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Ratings based on 46 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.5 Room cleanliness
4.6 Service & staff
4.3 Room comfort
4.2 Hotel condition
They paid and stayed.
We double-checked.
We double-checked.
for Couplesby A verified traveller from London
For a single Saturday night it was perfect.Posted 23-Sep-2014
Pros: Spotless room and lobby.
Cons: The corporate decor, while modern, clean, and fresh, is rather gloomy.
Location: We walked to dinner and a concert at the Corn Exchange. If you want to tour Cambridge on foot, it's a terrific location.
We came to town for a concert. This place ticked the boxes: well reviewed, easy to park (and free), clean, quiet and comfortable. Those seeking a quirky bed and breakfast, the seclusion of the countryside, or cloying gingham fabric and overstuffed armchairs should look elsewhere. Those who want efficiency and cleanliness will be quite happy.
for Everyoneby A verified traveller from Toronto, ON
Good hotel overallPosted 30-Aug-2014
Friendly staff, convenient location. Nice looking lobby. Very slow wiress internet.
for Everyoneby A verified traveller from Sussex
Reasonable hotel well situated for restaurantsPosted 24-Jul-2014
Comfortable room but we had a problem with the window that would not stay open and the shower which was not working-they fixed the showe for us. Breakfast preparation was very slow - We waited half an hour for the cooked breakfast and then it was CS when it arrived! Would stay elsewhere if we visited Cambridge again
for Everyoneby A verified traveller from Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, UK
Lovely stayPosted 14-Jul-2014
This was one of the few hotels that allowed you to book for just one night at the weekend. Another big selling point was the free parking which few other central hotels offered. The location was great, overlooking the Green and just a short walk of the city. The hotel was in good decorative order, the air conditioning worked well and our room was comfortable. We didn't stay for breakfast because there are so many eateries in walking distance but I liked the fact that it was small hotel and the staff we had contact with were all courteous and helpful.
for Everyoneby Caroline from UK
Perfect StayPosted 28-Jun-2014
Pros: Staff were very professional and welcoming
Cons: Nothing that I can think of
Location: Hotel is situated about 5 - 10 minutes walk to most attractions.
We stayed here for a recent graduation and although the hotel was full, everything ran very smoothly. The public areas were well maintained and we were particularly impressed by the staff who were welcoming, polite and efficient. They were attentive to all the guests and seemed very professional. Our room was very clean with a compact bathroom and walk in shower. The bed was very comfortable and a turn down service was provided which we had not expected. We have stayed in a few hotels in Cambridge and by comparison this offers very good value for money with the additional benefit of free car parking. I would definitely recommend the hotel.
for Couplesby Liz
Good hotel near to the centre of Cambridge.Posted 16-Jun-2014
Cons: Only thing that we found fault with was no way to get rid of the steam in the bathroom, so was awkward for second person to use.
Location: Very central although on a busy road if you get a room at back very quiet.
Although the hotel is coming to the end of a refurbishment the staff still made you very welcome under quite trying conditions for them. The refurb is lovely the public rooms are comfortable and stylish. The bedroom we had was large, bathroom clean and modern. Breakfast was great, cooked to order. All the staff were professional and very helpful, especially a lovely Swedish guy on Reception. We would defo go back.
for Couplesby A verified traveller from Scotland
LOVED the air conditioning!Posted 13-Jun-2014
Pros: As above
Cons: Only the disruption due to the refurbishment, but that's to be expected.
Location: The hotel is very close to the centre of the city which houses the main colleges and interesting buildings. It is a short walk to the river.
We had a most delightful break in Cambridge and the hotel was in a great location. It was easy to walk from the hotel to the main sights. The staff were friendly, helpful and pleasant. As it was very warm weather, the air conditioning really helped to make our stay comfortable. Unfortunately, there was refurbishment taking place which was a bit noisy at times, but it was kept to a minimum and didn't spoil our time at the hotel. We would return to this hotel if we revisit Cambridge.
for Everyoneby Janet from Sydney Australia
Comfortable and well-located hotelPosted 29-May-2014
Pros: Location, staff, breakfast
Location: An easy walk to the historic town centre,colleges, pubs, eateries, galleries and river with its boating activities.
This was a good hotel quite well located close to the old town and university. The staff were helpful and breakfast was wonderful. I thought it was quite expensive for a regional hotel, but then I did stay on the weekend.
for Everyoneby A verified traveller
Gonville, CambridgePosted 21-Apr-2014
Very convenient for walking into the centre of Cambridge and with car parking.
for Couplesby A verified traveller
Nice hotel close to townPosted 08-Apr-2014
Pros: Location, room, free wifi and parking
Cons: Comfortable beds, quality of breakfast
Great location. 10mins walk from the historic city centre. Good sized room, free wifi and free parking. Breakfast in restaurant was average and should have gone into town. Only down side was the beds were like sleeping on a park bench! Why can't hotels understand how important this is? I would stay here again though.


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Donna Berger, right, wipes away tears during the vigil outside the former Catholic Community School on East Fort Avenue. Donna and deceased sister Lindy, both former students, were the victims of teacher John Merzbacher. On left is her brother Lou Berger.

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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9752125449597136882014-09-15T11:32:18.710-05:00Ebola NolaA group of Public Health Graduate students eating and cooking our way through New OrleansMPH Or Busthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-79136907852192392372010-10-18T19:28:00.015-05:002010-10-18T23:37:51.717-05:00Man Catching BeignetsWow what a wonderful, exciting, relaxing, quick, and unforgettable Fall Break. In the words of a Tulane photographer (long story) we were having a "staycation" in New Orleans. The weekend began on Thursday with Nikki and Brooke heading to the beach while Marta, Tara, Whitney, and Cameron had a picnic out at City Park.While I can not write about the fun had at the beach I can say that New Orleans City Park is one of my new favorite places to hang out and get away from the stress of school. We set up the hammock and had a wonderful salad picnic (compliments of Marta) with pita chips bought at the Walgreens! After the picnic we tossed around the frisbee....well more like ran after the frisbee we failed to catch, and had a photoshoot at the sculture garden.

A successful frisbee catch and a reenactment of a sculpture

The best part of the weekend (besides my friend Jamie coming in from Cleveland) was our Fall themed dinner on Saturday. The menu for the night consisted of a fall themed salad (Marta), squash soup (Whitney), Chicken stuffing wraps (Nikki), Sweet potatoes (Tara), Apple Crisps (Cameron), and pumpkin pie (Nikki). Move out of the way Martha Stewart, your fall theme parties were put to shame! After the delicious meal we proceeded to carve pumpkins and watch "Princess and the Frog". The pumpkin carving started out as an ambitious task of trying to carve the most elaborate designs from templates onto our pumpkins. However, after several mosquito bites and impending nightfall most reverted back to the toothy pumpkin grins we all know and love. Princess and the Frog was a hit and had most of us tearing up in the end. Even though I had seen it before, living in New Orleans and knowing the landmarks makes it even better.

Overall Fall Break went by in a whirlwind but created great memories with some great friends.

Apple Crisp and Chicken Stuffing Wraps

Our successful attempt at a group photo

Back Row-Whitney, Marta, Tara, Nikki, Cameron

Front Row-Amy and Jamie

MPH Or Busthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-84840769161441404172010-10-12T14:50:00.005-05:002010-10-12T15:09:25.101-05:00Exam Stress= PancakesIf you have been reading this blog you probably think that all we do is hang around, cook, drink, and be merry! Well you would be half right because we do those things most of the time but lately we have all been stressed to the max because of exams, papers, projects, etc.
Personally what is getting me through this week is this youtube clip
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So back to food, we decided that for this weeks meal we would make is easy and go the breakfast route with pancakes, sausage, and eggs. It was delicious and not so nutritious considering Marta would put handfulls of chocolate chips into each pancake! While in the kitchen we jammed to Tara's awesome cooking playlists and sang along obnoxiously loud (well maybe just me). Brooke unfortunately could not join us because she was stressing out at the med school, but she was at Fern Street in spirit.

MPH Or Busthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-30737385715941075352010-10-11T12:17:00.009-05:002010-10-11T19:30:28.247-05:00I didn't know Paula Dean was in New Orleans!?In an attempt to further procrastinate studying for our impending midterms a few of the Ebola Nola bloggers signed up for a cooking demonstration at the New Orleans School of Cooking  in the French Quarter. Little did we know that Paula Dean's long lost twin would be giving the demonstration. Needless to say, butter was a major ingredient in every dish we ate.

We started off with a corn and crab bisque that was so delicious we all had seconds. We also enjoyed a complementary Abita beer (or root beer which one of our bloggers may or may not have shoved in her purse to enjoy later...) with our meal. For the main course we had crawfish etouffee over rice with lots of "Joes Stuff" added in for an amazing flavor. For dessert we enjoyed bread pudding with a whiskey sauce and of course some pralines because it's just not a NOLA dinner party without them.

After dinner, our demonstrator gave us a very in depth history of how the the food and culture of New Orleans came to be(for notes and/or details please be sure to hit up Tara for all the details). All in all I cant really think of a better way to avoid studying for exams not to mention for the low low price of $10!Nikkihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-83319811562068745312010-10-10T10:28:00.001-05:002010-10-10T10:32:42.975-05:00this song is meant to keep you from doing what you're supposed to...
Tonight's preview...

Banana Pancakes

Marta (loves public health forever)http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-67096180104690419452010-10-04T10:06:00.004-05:002010-10-04T19:04:00.870-05:00Because Being an Adult is Less Fun
When Cameron suggested that our next dinner—my FIRST as an official member-- night be "childhood favorites" my mind went immediately to "what shameful things did I eat as a child but can no longer justify consuming?"
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Cameron and Tara Dressed From Their childhood

Various (delicious) processed foods with ingredient (read: chemical) lists the length of a short novel came to mind and I was reminded of the summer I was 10 and ate McDonald's chicken nuggets literally EVERY DAY for lunch. (Did my mom know that's how I spend my money? Why was an intervention not staged?) Since providing McDonald's for everyone seemed financially infeasible, I settled on an inevitable—and easy!—crowd favorite: boxed Kraft pasta salad! Just add the Italian dressing, folks!
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Fortunately Cameron provided some delicious frozen food fare with chicken patties--my vegetarian eyes had to lust from afar—and sweet potato fries. I was impressed by the latter because my palette as a child was not refined enough to enjoy a variance of the regular french fry beyond a tater tot.
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 Brook brought the sweet with the cherry 7 up and cream soda topped with maraschino cherries which, I don't know if you guys realize, are basically candy. Nikki provided the HIGHLY addictive puppy chow; I'm pretty sure I had it in my mouth before I even greeted my hosts. Marta baked an impressive peach cobbler topped with equally impressive homemade whipped cream. Proof that we were adults eating childrens' favorite foods? We barely made a dent on the whipped cream. As a kid my fingers would have been all up in that stuff all night.

 Fortunately Tara brought some much needed veggies—though she did top them with cheese and, admittedly, not sure I would have eaten them any other way back in '89. Kendal made some ridiculous (in a good way) potatoes topped with cheese, sour cream, and butter along with some chocolate chip cookies with a secret ingredient that I won't share on here. And, to make this maybe the cheesiest dinner night we will ever have, Whitney slaved over a hot oven to make macaroni & cheese that included, I can only assume, every cheese imaginable. I didn't see a box lying around anywhere so I'm pretty sure Kraft doesn't make it like that.

 We enjoyed this smorgasbord of food over our laps/tv trays in the MartaWhitneyNikki living space. A dinner celebrating our childhood would not be complete without some trash tv (Hello, sister wives! Thank you for solidifying my monogamy preference, weirdos!) and VIDEO GAMES. Though these video games were all interactive and fancy and cree—I mean cool. I know this makes me old but I still find it a little unsettling when a video game addresses you by name and knows your workout schedule. Hello, Big Brother. My video games had to be blown into and the extent of the interaction involved an orange gun and fake ducks.

Anyway, Wii is totally badass and watching everyone play made me want one really really badly. Mom, are you reading this? Brittany wants video games for Christmas and no, it's not 1990 again.

Tara playing Wii

I should also mention that Tara went ahead and MASHed Cameron, thereby predicting her future. Cameron in Lebanon as Marta's personal assistant? Well, we all saw that coming. Sorry about the 10 kids, though.
 In conclusion, reliving our childhood provided some much needed reprieve from the fast paced and sometimes depressing life as a grad student. Plus, it was delicious. Can't think of a better way to spend a Sunday night.Brittany Bickfordhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-88280873303029503472010-09-30T15:13:00.003-05:002010-09-30T15:33:56.313-05:00Just to warn everyone I am super excited about the theme for this Sunday's dinner. For all you Ebola Nola groupies out there here is a taste for the theme.

HINTS

Commercial 1 (I don't think this game would be funny now)

Commercial 2

Link 3

MPH Or Busthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-20208224052603549662010-09-26T20:27:00.006-05:002010-09-26T20:55:12.349-05:00Pizza and Sister Wives
Tonight we were treated to delicious pizzas, salad, and ginger cookies (or according to Grandmother Howe- Thumpers) compliments of Whitney! This meal came at the perfect time since we just finished up with the first big wave of exams on Friday. Whitney baked everything from scratch and the pizza sauce had a special kick that made it allcome together.

Currently, we are watching the amazing race and getting ready to watch Sister Wives on TLC. Sister Wives has been on Marta's calendar since the beginning of September so this should be interesting!

Uncooked Thumper Cookies

MPH Or Busthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-45282068221452400422010-09-26T18:50:00.004-05:002010-09-26T20:16:06.085-05:00NEW BLOGGERWe now have a new blogger as a member of the Ebola Nola sorority. She successfully survived the initiation of eating six beignets in under 5 min without throwing up, and we are happy to have her as a member of the team. Like the rest of us Brittany is a public health graduate student and likes long walks on the beach. Welcome Brittany and we can't wait to try some of your delicious meals!MPH Or Busthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-37122804376088341602010-09-26T11:12:00.003-05:002010-09-26T11:32:58.631-05:00Joey K's RestaurantAfter a busy day of exams last Wednesday a group of us decided to check out a place on Magazine Street called Joey K's Restaurant. It is a cute place that is full of New Orleans flavor...blah blah blah. Ok, cutting to the chase, it was perfect and it had good food. To make it even better it was featured on the Food Network on Dinner's Drive in and Dives

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Highlights of the evening included convincing Marta that Nikki and I were already in the restaurant and the Ebola Nola group splitting an order of onion rings that were definitely fried goodness! At this point in the week we were still a little stressed from upcoming exams, but having Joey K's was a great way to get fueled up before hitting the library.

MPH Or Busthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-28429814857438398202010-09-23T18:05:00.005-05:002010-09-23T18:27:00.409-05:00Fiesta at Fern Street!
Other than Public Health, there is nothing I love more than Mexican food. So last week when Cameron mentioned that she was thinking about a Mexican fiesta for our Sunday dinner--I was completely on board.

The cooking process, combined with ernest efforts to study for impending midterms, created quite the scene at the Fern street home on Sunday. Cameron was dutiful in her promise though, and the Mexican feast shaped up superbly-- with the Mexican wedding cookies being especially impressive. Although Cameron was in charge of the meat, I decided to take it upon myself to brown it extra good--nothing like a little food poisoning to ruin a good week, right? We just could not risk that! Let's just say the meat was completely dead. Completely.

Brooke came over just in time with the margarita supplies, and really saved the day! Let me set this up for you--

Scene: Cameron was in the kitchen slaving over taco meat, the heat index in the kitchen reached about...125... so ridiculously hot, even for NOLA. Marta was running around like a maniac alternating between stirring the meat and shouting economic formulas, Whitney was hiding from the chaos in her cave/room. Enter Fun-Aunty-Brooke, with Margarita supplies. The joy in the Fern street home was palpable.

The meal was delicious. Everyone loved the bean dip created by Cameron in her newly acquired crock-pot. The guacamole (made by me, taste tested by everyone in the continental US) was also quite popular. The wedding cookies were crumbly pieces of heaven. The meat was... thoroughly cooked. And the hot cause, provided by Brittany and Danielle, was appropriately spicy!

 The evening was topped off with some Latin tunes, and a good time was had by all.

-Marta

Marta (loves public health forever)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-5013735374285464072010-09-13T19:22:00.001-05:002010-09-22T23:27:00.447-05:00Filipino Feast
Our Sunday night dinners took an international turn this week when Tara cooked three amazing traditional Filipino dishes! We had two noodle dishes one vegetarian Pancit and one Chicken Pancit. As if two giant bowls of noodle weren't enough we also had Panang Curry with chicken and rice which was spicy and oh so delicious.

Before we started dinner we got a quick tutorial from Tara about what was in each dish. Dinner was a true carb-fest that was out of this world (with plenty of leftovers for all of us to enjoy)!

Just in case we didn't get enough to eat during dinner, we ended the night with fabulous ice cream sundaes courtesy of Brooke's insatiable cravings for ice cream. Aside from promptly slipping into a food coma, we had yet another successful Sunday night dinner in NOLA.
Nikkihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-55356237109728289682010-09-07T11:51:00.007-05:002010-09-11T16:15:47.915-05:00Squeal BBQ

In thinking of names for possible BBQ restaurants, "squeal"is not a word that comes to mind. However, in New Orleans, where people care more about happy hour than sleep, a non PC name like "squeal" works. Even though the the whole EbolaNola group could not go Tara and Cameron ate enough for everyone. Squeal BBQ can be smelled from several miles away with a big cooker in the front and through some quick google searches on Cameron's blackberry we found out that they had been featured on TLC's Food Buddha. We ordered the smoked pork cakes, BBQ pork tacos, and Jalapeno hushpuppies. The service was great and we even had a long conversation with the owner about reality TV. We happened upon Squeal BBQ by accident, however, we would both go back in a heartbeat!

Before shot of the smoked pork cakes
After Shot

MPH Or Busthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-76371578807461885752010-09-06T09:13:00.007-05:002010-09-11T16:19:01.913-05:00public health kids know how to eat vegetables
Sunday means different things to different people. For some people it means church. For others (given the right season) it means football. For grad students, it generally means immense amounts of studying that did not get done earlier in the weekend. But for us, it has additional meaning. Sunday means cooking and eating!

This Sunday was no different. It was Decadence weekend (which for some meant passing out condoms to gay men on Bourbon street), but we still managed to pull off a great meal!

This meal was hosted at the abode of Brooke, land of long, dark hallways, high class kitchen appliances, and enough seating to go around! Brooke made a delicious (decadent, if you will) eggplant parmesan. There was some debate over whether it should be considered in the casserole family or not, but we all agreed that it was delicious. And since it was made of a vegetable (surrounded by a wonderful, homemade tomato sauce) we deemed it healthy as well (we are public health students, after all.) Along side the eggplant dish was a salad made by me (Marta.) Although I endure ridicule over my inability to cook more than two dishes, I think everyone enjoyed the salad (there was none left, so I take that as a good sign!) It was made of mixed greens, blue cheese crumbles, walnuts, cranberries, and a homemade balsamic vinegar dressing (Whitney helped with this part, thanks Whitney!)

  (Brooke's eggplan parmesan, photographed by Cameron)

Nikki created two beautiful key lime pies for dessert, and Cameron "crooked nose" Taylor was the only one brave enough to make fun of the inevitable cracks in the center. Cracks, or no cracks, we all ate our fair share!

With full bellies, we watched bits and pieces of the Simpson's, some scary movie about a rabid dog, and fox news on the TV (cough). During this time we chatted about name etymology (no one ever said we were cool) and debated the merits of politicizing cartoons (no one will EVER say we are cool.)

Although every weekend is labor day weekend in the International Health and Development program, I think we are all thankful for this Monday off... to catch up on our studying, of course.

Another successful meal in the land of NOLA!

-Marta

Marta (loves public health forever)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-975212544959713688.post-33566482643180494572010-09-04T12:36:00.002-05:002010-09-04T12:54:42.160-05:00deja vu all over again

As the person born and raised in Jersey, aka world capital of 24-hr diners, I felt compelled to write about Deja Vu in the French Quarter. http://www.dejavunola.com/

There are a couple of important things that come to mind when I think of 24-hr diner. One, breakfast should always be served. Two, there should be a juke box in the restaurant if not at every booth. Three, interesting servers. Finally, a case of pastries in constant rotation to tempt me into indulging in some peanut butter or german chocolate cake. While I found myself asking where the last was, it actually met the first three. Well done Deja Vu.

I enjoyed my french toast at the hour of 1:30am while some of has fried green beans, mozzarella sticks, biscuits and gravy, and cheese fries. They covered the basic elements of the diner menu even if it was more limited than I'm used to. (It made up for it with the availability of po-boys!) Noone seemed to pay more than $10 so not a bad deal.

I would go back, but most likely after lots of drinks on Frenchman St.

My only complaint was that they blasted music so loud I couldn't hear the people around me very well. By the way, country music....we're not in Jersey anymore Toto.
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We are a group of geeky 1st year MPH students trying to cook and have fun on a graduate student budget. The whole idea for the blog came about from our weekly Sunday dinner cooks at the house of Whitney, Nikki, and Marta. The purpose behind blogging is to not only keep track of what we have cooked throughout the year, but to also blog about local restaurants we have been to in the New Orleans area. We hope to share some great recipes and tips to surviving in the Big Easy.

So to start this blog in grand fashion we went to Juan's Flying Burrito for dinner tonight

http://www.juansflyingburrito.com/

It is a cute and edgy place on Magazine street that is GREAT for someone on a budget. Not only did the cheap price of food surprise me (around $6 for a burrito) but we were actually carded for drinks...GASP! I think when we left there was not a morsel of food for anyone to take home. Juan's Flying Burrito had original names for the food (ex. Mardi Gras Indian Tacos) and sweet tea! I was not a fan of the salsa (I was expecting something more memorable) but we can't have everything can we?

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Would we go back-YES

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After driving the car for about 1700 miles the TPMS sensor said the right rear tire was at 21 lbs WTF???? Anyone have this happen to them? Dealer can't find any reason for leak. Pressure sensor is good, tire is good, bead is good, valve stem is good.
skialfs - Yes pressure was confirmed and tire was inflated & placed in water barrel as stated. Thanks We'll see..
R/TCLASSIC - hahaha I know air is mostly nitrogen. I did not request nitro from the dealer...the car came that way.
I thought the nitro was supposed to eliminate the fluctuation in pressure due to temperature...no?
The culprit was a finishing nail about 1" long (which the tech showed me)that they found after unmounting the tire. The cost was $39.95. I will be reimbursed by the Titanium package. Thanks again for your input.
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Judas Priest were among the guests featured on an episode of The Simpsons on Sunday, and video of their appearance has surfaced.
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I was at the gym when the news broke [that Sarah Palin wouldn't be running for President]. And, of course, the news was juxtaposed by the untimely death of Steve Jobs. Leonard Cohen once said of America that it was "the cradle of the best and the worst". Today, we lost one of the very best in American history, a reticent genius and entrepreneur, an inspiration for countless of us who has changed the very fabric of our lives. And we also saw the end of the road for one of the very worst: a nasty, callow, delusional, vicious know-nothing, brewed in resentment, and whose accomplishments could fit on a postage stamp.
It's a fitting comparison: achievement versus resentment, creativity versus narcissism, hope versus fear. I know which one will get the bigger headlines tomorrow. And there is some comfort in knowing it will pain her.
Rejoice! - Andrew Sullivan on Sarah Palin and Steve Jobs.
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The Rangers have posted a 13-7-2 record against the New Jersey Devils dating back to a 3-0 win at Madison Square Garden on March 30, 2009. Since the 2007-08 season, the Blueshirts are 22-9-3 against their cross-river rivals dating back to a 2-0 win on Oct. 25, 2007. Nigel Dawes led the Rangers that night with two goals on Martin Brodeur.
Deadline Improvements
With Sunday's win, the Rangers improved to 7-2-1 since the trade deadline. The team was 17-15-3 prior to the deadline.
Offensive Explosion Continues
The Rangers have scored 18 goals in their last three games. In the six games prior, the Blueshirts posted just 14 goals total. They rank 10th in the Eastern Conference and 16th overall with 120 goals this season. Nash leads the team with 19 tallies, which is 10th in the NHL.
"We have been getting some bounces, getting some chances," Callahan said. "Step, Hags and I have been playing well together. It's just a matter of converting when you have those opportunities."
Picture Perfect PK
The Rangers held the Devils off the board in two opportunities with the man advantage Sunday to improve to 16-4-2 when not allowing a power play goal. The Rangers PK ranks 16th in the NHL at 81.4 percent.
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Grape Tomato Relish
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Yield: Makes 2 cups
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Amount per serving
- Calcium: 6.88mg
- Calories: 36.36
- Calories from fat: 84%
- Carbohydrate: 1.42g
- Cholesterol: 0mg
- Fat: 3.44g
- Fiber: 0.29g
- Iron: 0.11mg
- Protein: 0.28mg
- Saturated fat: 0.46g
- Sodium: 36.33mg
- 1 pint red grape tomatoes
- 1 pint yellow grape tomatoes
- 1 small red onion, cut into 1/2-inch wedges
- 12 cloves garlic, peeled
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 cup fresh oregano, basil, or marjoram leaves
- Heat oven to 400° F. Line 2 shallow roasting pans with parchment paper or foil. Arrange the tomatoes in one pan and the onion and garlic in the other. Drizzle both with the oil and vinegar, season with the salt and pepper, and toss to coat. Roast until the tomatoes split (20 minutes) and the onion and garlic have softened (25 minutes). Transfer the tomatoes, onion, garlic, and some of the juices to a bowl. Adjust seasoning, if desired. Add the herb and toss. Let cool. Cover and refrigerate for at least 3 hours. Serve cold or at room temperature.
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|Spending in Monroe County Office Questioned By County Auditor
|Written by Darin Brown, General Manager
|Wednesday, December 05, 2012 2:27 PM
Two prominent Monroe County officials recently hired outside legal counsel after a disagreement on spending saw them on opposing sides. During the Nov. 19 Monroe County Commissioners meeting, it was announced that the law firm Isaac, Brandt, Ledman and Teetor, LLP would be hired to represent Auditor Pandora Neuhart and the Board of County Commissioners to look into the spending in Probate and Juvenile Court Judge Walter Starr's office. Judge Starr has hired his own legal counsel as well.
The disagreement stems from a recent incentive retirement plan offered by Judge Starr to his two employees. The two employees, who have worked in his office for 37 years and 25 years respectively, were given a five-year credit from the Ohio Public Employee Retirement System (OPERS) as part of the incentive. The total cost of this incentive is $269,840.71.
The incentive was allowed via official motion from the Monroe County Commissioners during their meeting on Sept. 17, 2012. However, Prosecuting Attorney James Peters was not present during the discussion which was held in executive session and was not consulted about the request.
Upon finding out about the motion and doing some of her own investigating, Auditor Pandora Neuhart took issue with the incentive. Neuhart's primary concern was whether or not the funds used to pay for the five years of retirement credit could be used for employee incentives.
Paying for the incentive were seven separate funds. Those funds with amounts deducted were as follows: Indigent Guardianship Fund ($35,000), Probate Computerization Fees ($52,000), Juvenile Computerization Fees ($20,000), Probate Court Special Projects ($65,000), Probate Computer Research ($10,900), Juvenile Computer Research ($52,944.49), and Felony Delinquent Care and Custody Fund ($33,996.22).
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The Alabama Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists hosted the April 26, 2011 episode of Studio SPJ, a podcast featuring conversations between journalists, with special guest Joel Achenbach, a Washington Post reporter who covered the BP oil leak for the Post and now has a book out about the disaster.
The book, "A Hole at the Bottom of the Sea," begins in the hours leading up to the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon drilling platform and covers the entire scope of the efforts to cap the well, as well as the political machinations and fallout from the event.
He also addresses the process of covering an unprecedented news event and what the future might hold in our highly-engineered society. Dennis Pillion, president of the Alabama Pro Chapter, served as moderator. You can listen to the entire podcast below.
The Studio SPJ podcast with Washington Post reporter Joel Achenbach has been rescheduled for Tuesday, April 26 at 2 p.m. Eastern.
Achenbach is the author of "A Hole at the Bottom of the Sea – The Race to Kill the BP Oil Gusher" and five other books.
His latest book tells the story of the tragic April 20, 2010 explosion that killed 11 men and sent millions of gallons of crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico from the huge drilling rig called Deepwater Horizon.
Achenbach started the Washington Post's first blog, Achenblog, and has worked on the newspaper's national Style magazine and Outlook staffs. He regularly contributes science articles to National Geographic.
A native of Gainesville, Florida and a 1982 graduate of Princeton University, he lives in Washington, D.C. with his wife and three children.
This episode is sponsored by the Alabama Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. Chapter President Dennis Pillion will serve as moderator.
To listen to the program live or later as a podcast, go to:
To call into the program live with a question, dial (347) 857-2441
Studio SPJ is a 30-minute Internet radio program that features interviews with journalists.
Shortly after the one-year anniversary of the BP oil spill, Studio SPJ will feature an interview with a Washington Post reporter who has written a new book about the environmental catastrophe.
Joel Achenbach, author of "A Hole at the Bottom of the Sea – The Race to Kill the BP Oil Gusher" will be our guest on Friday, April 22 at 2 p.m. Eastern.
The book tells the story of the tragic April 20, 2010 explosion that killed 11 men and sent millions of gallons of crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico from the huge drilling rig called Deepwater Horizon.
Achenbach started the Washington Post's first blog, Achenblog, and has worked on the newspaper's national Style magazine and Outlook staffs. He regularly contributes science articles to National Geographic.
A native of Gainesville, Florida and a 1982 graduate of Princeton University, he lives in Washington, D.C. with his wife and three children.
This episode is sponsored by the Alabama Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. Chapter President Dennis Pillion will serve as moderator.
To listen to the program live or later as a podcast, go to:
To call into the program live with a question, dial (347) 857-2441
Studio SPJ is a 30-minute Internet radio program that features interviews with journalists.
Kicking off the Society of Professional Journalists Region 3 Conference on April 1 was al.com's Kristen Heptinstall, who presented on social media and online user interaction in a newsroom setting.
Heptinstall is a senior producer for al.com, a site registering 2.8 million unique users per month that hosts all content from Alabama's three largest newspapers: The Birmingham News, the Mobile Press-Register and The Huntsville Times.
She went over popular social media sites, how and why reporters should participate in online conversation that surrounds their work, maintaining a presence on Facebook and Twitter, location-based social networking tools like FourSquare and Gowalla and more.
Heptinstall also shows some examples of social media efforts by news organizations: the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Here is the video of her presentation, clipped into five YouTube-friendly segments. Apologies for the shoddy lighting in the video. We'll be posting video on this blog in the near future of other presentations from the SPJ Region 3 conference in Birmingham, and in many of those videos, you can actually see what the presenters look like.
For more on the latest from the Alabama Pro Chapter of SPJ, you can subscribe to our YouTube channel, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
The Society of Professional Journalists' Region 3 Conference will be held April 1-2, 2011 in Birmingham, Ala.
We'll start the conference with the Mark of Excellence Award luncheon at the Highland Conference Center, (2012 Magnolia Ave, Birmingham, AL 35205-2892, (205) 939-4599)
The luncheon will start at 1 p.m. We'll have two options for breakout sessions from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the conference center. One of those sessions will be with Kristen Heptinstall of al.com. She'll be discussing social media, community engagement (getting journos to interact directly with readers through social and commenting), and the future of news in the social sphere.
On Saturday we'll be at the University of Alabama, Birmingham campus and will have breakout sessions all day.
Some of those sessions are:
- Officials Stonewalling With FERPA? Learn what the rules are with the federal privacy law that university officials like to use to keep every piece of paper with a student's name on it secret. When can they do that and when can they not? Carolyn S. Carlson, assistant professor of communication at Kennesaw State (Ga.) University and chairman of the FERPA subcommittee of the SPJ Freedom of Information Committee will lead the session.
- There will be a panel discussion on social media ethics, featuring Clay Duda, a social media professional from Atlanta and Chris Roberts, professor of journalism at The University of Alabama.
- Bob Corley will be discussing independent publications and how to thrive in a tough market.
There will be many more sessions and the full schedule will be released soon. We'll have sessions on social media, political reporting, sports journalism, and a special panel discussion with recent graduates on landing that first job out of college. There will also be plenty of opportunities for networking.
The conference hotel is the Hotel Highland (1023 20th Street South, Birmingham, AL 35205, (205) 933-9555). Let them know you're attending the SPJ Region 3 conference and you'll get the $99 rate. Register for the conference itself via Eventbrite.
More details are coming soon so check back regularly for the program schedule and more details.
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It's certainly been a fascinating election here in Alabama, with the Republican party taking over the majority in the state house and senate for the first time in 136 years, and the Montgomery Advertiser – for the first time in the paper's known history – declining to endorse either candidate for governor in its editorial section.
You can join us to talk about it all next Wednesday, November 10, at the Alabama election recap sponsored by the Alabama Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. The program will begin at 7 pm in the Freedom Room of the Montgomery Advertiser (map).
We'll have a representative from the Advertiser's editorial board present to talk about the non-endorsement decision. We'll follow that up with a panel discussion (audience participation encouraged) about election coverage in the state. We'll talk about what worked, what didn't, what we've always wanted to try, and how new media is changing the game for election coverage.
Dr. Brad Moody, interim head of the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at Auburn University in Montgomery will lead the discussion. Moody will be joined by Markeshia Ricks of the Montgomery Advertiser, David White of The Birmingham News, and more panelists to be announced soon.
It should be a fun and informative night for veteran reporters, young journalists looking to pick the brains of established pros, and anybody who wants to learn more about the way we cover elections in Alabama.
If you plan to attend, please RSVP with us on Facebook or in the comments here. You can also stay up to date on the latest happenings in the chapter by checking this blog, the chapter's Facebook page or Twitter account. If you're not a member of SPJ, visit the SPJ Web site to learn more about what SPJ can do for you, and join us. Remember to list Alabama Pro as your local chapter if you register on the Web site.
Alabama Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists
Article I–Definitions
Section I "Chapter" as used herein shall refer to the Alabama Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.
Section II The name of the chapter shall be the "Alabama Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists."
Section III "Meetings" as used herein shall mean regularly scheduled or special meetings authorized by the Board of Directors.
Article II–Meetings
Section I–There shall be at least eight board meetings of the chapter each year, the times and places to be fixed by the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors also shall be authorized to call meetings of the chapter.
Section II–Notice of meetings shall be sent by e-mail to the recorded address of each member of the chapter at least seven days in advance.
Section III–There may be special or designated meetings for special occasions or for initiations, the time and place of such meetings to be determined by the Board of Directors.
Section IV–For the transaction of chapter business at any meeting, a quorum shall consist of no less than three-quarters of the board.
Article III–Officers
Section I– Only professional members shall be officers of the chapter. The officers of the chapter shall be: President, President Elect, Secretary and Treasurer, and they shall perform the functions customarily associated with such titles. Each of these officers shall be elected by the Board of Directors from among its newly elected and incumbent members (except that the secretary and treasurer, because of the specialized nature of their duties, may be selected from the membership at large) at a combined board meeting of incumbent and incoming board members and shall assume office July 1. These officers shall serve for one year or until a successor has been elected. The retiring secretary is to notify National Headquarters immediately of the names of the new officers and date they take office. Each of these officers shall be elected during the meeting immediately preceding the July-August summer recess, shall take officer immediately.
Section II–At least two months before the meeting at which the annual election is to take place, the President shall appoint a committee of three professional members to nominate officers and directors from the professional membership to be voted upon at the last meeting before summer recess. Professional members also may make nominations for these positions from the floor at the time of election.
Section III–The President is authorized to appoint such committees and/or committee chairmen as he/she deems necessary.
Article IV–Board of Directors
Section I–This chapter shall have a board of directors of nine elected voting members, including incumbents who have been elected or appointed to office as defined in Article III, Section I. It shall also have one board-appointed alternate members, who shall vote only when fewer than 8 elected members are present. Considered ex-officio voting members of the board will be the secretary and treasurer, if elected from among the general membership; and the immediate past president.
Section II–All chairs of regular standing committees shall be entitled to make motions connected with reports of their committees or areas of responsibility, to participate in related discussions and to vote according to the provisions of Article IV, Section I.
Section III–Except for Board members sitting because of immediate past presidency or incumbency in chapter officer, directors shall be elected to serve two-year terms, one-half elected annually. The nominating committee shall present its report at a prior Board meeting at which time other nominations may be made. Thereafter it shall serve as an election committee to count ballots, to certify results at a subsequent Board meeting, and to recommend as to matters of term, or to fill out unexpired terms.
Section IV–The President of the chapter shall be Chairman of the Board and shall preside at Board meetings. In case the President is unable to attend, the Vice President, or officer appointed by the President, shall preside in his/her place.
Section V–The Board of Directors shall be responsible for these basic functions: (1) Membership and attendance; (2) Chapter meetings; (3) Professional programs; (4) Planning; (5) Convention representatives; (6) Cooperation with National Headquarters in all matters furthering the programs and goals of the Society. This shall specifically include submission to National Headquarters of membership rosters and financial and other reports required.
Section VI–Vacancies among officers or Board members due to death, resignation or other cause shall be filled by a majority vote of the directors present at any meeting at which a quorum is present.
Article V–Membership
Section I–All professional members in good standing with the National Society shall be eligible for professional membership in this Alabama Pro Chapter.
Section II–Any professional member may submit for nomination the name of a proposed new member and it shall be the duty of the chapter's Board of Directors to determine whether the nominee is eligible for membership under the By-Laws of the National Society. Nominees for professional membership shall be approved either by a majority vote of the chapter's professional members present and voting, or by a majority vote of the chapter's Board of Directors.
Article VI–Convention Attendance
Section I–The chapter shall be represented at each National Convention by a delegate and an alternate elected by the chapter and in good standing with the National Society. The delegate and alternate shall be professional members.
Article VII–Dues and fees
Section I–The amount of local dues to be paid by each member of the chapter shall be fixed by the Board of Directors, subject to ratification by the professional membership. Professional members shall pay dues at the beginning of each calendar year, or, if they join during the year, shall pay dues on a pro-rata basis for the remainder of the calendar year.
Section II–At the time of initiation, a local initiation fee, to be determined by the chapter's Board of Directors, may be assessed. Local dues and initiation fees are in addition to those payable to the National Society.
Article VIII–Amendments
Section I–Amendments to these By-Laws may be proposed at any meeting of the Board of Directors or of the general membership and be put out to a vote, either by mail or e-mail ballot or at a subsequent meeting, ordinarily the following one. To become effective they must receive a two-thirds majority vote of the Board of Directors present, if the proposal originated at a directors' meeting; or, a majority of the members present and voting if the proposal originated at a meeting of the general membership or was referred to the general membership by the Board of Directors.
Section II–The By-Laws may be amended at any time by the written or e-mail ballot or the consent of a majority of the voting members of the Board of Directors or of the general membership.


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It looks like the Duchess and Duke of Cambridge had a lovely first Christmas and Boxing Day since Prince George's arrival. Not only did the Queen discuss the heir's birth and christening in her annual Christmas speech, but the new parents seem to have enjoyed a healthy mix of formal tradition and relaxed celebration over the course of the festivities ...
Here, all the details on how our favorite royals spent their most joyful Christmastime yet ...
If you'd like to eat out on Christmas day, you actually have a lot of options. Your favorite restaurant may not be open, but several chain restaurants are open for business on December 25. The following restaurants have confirmed that most of their locations are open, but it's always a good idea to call ahead just to be sure.
Whether you're gearing up to contend with loads of baking, cooking, holiday traffic, dysfunctional family drama, or just the craaazy lines at the local movie theater tonight and tomorrow, it's easy to get a bit overwhelmed by Christmas Eve and/or Christmas Day plans. But for some instant relief, just consider what Kate Middleton has on her agenda ...
According to Vanity Fair, William and Catherine are spending Prince George's first Christmas with the royal family at the royal estate Sandringham where the family Christmas is rather ... formal. And following annual tradition, the Duchess of Cambridge is expected to have five wardrobe changes tomorrow alone!
There are plenty of reasons to want the festive, cheery holiday season to go on and on, but angry debate about saying "Merry Christmas!" vs. "Happy holidays!" is not one of them. This year, it seems like the tension around the topic is at an all-time high. And sadly, both those who insist on Christmas being the one and only holiday acknowledged or others who want to keep season's greetings 100 percent secular 100 percent of the time are just plain wrong.
Take, for example, a recent upsetting incident in North Texas: Grace Academy students made Christmas cards for local bedridden veterans at the VA hospital in Dallas, thanking them for their service. But the teacher heading up the effort was told the hospital "can't accept anything that says 'Merry Christmas' or 'God bless you' or any scriptural references because of all the red tape.'" Oh dear.
Song makers insisted on giving us 12 days of Christmas, so there's no reason why we can't treat ourselves to at least 12 days of delicious Christmas eating. Whether you make these tasty banana eggnog pancakes on Christmas morning, or in the lazy wintry days that follow, you'll smile each time you take a bite and remember the good times you've been having with family and friends.
And, aside from all of the many sentimental excuses you'll have to make these pancakes, there's a perfectly practical reason behind them, as well: what else are you going to do with all of that eggnog you bought that's just sitting in your fridge? These pancakes are the ideal solution to your eggnog problems!
(Target, $17.99)If you're still searching for the perfect hostess gift, then look no further. Over at The Prowl, we know that small gifts can go a long way when you want to show the hostess your appreciation. That's why we rounded up some of the prettiest and most affordable hostess gifts, which all cost $20 or less. These may be wallet-friendly gifts, though they look anything but cheap. It doesn't take a lot of money to buy something chic that the hostess will love.
Check out this preview of affordable hostess gifts, then head to The Prowl for even more chic gifts under $20!
Ok, ok -- so I know you're probably on holiday dessert overload right now, but there is one more important dish you'd better start planning for if you haven't already. Duh ... cookies to leave out for Santa. And you know he's totally over store-bought sweets at this point -- which is why you can't go wrong in leaving him a plate of these adorable Snowflake Cookies.
This recipe from Pillsbury uses a chocolate dough, but if you think Santa is more of a sugar cookie kinda guy, I'm sure you can use more of a standard flavor for the base.
One of the major rules about Christmas desserts is that they have to be fun. And pretty. Oh, and able to fit securely in a box that you can balance on one knee while balancing bags of presents on both arms. These Candy Cane White Chocolate Mini Cheesecakes are beyond beautiful -- and will surely match your wrapping paper and tree ornaments (which is really just an added bonus, but not one we should overlook). Adults will reach for them because they're the perfect size -- anyone can have at least one, even after a dinner of baked ham and potatoes with all of the trimmings. And kids will just gobble them up because they're absolutely delicious. So let's get baking!
(Party Bucket, Pottery Barn, $129)Busy holiday planning is in full swing right now. If you think you might lose it if you have to walk down another toy store aisle, don't! We have cocktail essentials and holiday entertaining must-haves to take your mind off all that kid stuff. So don't think about all those unwrapped gifts right now. Instead, get holiday party-inspired!
Over at The Prowl, we rounded up the niftiest cocktail tools so you can make drinks like a pro for your guests. Then, when it's time to sit down for dinner, give your cooking the presentation it deserves with a fabulous tabletop. Hosting a holiday gathering is a lot of work, even if you go the potluck route -- however, with the right entertaining gadgets and serveware, playing hostess can be fun!
In a time when guys choreograph wedding proposals specifically with hopes that the video of it will go viral, it's no surprise some families are creating "year in review" Christmas letters with the same aim! But some are more successful than others, and it looks like the Holderness family from Raleigh, North Carolina takes the cake this year. Dad Penn (an anchor for WNCN) and mom Kim (former anchor for WRAL), along with their kiddos Lola and Penn Jr., have produced a hilarious, adorable "card" entitled, "Christmas Jammies."
Set to Will Smith's "Miami," the Holderness clan takes turns touting their greatest accomplishments of 2013 ... ultimately in an effort to tout the parents' new marketing and media company. But you won't mind the obvious, shameless plug, because not only are they pretty much the most attractive family ever, but the kids are ridiculously cute, and the video super-entertaining. It's kinda no wonder it has gone crazy viral!
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- 1 1/2 teaspoon(s) baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 6 tablespoon(s) unsalted butter softened
- 3/4 cup(s) sugar
- 2 teaspoon(s) grated orange peel
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 cup(s) milk
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- 1 cup(s) light brown sugar
- 1/4 cup(s) flour
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) cinnamon
- 2 tablespoon(s) butter softened
- 1/2 cup(s) chopped walnuts
- Cranberry Filling
- 1 1/2 cup(s) fresh or frozen cranberries
- 1/4 cup(s) sugar
- 2 tablespoon(s) orange juice
- Grease and flour and 8X8 cake pan
- For the cake portion of the recipe, stir together the flour, baking powder and slat on a piece of wax paper until well mixed.
- In a large bowl, cream together 6 TB butter, 3/4 cup of sugar and orange peel. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Stir in flour mixture alternately with milk, beginning and ending with flour.
- For the cranberry filling, place ingredients in a small saucepan. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until berries start to pop. Remove from heat. Cool to room temperature.
- For the streusel, mix all ingredients together into a separate bowl, using clean hands if necessary.
- Spread half of the cake batter over the bottom of prepared pan. Sprinkle with half of the streusel. Spoon on half of the cranberry filling. Cover with remaining batter. Tope with remaining filling and streusel.
- Bake at 350 for 50-60 minutes. Cool on a wire rack.
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(Elisa Alpizar (Cass), Aubrianne Scott (Lois); Photo Credit: The Fresno Beehive)
Opening up the 2012/2013 Fresno State University Theatre season is the David Lindsay-Abaire outrageous romp, Wonder of the World. In past mentions of Fresno State University theatre, I have always been entertained by the way they stage their productions with the college-aged talent, and the occasional community adult actors. At the end of the day, the theatre faculty are not afraid to take risks with their titles, and this production is no exception. There are some crude humorous plot lines, the occasional curse word, and random occurences that seem to not fit; yet they do. I was surprisingly enthralled and delightfully entertained by this production, and my bet is you would be too.
Wonder of the World was instantly a favorite of mine because of the style it is written. Lindsay-Abair takes the central character of Cass (an eccentric and strong leading lady in Elisa Alpizar) and takes her on a journey as she leaves her husband Kip (an adorable Jacob Rico) due to his abnormal sexual fixation. She heads to Niagra Falls where she encounters different people along the way. She is on a mission to cross tasks off her "list" in hopes of enjoying the maximum amount in her new freedom. She befriends a suicidal alcoholic, Lois (a comical standout in Aubrianne Scott), a smooth Maid of the Mist captain (an alluring Ryan Woods) and several other zany characters. Eventually Kip catches up, which then results in a rousing game of group therapy led by a clown on parol. In all, a random group of characters that come together at the beautiful Falls for a life-changing couple of days.
(Ryan Woods (Capt. Mike), Aubrianne Scott (Lois), Jochebed Smith (Janie); Photo Credit: Ricardo Cano, The Collegian)
This production gives Fresno audiences a totally different taste of comedy. The well-animated Elisa Alpizar does a top-notch job leading this cast of unpredictable characters. Not to be outdone, Aubrianne Scott is the memorable drunk side-kick, providing comedic-timed looks and one-liners that gives the audience plenty to laugh at. Jochebed Smith (Janie) makes a great appearance late in Act 2 as the psychologist. She leads the principals in a creative staging of a hand-raising Newlywed Game scene. Smith delivers her "love" story at the Falls with great animation and convincing.
Making an unforgettable one-two punch are elderly couple turned private investigators, Ryan Torres (Glen) and Sharayah Veith (Karla). They work well off each other, especially in the aformentioioned Newlywed Game scene. However, both are stand outs on their own, displayed greatly in the highlight of Brad Myer's sound directing. Ryan Woods is an adorable Captain Mike. His instant chemistry opposite Alpizar as well as delivery of his wife's unfortunate death show Woods' growth and acting chops well. In all the roles I have seen Woods in, this is my absolute favorite work he has done. Bravo to him and the rest of this cast.
Wonder of the World plays through this Saturday, the 13th at Fresno State University. Head over and catch this show because you would not want to be THAT person who missed it. And you honestly do not know what you are missing. Go see this show!


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Book Description:
A Siberian tiger at the San Francisco Zoo leaps a 12-foot high wall and mauls three visitors who had been tormenting her, killing one. A circus elephant tramples and gores a sadistic trainer, who had repeatedly fed her lit cigarettes. A pair of orangutans at the San Diego Zoo steal a crowbar and screwdriver and break-out of their enclosure. An orca at Sea World snatches his trainer into the pool and holds her underwater until she drowns. What's going on here? Are these mere accidents? Simply cases of animals acting on instinct? That's what the zoos and animal theme parks would have you believe. But historian Jason Hribal tells a different story. In the most provocative book on animal rights since Peter Singer's Animal Liberation, Hribal argues persuasively that these escapes and attacks are deliberate, that the animals are acting with intent, that they are asserting their own desires for freedom. Fear of the Animal Planet is a harrowing, and curiously uplifting, chronicle of resistance against the captivity and torture of animals."Vengeance is mine," sayeth the captive beast. Prepare to have your illusions of security shattered as Jason Hribal shows us that a revolution is brewing among those frustrated leaping orcas, elephants in headdresses, and tigers kept behind bars. Animal spectacles, shows, and exhibits, it turns out, pose a deep, dark threat not only to nature herself but also to those who impose their will on wild spirits and those who pop in for a few hours to watch. A riveting, eye-opening book."--Ingrid Newkirk, president and co-founder of PETAJason Hribal is an historian and educator. He is the contemporary editor of John Oswald's 1791 classic, The Cry of Nature.Jeffrey St. Clair is co-editor of CounterPunch and author of Born Under a Bad Sky.
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