the car crashed into Canal Plastics. Industrial plastics were much bigger (and better) than canal. It is unbelievably sad that they are gone....Does anyone know why they closed?
I don't know why they closed, but most of their store space was taken up by that whole dusty giant plastic sculpture warehouse area, when most people went in there to buy film and sheets of plastic.
There was also that great family-run junk store west of there on Canal - Wooster, maybe? You could find almost any little bit of metal you wanted. The patriarch died a couple of years ago, and the store dissolved.
I once bought an entire blue Tyvek cleanroom suit from them...
Industrial Plastics closed down because of a fire around April from what I heard.
Oddly enough, Industrial Plastics hasn't closed, they've just moved to Orange, New Jersey (a fate worse than closing?). You can access them through their website: http://www.industrialplasticsnyc.com/
Well, THANK YOU "B." for letting everyone know we are still around!! True, Jersey is not new york...but, we are still selling the same products and building custom as we did before. and offer the same friendly service! We deliver daily to the city and outskirts. We also ship UPS. If there are any needs or questions, please give us a call!!! our number is the same. We couldn't give it up! 212.226.2010 and the fax 212.226.2015. You can also send an email to me.. firstname.lastname@example.com.
You can check out the website: www.industrialplasticsnyc.com we will also be opening an online store very soon.
hope to hear from you! our old friends and new!!
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I was in canal plastics last week, and I was treated very rudely. I'm not a big fan of their service. They need to hire some better people if they want me back in there.
Why are the people in canal plastic such assholes?
what's their problem? does anyone know who pissed in their corn flakes. i take my money some where else
i bet their from the northern part of China all backwards farmers hides stupidity with uglyness!
I've been in the store plenty of times and
yes it is true they are rude and not to defend them but it seems to me they are too busy and
have little control of thier language skills
also i think they "don't like round eyes" but hey
i don't care anyway i don't have to eat with them.
I am looking for a 12 x 12 x 1/2" plexi glass - is this the place to go?
Hi. emily. Good to hear Industrial Plastic is still around. Your store had been my one stop shop for plastics when you were in Canal St. Do you plan to open again in NYC? It is a lot more convenient for me and I believe to others as well.
I've only been to canal plastics once and despite my indecisiveness and odd order, they were pretty nice to me. It seems like the place to go if you know what you need and don't wish to speak to anyone for an extended amount of time. However, I've seen places on the internets that do custom orders for much less money, shipping included, than canal. Then there's the benefit of accuracy when picking out what you need from drop down menus instead of trying to bridge the language gap. I'd like to be all "support local business" but when it comes to plastics, cash rules everything around me.


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A Greer woman was arrested Monday after deputies said her 5-week-old granddaughter died two weeks ago.
Greenville County deputies said they were called to a house on Jordan Road on the morning of Nov. 13 after the parents found the infant in between cushions of a couch and her grandmother, identified as 50-year-old Debra Slacks, asleep beside her.
Deputies said an investigation revealed that Slacks took responsibility for the child after she had been drinking. They said that Slacks fell asleep, and the infant slipped from her arms and between the cushions.
Slacks was charged with unlawful neglect of a child.
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