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Prince Edward Inn - 1 & 2 Bdrm Suites - 1/2 Block to Beach in Cape May
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- sleeps 4
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A romantic Queen Anne cottage by-the-sea, the Prince Edward was built for I. Leaming Sheppard in 1896. It is one of the jewels in Cape May's Victorian crown. This nineteenth century airy seaside cottage noted for its variety of original stained glass windows throughout the entire home. It includes what is believed to be the largest working stained glass window in Cape May. This window is the highlight of an elegant entrance hall.
The cottage has been beautifully restored and is operated as a guest house, offering one and two bedroom suites each with private baths. The sweeping staircase, high ceilings, old fashioned ceiling fans, Victorian baths and stenciling all add to the charm and elegance of this beautiful home. Each suite is furnished with nineteenth century antiques and decorated to give a warm Victorian ambiance.
The Prince Edward is located on historic Jackson Street in the heart of Cape May. It is on the beach block in between the beach and the historic walking mall.
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Renee Quinn (610) 353-4477
hotel rental amenities
One and Two Bedroom Suites with each suite sleeping 2 - 5 people
On-site parking
Private bathrooms
Air Conditioned Units
Outdoor showers
Free WI-FI for laptop users
Cable Television/VCR/DVD Player
Safe Storage for your bikes and beach gear
Lower level suite for young children and those adults who don't like stairs.
activities and attractions in Cape May New Jersey
The Prince Edward is within walking distance to the states best restaurants.
Walking distance to Beach, Shopping, Promenade, Arcades, Miniature Golf, and Nightlife.
vacation rental rates
Rates are based on season, the suite, and the number of guests
Value Season is Memorial Day to July 4th.
Peak Season is July 4th until Labor Day.
Shoulder Season is Labor Day until October 16th.
Be sure to inquire about our mid-week specials throughout the entire summer
**Special - Mention Vacationrentals and book 3 nights over Memorial Day weekend and receive the 4th night free***
Renee Quinn (610) 353-4477
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Top things to do in Cape May
- Beach
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- History Trolley Tour
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Students from within Ithaca College, as well as those transferring from other institutions, can typically transfer into the SLPA program before the start of classes in the fall semester of their sophomore year and proceed through the typical course sequence, graduating after completing three years of study within the SLPA program (sophomore year, junior year, senior year). It is recommended that students transfer into the SLPA program at the beginning of the sophomore year in order to graduate on schedule.
Students entering the program after the beginning of the sophomore year may be required to complete an additional semester or an additional year of study.
We recommend that students interested in transferring into the SLPA program review the information on the undergraduate as well as the graduate pages of our website. A graduate degree in the field of speech-language pathology is required in order to become an ASHA certified speech-language pathologist.
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DALLAS — Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings said Monday that the Centers for Disease Control is doing a detailed analysis of how North Texas local governments responded to the West Nile virus outbreak, but that the report won't be ready for two months.
Any future city plan on prevention and eradication will wait until that report is complete.
But the City Council learned Monday there are other areas that need work right now.
Faced with a sudden health crisis, the city urged people to call 311 for information. But some council members like Delia Jasso heard that not all 311 operators were helpful.
"As minimal as they might be, or as dumb as they might sound — because I have those same dumb questions — they'd better be responding to our constituents in a respectful, intelligent way," Jasso said.
Although council members heard of patient 311 operators when a North Dallas resident called about a water line break leaving standing water he felt could breed mosquitoes, council member Sandy Greyson said it was just a bad experience.
"They called 311 and got a truly cranky lady on the phone," Greyson said about her constiutent's complaint. "And she never bothered submitting his request for somebody to come out and do a fix."
When some northwest Dallas neighborhoods along creeks wanted ground spraying, a request by their council member, Ann Margolin, went nowhere.
"I tried Code; I tried calling the county judge; and I got no response, so I had nothing to bring back to my communities," Margolin said.
Margolin later after the briefing corrected her statement that Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins office had been contacted. Margolin said her staff did not make the call after all.
Regarding her frustration with city Code Enforcement Department, the Assistant City Manager who oversees Code, Joey Zapata, responded, "We follow the state and the federal government's guidance, and spray areas where we have positive traps."
City Manager Mary Suhm said the staff must be more thorough. She hopes the CDC's advice can help, and offered an apology.
Mayor Mike Rawlings agreed the city can do better.
"I didn't want to forget about these things; I wanted to get them in real time, get feedback to the city manager's office, so that we can make sure that we're better next year," the mayor said.
But some City Council members want improvements to come more quickly.
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It's a problem all over our area, massive power outages when storms pass through. But in the district there is a billion dollar plan on the table to fix some of the power problems.
Officials say by moving power lines underground they won't be damaged by Mother Nature. The first public hearing on this plan was Monday.
The estimates on this huge project will cost from 900-million to 1 billion dollars. Many are saying yes, we want improved services, but how much is my monthly bill going up?
And how will this project affect local businesses and roadways?
If approved by the council, this major project will take many years to complete. Officials believe it will improve outages to those major lines by 95 percent keeping the lights on even if there is another massive storm hits.
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An 18-year-old Johnston City, Illinois teenager is facing charges stemming from a vehicle burglary on Wednesday evening.
According to Herrin Police, David A. Tolbert, 18, was charged with vehicle burglary and taken to the Williamson County Jail pending a court appearance.
Wednesday around 6:20 p.m., police say they responded to a disturbance on a parking lot near 14th and Walnut Streets in Herrin.
Police say Tolbert fled on a bicycle but was stopped by officers a short distance away.
A witness identified Tolbert as the suspect she saw inside the vehicle that had a broken window, according to police.
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My fiancé and I recently moved to Huntsville from the GTA. We absolutely love Muskoka and Huntsville.
I was thrilled to discover Habitat for Humanity was working on two builds right around the corner from us. When we arrived in May of this year, they were just opening the new Restore. There was no problem finding a way to jump right in and help.
I wanted to do more. I had a diamond ring that I no longer desired to keep. Instead I thought the ring might bring in a tidy sum of money at the Habitat Silent Auction held monthly at the Huntsville Restore. So I gave the diamond ring to Habitat to add to the other extraordinary items they had on display for auction.
I felt good doing this. Maybe it would help some little girl or boy get an extra special present or two at Christmas. Maybe it would have made the difference whether they got a present at all. Maybe an over-worked, under-paid mom or dad could afford a fabulous Christmas dinner for their family.
Sadly, someone illegally removed my diamond from the glass case it was displayed in at the Restore. It is so wrong that someone thought they deserved this ring more than those for whom I had intended. I feel sadness and am ashamed and embarrassed for the person who is responsible for such behaviour. This is the epitome of wrong.
One thing I have learned in my life thus far, what comes around goes around. For the sake of your conscience, I suggest you return the ring. This isn't just wrong; it's immoral on a whole other level.
To the perpetrator, please allow me to help the folks I intended to help and return my ring.
I won't lose hope because of your heartbreaking actions because I know for every one of you there are a thousand of really good people willing to donate and help daily. The people who work and volunteer for Habitat for Humanity are so unbelievably awesome. We all just want to help. Join us, return what you have illegally taken and feel how wonderful it feels to help someone else.
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The University of North Carolina is suspending an honor court proceeding against a student who claims the university has been mishandling sex assault cases.
On Monday, UNC student Landen Gambill filed a federal complaint against the school, saying it retaliated against her.
Gambill's attorney, Clay Turner, sent a letter Monday to Chancellor Holden Thorp, advising the school of the complaint that his client filed with the Office for Civil Rights in the U.S. Department of Education. The letter also asked Thorp to dismiss charges filed in the school's honor code court against Gambill.
"For several weeks, the University has grappled with how best to respond to a public claim of retaliation against the University while maintaining the autonomy and integrity of our Honor Court proceedings and the privacy of the individuals involved," Chancellor Holden Thorp wrote in an open letter to students, faculty and staff.
Gambill's complaint marks the third one filed this year against the university concerning sexual assault. Gambill is also one of five women who in January filed a Title IX complaint with the office of civil rights, saying UNC-CH mishandles sexual abuse cases.
The announcement comes as a CNN report includes strong comments from women who say they were sexual assaulted as UNC students and who criticized the culture at Carolina. One, Annie Clark, described "a pervasive culture of sexual assault where the university has acted with deliberate indifference."
Clark told CNN she was raped off campus in 2007.
You can see that report here.
Thorp also invoked the Carolina community's long tradition of encouraging students to exercise their right to speak out. In the letter, Thorp also states that the university has made "significant changes to its policies in recent years."
Thorp has called sexual assault one of the greatest challenges facing college campuses nationwide, including Carolina.
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A pair of local paramedics went the extra mile for a patient in need after their ambulance broke down.After Manny Piri suffered a heart attack, Vicki Borgia and Chris Gudaitis knew they had to get the 49-year-old man to the hospital quickly.The ambulance, however, would not cooperate. It stalled about 300 yards from the hospital's entrance. Another ambulance was several miles away, but Vicki and Chris knew that every second mattered."We both at the same time spontaneously said we need to just pull him," said Vicki Borgia."They jumped out of the ambulance and, with the help of a student-paramedic who was with them, pushed the patient up the hill to the emergency room."I was hoping we were just going to make it up the hill. It's a pretty steep hill,"said Vicki Borgia.Between the weight of the patient, the gurney, and their equipment, they were pushing about 450 pounds uphill. "It was a hot day. The pavement's hot. You're already worried that your patient is going to go into arrest on you. So you've got a lot of things weighing on you besides the weight of the stretcher," Vicki said.It wasn't easy, but they made it – and in doing so, they saved Piri's life."Right in the nick of time, because about two to minutes after we got him to the hospital bed, he was going into cardiac arrest," said Gudaitis.Chris and Vicki met with Piri once he was released from the hospital five days later. "He said he felt like God sent him angels that day to take care of him and very glad that it turned out that way," said Vicki.At the time of the experience, Chris Gudaitis had only been a paramedic for three weeks.
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Volunteers at St. Vincent de Paul are preparing Christmas holiday meals for about 3,200 people. The organization is preparing glazed ham, mashed potatoes, stuffing, creamed green beans and assorted pastries for dessert on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. It will take 1,100 pounds of ham and 708 cans of green beans to serve all of the visitors SVdP expects. Santa Claus, toys for children and backpacks for the homeless will also be at the event. Plus, retired NFL personalities like Nick Lowery and Ray Perkins will stop by to meet the visitors and sign autographs. Video: FOX 10's Kelly Hessedal and Tom Fergus have the details.
St. Vincent de Paul Christmas meal Christmas Eve 4:45 p.m. - 6 p.m. 420 W. Watkins RoadPhoenix, AZwww.stvincentdepaul.net
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Factory Merchants Branson is Branson's largestoutlet center featuring name brands in apparel, housewares, luggage, leatherwear, accessories, shoes, books, music and more. Savings of 25 - 70% every day.
This shopping center offers groups a variety of specialty stores, outlet shopping opportunities, a cinema and a new café in a beautiful setting. Shops include name brands in apparel, shoes, housewares, home furnishings, books, music and more at up to 70% off original retail prices.
Tanger Outlet Center offers over 65 manufacturers' outlet stores with a wide variety of name brands in apparel, shoes, handbags, housewares, electronics, gourmet food and much more.
Branson Landing offers 95 acres of exciting shopping, anchored by Bass Pro Shops and Belk department store, plus eclectic dining options. At the heart of the Landing is a town square for festivals and music events. The square features a spectacular fountain show that synchronizes water, light, sound and fire. Branson Landing also offers a scenic boardwalk along the 1.5-mile Taneycomo waterfront.
Located in Branson Meadows, The Branson Mill is a specialty retail shopping center and working craft village. It is comprised of retail space (including Mountain Man Nut and Fruit Company, The Leather Trading Company and Bandana's Bar-B-Q Restaurant) and a working craft village where craftsmen demonstrate their skills in glass blowing, leather carving, silversmith, pottery and much more. Additionally there are 150 showrooms of upscale home furnishings, accessories and crafts.


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Who were the best of the best in 2013? What were the highest and lowest points of the year? Read this and you're guaranteed to learn something new, no matter how big of a boxing fan you are.
Was Adonis Stevenson's KO of Chad Dawson really the best of the year? Or did lesser profiled fights produce larger fireworks? Read about the best 2013 had to offer from all around the globe.
Find out what you missed the past week. Countries highlighted in this review include the USA, Thailand, Japan, Italy, Montenegro, Argentina, Mexico, Panama, and the Philippines.
Curtis Stevens landed a vicious left hook that ended Saul Roman's night in the first round last night. Is this the Knockout of the Year?
All six TV fighters made weight for tomorrow night's NBC Sports show from Connecticut.
A round up of all the boxing results from around the world, including fights in the United States, United Kingdom, Mexico, Japan, South Africa, Switzerland, and Denmark.
Bad Left Hook has purse information for the fighters on the Zbik vs Chavez card on Saturday.
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Miguel Vazquez is calling out Marco Antonio Barrera for a June fight. Bad Left Hook looks at a developing big card for Los Angeles.
Bad Left Hook recaps the boxing action from around the world on Saturday. Featured: Giovani Segura, Ivan Calderon, Marcos Maidana, and more.
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text: Saturday, October 19, 2013 C-Shift Warrant Arrest/5500 blk W Hildebrand- Officer Littrell to the location regarding a female having two valid warrants for her arrest. She was contacted and taken into custody without incident. She was booked at the BCSO Jail. Theft/1300 blk N Grant St- Complainant reported he was working put and left his property in one of the lockers, not secured. When he returned to his locker after working out his wallet was gone. He advised in addition to his WA state driver`s license and his bank cards, his work ID and access card was also stolen. No leads or suspects. Malicious Mischief/3500 blk W Hood Ave- Officers responded to the area of KFD Station 62 regarding a physical disturbance between several males. Officers arrived and located a very intoxicated and uncooperative 19 year old male in the parking lot at 500 N Morain. He was walking down the street picking fights with people. He used his hands to smash the back window of a passing vehicle. He was taken into custody and transported to KGH to be medically cleared for a cut hand and high BAC. He was booked into Benton County for Assault 4th, MIP/MIC, and Malicious Mischief. A-Shift Theft Shoplift/2800 blk W 10th Ave- Corporal Jackson noticed a female set off the alarm while leaving the business. The female was seen walking around the parking lot, looking for the vehicle she came in. Officers arrived just as the vehicle was getting ready to leave. The following were contacted: Brandie L. Gore (07/28/95), Amanda L. Patton (07/31/91), Brian K. Beaty (07/28/88) and Cory A. Doepker (04/11/84). An investigation revealed that one female stole a pair of slippers, but was contacted by LP prior to leaving the store. The second female also was found to have taken numerous articles of clothing, but did not get caught by LP. Both males and one of the females had warrants for their arrest and were booked into Benton County. Both females were booked for shoplifting. The vehicle was towed as evidence. A search warrant will be completed to recover the stolen merchandise. All four are from Walla Walla. 7 Assault 4th/200 blk N Dennis St- Officers responded to a disturbance in progress. A 29 year old male had been in a verbal argument with a female while inside the bar. Staff inside the bar told him he was no longer welcome, at which time he shoved an employee. The suspect left in a vehicle and was stopped a few blocks away. He was trespassed from the tavern. Report forwarded to CA's office to review charge of assault. Assault 4th DV/2100 blk S Olympia St- Officers responded regarding a disturbance in progress. Officer contacted a 33 year old male and 27 year old female at the home. The female stated that she had been in a verbal argument with her boyfriend. During the argument, he struck her in the face and pulled her hair. He was highly intoxicated and admitted to striking her. He was booked at Benton County for Assault 4th DV. No orders were issued, per on-call judge. Assault 4th/900 blk N Cleveland St- Officers Marquette and Rees responded regarding a disturbance that had just occurred. Prior to officer arrival, the suspect, a 24 year old male, had fled the area in his vehicle. An investigation determined that he had been staying in apartment. He outstayed his welcome and was asked to leave. He gathered his things and left, but had some vulgar things to stay to everyone as he left. This angered one of the apartment residents who stood up to him. The suspect struck the male in face one time, and then fled once someone said the police were on the way. Officers were unable to locate him at the time. Officer Valdez located the above mentioned vehicle parked at 1st and Washington. He watched as the suspect got into the vehicle and drove off, heading westbound on 1st Avenue. At least two other subjects were in the car as well. Officer Valdez initiated a traffic stop; however the suspect failed to stop. Officers lost sight of him near Kennewick Avenue and Vista Way. Witnesses pointed out the vehicle, which had been dumped in the alley on Vista Way. The area was searched for the suspect and his passengers, however they were not located. The vehicle was towed. Report has been sent to the PA's Office to review for Eluding. Noise Violation/00 blk N Jefferson St- Officers responded to this location at 0400 hours regarding loud music. The reporting party stated that he has called on this address numerous times. Dispatch confirmed several complaints on this address. Loud music could be heard more than a block away. Officers contacted the intoxicated homeowner who was cooperative. He was cited and released for the noise violation. CAT Warrant Arrest/Canal & Quinault- Detectives stopped a vehicle for a traffic infraction, and recognized the front seat passenger. Detectives knew he had nine warrants for his arrest. He was booked into Benton County Jail.


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MIAMI -- Forgive Marlins manager Jeff Torborg for not curbing his enthusiasm when discussing the upcoming season.
Upbeat by nature, Torborg is especially ecstatic over a series of offseason acquisitions that has raised the manager's optimism in 2003.
"I'm very excited for Spring Training to start," said Torborg, who sees a brighter season than the 79-83 fourth-place finish of a year ago. "I really like our chances."
For the first time since the dismantling of the 1997 World Series squad, the Marlins actually had a hot stove season. General manager Larry Beinfest and the front office were among the most active and creative teams, structuring innovative deals with an eye on being fiscally responsible.
When the ink had dried on the new contracts, the Marlins' payroll zoomed in the neighborhood of $52 million, about $4 million more than originally budgeted.
The Marlins got the green light to increase payroll when owner Jeffrey Loria dipped into other business resources and used $10 million to sign 10-time All-Star and Gold Glove winning catcher Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez.
Torborg dismisses the detractors and praises the move.
"This is a great situation for us," he says. "No way is this a negative. I think it shows a commitment from Jeffrey."
Proclaiming to be healthy, Rodriguez will enter Spring Training a trim 218 pounds. At the same time last year, he was 230 pounds, adding weight because he was coming off knee surgery and wasn't able to condition the way he would have liked in the offseason.
Rodriguez will be counted on to work with a young, hard-throwing pitching staff, which will be the key to the team's success.
Beinfest has repeatedly said that the Marlins will contend if the starters perform up to expectations.
Although each has spent time on the disabled list, ace A.J. Burnett (elbow),
Josh Beckett (blister) and Brad Penny (biceps) are hard-throwers with vast
"We are going to move the staff along slowly in Spring Training," Torborg said. "They are now a year older and a year more experienced."
The staff will shoulder a great deal of the weight of bringing Florida a
successful season. The rotation adds lefty Mark Redman, formerly with the Tigers, and setup man Tim Spooneybarger, the ex-Brave who someday could become the closer.
Unlike a year ago, Braden Looper enters Spring Training knowing he is the closer. That wasn't the case in 2002 when Antonio Alfonseca was still with the club.
The additions of Rodriguez, outfielders Juan Pierre and Todd Hollandsworth, Redman and Spooneybarger have the Marlins feeling they can keep pace in the suddenly balanced National League East.
"People ask if we're concerned," Beinfest said of moves made by division rivals the Braves, Mets and Phillies. "Some of our rivals should be concerned because our lineup is formidable."
On the heels of pitchers and catchers reporting Feb. 15 in Jupiter, Fla., Torborg has scratched out a number of possible Opening Day lineups. While saying nothing is set in stone, he envisions his first lineup card to read as follows:
2B Luis Castillo
CF Juan Pierre
C Pudge Rodriguez
1B Derrek Lee
3B Mike Lowell
RF Juan Encarnacion
LF Todd Hollandsworth
SS Alex Gonzalez/Andy Fox
"Four through seven can change daily," Torborg notes of his highly-tentative order.
The restocked roster is minus several popular players who have moved to other teams or another country. Kevin Millar, who led the team with a .306 average last year, has signed with the Chunichi Dragons in Japan, while center fielder Preston Wilson and catcher Charles Johnson were traded to the Rockies. Outfielder Eric Owens has signed with the Angels and Tim Raines retired after 21 seasons.
The club's identity will be speed, pitching and defense.
By a wide margin, the Marlins' 177 stolen bases last season were the most in the Major Leagues. And the league's fastest team got even faster with the fleet-footed Pierre, who swiped 47 bases.
The health of Gonzalez remains a concern since he only played in 42 games due to a separated left shoulder.
If Gonzalez plays every day, Fox goes back to being a super sub, which would certainly strengthen the bench. Versatile veteran Mike Mordecai returns and the outfield depth will include Gerald Williams, Abraham Nunez and Brian Banks.
The plan right now is to again keep three catchers, with Mike Redmond and Ramon Castro providing relief for Rodriguez, who has averaged 103 games the last three seasons.
With a surplus of catchers, a trade certainly remains possible before Opening Day. But the Marlins are not pressured to move salary.
"What we've done this offseason is cut down on our strikeouts," Torborg said. "We've added more speed, and I believe our defense is as good as anyone in the National League."
Joe Frisaro is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Sen. Rick Santorum, who is campaigning to become America's second Catholic president, disagrees from the bottom of his gut with the first Catholic to hold the office.
Former White House intern Mimi Alford claims she was JFK's mistress for 18 months in the 1960s. CNN's Mary Snow reports.
The author of a new tell-all book claims she lost her virginity to President John F. Kennedy when she was a 19-year-old White House intern, and that the affair lasted 18 months.
The 1964-model Cadillac hearse that carried President John F. Kennedy's body and casket after his assassination is to be auctioned Saturday in Scottsdale, Arizona, the auctioneer's representatives said.
In "The Obamas," the new book causing a stir with its speculation about the extent of the first lady's political influence, author Jodi Kantor recounts an anecdote: A young schoolgirl tells Michelle Obama that she hopes to someday become a president's wife herself one day. "Doesn't pay well," Mrs. Obama wittily cracks.
A newly discovered version of recordings made aboard Air Force One in the wake of President John F. Kennedy's assassination is being offered for sale at $500,000, the dealer selling the tape said Tuesday.
Through recently released tapes and new interviews, PEOPLE reveals a Jackie Kennedy the public never knew
When you have flown through a heavy storm, the plane tossing one way and another, have you ever wondered whether there was really anyone in the cockpit? That's the feeling that many Americans have today -- as if we are lurching through an economic storm with no one in charge.
A recession loomed large in the nation's rear-view mirror. The economic recovery, still fragile, was marred by chronic unemployment, especially for workers whose jobs had been erased by technological innovation.
Dressed for a later dinner, President John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy smile as they greet guests in the grand ballroom. A mariachi band plays behind them. Men and women, the latter wearing the bouffant hairstyles of the time, shake their hands.
Since the late 1940s, it has been an American custom for pollsters and publications to release a ranking of U.S. presidents.
A federal judge on Thursday sentenced a Guyanese man convicted of plotting to detonate explosives at John F. Kennedy International Airport to life behind bars.
On Tuesday night, Barack Obama looked back more than half a century to October 4, 1957, when Americans were shocked to discover that someone had sent a satellite into orbit around the Earth, and that someone wasn't us.
Pres. Obama addresses jobs, the budget, education, health care, and more in his State of the Union address Tuesday.
A 1963 Pontiac ambulance that supposedly carried the body of President John F. Kennedy after his assassination was sold at a Scottsdale, Ariz., auction Saturday night for $132,000.
Politics is history in the present tense. And this week has been crowded with historic anniversaries that should adjust our expectations upward when it comes to the dark carnival of contemporary politics.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy becomes the 35th president of the United States of America on January 20, 1961.
Vice President Johnson, Mr. Speaker, Mr. Chief Justice, President Eisenhower, Vice President Nixon, President Truman, reverend clergy, fellow citizens:
"I watched children study famous people in history," Maria has said, "I always thought they should be studying my father"
R. Sargent Shriver, who was responsible for launching the U.S. Peace Corps after marrying into the Kennedy family and joining John F. Kennedy's White House, has died, according to his family.
Thousands of photos taken during John F. Kennedy's 1,036 days as president remain unseen since White House photographer Cecil Stoughton printed and logged them in his darkroom five decades ago.
CNN's Don Lemon talks to Keya Morgan about thousands of personal photos of the Kennedy family.
The JFK Library goes online with the first digital presidential archive. CNN's Mary Snow has more.
The mass shooting in Arizona has raised a political challenge for the Republican Party. Party leaders have spent the last few days rebutting charges from liberals that extreme rhetoric from the right had something to do with inspiring the rampage.
Theodore C. Sorensen, a close adviser and speechwriter to President John F. Kennedy, has died, the White House said Sunday.
The message from President John F. Kennedy's January 20, 1961, inaugural address has withstood the test of time, but not the elements at his grave site at Arlington National Cemetery.
In a few weeks a noteworthy anniversary will arrive: fifty years since the election of John F. Kennedy as president of the United States.
He buried two older brothers killed by assassins' bullets, and FBI files released Monday showed that Sen. Edward Kennedy was the subject of seemingly endless threats throughout his political career.
"My performance art has been grossly misinterpreted by many," the singer Tweeted
When U.S. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated nearly 50 years ago, he left behind a nation stunned by grief and brimming with questions.
CNN's Carol Costello looks at letters that expressed anguish over the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
The Sixth Floor museum releases footage of John F. Kennedy's arrival at Love Field on November 22, 1963.
William Ward Warren was 15 when his dad dropped him off at Dallas Love Field to see President John F. Kennedy arrive in the city, on the same day JFK was assassinated.
In September 1962, at a rally at Rice University in Houston, Texas, President John F. Kennedy told the American people: "We choose to go to the moon."
When I speak to college students, I always push two messages: If you work hard, take risks, leave your comfort zone and never give up, you can do anything you want to in life; and part of life is competition, because no matter what you want, you can bet that someone else wants it too.
The glamorous first lady is captured on her wedding day and at the White House on LIFE.com
The story of the late Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kennedy is a very American story -- a very human one -- that splits the public.
With the death of John F. Kennedy's brother, Senator Edward M Kennedy, and their sister, Eunice Shriver, the founder of the Special Olympics for the developmentally challenged, there has been a wealth of news stories -- obituaries and otherwise -- about the recurring tragedies endured by what some call America's "royal family."
President Barack Obama's new presidential limousine grabbed some headlines this year - especially in Detroit -- when General Motors announced in January that Obama was getting a brand-new 2009 Cadillac Presidential Limousine, the first presidential limo that did not carry a specific model name.
Tomorrow marks the end of the third week of President Barack Obama's Hundred Days. After what can only be described as a euphoric inauguration, Obama has encountered some trouble.
Sometimes pictures tell a story better than words. On Inauguration Day, we saw Barack Obama, strong and certain, striding purposefully into the presidency.
The Obama administration starts its work today with the highest of ambitions.
When presidents enter the White House, they have approximately 100 days to show what they are made of.
The inaugural address is a seminal moment in the development of every president. This is a relatively short speech, normally thin on detail and big on message points.
After weeks of criticism that she was being too elusive, Senate hopeful Caroline Kennedy is now talking about why she believes she is the best person for the job.
Many Americans are expecting big things from President Barack Obama.
When presidents enter the White House, they have approximately 100 days to show what they are made of.
Wednesday night's vote on the financial bailout was good for future legislators who plan to run for president. For decades, the conventional wisdom has been that sitting senators make bad presidential candidates.
Historical Background: Presidential debates are a product of the television era. In 1960, Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy met in the first general election presidential debate, which was viewed by about 70 million people.
CNN Student News breaks down the details on the history and formats of presidential debates.
For six hours and with at least 60 speakers, Democrats will focus Tuesday on a theme of "Renewing America's Promise" at their national convention.
This year, gasoline climbed over $4 a gallon, and the traffic death toll -- according to one study -- appears headed to the lowest levels since JFK moved into the White House
CNN's Jessica Yellin reports on how the potential vice presidential contenders are performing.
When it comes to vice presidential picks, there have been some good ones and some not so good ones.
The candidate wants to speak in front of Berlin's most dramatic prop. Romesh Ratnesar explains why Germans are hesitant
An operation to remove a malignant tumor from Sen. Edward Kennedy's brain was successful, and the Democrat should suffer no permanent damage from the procedure, his surgeon reported Monday.
CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports on the advantages of having surgery on brain tumors like Sen. Ted Kennedy's.
After a six-hour operation, the senator expects to be hospitalized for a week
He's being released from the hospital and will travel to the Kennedy family compound in Hyannisport
Sen. Edward "Teddy" Kennedy -- patriarch of the first family of U.S. Democratic politics -- now faces the battle of his life after doctors disclosed he is suffering from a malignant brain tumor.
CNN's Dan Lothian reports from Boston on Sen. Ted Kennedy's condition.
The longtime politician is taken to Massachusetts General after suffering an apparent seizure
Sen. Edward Kennedy was hospitalized in Boston, Massachusetts, after suffering an apparent seizure Saturday morning, his family said.
Hillary Clinton and John McCain are arguing that Barack Obama is too green for the job. But history shows that when it comes to the presidency, experience doesn't guarantee success
Some historians credit Republican President Warren G. Harding with running the first campaign that made use of celebrity endorsement.
Some are comparing his speech on Mormonism to the one JFK gave in 1960 on his Catholicism. But there are differences
Fifty years ago this Saturday, Laika -- a sweet-tempered stray plucked off the streets of Moscow -- was thrust into the global spotlight when she became the first living creature sent into space.
A California family who lost their home in the wildfires has new hope with the recovery of a dog named Brownie.
New testing on the type of ammunition used in the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy raises questions about whether Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, according to a study by researchers at Texas A&M University
In October 1925, a 12 year-old boy in a small California town wrote in a school assignment that he "would like to study law and enter politics for an occupation so that I might be of some good to the people." The boy: Richard Milhous Nixon, some 43 years before being elected the nation's 37th president.
Ron Howard had an interesting point.
Everyone has CEO fantasies. But mine aren't about running a multinational; they're about fabulous offices, sweeping views, luxe travel. So a test-ride on US Helicopter's new Manhattan-to-J.F.K. airport shuttle (launching March 13; $159 each way) is total wish fulfillment.
Everyone has CEO fantasies. But mine aren't about running a multinational; they're about fabulous offices, sweeping views, luxe travel. So a test-ride on US Helicopter's new Manhattan-to-J.F.K. air...
As a child at the White House, Caroline Kennedy got early lessons in the power of words.
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One was a wealthy Bostonian, handsome but sickly, a rakish war hero uncertain about his future.
It seems as if every airline has partnered with a famous fashion designer to outfit employees. Delta has deals with Kate Spade and Richard Tyler, Julien Macdonald (Givenchy) works with British Airw...
When John F. Kennedy ran for president in 1960, he was worried about losing Protestant voters.
On radio, most pundits and polls scored the September 26, 1960, debate between presidential candidates Richard M. Nixon and John F. Kennedy a draw, with some giving the Republican contender the edge. But on television, it was no contest.
To those of us who eat, sleep and occasionally drink politics, nearly everything that happens in a presidential campaign is interesting, but very few things are really important.
U.S. presidents have guided us to wartime victory and plunged us into economic depression. All of their triumphs and failures can teach us a thing or two about our own careers.
The aircraft carrier USS John F. Kennedy has collided with an unidentified dhow while on patrol in the Arabian Gulf, the U.S. Navy said.
"Kennedy is the Remedy," "I Back Jack" and "Leadership for the 60s" are just some of the slogans on posters, buttons and pennants that adorn the walls claiming allegiance to John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
A Queens, New York, man has been charged with grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property, including several personal items that once belonged to John F. Kennedy Jr., a spokeswoman for the Manhattan district attorney's office told CNN Wednesday.
The owners of forged love letters purported to be the secret correspondence between President John F. Kennedy and actress Marilyn Monroe are trying to stop the government from destroying them.
Airports are no longer just places to catch planes. Between the shopping, spa treatments, and kiddie museums, who needs to be on the 11:30 A.M. to Dallas? As delays become more prevalent, airports ...
John F. Kennedy may not enjoy a reputation for fidelity, but when it came to his briefcase, his commitment knew no bounds. For evidence, look no further than the lone briefcase that he kept from th...
Most accounts of the life and death of John F. Kennedy fall into two equally useless categories -- hatchet job or warm, wet kiss. To that extent, President Kennedy: Profile of Power (Simon & Schust...
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Maybe it's because we grew up in an era of unprecedented economic expansion and mass affluence. Or maybe it's because our parents defeated Hitler and clearly expected something equally big of us. I...
! It wasn't cool to care about money in the '60s, but that shouldn't stop enterprising ex-hippies from making some bread off the relics of their peace- and-love past. You already know how lucrative...
Except for the author's opinions on substantive issues, Tip O'Neill's memoirs make marvelous reading. The former Speaker is a great storyteller, and like Jimmy Durante he has a million of them -- i...
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Road test: Does WiMax work in the real world?
Performance is good when you're sitting in an office or cafe, but don't count on connecting from a moving train or car
Just a couple short years ago, many people were abuzz over metro Wi-Fi experiments in Philadelphia, Houston, and San Francisco, only to see those efforts largely collapse as slow speeds, expensive deployments, and economic tussles between carriers and municipalities resulted in low adoption. But waiting in the wings for several years has been the promise of WiMax technology to deliver broadband connectivity wirelessly across entire cities with less equipment to deploy than metro Wi-Fi. After nearly two years of uncertainty, Sprint and its partner Clearwire are now starting to set up WiMax networks in several cities.
WiMax promises users a wireless connection that rivals wired DSL or cable links in speed and reliability. Does it actually deliver on those claims? To find out, I tested the Clearwire Mobile High Speed Internet service for about a month in one of the first deployment areas: Reno, Nev. The results were mixed: The WiMax service provided good connectivity and performance when I was working in a fixed location, whether at my home office or at a café. But I could not get it to work when I was on the move, such as when being driven in a car. (To be completely accurate, the Clearwire service is not officially WiMax but OFDM, the underlying technology behind the WiMax standard. Clearwire deployed the Reno network before the WiMax standard was final, but it is practically the same technology.)
[ WiMax is in for a fight with 4G cellular networks. See "The looming battle over wireless broadband." ]
Setup was straightforward: Run the installation CD and pop the PC Card into your laptop. I did have an issue with my company laptop because of security measures that disabled installation of unapproved applications, but that had nothing to do with the Clearwire product. If you're considering equipping your laptop users with Sprint or Clearwire WiMax service, be sure to work out the security issues on a test system first. Although Clearwire tried to help, the issue was beyond its scope, and the corporate security staff also couldn't figure out how to authorize the service on my company-issued laptop. The service installed with no problem on a personal laptop that didn't have such security measures applied to it.
WiMax performance is decent but not always consistent
With the software and PC Card installed on that personal laptop, I was good to go. The network connection established itself right after I inserted the PC Card. I was now able to connect wirelessly pretty much everywhere in Reno. A nice touch was that when you start up the PC, the Clearwire software lets you choose between connecting via WiMax or Wi-Fi; Wi-Fi is typically faster when it's available.
To see if the WiMax service truly met broadband speeds, I took speed tests throughout the day from my home office. I got consistent performance much of the time, with download speeds between 1.5Mbps and 2.0Mbps, and upload speeds between 275Kbps and 325Kbps. Sometimes, speeds dropped to less than 1Mbps down and 125Kbps up, but not for long, so they didn't affect my use. It's not clear what caused these occasional slowdowns, and they occurred both when the laptop was stationary and when it was in motion.


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The Dekalb County sheriff wants lawmakers to consider allowing a person's mental health status to be include in background checks needed to buy guns.
Sheriff Tom Brown made his case at the capitol on Thursday during a forum discussion.
Sheriff Brown said he believes that allowing a person's mental status to be included in a background check will keep guns out of the hands of potentially unstable people, like those accused in the Newtown, CT, and Aurora CO, mass shootings.
"If you look (at) mass killings that have taken place, it has always been the subject matter that this person had some kind of serious mental health challenge," Brown said. "Somebody knew they had these serious mental health challenges and knew that they never should have had a weapon in the first place."
Brown participated in a panel assembled by Georgia Sen. Donzella James to discuss assault weapons and gun control.
The discussion came a day after President Barack Obama challenge congress during his State of the Union speech to vote on universal background checks.
NRA-certified gun instructor Osiris Carter disagreed with just about every position panelists supported where new gun restriction were concerned.
But Carter did cautiously support Brown's push for mental health screenings before guns can be purchased.
"That is a great thing, but again, that's going to come with a price, too, and we have to sit down and delve deep into (it) to see if it's a price we are willing to pay," Carter said.
Nearly 20 gun bills have been introduced in the Georgia legislature, but none contain provisions for mental health screenings in background checks.
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The renovation several years ago of this former Hampstead favourite left locals grumbling that a charismatic old boozer had been sacrificed on the altar of the gastropub gods. Certainly, first impressions for return visitors aren't good. Everything that hasn't been sanded has been Farrow & Balled, lending most surfaces a washed-out patina that found weary echoes in the soundtrack (Jamie Cullum singing Jimi Hendrix). Despite a menu that promises plenty (at these prices, so it should), the blandness extends to the cooking, which on our visit prioritised texture over taste to mixed effect. The best dish by far was a starter of omelette arnold bennett, as casually elegant as the classic recipe demands. However, chorizo-stuffed squid croquettes and tomato salsa were a mess, and the two mains lacked life: roast cod with spinach and olive oil mash relied heavily on the accompanying tapenade for its flavour, while calf's tongue served over butterbeans was a beige letdown. A decent-sized area at the front has been given over to drinkers, but the focus is on the food. It needs to be better to justify the spotlight.
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Old White Bear
1 Well Road
020 7794 7719
Open/tapas served 5.30-11pm Mon; noon-11pm Tue-Thur; noon-11.30pm Fri, Sat; noon-10.30pm Sun. Lunch served noon-3pm Tue-Fri; noon-3.30pm Sat, Sun. Dinner served 6.30-10.30pm Mon-Sat; 5.30-10pm Sun
Tube: Hampstead tube
Main courses £12.50-£20.50. Tapas £3-£12
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Fantastice food and a great atmosphere - highly recommended!!!
Many locals may have thrown up their hands and decamped to The Duke down the road (arguably the last boozer in Hampstead) - and the new incarnation of Ye Old *is* much more gastro than pub - but the beers they do keep are always good and there are worse places to find a pint in NW3.
I'm only going to comment on the decor side of things as I was put off going there when I saw what had been done to this old Hampstead favourite. From old athmospheric local pub with lots of patina and warm, victorian paraphernalia fitting in with the area, toa poncey, alien decor that would fit a tapas theme restaurant in the west end but is out of place here. Sometimes, new landlords just don't realize what they've got... The food may be great (it was average before, I do admit) but I just don't have the heart to eat there now it's lost its original soul.
agreed - have passed this place many times but had first meal here last night. The food was delicious - a reasonably short menu offering a great selection of dishes, we were a table of six and all were delighted with starters and mains. The service is really something special - warm and efficient and very welcoming of our dog! I am looking forward to my next visit already!
Fantastic gem in the heart of charming Hampstead. I've eaten there several times and can't stress enough how overwhelmingly wonderful everything is!


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Navy's Ashlynn Soellner scored on a corner kick with 6:14 to play and teammate Lily Kraemer followed with a goal less than two minutes later to give the Midshipmen a 2-1 win over the JU at the Ashley Sports Complex Friday.
The late goals, something that has plagued JU (1-3-0) since the preseason, negated a stout defensive effort throughout the JU home opener.
"I was proud of the effort but we have to put together a full 90 minutes,'' coach Brian Copham said. "We're very good at times and we did a good job early on in the second half and then we got away from what we wanted to do. We let them get corner kicks, we let them serve balls in and we didn't defend like we're capable of.''
Navy (4-1-0) got off eight corner kicks in the second half (11 for the game), a dicey situation for JU.
"We knew they were going to be dangerous on corner kicks,'' he said. "We dodged a lot of bullets, but you can dodge them only so long. When you get a one goal lead, you've got to keep that through the remainder of the game.''
After a scoreless first half, JU's lone score came on a heads up play by senior Becca Massip 68:16 into the game.
Teammate Emily Culbreth had peppered Navy goal keeper Elizabeth Hoerner with a shot from inside the 18-yard box but Hoerner was able to make the save. The ball rebounded back toward Massip who found the back of the net.
"She was in the perfect spot at the perfect time,'' Copham said.
The Dolphins had 14 shots, six shots on goal, while Navy put up 16 attempts with four shots on goal.
The Dolphins get another chance Sunday when they entertain Georgia Southern at 1 p.m. at the Ashley Sports Complex. The game will be shown on A-Sun.tv free of charge.
"We've got some things to figure out,'' Copham said. "We have to do that sooner rather than later.''
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What the Most-Photographed Girls are Buying for Fall
Their pictures turn up everywhere, from glossy magazines to newspapers—clearly, this group of girls knows a thing or two about looking good for the camera. So, if you're looking to get noticed this season (or just in the market for a few good recommendations), who better to ask when it comes to creating a wardrobe for fall?
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"I want everything from the fall Prabal Gurung collection but if I could only get one piece, it would be this sweater," Kruger says.
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Chanel velvet flap bag, $3,000
Chanel, NYC, 212.355.5050
Altuzarra Luke crepe dress, $1,815
Prabal Gurung sweater, $625
For information: net-a-porter.com
Tabitha Simmons Alexa flat, $795
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Delfina Delettrez Solar Enigma earrings, $1,100
Opening Ceremony, NYC, 212.219.2688
Jil Sander dress, $2,240, and coat, $2,320
For information: saksfifthavenue.com
Proenza Schouler Deer Akira bag, $4,595
For information: proenzaschouler.com
Burberry Prorsum Bellows Pocket herringbone skirt, $995, and belt, $450
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J.W. Anderson Womens checked rib neck sweater, $713
Isabel Marant Blackson boots, $1,325
Isabel Marant, NYC, 212.219.2284
Altuzarra Joseph blazer, $1,795
Barneys New York, 212.826.8900
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"Since the ready-to-wear season takes up most of my fall schedule, all of the items on my list are geared toward travel," says Kloss.
Beats by Dr. Dre Monster JustBeats Solo Justin Bieber headphones, $230
Stefanel coat dress, price upon request
For information: stefanel.com
Repetto BB patent-leather ballet flat, $270
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Olympia Le Tan red leather doctor bag, $1,545
The Webster Miami, 305.674.7899
Pierre Hardy black and vitrail Mary Jane, $1,125
The Webster Miami, 305.674.7899
Aurélie Bidermann Esteban cuff, $735
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Yves Saint Laurent leather and stretch-wool crepe dress, $2,395
Givenchy textured-leather fold-over knee boot, $1,695
Rue du Mail top and skirt, price upon request
For information: ruedumail.com
Céline coat, $4,250, leather top, $1,150, and pants, $1,200
Céline, NYC, 212.535.3703
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"Chanel nail polish in Frenzy is very chic," says Sieber. "Nude nails are spot-on for fall, and this is the cleverest shade around."
Alexander Wang Kolfinna boot in Oxblood, $1,200
Alexander Wang, NYC, 212.977.9683
Chanel Nail Colour in Frenzy, $26
Proenza Schouler navy quilted leather jacket with shearling, price upon request
Christopher Kane rose embellished dress, $2,968
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"I just bought two new pairs of shoes," admits Sarr-Jamois. "My dentist is on Sloane Street in London, so every time I go for a check-up, I end up shopping in Miu Miu and Prada."
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Miu Miu blue suede shoes, $895
For information: miumiu.com
Christopher Kane red turtleneck sweater, $1,511
For information: net-a-porter.com
Prada leather shoes, $1,350,
For information: prada.com
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"I liked this Alex Wang coat the first time I saw it at the show," says Ziourova. "When I recently saw it being shot for the ad campaign by David Sims, it instantly became my 'must-buy.' "
Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci black shagreen teeth and pearl shark-tooth necklace, $1,440
Elyse Walker, Pacific Palisades, CA, 310.230.8882
Proenza Schouler brocade dress, $2,995
For information: proenzaschouler.com
Alexander Wang full-length trench with vinyl placket, $3,225
Alexander Wang, NYC, 212.977.9683
Jason Wu hand-embroidered Karlie clutch, $1,805
For information: net-a-porter.com
Céline shoe, $790
Bergdorf Goodman, NYC, 212.753.7300
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Commuun green peplum top, price upon request
For information: commuun.com
Casadei leather lace-up wedge ankle bootie, $1,700
Stella McCartney dress, $3,615
Stella McCartney, NYC, 212.255.1556
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Dr. Martens Drury boot, $145
Chanel calfskin flap bag, $4,500
Chanel, NYC, 212.355.5050
Oakley Eric Koston Signature Series Frogskins sunglasses, $130
For information: oakley.com
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Jil Sander metal bar small bag, $580
Dries Van Noten Perou pants, $1,040
For information: fortyfiveten.com
Esquivel Shoes tall riding Boot with back zipper, $1,100
For information: esquivelshoes.com
Church's Flora loafers, $410
Church's, NYC, 212.758.5200
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Chael Sonnen pleads guilty to money laundering
Chael Sonnen pleads guilty to money laundering
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Chael Sonnen pleads guilty to money laundering
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Chael Sonnen, a licensed Realtor from West Linn, an ultimate fighting champion and one-time candidate for a seat in Congress, pled guilty to a federal money laundering charge Monday.
Chael Sonnen, an ultimate fighting champion and one-time candidate for a seat in Congress, has pleaded to a federal money laundering charge.
A licensed Realtor from West Linn, Sonnen admitted before a judge Monday that he conducted a financial transaction designed to hide or disguise the ownership and control of proceeds of mortgage fraud, according to a U.S. Department of Justice press release.
The development is the latest during a rough stretch for Sonnen.
The UFC middleweight is suspended from fighting after reportedly testing positive for drugs in late 2010.
Sonnen had dropped out of the race for House District 37 last June citing a 2006 "legal issue" demanding his attention.
After he bowed out, the Republican party chose Julie Parrish, a political newcomer from West Linn, to replace Sonnen in the race against Democrat Will Rasmussen, a lawyer from West Linn. Parrish won election as House 37's representative in November.
Marcus Williams, a special agent in charge of IRS criminal investigations for the Pacific Northwest, issued a public statement about Sonnen's case.
"West Linn residents, and other residents throughout the Portland-Vancouver area, can rest assured knowing that federal law enforcement agencies take mortgage fraud very seriously because it played a major role in almost crippling this nation's banking system just a few years ago," he said.
Money laundering carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison and a $500,000 fine.
Sonnen's sentencing is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. March 28.
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Sourdough Starter
Once you see how easy it can be to make gluten-free bread, you'll be craving sourdough bread and wishing you had some Sourdough Starter in your refrigerator. Yes, it takes some time and a bit of advanced planning to make sourdough bread but--believe us!--it's so worth it. And it's easy.
1 tablespoon active dry yeast
1 cup whole milk or lite coconut milk, room temperature
1 cup white rice flour
1 teaspoon sugar
1. In a 1- to 2-quart glass jar (not plastic or metal), dissolve the yeast in the milk by stirring with a wooden spoon. Add the rice flour and sugar and mix to combine well. Cover the jar loosely and allow it to sit at room temperature for 2 to 3 hours. Remember that the milk must be at room temperature for it to activate the yeast.
2. The mixture should bubble and appear pockmarked on the surface. It will also likely develop a thin liquid along the top. Stir to incorporate that back into the mixture. Cover the jar again loosely and allow it to sit out on the counter overnight.
3. Repeat the procedure in Step 2 for the next two days, stirring to combine, loosely covering, and then stirring again the next day, all the while leaving the jar of starter out on the counter at room temperature.
4. If you do not plan to use the starter soon, place it, loosely covered, in the refrigerator. You will need to "feed" it before you use it.
How to "Feed" Your Sourdough Starter
When you know that you want to use your sourdough starter, you will need to plan at least 4 hours ahead.
1. Remove the starter from the refrigerator, uncover it, and stir it until smooth with a wooden spoon. Remove one cup of the starter and discard it (or donate it to a friend to create another starter).
2. Add ½ cup warm water (about 100°F) and 1 cup white rice flour to the starter. Stir to combine. Allow the starter to sit out at room temperature for at least 4 hours, or overnight, loosely covered. The starter should be bubbling and thick. It is now "fed."
3. Use the amount of starter your recipe calls for. Then replenish the starter by feeding it again with ½ cup warm water and 1 cup white rice flour, stirring to combine, cover again loosely, and return it to the refrigerator.
Recipe reprinted with permission from Gluten-Free on a Shoestring by Nicole Hunn. Reprinted by arrangement with Da Capo Lifelong, a member of the Perseus Books Group. Copyright © 2011. To buy this book, click here.
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This is my favorite Anthrax album, EVER!! The song writing is catchy, with great inner-song changeups and progressions! I am baffled by the negative reviews of this album. I will never forget buying this tape on a choir trip in 6th grade (1988) and listening to it with my walkman on the buss. I bought it because I liked the album cover (lol) and had heard from older friends that Anthrax was heavy, thrash metal style (I was like 10 or 11 years old). The experience changed my life! I remember riding through the Tennessee mountains listening to State of Euphoria, absolutely mesmerized. Get it!!!
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How come Anthrax doesn't get the attention that Metallica and Megadeth get? This CD is up to par with anything by them."Now it,s Dark", "Antisocial and "Schism" more than prove it! Pick this one up if you crave fast, ass kickin music!
State of Euphoria is a high-paced, loud, and fun CD with many sarcastic undertones. In this album, the band's creative spirit is revealed, as they expound their liberal social theory. Each note on the album is carefully placed. The violently-fast pace of their music is never out of control. The band demonstrates their musical talents with quick, bold, and catchy riffs executed with near absolute rhythmic perfection.
True thrashy, speedy, comical, humorous thrash metal!!! Anthrax may not have been as evil and fast and angry as Slayer or Sepultura or Sodom but they were just as good. The song "Antisocial" should be a thrash anthem right up there with classics like Slayer's "Raining Blood", Sepultura's "Inner Self", and Sodom's "Nuclear Winter". Anthrax was never as deadly of a band they took the more melodic end of the 80's thrash scene but they certainly weren't a commercial or trendy band. This proves that you dont have to be evil as hell (although that doesnt hurt) to be a succesful thras band. Anthrax!!
I was glad that I was able to find this CD and buy it, I had the cassette years ago, but wore the hell out of it. STATE OF EUPHORIA is metal classic that stands up there with anything released by METALLICA, MEGADETH OR SLAYER in the same time period. All these bands released albums the same years as this one, and ANTHRAX sometimes doesnt get the due they are owed. This album is filled with great lyrics, killer riffs and alot of energy. ANTHRAX has always been able to mix serious messages with some comical lyrics on their albums and they do here once again. BE ALL,END ALL, MAKE ME LAUGH, WHO CARES WINS are 3 songs that are serious but they just rock, FINALE is a funny song that with comical lyrics that also rocks. ANTISOCIAL is also a classic song that the band rocks out on. If you like fast furious music, then this is an album that u should own.


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Album Rating: 5.0m/
Review much at the moment? Theyve all been awesome
Album Rating: 5.0thanks bro, just feelin it man, i can't hold back, the passion is pushing me
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Good review....reviews. But man some are going to rage on you for doing this. You could easily right them and wait to upload them.
and yes pos'd
Album Rating: 5.0thanks bro but I can't deny the passion if I didn't write these up on the spur of the moment like I just did, then I wouldn't be true and I'd gay like indie pop fags
plus Chuck is pissed there isn't any m/ on the front page
hahaha there should only be m/ on the front page.
Album Rating: 5.0now you're speaking truth, do you have passion in your heart?
I do have passion.
album slays
this is the same dude from ghost too
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Album Rating: 5.0yeah bro Friday's slow so I thought I'd contribute to the m/ cause
plus I've been thinking about Chuck alot lately too
well at least i've got some good stuff to listen to over the weekend now.
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"plus I've been thinking about Chuck alot lately too"
Scream Bloody Gore review?
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Album Rating: 5.0i actually listened to them all last night at least once through and am gonna jam them again, some good, some okay, but bro did you reply to my message about the instrumental death band? i wanna rev that hard bro
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Miami Heat star LeBron James will be named the NBA Most Valuable Player for the 2011-2012 NBA season, ESPN reported, giving the American superstar the award for the third time.
James won the 2009 and 2010 NBA Most Valuable Player awards but was beaten in voting for the award last season by Chicago Bulls star Derrick Rose.
ESPN, citing an unnamed source close to James, reported that he would be announced as the winner this weekend. Miami will play host to Indiana in game one of their best-of-seven Eastern Conference playoff series on Sunday.
The Heat announced plans late on Friday night for an event in the team's home arena on Saturday afternoon.
If James takes his third MVP award, he will share fifth on the all-time list of multiple MVP winners. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar won the award six times with Bill Russell and Michael Jordan winning it five times each. Wilt Chamberlain took the title four times.
James, who has yet to win an NBA crown in his ninth NBA season, averaged 27.1 points, 7.9 rebounds, 6.2 assists and 1.9 steals a game this season for Miami while hitting 53 percent of his shots from the field.
NBA scoring champion Kevin Durant of Oklahoma City and Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers are among the major contenders for the award as well.