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Continue reading Video: On the Braves' chances after Brandon Beachy's injury »
I'll admit it. I thought it, and I even wrote it. With Derrick Rose gone and with Chris Bosh hurting, the Hawks might have had a chance to make serious noise in these NBA playoffs — had they contrived to survive Round 1, which they didn't. But now I'm watching the Heat and the Thunder have at one another in their made-for-the-Weather-Channel finals, and I'm thinking …
I know, I know. The Hawks managed to beat Oklahoma City in their one meeting this regular season, and they even beat Miami in Miami on the second day of the calendar year. But could anyone — and here I'm talking mostly to myself — have seriously seen the local NBA franchise giving either of these a real postseason run? With all parties at full strength, could the Hawks have taken even a game off the Heat or the Thunder?
I know, I know. Here you're saying, "The Hawks aren't as good as the teams playing for the NBA title
Continue reading Watch the NBA finals. You'll see why the Hawks aren't there »
If you check the standings, the Braves are still OK — four games behind Washington in the National League East, nicely positioned in the wild-card chase. That's the good news. Here's the bad:
If you watch them play, you see a team in trouble.
A homestand that began 2-0 wound up 3-6, with a week on the road — first the Bronx, then Boston — coming. "There are a lot of guys in here frustrated right now," Chipper Jones said Sunday.
June began with the Braves wondering about their starting pitchers. The rotation has stabilized — although a rotation awaiting an MRI on its best arm can't quite be described as stable — but now the losses are coming hand over fist. Randall Delgado yielded two runs over eight innings Sunday, and it mattered not.
This wasn't one of those games where the Braves left a zillion runners at second and third. They pushed only two runners into scoring position, both of
Continue reading After a wasted homestand, the Atlanta Braves are in trouble »
The best part of Georgia president Michael Adams' plan for a college football playoff — issued at 12:01 a.m. Jan. 8, 2007, and hooted down by the powers-that-were shortly thereafter — was his desire to have the NCAA oversee it. "They've got a pretty good track record of running things," Adams said.
But here we are in the year 2012 and a playoff is about to become a reality, and where is the NCAA? Observing from afar while the FBS conference commissioners hash it out. And now we wonder how this makes a lick of sense.
The governing body of intercollegiate sports runs the playoff for every intercollegiate sport at every level — except for big-time football, which is the biggest intercollegiate sport. But the NCAA has always been reluctant to throw its arms around big-time football: Indeed, there's still no such thing as an NCAA champion of college football at highest level. The NCAA prefers to
Continue reading As conferences debate a playoff, we ask: Where's the NCAA? »
Sometimes familiarity really does breed contempt. Sometimes it takes a visitor to remind us locals how good we have it. This was Derek Jeter, speaking Tuesday about Chipper Jones: "A lot of time consistency gets overlooked. I'm not saying people in Atlanta don't appreciate him, but you probably appreciate him a little bit more not being here."
And maybe you do. If you judge by the squeaky-wheel comments on AJC.com, Chipper Jones has become the Braves' albatross: Too old, too frail, too high-salaried. But here you had the most respected player in the sport addressing the man who might be, at least within baseball itself, the second-most respected. Here you had Jeter, who's 37, fairly gushing over Chipper, who's 40 and who will retire at season's end.
Jeter: "I always admired Chipper. I followed him a lot in the minor leagues … I used [Chipper's early struggles] as
Continue reading Jeter on Chipper: 'One of the greatest ever to play the game' »
The San Francisco Giants, who began life in 1883 as the New York Gothams, had never seen one of their pitchers work a perfect game — until Matt Cain did the deed Wednesday night. It came very close to being the second no-hitter of the evening — the Met knuckleballer R.A. Dickey had yielded only one soft single in Tampa — and it underscored the growing reality that extreme pitching feats have become business as usual.
Think not? Well, the New York Mets, who opened play in 1962, had gone their entire existence without even a simple no-hitter until Johan Santana managed one on June 1. Not three weeks later, all that stood between Dickey and a second Mets no-hitter was B.J. Upton's first-inning roller, which David Wright tried to bare-hand and dropped.
The play was ruled a hit, which seemed reasonable, but the Mets announced afterward that they would protest the scorer's ruling, thereby
Continue reading No-hitters all over, with former Braves doing daring deeds! »
A major-league roster includes 25 players. Custom now holds that 12 of those are pitchers, and you'd think devoting 48 percent of resources to one position would leave said position well stocked. Then you look at the Atlanta Braves, and you realize a dozen go as far as it once did.
The Braves entered Game 3 of their series against the Yankees with their pitching staff an amalgam of wellness clinic and departure lounge. Brandon Beachy, who leads the majors in ERA, was supposed to start Wednesday night but, owing to slight elbow soreness, was bumped back to Saturday. Wednesday's starter thus became Tim Hudson, who'd missed his regular turn due to a tender ankle.
Reliever Eric O'Flaherty was unavailable again Wednesday after waking Monday with a sore elbow. "We're trying to keep him off the disabled list," manager Fredi Gonzalez said. The rookie reliever Cory Gearrin was likewise unavailable for
Continue reading A call to all available arms: The Atlanta Braves could use you »
The Wednesday loss bothered me more than the one that preceded it. On Tuesday the Yankees had to do something outrageous — six eighth-inning runs in the span of six batters, with an historic grand slam included — to prevail. On Wednesday they had only to stand back and watch as the home side did everything except win.
The Braves mustered 16 baserunners Wednesday night. They managed two runs. The Braves left 13 men on base, at least one in every inning. They managed 12 hits, at least one in every inning except the seventh. They were 2-for-13 with runners in scoring position, and one of the two was the rookie Andrelton Simmons' bunt-for-a-hit single with Jason Heyward on third and one out, which Fredi Gonzalez conceded was "an aggressive mistake."
This was a game that was harder to lose than to win, but lose the Braves did. They were swept in a series in which they made one error and outhit the
Continue reading A winless series concludes with a truly galling Braves loss »
Before Tuesday's game, Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez noted that Kris Medlen, sent to Class AAA to "stretch out" his arm in case he's needed in the rotation, was scheduled to throw 95 pitches in his next Gwinnett start. Meaning: Any more wobbles from Mike Minor could mean his last name becomes his next destination.
If that weren't enough, Minor's mound opponent this night was the heavyweight (word used advisedly) CC Sabathia. The massive Yankee — "He's a moose," Gonzalez said of Sabathia — had won seven games to Minor's three, had compiled an ERA of 3.69 to Minor's 6.57. Were this, er, a heavyweight bout, they'd have stopped it before it started. But this was baseball, and in baseball there's no such thing as a sure thing.
To wit: The underwhelming Minor worked his best start since the second Saturday of the season, and he did exactly what Gonzalez had, speaking before the game, said he
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Ginevra Weasley always knew that whole seven thing surrounding her birth was going to get her in trouble one day. She just never thought it was going to happen like this... now she's face to face w...
The Seventh Child
Ginevra Weasley never considered herself to be special in any way or form. She was short, too short in her opinion, had horrible red hair and freckles. She couldn't understand why others thought different. Why Harry did.
He thought she was beautiful.
At first she had thought he'd just say it for her, but she just couldn't deny the light in his eyes and the honesty in his voice every time he called her "Beautiful"
Her family she understood. They loved her. Of course they thought that way about her. But Harry? She knew he cared about her, but the idea of him loving her, was just too good to be truth.
He had been right when he'd said it was like living someone else's life. It just couldn't be real, not when it was so perfect...and life had never been like that for them. It was unfair and harsh and painful. And when she finally got her little bit of perfect, life took it all away.
Only then, did she realised that if even for a little while, she had had her perfect life. And she had been in denial all along.
Two years ago,today, she had been sitting in the Gryffindor common room with Hermione, Ron and Harry talking and laughing about Hungarian Horntail tattoos. She had a boyfriend, good grades, friends, even a "Rival" who was sickly obsessed with her boyfriend and, whom she had hexed a couple of times because of said obsession. Ginny had been the definition of a regular witch, okay...one who happened to be dating the Boy-who-lived but that hadn't mattered to her. She had felt normal for once.
Not the only girl of seven, not the first girl in seven generations, or the daughter of a seventh daughter, which she was sure would get get in trouble one day, but for once, no one was expecting her to be the perfect daughter, or the perfect witch, or to have a Dumbledore-ish level of power, though she couldn't deny her hexes were quite powerful, she was just Ginny. And for a little while she had been happy.
The end of her fifth year, however, brought the beginning of a series of events that would completely destroy any possibility of happiness for her. In a year she lost almost everyone she cared about. Her family was gone, her parents and most of her brothers had died in the Death Eater attack at the Burrow during Bill's wedding.
She had barely managed to escape.
It had taken almost a month to find the trio, and when she found them there was a nasty exchange of hexes, when they thought her to be a Death Eater as they had been told no one survived the attack on the Burrow.
Tears took them over once they realised she was real. Ron specially wouldn't stop touching her, trying to make sure she wouldn't disappear. Things however didn't stay calm...but really, do they ever?
One year ago today she had been on the run with the trio. They had stopped for the night and spent what would be their last night of peace, laughing and remembering their time at the Burrow. Two weeks later Hermione died when a stray curse hit her while trying to escape from a group of Death Eaters.
Six months ago, while trying to steal Hufflepuff's Cup they found themselves face to face with Voldemort.
Harry didn't come out of that house alive.
For the next three and a half months, Ginny and Ron managed to stay out of Riddle's grasp, but without Harry and Hermione they found themselves just wanting to give up. The only thing keeping them alive was the fear of losing the each other, their determination to not let Voldemort win, and the overwhelming need to avenge their family and friends.
The next couple of months however, were filled with fear and confusion.
One night while trying to find a place to sleep, they were attacked. More than twenty Death Eaters surrounding the them. The siblings stood their ground for a few minutes, but after a while they were subdued by the Dark Lord's forces.
Bellatrix took great pleasure in torturing "Potty's slut" but after an twenty minutes using the Cruciatus curse on Ginny, Bellatrix suddenly found herself thrown against a tree, her head snapping with a crack.
Ron couldn't believe his eyes. His sister was glowing and a burst of magic coming out of her body. None of the Death Eaters survived the onslaught of power radiating from the girl. He ran towards her and carried his little sister away from the massacre.
For several days, they went from place to place, trying to avoid Voldemort's forces and people in general as Ginny's control over magic slipped away from her. Bursts of magic would come and go. Sometimes small things, like accidental transfiguration, other times not so small things, like fire. Ron had several burns to prove the seriousness of the situation and had no way of contacting a healer as they were being hunted down by Voldemort.
Not only were his arms burned all over, but his sister's health was declining quickly. She would be okay for a while and suddenly have a hard time breathing, or feel great pain whenever she moved.
Ginny, although in pain, wanted to continue the mission. And, with a lot of effort, learned to ignore the pain.
It wasn't until a few days ago that they finally found a healer. She was a muggle-born healer at St. Mungo's, who had escaped a Death Eater raid at the hospital. They rescued her from a Death Eater, who was trying to rape her. And for a couple of days, she travelled with them and tended to their wounds.
They helped her find some of her relatives, and she offered taking them with her out of the country. They politely rejected her offer. After all they still had a mission to destroy Voldemort.
Now, three days later, Ginny thought it would had been better if they had accepted the woman's offer, as running away was much better than this...
It had to be some kind of trick.
Someone was certanly trying to drive her crazy, because there was no way, no sodding way, that she was now standing in a castle that was supposed to be in ruins, in front of a group of redheads and one black haired boy, who were supposed to be dead, and an old man she knew for sure was dead.
And, if the black leather bound diary on the desk was what she thought it was...
"No...Merlin...please, you can't do this to me..." She said, as her knees gave out and she collapsed, her head crashing into the floor, with a resounding crack.


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My mountain of pancakes an' me.
That's me in a nutshell... just a regular slob trying to do the right thing... without... getting my head blown off.
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My mountain of pancakes an' me.
I'm in a Deadpool mood right now. Pancakes would be nice, too.
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We have moved to our new website: palosumchurch.com
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Pastor Laura
Caring, Sharing, and Reaching Out ... with the Life and Love of Jesus Christ ... in God's Grace
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Job Opening
Palos United Methodist Church is looking for a part-time Director of Children and Youth Ministries. Primary responsibilities would be Sunday School , developing a youth group and overseeing this ministry's staff and volunteers. The qualified candidate would have some relatable college education as well as experience working with children or youth in a Christian setting. Please send your resume to Pastor Laura Barkley Palos UMC 12101 S. Harlem Rd. Palos Heights, IL 60463 or email email@example.com
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Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Come share with us the joy of being part of a welcoming, loving, and nurturing faith community, for a journey towards fullness of life as intended by God our creator.
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Summer Fun
Palos UMC had a float in the 4th of July Parade. We handed out candy and postcards inviting people to church.
On August 4th we celebrated Durward Fagan's 102nd Birthday!!! We had the blessing of watching our oldest and youngest, Durward's great grandson Bodyn just gaze at each other. A wonderful day had by all! We hope your summer has been a great one too!
On August 4th we celebrated Durward Fagan's 102nd Birthday!!! We had the blessing of watching our oldest and youngest, Durward's great grandson Bodyn just gaze at each other. A wonderful day had by all! We hope your summer has been a great one too!
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Monday, July 1, 2013
A New Chapter
Welcome to Palos UMC! Starting today, I will be the new pastor! My name is Pastor Laura Barkley. I am married to Craig and we have 4 children Gracie, Mikayla, Jonah and "Z" (he is in the process of being adopted and until he is, I cannot put his full name on here). I am excited to start this new chapter together. If you are here looking for a place to worship, we invite you to join us Sunday, July 7th at 10:00 a.m. All are welcome!
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Monday, June 24, 2013
Lowell and Claudia Wertz's visit
Lowell and Claudia Wertz, our missionaries serving with Joy in the Harvest in Tanzania, visited with us this week. What a wonderful update we heard of the variety of good work God is doing there among them. Thank you Wertzes for sharing with us!
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Strawberry Fest 2013
Once again, we had a wonderful Strawberry Fest! Filled with tasty food, time to reconnect with friends, loads of fun for the kids, we all had a great time celebrating and raising important funds for our mission work near and far. Visit our PUMC Youth Group! Facebook page for more fun pictures.
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The Strands of Paideia®
Rigorous Academic Program requiring students to be more intentional about their courses and to make connections between them.
Engage in an Intercultural Experience that conveys a strong understanding of diversity and of another culture.
Gain a broad understanding of Leadership and how various leadership styles impact decision-making and group processes.
Perform Collaborative Research/Creative Works to produce an original work and understand the process of collaboration.
Participate in Service-Learning to derive the value of social citizenship and to strengthen mastery of in-class knowledge.
Connections: Paideia®s Strands & Southwesterns Core Purpose and Values
In weaving together the five strands of Paideia®, students actualize the Core Purpose and Values of Southwestern. In concert, the five strands embody the entirety of the Core Purpose of Fostering a liberal arts community whose values and actions encourage contributions toward the well-being of humanity. The rigorous academic strand of Paideia® and the call for collaborative/creative works promote the lifelong learning and a passion for intellectual and personal growth. Intercultural experiences give students a respect for the worth and dignity of persons. And, leadership activities help students in being true to ones self and others through personal interactions while service-learning encourages activism in the pursuit of justice.


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Chicago Joe's
- Address:
820 S 4th St
Las Vegas, NV 89101-6709Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Chicago Joe's
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.chicagojoesrestaurant.com/index.htm
- Phone: 7023825637
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Friday: 11:00am- 4:00pm
Dinner: Tuesday - Friday: 4:15pm - 10:00pm, Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Comfort Food, Mediterranean
- Executive Chef: Daniel Waiters
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Fireplace, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Please contact Marlene for more details.
- Private Party Facilities: We offer a semi-private area for 12-28 people. Sundays or Mondays we can accommodate 40-50 people for private events. Please contact Marlene for more information
- Private Party Contact: Marlene 7023825637
A word from Chicago Joe's
Chicago Joes is the place for you! In the Heart of the arts district. We have been a locals favorite since 1975. Join us for your pre theater dinner. We are always ready to serve, with a huge local following, come in and experience Chicago Joes for yourself! Like many locals you may even enjoy a quick conversation with Joe himself!Continued
Chicago Joes serves three generations of family recipes. Chef Daniel prepares something special daily. Offering the best in Las Vegas dining with a down home atmosphere. The big city service with the small town taste!
Chicago Joes serves three generations of family recipes. Chef Daniel prepares something special daily. Offering the best in Las Vegas dining with a down home atmosphere. The big city service with the small town taste!
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Chicago Joe's reviews from OpenTable diners
49 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.5
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (36)romantic (19)special occasion (17)fit for foodies (15)great for lunch (13)good for groups (8)kid-friendly (8)great for brunch (4)hot spot (3)scenic view (2)notable wine list (2)late-night find (2)vibrant bar scene (1)Show More
- Wonderful PastaHarlan75VIPDined on 9/26/2014Whenever we visit Vegas we love to go to Chicago Joe's. The pasta and foods are great. I also love their wine and their wine glasses. Very good!Special Features:
- PeterDined on 9/16/2014Cioppini is the bomb!!!!!!!!! Calamari steak and tiramisu also were terrific. Love this place!Special Features:
- Italian DelightOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 9/11/2014My husband and I ate there for dinner. The Restaurant is a little house...inside there is red checkered tablecloths.The food was fresh and delicious.Our waiter was very accomodating. It was a lovely experience. We would definitely go there again when we visit Las Vegas!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simple Italian and Good TooshebDined on 9/11/2014If you are looking for the fancy eatery, this is not the place. If you are looking for good, simple Italian food you have found it. We have eaten at Chicago Joe's several times before attending events at the Smith Center. We have always been treated nicely and promptly. Our server was most pleasant and explained the daily choices. We settled on eggplant parmesan , cheese ravioli and penne with marinara all of which were served with a nice fresh green salad. The deserts are very tempting, but we usually are full after the meal and best we could do was share the lemon-cello cake, which was really delicious.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food Good Service Good TimesChefDonDined on 9/11/2014My dining experience was lovely. I really enjoyed the atmosphere, food and polite service. Great deserts!!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disappointeddisappointedDined on 9/10/2014disappointed this time food not up to par,stale bread,overcooked and dry chicken not enough sauce and fett alfredo no creamy sauce like it was put on hrs earlier
- RonBDined on 8/30/2014The food is amazing as so is the service. I would highly recommend Chicago Joe's to anyone for lunch or dinner. We will be back soon.Special Features:
- When you want Classic Italian...OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/28/2014This place is great! Had the mussels and scallops. Delish and huge portions to share.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chicago joes going down hillOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014I've been in town for close to 30 years and when we first started going to Joes the food was second to none and the service was so fun and exciting! Those were the good ole days. I don't go there nearly as often as I used to.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mrs.DellyDined on 8/19/2014Food was excellent second time there the Tiramisu was the best we have ever eaten the baked ravioli's were excellentSpecial Features:
- Not as good as usualTheToddDined on 8/16/2014The long and short of it: hadnt been here in a while. Service was slow to get order taken. We had to actually ask! Once that happened everything started rolling but still...the waiter had NO sense of urgency. Soup was very cold. Entrees were hot and tasty.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old Las VegasBrocksDined on 8/16/2014A time honored local gem. Love the ambiance, the character and the local history.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Classic GemJohnandheididDined on 8/16/2014As people who have been in the Las Vegas area 40 plus years, this Italian restaurant is a hidden treasure! We have been there before but unfortunately it seems to slip our minds. With the downtown area revitalizing we will now remember it.Special Features:
- service and foodironcity33Dined on 8/12/2014Aaaaaaaaamazing! Billy, our server was spot on and had a fantastic attitude! Food was served promptly and piping hot. So glad I can still get a table at this little gem in a day's notice. I've been going here and jmpressingmy dates for 15 years!!!!! Thumbs up! "Two snaps in a Z formation"!!!. Wonderful!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SweetshelVIPDined on 8/12/2014Not as good as the first time I went, but will give it another shot. Place was not crowded, but waiter brought our entrees while we were still on our salads -- we told him not to rush when we ordered! They need to update their wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- too saltyLEPJDined on 8/8/2014Soup and salad were really good, but both lasagna and fetuccini were too salty. Since it´s not on the Strip, taxi took more than half an hour to come and pick us up, despite frecuent calls from our kind waiter.
- KidsRodneyDined on 8/1/2014Great place. No kid menu, which was fine. Just make sure you plan for that. Overall a great find for us and would recommend to anyone looking for a very unique restaurant that backs up the ambiance with great food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food - Terrible LocationGB51Dined on 7/29/2014Very Good Food. Unique old Restaurant. Not in a very nice neighborhood of LV.
- mehfoodmanDined on 7/29/2014Unique atmosphere and servers are great. Food was only so so. For supposedly being authentic Italian I felt you get a better quality meal at olive garden. Prices were way to high for the quality of food they served.Special Features:
- Always Great, best italian in VegasLouisVIPDined on 7/23/2014I have been coming here for 30 years, the food is great. Meat sauce is the best, a very unusual shrimp Parm that is delicious. If you try the bread you won't want to stop eating it. It is a small friendly local place near downtown that gets crowded some night so make a reservation. The prices are vert reasonable in a town where prices have gone crazy. I try to go there every time I am in Vegas.Special Features:
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- Awesome....OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/13/2014Can't say anymore.. Can't beat it!! Great first date or 59th anniversary. The bestSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what i thought...thomadroVIPDined on 6/6/2014My wife and myself decided to eat dinner with one of our daughters and her date before going on to First Friday in the Arts District of Las Vegas. Chicago Joe's is an old established restaurant in the area so we said GO!! We have not been there for years but had fond memories of it in the past. We were disappointed. The pastas were all overcooked and mushy having been drowned in mediocre sauces. One saving grace was that the seafood portions did seem fresh and they were tasty. Surprisingly poor service and the place was close to empty. I guess we know now why we don't go there anymore - funny how you typically only remember the good...
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- Awesome but had 1 issuereymoDined on 5/24/2014This was our first time here . Everything was great . The waiter , the atmosphere , the prompt service . Just had 1 complaint ... the clams were not cleaned, they left a gritty taste in our mouth ... Again we be will back and would still recommend this restaurant to our friends .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Great Experience!!charstrDined on 5/2/2014The staff actually made me a special dish with everyone I love! The food and service was GREAT!! Would definitely go there again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Teacher down timehttchrDined on 5/2/2014I went with two other ccsd teachers. The atmosphere was quaint. The room was quiet so we could talk. The food was actually really good. Ihad mussels diablo, and the other ladies had linguine. The garlic bread was great. EVERYTHING was really good. I would go back, in fact my firend and iI have an 8 year anniversary coming up and I am going to suggest this place to him. It might become our NEW romantic restaurant. Parking was easy, we just went behind the building. Also, it was first friday and it didnt make traveling or parking at the restaurant difficult at all.Special Features:
- great foodka909Dined on 4/17/2014the food was great,the server was excellent. Our only complaint, too noisySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quaint Spot; So-So FoodMiscHumanDined on 4/12/2014The cozy little cottage that houses Chicago Joe's gave me hopes that I was about to enjoy a quality meal at a family-run Italian red sauce joint. While the fun, kitschy vibe inside is great, and the servers are decent (though a bit inattentive), the food is just meh. I couldn't help feeling I could have made a better meal myself by boiling some spaghetti and heating Prego meat sauce to pour over it at home.
- Outstanding Food!!Snake67Dined on 4/10/2014Wow!! Classic Italian food!! Sure you can go anywhere for Italian food. Chicago Joes is like no other. A quaint small red brick house with food that Will blow your mind. Service was outstanding as well. This is a rare restaurant in the fact That the food and service go hand in hand! I definately recommend this place!! You will not be Dissappointed!!!Special Features:
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Professor George Husmann, Napa Valley, 1887: "A small proportion of Cabernet Sauvignon in fermentation will give its peculiar character to other varieties deficient in flavor. With what varieties it would make a good blend here in the Napa Valley, remains to be tried further."
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My panel is not alone in its adoration of this wine. The winemaker himself, David Moore, says "the '94 brings the Anthology series one step closer to perfection." Who took the first step? He was hired as a consultant a decade ago, the late titan of winemakers, Andre Tschelistcheff. Note—For more about this winery, see the April 3, 1998 WineDay titled "Conn Creek, Whatta Boutique."
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|George Gregory "Greg" Cromer
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George Gregory Cromer, known as Greg Cromer (born June 1958), has been since 2008 a Republican member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from District 90 in St. Tammany Parish.[1] Formerly, Cromer was the District G city council member in Slidell, Louisiana.[2]
Cromer graduated in 1981 with a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial management technology from Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond.[3] He has been employed in New Orleans by Lockheed Martin at the Michoud Assembly Facility of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.[4]
Cromer was elected to the House when the term-limited Matthew Peter Schneider, III, ran unsuccessfully for the Louisiana State Senate.[1]
Slidell is also represented in the House by a second Republican, Kevin Pearson from District 76, who joined Cromer in a dual town hall meeting in April 2011.[5] Cromer is a member of the House committees on Civil Law and Procedure, Governmental Affairs, and Retirement.[4] Pearson is chairman of the Retirement Committee.[5] Cromer and Pearson have developed a close working relationship and often appear together at civic meetings before constituents. The two issued a joint press released on the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico: "The economic impact is already being felt in our community, and we will take all appropriate steps to address the situation from every possible level."[6] Cromer has also addressed the issue of flooding in the Slidell area and the required steps to remedy high water.[7]
Cromer and the St. Tammany legislative delegation worked to procure the widening of Interstate 12 from four to six lanes in the Slidell area, a $26 million project. In the dedication of the project, Governor Bobby Jindal said that the state had spent $122 million in transportation projects in St. Tammany Parish alone from 2008 to 2011 and $3.6 billion statewide on roads and ports during the same time period. The state also spent $220 million in the I-12 corridor from East Baton Rouge Parish to St. Tammany Parish.[8] Cromer was reelected in the primary election held on October 22, 2011. He received 5,030 votes (74.9 percent) to 1,683 ballots (25.1 percent) for his intraparty rival, J. "Ron" Eldridge.[9]
On April 22, 2012, Cromer resigned his membership in the American Legislative Exchange Council. He had been the State Chairman for Louisiana.[10]
- ^ a b "Membership in the Louisiana House of Representatives, 1812-2012". legis.state.la.us. Retrieved July 16, 2011.
- ^ "Slidell bids MSSG-11 farewell, thanks Marines for their help, September 16, 2005". leatherneck.com. Retrieved July 18, 2011.
- ^ "Rep. Greg Cromer (R)". congress.org. Retrieved July 18, 2011.
- ^ a b "Project Vote Smart". votesmart.org. Retrieved July 18, 2011.
- ^ a b "For Immediate Release: Greg Cromer, April 8, 2011". gregcromer.net. Retrieved July 18, 2011.
- ^ "For immediate release: Greg Cromer, May 4, 2010". gregcromer.net. Retrieved July 18, 2011.
- ^ "State Rep. Greg Cromer to discuss flood protection in Slidell". New Orleans Times-Picayune, June 28, 2011. Retrieved July 18, 2011.
- ^ Harvey, Christine (March 2, 2011). "Gov. Bobby Jindal helps to break ground on I-12 widening project near Slidell". The Times-Picayune. Retrieved 4 February 2012.
- ^ "Louisiana primary election returns, October 22, 2011". staticresults.sos.la.gov. Retrieved October 22, 2011.
- ^ http://www.republicreport.org/2012/louisiana-republican-state-chairman/
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It seemed initially like I had no internet service, as the cable in my room appears to have been chewed on by an animal, and my first night I spent delirious and grumpy, hunting around the facilities for a wireless signal, finding one eventually in an upstairs shoe room/foyer with a light on a motion sensor timer set to turn off after 5 seconds, so I had to keep waving my arms around to be able to see. Lack of internet seemed very strange in Seoul—a city obsessed with technology—and indeed the next day I was given the wireless code, so now I get to blog from the comfort of my heated bed. Yay!


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This site is heartwarming and wonderful. ReThink is a partnership between middle school kids and organizations in New Orleans whose purpose is to make sure that kids have a voice in the restructuring of New Orleans schools.
After Hurricane Katrina, many students had to attend school elsewhere—and as they put it, "For the first time most of us saw school bathrooms with toilet paper and soap, libraries with books and hallways with lockers. It made us realize what good schools actually look like."
The work that ReThink has done looks wonderful—they've come up with a list of recommendations for improving schools (focused on restorative justice, local & fresh food, and renewable energy). They've also written some articles for local newspapers and created a report on school lunches in the area!
Check it out—well worth it!
I'm a "This American Life" addict, but I can't believe I never heard this episode from 2004: http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/275/two-steps-back
It tells the story of a school in Chicago that was doing something right, until board policies messed it up—and although it's a seven-year-old story, it's not an unfamiliar one. It reveals the regenerative power of collaboration and consensus, as well as the destructive force of uniformity and mandates. And it suggests two important lessons: one, that change takes a while, and growth may not show in the course of a year; and two, that when something is working, we need to do everything we can to fight the forces that are trying to take it down.
I'm not asking you to listen if you have an hour. I'm telling you to listen to it. It's that good. I guess I saw a little of our school in their story, and it made me think a lot differently about planning for next year.
In his op-ed piece in the Washington Post, Bill Gates advocates for better teacher evaluation—something that I have to agree with. The vague checklists I've seen in the past don't help me to grow as a teacher. At best, they are nonthreatening. But then, Gates writes: …"we have to identify great teachers, find out what makes them so effective and transfer those skills to others so more students can enjoy top teachers and high achievement."
Read that again, and imagine the business-school manual that came from.
This kind of logic is scary. Teaching—and learning—can be remarkably non-quantifiable, difficult to measure and even describle. And this idea that we can quanitfy great teaching and spread it around like a McDonald's franchise is frightening.
Even so, this isn't as bad as the decidedly punitive turn that his logic takes. It's not that far of a leap from measuring to seek and destroy. Gates compares teachers to "farmers, engineers, computer programmers, even athletes," claiming that these professionals have made huge advances in their fields BECAUSE "they have clear indicators of excellence, their success depends on performance and they eagerly learn from the best." See? THAT'S what's been wrong with education: teachers don't learn from each other, they don't know what good teaching looks like, and they don't have a fire lit under their butts.
Except, we do.
I know what good teaching looks like. Most teachers do; most have been blessed with good teachers who inspired them to follow in their career path. And it doesn't take a genius to identify a bad teacher at work.
And most teachers DO have a fire under their butts. It may not be the same "performance outcome" that Gates has in mind (read: standardized tests), but we all care if our students leave as better people. We all do.
And we don't learn from the best? Perhaps. We've been trained to teach in isolated classrooms, jealously guarding the secrets to our rising standardized test scores, haven't we? But we also work at schools (and act as part of online networks) where collaboration is valued, where teachers learn from each other.
I wish Gates would have taken a more supportive tone. He does close his piece with a plea for a system that can "identify great teaching, reward it and help every teacher get better." But his "help" for teachers is superficial, an afterthought to the punitive overtones of the previous paragraphs. Instead of "punish the bad teachers," how about mentoring programs where experienced teachers can coach new ones?
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I have a set of twins and would like to know if they are fraternal or identical. How could I tell?
You might think this is totally straightforward, but sometimes it is not. As we all know, fraternal twins are only as alike as any pair of siblings, while identical twins are genetically matched because they come from the splitting apart of one fertilized egg early in embryonic development. All genetic characteristics like eye color and blood type are the same in identical twins. Fraternal twins who look a lot alike, though, can make you wonder if they are actually identical.
Assuming your twins are the same sex, the simplest step is to check their blood types, which were probably determined at the time of birth. Different blood types indicate they are fraternal twins. If their blood types are the same you won't be able to use that to tell, and the next step is to find out what the pathologist saw when their placenta was examined. Most identical twins have a type of placenta called diamniotic, monochorionic, which cannot occur in fraternal twins. But some identical twins do have the usual fraternal twin-type placenta. In that case again it can be difficult to know for sure.
When it comes to figuring out identical versus fraternal, sometimes you just have to wait until they get older, when you can see if any characteristics like eye color turn out different. If a medical reason for determining their status arises, genetic tests are available that can help sort things out.
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by: Rex Jensen & Ed Hunzeker | Guest Columnists
Once we move past the age-old debate of whether to grow and on to the question of how we should grow, we can move to a more realistic and rewarding discussion. As stated in the editorial published April 25: "We do, however, have some clear choices of where we grow, in what sequence we grow and in how we grow. So, let's stop talking about 'whether' and discuss where, when and how. Let's further relate those factors to the financial markets, total cost of infrastructure, the wide variety of consumer preferences, economic development, contribution to the tax base, legal requirements (yes, they do matter) and consequences to the taxpayers."
The county's current land use plan was adopted in 1989 and has a low-rise, low-density approach. The plan has limited opportunities for mixed uses. It separates uses (workplace, office, residential, retail, etc.) by miles instead of by blocks or feet. This creates a spread out land-use pattern in the developing areas of the community, which creates difficult scenarios for water, sewer and transportation planning. Consumer choice is limited, green space is paved over and wetlands are lost. Travel times are longer, instead of allowing the free market to provide necessary uses nearby. The growth rules also work against the redevelopment of many of the older areas of the community, such as the U.S. 41 corridor.
The county is looking at development undertaken since the land use rules were adopted and the relationship of the rules to the cost of development. Staff is also examining the cost to the county associated with the maintenance of the infrastructure. This begs the question, "Does the low-density, low-rise, bedroom-community-style residential planning provide the necessary tax base to provide services, long-term maintenance, updates, infrastructure development and eventual infrastructure reconstruction 50 years later?"
Another approach, high-rise, high density in targeted areas, offers other choices. Infrastructure is more compact and less expensive to maintain. "Live, work, play" mixed-use communities such as Lakewood Ranch become a preferred development approach, raising the bar on quality of life for businesses and residents. Green space is set aside and wetlands are preserved. Schools and parks more seamlessly fit into the community fabric. We begin to listen to consumers who say, "Keep me out of my car." Higher densities are critical for transit-oriented development to be a meaningful alternative to automobiles. With higher density, we can also introduce a housing product that is more affordable in today's economy and more appealing to younger generations.
As far back as the 1950s, the county made infrastructure plans with a sense of vision. They created a master utility plan, with three sewer plants, and constructed a massive potable water reservoir — Lake Manatee. This planning benefits us today, in contrast to neighboring counties, which did not plan.
"How Will We Grow?" is a real, ongoing county study. Its goal is to create a more refined and efficient infrastructure plan through more sensible development patterns. The plan could potentially save the current and future taxpayers money, lower infrastructure development and maintenance costs, provide more job opportunities and potentially improve the quality of life for Manatee County residents through better land use decision making and more predictability for both citizens and developers. County staff is working to bring forward three alternatives for growth to the community with detailed recommendations. But, first, stay tuned for updates and dates when these presentation and citizen outreach workshops will occur so you can have a say in "How Will We Grow?"
Rex Jensen is the president and CEO of Schroeder-Manatee Ranch, Inc; Ed Hunzeker is the Manatee County Administrator.
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Mary Augusta Thomas and I, Nancy Gwinn, went to Panama this week to visit our library at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Center. We saw the renovated library reading space, where extra windows have been added to bring in the light and lushness of the green spaces outside. STRI Director Biff Bermingham has a new senior team in place with Deputy Director Ron Herzig and Owen McMillan in the newly created position of Academic Dean. Dr. McMillan will be in charge of the expanding fellowship program. The library will work with both of these administrators for their STRI-related needs. The two expressed great confidence in our librarian Vielka Chang-Yau and told us how important and well-run the libraries and its services are. We also met with Vielka's staff Angel Aguirre, Ricardo Beteta, Elizabeth Sanchez, Apolinar Guerrero, and Mr. Sanchez. (See photo) The hard work and dedication of the staff are one of the keys to the library's success. Library volunteers Diane and Abby presented their project of inventorying and digitizing the 750-item map collection in the library, more »
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Coming off of five straight losses, and 19 straight losses to divisional foes, it's difficult to imagine a scenario where the Lions, as led by third string QB Drew Stanton, stand even a remote chance of defeating the Packers.
The Packers are on a roll and the Lions remaining prospects for the 2010 season are flagging at best. Aaron Rodgers has come into his own and injuries are starting to decimate the Lions defense.
That being said, the Lions played the Packers about as well as anyone could have reasonably expected at Lambeau Field, earlier in the season. The Lions have most played teams close this season, but have found incredibly innovative ways in which to snatch defeat from the gaping maw of victory. It has been a little painful.
At any rate, Drew Stanton played favorably against the Bears, and the Lions did an excellent job of keeping the game managably within the realm of his third string capabilities. The Lions will need to do the same against the Packers, since they will likely heap a pile of exotic blitz packages onto Stanton's shoulders.
The Lions will also need to find the means to get Calvin Johnson more involved in their offense, especially with a limited Charles Woodson attempting to cover him. Perennially, Johnson has been underutilized by the Lions and with the injury to Jahvid Best he has been their one true offensive playmakers.
All things considered, I just can't see a scenario where the Lions defense will be able to limit the Packers offense. Game Over.
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It's the Canada Day long weekend and the summer camping season is officially underway. Camping without a car in British Columbia can be challenging, particularly if you don't ride a bicycle. There are some exceptions, of course, but car-free camping almost always requires a great deal of planning, scheduling and preparation compared to the ease of throwing your gear into a car, driving to the campground and navigating to a campsite.
Ontario is making life easier for car-free campers, and I wish that BC would follow suit. Today, I received a beautiful handmade Happy Canada Day card from my mom that included a short article from the Ottawa Citizen about the new Parkbus service between Ottawa and Algonquin Provincial Park.
Parkbus provides bus service from Ottawa and Toronto to outdoor destinations in Ontario, including Algonquin, Killarney, Grundy Lake Provincial Park and Bruce Peninsula National Park and Tobermory.
The program began in 2010 and initially transported campers between Toronto and Algonquin Provincial Park. The service is now a project of Transportation Options, a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering sustainable transportation and tourism ideas and innovations by engaging in research, project development, and promotion of choices that are healthy, integrated, convenient, economically beneficial, and environmentally sound. Parkbus is also supported by Ontario Parks, the Tourism Development Fund grant from the Ontario Ministry of Tourism and the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
The Parkbus website includes detailed information about the service, including schedules, ticketing and frequently asked questions like this one:
Given our Provincial Government's resistance to funding public transit in BC, I suspect that an initiative like this is a long way off in our province. We're fortunate to have some access to camping on public transit, including select campgrounds in Metro Vancouver Regional Parks, on Vancouver Island, and the Gulf Islands, but none of the transportation services to these destinations are designed with campers in mind. Often, even if you can get close to a campground, you may need to walk a long distance to access your campsite.
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Do we al hold a responsibility to teach our youth the 'correct/moral/ethical" view so lauded in the 'good old days', when we have so apparently failed ecologically, economically and ethically. How do we teach when we cannot lead by example?
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Dean GemsJan 7 2012: Ah, well, most of the time yes, and even worse than their teachers. From statistics point of view, it is reasonable to assume students are not better than their teachers. But if you are trying to motivate someone, it is usually best to stick to the contrary. Students who surpass their teachers owe it to their teachers too. For eg. if a student of 10 yrs of piano training learns from someone who has spent 40 yrs of his life in mastering it, the student is infact gaining 40 + 10 yrs of learning. So, barring the time-dependant growth of maturity, his level of expertise is positively highter than his mentor. Most of our failures arise when we sit and try to re-invent the wheel.. Instead of taking off from where history has left us, we go back in history and lament over it. Often 'lead by example' is not necessary. Personally, I think it is just an excuse we throw when others point us in the right direction. Mere logic and common sense will tell us what we must do. But our evlutionary response is to find an excuse and hide behind it. Yes, leading is inspiring and effective but not necessary. If theere is one thing that is different for current generation is the enormous freedom of choice not backed by adequate capacity to exercise or appreciate it. Most students who outshine their teachers are those who are proactive and highly motivated. For such students, excuses are unnecessary. As for the otherwise, carrot and stick is the only thing that seems to work.
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A beloved toy maker is beaten to death for a mysterious brass box and the coins in his pocket. The Whitechapel Vigilance Committee presents a 14 year-old culprit who refuses to deny the charge, leading Reid into the savage world of merciless child gangs.
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Season: 1 | Episode: 2 | Original Air Date: 26 January, 2013