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If You're from New York Avoid Kemoll's – I'm sorry to say that this is at best an attempt at Italian food. The pasta was not al dente. They used no salt when cooking the pasta, and the pasta was drowning in sauce. My veal was totally camouflaged and completely submerged in a tasty brown wine sauce, but it looked more like a Veal Bouillabaisse instead of what it was supposed to be, Veal Saltimbocca. To add insult to injury, they used process Mozzarella! If you are unfamiliar with processed Mozzarella, it tasted like plastic. My advice, if you are from either coast, or Chicago, when visiting St. Louis, stick to the meat and potato dishes so you are not disappointed. One additional comment: when selecting wine, be prepared to pay up to 260% markup. I purchase a very good bottle of Sartori Amarone for $90. In the store it goes for $35. The view from Kemoll's is expensive.
just okay for wedding – I had my wedding at Top of the Met this summer. The view was amazing and the food was pretty good. However, a lot of the little details that could have made the day more special were missed. For just a few examples, they served the wrong dessert (which was a pretty big deal because I don't like chocolate and we'd really talked up the italian cream cake) and they didn't set any appetizers aside for the wedding party (who was arriving after the cocktail hour) even after we asked them to. Nothing horrible, but just little things like that. Overall, the day was still amazing, but I think the service could have been better.
Bad Reviews don't make sense – Our server was excellent. Never rushed, always there when you wanted her to be. Food was extremely good. It's a very nice and formal atmosphere without the pretentious attitude of staff, ect. While it is a bit pricey, its certainly not over the top for the atmosphere and food Basically it's not cheap, but about what you would expect. Highly recommend this place.
AVOID KEMOLLS AT ALL COSTS!!! – Horrible service, and a miserable experience. This is supposed to be one of the best in St. Louis, but my friend and I sat there for about 10 to 12 LONG minutes before someone, in a full room with a waiter serving, even acknowledged us. The staff, of underlings who provided the menus, basically through them at us without saying a word, and the waiter, when he finally arrived, did not apologize after I told him to help us. He did NOT say his name, and after I got up and told the matre'd that we were leaving because of the way we were treated (and we are African-American, mind you) he did not offer to make it right, or offer anything to recoup my business.
Stay FAR AWAY from Kemoll's!!
Top of the Met - Horrible Service, great view and food – What a disappointment.....took clients there March 8th...had to beg for coffee, water and drinks.....eventually we went to the bar and served ourself. Who waits 15 min. after being served cake to get their coffee...? US! Forget about the cream. It never arrived. The view is great, the food is excellent but the service ruined the whole experience. We actually had to get up and ask if someone was going to wait on us when we were first seated. It took 20 minutes for someone to take our drink order, then another 15 minutes to get the drinks.....? Then we were approached every 20 min. thereafter. Until the meal was served. After dinner, our waitress vanished...we think maybe she went home. Save your money, what may seem like a great deal for $75 per person, is nothing more than a joke! What a shame too, could have been awesome with the views and the food......Thank god someone else brought the food out......
Great for your guests! – Kemoll's gets a 10+. The best service and very good food! The service staff are formally dressed, but don't seem to mind if you are not.....The early bird special offered a choice of several main dishes, included salad, drink and desert for under $20.00 (We added an appetizer of St. Louis style "Ravioli for 4") We parked (no charge) at 5:15, sat down at 5:30 pm, had a great meal over just the right amount of conversation (the quiet atmosphere actually allowed us to converse in normal volume) and were on our way to the Card's game by 6:30. We walked the three blocks to the stadium in a few minutes and were in our seats for the first pitch at 7:15. If you want to treat your guests to a classy restaurant but not break the bank, this is it. Finding Kemoll's front door is a little tricky, since the restaurant is inside the St. Louis Center, but even that is a positive experience. The Center foyer is marble and glass with art-decorated walls setting up the atmosphere for a great dining experience.
Sorry that one guy had a bad experience...He should go back to BurgerKing, I guess.
What a joke! – While the name may mean something in St. Louis the restaurant is no where near what it once was. Now it is just an overpriced overrated place to take people when you are on an expense account and do not really care about what you are eating. The main dining room is not too uncomfortable but the side rooms are unbearable, sort of store rooms for extra furniture that happend to have a table in it. It is a shadow of what it once was.
Has become a tradition – A friend who likes Italian food recommended Kemoll's to me and I went there with my wife on Valentine's Day. I was very impressed! I has a very upscale feeling and look, but the server made us feel very laid back. They make a lot of their food fresh there and it shows. The toasted raviolli and their salads are highly recommended. Also if you prefer cream pastas, which I do, you won't be disappointed. Now for the last 3 years I have been back on Valentine's Day with another couple.
St. Louis' glam Italian. – The Scene
If you like being on your best behavior and feel compelled every so often to slip on pearls and a little black dress or your best funeral suit and tie, you'll enjoy the Kemoll's experience. Like other celebrated Italian restaurants in the city, Kemoll's is awash in elegance. Glimmering candles mounted in gilt wall sconces cast a muted glow over heavy draperies, softly carpeted floors, starched linen tablecloths and cleverly folded napkins. Waiters in tuxedoes glide through the vault-like chambers bringing plates of veal parmigiana to graying couples whose hair doesn't move. Surprisingly, Kemoll's has no dress code.
The Food
Steamed mussels, prepared either with garlic, parsley and a drizzle of olive oil or with a velvety blanket of cream sauce, are a sumptuous starter. Veal dishes are a house specialty. A good choice is the fresh catch of the day or veal duxelle, in which sliced veal is topped with mushroom pâté and Mornay, a classic béchamel sauce with cheese added.
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What an Italian Delight! – One would never know we were in the heart of a city. Kemoll's (inside) appeared to be a fine, intimate Italian restaurant, with beautiful furnishings, classic paintings and had the feel of an old, established family run restaurant. Every morsel, from appetizers, to salad, pasta, entree and dessert was prepared to order with care. and was too delicious for words. The wait staff was there for us at all times. Excellent service. We can't wait to go back!!!!!!
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Max Aaron was the smallest guy on the Phoenix Firebirds, a select Bantam AAA travel hockey team in Arizona — so small, in fact, that teammates designed a goofy play for him.
The idea was to have Aaron, about 5 feet and 100 pounds at the time, put the puck between a defenseman's legs, follow it through with a squat or a "shoot-the-duck" move and then pick it up on the other side for a breakaway. If there were no opening down low, Aaron would try a figure skating jump as a spin-o-rama to shake the defenseman.
They fooled around with it in practice but never pulled it out in a game.
"I don't think either one ended up working," said University of Michigan junior forward Luke Moffatt, who was Aaron's linemate on the Firebirds, in a text message punctuated with a laugh.
It wasn't because Aaron, now 5-8, lacked the guts or jumping ability to try.
"He was never scared to dig his nose into the corner against guys twice his size and get the puck from them," Moffatt recalled during a phone conversation. "I have no doubt if he had pursued hockey the way he did figure skating, Max could be playing right along side me."
Aaron began hockey at 4 and figure skating at 9. He did both until a back injury led him to stop hockey at 16, when he was playing for a select Midget team.
Five years later, he has jumped around everyone in just as surprising a move to become U.S. figure skating's new quad king and national champion.
At the U.S. championships in late January, Aaron nailed one quad in the short program and two in the free skate to win an event in which he had finished just a distant eighth the year before. That put him on the team for the world championships that begin Wednesday in London, Ontario.
"It feels like he is in the air an eternity, and I don't fathom how he does that," Moffatt said after seeing the performance on Tivo. "It was impressive to watch even if I hadn't known it was Max out there. The cherry on top was knowing it was a kid I had grown up with."
It was even sweeter for Aaron, who did it only a year after the sport had become such bitter fruit that he had all but quit.
"All I heard after the (2012 national) championships and pretty much through my whole career was that I will never make it big in the sport. I am too much of a European style skater," Aaron said. "Having people tell me that, especially some top people in figure skating, really hurt my feelings."
Aaron's interpretation of that criticism was that his unadorned athletic style — think 2007 world champion and three-time European champion Brian Joubert of France — was too jarring for some U.S. sensibilities of how a men's champion should look like.
"This is the way I skate," Aaron said. "A lot of fans and judges are more used to the style of a Jeremy Abbott."
There is no doubt Aaron's skating still lacks artistic polish. Both the discordant music and choreographic muck in his short program make the edges seem rougher, although he capably embodies the finger-snapping swagger of a Jet or a Shark in his West Side Story long program. But after finishing 62 points behind Abbott at 2012 nationals, Aaron beat the three-time U.S. champion by six this year, and it was ridiculous to think he cannot be successful in an era when quadruple jumps have become so important:
•The top three men overall at last year's worlds — none European — combined to do four quads in the free skate and three in the short program.
•The top four in the free skate at the 2013 European championships had eight clean quads, three by winner Javier Fernandez of Spain.
"Lucky for Max, this is the trend," said Aaron's mother, Mindy.
So she encouraged her son to give it one more year. If it didn't work out, he simply would return to Arizona and go to business school at Arizona State University.
After he had dropped hockey to focus on figure skating, the Aarons moved to Colorado Springs, Colo., so he could train with Tom Zakrajsek, who coached both Abbott and Rachael Flatt to U.S. titles.
Max and his younger sister, Madeline, 18 — bronze medalist at nationals in junior pairs — live with their mother in Colorado while their father, Neil, a pediatrician, remains in Arizona.
Older sister Molly, 22, an Arizona State student, also had been in Colorado until she stopped competitive skating after an 11th in senior pairs at 2011 nationals.
"I decided to come back because I never want to leave anything unturned," Max Aaron said, "and I felt my figure skating career was unturned. I'm never going to let someone else tell me what I can and can't do."
If jumps are what make him special, Aaron will use that to full advantage. He plans to have three quads in the free skate next year and if that works, well, why not four?
"Always shoot for the stars," he said.
Aaron already puts nine of his 12 jumping passes in the second half of the free skate, where they get a 10 percent bonus. At February's Four Continents Championship, where Aaron rallied from a poor short program to get second in the free skate and fourth overall, he was the only one of 23 men whose final element was a jump — a triple loop.
"It is a high-risk program," he said.
Two-time world champion Patrick Chan of Canada, who has observed the U.S. champion while also training in Colorado Springs, thinks it is a risk Aaron must take.
"I think he needs to do that because he has certain weaknesses in the component (artistic) side of his programs," Chan said. "He needs to figure out where he can make up those points."
Or maybe it's just the mindset Aaron developed first, the one from hockey, where there are no style points in the score.
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- 'the Transformative Nature of Play' this is aimed at anyone working with Children and Young People in a variety of contexts, both in churches and in the wider community. (Author: )
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the new Fishponds C of E Academy in Bristol became the first Academy sponsored by the Diocese, opening its doors for the first year of its new status... (Author: )
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The day will focus on the key skills for effective therapeutic communication with a child or teenager, in terms of 'what to say' and 'how to say it'. (Author: )
Neighbourhood Partnership funding opportunity
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In the News
Original journalism from the Center's OpenSecrets Blog
- Starbucks' Stimulus Plan, Cementing Regulatory Foes and More in Capital Eye Opener: Oct. 5October 5, 2011 8:00 AM
Starbuck's Chief Executive Officer Howard Schultz has announced that the company will begin accepting donations online and in stores of $5 or more to promote job creation, starting Nov. 1. The move comes after Schultz pledged to "withhold any further campaign contributions to the president and all members of Congress until a fair, bipartisan deal is reached that sets our nation on stronger long-term fiscal footing."
- Congressmen Maintain Massive Portfolio of Oil and Gas InvestmentsAugust 27, 2010 10:55 AM
Own stocks in oil or gas companies? If you're a member of Congress, the odds are about one-in-five that the answer is yes. Oil and gas industry holdings are some of the most popular investments among lawmakers and their spouses, according to research by the Center for Responsive Politics.
- Tea Party Caucus Members Bankrolled by Health Professionals, Retirees, Oil InterestsJuly 30, 2010 3:43 PM
A Center for Responsive Politics analysis shows that the biggest contributors to the 49 members of the newly-established congressional Tea Party caucus -- it so far includes only Republican -- are health professionals, retired individuals, the real estate industry and oil and gas interests. Furthermore, donations from health professionals, oil and gas interests and Republican and conservative groups are, on average, higher for Tea Party caucus members than for members of the House of Representatives in general and even their fellow House Republicans.
- Company Behind Exploded Gas Pipeline Stepping Up K Street Presence This Year, Owner a Major GOP DonorJune 8, 2010 3:20 PM
The company that owns a pipeline that exploded Monday in north Texas, Houston-based Enterprise Products Company, is on pace spent more on federal lobbying this year than any other year they've lobbied the federal government, according to a Center for Responsive Politics review of lobbying reports.
- Third Quarter Campaign Finance Reports Show Money Race Is OnOctober 16, 2009 5:50 PM
An initial Center for Responsive Politics analysis has found that sitting members of the U.S. House of Representatives raised $48.2 million from July 1 through Sept. 30, 2009, based on the 336 reports we have in. The mean amount these lawmakers raised was $143,640, and the median amount was $126,680.
- Support for Charles Rangel Wanes In Midst of Alleged Ethics ScandalsOctober 15, 2009 2:46 PM
Republican members of the House last week attempted to oust Rep. Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.) from his powerful chairmanship of the House Ways & Means Committee for the duration of a House Ethics Committee investigation into alleged ethical misconduct surrounding his real estate investments and dubious personal financial disclosure reports. And although the effort failed and Rangel can sit tight for now, signs that he's sustained political damage are emerging.
- Defense Contractor Charged With Kickbacks Helped Fund Murtha's CampaignsJuly 7, 2009 6:39 PM
Richard Ianieri, the defense contractor charged today with accepting $200,000 in kickbacks from a subcontractor, was the president of a company that gave more money to Rep. John Murtha (D-Penn.) than any other lawmaker--including the years after Ianieri left Coherent Systems International and Argon ST bought it.
- Embattled Lobbying Firm PMA Targeted Members of Defense CommitteesFebruary 12, 2009 1:55 PM
The close ties between Rep. John Murtha and a Washington lobbying firm raided by the FBI have put the powerful Pennsylvania Democrat under greater scrutiny. The lobbyists at PMA Group have been Murtha's fifth most generous campaign donor over time, but he is just one of 284 members of the 111th Congress who have collected money from the firm, which specializes in securing federal earmarks for its clients. In total, PMA Group's employees and its political action committee have given current members of Congress $3.4 million since 1989.
- Pale GreenApril 18, 2008 4:27 PM
When environmentalists, lobbyists and eco-friendly citizens come a-knockin' on lawmakers' office doors on Earth Day next week, Democrats (and some Republicans) will detail their legislation that directs taxes collected from the oil and gas industry towards renewable energy initiatives. What they probably won't mention is that lawmakers themselves aren't taking a risk on them with their own money.
- Strategic AssetsApril 3, 2008 4:39 PM
From aircraft and weapons manufacturers to producers of medical supplies and soft drinks, the investment portfolios of more than a quarter of Congress—and of countless constituents—include holdings in companies paid billions of dollars each month to support America's military in Iraq and elsewhere.
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Halloween Crafts Frankie Mask
Kids will have fun coloring and decorating this Frankie Paper Mask for Halloween. Increase the fun by adding moveable eyes, pom pom nose, paper shred for his hair and Foamies® shapes over his eyes.
Designed by Marie Vetrano.
Material List
- Frankie Paper Mask
- Paper Shred – Black
- Creatology™ Wiggle Eyes
- Creatology™ Pom Poms – Green
- Foamies® Circles
- Coloring Pencils (or Crayons)
- Marker – Black
- Scissors
- Glue
Project Instructions
Color the handle with an orange marker. *
Color the mask with coloring pencils or crayons.
Cut some black paper shred and glue on for the hair.
Glue on moveable eyes and a green pom pom for the nose.
Cut Foamies® circles in half and attach to mask for the eyelids.
Use a black marker to go over the outline of the mask and to make some eyelashes.


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Garmin Forerunner 405CX - GPS receiver
Manufacturer: Garmin Part number: 010-00658-30
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- Average user rating: 3.0 stars out of 8 reviews
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- The Forerunner 405CX is the evolution of GPS-enabled training. This sleek sport swatch tracks your time, distance, pace and heart rate, then wirelessly sends the data to your PC for later analysis. The 405CX features heart rate-based calorie computation. Loaded with serious training features, Forerunner 405CX continuously records your time, distance, pace, calories burned and heart rate. Each workout is ... Read more
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Pros: * GPS / route recording is superb
* HR monitoring and stat tracking are superb
* Bezel interface is easy to use, intuitive and well integrated
Cons: A minor complaint, but probably specific to me is that alerts are hard to read on the screen during a workout. Also, while the touch operated bezel sets this device apart from its competiition, it is sometimes oversensitive during a workout.
Summary: Please note I don't often write product reviews. Also, I tend to take ratings by other consumers with a grain of salt because the majority of them tend to ...
Summary: Please note I don't often write product reviews. Also, I tend to take ratings by other consumers with a grain of salt because the majority of them tend to be thumbs up (5 stars) or thumbs down (1 star) with little comparitive nuance. Having said that, I'm giving 5 stars to the Garmin 405CX, but not because it's an absoultely perfect product with no room for improvement. in fact, it definitely has some flaws (see Cons). Rather, it merits a top rating because for me it provided a revolutionary experience, much like the iPhone 3G did a year ago.
For me it's been rare experience that a an electronic device functions precisely the way it is advertised to. When I'd seen Garmin ads describing how you need only to leave the 405CX near your computer after a workout and presto your full workout stats- pace, heart rate, elevation, calories burned, etc. including split data, and a map of the GPS captured route you took will be waiting for you when you return, I thought "yeah right". Yet it did exactly that- and more. Not enough room here or time to break down all the features, but I will say that logging onto GarminConnect a few minutes after my workout and seeing my route and stats on a Google Map (which can be shared/exported, by the way) it was one of those moments you rarely experience as a consumer. The ease of use and integration of features is extremely impressive. Unlike most devices (some of which I had been considering as an alternative like Suunto, Polar, etc.) the 405CX seems to be more "you" centric rather than you needing to spend days reading a manual to figure out how to make the gadget do what you want- and then falling short of that in the end. For instance, creating your own custom workouts with the downloadable Garmin software is easy and intuitive, and doesn't suffer from being inflexible as I've come to expect from other products. For these reasons, I have a feeling I'll get lots of regular use from this device, instead of it being forgotten in a closet or drawer somewhere after the novelty and has worn off or I can't remember how to use it without a refresher.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Great features, shocking quality and after sales.
by MartijnTiemens on January 6, 2014
Pros: - Gps works well and finds satellites quickly
- Watch connects to heart rate monitor quickly
- Relatively accurate
- Easy to use
- ANT agent (when working) is awesome
Cons: - Cannot withstand any form of water (mine malfunctioned because of sweat!) which is very inconvenient for a sports watch;
- (Lack of) Quality is shocking considering the price;
- After sales service is non-existing (in Australia at least)
Summary: I bought the watch a while ago and after at first being very impressed with the features the watch has and the fact the GPS "unit" is included in the ...
Summary: I bought the watch a while ago and after at first being very impressed with the features the watch has and the fact the GPS "unit" is included in the watch (no separate pods required), I soon realized the build quality was nothing special.
To my surprise moist built up inside the watch after a few runs and after a while the start and stop buttons stopped working occasionally. A few months after the warranty period expired the watch seized working altogether.
When I contacted Garmin I was advised I could get a refurbished unit for $185 as they don't repair this faulty watch considering it was out of warranty. I was very surprised to find out Garmin offered no service at all for a watch that broke down due to contact with sweat / water a little over a year after I first bought. I find this especially strange as it is a sports watch costing close to AUD 500 (in Australia). I wrote to Garmin how disappointed I was about the lack of quality, the fact they haven't resolved a well known issue (google it, lots of garmin watches feature the same issue!!) and the fact I was expected to pay another $185 to get the issue (temporarily) resolved. Garmin responded offering me the refurbished watch for $90 instead which I accepted as the alternative (buying a watch from a competitor) would be considerably costlier.
Once the watch arrived it seemed to work fine at first, it did have the same issues with the water proofing (note I never went swimming or even running in the rain with the watch, it just cannot withstand sweat) but not as frequently as the previous one.
Probably about a year later however the heart rate monitor stopped working altogether. After having replaced the batteries multiple times, undertaking hard and soft resets and testing the ANT connection I thin it's either the monitor itself that's faulty or there's another error with the watch.
It's probably no surprise I will not spend a cent on this watch (or any other Garmin product) anymore and will be looking to replace it with a Polar / Suunto sports watch.
All in all I find it very unfortunate the quality and service are the way they are as the Garmin products themselves do provide awesome functionalities....... unfortunately not for very long in my experience.
Loved the Watch to DEATH
by societor on August 9, 2011
Pros: The biggest pro is Garmin Connect, the portal that lets you geek out over the workout data. It's quite addictive if you like to see how your body (heart rate) responds over time, distance, and elevation. I found it light for it's size and relatively eas
Cons: Made cheap. Upon purchasing, I used it for about 70 days over a 3 month period - basically every day. One day I put it on and the band snapped off. Worst part was that it snapped off at the pin. The pin slot broke off the watch itself so I could just u
Summary: I loved the way it worked. I loved geeking out over the data. It was comfortable. The only problem is that the physical design is flawed and if you use ...
Summary: I loved the way it worked. I loved geeking out over the data. It was comfortable. The only problem is that the physical design is flawed and if you use is enough it's going to break. In my case (using it almost every day), it broke in just 3 months. Maybe I could send it back to Garmin but what's the point. I'd just get used to it and then it would break again only to repeat the process again. My suggestion, go with Garmin but get a different model that has a more reliable watchcase/band linkage.
by sparkycolts91 on March 17, 2011
Pros: Great size, nice features. Great customer service, and friendly and helpful staff. Reps were upfornt that if the current watch didnt work with the newest update, then returning it for another one wouldn't resolve the issues.
Cons: The GPS was never correct. It was always .10 off. It worked best when I was in wide open spaces, but running about a housing development it continues to be off.
Summary: I am really dissapointed with the inability for it to be more prescise.
Summary: I am really dissapointed with the inability for it to be more prescise.
Awesome watch, really sensitive GPS!
by jjyorko on January 2, 2011
Pros: Sensitive GPS
More data than I will ever use
Easy to use
Extremely quick HR monitor pairing
Garmin Training Center computer software easy to use
Virtual Partner is cool!
Cons: Can't set up pace alerts without Garmin Training Center Advanced Workout upload to watch
Too computer dependent
Summary: This is a great watch. I had enough satellites for 25% GPS accuracy within a minute WHILE I WAS STILL INSIDE. I haven't tried it yet, but I could ...
Summary: This is a great watch. I had enough satellites for 25% GPS accuracy within a minute WHILE I WAS STILL INSIDE. I haven't tried it yet, but I could probably use the GPS on the indoor track at the Y. I've got a Nuvi 750 for the car, and this this is definitely more sensitive.
The heart rate training is great, and the Virtual Partner makes it really easy to stay on pace.
Great watch
Great watch! Data is great for training
by ajohn118 on August 28, 2010
Pros: I've had this watch for the last few months and absolutely love it. The end result is better training, fewer injuries, and more fun. The software that comes with it is amazing and provides every detail imaginable about your run.
Cons: Expensive. The calorie calculator seems a bit off (on the high side). Read the instruction manual as you go or your will probably be lost. More features make it lessintuitive to use, so you need to read the instruction manual
Summary: This is a really good watch. If you run more than once a week (or want to) you should pick this up if you can afford it. Before buying this ...
Summary: This is a really good watch. If you run more than once a week (or want to) you should pick this up if you can afford it. Before buying this watch a ran a couple times a week for a couple miles per run. With it, I can monitor my heart rate and pace in real-time making it easier to tell how hard I am working so that I can increase my speed and distance while avoiding injuries. I have chronic shin splints and am now training for my first half marathon and using this watch I have been able to train up from 3 mile runs to 10 mile runs without getting hurt. If you want to have more fun running and have better training results, this is the watch for you.
Amazing piece of technology any runner should have!
by jrock83 on July 14, 2010
Pros: Data gathered is outstanding, form factor is excellent, sensitivity of gps is great, acquires satellites quickly, touch bezel is neat, wireless updates to computer works well
Cons: Push buttons are a little under sensitive for my taste, had to replace plastic strap with adjustable and that was slightly challenging
Summary: This product is a seriously amazing work-out technology any runner should invest in. I have had it for approximately 2 weeks now and am still learning all of the features ...
Summary: This product is a seriously amazing work-out technology any runner should invest in. I have had it for approximately 2 weeks now and am still learning all of the features but so far, I've found it to be nothing short of amazing. For one, the gps satellites it uses to track your speed, pace, elevation (!), etc. are all acquired easily and in a short amount of time. It took me about 1 minute to acquire enough satellites to get 28ft precision. That's pretty reasonable IMO. The touch bezel, while seemingly somewhat of a novelty idea, actually works out pretty well. I've seen other reviews stating that the touch bezel is too sensitive but I've had just the opposite experience: I cranked UP the sensitivitity as I found that I wasn't getting responses to the "tap" feature. To move through screens you roll your finger around the bezel much like an ipod interface and for the most part I find it works pretty well. When I'm out on a run though I lock the bezel by holding lap/rest and clicking the other button (start/stop). Note also that in the settings I made the data fields auto scroll so that it continuously rolls through the 9 data metrics I've chosen. Oh and that's right: you have about 30 things you can choose yourself to be displayed such as speed, pace, distance, average heart rate, cadence (for you cyclers), and more. I even put sunset as one since I jog at dusk frequently. You can customize up to 9 data fields and they are displayed easily on your screeen and you get 3 more when you use the heart monitor (which I've found also works just fine). I've also read that sweaty fingers are a problem but again, DURING a run I just let the display auto scroll through the information I want to see and this works out great: no clicking on the bezel needed. Lastly, and this is the best point about this watch IMO, is the fantastic software you can make use of called garmin connect. Using the included ANT stick, you can use the ANT agent software which will look for new data on your watch and automatically upload it to garmin connect. Connect shows you (on a google map no less) the route you ran and automatically displays your pace/speed, elevation, and heart rate (if you are wearing the monitor), as a function of the distance you ran. This is GREAT because you can see exactly where your strong and weak points are and it DOES IT FOR YOU! I can't stress how wonderful it is to be able to see the pace and especially heart rate I get during a run. Also, you can upload the info via email, twitter, facebook, etc. (pretty much anything!) to show to others if you'd like. The watch itself is great and isn't much bigger than a men's digital watch so I actually use mine as a daily wearer (GPS turned off though - if you don't turn off the gps you'll only get about 6-8 hours of battery life). With GPS turned off I can get through a whole day and still be at 92% battery or so. So based on that the watch should last about 2 weeks without charging once if you have GPS turned off. The workouts you can do can be "simple", "advanced", or "interval" (check the online manual on garmin's site for more info on those). Lastly, the regular plastic strap that comes installed on the watch wasn't really working for me since I was kind of between 2 loop hole adjustment locations. So, I consulted the garmin site again and watched a helpful video on how to change to a velcro strap which is included. The process takes the guy in the video about 5 minutes but it took me about 25. It was more challenging than I thought it would be but now that I know what I'm doing, I could probably do it in 5 like he does. The difficulty is just in setting the spring bars properly and that can be a pain if you don't have another set of hands helping you out. Overall though, this is a FANTASTIC piece of technolgy and I think EVERY runner should have one!
Very nice GPS!
by magussike on December 14, 2009
Pros: Garmin customer support
Cons: Lot's of software bugs, bluetooth not stable
Summary: I have been surfing the net for almost five hours. I am looking for the watch the will going to fit my everyday routine and I think I found it. ...
Summary: I have been surfing the net for almost five hours. I am looking for the watch the will going to fit my everyday routine and I think I found it. The Forerunner 405CX is one I?ve been looking for. http://www.gadgettalks.com
- Manufacturer: Garmin
- Part number: 010-00658-30
- Description: The Forerunner 405CX is the evolution of GPS-enabled training. This sleek sport swatch tracks your time, distance, pace and heart rate, then wirelessly sends the data to your PC for later analysis. The 405CX features heart rate-based calorie computation. Loaded with serious training features, Forerunner 405CX continuously records your time, distance, pace, calories burned and heart rate. Each workout is stored in large internal memory so you can review and analyze the data to see how you've improved. And advanced training features will challenge you to step up your pace - race against Forerunner's Virtual Partner to improve your times, or set up interval workouts without having to circle the track. You can even download recorded courses to compete against previous workouts. To use the watch, simply tap the touch bezel to change screens without fumbling for a button. Forerunner 405CX comes with a flexible, wireless heart rate monitor to help you make the most out of your training. The digital heart rate monitor continuously tracks heart beats per minute and uses your heart rate for advanced calorie computation, so you know how many calories you're burning. Train in a certain heart rate zone to improve your fitness level or compare your pace and heart rate to past performance on the same run.
- Packaged Quantity 1
- Product Type GPS receiver
- Recommended Use Running
- Interface USB
- Functions & Services Speed ,
Time/date ,
- Compatible Software Garmin Training Center
- Antenna Built-in
- Features Alarm,
Virtual Partner,
ANT+Sport wireless technology
- Type LCD - Monochrome
- Resolution 124 x 95
- Display Illumination Yes
- Waypoints 100
- Routes 0
- Trip Computer Trip distance,
Trip timer
- Connector Type USB
- Type Lithium ion
- Run Time (Up To) 8 hour(s)
- Protection Waterproof
- Waterproof Standard IPX7
- Included Accessories Heart rate monitor,
USB ANT Stick,
USB charging cable,
Wrist strap,
AC power adapter
Dimensions & Weight
- Width 1.9 in
- Depth 0.6 in
- Height 2.8 in
- Weight 2.1 oz
Manufacturer info
- Manufacturer profile
- Browse Garmin products on Shopper.com
- Manufacturer:Garmin
- Address:
1200 E. 151st St, Olathe, KS
- Phone: 913-397-8200
- Fax: 913-397-8282


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With a huge ace out wide that painted the line, a split second of silence fell upon the Centre Court crowd - Marion Bartoli, who fell in the final in 2007, finally made all of her dreams come true.
Six years ago she made an inspiring run to her first Grand Slam final here, but came away without the title - and on Saturday, six years later, Marion Bartoli righted all of those wrongs, playing a near-flawless final against Sabine Lisicki to win the biggest prize there is.
After a scratchy start to the match - she lost serve in the opening game, double faulting on break point - Bartoli broke back right away in the next game to even things at 1-all, then ran off the next five games too, eventually tucking away the 30-minute opening frame, 6-1, on a Lisicki forehand into the net.
Lisicki temporarily stopped the momentum, holding serve to open the second set, but Bartoli went on another run from there, winning five games in a row to build a 5-1 second set lead, then bringing up three match points on Lisicki's serve in that game. It was looking a lot like a foregone conclusion.
It wasn't the end just yet though - Lisicki fought off all three of those match points, one with a winner, one with an unreturnable serve, one with a Bartoli backhand error - then held serve, broke and held serve again. Things were looking dubious for Bartoli - a 61 51 lead was now cut to a 61 54 lead.
But, serving for her first Grand Slam title, Bartoli stepped up to the baseline one last time and served up a love game, firing an ace out wide, chalk flying up, on her fourth match point. It was over, 61 64.
With the kind of visible joy that could only come out after realizing a childhood dream, Bartoli ran to her box, embracing her father Walter, Amelie Mauresmao and Kristina Mladenovic, among many others.
The Frenchwoman then made her way to the BBC's Sue Barkerfor the traditional on-court interview.
"Honestly I still can't believe it," Bartoli beamed. "I've dreamed about this moment for so long. For me, winning Wimbledon is beyond my wildest dreams, let alone with an ace - but I've been practicing my serve for so long, I guess I saved it for the best moment! I'm so happy to be holding this trophy.
"This has been my dream since I was six years old."
She also had some comforting words for an emotional Lisicki. "I was there in '07 and missed it, and I know how it feels," she said. "Sabine, believe me you will be there again. I have no doubt about it."
A little later, Bartoli made her way off the court and elaborated on the day with ESPN's Tom Rinaldi.
"I honestly just can't believe it," she said. "I feel like I'm going to wake up and none of this will have happened. I was just really focused on every single point out there. I saw the finish line at 5-1 but then she started playing so well - but to finish it with an ace is just amazing. I'm so happy right now."
And on the hug with her father in her player box? "It was incredible. I started to play tennis with him when I was five and a half, picking up my first racquet and hitting balls over the net. So winning this and sharing the moment with him was really my all time goal. I feel like I could retire tomorrow.
"To share this kind of happiness with him, and everyone, it's just amazing."
Bartoli's victory may even be the sweetest victory in the Open Era - this was the 47th Grand Slam tournament she has played in her career, making it the longest wait for a first Grand Slam title in the Open Era. Jana Novotna had the previous record, winning in her 45th attempt at Wimbledon in 1998.
Yes, Just smile like this. Don't cry ... You did all your best Sabine
Congratulations Marion You deserved to win
Come On Sabine !! That trophy isn't bad too ;) ;)
Dart, you really get on my nerves with your total idolation of Sharapova. Before you start bitching about Bartoli's easy run to the Final, you should check out Maria's runs to the final over the years. Since 2004, which was a fluke, she has never managed to win Wimbledon again despite getting to the final several times. Kvitova took the title away from her a couple of years ago...probably also a one time win for her.. but it just shows that the favorite (Maria) doesn't always win, unless your name is Serena AND YOU DO make it to the final, then you can Thrash whoever your opponent might be.
As regards Maria being the best player in the World...give it a rest will you. She isn't, and will never be, at least in reality...in your mind perhaps.
Het is nooit erg om de Duitsers zien te verliezen in een finale
Well, Well, Well, who would have thought ha! However, $ 1.2M isn't tht bad for Lisicki right? but $2.4 M for Bartoli SHIT!!!! that's a lot of DO$
2004 wasn't a fluke. I've said it before,teenage Maria was FAR better on grass than current Maria.
Once again, MANY CONGRATULATIONS for a GREAT WIN...MARION, the new nr. SEVEN :)
Thx Philli Wan, agree completely about that enervating adoration
I like what Masha does, won't deny that, but see also great tennis by
other players and do appreciate that too. Having an "open mind" here
is simply "not done" !
Hsieh/Peng won the DOUBLES....Congratz to the Asian girls <3<3<3
MARION AFTER THE FINALOn the close ending in the match..."I was just trying to focus on my own game and try to remain calm out there, even if I had this 5-1 lead in the second set and 15-40 on her serve and couldn't close it out. Sabine started to play very well and came back to 5-4. I thought I really had to hold my serve one more time. And to finish on an ace to win Wimbledon - you saw the chalk come out of the line - I mean, I could have seen it in slow motion. I could see the ball landing, chalk came out, it's an ace, and I've just won Wimbledon. It was amazing."You cannot put into any words what I felt in that moment. I couldn't believe I just won Wimbledon. We'll have to see the pictures and see the match on DVD again to kind of start to realize it."On whether this victory will change her life..."It will not change me as a person because I will always remain the same: very humble, very low key and easy going, down to earth. But just hearing 'Wimbledon champion' sounds good to me! It has been my dream. I wanted that so badly. I was always saying the goal of my career was to win a Grand Slam."Dare to dream. I kept dreaming. I kept my head up. I kept working hard, and it just happened."On her unique game - two hands both sides, returning inside the baseline, etc..."Well, it's always been a part of my personality to be different. Being just like the other ones is kind of boring, I think. I really embrace being a bit different and doing something not everyone is doing."I actually love that part of my game, being able to do something different, playing inside the court or whatever. Today I was pretty smart to kind of back up a little bit, to give me an extra half a second or something to react to Sabine's serve - because sometimes you have to adapt, as well. But I never felt like I wanted to be like all the other kids and just do exactly the same as everyone else."On hugging her father in the player box..."Honestly, it was an amazing feeling. I still can't realize I just won Wimbledon. I can't realize I'm a Wimbledon champion. It's just so overwhelming. I don't know if you can really realize it, but for a tennis player, you start to play at five or six years old. When you decide to turn pro, your dream is to win a Grand Slam. You dream about it every single day. You think about it every single day. So when it happens, you feel like you've achieved something you've dreamed about for millions of hours. You went through the pain, you went through tears, the low moments, and it actually happened."Those five or 10 seconds on the court before you shake hands with your opponent, you feel like you're almost not even walking on Earth anymore. You're really flying. It's really hard to describe how it felt. So to share this moment with my dad - I was looking at him in the players' box - he was really cheering me on. He was on his phone for almost the whole match. I don't know what was happening, but he was really relaxed. That was the perfect day. It was sunny. It was beautiful. Centre Court at Wimbledon, it was packed. I won the match in two sets. I didn't drop a set for the whole championship."Even in my perfect dream I couldn't have dreamed a moment like that. It was beyond perfection."On how much more she thinks she can do in her career..."I have absolutely no idea, but one Grand Slam is pretty good for me. Wimbledon champ - even if I don't get another one, I will still be very proud of it. But of course I'm going to try my hardest to get some more. Now that I got one, I definitely believe I can get more of them. I just want to enjoy this one because I still haven't realized I'm really the Wimbledon champion 2013. So it will take me a few more days to realize it. And when I do, I'll maybe think about the US Open and getting a shot over there."
You should remember that Maria Sharapova is not a robot or a overdoped person, she can't win all tournaments. Maria Sharapova is an human being, she needs a rest sometimes...
If Maria Sharapova were overdoped like Lance Armstrong, she would have won all tournaments and Grand Slams each years, may be you would be happy if she were doped...
BUT Remember, the honesty is a part of Maria Sharpova's game.
Maria Sharapova has won a tournament in Germany this year, she was also a finalist in a usa&italian&french tournament this year. She did her best. She worked hard with her team. It took her a lot of energy...Others tennis players didn't reach these finals...so it is normal that they are fresher than Maria.
Yes Maria Sharapova didn't win a final against Kvitova but she recently defeated Kvitova several times so she increased her level in tennis.
Anyway Maria Sharapova is a very good tennis player but sometimes she can lose a match.
Dimitrov defeated Djokovic that doesn't mean that Djokovic is a bad tennis player...
Maria Sharapova is the best tennis player of the planet, not in my mind but in reality...she is an excellent tennis player in reality...
People who don't recognize the great merit of Maria Sharapova in tennis, are ungrateful.
The tournament couldn't have ended worse with the win of Andy Murrey. Let's forget this all quickly and focus on the hard court season. " Go Maria go " !!!!
Talking to Dart. is like trying to have a religious discussion with a Muslim.
Why? Becasue he is right? Dartagnan's posts are very acceptable and logical!
I don't know why you are here, It's clear that you're not even Maria's fan and your posts are against Maria! Your profile picture also shows that! And most of the members know that your posts are very stupid!
You are right Alizera, Muslims cant cheat, they are too stupid...but they can lie. Like stealing buildings from the Christians and other religions and writing Farsi all over them and claiming that they built them...like the Taj Mahal. The Taj Mahal was originally one of the 7 Shiva Temples of India and was standing 500 years before the Muslims even went to India.


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George Perez literally broke the rules of standard comic book storytelling when he and Marv Wolfman revitalized DC Comics in the early Eighties. And, no, not just with The New Teen Titans. A serious reality check is needed here. George frankly transformed himself as an artist while at DC in general and on the Titans in particular. And he did it in a way that none of the other artists you listed have done.
Here's just one:
This image which Perez drew in early 1981 features a series of headshots of the Titans inserted by DC which Perez actually drew in late 1979 or early 1980. The headshots were drawn by Perez to help him get a handle on what the characters were going to look like and also to be used in DC promos. Perez noted (before anyone else did) the biggest problem with them: there's only really 2 images here--a "boy" face and a "girl" face.
You could change the skin color or the hair color, but ALL the faces are the same. Okay, the one exception is probably Cyborg and yes, Starfire has much bigger hair. But you could literally remove Starfire's hair, slap on Raven's hood and recolor the image and she could pass for Raven. Same thing with Robin, Kid Flash and Changeling. Their bone structure--noses, eyes, foreheads, chins and cheekbones--are virtually identical. You could put Kid Flash or Changeling recolored in Robin's mask and they would be virtually identical. And you know what? Comic book artists have been doing this for a century...and they're still doing it now.
But Perez was an artist first and foremost who because of the New Teen Titans' success and his increasing role as a storytelling partner with Marv Wolfman wanted to push himself to do better than that. It started with NTT #8 where he decided to try and actually draw each Titan as distinctly unique human beings. First, with Raven as he sunk her cheeks and raised her cheekbones as well as pushing her hairline farther back, but he tried to make all the characters in NTT look like individuals, like real people.
By 1983, the Titans went from being stock comic book stereotypes of boy face/girl face to being actual individuals. Here is the most famous example which long-time fans all remember vividly:
Fans who read both Uncanny X-Men and Teen Titans (as almost every single one of us did--they were regularly fighting it out every single month at #1 so you weren't "in" if you didn't read both) remember this page from NTT #39 and we remember it well. Not just because Dick Grayson gave up being Robin, either. Artistically, it sent a shockwave through comic book fans and pros. Perez proved his point and did it with actions, not words. Artists were indeed guilty of ridiculously using shortcuts like the infamous boy face/girl face trick.
Look at the difference. It's undeniable. Donna Troy, Raven, Terra and Starfire look nothing alike. Dick Grayson's bone structure is no longer just a quickie, cheap copy of Wally West's. Wally has got high cheekbones and a cleft in his chin. As for Changeling, well, Perez detailed all of this in his numerous interviews with Amazing Heroes magazine: Gar Logan's face was based on a young Mickey Rooney. Each character is a unique individual with different faces, different body shapes and different heights. Bye-bye, boy face/shape and girl face/shape cheating.
Oh, and there's another difference: their bodies are different. George's wife was/still is a dancer so he started drawing Raven's body to be more like dancers he saw in his wife's profession: long arms and legs, very thin, flatter chests. Starfire was drawn as, yes, a straight man's fantasy with a very voluptuous body while Donna Troy physically became what she also was in terms of plot & character: somewhere in the middle between the 2 extremes.
The point and it's a big one: Perez is the first artist to do this on such a large stage in a commercially successful juggernaut of a comic book. Comic book artists used the standard cheats ALL the time and still do. Using one of your examples, I love Ivan Reis. He does beautiful work. But there is no way you can tell me that Mera and Ya'Wara aren't pretty much his standard girl faces. You recolor Ya'Wara and put her in Mera's green swimsuit & gold crown and she could easily pass for Mera. Alright, you'd have to redraw her hair--but that only reinforces Perez's point: the faces stay the same while only the coloration, hair and clothing changes.
A true artist would push themselves to make each character unique in terms of body type (mesomorph, endomorph, ectomorph), height, bone structure and how their bodies move. Stuart Immonen, Mike Deodato, and especially Jim Lee and most of the others you mentioned never go into this type of detail. Which brings us to the unfortunate catch: what Perez did and still tries to do is extremely difficult, takes a huge amount of work and thus is very time-consuming. Those of us who pi$$ed and moaned about 1984's New Teen Titans #2 being 2 months late had very mixed emotions when Perez explained that what took so long was trying to do the opening and ending sequences ALL in pencil with *no* inks--meaning tons of extra work to make the pencils dark enough and detailed enough to be photographically reproduced in the comic. Yes, the result was beautiful, but it required serious delays.
I love Olivier Coipel and Jim Cheung as much as you do, but let's be blunt: no way can you say they ever have spent as much time crafting individualized faces and bodies to the degree that George Perez aspired to do. George is older now; he's had surgery on his eyes due to his vision problems. We are incredibly fortunate that he's still able to draw as well as he does. He's slower now and with his failing vision, we will very rarely, if ever, see the level of detail he used to be able to give us in his prime during the Eighties and Nineties.
But those constantly minimizing and/or mocking the quality of his work fail miserably to appreciate the extremely high level of his craftsmanship and his unquestionably fanatical attention to detail. Out of all those you listed, I would say only Gary Frank or Bryan Hitch even come close to matching Perez's insane devotion to true individualization of characters as well as pushing the forms and structure of storytelling.
And you know what? That's just scratching the very tip of the iceberg. Perez revolutionized comics in ways most fans sadly fail to understand and appreciate. And he's still trying to do that even today on Worlds' Finest.


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Spectators should not be running out on the field in the middle of a game. Not only is it dumb, it stops the game. If it was a Victoria's Secret model running onto the field in lingerie, that's one thing, but some drunken idiot being chased around by overweight security guards is another.
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This is not only rude and uncomfortable, it's, well, deadly. What it takes exactly for hordes of fans to crush to death other hordes of fans at soccer — aka "football" — matches I can only guess: extreme drunkenness, extreme poor judgment and extreme poorly timed panic. If I had a choice of running with the bulls at Pamplona or being crushed by rabid soccer fans, I choose the bulls.
Doing the Wave4 of 11
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