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Rare Leafcutter Bee Fossils Reveal Ice Age Environment at the La Brea Tar PitsApr. 9, 2014 The La Brea Tar Pits are celebrated for saber-toothed cats and mastodons. The site's insect collection is also of great significance. Recent examination of fossil leafcutter bee nest cells ... full story
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'I Can Haz Blood?' The Surprising World of Pet Blood TransfusionsApr. 7, 2014 Don Juan, Napoleon, Gucci, Azur, and Marissa are very friendly and will rush to welcome anyone who enters their room, and that's what makes them good blood donors. "I chose them for their ... full story
Humans and Saber-Toothed Tiger Met in Germany 300,000 Years AgoApr. 1, 2014 Scientists excavating at the Schöningen open-cast coal mine in north-central Germany have discovered the remains of a saber-toothed cat preserved in a layer some 300,000 years old -- the same ... full story
Bamboo-Loving Giant Pandas Also Have a Sweet ToothMar. 26, 2014 Despite the popular conception of giant pandas as continually chomping on bamboo, new research reveals that this highly endangered species also has a sweet tooth. Behavioral and molecular genetic ... full story
Mosquito Season Unpredictable; Year-Round Heartworm Prevention Is BestMar. 26, 2014 Mosquito season is as unpredictable as Kansas's weather. A veterinarian warns that year-round heartworm prevention is only safe way to protect pets. It only takes one or two worms to cause ... full story
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The Eurasian Lynx as a Key to the Conservation and Future Viability of the Endangered Iberian LynxMar. 5, 2014 Understanding the mechanisms which control reproduction in lynx is essential for their continued viability and effective conservation. Scientists discovered that the Corpus luteum of the Eurasian ... full story
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Nasty Parasitic Worm, Common in Wildlife, Now Infecting U.S. CatsFeb. 27, 2014 When veterinarians found half-foot-long worms living in their feline patients, they had discovered something new: The worms, Dracunculus insignis, had never before been seen in cats. The worms can ... full story
Zoonotic Feline Tularemia Prevented by Finding Influential Geospatial FactorsFeb. 19, 2014 An epidemiologist is helping cats, pet owners and soldiers stay healthy by researching feline tularemia. Researchers have found that a certain combination of climate, physical environment and ... full story
Cat Parasite Found in Western Arctic Beluga Deemed InfectiousFeb. 13, 2014 Scientists have found for the first time an infectious form of the cat parasite Toxoplasma gondii in western Arctic Beluga, prompting a health advisory to the Inuit people who eat whale ... full story
Smaller Meals More Times Per Day May Curb Obesity in CatsFeb. 10, 2014 Just as with people, feline obesity is most often linked to excessive food intake or not enough physical activity. Attempts to cut back on calories alone often result in failed weight loss or weight ... full story
When Cats Bite: One in Three Patients Bitten in Hand Hospitalized, Infections CommonFeb. 5, 2014 Dogs aren't the only pets who sometimes bite the hands that feed them. Cats do too, and when they strike a hand, can inject bacteria deep into joints and tissue, perfect breeding grounds for ... full story
Communities Prepared to Be Resettled for Sake of Conserving TigersFeb. 3, 2014 Research has revealed that people in the western Terai Arc Landscape, India, are prepared to relocate their homes and families to help conserve ... full story
Lions Are Critically Endangered in West AfricaJan. 9, 2014 The African lion is facing extinction across the entire West African region, according to new research. The West African lion once ranged continuously from Senegal to Nigeria, but the new article ... full story
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- Counting the invisible by sound: New approach to estimate seabird populations
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- Mosquito season unpredictable; year-round heartworm prevention is best
- Poor owner knowledge of cat sex life linked to 850,000 unplanned kittens every year
- Cat domestication traced to Chinese farmers 5,300 years ago
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Wichita's four-game winning streak came to an end Friday night as the Thunder (44-17-3) fell 6-2 to the Allen Americans (37-18-9) at INTRUST Bank Arena. Alex Bourret had two points and 17 minutes in penalties in the loss. Wichita is 3-3-0 against the Americans this season with one more meeting this weekend.
Wichita found itself in an early hole, trailing 3-0 with nine minutes left in the first period. Allen scored two goals in 56 seconds as Brett Clouthier and Brian McMillin got Allen out to a 2-0 lead. The Americans tacked on another as Jason Deitsch beat Thunder starter Bryan Hogan to make it 3-0.
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From a keeper league standpoint, here are some more quick notes from the weekend's Entry Draft:
Montreal – They did okay with Danny Kristo, considering their first pick was late in the second round, however the wait will be long for the potential second-liner. Where the Habs really shone was the selection of Maxim Trunev 138th. One of, if not the, youngest players in the draft, the Russian winger can dazzle. Dobber's Prospects Report indicates that this guy could possibly be a first rounder in 2009 had he been born just a few days later. Watch him.
Nashville – They picked up a dependable, two-way second-liner in Colin Wilson with the seventh-overall pick. He'll be a 60- to 70-point guy, but will be in college for a couple of years before making the jump. The Preds then grabbed DobberHockey's top goalie in the draft Chet Pickard. With little proven Dan Ellis and unproven Pekka Rinne as the top goalies in the system, Pickard could be here sooner than you think.
New Jersey – I really like this Mattias Tedenby pick. Probably one of the fastest players on the planet, Tedenby's hands are reportedly able to keep up with his feet. If that's the case, then there is a lot of potential here – and the Devils need an upgrade in wingers on their scoring lines. He could be a Devil in two years. Brandon Burlon at No.52 is a possible quarterback for the Devils in six years.
NY Islanders – The team traded down two spots because – in my opinion – they felt they could still get Nikita Filatov and still gain an extra pair of draft picks in the deal. When Filatov went to Columbus right before them, the Isles decided that Josh Bailey was their man. They maintain he was their man all along, but c'mon…over Filatov? Anyway, they figured they could get Bailey later so they again dropped two spots and gained picks. It was brilliant, no matter what the experts say. You have to take risks. Their first risk failed. Bailey could be a second-line NHLer and make his debut within three years. The Isles may have nabbed Corey Trivino a little early, but in him they have an elite setup man. Matt Bugg described him as a potential Adam Oates in the Fantasy Prospects Report. Aaron Ness was a second-round steal, as he will be a power-play quarterback in several years. David Toews was a great pickup at No.66 and he should provide a third-line leadership presence for the team in a few years, but don't be fooled by the name – minimal upside, 60 points at the very best. Things got even better in the third round, as the team grabbed Jyri Niemi, a blueliner with a wicked slap shot. But the fantasy jewel is Kirill Petrov. If he continues to improve and if the Isles can get him over here, he'll be a star: 80-point potential. Goaltender Kevin Poulin's stock has fallen dramatically. All the same, it can certainly go back up. Grabbing him in the fifth round is the perfect time to take this risk. Finally, high-scoring juniors that don't get a sniff at the draft because of either size or skating ability should always be grabbed in the seventh round. There is no excuse for NHL teams to completely ignore a Justin Azevedo. You never know if they'll overcome their obstacles and at the very least they can help your farm team. Well, the Islanders did this by drafting Justin Dibenedetto, a 98-point player for Sudbury. The Islanders and the Coyotes had the best drafts of all the teams – so they get extra long notes here.
NY Rangers – With Bobby Sanguinetti on the way, drafting Michael Del Zotto is a little silly. The two rearguards both emphasize offense. Evgeny Grachev was a good pickup at 75. The big Russian pivot has a lot of skill for his size and is willing to play in North America. He could make the Rangers in three years and his upside is 70 points.
Ottawa – Of their seven picks, the only one of fantasy interest is defenseman Erik Karlsson, although Andre Petersson bears keeping on the radar. Bugg called Karlsson a potential "franchise player" in the Fantasy Prospects Report. He has elite hockey sense and skills to match. He could be on the Ottawa blue line in three years and debut with 30 points.
Philadelphia – Goaltender Jacob Desarres in the third round caught my interest, because in a few years It's hard to figure out what the Philly goaltending situation will be.
Phoenix – Alright, here's the other team that had a monster draft – and not just because they landed Olli Jokinen. Here we go – after Nikita Filatov and Steven Stamkos, Mikkel Boedker is the next best forward. He is said to be better than fellow Dane Lars Eller and he was drafted accordingly. The Coyotes need wingers because they have so many centermen, so Boedker could get a look as early as 2009. He is a potential 70- to 75-point player, depending on his pivot (which in Phoenix will be a good one no matter where you turn). I really like their pick of Viktor Tikhonov. He has already committed to coming to North America and he has a very high upside – he could be a star winger for the team. Just when you thought they hit a couple of home runs addressing their need on the wing, Phoenix grabs the fourth member of the Staal Clan – Jared. High risk/reward but if anyone can get it out of him, it's Wayne Gretzky. A few picks later, the team did well in nabbing the WHL's second leading scorer Colin Long – whom nobody drafted last summer.
Pittsburgh – Their first pick was in the fourth round and Nathan Moon is a bit of a project. He has natural talent, but a lack of work ethic. He's worth keeping an eye on though.
San Jose – Purely from an interest standpoint – the team drafted twin brothers. Justin Daniels was picked up in the third round and Drew was selected in the seventh. Both are prolific high school scorers, but like with all high school players you just don't know what you will be getting. Harri Sateri, drafted in the fourth round, could be the goaltender of the future for the Shards, but like other picks such as Tomas Greiss, it's a long shot.
St. Louis – Of course Alex Pietrangelo will be a PP QB for the Blues and he should be in the NHL in two years (and productive in four) – so let's get to some less obvious picks. Jake Allen is one of the better goaltenders in the draft and although the Blues have a stacked system, someone has to be the one to step forward. He could be that guy in five or six years.
Tampa Bay – Besides Steven Stamkos, who should debut with 65 to 75 points next season, the Lightning grabbed DobberHockey's second favorite goalie in the draft in Memorial Cup winner Dustin Tokarski. We all know the Lighting situation between the pipes.
Toronto – Who would you sooner draft – Adam Foote or Ilya Kovalchuk? On one hand, you have a winner. A hard-hitting leader who will chip in 30 points – that's Luke Schenn. On the other hand, you have an elite talent on the wing in Nikita Filatov. The Leafs went for – no went out of their way to get – the sure thing. Their next pick, Jimmy Hayes, has minimal offensive upside. However, pick No. 98 Mikhail Stefanovich has a lot of upside as a second-line winger.
Vancouver – Perhaps the next Trevor Linden (in his early Canuck years) can be found in Cody Hodgson. A potential first-line center who is defensively responsible, Hodgson is also close to NHL ready.
Washington – The Caps drafted former Cap Bengt Gustafsson's son Anton. He could wind up centering the second line behind fellow Swede Niklas Backstrom with Michael Nylander's contract ends.
If you haven't already, you can read more on the great prospects in your fantasy league in Dobber's Fantasy Prospect Report – just $12.95 at DobberHockey.com.
Next week – a look at the free agent signings.
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This dark, brooding self-portrait was painted in Hampstead in 1937. It is one of a series of introspective works painted that year, which reflect the artist's depression following a number of setbacks. The Tate Gallery had declined to acquire any of his works for their collection; the situation in Nazi Germany was becoming increasingly black, with Jewish artists forbidden to exhibit; and the Civil War in Bomberg's beloved Spain continued. Bomberg, who was Jewish, became actively involved in anti-fascist activities.


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These cookies are packed full of whole grains and fiber to fill you up and keep you satisfied. They're great for snacks and suitable for those with diabetes!
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Carbs: 16g | Fat: 5.4g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 112.5
Serve these holiday cookies with a cup of tea or lowfat vanilla ice cream.
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Carbs: 10.3g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 0.8g | Calories: 61.1
Traditional cookies get a tasty twist!
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Carbs: 9.4g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 0.9g | Calories: 66.7
Pumpkin is subbed for butter in this lowfat treat! Cranberries and almonds add flavor and nutrition!
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Carbs: 14.4g | Fat: 1.2g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 64.3
These cookies get a boost of nutrition from dried cherries, blueberries and cranberries.
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Carbs: 16.6g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 1.2g | Calories: 76.5
Large hard pretzels are drizzled in chocolate for a decadent treat!
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Carbs: 31.9g | Fat: 4.9g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 3.7g | Calories: 169.7
This healthy apple crisp recipe is sweet and simple to prepare but uses very little added sugar.
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Carbs: 25.2g | Fat: 3.5g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 127.4
These cupcakes are light and yummy!
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Carbs: 20.3g | Fat: 1.8g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 1.2g | Calories: 99.7
This creme brulee recipe is full of flavor not fat. The cranberry-orange combo is perfect balance of tart and sweet.
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Carbs: 14.9g | Fat: 6.2g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 5.1g | Calories: 133.6
Buck tradition this Thanksgiving and forgo standard pumpkin pie. Instead, whip up a smooth, spicy and low-calorie flan.
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Now that we are back from Vegas and I am wrapping up my coverage, I had a chance to think back to all the questions I had going into the 2008 CES and what answers I had hoped to find out. While not every answer met my expectations, I DID get an answer to what I was pondering. As I thought, there wasn't anything earth-shattering from the gamer's perspective, and the Ace up Bill Gates sleeve never materialized (unless you count Slash hitting the stage amongst lasers and smoke, and disappearing almost as fast). While we didn't really encounter too many of those "Vegas Moments" there was some great quotes that came out of our visit and a few celebrity meetings I will share instead…
How good are the 120Hz refresh LCD TVs?
The answer to this question is simple, yet complicated. I had the opportunity to ask multiple companies just how good the technology was and if it impacted the longevity of the LCD life. The answer was no, it would not impact the life at all. This answer came from all the companies including one's lead engineer/designer. From what I saw on numerous booth visits, they are exceptional, but two small things are still nagging at me. The first is the quality of the motion smoothing chip used to create the 120Hz refresh in the sets and the second is the continuing progression of motion smoothing as it hits 180Hz and 220Hz technology. At our meeting with Vizio, we were able to get great info from their Designer/Engineer that stated he didn't put the 120Hz technology in until he found the proper motion smoothing chip to use. The demonstration we saw was incredible, and included split-screen and side-by-side comparisons of 60Hz vs. 120Hz. There wasn't a comparison, as the 120Hz is far superior and you don't really see it until you have a proper demonstration. The other thing that I noticed is that the next level of Motion Smoothing technology isn't that far away, as I saw a prototype of 180Hz refresh, and Chuck saw a 240Hz refresh on the show floor.
What thunder will Microsoft bring during Bill Gates last keynote as head of Microsoft?
This one was a bit of a bust, as there was nothing earth shattering (especially from a gaming perspective) about the Gate's keynote unless you count the hilarious self-parody video. As expected, the surface technology was further explained and had a prominent position in the Microsoft booth and the Synch service received quite a bit of time. Probably the most notable piece to the keynote was the general philosophy that Microsoft will be focusing on going forward. As far as my predictions go, we did get some additional IP TV (strictly over the pond with British telecom for now) and Xbox 360 digital download partner news, but that elusive handheld is still sitting on a shelf in a back room or in everyone's imagination. Maybe as the year goes on we will get some gaming announcements before Gates officially retires.
When will OLED become more than a developing technology?
Well, after seeing several models capped by the Samsung 31" prototype and Sony 27" model, it appears as if OLED will be hitting the U.S. sometime in 2010. The largest Sony OLED was a 27"model that may retail for approximately $2,500. While extraordinarily thin and bright, the high cost, small size and limited life-span means these guys probably need to go through a few more years of development to become something the average Joe will gout and buy.
Next-generation gaming consoles are launched and mainstream, so what now?
Who knows? The answer probably won't come until E3 or the Game Developers Conference later this year. There was so little information for the consoles available that we were left scratching our heads. Sure the Xbox 360 had a UK IPTV update and announcement of three more Digital Download partners, but Microsoft's focus at CES was on Games for Windows and Vista. Having said that, some upcoming big Xbox 360 announcements were alluded to during our meetings with Microsoft, so I guess we will have to wait and see. Sony was almost as frustrating, as we did not secure a meeting with SOE or SCEA and had to settle for walking the booth and getting a bulk Little Big Planet demo. The crazy thing is that some of the best game related stuff came from the likes of NYKO, Ageia, TN Games and the other third-party makers of gaming related gear.
What game titles will we get to see and have a hands on with?
It was an interesting show for video games, as the focus seemed to move away from the playable titles and focus moron the peripherals and gaming experience. The CES organizers touted 60% more floor space dedicated to gaming at this years show, which may have been true, but Sony and Microsoft more than offset that with the small amounts of titles available. There wasn't a single Xbox 360 title on the floor (although we saw Devil May Cry 4 demo and five new XBLA titles in meetings with Microsoft), as they chose to focus on the games for Windows Business. We had hands on Demos with Age of Conan, Frontlines: Fuel of War and also experienced Space Siege and Turning Point Fall of Liberty. At the Sony booth, Chuck was in the crowd for a Little Big Planet demo, and we saw LBP, Metal Gear Solid and Hot Shots Golf 5 on the floor. John was fortunate enough to attend the Soul Caliber IV event, but we missed out on the Sony Pirates of the Burning Sea event due to scheduling conflicts. So overall, it was kind of disappointing the amount of titles we were able to get time with, but it IS a consumer electronics show, not a video game show.
What one product will make me stop and say Wow!
There were actually three times that my jaw dropped while walking around the show floor, but none more so than during a handful of visits to see JVC, Vizio and Samsung. After the JVC press event, they took us to the product lineup in an adjacent ballroom, but the goodies were all in the back in the developing technology room. This is where JVC introduced gesture sensing technology into one of their LCD televisions. It was pretty slick, as you could snap your fingers of wave your hand to control different options on the set. At Vizio, it wasn't necessarily the technology, but what price the bundled tech would be coming out at. Vizio had a 60" full 1080p Plasma on display that will hit retail stores later this year for a base price below $3,000. In fact, with four HDMI ports, a thin bezel and bright technology, a suggested price of $2,899 will almost be like stealing. And finally, the Samsung booth held one of the top things I saw on the floor. While it wasn't the biggest of the televisions there (The Panasonic 150" Plasma held that honor), the 82" Ultra High Definition LCD was sporting a resolution of 3840 x 2160, four times the current LCD resolution. Let me tell you it was the most detailed image I saw at the show, and was quite impressive. Let's hope that gets to retail at a reasonable price in the next couple of years, because you will never see anything as life-like on a Television until then.
What will be the most bizarre thing I will see?
Despite it being Vegas and all that "what happens there stays there", we saw so few bizarre things around the show that I am having trouble relaying anything. There were some classic quotes, such as Ben's "It was after 4:00 p.m." while trying to defend pounding beers in the Gibson tent and the debate whether a girl in line at a food vendor was a booth babe, Porn convention participant or a hooker. For the record, she was carrying a bag with the "Naughty America" logo on it, so the question was answered quickly. Otherwise, it was kind of an uneventful trip. We did meet quite a few celebrities, with Ben taking top honors (in his mind) for meeting Carson Daily. I had a chance to meet and talk to Marcus Allen briefly at the Samsung booth and John saw Pete Rose signing stuff at Caesar's, but that was about it outside of the Gaming Community pseudo-celebrities like Major Nelson and Gamerscoreblog group.
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According to a recent alert from the Cranford Police Department, "Winds have increased tremendously. We are experiencing many downed trees and wires. Numerous traffic signals are no longer working. As a reminder there is a travel ban and curfew currently in effect. For your safety and the safety of our emergency response personnel, stay indoors."
In addition, the Cranford Fire Department has all units out in town, responding to numerous calls involving fires, downed trees and power lines and transformer/power line fires. Residents throughout Cranford and other parts of the county are reporting seeing repeated flashed of light that are believed to be transformer explosions.
According to one resident who posted on the Cranford Patch Facebook Page, three pine trees are leaning on the power lines two doors down from Dooley Funeral home, on the north side of North Avenue West.
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(Oct. 29, 5:30 p.m.) At Least 11 Trees, Wires Down
With Hurricane Sandy less than an hour away from striking the New Jersey Coast, Cranford Police are reporting several trees down, streets closed and power lines down.
Five street closures have been reported in Cranford: Orchard Street is closed between Hampton Street and Tulip Street; Maple Place is closed between Casino Avenue and Orange Avenue; Haskins Avenues between Bloomingdale Avenue and Adams Avenue; Lexington Avenue between Mohawk Drive and Osage Drive and Bloomingdale Avenue between Elizabeth Avenue and Sailer Street.
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(Oct. 29, 3:30 p.m.) Dozens Take Shelter at Community Center
As the wind speed began to intensify, officials at the Cranford Recreation Department reported that at least 60 people had taken shelter at the Community Center on Walnut Avenue.
According to workers at the Center, the location is set up to accomodate approximately 140 people who must flee their homes as a result of the dangerous conditions posed by Hurricane Sandy.
This number is far greater than the number of people who sought hselter at the community center last year, as Hurricane Irene approached the region. During last year's storm, fewer than a dozen people filetered into the recreation building in advance of the bad weather.
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(Oct. 29, 12:20 p.m.) Local State of Emergency Declared
The Township of Cranford has declared a Local State of Emergency due to Hurricane Sandy. This declaration sets the following regulations:
- Evacuation: A mandatory evacuation as set forth in the Township of Cranford flood evacuation map to be completed by noon on Oct. 29. The Cranford Community Center has been set up as an evacuation shelter.
- Travel ban: All non-essential motor vehicle traffic is prohibited from local roads and streets effective at noon on Monday, until further notice.
- Curfew: A curfew is in effect from 7 p.m. Monday until 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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(Oct. 28, 2 p.m.) Mandatory Evacuation Issued
At approximately 2 p.m. Sunday, Cranford officials issued a mandatory evacuation for homes located in the township's flood zone as a result of Hurricane Sandy, which is expected to begin making landfall in new Jersey tonight.
For a map of the evacuation zone, click here. According to Recreation Director Steve Robertazzi, the Cranford Community Center will serve as an evacuation shelter. Staff will be on hand beginning at 5 p.m. tonight.
Officials say schools and township offices will be closed and the Township Committee workshop meeting scheduled for tomorrow night will be canceled. Union County College will also be closed on Monday.
Congressman Leonard Lance, R-7, met with local officials at town hall Friday to discuss measures that are being taken to prepare Cranford for Hurricane Sandy. The township has also been broadcasting nightly videos to keep residents updated as the storm approaches. According to reports, there's some good news, and some bad news.
The bad news, officials said during a TV35 broadcast last night, is that Hurricane Sandy will be a "major wind event" that could bring in "strong, damaging sustained winds of 40-60 mph, with gusts up to 80 mph for a period of 24 to 48 hours."
"There are still predictions and these are still models and we won't have more certain paths and certain forecasts until we get closer to Monday," Lt. James Wozniak of the Cranford Police Department said during the broadcast.
The winds could bring down trees, branches and power lines throughout the duration of the storm.
On a (very slightly) more positive note, officials told Congressman Lance that forecasters are predicting up to 6 inches of rain overall. Hurricane Irene dumped almost 9 inches on the area. Township Engineer Richard Marsden pointed out that, unlike Irene, the rain will fall over a period of about 48 hours, which may give at least some of the water time to absorb into the ground or recede into local rivers and streams. Rain from Irene fell quickly, over a shorter period of time, resulting is catastrophic flooding. Officials maintain, however, that this is only a prediction and that the course of the storm and the conditions may change.
"It's too early to tell," Police Chief Eric Mason reiterated during the meeting.
Due to the danger that Hurricane Sandy poses, officials have announced that Cranford Public Schools will be closed on Monday. During Hurricane Irene last year, flood waters resulted in heavy damage to some of the school buildings, including Brookside Place School, which remained closed for several months as repairs were made.
In advance of the storm, officials are reminding residents to have their emergency kits ready, inclduing non-perishable food, batteries, water and flashlights. Residents are also being urged to remove all leaved from the streets so that they do not clog the storm basins. All outdoor furniture should be secured and Halloween decorations should be taken down, if possible.
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Latin bakery and cafe is known for its pastries and coffee. – When the regulars are Latin America natives, you know the food is authentic. This bakery and cafe--done up in orange and canary yellow--is a staple for Oak Lawn residents looking for a break from the Starbucks routine. Diners cozy up in window booths to sip imported coffees, relish merengue cookies and read the paper. Groups sit at long tables to savor a leisurely meal of corn turnovers filled with beef and melted cheese while couples tango to Latin jazz on the hardwood floors. Most leave with churro sticks boxed to go to savor the treats at home.
Awesome Breakfast Omlette – I reside in Austin Texas and was in Dallas for the National PRIMA conference. I ventured over to Zaguan and ate an omlette and had a cup of joe. I had to buy a bag of the coffee to take home it was so good. The omlette was the best I have ever had, and I told the chef that as well.
Great place..............Very Friendly.
BAD FOOD- period – I noticed that the restaurant was dirty when we walked in the door- flies hoovering over the breads and deserts...we ordered the Empanadas, which were ok but then everything else was downhill from there. The Latin Crepes are nothing like the menu picture-the chicken in them had a bad taste & it was cheese overkill. The ropa vieja-which was the worst I've ever tried-was salty, and the roll that came with it was tasteless and dry. The deserts also resembled nothing like the photos on their website- they were small, thrown-together deserts that seemed to be there for days. This place is NOT recommended! We will never go back (obviously).
Best latin food, "ropa vieja" and "empanadillas" in town. – Is a bakery, very interesting and very good breads and pastries. But is also an excellent restaurant. Empanadillas are great. The "ropa vieja" excellent. My wife tried the fish plate and was also excellent. Great coffee. Great prices.
Small location, easy to find, easy parking. Will rate as one of the top two latin restaurants in Dallas.
One of my top two restaurants in DFW. Great place to take friends for a taste of latin food. They have a menu with pictures that is very helpful for those that don't speak spanish or fail to understand what is that delicious "ropa vieja".
And at the end of your visit, you can take some breads and pastries home.
Amazing Breakfast! Wow! – You have to go here for breakfast! They make this omlette - like dish that has the corn consistancy of the empanadas with filling that is out of this world! The worlds best breakfast in Dallas! He makes his own croissants Cachito's and Pasteries as well . Try the tea or columbian coffee and you will know why the latin are so passionate! Wow, bring LIFE back into your BREAKFAST AND GO TO ZAGUAN!
Breakfast all day at the best bakery in Dallas! – This is such a fantastic place! Did you know they serve their D Magazine award winning breakfast dishes all day? You walk in and on the left you can watch the chef pick from an assortment of the freshest ingredients for the dishes he prepares behind a glass wall. On the right are ample seating with free wi-fi and the best ice tea and smiley service you have ever had in a bright sunny dining area. They also have a small patio if you like a little sunshine with your fresh croissant or pastry that they make at the shop. Call for catering or party trays as well, they are fantastic! This is privately owned and operated so don?t be fooled by the polish and perfection of this place, it really is your corner bakery with the Baker directly from Spain.
The best kept secret for latin cafes – Wow, If you haven?t tried the empanadas, go now. I went on the recommendation below and they are fantastic! LOTS of meat in them and the perfect mild blend of not so spicy spices. Their Cachapa was awarded by D magazine for breakfast ( which they serve all day AND D voted them best Latin lunch a few years back. On Citysearch they got the best of in Bakery and once you walk in you will know why. Beautiful pastries and breads all displayed next to the seating area so you can decide what to take home after your meal for that midnight snack. From all of the authentic Latin food places in the Dallas city, this has the largest variety of cakes, pastries, breads and dishes. This really is a must try, I don?t know why more people haven?t written a review on them. Perhaps they want to keep it their secret! Word is out! Go now while you can get a seat!!
A "gotta try it" place – W..H..A..T.....A... ..G..R..E..A..T.....S..P..O..T..! My partner and I just found this amazing place, really really incredible food. We've tried a few dishes - all very delicious - but our favorite is the Cheese and Meat Chachapa. It is a yellow corn based, moist and thick outer "shell" with cheese and meat inside. The sweet and salty play up the taste buds. Its a very savory meal. I like too the chips served with it. I thought it was going to be spicy, but its not. Its simply an amazing new taste. Leave room though - they have an incredible array of desserts and pastries. The exceptional display offers meringes, some cake, and a few other baked goods. One of their breads looks a little unusual but is a loaf of bread with guava baked in. Whatever it is, the food is so incredible. Another treat - there is a "two-fer" coupon in the 2008 Passbook. As if that weren't enough, the staff is extremely pleasant and goes out of their way. A MUST try!
Amazing food and atmosphere – Amazing cafe and bakery located off of Oak Lawn. The owner is extremely friendly and the food and natural juices are amazing. They have wonderful homemade breads and desserts as well as great breakfast food.
If you are in the mood for lunch or dinner, I highly recommend the Cachapa (a sweet-corn turnover filled with shredded beef or chicken and cheese) or the Zaguan Sandwich (shredded beef, sweet onions, homemade bread and cheese). The Arepas are wonderful as well, as are the homemade black beans and plantain chips.
It is our favorite place in Dallas and I highly recommend it. You won't be disappointed!
Homey, cozy bakery in Uptown with international, freshly baked goods and coffee galore. – In Short
Pronounced "zah-GWAN" after the terra-cotta and pebble mosaic entryways in Latin mansions, this charming spot is popular for continental breakfast. Offerings include croissants and little French and Latin pastries. Fruit tartlets, eclairs and guava and cheese breads beg to be plucked from their long, glass display case. Fried churros (similar to sopapillas) and hot chocolate combine for a nice winter snack. Warm corn turnovers, filled with meats or sweets, are also served.
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Need ideas on how to get my shower fixed, it had been leaking for quite sometime and we finally have time to fix it all, the floor under the tub is already rotten and has holes, the walls seem to be rotten also. So we will be replacing the floor and walls n putting in a new shower(no more tub) but I need info on what materials are better and also anything I can put on the wall(once its replaced) to prevent humidity to get trapped between the wall and shower wall? Any tips will help, my mom,my bf n I will b doing this so any info helps! Thank you we will most likely be buying all supplies at lowes& home depot.
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Lowes sells a plastic shower kit for less than a grand (Sterling)
Do you want a pre-fab or do you want to tile a shower? There are lots of industry tested, approved methods to build a shower. Most of them are described in the TCNA handbook, which you can download (for a cost) or may be able to find in the library. There are various conventional systems, and many of the newer ones utilize surface waterproofing. A conventional shower has various layers, and a bunch of the materials can get damp in normal operation. A surface membrane is applied just underneath the tile, so very little material can get wet. This is my preferred method. To get an idea, you could check out the Wedi website or Schluter's at www.schluter.com and look at their Kerdi Shower system. Latticrete, Mapai, and NOble, along with others, make surface waterproofing systems. Check them out.
In a properly built shower, you could shower in it before the tile is applied and not get water into the walls or floor...the tile is a wear and decorative layer, NOT the waterproofing...that MUST be done properly before even thinking of installing the tile. Course, the soap scum, hair, dead skin cells, etc. would make eventual tiling problematic!?
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