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What is it about a juicy business ethics scandal that grabs so many headlines?
Partly, it's a guilty pleasure – it's hard to look away when corrupt corporations or high-profile chief executives get busted in public. We boil over with righteous anger (if not a little jealousy) when power players score eight or nine-figure paydays at the expense of countless "little people" who wind up broke, dead or terminally ill.
Ethical horror stories like these can be instructive, but they're also dangerous.
The bigger the scandal, the more imaginary distance it puts between the perpetrator and the small choices the average person makes on a daily basis. Who's going to be hurt by that extra ten bucks on the expense report? It's not like we're jetting off to the Caribbean with a widow's life savings. Most of us would never consider crossing an ethical line like that.
Or so we think.
One problem with that assumption is that few of us ever get close to a line that big, so we don't really know for sure what might push us over it. The other is that decisions that big are rarely made in one step. They usually result from a series of tiny compromises made over a long period of time.
In his classic business book The Success Principles, Jack Canfield makes a down to earth case for being what he calls "a class act." You and I have no control over what the fat cats get away with on Wall Street or Capitol Hill, but we do control the choices we make and the commitments we keep. Trust is eroded between coworkers and business partners every day in hundreds of little ways that never make the headlines, but they add up to big long term impacts on success and relationships.
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7. Acknowledge and thank people who invest time and effort to be of service to you – even the acknowledgement of an email can brighten the day.
The business world can be a tough place and commitments get broken. While there are some narcissists and sociopaths out there who try to game the system, usually the other party is someone like us who's just doing the best they know how. What can you do when people break their commitments to you?
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4. If real amends have been made, accept them and move on.
5. Forgiveness doesn't mean accepting similar behavior in the future. A pattern of broken trust probably means it's time to ditch the relationship, even if it's a customer or a boss.
Author and speaker Andy Andrews suggests that instead of asking if a choice is "wrong" we should ask ourselves if it's WISE. Each incremental step we take away from the place we recognize as our ethical center is one step closer to crossing a line that may become irreversible and carry unintended consequences. Keeping small promises to ourselves and others is the key to success and self respect.
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Man Commits Suicide at Timonium Gun Range
Police officers found a man dead in the gun range at Continental Arms.
A man shot and killed himself Thursday evening at a Timonium gun shop and firing range, according to Baltimore County police spokesman Cpl. John Wachter.
Police responded to a 911 call regarding a shooting at the Continental Arms firing range a little after 5 p.m., Thursday.
It was determined at the scene that the man died of a self-inflicted gun shot wound. Two police cruisers remained in the upper parking lot on Deereco Road as of 6 p.m.
There were no other injuries reported.
Individuals seeking to rent a gun at Continental Arms must first provide a driver's license or some other form of government-issued identification. First time range shooters must also read over the rules and regulations of the range before obtaining a gun, in addition to filling out paperwork.
Patrons are often quizzed verbally on the rules, Patch has observed on a number of occasions.
Additionally, all ammunition used at the range must be purchased there.
It is unclear at this time if the deceased was a regular shooter at the firing range.
The deceased was found in the firing range area at Continental Arms and not the gun shop.
Continental Arms is located at 9603 Deereco Road in Timonium.
Stay with Patch for updates.
Richard Palarea
1:00 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
I wondered what all the commotion was. That's sad.
Harry Callahan
1:00 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
This happened once before. This Russian guy who was a regular at the range came in and rented a handgun (something that was unusual for him because he owned his own handgun). While others were on the range, the man took his own life. Police were called and everyone, staff and customers, who were at the range at the time, were questioned at length about the incident.
Stan Modjesky
1:01 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
Thank you for your responsible and thorough reporting on this matter. As a customer of Continental, I was relieved to learn that no employees were injured. And it's a big plus that you bothered to describe the requirements for renting a gun and using the range there.
2:22 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
I agree with Stan. I shared this article all over social media today. Very happy to read responsible reporting as I shoot at Continental as well. Sad and wish he would not have chosen to take his life and esp. in a place where people are shooting.
1:02 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
It is sorry that a mentally disturbed person will once again make lawful gun owners as a whole look bad !!!
Laura M.
1:04 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
correction: unless this rule has changed in the past year, all ammunition used in Continental's rental firearms must be purchased in-house. if you bring your own firearms, you can bring your own ammunition.
2:05 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
+1. This is correct.
I was at the range three hours before this happens. Kind of creepy.
Stan Modjesky
8:56 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
@scott morton - how long did the police keep you around interviewing you?
1:04 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
"Patch has observed on a number of occasions."
Who is Patch? ....and does "Patch" realize all that paperwork is turned in to the Government?
John Wayne
1:05 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
Obviously, the patron was unware of rule #23... No suicides permitted on premises.
Kelleyand Terry Bates
1:06 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
Suicide is a cop-out. God gave each and every one of us courage and bravery. I know because he gave us all a heart. Use it. Also, there is alot of power in prayer. God is always there to listen. BELIEVE me, I have been there. God has pulled me through in ways I never thought were possible for me.
Holton F. Brown
2:05 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
Prayer might help but a diazapam drip goes a long way.....
Gail Talbott
1:53 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
Be sure that this is not and I say not the fault of the firing range. It is a very professional and responsible range. Obviously when someone decides to commit suicide they have made up their own mind and rarely can anyone really stop someone. I am just glad that this person did not use his sadness in life to hurt any innocent person.
2:08 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
This is the most responsible range in the area. I hesitate to shoot anywhere else. Most reasonable range/ammo fees around. The employees are strict but nice.
Laura M.
2:11 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
i can see you haven't been to Freestate. i recommend it. i stopped going to Continental when Freestate opened and haven't looked back.
2:18 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
I've been to Freestate several times. It's nice, but I like Continental better. I shoot frequently but usually wrap up in ~30 minutes, so the inability to get < 1 hour of range time kind of sucks. And their ammo prices are higher.
I admit it took some time to get to know the CA folks, but now that I have... I really like it there.
2:19 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
Oh, I do wish CA had FS' target lines. It's nice being able to tell it how far to go with the single touch of a button ;-)
Laura M.
2:20 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
i guess i've just had way too many bad experiences at Continental. PS: if you join, you don't pay range fees. :P and who's buying by the box, anyway? buy in bulk online, save money! or start reloading...
2:23 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
Laura, point me to where I can buy some ammo online on the cheap, and I'll be on that as fast as I can click the link :-P
Laura M.
2:24 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
SG ammo has had it on occasion lately. it pays to keep shopping the websites, really.
2:25 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
I've been looking, but pretty much striking out. Everything seems to be OOS. I'll take a look at SG ammo; thanks for the rec!
Laura M.
2:32 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
SG actually has real-time updated inventory, while the other sites i've used (Natchez, Cabelas) generally allow backorders.
Tom Sharp
3:28 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
Wasn't until my second visit to Continental that I realized the staff wasn't just "having a bad day" my first time there. I'll never be back. Being condescending idiots isn't the way to attract repeat business. I'd drive to PA before going back.
3:40 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
Tom: I felt the same way the first couple times I went in. However, I then thought about all the stupid crap they must have to deal with on a regular basis and decided I'd probably be cynical about newcomers too. After I had three or four trips under my belt and they trusted I knew how to operate a firearm, it was much nicer.
Lots of people embellish their "experience" with firearms. Being nice is definitely second to keeping the range safe. I had an enlightening experience at a range northeast of here; the RO looked on as this guy *repeatedly* did a muzzle sweep of the range (and it was busy!) with his shotgun. I packed up my crap and left. If the RO isn't going to say something, I'm not gonna be the victim of a ND.
Gail Talbott
3:37 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
love to reload but can't find small quantities to buy
Bill Wiesand
3:36 pm on Saturday, February 2, 2013
Gail Talbott - maybe you could split orders of components with other reloaders?
james miller
4:58 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
I am very sad this happened and I will chime in and say that every time I visit which is quite often I get the same cold, why are you here type treatment whether in the sales area or the range area in the back. I have been going for several years and also visit Free State and Freedom in PA in which the experience is polar opposite. At continental most questions are answered with a head nod or a shake or a verbal yes or no if your lucky. The gun rental fee for 5$ is awesome and ammo prices are great and THAT is the only thing that keeps me coming back, it certainly is not the experience.
The reason I landed here is because channel 13 news teased this story as 'man killed at continental arms' at 6pm then never followed up. I imagine once they found out it was suicide they canned the story so that other unstable folks don't duplicate which is commendable.
Stan Modjesky
10:12 am on Sunday, February 3, 2013
I don't think WJZ's spiking of the story had anything to do with a fear it would create a risk of copycat behavior. Broadcast newsrooms do not make decisions on that basis.
For what it's worth, every range that has been in business for a while has had at least one suicide. What some people have criticized here as a negative attitude from the staff at this place is VIGILANCE. You work in a gun shop or range, and you have a responsibility to watch and evaluate everyone within sight, all the time. Even people who are well known.
I am less likely to shoot at a public range where people are all warm and fuzzy. This is not "fun," folks--it's dead serious stuff, and if you don't think of it that way, I hope you're not on the firing line when I am, because I don't want you endangering me by having so much fun you aren't paying attention. I have seen it, especially with groups of people. In fact, I have left the range and reported it to the RO on occasion.
Tom Sharp
4:42 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
I am at a loss as to how being unapproachable improves the safety of your customers. If anything, having newbies be comfortable to ask which end of the gun the bullet comes out should be rule number one for a range employee. Then, for people such as this guy, maybe if they actually engaged their customers in a five second "how about those Ravens" conversation maybe they would have spotted that the guy was having a REALLY bad day. I am NOT saying it would have helped in this situation, but if part of their duty is to somehow size-up their customers for everyone's protection, then I do not know how they do that by never engaging them.
Holton F. Brown
9:47 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
Stan .. I have to agree with .. a shooting range isn't conducive to small talk ... in a fire house to talk about fires and rescues .. hobby shops talking on building and flying/sailing modells ... shooting ranges, "hey, how many squirrels ya blow away last weekend?" ..now don't get in an uproar out there .. I own and shoot guns .. one's an M4 ..another is a Remington 700 ( M-40..).
Stan Modjesky
10:24 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
When I am at the range, all my attention is focused on that area downrange of the muzzle. Unless I am coaching someone, in which case all my attention is focused on that shooter and his/her movements.
I would not risk injury by shooting the breeze around moving machinery, and it's just the same principle. You're dealing with an implement that can cause injury if it's handled carelessly. Maybe you'd like to meet my cousin, who lost his left index finger in a chop saw, because he wasn't paying attention...
scott morton
8:11 am on Saturday, February 2, 2013
Stan- The police had plenty of video evidence to determine what happened so we were not formally interviewed. As far as the staff goes, we found them very friendly and helpful. Wife and I were in there for the first time to check the place out and had just walked away from the lines when it happened. First time at a pistol range for her so it goes without saying she is still freaked out.
Stan Modjesky
4:09 pm on Saturday, February 2, 2013
Scott, I'm glad to know that the police did not make matters worse for you, and especially your wife, by doing a lot of interviewing. Please be patient with her, and try to help her understand that something like this is an extremely rare occurrence.
tommy g
1:43 pm on Saturday, February 2, 2013
My heart breaks for people and the families that choose to take their own life! And especially those of you that don't have a relationship with Jesus Christ.Everyone will have to kneel before GOD one day
tommy g
2:51 pm on Saturday, February 2, 2013
The people at CA are very nice once you get to know them! The reality is they have a huge responsibly not to mention liability to customers and safety is a serious matter. I think they do a great job keeping that balance of friendliness and seriousness that comes with that magnitude of responsibility! There are some folks there that are like family to me. Im sure that like mine their hearts are troubled over this tradgidy!
Most importantly GOD is in control and He love each and everyone of us more than we can imagion!
My prayers go out to all involved! Blessings and Peace
tommy g
Robert Kutner
12:58 pm on Sunday, February 3, 2013
lots of shooters in the range and who know who's deranged. this whole gun thing is out of control. I like to practice at the range too, but did see the cops and ambulance Thursday evening and knew something terrible had happened. How do we stop the madness dear friends?
Stan Modjesky
3:01 pm on Sunday, February 3, 2013
Every public range that has been in business for a few years has seen at least one suicide. From what I was told this morning, this guy was considerate enough to have waited until nobody else was on the firing line before killing himself.
But you cannot control anyone but yourself: maintain situational awareness, stay in control of your temper and actions, try to act with a bit of dignity and maturity, be as considerate of others as possible. Trouble will still find you. When it does, you deal with it, put it behind you as quickly as possible and stay the course.
Stan Modjesky
12:55 pm on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
It has been asked what may have happened to many of my earlier posts here, and since that's a fair question: I deleted them myself. When I looked back at where this discussion went so quickly, I realized that it had become juvenile, and that none of us had shown the compassion to have asked whether others were injured, or to learn so much as the name of the person who committed suicide. As a mature individual, I am always willing to amend something I have done that reveals bad judgment on my part.
Simultaneously, I had suggested that the editors of Patch remove some of the other comments that seem inappropriate. That they have not done, and that's fine.
Another mistake I made was to engage in a protracted exchange with someone who lacks the courage to make himself unambiguously identifiable. That's a principle I have held to online for many years, and I regret having been goaded into violating it. As one of my mentors is fond of observing: "Never wrestle with a pig--both of you get muddy, and the pig actually enjoys it."
dcs 71646
2:06 pm on Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Every time I've been to CA i have had a grate experience i am former army 2nd rangers 7th battalion and they have always treated me well i have also brought 2 first time gun users and i thought they did an excellent job of letting them know rules and safety procedures so that counts for slot in my book i have a home in WV and have my own rifle and pistol range but only go there every 3 weeks so i like to shoot 3 times a week and they enforce the rules it is the only place that ask to see my class 3 license for my full auto weapon as to the moronthat said suicide is a cop out you must have not been through much in your life that man must have been extremely mentaly disturbed normal people don't kill them selves thank my god that he did not shoot up everyone
Stan Modjesky
10:24 pm on Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Apparently the range was not crowded on the night of the suicide, and the guy had the decency to wait until no one else was at the firing line.
I could have been worse. Which is why I don't understand the people who have complained here that the CA people were not sufficiently friendly and touchy-feely for their taste. I want the employees, especially the range safety officer, to be dead serious, and paying full attention.
There's one RSO there who is a long time IPSC competitor, and he does not let anything get past him, especially in the matter of people getting sloppy about muzzle control. I am always glad to see him on the job. The other guy who probably rubs people the wrong way is that 70-ish man with the Italian surname. This man is retired from the Coast Guard, has been in a lot of tough scrapes, and is not someone you want to displease. But I have never known him to be nasty, just extremely direct. It took me about six months of regular shooting there to earn his respect, and now that I have assisted in a couple of classes that he has taught, I have a good feel for the kind of foolishness these people have to tolerate every single day. And, after all, this ain't tiddlywinks; it's a sport that involves deadly weapons.
Stan Modjesky
11:03 am on Friday, May 3, 2013
Oh, is he one of those multiple-identity types that frequent Patch?
Since the beginning, I have been arguing that Patch ought to require real-name identities, or at least check to make sure people aren't posting under several names from the same IP address. To no avail. Back in the era of CompuServe and some of its competitors, you were not allowed to be anonymous, and IMHO things remained far more civil as a result.
No personal insult intended here to El Capitan and some others who have used a pseudonym responsibly for many years. I myself posted a blog for more than five years in which I was not identified by my real name. I had a change of heart about that a few years ago, and the only worry about my using my real-world name is that the occasional abusive phone call has been misdirected to my Mom, whose phone is still listed under my late father's name, which is the same as mine.
11:20 am on Friday, May 3, 2013
LOL Stan you are replying to a person who has been banned from Patch multiple times. You might remember him as BO or Kongo.
That's your idea of responsible? That's funny.
Stan Modjesky
11:52 am on Friday, May 3, 2013
"Steve," or whoever you are: that does not make YOU any less contemptible. I can't put it any more simply than this.


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food was incredible and reasonably priced (try the set meal for 2 @ £23! any starter x2 any main x2 any rice, bread and any side) and the staff were lovelty
food was incredible and reasonably priced (try the set meal for 2 @ £23! any starter x2 any main x2 any rice, bread and any side) and the staff were lovelty
Once again we have had an excellent meal at our favourite Indian. We have lived in Scarborogh for 4 years the same time as Tikka Tikka, in that time they have never served a meal that wasn't excellent, impeccable service by all the staff too. Martin and Mr T have a brilliant staff team, they bend over backwards to ensure... More
Visited here on the strength of the rating on this site, wasn't disappointed. Very attentive staff, great food, good atmosphere and very reasonable prices. Will certainly return when I am back in Scarborough. The takeaway food comes in and out the same door and people are sitting around waiting on it. That and a little more info on the menu... More
Lovely food! My favourite indian restaurant I would say. The decor isn't the best I've seen at indian restaurants, but it's fine if I'm honest. The service was good, maybe a little slow. However the people next to me was eating dessert, and his bowl shattered because he had to put so much effort in to the frozen ice cream!... More
We ordered this for home delivery when visiting family for the weekend. We chose two set meals for two (four people) and there would have been enough for five or six people as we couldn't eat it all. We thought it was well priced and the food was delicious!
We had two days in scarborough in april 2013. After we had a couple of drinks we decided to go and have something to eat. We found a indian restaurant not far from our hotel, the restaurant was called tikka tikka. We were greeted very well and showed to a lovely table. The decor is very good and the service... More
Spent an evening at Tikka Tikka on 11th April with my husband and 4 year old. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff, the food was outstanding and I will definitely visit when in the area again. The baileys for me and brandy for my husband was a lovely touch to a nice evening!
Visited this restaurant yesterday. What a find! Me and my daughter decided on the set meal for two at £24 and we were not disappointed, the food was delicious and the portions were generous. The staff were really friendly and attentive and the little touches of the hot towels and complimentary drink at the end of the meal was so... More
I booked a table at this restaurant whilst my boyfriend and I were staying in Scarborough for the weekend. In the end we ended up leaving this place without having even placed an order for food or drink. When we were first seen to we were told to go to the bar whilst our table was prepared for us. On... More
Would have got 4 stars but as they stock Pernod it deserves 5! If you don't have a massive appetite then you will only need one rice to share between two!
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Hamish Michael, Colin Friels and Patrick Brammall in Belvoir's production of Death of a Salesman.
Actor Colin Friels has collapsed on stage during a performance of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman and was taken to hospital.
A spokeswoman for the Belvoir theatre company said Friels, 59, was not feeling well during the interval last night but wanted to go on.
During the second act, he staggered towards a stage exit and collapsed. A doctor in the audience assisted him until an ambulance arrived to take him to St Vincent's Hospital.
The show was cancelled and audience members were offered tickets to see the show again when it transfers to the Theatre Royal in October.
Friels had a number of tests in hospital and is now resting at home.
A Belvoir spokeswoman said tonight's show and two shows tomorrow have been cancelled. Belvoir is hopeful Friels will be back for the final performance on Sunday.
Death of a Salesman only had three more shows to play at Belvoir after a critically acclaimed sold-out season. It is still scheduled to transfer to the Geelong Performing Arts Centre (GPAC) next week for a short Victorian season.
Friels plays the lead role, Willy Loman, and is on stage for almost three hours every show.
With the season's final performance on Sunday, and all tickets sold, ticket holders for the cancelled performances would be offered seats for the return season of Death of a Salesman at the Theatre Royal in October and November.
A spokeswoman for Belvoir said Friels had been suffering from flu for a few days. He did not lose consciousness when he collapsed, she said.
Friels was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 1997 and has been in long-term remission. He is married to stage actress Judy Davis.
Friels is in the middle of a theatre comeback. He portrayed American painter Mark Rothko in the Melbourne Theatre Company production of Red in March, before starting rehearsals for Death of a Salesman.
He turns 60 next month.
Last month, actor Tom Long collapsed on stage during a performance of Coranderrk: We Will Show The Country at Sydney Opera House.


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Jon Jones is no stranger to trash talk but hopes that his upcoming opponent, Dan Henderson, keeps it classy as the two prepare to fight later this year according to espn.com.
"As far as Dan Henderson, I'm excited about (him), he's a great fighter. You know, I've gone through a lot with Rashad as far as all of the trash talking and I really hope Dan's listening and I really hope that Dan keeps it classy throughout this fight," Jones said.
Jones received a mouthful, as well as dishing some back himself, in the weeks leading up to his fight with Rashad Evans. Accusations of betrayal, dishonesty and being two-faced were just some of the verbal jabs hurled at Jones by his former teammate whom Jones defeated at UFC 145 by the way of unanimous decision.
Since that victory, Henderson has been named as Jones' next challenger for his light heavyweight strap and it's apparent that Jones is in no mood for another round of trash-talk.
"I respect him as an older man, I respect him as a warrior and I just hope he keeps it classy and not drag me through another trash-talking bout. Let's stick to why we're really here, let's just fight," Jones said.
Henderson is not known for being a vocal trash talker, even after a season with Michael Bisping on the Ultimate Fighter season nine left Henderson relatively mild mannered until they fought at UFC 100.
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Michael Vaughan, the former England cricket captain, is aiming to bowl them over as a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing.
The 2005 Ashes-winning skipper is believed to be the first star to sign up for the next series of the popular dance show.
He would follow other England cricket stars Darren Gough and Mark Ramprakash who have previously featured on the show.
The 37-year-old played for Yorkshire throughout his career but retired from first class cricket three years ago.
The series returns later this year with new judge Darcey Bussell, who replaces Alesha Dixon following her departure from the show earlier this year to join the Britain's Got Talent panel.
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Here is a photo I took of the Middlesex, or what remains of it, a while back.
A 1984-dated exterior view of the former Middlesex Theatre can be viewed here. (From the Library of Congress).
A Hall theater organ size 2/4 was installed in the Middlesex Theater in 1927.
This is the website for the Tuscany Grill which is located in this former theater building. Their address is 120 College Street.
Well at least it's something.
It looked doomed in those 77 &
84 pics.
It's neat that they coveted it's history as a theater within the current lobby.
They advertise live music on their website so should that be another function listed above?
Listed under Middletown CT in the 1897-98 edition of the Julius Cahn Official Theatrical Guide is "The Middlesex" (Theatre). It was run by the Middlesex Mutual Association. It had 1,076 seats, and ticket prices ranging from 25 cents to $1. There was both gas and electric illumination. The proscenium opening was 36 feet wide X 33 feet high and the stage was 44 feet deep. The theater was on the first floor. There were 7 members of the house orchestra. Newspapers were the Penny Press and the Tribune. Hotels for show folk were the Chafee, McDonough and the Phoenix. There was also a McDonough Theatre in Middletown, with 800 seats. The 1897 population was 18,000.
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During work at a restaurant located within a hotel/ casino, a food server got "into it" with the cooks that he works with and complained to the Chef who in turn got on the cooks case about what ever the issue was.
Later that evening…..
One of the cooks was in the walk-in cleaning up and noticed there was a plastic bag with shrimp in it that was about to reach its expiration date and brought it to the Chef's attention. Naturally the Chef told him to toss it, so he did. He put it in the afore-mentioned food servers backpack.
You might not know this but…
When you work in a hotel/casino there is separate employee entrance/exit with a security guard that checks your ID and any bags you have when entering or leaving the building.
When the security guard asked the food server to open his bag and took a look inside finding a bag full of shrimp, he immediately decided to "detain" the poor dope.
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C'mon now. I learned this lesson back in grade school. Don't bite the hand that feeds you or cooks for someone you're trying to feed.


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— Posted by Andy on February 7, 2013
This time every year, we celebrate the last week of our local preschool instruction programs with our annual Cookie Races – an opportunity for all our program participants to race gates on First Time run and earn their own "cookie medal." This year's Cookie Races began Wednesday and run through the weekend, when our Junior Sunday Adventure kids close out the fun.
A cookie racer poses in front of the course on First Time run.
Parents are encouraged to come out and cheer their favorite cookie contender. Bring a cow bell if you have one!
Our cookie racer shows off her certificate after finishing the course.
The Cookie Races have become a great tradition here at the mountain. And the best part is you don't have to be a furry blue monster – or even an Olympic champion in training – to walk away with a cookie reward. Every racer is a winner!
Makes me wish I was 5 again so I could win a cookie!
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Brent is the director of mountain operations. He is a long-timer at the Resort, this is his 33rd season.
Bert has been with the Park City Mountain Resort Mountain Patrol since 1991.
Originally from the Pocono's of Pennsylvania, Travis found his way to Park City three years ago and is now our grooming manager. When not in snowcat you can find him skiing or snowmobiling in the Utah backcountry or enjoying the skiing here at Park City Mountain Resort.
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Thursday, February 14, 2013
2/14/13 at 2:41 AM
Cunningham Fine Jewelry shutting down Monday
Cunningham Fine Jewelry will close permanently on Monday, owners announced Wednesday.
The Tulsa shop, owned by Vicki and Howard Cunningham, has been selling jewelry in Tulsa for more than 25 years. It has operated since 1997 in the Southroads Shopping Center at 41st Street and Yale Avenue.
The Cunninghams announced in November that they would close the shop and sell all of their merchandise. Howard Cunningham retired from the shop in 2010 but still performed part-time special work for customers.
Vicki Cunningham said she may continue in the jewelry business for private buyers.
Cellphone sales fell in 2012, firm says
Research firm Gartner says worldwide cellphone sales fell last year, as economic turmoil dampened shopper appetites.
The decline was 1.7 percent, and it was the first time since 2009 that cellphone sales have fallen, Gartner said. Sales amounted to 1.75 billion units, meaning that one out of every four people on the planet bought a new phone last year.
A competing research firm, IDC, last month said sales grew at 1.2 percent last year.
The firms agree that smartphone sales grew quickly, while non-smartphone sales declined by a roughly equal number.
Samsung Electronics of South Korea is the world's largest maker of phones, followed by Finland's Nokia Corp. and Apple Inc. of the U.S., according to both research firms.
Price of MacBook Pro laptops cut by Apple
Apple says it has lowered the price of its 13-inch MacBook Pro laptops by $200 and updated its processors. It also launched new models with faster processors and more memory.
Apple Inc. said Wednesday that the MacBook Pro with "Retina" display and 128 gigabytes of flash memory will now cost $1,499, down from $1,699. A new model with 256 gigabytes of flash will cost $1,699.
The 15-inch model has a faster processor and the same price.
Apple unveiled the new MacBook Pro models last fall. It has flash memory instead of the traditional hard drive, which makes it thinner and lighter.
Apple reported a surprising 22 percent decline in Mac sales in the fourth quarter.
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Out today is a remix EP from Boys Noize, featuring the tracks "Ich R U" and "What you Want" that have been remixed by a variety of big names. And by big, we mean Jacques Lu Cont, Chromeo, Jimmy Edgar, D.I.M., and Nozeita. Below is just a taste, and doesn't get much better than this — each artist brings to the table their own unique style, while keeping the tracks suitable for both kick-back listening and festival partying. You can pick up the EP, which offers three remixes of "What you Want" and two of "Ich R U," on Beatport and iTunes.
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A collection of 18 traditional and original Spanish songs for kids.
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Cass Park Trail & Stewart Park to Farmers Market
The first section of the Cayuga Waterfront Trail was completed in 2003 and winds in a two-mile loop in Cass Park, along the southwestern shore of beautiful Cayuga Lake. It has already become Ithaca's most popular urban multi-use trail, and enhanced the quality of life in Tompkins County.
The second section of the trail was completed in 2010 and connects the Farmers Market at Steamboat Landing to the Visitors Center via Stewart Park and the Fuertes Bird Sanctuary.
Construction on the third trail section is expected to begin in the spring of 2013. This section will connect the gap between the Farmers Market and Cass Park. Connections from the schools, adjacent neighborhoods and the downtown to the Waterfront will be improved at both Dey and Third Streets in 2013.
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The long history of Cayuga Lake begins with its creation by glacial ice. Its unusual geological features are still visible today. Life on the waterfront began with the First Americans. As the city of Ithaca grew, so did activity on the water, such as the Frontenac steamboat, pictured here in 1860.


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Covert Affairs Season 2 Episode 9 (08/02/11)
Annie's Georgetown professor and mentor was killed. Joan lets her know that Professor Mark was a CIA agent for 20 years, and he was the one that recommended Annie to the company. Annie has to tell Mark's wife that he was in the CIA, and Safia doesn't take it well.
Mark was hiding information, so the DPD attempts to find the micro chip he was hiding it on. While Auggie and the gang go through all of Mark's stuff, Annie chases down Safia, who stole Mark's wedding vows from his safe deposit box. The informational chip ended up being on the vows.
Meanwhile, Danielle is suspicious of Annie's work habits, and heads to the Smithsonian to see what's up. Auggie makes his way there to keep Annie out of fire with her sister, but after seeing what happened to Safia after finding out her husband was in the CIA, Annie might be ready to tell Danielle everything.
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View city meeting on Freeman site
KINGSTON — The Freeman will livestream tonight's meeting of the Common Council's Finance/Economic Development Committee at www.dailyfreeman.com.
The meeting is to begin at 6:30 p.m. in City Hall, 420 Broadway.
Among other matters, the committee is to hear an update from City Engineer Ralph Swenson about work at the Washington Avenue sinkhole.
Rosendale plans to flush hydrants
ROSENDALE, N.Y. — The Rosendale Water District will flush fire hydrants between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. Oct. 15, 16 and 17.
The procedure is expected to increase turbidity in tap water, and there may be some rustiness in the water or periods of low pressure. Let water run for one to three minutes before doing laundry.
If problems persist, call the district's water treatment facility at (845) 658-8718.
Keith Bennett's Karate toy drive begins
KINGSTON, N.Y. — Keith Bennett's Karate has started its annual toy drive for families and children in local homeless shelters. Continued...
To make a donation, bring a new, unwrapped toy to Bennett's studio, 53 Albany Ave.
Last year, drive organizers were able to provide toys for 66 children. This year, they hope to help 100.
Bard College event looks at 'green' cars
ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. — A green car expo and panel discussion, "An Addiction to Cars: Air Quality and Policy Challenges in the U.S. Transportation Sector," will be presented starting at 12:30 p.m. Saturday at Bard College.
The event will be in the Reem-Kayden Science Center and is free and open to the public. It will include opportunities to test-drive a Chevy Volt and learn about student-led initiatives that focus on alternative ways to travel, including the Bard Bike Co-op, Bard Pedicab, Bard BikeShare and EcoReps.
The panel discussion is scheduled for 4 p.m.
SUNY New Paltz College Council meets Thursday
NEW PALTZ, N.Y. — The SUNY New Paltz College Council will meet at 3 p.m. Thursday in Room 903 of the Haggerty Administration Building.
To access a webcast of the meeting, go to www.newpaltz.edu/webcasts.
Planned Parenthood focus of library talk
KINGSTON, N.Y. — Ruth-Ellen Blodgett, president and chief executive officer of Mid-Hudson Planned Parenthood, will lead a discussion, "Planned Parenthood: Local and National Issues," at 5 p.m. Tuesday in the Community Room of the Kingston Library, 55 Franklin St.
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ZTE promises first Tegra 4 LTE phone for mid-2013 launch in China
Chinese phone maker ZTE is announcing the first phone based on Nvidia's new Tegra 4 chip and equipped with LTE. We don't know much about the still-unnamed "superphone," but it will combine the new 72-core Tegra processor with the Icera i500 LTE chipset, and it's set to launch in China in the first half of this year. It could eventually spread to other markets, like its Tegra 2-based predecessor the Grand X, but there's no indication of that here. And to keep that "super" in the name, ZTE is using separate Tegra 4 and LTE chips, not the integrated lower-power 4i chip we saw yesterday.
As vague as this press release is, it's still the first time we've seen a company commit to a Tegra 4 phone. Since being announced about a month ago at CES, Tegra 4 has appeared in Nvidia's own Project Shield and a single Vizio tablet, with more tablets rumored from HP and Toshiba.
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