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VIOLENT PANDA Monday Night Review 04.10.06
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on 04.10.2006
NSFW! Lita's interior breast! HHH sells! AJ vs. Abyss! Colt Cabana in the WWE!
VIOLENT PANDA Wrestling Review
Mickie! This weird old porn spread she did is actually sort of in line with her gimmick.
411's OWN Steve Cook mentioned in a news report that I dwell quite a bit on crowd reactions. I do that because I think that is what wrestling is about - the wrestlers' job is to get a reaction. So it's gotten to the point where I tend to tune out the announcers and try to listen to the crowd and see what's going on. They decide almost everything. Vince tries his best to get the crowd to react according to his plans, but the bottom line is if they want to boo a "face" (Cena) or cheer a "heel" (Mickie), well, the E will have to adjust one way or the other.
I saw Walk the Line yesterday, the film about Johnny Cash. I really like how they portrayed Johnny - he was certainly not perfect but they gave great insight into his insecurities. A very emotional film. I don't think I've ever enjoyed Cash's music, but I thoroughly enjoyed every performance (and there were many throughout the film). There's a song or two where Reese and Joaquim do a duet, and their chemistry is off the charts. Good movie!
WWE Raw
Stacy's still in the intro despite her stating in interviews that she is done with the WWE as of July. They could have used her at WM to put somebody over, at least. Stacy vs. Candice in the pillow fight thing, maybe?
Here comes Edge and Lita to start the show. Lita's exposed interior side boob is spectacular. The graphics for Backlash are weird, like cut-outs of grainy magazine photos. Edge is in the ring and has a microphone. Mention of Cena's name gets 60% cheers.
Cena's music hits. Big squeals for his entrance. Sign: "Cuck Fena" hahaha. Big mixed reaction, more positive than negative. Cena teases Lita and she plays it off perfectly. They gotta use her more. Boos get louder as Cena busts on Edge. Edge says the problem with John is that he cares what everyone thinks. Awesome. "Unless they're over the age of 7 - they can't stand you". Hahaha. Edge is on a roll lately. Cena says the people know him too well. They remember what he was. There's people out there who want to see a whole different side of him. Black, ruthless, evil, pompous - "been there, done that". Cena says if he goes that route, he'd end up just like Edge. And quite frankly.. CENSORED.
Hahaha Cena says he'd probably get a big head and if he had had everyone told him how great he was, he'd end up like HHH. This stuff is freaking great. HHH's music hits. Quite a few fans on the camera side actually bow down. It'll be awesome if they can get a whole arena doing that. HHH hits the ring and tells Cena noone will ever confuse them. Big "You tapped out" chant. HHH says he has their respect, big roar for that.
Cena calls HHH a kiss ass, and Edge an "asshole" (bleeped). Man, HHH is shrinking. Cena is bigger than him.
You think this will end up as the feud of the year? This has got to be the best-executed three way feud I've ever seen. HHH calls Foley one of those turds that won't go way - no matter how much you flush the toilet, he always seems to surface. HHH calls Vince "the old man". Wow, they're starting to acknowledge HHH's real life status in the company. HHH says he'll be partnering with Cena against Edge. Huh? Another handicap match. Come on, add a partner. Edge leaves. HHH wants a handshake from Cena. Cena walks in and bitchslaps HHH. Hahahha!
This Raw was already worth seeing. Great stuff! HHH actually letting other guys get over on him just makes it all work.
During the commercial, HHH punched out Rob Conway.
RVD vs. Rob Conway:
- RVD could use the MITB briefcase as a replacement for his chair spots. Shelton Benjamin comes down to ringside. Shelton joins the announcers.
- Rob rolls out his spots and hits and awesome, long frog splash for a sweet win.
Finally a decent RVD showcase match!
RVD is informed by an interviewer as he is leaving that Shelton wants a shot at the money in the bank contract at Backlash. Rob says that there's no way he'll do that. Rob says he wants Shelton to put up the IC and closes with a confusing statement about having both belts.
Maria is in the back with Mickie!! She says out of all her Wrestlemanias, this has been the greatest. She says she can't wait to go to her home in Toronto heh heh. Maria informs Mickie that she's not from Toronto - Trish is. Mickie is irritated by this and decides to offer Maria a title shot tonight. So Mickie is facing a very cheer-able Maria. This Milwaukee crowd isn't as "defiant" as the crowds of the past few weeks. It should be interesting to see how the live fans sort this one out.
Some interviewer guy is in the back with the star of See No Evil, Kane. We see a clip of the film. It looks like, well, a horror movie. When we come back, the interviewer says Kane has left. Huh?
Tag Title Match - Big Show & Kane vs. the Spirit Squad(c):
- STILL no reaction to the Squad's entrance.
- Supposedly Coach is much more into his side work calling college sports than he is doing wrestling. Someone over him a college gig. PLEASE.
- In the back, ohhh come on. Kane hears voices. And we hear voices. The voices say stuff will happen on May 19th. WE hear the voices. And thus it is severely stupid. Commercial break. Silent Hill - now that's a horror movie I'll probably go see. I love those games.
- Show throws two chops in about a minute and a half. And that's all that happens.
- We get a nice close-up of Show's handprint on the squad guy's chest. STIFFNESS!~
- Squad guy goes for a weak shiranui but Kane turns it into a suplex. Show tells a squad guy: "I've dated bigger women than you".
- Show chucks a squad guy out of the ring onto the rest of the cheerleaders. He game-ly screams like a little girl. Again, the gimmick is awful, but the guys seem like they have a lot to offer.
- Another commercial. This is getting way, wayyyy too much time. Show & Kane are dominating, and that's not good because their offense is so freaking slow.
- This show feels like it's dragging now. How is it only 9:53 EST?
- Squad guy hits a nice twisting jumpkick. Dull antics last another few minutes, and then Kane starts throwing chairs into the ring and the ref calls the bell. All that time for THAT. Kane chokeslams the ref.
- Show tries to talk him down. You'd think he'd be a little upset about Kane costing him a shot at the tag belts. But he's not. Huh. It's like they're worthless or something.
- Kane slaps Show in the face. Kane ends up chokeslamming Show.
Really dull match that went wayyy too long. I like that they're giving Kane an edge, but I don't like the supernatural hocus pocus trash they're throwing in there with it. Show quivers his face as per WWE rules.
Squad by DQ
Earlier today, Vince was in a church. And then we cut to commercials.
Interviewer guy is in the back with John Cena. John says he'll make either of them tap out. Ang-gull!
Vince is in a church. Vince is looking for HBK's tag partner (God). Vince plays up an ignorance of the religion for alleged laughs. What do you do with the holy water? Drink it? Wait, he does HHH's water spit. Haha that was pretty awesome. Vince says while God created Adam and Eve, he created Austin and Hulk Hogan. Uhhh... Fans start giving this the "What?" treatment as it drags on. Vince says blessed be the name of Backlash, and we hear a lightning sound effect. Ugh.
Back from commercial. Armando Estrada is in the ring, getting all cartoon-y and veiny. He introduces Jamal. Umaga is beating on... COLT CABANA?!?!
Umaga vs. Colt Cabana:
- THIS is how backwards the WWE is. Colt Cabana, probably one of the indy guys who could find the most success in the WWE, is cast as a jobber while FUCKING JAMAL is booked over him as a monster.
- He chokes out Colt (like some other Samoan out there).
A squash. Shockingly, Umaga's tired and uninspired gimmick gets zero reaction as he poses in the ring. What a joke.
Carlito is in the ring. He says he got rid of the dead weight. Masters comes out. Is Masters exempt from the drug policy? They have a very un-inspired verbal exchange. Carlito wants a Masterlock challenge right now. Heh, it'd have been funny for Carlito to be the one who applied it. Carlito sits down, apple in hand. He tosses it in the air, and Masters catches it. As Masters turns to toss it out of the ring, Carlito hits him with a nasty chairshot. They should play up Masters as really dumb and easily fooled, heh heh. I mean, moreso.
Next week Chavo will have an interview with JR. Yay.
Women's Title Match - Maria vs. Mickie James(c):
- Joey is starting to grow on me. Coach has really eased up this week.
- Wow.. Maria looks great in all black. Commercials.. aw.
- The announcers shill some delicious Subway sandwiches. Coach takes Joey's sandwich. Joey: "You guys suck. I hate working with you" haha.
- Maria tries a couple awkward roll-ups and they both do a lot of kicking. Mickie is totally in the zone out there. She wins it with a kick.
Not much heat, no much action. They need more women who can WRESTLE. There's tons of them out there...
Mickie James
After.. Trish runs in. Dressed as Mickie! Hahaha. Trish is messing with Mickie's mind, now, telling her she's her number one fan. Trish ends it with a kiss/headbutt that has Mickie baffled.
Neat twist. Maybe a little too much, too soon, now? While I don't mind Mickie now acting like Trish, she's kind of losing her own persona - which is what got her over to start with.
Edge vs. John Cena & HHH:
- IS TIME TO PLAY DEHR GAME! HOO HOO HER HUH HUH! HHH Comes out first? Huh.
- Cena gets mostly cheers.
- I'd like to see Edge pin HHH in this one. Just to show us that anyone could win this feud.
- "Cena sucks" chant. Medium-sized.
- ECW lives as a bit of a "she's a crack whore" chant is audible.
- Lita distracts HHH by leaning forward. HHH has this funny look on his face and makes a "squash your boobs together" hand motion hahha.
- Edge and HHH have a boring segment, then Cena gets the hot tag to half-boos. I love the elaborate set-up to the five knuckle shuffle. Cena brings his arm all the way around from his back to Edge's face on the way down. HHH insists on a pedigree, so John hits him with an FU and then cinches in the STFU on Edge, who taps.
Dull match. Crowd died a bit as the show progressed. So has the WWE finally found someone they're willing to push over HHH in Cena, or is this all a set-up for AITCH to get even with a win?
John Cena & HHH
Overall: They say that Vince only cares about the main event feuds, and that definitely looks like the case here. Outside of Cena/HHH/Edge, this was pretty bad with a few exceptions. A TWO out of FIVE.
Christian's wife! Boing.
TNA Impact (replay)
We see a video of how last week, Abyss attacked Christian at his home.
So is Monty Brown done? He had a run up top and it didn't go so well. Couple that with the fact that TNA's roster is LOADED, and it makes me wonder where the Alpha Male can go from here.
Abyss vs. AJ Styles:
- All right! This should be good.
- The crowd immediately breaks out a "Christian" chant, which morphs into an "AJ" chant.
- They start off with a fantastic back and forth sequence, but unfortunately the announcers launch into the pimping of the new Thursday night timeslot. There's gotta be some other time on the show to talk about that.
- AJ comes off the ropes and actually jumps and for a brief moment stands on Abyss' shoulders! And then floats down into a rana. Styles... wow.
- Abyss teases gorilla pressing AJ to the floor (and AJ is crazy enough to take that, I'd bet) but AJ escapes. Styles ends up in a chokeslam, but takes a page from the book of Ohtani and bites Abyss' hand.
- Abyss puts AJ in the corner and gives him one of the STIFFEST CHOPS IN TNA HISTORY! Again, Tenay starts talking about Sting while this is going on.
- We cut to commercial. When back, AJ does a sweet counter into an enziguri kick. He wasn't able to get that cracking sound, but it still looked great. He follows up with a sweet spinning headscissors. I appreciate that TNA is not pumping in crowd noise here. The crowd is into the match, but not screaming. I prefer the real noise even if the crowd is quiet.. the canned heat gives the show a real cheesy feel somehow, partly because it is so obvious at times.
- It's interesting that out of AJ's arsenal of difficult, intricate moves, his leaping forearm gets one of the strongest and consistently good reactions.
- Don West talks about ring awareness! It's been fun watching West develop as a commentator. I know a lot of you guys hate him, but wouldn't you say he's at least gotten a bit better over the years?
- Mitchell is able to slip in a cheap shot, and here come the THUMBTACKS! We cut to outside the arena..? Christian pulls up and he's got a pipe in hand. We cut back to the ring and Chrstian must have a teleporter, heh heh. He attacks Abyss in the ring.
- Abyss runs away. Kind of weird that they'd have the face run in right when the crowd-pleasing thumbtacks come into play. Not to mention the fact that Christian interrupted what was a really good match. But no big deal.
GREAT TV match! AJ and Abyss have awesome chemistry. Those two together are gold.
We cut to the announce table and Don West is wearing a peaches and cream colored silk shirt and tie. Christian grabs a house mic off the table and speaks. He says at lockdown that he hopes Abyss is ready to die. Christian has some great intensity here, but I'm just not sure if I can buy him as a fiery babyface. He doesn't have that Kerry Von Erich kind of babyface electricity.
In the back, BORSH is with Team 3D. Jeremy has apparently had a severe mishap with his tan in a can. It must have exploded in his face. Bubba Ray talks about how Canada is a country of pansies and that unlike America, they mean nothing to the rest of the world. Heh heh. Poor Canada. Is Team 3D a draw? TNA spends an awful lot of time on this 3D/Canada feud every week. Me, I wouldn't mind if both 3D and Team Canada were released. Except Eric Young.
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Arm Wrestling Match - Konnan vs. Bob Armstrong:
- Argh.
- We could be watching Homicide maul somebody right now. Instead he's watching a 66 year old man in an arm wrestling match. The announcers talk up Armstrong's physique and yes, he looks like he's in great shape. But when you compare him to the steroid-pumped 61 year old Vince McMahon, it's very underwhelming.
- OVER THE TOP! Konnan's gonna need to adjust his grip if he wants to win this thing, as well as the heart of his son.
- Before a winner can be decided, "Hernandez" (they do not call him "Hotstuff") slides in and hits Armstrong with the LAX weapon of choice, the slapjack.
Dated, lame concepts like this are really holding TNA back, IMO. An arm wrestling match alone is bad enough, but then to have one of the participants be an old guy is worse... and then to make it look like Konnan's about to lose to him makes it ridiculous.
mmm... slapjacks.
Zbysko's in the back with Oompa Lumpa BORSH. The Z-Man hypes up the World X Cup. Then he announces that Daniels will be facing LIGAHHHHH at the PPV! Are they trying to force me to buy this thing? I think they just did! And if it's BLACK LIGER~! then the roof of my house will cave in! The bald ref begs for a job again. This angle is like Raven's girlfriend, Earl Hebner and all that other stuff that never went anywhere. Waste of precious airtime.
Elix Skipper & David Young vs. Shark Boy & Norman Smiley:
- Scott Steiner's music hits just as this is about to get underway. Jarrett heads over to the announce table while AMW and mesh head mush mouth hit the ring and attack everybody.
- Now see, Jarrett in a tag team. I'd be fine with that. Let the show revolve around Christian, and let JJ team with somebody like Monty and be part of the four team mix.
- Big Poppa tosses Shark Boy over the ropes, and poor SB lands right on his back. That definitely knocked the wind out of him.
- Steiner singles out Norman Smiley and destroys him with suplexes (including at least one belly to belly). JJ tells the announcer they sound like "auctioneers" on 2 separate occasions..?
- Steiner locks in a camel clutch and Smiley sells it like he's smelling a fart.
- Jarrett says that Steiner has the "largest arms and the shortest fuse" three times in a minute. Meanwhile, Jeff Jarrett is coked up and played out.
I'd have preferred to see Steiner go solo and destroy two guys who just had a singles match. Steiner's offense looked good here. But supposedly his knees are so shot that he doesn't lean over to pick stuff up if he can avoid it. You could see that he barely bent his knees when he had Smiley in the recliner.
nobody again!
Night of the non-finishes, I guess. Why'd they clump them all together on one show like this?
Alex Shelley vs. Roderick Strong vs. Chase Stevens:
- Alex Shelley's name would give Elmer Fudd a lot of trouble.
- Strong & Shelley team up, hitting a cool series - an assisted back senton, a Strong standing moonsault (I had no idea Strong could do that!) and cap it off with a Shelley springboard moonsault.
- Chase's rally is pretty lame. Punches and a crossbody. Shelley is on the losing end of the body press/dropkick spot that we saw 3 times at Wrestlemania.
- Strong hits a beautiful leaping big boot. Gets two.
- Tenay starts talking about other stuff. They're actually going to have a REMATCH of the ARM WRESTLING MATCH at the PPV. Geez.
- Shelley finally turns on Strong and hits the shiranui for the win.
Pretty good match. Chase's repertoire is pretty basic, not really X Division kind of stuff. Strong should grow a beard or something. He looks too bland. He's not doing so many backbreakers anymore, which is too bad. He's good. Roderick is a good wrestler, but he needs some FLAVOR. A hot valet sounds like a start. I heard Dawn Marie has an open invitation to TNA once she recovers from her pregnancy. Or we could ship in us some Talia!
The lights go out and here comes Sting. Now it sounds like there's some fake crowd noise going. As Sting talks in the ring, the lighting effects keep flashing. Sting talks about the War Games-esque match at the PPV. He makes a vague comment about one of his yet-to-be-announced partners and some of the fans chant "Goldberg". Here comes QUADS! With AMW and Steiner. All the TNA babyfaces come out and JJJJ's boys back down.
Pretty anticlimactic finish, there.
Overall: I liked this show. AJ vs. Abyss automatically makes this a THREE out of FIVE.
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DARRON GIBSON has moved a step closer to recovering on time from the thigh injury which has sidelined him more than a month.
The Republic of Ireland midfielder underwent a scan on the damaged area yesterday, which has confirmed he has a chance of potentially being involved in the squad against QPR at Loftus Road on Sunday.
Gibson, 24, used his Twitter account to share the good news writing, 'Scan went well 2day #buzzin', although David Moyes will not rush him back into action with his priority remaining having the former Manchester United player available for the Merseyside derby on October 28.
Gibson developed the problem in the 2-0 defeat at West Brom on September 1, with the original prognosis suggesting he would miss only three weeks.
However that absence lengthened with concerns the injury was also connected to his groin, and the Blues have missed a player who has become hugely influential since joining for an initial £250,000 last January.
Gibson will now hope to able to take part in full training later this week after starting to step-up his rehabilitation program last week.
Meanwhile, Everton are still hoping Marouane Fellaini could also recover from a knee complaint which ruled him out of Belgium's World Cup qualifying games this week, in time for the derby at Goodison a week on Sunday.
And Goodison medics have also been reassured that reports that Kevin Mirallas has tweaked a hamstring on international duty with Belgium do not mean the attacker will miss the trip to QPR on Sunday.
The 25-year-old summer signing scored in his international side's 3-0 victory over Serbia on Friday, but felt a problem as he netted the game's third goal.
Belgium coach Marc Wilmots decided against asking him to train yesterday, and the £5.5m had a scan although the injury was not believed to be serious.
It is understood Wilmots even hopes to have Mirallas available for action again in time for the Red Devils' clash with Scotland at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels tonight.
IAN SNODIN - IVE had a lot of people coming up and agreeing with me since I wrote a piece saying Leighton Baines is now better than Ashley Cole and deserves to be Englands left-back.
Interestingly it hasnt just been Everton fans, or Merseysiders its been on my travels across the country.
The nation is waking up to something weve sensed at Goodison for quite some time.
Thats why Ill be irked if as has been suggested in some quarters Roy Hodgson decides to drop Bainsey and bring back the Chelsea man for his 100th cap.
Its nothing to do with Coles Tweets about the FA or anything else, I simply think Baines deserves his place.
In fact, if he is named on the bench I think hed have every right to go and ask why?
That might not be the lads style, hes an intelligent player who is mature enough to see the bigger picture.
But he did nothing wrong against San Marino and theres no reason whatsoever England cant benefit from his various attacking qualities against Poland in Warsaw.
Maybe Hodgson still values Coles added experience, but that argument will wear thin as Baines is also an experienced player who wont be fazed by anything.
David Moyes will make call on Ross Barkley loan extension only if it suits Toffees
IT SOUNDS like David Jones has been pleased with what Ross Barkley has contributed on loan at Sheffield Wednesday, and wants to keep him at Hillsborough for a while longer.
I dont blame him, the lad will bring positive qualities to any team.
But David Moyes will only allow him to remain in Sheffield if it is the right thing for Everton and thats exactly how it should be. Wednesday havent been winning but Ross is likely to want to carry on playing full games. But if Moyes needs him back as cover so be it. Thats his prerogative.
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Rob Howardi think we should re call ross barkley for the derby, i think the lad is good enough, if sterling can, ross can. also just incase fellaini and gibson are not fitTuesday 16th October 14:50 Report Comment
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Ian CuddyBaines has been better than Cole over the last two years according to statistics FACT and lets be honest Cole will be 34 in Brazil Coles a great player no doubt but when its time its TIMETuesday 16th October 11:08 Report Comment
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Like that Hugh Grant has done a lot of things. Like all the drugs and booze available to him in a five-mile radius.
Also, that he probably slept in a couch inside a dumpster and then woke up and a very advanced rat was combing his hair and since he didn't have time to get to a stylist before this Cloud Atlas premier he just went with it.
And, finally, that the man just does not really care about anything, because look at him.
He has no cares to give.
Then I read on Twitter that Hugh Grant's got a second kid with the woman he already had a kid with but then told everyone that it was just a one-time thing.
Guess not.
In answer to some journos. Am thrilled my daughter now has a brother.Adore them both to an uncool degree. They have a fab mum.— Hugh Grant (@HackedOffHugh) February 16, 2013
And to be crystal clear. I am the Daddy.— Hugh Grant (@HackedOffHugh) February 16, 2013
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Mary Crooks, BA (Hons), MA, has been Executive Director of the Victorian Women's Trust since November 1996. She has a background in tertiary teaching, public policy and the design and management of public processes that enable people to give voice and act on issues of concern within their communities.
In her time at the Victorian Women's Trust, she has designed and led several major policy and philanthropic initiatives, including The Purple Sage project, Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Lives, and the six-year Watermark Australia project. She oversaw the development of the Trust's anti-violence program, Be The Hero! as well as co-researching and writing the Trust's research paper on the treatment of former women religious, The Paradox of Service. More recently, she researched and wrote A Gender Lens for Inclusive Philanthropy.
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By MICHAEL HALL The Brunswick News The Three Rivers Regional Library System is asking a county court to let it stay in Brunswick. Either that or make Glynn County compensate it for having to move to a new home. Its demands are outlined in a lawsuit filed against Glynn County following a notice of eviction from the Brunswick-Glynn County Library on Gloucester Street in downtown Brunswick. In the lawsuit filed by attorney Charles Bachman Jr. in Glynn County Superior Court Friday, the library system is asking the court for an injunction to stop the eviction issued to it by the county on April 11. The eviction follows the decision earlier this year by the board of trustees of the Brunswick-Glynn County Library to leave the seven-county regional system and form its own single-county system. Glynn County owns both the downtown library, 208 Gloucester St., and the St. Simons Island Library in the Casino near Neptune Park. The regional system says it is entitled to a payment or a place in the downtown library, where it houses its computer servers, other equipment and 10 employees, because it provided $1.5 million in 2003 to renovate the Brunswick facility. It also says the more than $2 million given by the state to renovate the library and buy equipment for it entitles the system to payment. "(The system) will suffer irreparable harm, injury, loss and damage for which there is no adequate remedy at law. By virtue of foregoing improper conduct by (Glynn County), (the system) is, and continues to be irreparably harmed," Bachman writes in the lawsuit. The lawsuit acknowledges there is no official lease agreement between the two parties and says the library system's occupancy in the long-term has been implied. It also says the system tried to work with the county to negotiate a lease several times, but the county would not work with it. The library system is requesting a jury trial at which payment for damages will be determined should the jury find in its favor. Glynn County Commission Chairwoman Mary Hunt said the lawsuit does not change the county's plans to drop out of the Three Rivers Regional Library System and added that it keeping a presence in the building on Gloucester Street is not an option because the county owns the building and no lease agreement exists. How the county will move forward with the lawsuit is still to be determined. "We haven't had a conversation as a commission to discuss how we will proceed," Hunt said. She is disappointed the county and Three Rivers Regional Library System could not work out an agreement otherwise, but added the county is not planning to let it stay. Other counties in the Three Rivers system are Brantley, Camden, Charlton, Long, McIntosh and Wayne. * Reporter Michael Hall writes about public safety, environment and other local topics. Contact him at email@example.com, on Facebook or at 265-8320, ext. 320.


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Not to play devil's advocate... but what if they don't have $7 per day?
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For February we've rounded up our favorite men's athletic underwear to help you reach fitness goals much easier, quicker and of course while looking sexier.
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Recent studies lead us to believe one thing: tight underwear decreases sperm count and mobility.
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Sunday was tax day, and presuming you all filed your taxes correctly (you did, right?) most of you will be eligible for a refund. If you filed them extra correctly, you may even be eligible for a big refund. So, what are you going to do with all that free money? Buy the most expensive underwear you can buy?
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December 6, 2006
The University of Virginia Community received a big boost thanks to a multi-million dollar donation. The five million dollar gift may be given to those on grounds, but it can affect each and every one of us. It will go to the Curry School of Education. Students there will use it to become better teachers, and in turn teach the younger kids who are our future.
A philanthropist, advocate, and the co-founder of Black Entertainment Television joined governor Tim Kaine and University of Virginia President John Casteen for a big announcement.
"The reason why I gave five million dollars to Curry is because I believe Curry is really the base of where everyone should look," said Black Entertainment Television Co-founder Sheila C. Johnson.
Sheila Johnson, who describes herself as a life-long educator, made the pledge because she feels the Curry School should be the model for all teaching institutions.
"UVa is terrific, but I fell in love with Curry because I am an educator, and a teacher first. I was really impressed with what Curry was doing," added Johnson.
The multi-million dollar gift will establish the Sheila C. Johnson Center of Human Services. It will help foster significant outreach efforts on behalf of the Curry School and the University of Virginia.
"Outreach programs on which we are focusing in this project include a communications disorders center, a center on reading and the acquisition of literacy, a center on counseling and career development, and one on clinical psychological services," said University of Virginia President John T. Casteen, III.
All those outreach programs are very important to the Curry School of Education as well as Virginia's governor. Governor Kaine called the gift a great surprise.
"It was a nice wonderful call out of the blue when she called me two months ago to say I want help because I want to give five million dollars to the Curry School," said Virginia Governor Tim Kaine.
Governor Kaine added, "this was a great opportunity to form a partnership with a great friend."
Governor Kaine and Sheila Johnson have been good friends for the better part of five years.
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Since the inception of integrated electronic circuits there has been a trend of miniaturizing as many electronic, optical and even mechanical circuits and systems as possible. For optical applications this naturally led to the invention of semiconductor optical sources such as the laser diode (LD) and the light emitting diode (LED). A third device, the superluminescent diode was later invented to offer an output with a power similar to that of an LD and spectral width similar to that of an LED. However, there is usually a trade off between the output power and spectral width of the generated beam. The main challenge in the development of SLD is, therefore, finding ways to mitigate the power-spectral linewidth trade off.
Previous work has two major directions. In the first one the goal is to eliminate facet reflections thus preventing lasing from happening. The detrimental effect of lasing is that even before it starts the spectral width quickly narrows down. In the second research direction the goal is to make the material gain spectrum wider by playing with different parameters of quantum well active regions.
This research work explores yet another way of broadening output spectrum of SLD while allowing the power to increase at the same time. The surface-plasmon waveguide (SPWG) has been proposed to replace the dielectric waveguide, for the first time. A novel SPWG structure is introduced and designed to optimize the device performance in terms of the output power, spectral width and their product known as the power-linewidth product. The effect of different parameters of the new structure on the output light is investigated and attention is given to the high power, high spectral width and high power-linewidth product regimes.
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Truck slams into RCMP cruiser
Update -- Jan. 28, 2:50 p.m.
A 47-year-old man has been charged with two counts of Criminal Negligence Causing Bodily Harm after he crashed his car into a police vehicle and injured two officers.
James Burton Weaver is suspected of being behind the wheel when his car struck a parked police vehicle and pushed it into another police vehicle.
An officer was pinned between the two cars and had to be rushed to hospital with serious injuries.
Weaver will be appearing in Surrey Provincial Court this afternoon.
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Two Mounties — including one who was pinned between police vehicles — have been taken to hospital with serious injuries following an accident outside a Surrey police station.
Sgt. Dale Carr says the accident took place mid-afternoon Monday in the parking lot of the Newton District Office.
He says police believe a motorist was travelling through the parking lot, struck a parked police vehicle and pushed it into another police vehicle.
An officer who was on foot was pinned between the two police vehicles.
The officer who was inside the vehicle was also injured, but Carr says the person in the first vehicle was not injured and taken into custody.
The RCMP's traffic section is investigating the incident.
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Prince Harry Loses Beloved Polo Pony Drizzle To Heart Attack
Written by Vegetarian Star on May 17th, 2010 in Animal Issues.
Prince William and Prince Harry were saddened by the loss of their pet polo pony, Drizzle, recently, when the horse suffered a heart attack and collapsed during a game of the sport.
According to the Daily Mail, Harry noticed the horse wasn't running like it normally did, so he pulled it out of the game and it died shortly thereafter.
Although some estimate a horse's life span to be 30-35 years of age, Drizzle was only 10.
According to PETA UK's blog, Animal Writes, like horses and the American Kentucky Derby, the sport and the animals often don't mix well and injuries to the ankles are common due to the fact horses are required to make numerous sharp turns and sudden stops.
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Brewer Snedden set a goal a year ago to become the state BMX champion in his division. Hard work, determination and an intense focus facilitated Brewer's win at the state championship Sept. 13-14 at Rad Canyon in South Jordan.
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The Morgan County Council approved the first phase of the Morgan Bike Park, which could include a pump track area. The area would be restricted to non-motorized recreation only.
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Wines of the Month
January, 2002
The origins of grape varieties can be fascinating. The best-known grapes have been grown for centuries, and the origins of many of them have been lost to history, often becoming shrouded in uncertainty and myth. Until now, that is.
Modern science has a way of dispelling myths, no matter how poetically appealing they may be. And in the case of grapes, the science of DNA analysis (basically, the same type of analysis done in paternity tests and criminal investigations) has resulted in a bounty of information about the previously mysterious origins of some of the oldest and most famous varieties. And one of the most tantalizing examples of the power of science to debunk old legends is that of Syrah.
"Syrah" is best known for its role in France's Rhône Valley, where it is the principal red grape of the Northern Rhône, starring in wines such as Hermitage and Côte-Rôtie. It also appears in the wines of the Southern Rhône, though Grenache is more widely cultivated in that region. Today, Syrah is produced in many areas of the world, and some people even argue that the grape is most widely known, at least among casual consumers, by another name, "Shiraz" (more on the importance of this name in a moment). "Shiraz" wines were popularized by the Australians, who generally favored a lush, fruitier, less-earthy, and more forward style than the Rhône vintners. Today, you can also find "Shiraz" from South Africa and the United States. However, regardless of which name is used, the grape is still the same.
Syrah has been known by many names at various times and in different regions, but "Syrah" and "Shiraz" (along with some variants) have contributed most to the myths about the origin of the grape. The most widespread story used both names to point to an Eastern origin. The ancient Persian city of Shiraz was famous for its high quality wine. As a result, some people believed that Syrah was a corruption of "Shiraz," denoting that the grape had its roots in that region, being introduced into France by Romans, Crusaders, or trade (depending on the version being told). Some Australians have gone so far as to claim that their name is really the "proper" historical designation, and that they aren't using the French "corruption." However, like many aesthetically pleasing stories that aren't based on much evidence, this one falls apart if you look carefully at the facts.
First, the idea that this red grape made the Persian city of Shiraz famous seems unlikely, at best. Shiraz was famous for its white wine, not red. Second, the name of the grape doesn't really point at one unique possible origin. Using the name of a grape to determine its origin has its own difficulties (as you'll see later), but even if you accept the validity of the technique, the relationship between Syrah/Shiraz and the Persian city becomes quite murky. Shiraz was given that name in Australia after being imported from france by James Busby in 1832. Unfortunately, he didn't call it Shiraz; he noted the grape name as "Scyras". Now "Scyras" and "Syrah" may share some similarity to "Shiraz," but people have also argued for a connection to Syracuse (on Sicily), from where it could have been brought by Romans, or Cyprus. Since the name doesn't just lead to one possible origin, but to many, its usefulness is limited at best. The circumstantial evidence, along with ampelographic analyses of various Rhône grapes, led experts to abandon the city of Shiraz hypothesis years ago. However, the myth has continued to spread; in the past year, I've heard it from wine enthusiasts, retailers, and even, just last month, a local wine columnist.
Fortunately, in June of last year, scientists Carole Meredith, of the University of California at Davis, and Jean-Michel Boursiquot, of L'École Nationale Superiore Agronomique de Monpellier, produced a definitive study, absolutely settling the question of Syrah's origin. Their DNA analysis established that Syrah is the offspring of two obscure French grapes, Dureza and Mondeuse Blanche. Dureza is grown in the Ardeche region, west of the Rhône, and Mondeuse Blanche (a.k.a. Dongine) is a relative of Mondeuse Noire, both of which are grown in the Savoie. With two French parents, it is absolutely clear that Syrah is indigenous to France, despite any more exotic myths you may hear.
Whatever the name, and regardless of its origin, Syrah can make wonderful wines, with fruit, earth, spice, and pepper elements. The best Syrahs reward aging, and many are great to drink in their youth. Even though it may not have as exotic of a history as some people thought, it still gives plenty of pleasure in the glass!
This month, I've selected a few Syrahs (and a Shiraz...) in a range of styles, and from very different parts of the world, to show off the versatility of this great grape.
Rosemount Shiraz South Eastern Australia '99 - Typical
Rosemount diamond-label shiraz, with plum, spice, black cherry and a
bit of chocolate in the nose. Lush mouthfeel with little acid or
tannin. Good black fruits with a bit of leather to keep things
interesting. Finishes with medium length and intensity, black fruit
flavors dominating. Not as intense as some previous years, but still
quite enjoyable and a bargain at approximately US$10. Drink
Qupe Syrah Bien Nacido Vineyard Santa Barbara '98 - Aromas
of chocolate, toasty wood, and some plum. Flavors of plum and black
cherry, but also a lot of wood given the intensity level of the
fruit. More oak than fruit on the finish, too, along with very
moderate tannins. While I think time would help the fruit and oak
integrate, the lack of acidity and tannin makes me think that this
will drink better young. If you are fond of oaky wines, you'll like
this better than I did.
Paul Jaboulet Ainé Crozes-Hermitage Les Jalets '94 -
A nice bargain from the Rhône Valley. This wine was
decanted, and the evolution was followed over several hours. The nose
is subdued at first, but then develops some cherry, meat, pepper, and
other complex notes. Dark ruby, with brick edges, and a somewhat
murky appearance. The palate also changes with time, being quite
closed at first, with only modest cherry and leather. Later, meat,
plum, and anise come out, and later, pepper and tobacco. Somewhat
lacking concentration, and the acidity seems slightly high. Graceful
finish, with anise, leather, cherry, meat, tobacco, and tertiary
flavors. The smooth tannins are still evident. A bargain for
The Ojai Vineyard Syrah California '94 - Fills the glass
and your nose with plums and chocolate, later adding some earthy
notes. Lots of plum, cherry, and brambleberry fruit, along with some
spice, earth, and smoke notes. Tannins are still evident, but very
smooth. Long, satisfying, mouthfilling finish of cherries, earth, and
As always, your comments are welcome.
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- Address:
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Denver, CO 80209Neighborhood:
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- Cuisine:
SushiPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.japonsushi.com/
- Phone: 3037440330
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 3:00pm
Saturday: 12:00 pm -3:00 pm
Monday - Thursday: 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Friday & Saturday: 4:00 pm - 10:30 pm
Sunday: 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Seafood, Japanese
- Executive Chef: Miki Hashimoto,Yoji Yamada
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Catering: Please contact our catering division
Japon2go and ask for Manager Kayo.
- Entertainment: Free Wi-Fi throughout the restaurant.
A word from Japon
The success of a restaurant all depends on the cooperation of its staff. When people take pride in what they do and enjoy their work environment, it shines through to the customers and employees alike.Continued
Here at Japon, Owner Miki Hashimoto opened Japon with one thought in mind; He wanted to create an atmosphere where people could experience a mini vacation while dining in their own city. Miki-san adds to the intrigue of Japon by keeping it an exciting dining destination for people around the metro area. Just as Japon's menu and decor changes, so does Miki-san, and always for Excellence.
Here at Japon, Owner Miki Hashimoto opened Japon with one thought in mind; He wanted to create an atmosphere where people could experience a mini vacation while dining in their own city. Miki-san adds to the intrigue of Japon by keeping it an exciting dining destination for people around the metro area. Just as Japon's menu and decor changes, so does Miki-san, and always for Excellence.
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Japon reviews from OpenTable diners
- Awesome as alwayswinendineDined on 10/9/2013This was our last visit to Japon, as they are closing at the end of October (the building owner sold the space). It was wonderful as always and we are looking forward to the new concept they will be opening next spring in the new location. Get to Japon while you can. :)Special Features:
- Most Unique Sushi I have had yet.AmbramomDined on 10/4/2013I have never had sushi served the way they do at Japon. Veggies were tied on top of rice with seaweed ties. It was beautiful, unexpected and delicious! The eight piece Veggie sushi was more than enough food for me. I also had the spicy edamame via my friend who shared, and they were wonderful; as was the veggie tempura, lightly fried and wondrously diverse. The service was excellent, and I can't wait to try the new restaurant in their lodo space coming next summer..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I've dined here repeatedlyShellyshellDined on 9/13/2013I've dined here repeatedly and appreciate the consistency of great service, food, and friendly staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great sushidenvergirlVIPDined on 8/23/2013We really enjoyed this place. Food and service were good. The only downside was the table we sat at was super close to other 2 tops...restaurant seemed a little too packed in.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LacklusteralliedenverDined on 8/18/2013Went to this place a few months earlier and really enjoyed it. This time, not so much. The sushi quality really decreased. Even the edamame was not what I was hoping for--completely over cooked and mushy. Server was nice, nothing special. Not sure I'd go here again considering there is cheaper sushi elsewhere that tastes the same. Maybe it was just bad luck this time around?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceLisaDined on 8/2/2013We had a wonderful meal. Food was superb and service was great. Would recommend Japon to friends and family.Special Features:
- Great sushi, not so great serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/1/2013Visited early in the evening (530) and it was not crowded or busy, seemed to be staffed just right yet our server was slow, unattentive, failing to refill our water until we were receiving the check. Dessert sat plated for several minutes as our server chatted with other staff. It was as though we were an after thought. Unfortunate. Have been here 3 times now for the sushi, which is great, but equally disappointed in service each time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 7/19/2013We ordered the executive dinner that consisted of at least 10 dishes and were warned of the long prep time. We had a few appetizers and the two dinners were out in no time. The dishes were varied, delicious and prepared very well. We have not had this type of presentation except in Japan....menu was very extensive...we want to return to try other dishes!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful, Delicious, SubtleOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/30/2013We visited Japonon a Sunday night -- not always the best for sushi elsewhere, but it was my son's birthday. Everything was delicious. Our server, Katsuko, guided us with recommendations about what was particularly fresh or good that night, and it was perfect.The menu is a little confusing, but that's a small thing. We left we feeling well taken care of and definitely well-fed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday Dinner PerfectionOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/21/2013My husband and I ate at Japon for my birthday, and our waitress went above and beyond to make me feel like it was a special evening. The sake and sushi were amazing, and the service was fantastic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Having lived 12+ years injustanotheropinionDined on 6/8/2013Having lived 12+ years in Japan and now living in Denver, Japon is one of my favorite Metro-Denver Japanese restaurants. The food and atmosphere remind me of many of the places I loved in Japan. The majority of the dishes are traditional Japanese; while a few have modernist twist. The traditional and modernist dishes alike are rooted in Japanese inspired taste. My absolute favorites are the sushi and agedashi tofu. If you are a ramen lover or want to find out what real ramen taste like, get the ramen. The ramen's comforting broth and perfectly cooked noodles are perfect for adults and kids alike. Japon is on my short list of places to go when disappointment is not an option.Special Features:
- greatOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 6/8/2013We have been to Japon many times but this was our best experience ever. Sushi is so fresh and innovative. The sliders also were an unexpected treat. Service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always FabulousOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 5/31/2013One of our favorite sushi spots!! Always fresh and yummy~ Will be back again soon!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Celebrating Birthdays!SarahDined on 5/18/2013Many thanks for the wonderful birthday celebrations! The sweet photo gift was an awesome surprise, and a wonderful keepsake. We will definitely be back to enjoy delicious sushi and fun celebrations.Special Features:
- Our server could have beenOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/17/2013Our server could have been more attentive. The California dynamite roll is delicious. I will continue to go back.Special Features:
- A nice neighborhood Sushi place.OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 4/5/2013Interesting preparations of sushi i hadn't seen elsewhere. Sushi quality was good. It could use a renovation; tables and floors are old. The service was excellent without drawing attention to itself; that's the best kind.Special Features:
- SERVICE AND PRESENTATION OFhowellndogDined on 3/18/2013SERVICE AND PRESENTATION OF THE FOOD ORDERS WAS VERY SLOW.I would recommend this to a friend.
- They have redeemed themselves.Gourmet1978VIPDined on 3/16/2013They have redeemed themselves. The past few times, service was not the usual. This time, service was back to its usual standard. Food was good as usual.
- We eat here at least monthlyOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 3/15/2013We eat here at least monthly and Friday night not only was the food great, but the waitress we had was the best we have had ever eating there. I hope she stays!
- we were very pleased withOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/8/2013we were very pleased with our dinner, the food was excellent.Special Features:
- The service was extremelyJMMMDined on 3/8/2013The service was extremely slow, waitress was rude and messed up our order. It took about 3 hours to get through the entire meal and the sushi was sloppy and not very fresh.
- We were at Japon for 5280OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 3/6/2013We were at Japon for 5280 and to celebrate a family birthday. We were not disappointed. The food was delicious and so much I had to take 1/2 home. The waiter was very friendly and compitent. It was busy so we had to wait a bit, but that was understandable and the waiter apologized and gave us extra saki. The bar area was vibrant. The noise level was a bit high, there were 5 of us trying to talk and it was a bit hard to hear one another. Will definately go back!Special Features:
- Had a great meal. Very busyOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/6/2013Had a great meal. Very busy for a Wednesday night, but it was almost the end of Restaurant week so that could have been it. The main course and dessert were a little slow to arrive, but our group of 6 was having fun talking so it wasn't a major deal. We all got the $52.80 four course meal and it was very good. It was my first time for sushi, so it was fun to do it with family helping me!Special Features:
- Excellent food and very goodDenverdinerDined on 3/2/2013Excellent food and very good service! We also enjoyed the atmostphere.Special Features:
- Some of the best sushi I'veAHHAVIPDined on 3/2/2013Some of the best sushi I've had in Denver. We went for 5280 Restaurant week and were given SO MUCH SUSHI the 3 of us brought half of it home. Fantastic.Special Features:
- The service was top notch!DaneDined on 3/2/2013The service was top notch! I am not giving 5 stars on all accounts as i only tried the sushi. I highly recommend for a nice date night. I also suggest sitting at the sushi bar. The chefs are a blast to chat with!Special Features:
- I have been to Japon manyOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/1/2013I have been to Japon many times. We made reservations for 5280 week. The food selections and amount were amazaing well worth the value.Special Features:
- The 5280 menu was incredibleOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 3/1/2013The 5280 menu was incredible the fish was so fresh and cut quite thick verrrry good. The only draw back was the table are verrry close together so if you are trying to go on a romatic or private date/conversation I would not suggest this place. Otherwise, it's a very cute and fun atmosphere and the food is outstanding.Special Features:
- Awesome vibe, great foodMicDenDined on 3/1/2013First of all, Japon is just a COOL restaurant. The atmosphere is fun and funky, but elegant. The sushi is very fresh, presented beautifully, and there are several very unique rolls you won't find anywhere else.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was a good experience.RDCATVIPDined on 2/28/2013It was a good experience. I used to live in neighborhood and went to Japon often. But since moving out of the area, it's easy to forget that it was there. It was great to get re-acquainted with the restaurant. Thank you Restaurant week for giving this opportunity. By the way, when I checked in at the hostess table. They did not have the reservations. Luckily I did have the computer generated confirmation. I don't think they were able to give me credit for Open Table. They said they would look into it and for me to also mention it to Open Table.Special Features:
- The sushi was incredible,OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/26/2013The sushi was incredible, lots of food for the 5280 price. Worth the $!!!Special Features:
- The sushi was fishy and ourOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/26/2013The sushi was fishy and our server acted as if she was too busy to take care of us. She didn't smile once and didn't check on us once we got our food. Finally, when we ordered the Creme Brulee for dessert, there was no burnt or crispy top. It was all soft custard.
- Came here for restaurant weekOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 2/26/2013Came here for restaurant week and there was really "too much" food - which isn't always a bad thing but it was just ok - I'm glad we came during a really good deal, would not have paid full price.Special Features:
- If you like sushi ... a must ....OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/23/2013We attended via 52.80 and not only did we get plenty of delicious food but plenty of it. The house wine, sauvigon blanc, was recommended and was very goood. We enjoyed the wall that was, basically like an aquariam, without the fish. It was beautiful to watch because it bubbled the entire time. This wall was behind the sushi chefs... we could watch them and the peaceful water works.Special Features:
- edamame didn't come out onSiudave2000Dined on 2/16/2013edamame didn't come out on time, so server comped it. He was very prompt and in tune with servicing his customers.
- Nice place to have sushi.JordanDined on 2/14/2013Nice place to have sushi. The night my wife and I went to dinner it was really buisy and took us about 15 minutes past our reservation to get seated. While we waited we had to listen to the loud bar that meets you in the front. After we got seated, we were quickly taken care of. The diablo roll was excellent and the sushi was also very nice. Had a great dinner and if we want sushi again I will go back.Special Features:
- Always worth a visit.adsklfjdasDined on 2/14/2013Japon's always been good to us. The food is great, service efficient and friendly, and the atmosphere is nice--just a step above casual dining.Special Features:
- Great Sushi!CheapSeatsDined on 2/14/2013Table seating can be somewhat tight in some areas but the food choices, presentation and value are excellent. Parking can be difficult but valet is available and complimentary. Servers are friendly but when a very busy night, bring your conversation to help fill in the gaps. HIghly recommended as a less expensive sushi experience with no drop in quality.Special Features:
- Must go again!HelloDined on 2/14/2013Took my date there for Valentine's day. Easy to make a reservation. Excellent food! Good service from waitress. Great place!Special Features:
- Japon keeps doing what it does bestOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/8/2013Great sushi in a bright and energetic atmosphere. Great for casual group dining or a romantic dinner for two. A staple in the Wash Park neighborhood for the last two decades, there's a reason this place has been going strong for so many years. Do yourself a favor and try the specials from the sushi bar like a plate of sashimi or one of their non-traditional creations.Special Features:


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"As we've seen with PBS Digital Studios, the appetite for well-produced video on the web is growing substantially. Last year, Americans viewed more than 38 billion videos online a month,"said Jason Seiken, PBS General Manager, Digital. "The Online Film Festival is a great example of how we can leverage the web's reach to showcase the terrific work of our producing partners, including the work of PBS member stations. We see the Online Film Festival as another example of how PBS and our partners are innovating and experimenting with different formats and platforms."
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"56 Up" is the eighth film in a series of landmark documentaries that began 49 years ago when UK-based Granada's World in Action team, inspired by the Jesuit maxim "Give me the child until he is seven and I will give you the man," interviewed a diverse group of seven-year-old children from all over England, asking them about their lives and their dreams for the future. Michael Apted, a researcher for the original film, has returned to interview the "children" every seven years since, at ages 14, 21, 28, 35, 42, 49, and now at age 56. In this latest chapter, more life-changing decisions are revealed, more shocking announcements are made and more of the original group takes part than ever before, speaking out on a variety of subjects including love, marriage, career and class.
"Don't Stop Believin': Everyman's Journey" – INDEPENDENT LENS
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For Arnel Pineda, the past five years have been the stuff that dreams are made of. In 2007, hisfriend began uploading videos of the aspiring Filipino singer covering classic rock songs onto YouTube. One of the videoswas seen by Neal Schon, guitarist for the iconic rock band Journey. Blown away by Pineda's talent and uncanny vocal similarity to former Journey front man Steve Perry, Schon flew Pineda from Manila to San Francisco to audition for the band.The rest is history. But Pineda's personal journey had just begun. His mother died when he was 12 and he ended up on the streets. And with no classical music training, he was anything but prepared for the grueling physical and emotional strains that come from fronting a rock band on a whirlwind world tour. Can a man who has already overcome so many obstacles deal with the demands of his newfound fame?


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Sam Shepard is a playwright, actor, director, musician and perhaps the biggest Badass you've never heard of. Let's just start at the beginning.During his formative years, Shepard worked on a ranch in his hometown. Blue collar themes would figure heavily into his later work, and his genuine cowboy credentials figure heavily into his badass status.His first brush with the mainstream came once he moved to New York City during the mid-sixties, when he served as the drummer for the highly eccentric psychedelic folk band Holy Modal Rounders around the time of their third album. The Rounders subsequently appeared in one of Shepard's early plays.Drumming for a reasonably successful rock band is a career in and of itself for most, but for Shepard, this was barely a hobby. He was highly involved in New York City's off-off-Broadway theatre scene in the 60s and early 70s. His best known plays came during the late 70s and early 80s, at which time he had relocated to San Francisco. Some of his most notable works of the period are Curse of the Starving Class, Buried Child (for which Shepard won a Pulitzer) and True West. At the same time, he was collaborating with no less than Bob Dylan, helping him with his film Renaldo and Clara and co-writing Dylan's song "Brownsville Girl."His plays are just as awesome as he is. Falling somewhere between Absurdism and Post Modernism, plays by Sam Shepard tend to be darkly funny and somewhat menacing. (Just read a synopsis of Tooth of Crime or Buried Child some time.) Also, if a play doesn't deconstruct the American Dream at some point, he probably didn't write it.Did we mention that he's also an actor? He claims to act simply to fund his playwriting career, but if you've ever seen one of his films, you know that he is a damn fine actor for someone who only really dabbles. He was nominated for an Oscar for his portrayal of Chuck Yeager in The Right Stuff. (Think about that — Chuck freakin' Yeager. And he nailed it.) You may also recognize him from Black Hawk Down, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, or any number of other bit character roles he's taken over the years. (His choices in this regard seem to defy categorization — e.g., he was Dolly Parton's husband in Steel Magnolias, like maybe tenth or eleventh in the cast of characters. But that's Sam for ya.)And of course that's just his professional life; the company he keeps privately is no less awesome. When Shepard first moved to New York, he lived with Charles Mingus Jr. (yes, the son of that Charles Mingus). He was briefly involved with Punk Rock legend Patti Smith before shacking up with Jessica Lange (they're still together). The level of talent his productions currently attract is also very high, with a recent play starring Nick Nolte, Sean Penn, Woody Harrelson, and Cheech Marin.To recap: cowboy, psychedelic rock drummer, playwright extraordinaire, actor (when he feels like it) and lives with one of the most beautiful actresses, ever.To recap more succintly: Badass.
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The Institute for Applied Computational Science was established in September 2010 by the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. It is charged with launching a unique interdisciplinary education and research program in computational science and engineering (CSE).
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- enhance existing courses in applied mathematics and computation and develop new computational science courses, activities and research opportunities for Harvard students from across the sciences
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(10/02/12) - From meat and produce to poultry and peanut butter, higher food prices are taking a bigger bite out of your income. And, if you've been to your local grocer or orchard, you know that trend applies to apples and cider, too.
Weather played an important role, wiping out most of Michigan's apple crop. But higher costs can't be blamed just on the shortage of apples. "The major problem is not really the cost of the apples, it's the cost of shipping them," says Zachary Koan of Almar Orchards.
Shipping can add up to thousands of dollars on apples brought in from other key apple states like Washington State or New York. And, it all adds up at the retail level. "Normally, you buy a gallon of cider, any other year for 4 or 5 bucks, it's 10 bucks (now)," Koan said.
Customers like Swartz Creek native Chris Hall and his family are not letting higher prices ruin a good time. "We enjoy the animals in the back and the cider and doughnuts here inside the store." Local say they will continue to support Mid-Michigan orchards. " This is homegrown for the most-part. You have to make sure you support them and keep them in business," says Jackie Hall.
Almar Orchards, in Flushing, lost all of their crop this year. They're spending more to stock their shelves with fruit from other parts of Michigan, and from other states. Koan also notes that apple costs have risen 10-20 percent, thanks in part to a bumper crop in other parts of the country off-setting added shipping charges.
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As a Physical Science major you'll study geology, astronomy, mathematics, chemistry, and physics. MSU's Division of Science offers a choice between a straight physical science degree and an environmental science option, which places greater emphasis on biology and geology.
Program offerings
- Bachelor of Science in Education degree with a major in Physical Science
- Physical Science minor
- Physical Science concentration
Learning to teach
Physical Science is a learn-by-doing degree. You'll participate in a wide range of practicum-centered experiences and be encouraged to participate in faculty research projects. You also will take core education classes in curriculum development, classroom management, planning and assessment, teaching diverse and exceptional learners, and child, adolescent and educational psychology.
Requirements for future teachers
Admission to the teacher education program is selective. Criteria includes:
- Minimum GPA of 2.5 in MSU general studies and required education courses
- 20 hours of documented, supervised activities with children
- References from two former teachers and from your college program
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In addition to university wide teacher education requirements, there are additional Division of Science requirements.
Once accepted to the program, education majors participate in classroom experiences and complete a student teaching requirement.
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Teachers like working with children and adolescents, have a command of the content they teach, are good at explaining things, have a sense of humor, are fair-minded and build relationships with students and parents. They often work with students from varied ethnic, racial and religious backgrounds. In addition to conducting classroom activities, they may oversee study halls and homerooms, supervise extracurricular activities and accompany students on field trips.
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Overall, teacher employment is expected to remain steady in the Midwest and grow faster than average in the South and West. Those who teach science are more likely to find teaching jobs.
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The houses in Marktown that have been partially restored appeared in groups. This was the exception. As a home owner, I find this very odd. Property value is equal to the lowest value in the area. Rennovating a house inches away from rubble makes no sense to me. For that reason, I am sure that much more plays into these restorations than what meets the eye.
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text: The Freaky Fish With a horse's head and a monkey's tail, seahorses are one of the ocean's strangest and most charismatic inhabitants. In this one-hour special, wildlife filmmaker Natali Tesche-Ricciardi sets out to investigate something that most people don't realize seahorse populations are in crisis. Videos 2:25Pregnant MalesNo VideoNo Video