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NEW TO MARKET! Residence 6KS offers the signature charm and character of The Apthorp with grand space and ornate architectural details throughout. The inviting entrance foyer leads to a gracious living room with an original fireplace and beautifully decorated ceiling. This South-facing home features split ensuite bedrooms, living space, and kitchen all overlooking the private, landscaped Garden Courtyard to the South. The newly renovated windowed kitchen is equipped with Gaggenau and Miele appliances. Modern embellishments include a new individual heating and cooling system and washer and dryer by Miele.
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NEW ALBANY, IN (WDRB) -- Detectives used a ground penetrating radar to search the yard of accused serial killer William "Clyde" Gibson Monday - marking another day of investigating at this New Albany home.
A source tells WDRB News detectives found a new location in the yard of interest – an area separate from where the body of 35-year old Stephanie Kirk was discovered several days ago.
The radar device, which looks like a small push lawnmower, sends radio waves that can help determine if anything is underground or if layers of earth have recently been disturbed.
So far, it's unclear when or if detectives will dig again.
"I think we are just starting. I think they'll start digging but this is just the beginning - this is the long haul for this," said neighbor Melodie Shultz.
Shultz says police have told her very little. She's known Gibson all her life. She described him as a "nice" person who was often quiet but would help his neighbors. She said he was "mischievous" in his teenage years.
"I was really surprised when I found out what was buried in the backyard. That was very shocking. I didn't think even him would be capable of that," said Gibson.
Gibson has yet to be formally charged with the murder of Kirk. He is charged with the recent murder of 75-year old Christine Whitis and 44-year old Karen Hodella from 2002.
Hodella's daughter Michelle Rucker spoke to us by phone
"It's literally worse than when I got that call that she was murdered," Rucker said. If the case goes to trial, Rucker says she wants to speak with Gibson.
"I want to talk to the man. I want to know how he killed my mother and why. I want to know. I don't know anything. I feel ten times worse than I did the last ten years."
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"I didn't know what to expect,
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A famed pizza restaurant from New York City has made its way to Nashville.Two Boots Pizza, which had its start in the East Village of Manhattan in 1987, opened their new location at 1925 Broadway in Midtown early July.
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W.O.D.: D Short Intervals
DE: Push ups, 7-10 sets of 2-3 reps with accommodating resistance on 0:45-1:00
Post sets/reps and resistance to comments. 5-10 minutes rest then CFE S&C WOD.
21-15-9 reps for time of:
Thrusters, 95/65 pounds
Double Unders
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3+ Hours Before or After CFE Strength & Conditioning WOD or Strength & Conditioning Recovery
Single-Sport (SS)
Choose ONE of the following sports:
Swim (TUE): 6:00 of 25m sprints on 0:30, rest 3:00, 4:00 of 25m sprints on 0:30, rest 2:00, 2:00 of 25m sprints on 0:30
Bike (TUE): 6:00 of 400m sprints on 1:00, rest 3:00, 4:00 of 400m sprints on 1:00, rest 2:00, 2:00 of 400m sprints on 1:00
Run (TUE): 6:00 of 100m sprints on 0:30, rest 3:00, 4:00 of 100m sprints on 0:30, rest 2:00, 2:00 of 100m sprints on 0:30
C2 Row (TUE): 6:00 of 100m sprints on 0:45, rest 3:00, 4:00 of 125m sprints on 0:30, rest 2:00, 2:00 of 125m sprints on 0:30
This workout consists of 3 sets: 6:00, 4:00 and 2:00. Using running as an example, the athlete will perform 100m sprints every 0:30 for 6:00, rest 3:00, and then continue on with sets of 4:00 and 2:00. If the athlete finishes 100m in 20s then the athlete will have 10s of rest.
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on Sunday, March 18, 2012 at 07:22 pm
Taper weekCan someone direct me to where I find what the taper week(s) look like for CFE? I can't seem to find it...Thanks!
|Jake Fisher
on Sunday, March 18, 2012 at 07:37 pm
BRICK & CF-671CrossFit 671, Area code 671 is Saipan, U.S. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Micronesia! I lived on Saipan for 6 months while working/living at Pacific Islands Club as Clubmate. Amazing place! Saipan is UBER-special to me, because that's where I was introduced to XTERRA triathlon in 2006; Saipan is where I did my first ever triathlon. I was hooked!
Did a BRICK tonight (Sun) to get my CFE/3S programming out of the way for the week ahead. I'm leaving for Austin on Wed afternoon, so I'll be working extra hours to make up for the time I'll be missing. In other words, my schedule Mon-Wed this week is going to suck.
Tonight's Swim/Bike BRICK:
3S-Swim 10:00 Tempo, 5:00 @ 85% effort, 5:00 @ 90% effort
>> 650m, in 25m pool. Felt good, but first 5:00 felt slower than 85% (1st 5:00 = 10x25 / 2nd 5:00 14x25)
5:00 to dry-off/put clothes on. Then I was recognized by someone who wanted to yack-it-up. So approx 15:00 break before bike...
3S-Bike 10M TT - 19:14 PR!
>> Almost a full minute PR; 1st time on the bike this season! (Last time: Oct-2011)
on Sunday, March 18, 2012 at 07:48 pm
RE: Taper WeekTrish-- In the FAQ under Taper and recovery following a race; what should I be doing?
on Sunday, March 18, 2012 at 08:33 pm
Pushup HelpAm I understanding the Strength section for Monday correctly? 7-10 sets of push-ups but only 2-3 reps? What is considered accomidating resistance? Does 00:45-1:00 imply that I'm to do a set every 45 seconds for a possible maximum of only 30 push-ups? Please advise. Thank you!!!
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 03:04 am
671 is Guam area code670 is CNMI area code :)
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 06:06 am
RE:Push Up HelpYes 7-10 sets of 2-3 reps. On the interval of :45-1:00. Accomodating resistance will depend on skill level with push ups. Some may not add any, others will add resistance accordingly.
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 06:52 am
WODDE: Did 10 sets, 2 reps ea, of bench press at 135#
S&C: As Rx'd 8:10
Nasty combination of exercises.
|Stuart F
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 07:08 am
Sundays SS runWas really looking forward to crushing this one, but was way off the pace today.
2 x 2mi, 5' rest btwn - 14:00, 14:25
The pavements of London were rammed with people enjoying the spring sunshine, so I was having to weave all over the shop, but still a lot slower than i would have liked.
hopefully it was the weekend's beer at fault, rather than my fitness... it was my buddies bachelor party
the training effect of that wod will be great though
s&c later
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 07:21 am
Question for KaitlinI accidentally wandered onto this site and read the FAQ and have actually been doing a scaled version of the CFE WOD's. I saw recently the competitor meg 6 week into program that you suggested and I'm wondering if I should back off and restart with that intro or continue with the mainsite scaled. After doing 3 weeks of the CFE workouts going back to the 6 week plan seems a little light. Thank you in advance
|Daniel Smith
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 07:33 am
3S/SWIMGreat swim this morning, warm up with 400 meters then threw in some legs for good measure. 10X50 meters @ a time between 52-49 seconds. 300 meter cool down with some more leg work and afterwards did some mobility and stretching.
Looking forward to the WOD later this afternoon. I love crossfit!! and love you guys!! God is good!!
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 07:58 am
RE:Question for KaitlinStephen-- Yes, doing the 6 week program from the Competitor will give you a solid base to using CFE. This will help transition your training to CFE. CFE training may have different focuses& elements from programs you have followed in the past. Let me know if you have questions on it.
|Kole Trickle
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 09:26 am
Strength and S&C10 sets of pushups varying ring, ball, and elevated.
(95 lb thrusters) 9:14
Little sluggish today
|Alan Pamayo
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 09:41 am
DE: Push ups 10x3 with 25 lb weight vest and thin blue band (.5") 0:45
WOD as RX'd: 9:21
|Brian B.
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 11:11 am
Push up resistanceGot Kids?! Perfect resistance...4 yr old and 2 yr old. Add them together for about 65 pounds!
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 11:13 am
SS running questionI was reading ahead for tomorrow's SS running and I got a little confused. In the directions it says do 6mins, 4 mins, then 2 mins. However in the example it talks about 3 sets. Does that mean we ate doing 3 sets of 6, 4, and 2 mins? Or is it stating that there is a total of 3 sets with 6 mins being the first 4 mins the 2nd and 2 mins the 3rd?
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 11:15 am
wodStr: 10 x 3 70 # plate on back
WOD: around 16 min
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 11:19 am
RE: SS running questionneebs, it's 3 total sets: 1 set of 6:00, 1 set of 4:00, 1 set of 2:00.
You're performing 100m at every 0:30 interval for 6:00, then rest, then do it again for 4:00, then rest, then do it again for 2:00. If it takes you 25 seconds to run 100m, then you'll have 5 secs before you go again, for example.
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 11:58 am
New HereDoing the mainsite WODs plus single-sport CFE Rowing WODs (adjusting schedule to ensure every 4th day is a total rest day). Is this an okay approach?
|Mike GC
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 12:07 pm
Str: 10 x 3 with 20# vest and purple band around my back on the :45
WOD: 16:01 Rx
|Wouter M
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 12:15 pm
S&CAs rxdwomens weight in 7.08
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 12:16 pm
possible 12.5 itemJust picked my daughter up from a dancing comp,stood waiting I was watching the gym across the hall through the Windows(what ARE all those machines for???)when I noticed a sign above a magazine rack that read "please feel free to read the magazines while you train"?!?!....I guess my question is.....how????....and will this be a part of open WOD 12.5?
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 01:51 pm
3-19-12DE: 10x3 clapping PU with wgt vest
S&C: 12:41 (85# Thruster)--DU technique slowed me down.
CFE: Rest
|Brad Williams
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 03:51 pm
3/19/12 WODStrength & conditioning only today. Tapering because I'm competing in the Lifetime Fitness Alpha Competition (Boot Camp Games) on Saturday. Read the Strength portion wrong and did the Push-Press instead. 10 sets 95lbs 3 reps on the minute. Circuit- Tuck Jumps sub for DU's. 8:44 minutes. Probably hit the run tomorrow since I haven't done short intervals in a while.
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 06:13 pm
WOD ResultsDE: 10x3 PU with 35# vest. Very easy, but really quick
S&C: 9:00 as Rx'd. Felt very tired before the WOD so surprised I was even that quick.
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 06:19 pm
3/19/12 WODS-all w/in 30-35 secs
S&C- w/25# resistance
WOD as rx'd 7:32.40
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 07:24 pm
WODWent to the pool ready to swim and forgot the pool was closed at Spring Break.
Ring push ups for strength.
Did S &C WOd as Rx'd for ladies in 13:28. Wish I could have done it faster, but there were so many people in the box, it was a struggle to find room to do double unders.
|Jake Fisher
on Monday, March 19, 2012 at 07:36 pm
Daily ResultsSpaced the DE-Pushups; decided that my legs (namely my inner thighs/hams/quads) were still too shot from 12.4 ... so I didn't attempt the S&C WOD here.
Instead CrossFit Lincoln had ISABEL in house for a play session. Last time I did her was back in JUL-2011 at 65# in 1:45. Tonight I did 105# in 2:57. Another PR? An increase in fitness?! I THINK SO!
I might attempt the 3S/RUN tomorrow if my legs are somewhat normal.
on Wednesday, March 21, 2012 at 09:55 am
WODS&C: 9:58, sub 3x singles for DU.
|Andy Burnett
on Thursday, March 22, 2012 at 05:39 am
A Monster of a WODS&C WOD: 7:59 (95# Thruster)


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Castle By the Sea, 7 Bed, 8 Bath Luxury Home with Elevator in Hilton Head Island
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Castle By the Sea, 7 Bed, 8 Bath Luxury Home with Elevator
North Forest Beach, 90 Yards to the Beach
We invite you to stay at our Castle By the Sea. Located in the North Forest Beach area of Hilton Head Island, this 7 bed, 8 bath (6 full, 2 half) home offers the best of everything for a family vacation. This home is located less than
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Our Castle by the Sea offers 7 bedrooms; Three kid themed bedrooms for the children with twin or full beds and four Master bedrooms with King Beds and ensuite bathrooms for the adults. All of the bedrooms except one of the children's bedrooms has a private, ensuite bathroom. Two of the four Master bedrooms have whirlpool bathtubs as well as glass showers. On the upper level, there is also a loft with a pull out, queen size sleeper sofa. All of our
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This home offers a large (roughly 16 x 30feet) pool with a heated spa. For those of you traveling with babies or toddlers, our pool offers a large sun deck step at the entrance to the pool which is 6 inches deep where young ones can sit and splash in the water. We have also included a swim out ledge around ½ of the pool for new swimmers to be able to play and rest. The swimming pool and spa are equipped with fiber optic lighting.
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The games room in the garage offers a small putting green, a small
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The entire house offers air conditioning and heat for your comfort. All linens and towels are provided free of charge including beach towels. Each bathroom is furnished with a wall mounted hair dryer. There is a washer, dryer, iron and ironing board on the first floor. This villa is non-smoking however, ash trays are provided on the patio, for your use. No pets allowed. Pool heating is available upon request.
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Wasps will go into the final two rounds of the Amlin Challenge Cup with a three-point lead at the top of the pool, after a hard-fought win over a Grenoble side who offered much tougher opposition than a week earlier, on their home ground.
Wasps led 16-0 at the break, but Grenoble fought back to 19-12, with twenty minutes left. At that point, an upset looked on the cards, but Wasps kept their nerve, and produced 13 unanswered points, to end up comfortable winners.
Grenoble had an early chance to take the lead, when Tom Palmer was penalised for taking down Henry Vanderglas in the air at a lineout just inside the Wasps 22. Nicolas Bezy went for the posts, but his kick went wide.
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It wasn't until the tenth minute that Wasps found their way into the Grenoble half, from a Joe Carlisle penalty, but their lineout throw was also crooked.
From the scrum, Grenoble spilled possession, and Will Helu hacked downfield. He won the race to the ball, but lost control as he crossed the line.
A couple of minutes later, Wasps again came close after Tom Varndell came off his wing to send a deft flick to Ben Jacobs. He fed Elliot Daly, who dived for the line, but was adjudged to have gone into touch before crossing it.
The referee had been playing advantage and took play back for a penalty in the Grenoble 22, and Joe Carlisle landed the three points, to give Wasps the lead, with 14 minutes gone.
Varndell then showed his athleticism as he leapt up to flick a long kick back infield, just outside his 22. He fed Joe Carlisle and the flyhalf found an excellent touch near the left corner. Wasps immediately won another penalty at the breakdown, a few metres from the line, and Carlisle had a simple kick to stretch the lead to 6-0.
Straight from the restart, Elliot Daly sent Tom Varndell away down the left. He made 30 metres, before play was moved back out to the right. Carlisle sent a kick out wide, Will Helu fed Ben Jacobs, who took play deep into the Grenoble 22. He found Matt Mullan in support, and the prop passed to James Haskell who juggled with the ball, but managed to hang on to it before crossing for a fine try. Carlisle added the extra points, to put Wasps 13-0 up, after 22 minutes.
Jacobs required treatment to his left ankle after the try and limped off two minutes later. Tommy Bell came on at fullback, with Elliot Daly moving up into the centre.
Eleven minutes before the break, Carlisle landed a 40-metre penalty, to stretch the lead to 16-0. Wasps were then dealt a major blow, when Jack Motes, who had already received extensive treatment, went down again. Injuries meant Wasps had no scrum-half on the bench, and Andrew Sunuila came on, to make his debut, with Daly making another positional change, to take over at scrum-half.
He was immediately required to put the ball into a scrum on halfway, and it produced a penalty for Wasps. Joe Carlisle's fine effort dropped just short.
Daly was then fed horrible ball from a lineout, ten metres outside the Wasps 22. He was swallowed up by the Grenoble pack and penalised for not releasing. Bezy's kick hit the left post and almost bounced into a Grenoble hand, and Suniula did well to gather and feed Carlisle, who cleared upfield.
The closing minutes of the half saw the visitors putting severe pressure on the Wasps defence, but the Black and Gold line held firm until the break.
Wasps began the half well, with Suniula picking a good line to power his way into the Grenoble 22, but Carlisle's chip to the corner went into touch in goal.
Five minutes into the second half, Wasps tried to run the ball from their own 22, but poor passing and handling let them down, giving Grenoble a scrum in an excellent attacking position. A powerful scrum but suspiciously early shove, set up the chance for Ratu Ratini to come off his wing and race through for a try between the posts, giving Bezy the simplest of conversions.
Five minutes later, Bezy attempted a penalty from halfway, but his kick went to the left of the posts.
Grenoble were now coming more and more into the game, but Wasps responded with a monster penalty from Elliot Daly, from five metres inside his own half, and ten metres in from the left touchline.
As the game entered the final quarter, Grenoble stole possession from a Wasps scrum. Replacement scrumhalf Matthieu Loree chipped towards the corner. Tom Varndell slipped as he turned for the ball, and it bounced into the arms of Ratu Ratini, who had a simple run-in for his second try. Bezy missed the conversion, but Wasps nerves were now beginning to jangle.
On 63 minutes, a scrum penalty inside the Grenoble 22 gave Carlisle a normally straightforward kick, made tricky by the constant rain. Four minutes later, the flyhalf stretched the lead to 25-12, with a fine kick from halfway.
Wasps were then gifted a try, when Florian Ninard dropped the ball as he tried to kick to touch, from his 22. He made contact, but only succeeded in sending the ball straight into the arms of Tom Varndell, who had a 30-metre run-in for a simple try to mark his return to action. A fine conversion by MOTM Carlisle took the lead to 32-12, and Wasps ended up comfortable winners.
Wasps are back at Adams Park next Saturday, for the resumption of the Aviva Premiership, when Northampton Saints are the visitors.
Wasps Team: 15. Elliot Daly; 14. Will Helu, 13. Ben Jacobs, 12. Charlie Hayter, 11. Tom Varndell, 10. Joe Carlisle, 9. Jack Moates, 1. Matt Mullan, 2. Tom Lindsay, 3. Jake Cooper-Woolley, 4. James Cannon, 5. Tom Palmer, 6. James Haskell (c), 7. Sam Jones, 8. Ed Jackson
Replacements:16. Carlo Festuccia, 17. Taione Vea, 18. William Taylor, 19. Esteban Lozada, 20. Rory Pitman, 21. Tommy Bell, 22. Andrew Suniula 23. Josh Bassett
Grenoble: 15. Matthieu Nicolas, 14. Ratu Ratini, 13. Shane O'Leary, 12. Geoffroy Messina, 11. Florian Ninard; 10. Ollie Barkley, 9. Nicolas Bézy; 1. Gregory Fabro, 2. Anthony Hegarty, 3. Richard Choirat , 4. Alten Hulme, 5. Hendrik Roodt, 6. Cedric Beal, 7. Henri Vanderglas, 8. Florian Faure (c)
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU softball team got back in the win column Friday night with a 5-3 victory over the University of Connecticut in the Eagles' second game of the FGCU Spring Break Invitational. Lauran Ziegler, Hayley O'Mara, and Jessica Gary all scored once and drove in a run.
With the win, the Eagles improve to 3-7 on the season, while UConn drops to 0-2. Stephanie Sullivan (Venice, Fla.) pitched two shutout innings in relief to pick up the win, her first decision of the season. Kelci Breaux (Okeechobee, Fla.) got the start, allowing three runs (two earned) in five innings of work.
The Huskies, who were the home team for the game, took the lead in the bottom of the first. Julianne Towers led off with a double and would come around to score on a sacrifice fly, giving Connecticut a 1-0 lead.
The Blue and Green would take advantage of a couple UConn miscues to get on the board in the top of the fourth. Gary (Naples, Fla.) led off with a single and stole second base. She advanced to third on a wild pitch, and scored on a fielding error by third baseman Kim Silva.
With the score tied at one, FGCU scored a pair of runs in the sixth inning. O'Mara (Naples, Fla.) delivered the big blow, lacing a triple to wall in right-center, scoring Ziegler to give the Eagles a 2-1 lead. Gary drove in O'Mara with a sac fly to extend the lead to 3-1.
The Huskies would answer right back, scoring twice in the bottom of the frame. After back-to-back walks to open the inning, both runners advanced 60 feet on a passed ball. Silva then singled up the middle, scoring both runners to tie the game at three.
In the top of the seventh, the Eagles put together a two-out rally to take the lead once and for all. After the first two batters were retired, Nicole Boswell (Jacksonville, Fla.) drew a walk. Brittany Baker (Summerfield, Fla.) followed with a double, setting up runners on second and third. Ziegler singled through the left side, scoring pinch-runner Gina Galvin (Orlando, Fla.). After O'Mara walked to load the bases, a passed ball allowed Baker to score from third to give the Blue and Green a 5-3 lead. The Eagles would go on to win by that same score.
Five different Eagles picked up a hit, including Baker and Tiffani Upchurch (Lake Wales, Fla.). Nicole Boswell finished the game 0-for-0 with three walks.
The FGCU Spring Break Invitational continues tomorrow, with FGCU taking on Villanova at 6 p.m. The first game features Georgia Southern vs. Connecticut at 9 a.m. at the FGCU Softball Complex.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass., June 12, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Cambridge College will sponsor the rowing team, Catch 22 at the 35th Annual Boston Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival on Sunday, June 15, 2014, 12pm – 5pm. The event will be held at the John W. Weeks Foot Bridge on the Charles River between JFK Avenue and Western Avenue.
The dragon boat race will start early in the morning, while the cultural programs are set to begin at noon. Come cheer for Cambridge College as we race down the river among 62 teams from various Colleges, high schools, financial institutions, health care organizations and many others. Bring your family and friends and enjoy a day filled with many cultural festivities along the Charles River, including East Asian Cuisine, Dragon Dance, Japanese and Chinese Drumming, Cambodian Dance, Asian Arts demonstrations, awards and prizes.
The Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Duanwu Festival, is usually held on the 5th day of the 5th month of the traditional lunar calendar, which varies from year to year on the western calendar, but usually falls between late May and Mid June. The history of the dragon boat races originate from the commemoration of the life and death of Qu Yuan (340 – 278 BC), who was a poet and minster of the ancient state of Chu during the Warring States period of the Zhou Dynasty in China. Qu was banished from the state of Chu for opposing the alliance due to the King's decision to ally with the powerful state of Qin. Twenty-eight years later in 278 BC, when the state of Qin invaded the state of Chu and took over the Chu capital, Qu committed suicide and drowned in the Miluo River. When his body was nowhere to be found, local people race their boats down the river and started to throw zongzi (sticky rice dumplings wrapped with bamboo leaves) into the river, with the hopes of preserving his body by filling the fish with the zongzi.
The Boston Dragon Boat Festival is among the oldest in the United States. It brings a community of diverse cultures from the Greater Boston and surrounding area together to celebrate and promote Asian history and culture. Today, dragon boat teams from the Greater Boston area, New York, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire come to Boston to participate at the Boston Dragon Boat Festival each year to celebrate the unique culture and spirit of the Duanwu holiday.
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Langley thrived on a penetrating ball flight and a pure putting stroke Thursday for an 8-under 62, giving him a one-shot lead over Henley in the Sony Open.
Henley played in the same group with Langley, and they put on a remarkable show along the back nine at Waialae Country Club. Henley made five birdies on the back nine, but couldn't keep up at the end when he misplayed a chip on the par-5 18th.
Langley, a former NCAA champion from Illinois, played bogey-free and made a couple of long putts -- including a 55-footer for eagle on No. 9.
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Fed up with gun violence in America
More than 10,000 Americans are killed every year by guns, and several thousand wounded. Guns are used for thousands of felony crimes. America is the most gun-violent nation of all civilized countries on Earth.
Ask yourself: Are we all safe? Are we really civilized? Are we resolute on a solution to gun violence?
I call the military assault rifles a true weapon of mass destruction. A definition of a weapon of mass destruction: Any weapon that can kill a large mass of people in a short period of time. This qualifies the military assault rifle as a WMD.
The NRA spokesman says to solve the gun violence at schools is give all teachers guns in every school in America, and let the teachers fire back at the bad guys.
Brilliant! Then we will have the OK Corral of Tombstone all over again.
I'm against guns in the classroom. Schools are a place for education. The NRA spokesman sounds to me like an old-fashion Archie Bunker who just got back from Disney World.
Any politician who does not vote to ban the military assault rifles won't get my vote. We must come up with common sense laws to try to solve the gun violence in America.
All mass murderers need to be labled as cowards and traitors to our country. Maybe put the label on their tombstones. This is a very fitting label for their crimes.
Another big reason for the extreme gun violence in America is the Hollywood movies. The garbage Hollywood brings to our theaters, the extreme violence, the bloody, gory horror movies — a person would have to be really sick in the mind to call this top-of-the-line entertainment.
Along with the violent video games, there's no doubt all of this is causing mental illness in some of our young people. It's affecting their minds to a point where some of them become extremely violent. Hollywood's violent movies greatly affect America's gun-violent culture and must change or the violence will get worse.
The NRA wants no rules. Hollywood wants no rules. The drug users in America want no rules. Heck, make your own long list of groups that want no rules.
In America, if we have no common sense rules, we have no law and order. If we don't have law and order, we have anarchy. America must try to solve gun violence or have anarchy.
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Progress in civil rights never a straight line
President Obama came out strongly for gay rights and marriage equality in his second inaugural speech.
He stated: "Our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law. For if we are truly created equal, then surely the love we commit to one another must be equal as well."
He also listed the achievements of previous movements for civil rights by other groups in American history, including African-Americans and women. After all, at one time all of these movements were ignored and then strongly opposed, but eventually embraced.
But what about nations where gays aren't treated with any ounce of respect or dignity? In Uganda there is a bill that would impose the death penalty for gay men for consensual sex with other adults, but also impose criminal punishment for those who don't tell the government about the sex lives of gay men. It will not only be illegal to be gay in Uganda, but illegal to know someone who is gay in Uganda.
So while gays progress in the U.S., remember, there are many nations in the grip of religious fundamentalism so bad, it would make those who protest funerals in the U.S. because our nation doesn't persecute gays, look like Thomas Paine freethinkers in comparison.
Progress is never a straight line, but for gays in the U.S., it is coming.
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Blackburn Rovers have taken a proper battering in the first half of their match against Manchester United, but the Red Devils have failed to find the breakthrough. They might have been a bit lucky to find their goal, but there's been nothing lucky about the way Blackburn have defended. They're doing a great job of parking the bus and sitting on a lead, and they've carried a 1-0 lead into halftime.
Thanks to a variety of injuries, Manchester United aren't really playing anyone where they prefer to be played. Antonio Valencia is a right back, Rafael da Silva is a central midfielder and Michael Carrick is a central defender. The goal came for Blackburn when another United player was in an unfamiliar position, with Dimitar Berbatov marking Christopher Samba after a set piece. Berbatov clearly fouled Samba in the box and a penalty was given, converted by Yakubu in the 16th minute.
It was all United from then until the halftime whistle, but Blackburn's makeshift defense has performed well. 17-year-old left back Adam Henley is having an excellent game, as is backup goalkeeper Mark Bunn. Based on his performances in four and a half games this season, it's honestly not unreasonable to say that Bunn is better than Paul Robinson at the moment. He's been fantastic.
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Oral sex, cunnilingus, fellatio, blow jobs, or whatever pet name you and your spouse have for it makes for great foreplay and can enhance your sex life. Some cultures and religions frown upon oral sex, but many married couples turn to oral sex for stimulation and enhanced pleasure and intimacy. If you're among those who enjoy oral sex (or would like to), here are tips on oral sex, including cunnilingus and fellatio, from various sex experts and publications –
"Guys, remember this: Men who perform great oral sex are always in demand. If a man wants to perform great oral sex, it is extremely helpful for him to know as much as possible about the female body. Not knowing is worse than being ineffective. It's too easy to end up fumbling and embarrassed. -according to the The Sensuous Couple: Guide to Seismic Oral Sex (JPS Publishing, April 2008) by D. Claire Hutchins and Avery Sinclair
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"Foreplay is necessary for women. Try kissing her from the neck down to her crotch. A little licking (done tastefully) might help. Kiss her thighs, too. You could even take her panties off with your teeth if you have skills." -Francesca Di Meglio,
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"Generally, women want anything you do with your tongue to be long and slow." –Josey Vogels, author of the sex advice column "My Messy Bedroom," in Men's Fitness
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"The clitoris extends deep inside a woman's body. When you flick your tongue quickly along its shaft, you're covering more territory and creating vibrations that carry stimulation beyond the tongue's reach." – Lou Page, a sex educator and author of How to Give Her Absolute Pleasure (Piatkus Books, January 2002), in Men's Health
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Ruth and Ken Wright from the Wright Paleohydrological Institute will present the free Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) lecture titled, "Ollantaytambo's Ancient Water Temple," at 7 p.m., on Wednesday, September 4, at the University of Colorado's Museum of Natural History.
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Editor's Note: Lyons resident Kelly Yelverton recently graduated from college in Washington state. To celebrate her accomplishment, she and a friend have decided to paddle their sea kayaks on a 1200-mile journey through the Inside Passage to Alaska. She will be sending written updates and photos of her adventure throughout the summer.
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National Parks are special land areas set aside by the government for all people to enjoy, appreciate and preserve. Over the years, National Parks have grown in number, currently, fifty-seven are found throughout twenty-seven different states, and two more in the U.S Territories of American Samoa and the Virgin Islands.
The Parks span mountains to valleys, desert to seaside, prairies to rainforest. Each has its own identity and focus on the natural world. Each has unique land and water formations, wildlife, plants, mineral resources, land development. Each has its own data
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By the time this article makes the paper, my husband and I will be enjoying the last day of our cruise down the Mississippi (provided there is enough water) aboard the American Queen steamboat. Jazzdagen, our Dixieland Jazz cruise agency, hasn't offered this New Year's trip in several years. Now I know why.
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Bradford GP groups to give briefing on health services revamp progress (From Bradford Telegraph and Argus)
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Bradford GP groups to give briefing on health services revamp progress
9:00am Saturday 19th January 2013 in Bradford By Claire Lomax, Ilkley/Otley Reporter
Progress made towards establishing the groups of GP practices which will take over the commissioning of health services in the district from April will be highlighted at a meeting next week.
A presentation will be made to Bradford Council's health overview and scrutiny committee on work on the district's three Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs).
The CCGs will take over the lion's share of the responsibilities held by Primary Care Trusts when they are abolished as part of major Government reforms in health and social care.
The proposed CCGs – Bradford City; Bradford Districts; and Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven – will take over planning, designing and buying health services for patients.
Their responsibilities will include emergency and urgent care, community health services, maternity, all planned hospital care, infertility treatment, treatment of infectious diseases, rehabilitation services, wheelchair and home oxygen services and healthcare services for people with mental health conditions and learning disabilities.
In other changes, the Council will take over public health responsibilities from the PCT such as sexual health, tobacco control, drug and alcohol misuse services and NHS health checks, and have a bigger role in planning health services by leading the health and well-being strategy for the district.
Another body called the NHS Commissioning Board will take over specialised services, many primary care services such as primary medical care, community pharmacy, dental services and NHS sight tests, as well as services for people in prison and military personnel.
The CCGs in the district have contracts in place to buy a range of professional services they need to support their business from West Yorkshire Commissioning Support Unit (CSU) and there will be collaboration between the CCGs in a number of areas, including finance, risk sharing and continuing healthcare.
The presentation to councillors at City Hall on Thursday at 4.30pm, will be made by Helen Hirst, chief officer designate for Bradford City and Bradford Districts CCGs and Phil Pue, clinical chief officer designate for Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven CCG.
They are expected to be able to tell councillors the CCGs have been authorised without conditions.
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Over the Craters to the Sea, Pointe du Hoc.
Pointe du hoc consisted of a battery of six 155mm captured french guns that were able to reach both Utah and Omaha beaches. After several attacks from the air it was decided that the fortifications were too strong to be put out of actions and would require a ground attack. The task of destroying the location early on D-Day was given to the U.S. 2nd Ranger Battalion. Unfortunately on D-Day things didn't go quite to plan and the U.S. Rangers sustained casulities. The damage you see touring the site can only give you a small idea on what it must been like on the site on the 6th June 1944.
Pointe du hoc consisted of a battery of six 155mm captured french guns that were able to reach both U...
France is affectionately referred to as "the Hexagon" for its overall shape.
French history goes back to the Gauls, a Celtic tribe which inhabited the area circa 300BC until being conquered by Julius Caesar.
The Franks were the first tribe to adopt Catholic Christianity after the Roman Empire collapsed. France became an independent location in the Treaty of Verdun in (843 AD), which divided up Charlemagne's Carolingian Empire into several portions.
The French monarchy reached its zenith during the reign of Louis XIV, the Sun King, who stood for seventy-two years as the Monarch of all Monarchs. His palace of Versailles and its Hall of Mirrors are a splendid treasure-trove of Baroque art.
The French Revolution ended the rule of the monarchy with the motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity!" On July 14th, 1789 angry mobs stormed La Bastille prison and began the Revolution in which Louis XVI, his wife Marie-Antoinette and thousands of others met the guillotine.
One decade after the revolution, Napolean Bonaparte seized control of the Republic and named himself Emperor. His armies conquered most of Europe and his Napoleonic Code became a lasting legal foundation for concepts of personal status and property.
During the period of colonization France controlled the largest empire in the world, second only to Britain.
France is one of the founding members of the European Union and the United Nations, as well as one of the nuclear armed nations of the world.
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Former Mayor Rosemary Stasek has died
Original post made on Sep 24, 2009
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on Sep 24, 2009 at 6:12 pm
My deepest condolences to all of Rosemary's friends and family. This is such sad and tragic news.
In addition to her admirable work on the Mountain View City Council and in Afghanistan, I'll personally remember Rosemary as a champion of local youth. I was a teenager on the Mountain View Youth Advisory Group when Rosemary was on the City Council and our Mayor. She was such a friendly, intelligent, fun, and energetic person - a great role model for us local teens on "the YAG". She always went out of her way to hear our ideas and opinions and was eager to help us achieve our goals. She was a wonderful and positive influence during my high school years, I can't say enough kind words about her. I am deeply saddened by her loss and will always remember her and value the positive impact she had on my life. Rest in peace, Rosemary.
on Sep 24, 2009 at 8:21 pm
Rest In Peace, Rosey.
on Sep 24, 2009 at 9:53 pm
She accomplished a great deal in a life that ended far too soon. She was brilliant, passionate, persuasive, and committed to service to others. What a loss this is for her husband, her parents, her friends, and the people of Afghanistan who she had been trying to help. Rest in peace, Rosemary.


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text: I have always liked Sunderland and their fans, fair and always there for the team - like us at West Ham. I saw the game on Saturday and thought it was a very good game, you probably should have got the second goal to kill the game off, thankfully we nicked a goal in added time. Have a good season and I think the team you have is strong in defence and Fletcher is a star act. WEST HAM FAN.


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Restaurant Lorena's
- Address:
168 Maplewood Avenue
Maplewood, NJ 07040Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $31 to $50
Restaurant Lorena's
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.restaurantlorena.com/
- Phone: 9737634460x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday 5pm to 8:30pm
Friday and Saturday 5pm-9pm
Sunday Dinner 5pm to 8pm
Sunday Brunch
11:30am to 1:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French
- Executive Chef: Humberto Campos Jr.
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: BYO Liquor, Farm to Table, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Weekend Brunch
- Catering: Let Lorena's co-host your next private event in the comfort of your own home. Chef Campos will design a menu to your specific needs up to 30 guests.
Please contact the restaurant for further details.
A word from Restaurant Lorena's
Lorena's is pleased to announce that we will now be serving dinner daily!Continued
In June of 2005 Humberto and Lorena opened the doors to Lorena's in the heart of Maplewood Village.
As an alumnus of the C.I.A. and a graduate from New Jersey's top kitchens, Chef Campos will be offering a menu deeply rooted in French technique and inspired by the seasons of the Garden State.
In June of 2005 Humberto and Lorena opened the doors to Lorena's in the heart of Maplewood Village.
As an alumnus of the C.I.A. and a graduate from New Jersey's top kitchens, Chef Campos will be offering a menu deeply rooted in French technique and inspired by the seasons of the Garden State.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Service
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Restaurant Lorena's reviews from OpenTable diners
89 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.9Service4.9
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelQuiet
special occasion (76)fit for foodies (73)romantic (68)neighborhood gem (58)great for brunch (5)hot spot (3)great for outdoor dining (2)late-night find (2)kid-friendly (1)great for lunch (1)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Manhattan quality in NJOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/30/2014This is a Manhattan quality restaurant in suburban Maplewood. The food is simply fantastic but with the added bonus that the restaurant is BYO. Yes I realize it's not cheap, but this is an exceptional place coupled with a level of service not normally witnessed in the burbs. If you have a special occasion to celebrate or just feel like treating yourself, you'd be foolish not to try Lorena's. But bear in mind the team wants you to enjoy a comfortable leisurely evening, so please don't come here in a rush. They hold onto a sadly lacking philosophy elsewhere that dinner of this quality is supposed to be enjoyed and not bolted down. So, go on and splurge, you won't regret it. PS Don't forget the wine and make it a good one!Special Features:
- An outstanding dining experienceTioPeteVIPDined on 8/28/2014Everything on the menu is creative and superbly delicious! You won't find items like these any where else.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous but pricy mealBandMdineoutDined on 8/27/2014We couldn't have had a lovelier time at Lorena's. From the minute we walked through the door, the staff was very professional and attentive. The food was fresh, beautifully prepared, and oh so delicious. Restaurant Lorena is a top notch restaurant. It is very expensive, but for special occasions this is the place to go. It is a BYOB which helps to keep the cost down a bit.Special Features:
- A Jersey GemMarkyMarkDined on 8/24/2014Great food, subtle, well presented, and filling! It's on par with any great restaurant. The Chef is really thinking about all the elements on the plate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always SuperbBistroBisVIPDined on 8/23/2014Somehow I always forget to go to this restaurant. I have been here twice in the last month. The food is always superb and the service is a match. Craig, in particular, is a gem. You can tell he loves his job. His descriptions of the food are "almost" as good as the actual dish! Since this is a BYO it is mare enjoyable as you can pick some favorites from the cellar to compliment the wonderful cuisine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!!!SirmegDined on 8/21/2014Amazing experience! The food was great! But what stood out, was the superb service. The service was truly impeccable. A place where the staff understood the meaning of hospitality and professionalism. They attended to every guest's needs with natural ease. Initially, what caught my eye was the very crisp table settings, where the attention to details was obvious. I had the steak Tartare as my appetizer, the Cod as my main course, and the trio of home made ice cream, they were all delicious, and very nicely presented. I like when the chef sends an "Amuse Bouche" here in addition to it, we were sent a "Ferme la Bouche" ( I just made this up, it means close your mouth) My compliments to the Chef and to the front of the house personnel.Special Features:
- Superb!SpoiledMontclarianDined on 8/17/2014As always, a world class dining experience in a tiny neighborhood establishment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Heavenly!DreamteamDined on 8/14/2014Very knowledgeable and courteous staff. Attentive to detail. The food was delectable. An extraordinary experience in dining. Would have paid twice the bill.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of NJ's bestMetmanDined on 8/13/2014This Maplewood restaurant was a great find for my wife and I. We went on our anniversary and were not disappointed with either the food or the service. However, the service at time seemed a little "over the top" from at least one of our waiters. For example, the place is a BYOB and I had purchased a fine wine for the occasion and the waiter asked if I wanted to taste it before he poured my bottle. This is usually done when the bottle is purchased from the restaurant not at a BYO. But this is a minor issue, the place was great.Special Features:
- Up to expectationschefedDined on 8/12/2014This was our first visit but won't be our last. It is a quaint, small room on a lovely street in Maplewood village. The food was excellent. I had salmon tartare to start and it was quite possibly the best I've ever had. This was followed by a honey glazed duck which was artfully presented, cooked perfectly medium rare and delicious. The summer menu was dominated by fish dishes so my wife opted for a main of rare cooked Tuna which she enjoyed completely. She started with a special of steak tartare, large portion, that I tried and also liked. My only two criticisms were that my wife's water glass was not refilled promptly, and the pricing is very high, though I understood that before going. It is a BYOB which may explain the high food prices.Special Features:
- Local gemFoodRulesDined on 8/7/2014Great to have this star right in our own neighborhood. It's deserving of the the best compliments for food and staff. A 9 table restaurant, getting a reservation is the challenge! The menu has been thoughtfully considered for the season at hand, as the starters match Mickey with the mains. And don't forget the handmade, home made ice cream!Special Features:
- Amazing place!OpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 8/5/2014This is one of the BEST restaurants in New Jersey…hands down!!!Special Features:
- YumberryDined on 7/29/2014Lorena's is one of our favorite restaurants with fabulous food and outstanding friendly service. As a BYOB, it allows us to enjoy our own excellent wines with dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- adult and calmingherbieplewsDined on 7/27/2014This tiny room in the village of Maplewood is the site of some of the best French food we've had in a while. Expensive and a bit sedate but is that bad? On the other hand, it's a BYO! Portions are on the small side but the food is exquisitely rich and you will leave sated. Great for a romantic, quiet dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Standards dropping?MaddyVIPDined on 7/18/2014We love Lorena's and go there for special occasions. This time, however, some of the food wasn't quite up to their usual very high standards. The service and ambiance remains top level, and in this time when noisy restaurants seem to be in style, Lorena's is serene and you can easily hold a conversation with others at your table.Special Features:
- AMAZING PLACE!FoodieVIPDined on 7/18/2014Open Table rated Lorena's as one of the top 10 restaurants in the Tri State Area, so I had to try it out since it wasn't far from where I lived. It lived up to it's rating. We started with Salmon Tar Tar and Steak Tar Tar - both dishes melt in your mouth. Then we had the Lobster Crepe - I would go back for this alone and order double this portion! I had the Skate for dinner and my husband had the short ribs - both delicious. Service was spot on! Would highly recommend and will go back. Pricy, but you get what you paid for! Guys are suppose to wear jackets and girls dressed up, but when we got there, not all guys had a jacket and one girl had sneakers, but other than that - great find!Special Features:
- WonderfulredfredddDined on 7/11/2014This is fabulous little restaurant right in the heart of Maplewood. The pacing of the meal was very nice and the food was fantastic.Special Features:
- Always great!SolidGVIPDined on 7/10/2014We have eaten here several times and have never been disappointed. Lorena's is by no means the most expensive of the local restaurants and the BYOB offers an opportunity to save on wine. And you will want to bring wine to go with the food. We have come as the full family (and they ran out to get pasta to serve my daughter because there wasn't anything on the menu for her very limited palate) and as just a couple. This last time was as the latter and it was a perfect date night location. The menu does change so I won't recommend any specific meal choices, but I will say that you will never go wrong ordering their duck, however it is prepared. Outstanding service, with a knowledgeable waitstaff and it feels like each table has its own waiter.Special Features:
- DurhamVIPDined on 7/9/2014As always, spectacular food. Splendid oysters, seafood crepe, melt in your mouth rare yellow fin tuna, halibut. It was a very special dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never disappointsElvi50Dined on 7/6/2014Chef/ owner Umberto works magic in the kitchen Every dish is unique and he creates layers of flavor in all. His duck confit appetizer was outstanding and his pork belly appetizer was delicious. He is a master at using fresh ingredients and seasonings to create memorable dishes. Best restaurant in NJ.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JPKNJDined on 7/5/2014The food was spectacular - however it is a small restaurant and while the service was extremely professional it was a bit too formal for us! As a BYOB we were very surprised the only drink option was water no soda etc??Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/1/2014extremely pleasant dning experience. great combinations of foods and ingrediants. perfectly prepared. one of the best restaurants I have enjoyed. staff was very professional but down to earth and pleasant. service was excellent.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/28/2014My favorite restaurant in the world! Food and service is really incredible and prices are reasonable. My only issue is that it is impossible to get a reservation for a Saturday nightSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 6/28/2014Wonderful evening at Lorena's, food was superb. Great local find.Special Features:
- Great placedimka448Dined on 6/28/2014This is our third visit to Lorena's . Food is really good. Presentation is excellent. You can't go wrong with this place . It is constantly rated top 25 restaurants in NJ.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious!sddaDined on 6/26/2014Formal setting, outstanding food, perfect for special occasions.Special Features:
- Lorena's shines again!OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 6/20/2014Once again, Lorena's exceeded our already high expectations! In this case, my wife had a last minute work emergency, missed a train and they were still able to accommodate us even though they were completely booked for the evening.Special Features:
- Lorena'sRossiniVIPDined on 6/19/2014Lorena's was wonderful as always. Refined and friendly, soigné and unpretentious at the same time. A happy-making experience.Special Features:
- Great food!LikeFoodDined on 6/19/2014Lorena's can always be counted on for great food. Very high quality and imaginative dishes. Over several visits, I have never been disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousBrenVIPDined on 6/10/2014We celebrated a special anniversary the other evening and we were extremely pleased with our restaurant choice. The wait staff was extremely professional & attentive. Our dinners were presented beautifully and were delicious. The chocolate peanut butter bread pudding was fabulous! Their food is truly their focal point. We will definitely be back,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- perfectOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/9/2014Lorena's is perfect in every way. Nothing else needs to be said.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- June9thDined on 6/8/2014A most enjoyable evening! The food was delicious and beautifully presented. From the moment we walked in, we felt welcomed. Every year we have our anniversary dinner at Lorenas!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Two and counting...DonCDined on 6/4/2014This is the second time my wife and I have been to Lorena's and it was just great... we will be back. All three courses were superb...Special Features:
- Pricey but very goodstudleytDined on 5/30/2014Pricey for sure, but very good for a special occasion. The foie gras was mind-blowingly good, and my duck entree was also fantastic. $12 for a bottle of water was exorbitantly much, IMO, but great service and food overall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous restaurant.SJKMcDined on 5/25/2014Lorena's is the rare type of restaurant that never fails to deliver excellent food, friendly and attentive service, intimate atmosphere. The lobster crepe was simply divine, melted in my mouth. The herb-crusted lamb was done to perfection. This restaurant is a gem.Special Features:
- DinerDinerGDined on 5/23/2014An exceptional restaurant: friendly greeting; prompt and thoughtful service; extraordinary food presentation and taste.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrific meal. Highly recommend it.CuttyVIPDined on 5/21/2014Celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary there and had an incredible experience. Terrific food, service and ambiance. Felt like we had stepped out of Maplewood and into a bistro in NYC or Paris. The waiter, Craig, was the most knowledgeable waiter I've ever had - he new every ingredient in every dish and described the preparation and presentation exactly. We started with oysters and the lobster crepe for appetizers, both of which were delicious. My wife had the rack of lamb which was prepared perfectly while I had a terrific dish of monkfish medallions over short ribs and lentils. I highly recommend Lorena's as one of the best restaurants around.Special Features:
- Amazing meal!DineQueenDined on 5/20/2014We had an amazing meal at Lorena's. The attention to detail from the entire waitstaff was fantastic and the food was incredible. Everything from the amuse bouche to dessert was such a treat. We cannot wait to go back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful place!Luv2DineOutDined on 5/17/2014Lorena's was very good! The lobster crepe appetizer was amazing! Fish entrees were superb. Dessert was a peanut butter and chocolate bread pudding. So delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always greatKatieVIPDined on 5/17/2014Never a misstep at this special place. They remember familiar faces and do their best with food and service to stand out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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1. Sit a few inches from the wall with your legs crossed.
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4. When you think you have gone as high as you can, rest for a moment while your body adjusts to the pose, then walk your fingers a little higher.
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Floral flair produces a place in prestigious UK contest (From thisisoxfordshire)
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Floral flair produces a place in prestigious UK contest
6:30am Wednesday 26th February 2014 in News
EVERYTHING is coming up roses for fledgling florist Sarah Motley after her blossoming talent landed her in finals of an artistic contest.
The 22-year-old is in the final of the Royal Horticultural Society's Young Florist of the Year contest.
She will face 15 other youngsters aged 16 to 25 after winning the central heat for a floral collar that had to be suitable for a dinner dance.
Miss Motley's design included fritillaries, hellebores and orchids.
She has worked at Daisies Flower Shop on Walton Street and said she thrived under manager Abigail Roberts.
The Marston resident said: "It is very exciting. It is about as good as it gets within floristry.
"I like the creativity, I like the passion you can put into it and that you can create something special for somebody."
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Many animals are in need of a new home this holiday season and there are a number of local shelters that havea a variety of pets to adopt.
Whether you're looking for a dog, cat, bird, or even a horse, Petfinder.com has you covered. Other than the Montgomery County SPCA, you can choose your pet from shelters like the German Shepherd Rescue, Philadelphia Greyhound Connection and others.
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MaxSynths releases free waveforms pack for RayBlaster
MaxSynths has released a free collection of waveforms for use with Tone2′s RayBlaster software synthesizer for Windows and Mac.
The archive include two folders:
1. ElextraX filters (almost all, only the EQ filters has been excluded). The impulses has been sampled using a Saw waveform in Analog mode with the Amp Simulation on with different cutoff levels (see file names).
2. Waves sampled from hardware synths:
- Some analog waveforms from a DIY prototype
- Arp Avatar
- Some Blofeld waves
- Gakken SX-150
- Korg Z1
- Roland SH-201
- Siel Mono
- Some custom Virus waves
This archive includes also some filter types from Crisalys
The impulse responses sample pack is a free download at MaxSynths.
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Lost River Cave
Formed in 1990 in order to clean-up and restore the caveand surrounding area, the Friends of the Lost River, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Through years of effort, the organization has managed to wipe away the traces of the abuse Lost RiverCave suffered during its 30 years as a dump site. The underground boat tour, nature trails and gift shop are operated to fund the continuing struggle to preserve and maintain LostRiver Cave as a cultural and natural landmark. Local guests of the park may decide to purchase a park membership, make a monetary donation or volunteer service hours to contribute to the Friends' mission.
As a not-for-profit, Lost RiverCave has several programs in the works; removal of invasive plants from the valley and upland trails, reconstruction of a Barren's prairie and development of the 70-acre park into a Nature Center to better serve visitors to this historic eco-tourism site! Over the next several years, LostRiver Cave will grow and develop into an even more amazing urban green space thanks to helpful donations of time, energy and funding from engaged individuals.


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text: With a few regular-season games straggling in this weekend and several conference championships on tap, there's not a whole lot of movement right now in the 2010 BCS standings. Many of the lower-tier bowls have already begun their selection processes, however, and as the postseason matchup announcements roll in, we'll be following them all right here. Stay tuned to this StoryStream right on through the selection show this Sunday night. And if you're looking for predictions and speculation, check out our bowl projections StoryStream and our dedicated BCS blog, BCS Evolution.


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Volleyball Cruises to 3-0 Sweep of UNF
FORT MYERS, Fla., - The FGCU volleyball team continued to steamroll opponents in Alico with a 3-0 (25-8, 25-21, 25-14) sweep of UNF on Saturday afternoon. The Eagles improve to 10-6 overall and 9-1 in the Atlantic Sun while the Ospreys fall to 8-8 and 6-4. FGCU won its 31st straight match at Alico and picked up their 31st sweep in 40 home matches.
The Eagles were dominant in game one, allowing the Ospreys consecutive points on one occasion in the first set. The Eagles hit .654 in the set, with 18 kills and just one attack error in the set.
In the second set, the Eagles again jumped out to an early 5-2 lead only to see UNF answer with a 4-1 run to put the Ospreys up 6-5. A 4-0 run from FGCU that included a pair of kills from Catilin Shawver put the Eagles back on top. UNF would regain the lead at 20-19, but a 6-1 FGCU run gave FGCU a 25-21 win in the second set.
With the third set evened up at nine apiece, Ana Kokanovic served up five aces in an 8-0 Eagle run. After a side-out, a 4-0 FGCU run gave the hosts a 21-10 lead. The Eagles would coast to a 25-14 win in the final set.
FGCU held the Ospreys to just 19 kills in the match and a .119 percentage as a team. Agata Dawidowicz and Danielle Lerce picked up five kills apiece. Lizzy Manno added 13 digs for UNF.
Ana Kokanovic had a tremendous match with 16 kills, seven aces and nine digs while hitting .448 in the match. Ashley Yance and Roberta Santos each tacked on nine kills as FGCU hit .370 as a team in the match.
FGCU will return to action next Saturday when the Eagles host Belmont at 3:00 pm in Alico Arena. The Bruins handed FGCU their only conference loss in Nashville, Tenn., last weekend.


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Adams Papers Indexes | Adams Papers, Cumulative Index to volumes published through 2006 | F | Fox, Charles James (Brit. secy. of state and MP) | North ministry and
From Edmund Jenings, 16 May 1782 [Papers of John Adams 13:54]
Descriptive List of Illustrations [Papers of John Adams 13:xii]
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Year of Release 2008
Brand Underwraps
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Product features: Adult Go Go Mens Shirt, 60s mens shirt & holiday outfit
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