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So, what about that Inn At Little Washington?
We have a reservation for next Thursday night. And I can't decide whether to cancel or not.
I've heard and read about it for years, we will be travelling and passing right by there.....but is it as good as "they" say?
It is $128 per person on a Thursday evening.
Has anyone been there recently?
I haven't been in several years, but IMO it is definitely worth it....and as good as "they" say. I recommend staying there as the Inn is wonderful and the breakfast the following morning is phenominal, but it's definitely worth the $$$ for dinner when one has the opportunity.
keep your reservation. it's definitely worth it. something everyone who appreciates fine dining should experience once. the kitchen's creativity and the restaurant's attention to detail and level of service are unparalleled.
I haven't been recently -- I went a year ago. But yes, it is as good as "they" say. It was a magical evening. I can't wait to go back....in 5 years or so when i've saved up enough money!
I went on April 9th. It was my one year wedding anniversary. It was absolutely wonderful. For the best possible experience, try to stay overnight. Do tea in the afternoon. It is a fantastic experience. Breakfast is ridiculously amazing.
Yes. Go. It's everything "they" say it is and more.
Have fun!!!
We have eaten there on a number of occasions...We spent several days of our honeymoon there (having dinner, tea, and breakfast every day of our stay) and visited again for several days for an anniversary celebration. So, we have had many a meal there. It is "everything they say" and worth every penny. Absolutely impeccable.
A contrary opinion from three years ago:
At the time it had three stars from Tom Sietsema; now he has restored its fourth.
re: Bonz
I agreed with Joe at the time. I haven't returned to the Inn, but at the prices they charge, I'm unwilling to give it a second chance. When I wa there (probably also in 2003 or 2002), I simply thought it wasn't worth the money. Good food, certainly, and very good service. But not great food and not great service. At those prices, it should be both.
re: Smokey
My hubby and I went there a few years ago to celebrate our 12th anniversary. We were in an area that had windows facing a garden area. The tables were extremely close together -- we could hear all too well the conversation at the next table: "I wonder what 'fois gras' is?"
My chair was wobbly to the point I worried about it. The wine menu had huge greasy thumbprints on both edges.
It was clear the waiters were trained; they all asked the same thing prior to removing our plates: "Are we still enjoying?" (That's our family joke now.)
It struck me somewhat like a performer who receives nothing but praise and starts to believe all the good press.
We found the experience somewhat pretentious and all about THEM. The food was good, although I really couldn't justify the price. And those prices really make one think twice about giving them another chance.
By comparison, I've had just as good food at L'Auberge Chez Francois for special events and unbelievably wonderful service. At L'Auberge they understand that it's not all about them.
re: Joe H
I'm the "Katie" who replied to Joe's post 3 years ago about the disappointing experience sitting in the "alcove" area with 15" between tables. They lost our return business 15 years ago. I wonder if they still shove people into this area. It really was one of my least comfortable dining experiences. Ever.
Thanks everyone !
Since we are going to be driving right by there, we are going to take a chance on the restaurant. I hope we are happy and hope we are there on a good night.
We eat at North 44 often! (Not so much now since a family member is a part owner of the competition just down the street!) And we loved the tuna at North 44.
Thanks again and I will let people know what we think of The Inn at Little Washington.
I have to chime in here. I've eaten twice at the Inn, both times at the "Chef's Table" in the kitchen. They remain singular culinary events in my life - truly memorable and wonderful experiences.
There's a full write up on my blog:
OK, whatever the appetizer is that night that has fois gras (?sp) and smithfield ham, you MUST get it - I wanted to lick my plate each time... I was unsure at first (a friend had recommended this appetizer after her first visit) but I was brave and ordered it and I was SO happy that I had listened... even my mother (who has huge "childhood nightmares" with liver, etc.) loved the piece I shared with her (although, I later felt bitter that I had given away even a morsel of it). And everyone there is so nice - we got lost the first time, got there 45 mins late, and yet the staff were so gracious and wonderful... definitely worth it... Yummmmm.....
The Inn is a unique culinary experience. Great food, great service. Not to be missed. I dont know what it was like 15 years ago, but it has been terriffic in the past five; be sure to ask for the kitchen tour. I love L'Auberge, but it's not in the same league as the Inn (not even close); L'Auberge is much cheaper, but whether an exquisite meal is worth 2 or 3 times a very good meal is an individual choice
I have also stayed at the Inn--once. I found that it was incredibly over-priced for a pretty nice room, and some not great extras (the Inn at Antrim near Frederick, Md., for example, is much less expensive, and provides better lodging). There are other places near the Inn that are nice and reasonable. I reccomend staying in one of them.
My SO, family friend, and I had '06 Xmas dinner there. A young man came running out to our car (how he knew it was dinner guests i have no clue except little washington is a small town ;-) and held an umbrella for the women all the way to the front door. ok, so that sets a theme right off the bat. Sublime dishes w/ very good service. though there was an unfortunate glitch with our friend's service at one point but only a slight timing problem. i mostly picked anything with black truffles or foie gras, I know, so cliched but i rarely order it otherwise hehe. The wine list though not as huge and intimidating as Galileo's was, had a very good selection in price points. i finished w/Cles de Ducs, Armagnac, yummy before going out on a cold wet night.
so to address some of the points posted so far:
cost vs. experience (after all, high end eating is about the *experience* and not just *chow* no?) The Inn has the Old World experience down. now, is the fine dining scene moving on to something else, Adrian Ferra, J. Andres, molecular gastronomy et. al.,? maybe, but definitely even the the high end chefs in Paris and Hong Kong are moving toward a more casual atmosphere toward the food and experience. do i *like* the Old World dining experience? i must say i do on occasion. and the Inn was worth it. your mileage will vary, heh.
Next, as the Dakota Guy pointed out: things have changed at the Inn as some of us have followed in the WPost. but as i understand it, Patrick O'Connell retains control of the restaurant and has probably bought out the Inn also from his partner, no? in any case, things could go in any direction and the chowhounds will be watching, or should I say chowing? heh.
re: PakaloloDreams
My husband and I went there for our 10th anniversary and thought the experience was worth the money. However, having done it once, I am not dying to go back due to the expense and the fact that it is so far away. I didn't think it was that much better than a lot of the local high-end places in terms of food, but it is a memorable evening nonetheless. Loved the kitschy mooing cheese cart at the end - some of the best cheeses I have ever had in my life!
My opinion on the atmosphere: As opposed to some readers above, I actually like the garden alcove (but I really like gardens). It was a beautiful evening and we really enjoyed facing the flowers. In fact, I was happy to be seated there because I thought the decor of the adjacent room was a bit garish for my tastes. The proximity of the tables did not bother me, but I can see where someone might have a problem with that.
Another piece of advice, don't let them send you to the ordinary 'monkey bar' for a pre-dinner cocktail. They gave us a seat in there, next to a rather loud group. We immediately walked through to the next room and had our cocktail there - much nicer atmosphere (sorry, can't remember the name of it). That was actually the only part of the evening that annoyed me.
That said, I wouldn't recommend staying there, It's not a good value IMO. There is a wonderful B&B down the street within walking distance - the Foster Harris House. It is half the price of the Inn, the breakfast is fabulous, and the rooms are lovely.
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ADAM L. JAHNS AT THE STANLEY CUP FINALS June 2, 2011 12:26AM
Raffi Torres beats Bruins goalie Tim Thomas for the only goal of the game late in the third period. | Harry How~Getty Images
CANUCKS vs. BRUINS
Canucks lead series 1-0
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — It didn't take long for the Vancouver Canucks to bother the Boston Bruins. It took only 20 minutes into Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals for them to burrow their way under their skin.
Leave it to winger Alex Burrows — the infamous pest who once pulled defenseman Duncan Keith's hair in a fight — to be the reason. Burrows bit center Patrice Bergeron's finger in a scuffle when the first period expired behind the Bruins' goal.
Consider it setting the stage for an eventful opening game full of player-flipping hits, near-fights, penalties and some extracurricular rough stuff that, were it not the finals, would have resulted in even more penalties.
That tenacity should continue to boil, too, as this series progresses and after the Canucks pulled out a dramatic 1-0 victory Wednesday at Rogers Arena. Agitator Raffi Torres scored the game-winner with 18.5 seconds left as Vancouver took the series lead with Game 2 on Saturday.
"He cut me a little bit on my finger," Bergeron said of Burrows' bite. "I'm not going to be here and complain about it. I'll let the league do [its] job. . . . [Burrows'] explanation was that he said I put my finger in his mouth, and he had to do it.
"I don't mind the rough play and the little scrums at the end, as long as it's just pushing and shoving and all that. But biting? Come on."
The bite and other sideshows, which included Canucks defenseman Dan Hamhuis flipping Bruins bruiser Milan Lucic with a hip check — consequently hurting himself — in the second period, partially overshadowed the standout performances by Tim Thomas and Roberto Luongo in goal.
The Vezina Trophy finalists starred throughout, whether it was Thomas (33 saves) stopping an early flurry by the Canucks and later robbing Burrows (deflection), Maxim Lapierre (twice) and Jannik Hansen (breakaway) in the third or Luongo (36 saves) blanking the Bruins on an early four-minute power play.
A handful of posts were hit on both sides, but all the squandered power plays for both teams stick out, especially for the Bruins. They had 92 seconds of a 5-on-3 power play moments into the second — which included the four minutes for roughing Burrows received for biting Bergeron — but failed to convert.
Goaltending had a lot to do with it.
"We've got two of the best goaltenders in the league battling it out," Canucks coach Alain Vigneault said. "Scoring is going to be a challenge for both teams."
Still, this was the Bruins' game to steal against the favored Canucks. They know they're considered the underdogs.
"Well, it really doesn't matter what people see us as, where we're put," Bruins coach Claude Julien said. "At this stage, somebody's got to be a favorite, somebody's got to be an underdog. For us, it really doesn't matter. We're not playing that card right now. We're just playing the card that we're here, and we're here to win."
Thomas will need some help from his teammates to do that. Some offensive bite, especially on the power play, will go a long way.
"We're not out there to say, 'Oh, we played a good game and battled,' '' Thomas said. "We're out there to win."
NOTES: NHL chief disciplinarian Colin Campbell, whose son Gregory plays for the Bruins, stepped down from his post, which he has held since 1998, on Wednesday. Brendan Shanahan, a former star winger, will now be in charge of disciplining players and will lead a new committee for player safety.
Shanahan was named the NHL's vice president of hockey and business development in 2009. Campbell, who had come under fire multiple times for his rulings and also a leaked e-mail exchange, will continue to work for the league.
◆ The Hawks, with a handful of restricted free agents due raises for next season, received some good news when deputy commissioner Bill Daly told the media before Game 1 that the salary cap for next season could be as high as $63.5 million.
◆ Commissioner Gary Bettman said the league, which now includes a team in Winnipeg, won't realign its divisions until the 2012-13 season. Winnipeg will take the Atlanta Thrashers' spot in the Southeast Division of the Eastern Conference next season before moving to the West the following year.

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Appealing to Maharashtra farmers not to commit suicide, BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi Thursday proposed a formula for ending misery in farmlands.
"We want a 5-F formula - farm, fibre, fabric, fashion and foreign (exports) - to help the cotton producing farmers," Modi said at his rally amidst applause from the farming community.
Attacking the Congress-led government at the centre, he said all they want is to win the elections but they neither understand the nation's needs nor how to take India forward.
Discussing the plight of farmers in Maharashtra - where nearly three dozen have committed suicide in the past four days - the Bharatiya Janata Party leader demanded why the money that belongs to the farmers is not being disbursed to them.
"They (the UPA) announce packages but give nothing. They are not concerned about how water reaches the farmers. The need of the hour is to equip the farmers with latest technology," the Gujarat chief minister said.
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Lashing out at Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar, Modi said that though India has great potential in agriculture, farmers are dying everywhere.
"The union agriculture minister should answer: when cotton harvest was good, global demand rose, farmers were getting global orders, then why was cotton export banned? For whose benefit was it done?" he asked.
Recalling the "Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan" slogan of late prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, Modi said farmers and soldiers were not safe under the Congress.
"At that time, Shastri had electrified our farmers, they filled the country with foodgrain. But under the Congress, this mess is created. The nation is in a mess and farmers are suffering," he said.
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Ingredient tip: Lemon verbena, an herb with a lemon-like flavor, is sold at nurseries and at some farmers' markets.
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Nutrition Informationper serving (4 servings) POWERED BY Edamam
- Calories439
- Carbohydrates28 g (9%)
- Fat22 g (34%)
- Protein1 g (3%)
- Saturated Fat14 g (69%)
- Sodium23 mg (1%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber0 g (1%)
- Monounsaturated Fat6 g
- Cholesterol82 mg (27%)
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Tina 30 Rock Fey may be better known as a (hilarious) Sarah Palin clone, but Julianne Moore hasn't done a bad job morphing into the American politician.
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Other experts say that while it was a new idea to connect wrinkles and bone health, the finding was worth further investigation.
"I think it's interesting, actually," says Linda A. Russell, MD, a bone health specialist in the department of rheumatology at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City.
"We don't do a good job in screening everybody for osteoporosis because you have to get a test called the bone density scan. If we had a cheaper, easier way to at least screen people who should get the bone density, that would be great," Russell says. "If someone walked into your office and they had lots of wrinkles you'd say 'Aha! That's a great person for me to target to get the bone density.'"
The study is scheduled to continue for another year, Pal says, at which time, the study participants will have their skin and bone health assessed again. She hopes further findings will help to confirm this initial observation.
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Counselor's Calendar: December
This week, The Choice is publishing our monthly Counselor's Calendar, which is designed to keep students on track during the college admissions process.
This installment focuses on seniors. (Juniors, your December checklist will be published on Tuesday.) We've asked David Burke, the director of college counseling at Pembroke Hill School in Kansas City, Mo., for admissions advice for the class of 2013. — Tanya Abrams
Seniors: Let me start by saying, I feel your pain. Even though I tell myself every year that I won't wait until the last minute to finish my tax returns, I just can't make myself do them sooner. (Remind the adults in your life of this fact the next time they nag you about procrastinating on your college applications.)
But now that Thanksgiving and Black Friday are in the past, it really is time to get serious about applying to college if you haven't already.
Seniors, here is your college admissions checklist for December:
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Stick This In Your Ear Parts - Psyche Rock by Pierre Henry
Feast your ears on this 1967 hit (?) which inspired the Futurama theme. Inspired it in a big way, probably also "Wild Thing", but that's just a guess.
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STICK THIS IN YOUR EAR PARTS & YOUR EYE PARTS - Needing / Getting - OK GO
OK GO have become the only band who I get really excited about their music videos. They're always entertaining and really creative. This one is no different. I would assume this is actually a car commercial for the Chevy Sonic and there is an ad exec who is dancing in his office right now.
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STICK THIS IN YOUR EAR PARTS - Cigarettes by Russian Red
It's the voice and the rhythm that really caught me with this song.
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This band is called Walk Off The Earth, and after I got over that this wasn't the start of a porn or a battle to the death I noticed the music was really good. The musicians are (Left to Right) Joel Cassady, Sarah Blackwood, Gianni Luminati, Marshall, and Taylor. The song is a cover of Gotye's "Somebody that I used to know"
Share it with your friends, it's not porn.
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Freebie Friday -- Geoff Ereth - Drunk With Translation
Indie/Folksy sound. Really nice chill music by Geoff Ereth. Album is a free download.


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Evan Biddell Cork: This season Biddell, from Canada's Project Runway played with cork, and this skirt is 100% eco.
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Nations: Weaver's reasoning less than clear-cut
By Jeff Nations - email@example.com
Jim Weaver has it backwards, somehow.
When Weaver, Virginia Tech's longtime athletic director, called a news conference on Monday to announce the firing of men's basketball coach Seth Greenberg, it was hardly a shocker in terms of sound decision-making. The timing was a little strange, true, but Greenberg had to know he was coaching on borrowed time following another disappointing season leading the Hokies.
A 16-17 record this past season and missing the postseason for the first time in six years does little to enamor alumni and deep-pocketed boosters, in turn making any coach -- even a two-time ACC Coach of the Year -- that much less endearing to their school.
Had Weaver said that, or something like it, Monday's announcement might have merited a raised eyebrow, a quick shrug and then speculation as to the Hokies' new direction as the coaching search commences in earnest.
Weaver, who said he came to the decision to fire Greenberg last week in consultation with basketball administrator Tom Gabbard, instead stated the decision "had nothing to do with losing. It had nothing to do with NCAA appearances."
Then what, do tell, is this about? Why send packing a nine-year employee, who by all accounts ran a clean if not particularly compelling program, in late April?
Apparently, it's about continuity. That's the theme of Weaver's postmortem presser, as he described the constant drain of assistant coaches from the program over the past few seasons. Weaver seemed particularly irked by associate head coach James Johnson's decision to leave for ACC rival Clemson to take an assistant coaching job, despite receiving a matching contract offer from Virginia Tech.
That move, combined with Rob Ehsan bolting to UAB along with director of basketball operations Jeff Wulbrun, left only John Richardson on Greenberg's current staff. Strike that ... a couple hours after the news conference, Old Dominion announced that Richardson has joined the staff there.
What better time to clean house, Weaver reasoned, than with the house nearly empty? After all, he and Gabbard had already decided not to extend Greenberg's contract after this season, or at all, leaving him in effect a lame-duck coach.
Still, it's not exactly standard procedure for a head coach's fate to be determined by his assistants. While the ex-Hokie staffers did secure future employment, it's not as if Virginia Tech lost out on any hot commodities or prospective "coaches in waiting" by hanging onto Greenberg too long. Those coaching vacancies would soon fill with much less of a ripple then canning the head coach, if we're talking about continuity.
Weaver also mentioned Greenberg's absence from an employee workshop attended by 182 Virginia Tech athletic department staffers as an indicator of Greenberg's disconnect of Weaver's desired "family atmosphere" in Blacksburg.
These are stated reasons, but perhaps Weaver has been paying attention to some neighboring programs in the Commonwealth over the past few seasons. As the Hokies have managed just one NCAA appearance in nine seasons (2007) under Greenberg, so-called mid-majors have largely surpassed the school on the hard court.
Shaka Smart has built Virginia Commonwealth into something akin to the Gonzaga of the East, including a dazzling run to the NCAA Final Four last year. Jim Larranaga did the same thing at George Mason a few years back before eventually moving on to ACC rival Miami. Chris Mooney has built Richmond into an Atlantic 10 powerhouse. Anthony Evans pulled off the shocker of this past NCAA tournament when he coached No. 15 seed Norfolk State to an upset of No. 2 Missouri.
Perhaps most damning, though, was Virginia's rise under Tony Bennett. True, the Cavaliers' stay in the NCAA tournament was painfully short (a 71-45 loss to Florida in the second round), but nonetheless galling for Hokies' fans who couldn't even take solace in yet another NIT invite this past season.
So Greenberg pales in comparison to his in-state colleagues, no question there. His 170-123 record at Virginia Tech looks fine, and even includes the occasional upset of programs like Duke. But that 4-12 ACC mark this past season is more indicative of where the Hokies stand in the conference pecking order.
Now Weaver gets his wish as he seeks "change the direction and leadership of the program," all for the bargain price of $1.2 million (Greenberg's buyout).
Best of luck with that, but remember -- hire the head coach first, and the assistants will follow.


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We show off Asus' latest ROG themed card; the Striker 760 Platinum
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MasTRE writes "After an extended period of polishing and testing, Postfix 2.1 is released. Some highlights: complete documentation rewrite (long overdue!), policy delegation to external code, real-time content filtering _before_ mail is accepted (a top 10 most requested feature in previous versions), major revision of the LDAP/MySQL/PGSQL code. Version 2.2 is in thw works, which promises even more features like client rate limiting and integration of the TLS and IPv6 patches into the official tree. There's never been a better time to migrate from Sendmail (just _had_ to get that in there ;)."


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Sotto will open its doors on Opening Day, Polly Campbell reports: Sotto, the Downtown Italian restaurant from the Boca group, will open at 5 p.m. on Monday. Sotto will occupy the downstairs level of the former Maisonette building, which was once La Normandie. Boca, the Oakley fine-dining Italian restaurant, will be opening later in the upstairs. […]
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Polly Campbell has the latest on The Friendly Market: Here's an update on The Friendly Market, which is under construction on Mt. Zion Road in Florence. It will be a Findlay Market-style shopping experience, with a number of vendors selling regional products all under one roof — strongly specializing in made-in-Kentucky products. Jack Berberich, who's […]
Marco's Pizza open in Columbia Twp
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A new Marco's Pizza has opened in Columbia Township, Jeanne Houck of the Community Press reports: COLUMBIA TWP. — Kevin Stonebraker says Marco's Pizza is in the midst of a large national expansion and chose to open recently in Columbia Twp. because it looked like a prime site. "It's a nice area and we couldn't […]
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In teens? Have a hearty breakfast
Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper, goes an adage.
Now, scientists at Umea University in Sweden have put their stamp on this, claiming that adolescents who ate poor breakfasts in youth displayed a higher incidence of metabolic syndrome 27 years later.
The study shows that the young people who neglected to eat breakfast or ate a poor breakfast had a 68 percent higher incidence of metabolic syndrome as adults.
This conclusion was drawn after taking into account socio-economic factors and other lifestyle habits of the adolescents in question.
In 1981, the study asked students completing year nine of their schooling to answer questions about what they ate for breakfast.
Twenty-seven years later, the respondents underwent a health check where the presence of metabolic syndrome and its various subcomponents was investigated.
"Our results suggest that a poor breakfast can have a negative effect on blood sugar regulation," said Maria Wennberg, the study's main author.
Abdominal obesity and high levels of fasting blood glucose levels could be most clearly linked with poor breakfast in youth, said the study published in the journal Public Health Nutrition.
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Stephen Curry signed a contract extension with the Golden State Warriors. James Harden is set to sign an extension with the Rockets. And Ty Lawson already signed his extension wit the Denver Nuggets.
Those are three free agents the Pistons can't sign in 2013, when Detroit will likely have cap space. And whether or not the Pistons truly wanted Curry, Harden or Lawson is only partially important. With those three off the market, other teams are more likely to target the free agents the Pistons actually desire.
Here are the top 10 2013 free agents, according to SBNation's Tom Ziller:
1. Chris Paul
2. Dwight Howard
3. James Harden
4. Andrew Bynum
5. Josh Smith
6. Manu Ginobili
7. Stephen Curry
8. Tyreke Evans
9. Ty Lawson
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Paul and Howard are pipedreams. Bynum might be, too. I don't think Iguodala will opt out.
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Dr. Ben Faulkner is determined not to fall in love, but bright and optimistic Merry Preston enters his life when he suddenly must deliver her son. Merry is trying to build a new life for herself and her son, but Ben is making it hard to concentrate on anything except her attraction to him. When Ben proposes a marriage of convenience, Merry accepts with uncertainty. Complications arise in their arrangement, forcing Merry to choose between the life she knows and the one she is building with Ben. (ST. MARTIN'S, Feb., 320 pp., $7.99)
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Hey guys, I follow a variety of shelter/rescue pages on Facebook, and this is one of the worst I've seen in a while— any money towards the poor baby would be greatly appreciated. Even just $1 if that's all you can afford :(
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Here's his story, and a link to the page, and a link to donate.
Phoenix's story, and why he needs YOU…As you may know, Pathway has been asking for help for Phoenix, a tiny, critically ill kitten who has been hospitalized all week. We want to share with you now his difficult story, and why we need your help.
Phoenix's mother was adopted from a local shelter. She was never spayed, and she was bred in a home where animals are considered "fun" - its fun to allow them to have babies, but what isn't fun is when these innocent babies are flea infested, unable to eat, unable to see from infection and disease, covered in ringworm and worse, and they are left to suffer.
We don't know how old Phoenix is. He suffered from malnourishment for so long that the doctors can't tell. The owner states 3 months of age, but he is just 1 pound, the weight of a 4 week old kitten. Phoenix has FVR, very common in kittens, and it can cause upper respiratory infection, particularly when an animal is in a poor environment. Phoenix's FVR was left untreated and became severe pneumonia. He had discharge coming from his eyes and nose that eventually sealed his eyes closed. He then was left with no sight. No one seemed to notice. His nose also sealed closed, making breathing difficult and causing him to lose interest in food because he could not smell. No one tried to nurse him to health or paid attention when he could not eat. He became more and more lethargic and dehydrated by the day. He could no longer walk and likely hadn't eaten in a week, but no one cared. His heart rate was 250 beats per minute and his temperature was extremely low. He was dying. Finally, on what was likely his last day, his owner made contact with a rescuer. After hours of questioning, the owner finally agreed to surrender Phoenix.
Upon seeing his condition, Phoenix was immediately rushed to the hospital, where he has been since. It was shocking to see the state that he was in. This was not just a sick baby in need. This was a sick baby in need that people had watched suffer every day. They saw that his eyes were covered and sealed in a thick green discharge and that his nose was sealed shut. They saw that he was unable to eat or drink. They saw that he could no longer even stand or walk. Yet, they did nothing for those days, weeks and possibly even months while he struggled. Their last action of handing over the responsibility of a dying cat to Pathway was the only kind action that they ever did for Phoenix.
Now, we ask for your help. And, we are sorry to have to ask again and again for support, but it is the only way that we can continue to help defenseless babies like Phoenix. Phoenix has been hospitalized most of the week, and he likely will need to stay in the hospital a few more days. Phoenix's lungs are riddled with pneumonia and his body filled with infection, but he is still fighting. Phoenix's life has been one of daily suffering, but now he has a chance. An amazing family read Phoenix's story and fell in love, and a wonderful home is waiting for him when he gets better. Please help us to give this gift to Phoenix.
Donations can be made online at: http://www.apathwaytohope.org/how-can-you-help.html, or mailed to A Pathway to Hope, PO Box 165, Hawthorne, NJ 07508. Each $10 that you donate gives you a chance to win a dog or cat raffle basket (will be shipped to you).
Thank you for any help that you can offer this sweet baby boy. No matter what, we will keep the promise we made to Phoenix late Tuesday night - he will suffer no more at the hands of humanity, and he will now know only kindness.
You see the girl on the left? She's my best friend from elementary school. The girl on the right? I've known her most of my life. They went missing yesterday and no one knows what happened. I don't care if it doesn't fit your blog type, I don't care if you don't even know where Bartlett is or if you even live my city.
Just please reblog this. Help us find them.
Update: They were supposedly last seen with a man. If they've been kidnapped or went somewhere with the man, they could be far out of my state by now. Please reblog this.
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My little brother is missing. His name is Keary Johnson. He's 14 years old. He was last seen getting off the bus in front of our house in Castleton, Vermont… 4 hours ago. He's autistic. Not severely, but it's important to note here. His stuff isn't at the house, meaning he never made it there. No one saw him go anywhere but walk up to our house.
Guys, I don't care where you live… please PLEASE fucking signal boost this. I live 1,200 miles away and I feel so utterly helpless but I DO have 4,000 followers and I want to know that my little brother is found ASAP. Please guys I'm fucking begging you PLEASE. Castleton is very close to the New York border and only an hour from Massachusetts and New Hampshire, god forbid he was abducted he could be in either of those directions. So please, please please reblog and spread the word.
I'm sorry I don't have a better picture of him.
today a red jetta was confirmed to be believed the car that "took" sierra lamar…
seriously makes my heart hurt 'cause this is so close to where i live :c
Pretty far from where I am, but kidnappers tend to take their victims far so it's harder to find them.
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my friend is going to get kicked out of her house. she has nowhere to go and she is planning to kill herself tomorrow. she NEEDS to get out of where she is and she needs somewhere to stay.
if you live near south shore mass please inbox me if she could stay with you.
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I am terrified.
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I just made out this blog to spread the news on how the system of my country is, and also to make sure that we're not alone on this situation. Hopefully this will get enough notes so that we can show up other citizens to start getting aware that this system also need changes. English is not my native language and sorry if this seems confusing, but I have got no other idea.
I live in Mexico, and here almost everything concerning sexuality remains as a taboo. So everytime someone sees people that are different, nasty comments about them are not missing.
I have this friend, Tonatiuh, he's a transgender person, and when he found out about what he really wanted, fortunately he found no disgusting comments or compalints from any of his parents, friends, relatives, and professors.
People did talk about this. There were rude persons, but Tonatiuh didn't care at all, for he knew he wasn't alone and that the people who were important for him were truly supporting his decision. Back then he was really happy.
But just a few months ago, on December, it was Friday, when he was walking home, he encountered these group of boys who bullied him ever since he decided to become a male. At first he tried to ignore them, but soon they started going after him, and although he ran the fastest he could, they soon reached him and started bashing him. The whole thing ended up in a rape. They raped Tonatiuh and left him alone, on the floor, with no mobile phone nor money. Fortunately an old woman saw him lying there in the street and helped him out. Tonatiuh told his parents, and the next Monday they decided to go denounce these deliquents with the direction, they said they'll investigate the case, the guys were found and they were punished and expelled. There was no trial, so they didn't go to jail, they just stopped going to school.
Just on late February, Tonatiuh realised he was no longer having his period (because he has still female parts in his body) and got afraid, because he never had it delayed before. His chest was also incresing a bit so he decide to go consult the Doctor. He had some analysis and found out he was pregnant.
Her parents awaited no more and soon they raised a sue against those boys, but there has been a week and they're still awaiting for an answer. However, it seems that the authorities have abandoned the case, as always, here in my country, left-behind cases are pretty common, and this is why people prefer not going and denounce things anymore. This might explain quite well why there's lots of corruption in here.
Tonatiuh soon fell into a great depression, his notes decreased (he was an award-winning student), most of his friends left him, he started getting a bot agressive, soon he was not going to school anymore, he locked himself into his bedroom, starved, didn't sleep and spent most of his days crying.
He has told us that he doesn't want to live anymore. And I, his closest friend, am also very worried, and considered even moving to his house to keep taking care of him.
He also told me that he found a place where arsenic is pretty cheap, and that soon he will kill himself by sipping a glass of water with arsenic on it. I begged, cried, asked and even demmanded him to reconsider this decision, but his answer always was "Nobody will cry because I died, so, why am I still awaiting?"
I promised him and myself that I will show him that even strangers actually care about him, so he said that if this post gets over 50,000 notes in less than a week, he will try to re-build his life again, but if this doesn't, well, soon you'll find us,his parents, family, friends, classmates, fighting him to make him understand that he just can't say to hell with this and end with his life.
I beg you to like and reblog this, whatever, just to make him understand that he is not alone, and that even strangers care about his existence.
Read the posts, they could still be alive! encourage them to keep going!
She's nine.
My mom told me to wait at home in case she comes back while my mom looks for her. I have never been more worried in my life.
IF YOU LIVE IN THE HOUSTON, TEXAS AREA AND YOU SEE A CAUCASIAN LITTLE GIRL WITH SHOULDER LENGTH BLOND HAIR, GREEN-BLUE EYES, AND A MISSING FRONT TOOTH, WHO LOOKS LOST, CALL 832-491-4149 IMMEDIATELY. I am begging you. Please reblog this to get the word out.


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A few months ago we reported that Daniel Logan and Matt Wood were featured at a Star Wars panel at DragonCon. The podcast, Full of Sith, just released a special episode with co-host Bryan Young interviewing the actors for a question and answer session during the convention.
The episode is about an hour long and is a great listen to not only fans of Logan and Wood, but to fans of The Clone Wars in general. Most interesting, Logan answers some questions I've not heard repeated from the number of other interviews he's given over the last few months.
They discuss how the landed their roles in The Clone Wars, comment about the future of Star Wars and share fun stories from the production of the show.
You can download the podcast episode for free on iTunes.
The Star Wars Report completed its DragonCon coverage with an episode featuring interviews with Daniel Logan, Liam Mcintyre and Loan Gruffudd. You can download Podcast Episode #105 free on iTunes or stream it at StarWarsReport.com.
While Logan has been making the rounds and featured on a few podcasts lately, this interview is still fresh and entertaining – Logan continues to be worth his salt as a storyteller, as he discusses past projects and his memories of Star Wars projects.
Hosts Riley and Melody were able to sneak Logan away from the convention floor, so it's also nice to get an interview without background noise and comes across more like an intimate conversation than the fast paced floor interviews we can sometimes get from conventions.
RebelForce Radio broadcasted live from C2E2 over the weekend, where they caught up with actor Daniel Logan. His interview can be found 36 minutes into the episode.
Listen to Logan's interview, and those of numerous other actors, by downloading RebelForce Radio through iTunes for free or hear it for free at http://www.shotglassdigital.com/release/april-28-2013
A little over a month ago the team at The Star Wars Report Network launched a new podcast, "Star Wars Bookworms."
While they've released only three episodes so far, I recommend this new podcast to any fans of the Expanded Universe – whether you're a casual reader or hardcore completist.
Designed to review, analyze and discuss the happenings in the Expanded Universe, the team hosted by Teresa Delgado and Aaron Goins show great promise in being not only an informative podcast about Star Wars comics and literature – but they demonstrate a natural skill set for interviewing creators.
The hosts and guests approach each topic in a casual manner, not overwhelming listeners with an overabundance of timelines and facts. It's much more like the discussions you'd have with fellow friends at your local comic shop or in your living room.
Bookworms released a two part episode in March, where they breakdown both volumes of Blood Ties – the multi-generational comic book that dives into the familial story of Jango and Boba Fett.
One of the most enjoyable and well written Boba Fett stories to be published over recent years, the team at Bookworms give some great insights into these volumes and make a number of interesting points.
If you'd like to hear their thoughts on Blood Ties, along with a fascinating interview with Alexander Freed, writer on the Old Republic video games.
You can download Star Wars Bookworms free on iTunes
Actor Jeremy Bulloch was interviewed by the guys at Bombad Radio, where he talked about his career as an actor, his interaction with fans and whether or not he believes Boba Fett survived the Sarlacc at the end of Return of the Jedi.
The interview can be found around 32 minutes into podcast #75.
The conversation treads some old ground, but it also shed light on new insights about the character I have yet to hear from Bulloch.
With the sequel trilogy coming in a few years, and rumors of a Boba Fett spin-off, questions relevant to this topic were posed to the actor.
Bulloch said he never believed the bounty hunter's fate was sealed in the belly of the Sarlacc. The actor said that would be like an amusement park to Boba Fett, who would be protected by his armor, bide his time to calculate an escape with a cool head, and easily survive the ordeal by escaping with the use of his weapons and tools.
For 30 years, Bulloch shared he's held the belief that Boba Fett should never show his face – that in the Star Wars Universe, that would give enemies leverage against the bounty hunter, something he'd never do. However, while he thinks nowhere (in universe) should know much about Fett, the back story fleshed out in Attack of the Clones makes the character more engaging and interesting.
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1B Matt Page of Oklahoma Baptist leads the team. Two players from Northwood (TX) and DH Michael Cruz from defending champion Faulkner.
NAIA press release
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, FL, has applied for membership in the Division II Sunshine State Conference.
The Eagles have made 12 trips to the National Championship tournament, ten of them in the last 11 seasons, under coaches Greg Guilliams and Randy Stegall. Their best finish was in 2005, when they were runners-up to Oklahoma City.
Joining the Sunshine State Conference would put the Eagles in the same conference with former NAIA opponents Barry and Rollins. The Eagles have been playing non-conference games against Tampa, the defending national Division II champions. The Eagles lost to them 2-1 (ten innings) this season.
Story by Brent Woronoff in the Daytona Beach News-Journal: ERAU makes case to NCAA conference
Concordia-Irvine won the National Championship in 2011. They would be joining former GSAC members Cal Baptist, Point Loma Nazarene, Azusa Pacific, and Fresno Pacific in the PacWest Conference.
Concordia-Portland is the defending champion of NAIA West. The Cavaliers went to the National Championship tournament in 2004. Rob Vance has been their Head Coach for 15 seasons. They have a new, good quality ballpark. They would, if accepted, compete in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC). Whether they can break Western Oregon's long streak of conference championships remains to be seen.
These three schools would continue to complete in the NAIA through the 2015 season.
Georgetown College (KY) has applied for membership in the Division II Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC). A previous application by Georgetown C. was turned down.
The Melville Millionaires won their first-ever Western Major Baseball League championship, defeating the Medicine Hat Mavericks three games to two in the final.
Both teams were loaded with NAIA players. The Millionaires' roster included six players from British Columbia (see picture): Alex Webb, Cam Firth, Tyler Enns, Kevin Biro, Jeremy Newton, and Nathan Kirby. Also Jaime Paxton (Northwood (TX)), Allen Rimer (Bacone), and Chase Medler (Lyon). The Mavericks' roster included four players from Tabor: Alex Mann, Jacob Webb, Grant Silva, and C.J. DeDeaux. The also had Alex Bos (Concordia-Portland), Alex Graham (British Columbia), Kyle McKay (Saint Francis (IN)), Ched Gaskin (Purdue North Central), and Bryan Arthur (British Columbia).
Biro led the Millionaires in hitting during the regular season with a .366 average, and, for the Sabermetricians, 29.668 runs created. Bos led the WMBL with an 8-0 won-lost record. Webb had three starts and three wins during the playoffs, did not allow an earned run in 17 2/3 innings pitched. Silva batted .337 for the Mavericks.
Anthony Armanino of Lewis-Clark State, playing for the Swift Current Indians, had an astonishing 24 strikeouts during three playoff games (19 innings pitched). He had a regular season record of 4-0, 2.25 ERA, 60 strikeouts.
Very funny article by D.J. Gallo at Sports Pickle: NAIA Announces It Will Begin Paying Its Student-Athletes 45 Cents Per Season
Cumberland, a long-term baseball power in the NAIA, announced on August 7 that they have been granted provisional membership in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC), and will be applying for NCAA Division II membership. Here is Cumberland's press release: CU admitted to G-MAC, will apply to NCAA D-II.
This is a major loss for NAIA baseball. The Bulldogs have made 11 appearances at the Baseball National Championship, and they won it in 2004 and 2011. Woody Hunt has been the Head Coach for 32 years, and has a record of 1403-584-4.
Joining the G-MAC reconnects the Bulldogs with two traditional opponents, Trevecca Nazarene and Georgetown College (KY). Trevecca Nazarene is the current conference champion.
The other significant departure announcement this year is Auburn-Montgomery. They have applied to the Peach Belt Conference and Division II. The Warhawks were 32-24-1 last season.
Update on October 4: Auburn-Montgomery's application to the NCAA was turned down, because of a recruiting violation. They will have to re-apply later.
Players for NAIA schools taken in the 2013 MLB draft:
RHP Myles Smith, Lee, Red Sox, 4th round story
RHP James Dykstra, Cal State San Marcos, White Sox, 6th story
RHP Calvin Drummond, Arizona Christian, Tigers, 6th story
RHP Nick Blount, Southern Polytechnic, White Sox, 9th story
LF Henry Yates, Texas Wesleyan, Dodgers, 9th story
RHP Jose Samayoa, Lee, Rangers, 9th story
RHP Andy Hillis, Lee, Brewers, 11th story
CF Jimmy Bosco, Menlo, Cardinals, 13th story
RHP Fabian Roman, Lubbock Christian, Reds, 16th story
LHP Clint Terry, Lee, Brewers, 18th story
CF Michael Carballo, Tennessee Wesleyan, White Sox, 18th
LHP Cory Bafidis, Texas Wesleyan, Nationals, 18th story
SS Christian Vasquez, Lubbock Christian, Blue Jays, 19th story
LHP Cole Swanson, Concordia-Irvine, Angels, 19th
LF Jon Kemmer, Brewton-Parker, Astros, 21st
RHP Ben Heller, Olivet Nazarene, Cubs, 22nd
SS Chase Jensen, Oklahoma City, Padres, 22nd story
LHP Christopher O'Hare, Fisher, Pirates, 22nd
RHP Cody Harris, The Master's, Marlins, 24th story
C Orrin Sears, Arizona Christian, Braves, 24th story
RHP Johnnie Kirkland, Southeastern, Tigers, 25th
C Kyle Wheeler, Belhaven, A's, 26th
RHP Ricky Claudio, St. Thomas (FL), Mariners, 27th
1B Jake Stone, Tennessee Wesleyan, Cardinals, 27th
RHP Jace Chancellor, Lubbock Christian, Padres, 28th (red-shirted this season, made seven appearances for Wayland Baptist in 2012, never played for the Chaparrals) story
RHP Johnny Shuttlesworth, Faulkner, Diamondbacks, 28th
RHP Alex Moore, Lee, Brewers, 28th
LHP Derek Loera, Lubbock Christian, Rays, 28th story
LHP Joey Webb, Menlo, Nationals, 28th story
RHP Justin Sprenger, Tennessee Wesleyan, Rangers, 29th
RHP Blake McMullen, Science and Arts of Oklahoma, A's, 29th
RHP Colton Reavis, Northwood (TX), Rays, 30th
C Joel Thys, Arizona Christian, Diamondbacks, 31st story
RHP Cody Crabaugh, Oklahoma City, Marlins, 32nd story
LHP Eric Greene, Embry-Riddle, Orioles, 36th
OF Cody Lavalli, Lewis-Clark State, Rangers, 37th
RHP Blake McKnight, Evangel, Cardinals, 38th
A huge day for Lee, with five players drafted, three by the Brewers. Also a good day for Lubbock Christian, Arizona Christian and Texas Wesleyan.
1B Matt Page of Oklahoma Baptist was named Player of the Year. National Champion Faulkner had three players named to the first team. The first team includes two Puerto Ricans, and one Dominican Republican. Here's the list: 2013 NAIA Baseball All-Americans Announced
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Sanders is currently serving his eighth two-year term in the House of
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