Red Lobster

Red Lobster, “A Florida judge ordered a man arrested for domestic violence to treat his wife to a night of dinner and bowling and undergo marriage counseling.

Judge John Jay` Hurley imposed the conditions on Joseph Bray, 47, of Plantation, after Bray`s wife told the court she was not injured and was not in fear of her husband, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported Wednesday.

The arrest report said Bray and his wife argued when he failed to wish her a happy birthday. Bray allegedly pushed his wife onto the couch, placed his hand on her neck and held up his fist. Bray did not strike his wife during the incident, Hurley said.

This is the type of “slap on the wrist” punishment that women receive when they assault men. Domestic violence should always be taken seriously, regardless if the offender is a male or female.

Judge Hurley described the violent incident as “very, very minor.” Not to put to fine a point on it but the judge is a moron, when a man pushes his wife onto the couch, places his hand on her neck, and holds up his balled fist, that`s assault and battery.

Joseph Bray doesn`t need to treat himself to a night of dinner and bowling with his wife, he needs to spend a few weeks in jail eating bolgona sandwiches, and when he`s released he should be forced to attend anger management classes.

Marriage Counseling

Marriage Counseling, “A Florida judge ordered a man arrested for domestic violence to treat his wife to a night of dinner and bowling and undergo marriage counseling.

Judge John Jay` Hurley imposed the conditions on Joseph Bray, 47, of Plantation, after Bray`s wife told the court she was not injured and was not in fear of her husband, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported Wednesday.

The arrest report said Bray and his wife argued when he failed to wish her a happy birthday. Bray allegedly pushed his wife onto the couch, placed his hand on her neck and held up his fist. Bray did not strike his wife during the incident, Hurley said.

This is the type of “slap on the wrist” punishment that women receive when they assault men. Domestic violence should always be taken seriously, regardless if the offender is a male or female.

Judge Hurley described the violent incident as “very, very minor.” Not to put to fine a point on it but the judge is a moron, when a man pushes his wife onto the couch, places his hand on her neck, and holds up his balled fist, that`s assault and battery.

Joseph Bray doesn`t need to treat himself to a night of dinner and bowling with his wife, he needs to spend a few weeks in jail eating bolgona sandwiches, and when he`s released he should be forced to attend anger management classes.

Florida Man Ordered Wife On Date

Florida Man Ordered Wife On Date, Just in time for Valentine’s Day, a Florida judge ruled on Tuesday that a man involved in a scuffle with his wife treat her to an evening at a local bowling alley and a romantic meal at Red Lobster. Judge John Hurley ordered that Joseph Bray, 47 and his wife Sonja, 39, also visit a marriage counselor.

Hurley handed down this ruling instead of setting bond or slapping Bray with a prison sentence after he deemed domestic violence charges leveled by Bray’s wife to be “very, very minor.”

According to Bray’s arrest affidavit, Bray and his wife got embroiled in a spat after he failed to wish her a happy birthday. Bray’s wife claims that her husband shoved her against a sofa and grabbed her neck.

Olive Garden

Olive Garden, With the planned closure of Dillard’s Mall in Decatur, 85 people could join the nearly 10,000 unemployed people across Morgan, Lawrence and Limestone counties. Fifty more employees could be included in this figure the potential loss of the mall from JC Penney Outlet Store. Many unemployed people here continue to turn in applications with little hope of finding a job. Others are encouraged to improve their skills through staff training and continuing education pending the return of jobs.

It’s still a tough job market and competes in northern Alabama, allowing many companies to be selective in the number of hires they make some. Abott Wood, team leader at Alabama Career Center in Decatur, said that some industries were Decatur take applications once a year and then draw from this pool throughout the year to replace employees who leave through retirement or quitting. Earlier this month, Decatur General Electric plant has taken applications for 30 openings on the production line, “said Wood. More than 1,500 people applied. “This was the only one who has recently been looking to fill several positions,” he said. “Other places are looking for one or two people here and there.”

Across the counties of Morgan, Lawrence and Limestone, 9,622 people are unemployed for a combined unemployment rate of 10.6 percent, according to state data. The unemployment rate for Morgan, Lawrence and Limestone counties for December were 8.9, 9.7 and 7.5 percent, respectively – all less than in December 2009 – according to the latest data from the Department of state of industrial relations. The unemployment rate in the state was 9.1 percent.

Dillard’s decision “was a surprise, for sure,” said John Seymour, president of the Chamber of Commerce Decatur-Morgan County. “But things are getting better, and I know because people talk of us who would not before.

“Olive Garden and Wintzell would not be coming to Decatur if they thought that people would not come here to eat.”

Restaurant seafood Wintzell will initially hire 100 people before reduced to 71, while Olive Garden could use an estimate of full-time workers 80.

Hartselle, the second largest city in Morgan County, recently received a boost with 191 jobs created by the opening of Cracker Barrel. But the city lost 550 jobs from May 2009 to October 2010, officials said.

“We did not lose more jobs, but I’m not aware of hiring anyone,” said Mayor Dwight Tankersley.

Morgan County Government under a hiring freeze and only fill the positions as employees leave. When job openings are announced, people who are unemployed to react quickly.

Applebees

Applebees, Brioche packed with chocolate spread with hazelnut-. Raspberry macaroons-orange flower. Pineapple-coconut tarts.

The guests got a preview of manual labor Nathaniel Reid last week during a reception for the new pastry chef Norman Love Confections.

Love has attracted the young rising star of the St. Regis Hotel, a pastry highly rated accommodations in Dana Point, California a Cordon Bleu graduate, Reid was named the year this year with competition from U.S. United Patisserie in New York – the most important contest in America in his field. He also worked at the Mansion Hotel and The Ritz-Carlton in Las Vegas.

Reid specializes in the creations of contemporary European-style bakery and oversees cakes and other specialty desserts south lounge of the Norman love of Fort Myers. It will also be involved in the new location in Naples when it opens early next year.

“He could go anywhere in the U.S.,” said Love, whose luxury chocolates have earned an international reputation.

Reid said he was attracted by the pursuit of love the quality and the ability to take a leading role in a successful company.

“We’re very like-minded in our approach to excellence,” said Reid. “At the hotel, things get lost in the mentality of the company.”

Reid grew up in a small town in Missouri and loves the outdoors and fishing. The Six Mile Cypress Slough is already a favorite.

“True art is in nature,” he said. “You can walk in the woods and see a nice pattern or texture of the line and take it and put it in a dessert.”

Although he did not intend to become a pastry chef, where he graduated in hotel management and restaurant and biology from the University of Missouri, Columbia, and his background in science n has not been discarded.

“I am very interested in food science,” he said. “Science does come into play in the bakery.”

The lounge is at 11380 Lindbergh Blvd., Off Daniels Parkway east of Interstate 75. Hours are 7:30 a.m.-5: 30 pm, Monday to Friday and 07:30 am-5 on Saturday.