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Yoga Classes in Sandwich, New Hampshire
| Yoga Classes in Sandwich New Hampshire
|Dragonfly Yoga Barn
|Contact:Katie O'Connell, E-RYT
|280 Bennett Street, Sandwich, New Hampshire 03259
|Phone:(603) 707-7529 / (603) 284-6281
|Yoga Style: Hatha: vinyasa flow, gentle, yin, YTT, restorative
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Dragonfly Yoga Barn offers weekly vinyasa flow, gentle / restorative, and yin classes for all levels. We offer the Vidya Vinyasa 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training, weekend retreats, Reiki trainings, workshops, yoga bridal events, yoga parties, Kirtans and concerts, as well as offers the barn as a "barefoot" wedding venue. We welcome instructors who would like to rent our space for your next retreat! Check out the website for details!
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| Yoga Classes in Moultonborough New Hampshire
2.15 Miles Away
|Holland Hill Studio
|Contact:Pasha Marlowe
|97 Holland Street, Moultonborough, New Hampshire 03254
|Yoga Style: Yoga, Pilates, Core
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Newly renovated barn in the beautiful lakes region of NH. Daily yoga, pilates, aerobics and core classes as well as a large variety of cardio/weight/pilates equipment. Friendly, non-competitive atmosphere. Open to all levels and abilities.
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|Fitness Resource Associates, Inc.
|Contact:Mary Whidden
|159 Ferry St., Moultonborough, New Hampshire 03254
|Yoga Style: Hatrha & Viniyoga
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Fitness Resources Associates has been training fitness professional and yoga teachers for over 20 years, in the Boston area. We offer a Yoga Teacher Training course (200 hr.) and yoga workshops.
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| Yoga Classes in Meredith New Hampshire
10.37 Miles Away
|Sacred Waters Yoga at Mill Falls
|Contact:Christina Alexa
|285 Daniel Webster HWY, Meredith, New Hampshire 03253
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga
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Resting peacefully on the shores of Meredith Bay, Sacred Waters Yoga at Mill Falls welcomes you to the premier yoga studio in central New Hampshire. Our Yoga and Healing Center is dedicated to each individual who walks through the door. This center is about you! At Sacred Waters we offer a variety of morning, afternoon and evening classes for all ages and levels of practice. Enjoy Yoga, Hot Yoga, Aerial Yoga, Vinyasa Yoga, Pilates, Strength Training, and Dance classes taught by some of the best instructors in the area. Check out our state-of-the-art Aerial and Hot Yoga Studio. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced yogi, we're certain you will find a class that fits your needs. At Sacred Waters we practice what we preach: "No competition. Just practice." We want you to honor yourself and your body but also to dive deep and stretch those edges, to become stronger, more flexible and confident in your body, mind and spirit.
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|this art yoga
|Contact:Siobhan E. Connelly
|PO BOX 73, Meredith, New Hampshire 03253
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga and Yoga Philosophy
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Siobhan Elizabeth Connelly is one of the area's wisest and friendliest Yoga instructors. She began her exploration into Yoga as a science and philosophy at the age of fifteen. Since then she has enjoyed a strong personal practice weaving vibration, texts, and contemplation into her time on the mat. She has lived all over the country, and in 2008 she began to formally study yoga philosophy in Boulder, Colorado. Since then she has developed a Yoga program at an all-boys summer camp in Wisconsin, offered Yoga to girls living in a safe house in Portland, Maine and has taught unique philosophy workshops in the Lakes Region. While living again in her home state of New Hampshire she has endeavored to ground the practical system of India - Yoga - for the practical attitudes of New England. Siobhan lives with her wonderful life partner Chris and two children, is an artist, vocalist, equestrian, and nature lover.
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|The Fitness Edge
|Contact:Miki Pike
|169 Daniel Webster Highway, Meredith, New Hampshire 03253
|Yoga Style: Hot Yoga, Vinyasa Style, Restorative Yog
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Yoga classes are taught by certified instructors who incorporate Restorative postures, Pranayama practice and a genuine concern for all class participants. Classes held on Mon.@5:30pm, Tues.@10:00am & Friday@5:30pm.
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| Yoga Classes in Waterville Valley New Hampshire
13.71 Miles Away
|Pure Power Yoga
|Contact:Missy Lash
|White Mountain Athletic Club, Waterville Valley, New Hampshire 03215
|Yoga Style: Power Vinyasa Flow
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PurePowerYoga is a 60 minute vinyasa flow all-levels class to build on core strength, focus and breath. Classes open to all...no membership required. Come check us out in beautiful Waterville Valley, New Hampshire. Schedule on our website: purepoweryoga.org
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|Asana Inspirations
|Contact:Helen Jennings
|P.P. Box 55, Waterville Valley 03215
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Private
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Helen Jennings currently teaches various style yoga classes at the White Mountain Athletic Club in Waterville Valley, NH. Prior to coming to Waterville Valley, she taught Vinyasa Yoga, all levels, at a government facility in Washington D.C. for over a year. She also taught yoga at a fitness club chain in McLean, VA.
Helen completed the 200 hour in-depth yoga teacher training through Sun & Moon Yoga Studio, Arlington, VA in 2012. She is registered with Yoga Alliance and has been practicing yoga since 1996. She also completed Power Pilates Beginner Mat Training, and received an Assessment-Based Certificate, awarded June 2013.
Helen deepens her yoga practice by home practice daily and attends yoga workshops on a regular basis. She attended weekend yoga workshops taught by Erich Schiffmann, Baxter Bell, and Tias Little at Sun & Moon Yoga studio in Arlington, VA. She also attended yoga retreats sponsored by JJ Gormley-Ethells in Mexico (2010 & 2011). She attended Integral Yoga workshops at Satchidananda Ashram, Yogaville, VA, for 4 days (June 2012), and completed recent training at the Energy Medicine and Astanga Yoga workshop, a Mysore Yoga practice, at Sun & Moon Yoga Studio (December 2013). She last attended a yoga workshop taught by Suzanne Morgan in Xinalani, near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico (March 2014).
Helen also offers private classes. She will show you effortless movement that's right for you. Her email is email@example.com.
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| Yoga Classes in Campton New Hampshire
12.88 Miles Away
|Kripalu Yoga
|Contact:Heather Byszewski
|Campton, Campton, New Hampshire 03223
|Yoga Style: Kripalu
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Hatha yoga done with mindfulness and attention to alignment and breath. Reduce stress, increase flexibility, center your mind. All levels welcome. Kripalu-certified teacher with over fourteen years of experience in yoga and meditation. Ongoing classes in Campton on Mondays and Wednesdays, 4:30-5:45. Please e-mail or call for more information. -Namaste-
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| Yoga Classes in Plymouth New Hampshire
13.99 Miles Away
|Blissful Lotus Yoga
|Contact:Donna Sullivan
|75 Main Street, PO Box 413, Plymouth, New Hampshire 03264
|Yoga Style: Gentle/Moderate Flow Yoga
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YOGA Classes in Plymouth, New Hampshire
We are located in beautiful downtown Plymouth on 75 Main Street across from the historic town common, central to art galleries, unique shops, cafes and restaurants. We offer a warm, safe, space for students to practice and relax. Our class schedule includes morning, evening and Saturday morning group yoga classes for beginner to intermediate students.
Monday 9:30am, Moderate Flow Yoga 6:00pm, Yoga Basics+
Tuesday 6:00pm, Beginner's Yoga
Wednesday 8:30am, Gentle Yoga at Plymouth Senior Center (Open to the public, you do not have to be a senior) 5:30pm, Moderate Flow Yoga
Thursday 9:30am, Moderate Flow Yoga
Friday By Appointment
Saturday 8:30am, Moderate Flow Yoga
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|Satya Yoga Studio
|Contact:Melissa Scagliarini
|231 Main Street, Plymouth, New Hampshire 03264
|Phone:(603) 677-2934
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin
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Truth On and Off the Mat Yoga for all Levels!
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|Plymouth Yoga Examiner
|Contact:Karolyn Kinane
|Plymouth, New Hampshire 03264
|Yoga Style: Events and Classes
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Plymouth Yoga Examiner is a website that publishes timely information about Yoga related events, classes and workshops throughout the Lakes and White Mountains Regions of New Hampshire.
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|AVIVA Wellness
|Contact:Darlene Nadeau
|3 Binks Hill Road, Plymouth, New Hampshire 03264
|Yoga Style: hatha yoga
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Specialties include Yoga Workshops, Hatha Yoga, Gentle Yoga for Seniors, Gentle/Restorative yoga, Stress Management, Reiki Healing, Private Yoga Instruction, Meditation, Corporate Wellness Programs, Massage Therapy, Reiki Certification, and Mat Pilates.
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|Yoga studio 8
|Contact:Karen Price
|612 Tenney Mtn Hwy, Plymouth, New Hampshire 03264
|Yoga Style: Eclectic
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A beautiful and tranquil community yoga studio operated by Karen Price in Plymouth, New Hampshire.Yoga studio 8 offers a variety of yoga classes for many levels of practice. Please see our website for Yoga class schedule.
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| Yoga Classes in Wolfeboro New Hampshire
16.94 Miles Away
|Yoga 4 Life
|Contact:Pamela Swanick
|615 Center Street, Wolfeboro, New Hampshire 03894
|Yoga Style: Beginner & All Levels Yoga & Meditation offered weekly
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See website for complete schedule at Yoga4Life, there are currently 17 classes a week offered. www.yoga4lifenh.com
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| Yoga Classes in New Hampton New Hampshire
17.63 Miles Away
|Contact:Lori Card
|New Hampton, New Hampshire 03256
|Yoga Style: Hatha
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Offering yoga classes in the lakes region at area studio's or your location. Holderness Town Hall, Sacred Waters Yoga Meredith, NH SUP Yoga (stand up paddle board) Have fun--take your practice on the water!
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| Yoga Classes in Laconia New Hampshire
18.34 Miles Away
|Yoga from the Heart
|Contact:Sheryl Gauthier
|52 Canal Street, Laconia, New Hampshire 03246
|Yoga Style: Various styles including Vinyasa and Private
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The Palmer Principle: Free agent QB might be a temporary solution for Cardinals
Originally published: Mar 25, 2013 - 6:37 pm
Although Palmer would be a bridge quarterback, he would be a very good one. It's not often a Q hits the free agent market that can still play -- and Palmer can still play. He threw for over 4,000 yards, 22 touchdowns and had a quarterback rating of over 86 last season. What makes those numbers impressive is that he did it with one of the worst receiving corps in the league.
Palmer can still play, but I would like to see him prove it at a manageable number. The Cardinals have taken an even hand to free agency and I would like to see them continue that trend. Why not offer Palmer a one-year contract, like they have Rashard Mendenhall, Matt Shaughnessy and Antoine Cason? Or why not sign Carson to a multi-year contract that is incentive-based?
Reports are saying the Raiders are going to part ways with Palmer. And Palmer has never been a player that was more concerned with money than principle. Having invested wisely, he was ready to walk away from football rather than play for Mike Brown and the Cincinnati Bengals. He's doing it again with the Raiders, refusing to take a pay-cut from the $13 million he would receive this year.
Palmer doesn't need the money; what he needs is Larry Fitzgerald.
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50's Cub PTO Shifter BAD wear. Thrust from ?
Sliding female spline PTO engaging system wears out shifter lever pin that keeps PTO engaged in 5 hours...(recent phenomenon) Pin wears on one side only. Must be some kind of thrust, but from where?
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The thrust is from the input shaft and sliding collar splines being worn at an angle from the original squared off. This angle wants to force the sliding collar back as the shaft turns. The rearward thrust wears a flat spot on the pin, and will eventually wear clean through it.
Only fix is to replace the transmission input shaft and the collar, unless you have access to a machinist.
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Re: 50's Cub PTO Shifter BAD wear. Thrust from ?
What is the "Collar" ? Absolutely no discernible wear on the sliding female splined coupler, inside or out ... Really hardened steel.... Some wear on input shaft splines but no trouble engaging output shaft splines. Can do Machinist. (What about pilot shaft on PTO shaft that engages hole in drive shaft ? Could slop create this problem by allowing flex? What should those tolerances be ?) What does machinist do? Square off end of input shaft? Need to square off output shaft ? Then how to compensate for slightly shorter input and/or output shaft(s) ? One last thought.... Could selector "finger" just be too short ? Appreciate immensely your thoughts & diagnosis!
Re: 50's Cub PTO Shifter BAD wear. Thrust from ?
A machinist may be able to build up the splines on the input shaft and recut them square. Probably more expensive and time consuming than buying a new shaft.
It's possible the the PTO bushng may be playing a part in your problem if there is slop in the joint. It should be relatively tight. Tight enough that the PTO will turn from drag with the tractor idling in neutral with no implement hooked up to the PTO. I doubt there is any flex in the shafts.
The splines become worn from people trying to engage the PTO before the input shaft quits spinning. They then just grind the PTO splines into mesh, causing the angled wear, which causes the rear pressure that wears the finger on the lever.
Check to see that the input shaft doesn't have any (or very minimal) front to rear movement. If it does, the input shaft front bearing retainer is probably installed backwards.
Retainer is #30 in this pic. Input shaft is #26
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Schools will partially close when teachers strike next Wednesday
12:47pm Thursday 20th March 2014 in News
SOME of Worcestershire's schools will partially close next week when some teachers walk out on strike.
The strike is planned for Wednesday, March 26 and involves members of the National Union for Teachers.
In Worcester, only reception and year 4 will be open at St Clement's Primary School in Henwick Road, St John's, while 14 classes at Regency High School, Carnforth Drive, Warndon, will be affected. Three others will remain as normal.
Also partially closed is Kempsey Primary School, which will be closed to students in Ash, Cedar and Willow classes only. All other classes will operate as normal.
The Chase School in Malvern will be closed to students in years 7, 8, 9 and 10. However, students in years 11, 12 and 13 should attend as normal.
While Fladbury CE First school, near Evesham, will be shut to children in years 1 and 2.
Parents can see any updates to school closures by visiting Worcestershire County Council's website - worcestershire.gov.uk
The strike action was announced over teachers' concerns about pay, pensions, jobs and workload.
The NUT says teachers are demoralised and faced unacceptably long working hours and the prospect of having to pay more into pensions and work for longer to receive them.
Last month, Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "Two in five teachers are leaving the profession within five years due to intolerable workload pressures, performance related pay, increased pensions contributions and working until 68.
"Our concerns have to be addressed if a crisis in teacher supply is to be avoided."
Another teaching union NASUWT recently pulled out of the strike.
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There were some spotty seasons, but the show managed to stay on the air for 10 years — only three of which were in high school. 1 / 10 The OC — Fail What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 With Marissa dead and the kids split up for college, the Orange County gang unravels fast. Summer becomes a hippie and her long-distance relationship with Seth loses all its zest. Trying to play up Kaitlin Cooper's high school life proves to be futile, even when she dates Chris Brown. This show didn't just fail, it crashed and burned — hard. 2 / 10 Dawson's Creek — Pass What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The show could never match the scandal factor that it had when the kids are sophomores (sleeping with the teacher, ahem) in high school, but the college years of the show give us more of a focus on Joey rather than Dawson. Plus, it brings out more interesting sides of Jen, Pacey, and Jack, and Joey's roommate Audrey (Busy Philipps). 3 / 10 Saved by the Bell — Fail What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Three words: coed dorm rooms. Everything about Saved by the Bell: The College Years is too convenient — everyone goes to California University together and lives in the same dorm room. The show also jumped to prime time after having been on Saturday morning for years. Zach, his long hair, and the other kids only lasted a season away at college. 4 / 10 Buffy the Vampire Slayer — Pass What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Buffy and the Scooby gang's first year out of high school isn't the best, but in later seasons the show manages to right itself with some of its best stories — like Buffy's tortured romance with Spike and Willow's discovery of her witchy powers. 6 / 10 Veronica Mars — Fail What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The same kind of mystery that held up when Veronica and the gang were in high school just doesn't transfer to life at Hearst College. Like so many other high school shows, Veronica only lasted a season after it made the journey to higher education. 6 / 10 Gilmore Girls — Pass What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gilmore Girls' plot was molded considerably by Rory's schooling: first with Rory's acceptance at Chilton, and later, Yale. 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INDIANAPOLIS — A federal judge has accepted a former Marion County deputy prosecutor's guilty plea to accepting a bribe.
U.S. District Judge Sarah Evans Barker accepted 53-year-old David Wyser's agreement with prosecutors Tuesday in Indianapolis. Wyser had worked in Madison County as a deputy prosecutor from January 2012 to May, but resigned after the allegations of bribery.
The case is not connected to his work in Madison County. Prosecutor Rodney Cummings has said Wyser did an outstanding job while working in Madison County.
The plea bargain requires Wyser to tell prosecutors everything he knows about public corruption in Indianapolis.
Wyser could face up to 10 years in prison. Prosecutors recommended his sentence be reduced, but Barker is not bound by the recommendation.
No date for sentencing was set.
Wyser was the top deputy prosecutor under former Marion County Prosecutor Carl Brizzi. Prosecutors allege he accepted a $2,500 bribe in 2009 to reduce the 70-year sentence of a prisoner convicted of murder and conspiracy to commit murder. The money allegedly came from the prisoner's father.
The alleged sentence reduction scheme first surfaced in 2010, when Brizzi's office denied it to Indianapolis media. According to news reports at the time, the woman's father had also donated nearly $30,000 to Brizzi's campaign from 2006 through 2008, and her sentence was reduced so much that she became eligible for early release.
Brizzi's office said in January 2010 that the woman's release was based solely on the merits of the case and that campaign contributions had "no role or influence." Brizzi resisted calls to resign, but he didn't seek re-election to a third term as prosecutor.
Brizzi's campaign finance chairman in 2006 was Timothy Durham, a wealthy Indianapolis businessman and major Republican donor who was sentenced to 50 years in prison in November after a federal jury convicted him of securities fraud, conspiracy and 10 counts of wire fraud. Prosecutors said Durham and two co-conspirators took $200 million from investors in Fair Finance, based in Akron, Ohio. Durham is appealing those convictions.
Herald Bulletin staff reporter Jack Molitor contributed to this story.


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Giving kids a shot
In the photo: Shane Hudella, left, and Milan Tomaska fit Tomaska's son Milan with new shin guards. The Tomaskas visited Defending the Blue Line in Hastings to trade some hockey gear that Milan had outgrown for new equipment. Defending the Blue line is owned and founded by Hudella, who grew up in Hastings. Photo by: Marisa Wojcik, Star Tribune.
Article by Jim Adams - Star Tribune:
A Hastings nonprofit is getting national attention for providing gear and funds to help the kids of military families play hockey.
Shane Hudella, who is heading to the White House next week, grew up playing pickup hockey at a Hastings park rink. He had no skates so he wore boots and played goalie. He used a baseball glove to stop the shots.
With five kids, his parents didn't have money for hockey gear that could cost hundreds of dollars. Hudella grew up, joined the Minnesota National Guard and served in Iraq in Desert Storm. In mid-2009, he co-founded a nonprofit agency to ensure that tight finances don't stop the child of a military service member from playing hockey.
Since Defending the Blue Line was founded, First Sgt. Hudella has given away more than $500,000 worth of hockey gear, thousands of National Hockey League tickets, and hockey team fee and camp scholarships to military kids.
"There is nothing more rewarding than when these families tell you, 'If it weren't for you guys, my kid couldn't play hockey this year,'" said Hudella, 41, seated in Blue Line's basement office in Hastings. He said he loves the work because it combines his two great passions: hockey and the military.
In the past year, the nonprofit has set up a handful of distribution points around the country, and Hudella retired from active guard duty to work full-time helping kids learn and play hockey. His efforts have drawn national attention in hockey circles and even at the White House. The National Hockey League Players Association has contributed more than $150,000 worth of equipment, and Minnesota Wild players and management have provided about 3,000 Wild tickets to military families.
Last month, the White House asked Hudella to make opening remarks for a roundtable discussion led by First Lady Michelle Obama at the Air National Guard offices in Minneapolis. He was one of four nonprofit leader who discussed nonprofit work to serve military members for 45 minutes with Mrs. Obama.
Joey Hudella, 10, was one of two kids who escorted the First Lady from her plane stairway at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport as news cameras rolled and clicked. "He thinks he is a movie star now," his father joked.
Now Hudella is heading to the White House on April 11 to see if Blue Line is one of five nonprofits to receive White House recognition for serving military families. That would position the agency to receive support from larger businesses so it can provide more free hockey gear, NHL tickets and camp scholarships. Hockey gear has been shipped to 30 states and to military families in Europe.
Hudella, who earns $48,000 a year as president, is the only one paid at Blue Line, which has about 50 "core" volunteers and many supporters in and out of hockey. The organization's website lists endorsements by 11 NHL teams, 16 players and more than 20 corporate partners, including Cub Foods, Supervalu and Kwik Rink. Donors include Anaheim Ducks owner Henry Samueli, who recently invited Hudella to Anaheim for lunch and a $10,000 gift, Hudella said.
Hudella is a mild-mannered guy who is "very motivated to make this as good a program as possible," said Aaron Sickman, media relations manager for the Minnesota Wild. Sickman has known Hudella for about two years, since he volunteered to handle Blue Line publicity. He helped produce a video promoting Blue Line in a free public service announcement that runs on the NHL Network TV channel.
"It's hard not to like Shane," Sickman said, and "to want to be supportive of parents overseas supporting the country. It's tough to be a single parent raising kids and to have the money [for] hockey. It's not a cheap sport."
Milan Tomaska of Woodbury and his two boys recently stopped by Hudella's shop, which features several rooms with shelves of skates and bins of pads, sticks and other equipment. His wife, Julie, has served 15 years and two Iraq deployments for the Duluth Air National Guard.
"I want to give you back some skates," Tomaska said, pulling out a pair too small for his son Milan, 8. Hudella said he is starting to recycle some equipment as boys and girls return Blue Line gear they have outgrown.
He found some bigger skates and padded shorts for Milan and a helmet and mitts for his little brother. Elias, almost 4, said he'll play hockey this fall "when I am bigger."
Milan's favorite spot at Blue Line was the Quik Rink room, which has a plastic-type floor that is skateable. Milan grabbed a hockey stick and shot foam pucks and tennis balls into a net sitting by one wall. "This is great," said Tomaska. He noted that Blue Line also paid for his son's hockey camp.
Other gear recipients have sent notes that are pinned to a Blue Line bulletin board. "Thank you for the hockey equipment," wrote one recipient. "I am thankful that people like you serve our country and take care of us."


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The special referendum vote, which was cast on Tuesday saw 323 (56 percent) of Dora residents deciding for alcohol sales while 254 (44 percent) voted against allowing the referendum.
Mayor Chris Edwards stated he was extremely pleased with the voter turnout and that Dora residents were able to let their voices be heard.
"Together with the absentee and conditional votes, we had nearly 600 votes cast -- which was no where near the amount I expected," Edwards said. "It shows to me that our residents were eager to let us know how they felt on the issue and I'm extremely happy that we had such a good voting turnout. It was one of the key objectives when I took office -- to let the people of Dora's voices be heard on issues and today it happened."
With the passage of the referendum, Edwards said new benefits and options for business can be opened for the city that can bring forth positive economic effects.
"New alcohol sales can bring in revenue into the city that we haven't had in quite a long time -- tax income that can be put into good use for the betterment of the city," Edwards said. "It may not be huge amounts, but when you look at our budget and what we've been hit with over the last two or three years, if you get $1,000 or $2,000 a month in sales tax ... that is going to help us out tremendously. You can look at cities like Jasper and Carbon Hill to see the benefits it brings to a community. It also opens up all new opportunities for businesses who might not have considered us before to potentially move into the city, which in turn will bring in jobs. Even in the case of a new restaurant, it can generate 15 to 20 new jobs that weren't available to us before."
City officials will now have the chance to address parameters for alcohol sales in Dora, such as whether alcohol sales would be limited to off-premise licenses, or if on-premise licenses, such as ones required by restaurants and taverns.
The regularly-scheduled city council that was to take place on Tuesday was re-scheduled for Thursday night at 7 p.m. due to the referendum vote.


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An early Spring cold-snap means you'll need to take action to protect your blooming plants.Garden experts say many people took a risk, planting so early in the Spring because there's always the chance of a late freeze. But not all flowers and plants are in danger.Charles Stone said, "I just heard about the freeze. I want to make sure it was inside." Stone just bought a $120 Bonsai tree, so he's not taking any chances with the approaching freezing weather.Stone said, "It's a juniper, an evergreen. It's pretty tough. It's half-way indoor, half-way outdoor. It's on the edge but I want to make sure it's protected inside."Jimmy Rockett with Bug Juice Gardens says some plants will be fine on Tuesday night. "I would say everything that has flowers, shrubbery with flowers. We get a hard freeze and those flowers will go ahead and get burned. It won't kill the plant, just burns and plant starts over again."But he says if you've already planted annuals or plants with seasonal colors, you need to take steps to protect them.Rockett said, "Possibly annuals, things like begonias or impatiens. Those things don't like the frost. You can just bring them in, but if you already planted a bed you can't go dig those up. You can drop a sheet across and that will help."Steve Hanna at Hanna's Garden Shop in Birmingham says he's getting ready to start preparing his business for this late freeze. And he talks about a product he's recommending to his customers called "N-Sulate". "It's a frost cloth. It breathes, lets air in and out, but it also keeps frost off. We use it here on our plants. Tomorrow we'll spend the better part of the afternoon covering our flowering plants, annuals, perennials."Hanna says you can also just use a sheet, blanket or burlap to cover your plants. He says don't use plastic - it doesn't allow the plants to breathe and it doesn't prevent them from freezing.Copyright 2014 WBRC. All rights reserved.
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Lawton,Okla_New information in a bizarre wreck in southwest Lawton that killed a young mother last November. The victim's husband, Corey Williams, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the driver.
On November 29th, Kenneth Porter slammed into 26 year-old Jennifer Gadberry's car near SW 52nd Street and Malcolm Road. They say he became ill, veered off the road, and hit her as he was swerving back onto the road. Porter was charged with reckless driving after the accident.
According to court records, Williams is asking for $300,000, half for himself and the other half for his daughter.


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Kawah Ijen volcano
|2,799 m (9,183 ft)
|Spesial Ribu
|Banyuwangi Regency,
Java, Indonesia
|Last eruption
|June 1999
The Ijen volcano complex is a group of stratovolcanoes in the Banyuwangi Regency of East Java, Indonesia. It is inside a larger caldera Ijen, which is about 20 kilometers wide. The Gunung Merapi stratovolcano is the highest point of that complex. The name of this volcano resembles that of a different volcano, Mount Merapi in central Java, also known as Gunung Merapi; there is also a third volcano named Marapi in Sumatra. The name "Merapi" means "mountain of fire" in the Indonesian language.
West of Gunung Merapi is the Ijen volcano, which has a one-kilometer-wide turquoise-colored acid crater lake which now more famous as 'Blue Fire Crater', after BBC television documentary Human Planet and National Geographic mention it. The lake is the site of a labor-intensive sulfur mining operation, in which sulfur-laden baskets are carried by hand from the crater floor. The work is low-paid and very onerous. Workers earn around $5.50-$8.30 (Rp 50,000 - Rp 75,000) per day and once out of the crater, still need to carry their loads of sulfur chunks about three kilometers to the nearby Pultuding Valley to get paid.[1]
Many other post-caldera cones and craters are located within the caldera or along its rim. The largest concentration of post-caldera cones forms an east/west-trending zone across the southern side of the caldera. The active crater at Kawah Ijen has an equivalent radius of 361 metres (1,184 ft), a surface of 0.41 square kilometres (0.16 sq mi). It is 200 metres (660 ft) deep and has a volume of 36 cubic hectometres (29,000 acre·ft).
The lake is recognised as the largest highly acidic crater lake in the world,[2] and since it is also a source for the river Banyupahit, resulting in highly acidic and metal-polluted water, it has a significant detrimental effect on the downstream river ecosystem.[3] In 2008, explorer George Kourounis took a small rubber boat out onto the acid lake to measure its acidity. The pH of the water in the crater was measured to be 0.5 due to sulfuric acid.[4]
Hundreds of domestic and foreign tourists are trekking to Ijen Caldera everyday to see coffee and cocoa plantations, tosca-green hue of caldera with yellow spot rim of sulphur and white smoke and also to see traditional sulphur mining. The starting point of trek is Pattunding Post a 1.5 kilometers from the summit of Mount Ijen which can accessed easily from Bondowoso to Sempol (60 kilometers) and then use Ojek/4WD jeep to the post.[5]
Blue Fire Crater[edit]
Since National Geographic mentioned the electric-blue flame of Ijen, more tourists have come to see it. The phenomenon has occurred for a long time, but beforehand there was no midnight hiking. A two-hour hike is required to reach rim of the crater, thence 45 minutes to hike down to the bank of the crater, a guide necessary. The blue fire is not lava, but the ignited sulphuric gas, which emerged from cracks, with temperatures up to 600 degrees Celsius (1,112 degrees Fahrenheit) and up to 5 meters (16 feet) high; some of the gas condenses to liquid with the low alpine temperature and is still ignited, leading to the common assumption that it is lava.[6][7] It is the largest blue flame area in the world and local people refer to it as 'Blue Fire', because it easier and more understandable to say 'fire' than 'flame'.
Sulfur mining at Ijen[edit]
An active vent at the edge of the lake is a source of elemental sulfur, and supports a mining operation. Escaping volcanic gasses are channelled through a network of ceramic pipes, resulting in condensation of molten sulfur.[8] The sulfur, which is deep red in color when molten, pours slowly from the ends of these pipes and pools on the ground, turning bright yellow as it cools. The miners break the cooled material into large pieces and carry it away in baskets. Miners must carry loads, which range from 75 kilograms (165 lb) to 90 kilograms (200 lb), up 300 metres (980 ft) to the crater rim, with a gradient of 45 to 60 degrees and then 3 kilometers (1.86 miles) down the mountain for weighing. Most miners make this journey twice a day. A nearby sugar refinery pays the miners by the weight of sulfur transported; as of September 2010, the typical daily earnings were equivalent to approximately $13 US. The miners often use insufficient protection while working around the volcano [9] and complain of numerous respiratory afflictions. There are 200 miners, who extract 14 tons per day or only 20 percent of the continuous daily deposit.[10]
Ijen and its sulfur mining was featured as a topic on the 5th episode of the BBC television documentary Human Planet. In the documentary film War Photographer, journalist James Nachtwey visits Ijen and struggles with noxious fumes while trying to photograph workers. Michael Glawogger film Workingman's Death is about sulfur workers. National Geographic has also mentions about Ijen.
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|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Ijen.
- ^ Indra Harsaputra, Kawah Ijen: Between potential and threat', The Jakarta Post, 19 December 2011.
- ^ "Ijen". Global Volcanism Program. Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History. Retrieved 12 August 2014.
- ^ "University of Amsterdam, Faculty of Earth and Life Sciences, Natural Pollution Caused by the Extremely Acidic Crater Lake Kawah Ijen, East Java, Indonesia". Retrieved 9 December 2013.
- ^ Measuring the acidity of Kawah Ijen crater lake
- ^ "Mount Ijen's Magic Colors". March 19, 2014.
- ^ Brian Clark Howard. "Stunning Electric-Blue Flames Erupt From Volcanoes". Retrieved June 13, 2014.
- ^ Robert Schrader. "The Dark Secret of Indonesia's Blue-Fire Volcano". Retrieved June 13, 2014.
- ^ Think your work is hell? Thank your lucky stars you didn't have to mine sulphur for 12 hours in a volcano crater filled with toxic fumes that will probably kill you before you are 30 Daily Mail, 2012-10-16.
- ^ Grunewald, Olivier (2010-12-08). "Kawah Ijen by night". Boston Globe. Retrieved 2013-10-11.
- ^ "Kawah Ijen: Between potential & threat". The Jakarta Post, December 19, 2011.
External links[edit]
Banyuwangi travel guide from Wikivoyage
- "Ijen". Global Volcanism Program, Smithsonian Institution. http://www.volcano.si.edu/world/volcano.cfm?vnum=0603-35%3D.
- Ijen Gallery
- Volcanological Survey of Indonesia
- Official website of Indonesian volcanoes at USGS
- The Adventures Behind Filming Ring of Fire
- Large photogallery from Kawah Ijen
- Sulfur mining in Kawah Ijen (The Big Picture photo gallery at Boston.com)
- "Traditional sulfur mining in Kawah Ijen". Yahoo! News.
- More sulfur mining pictures at Ijen
- Spectacular Neon Blue Lava Pours From Indonesia's Kawah Ijen Volcano At Night (PHOTOS)


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Hamas military leader Ahmed Jabari was responsible for many Palestinian attacks
against Israel from Gaza, President Shimon Peres told his American counterpart
Barack Obama on Wednesday.
They spoke by phone half an hour after the IDF
killed Jabari.
Peres gave Obama background on the Hamas leader and
described how hard it had been for residents of southern Israel to endure five
days of rocket attacks.
Jabari "was a most extreme man and was in charge
of all the attacks and assassinations from Gaza against Israel. We shall handle
it with great care. Our intention is not to raise the flames, but already for
days, day and night, they are shooting rockets at Israel. Women and children
cannot sleep at night," Peres said.
"I visited Sderot this morning and
saw with my own eyes the pain of these mothers and children, and the difficulty
the South is facing. You know, there are limits. So I want you to know and I
wanted to explain our motives," he said.
Separately, he congratulated
Obama on securing another four years in the White House.
"Your election
is a great message for the entire world and for Israel. You are the best
representative today of the future, looking ahead and doing it with a full
heart," Peres said.
He wished Obama success in his second term, and
added, "I'm sure you'll do it in the greatest way, this great mission."


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Anthony Spencer is not what ails the Cowboys. The degree of Spencer's unrealized potential continually irritates the team's fans, but he's more than good enough to start on a championship-contending team. As is, the Cowboys are not serious championship contenders. They also offered Spencer the franchise tender of $8.8 Million to stay in Dallas throughout the 2012 season. Spencer, though, hasn't signed the tender.
Today we found out that he switched agents, from Roosevelt Barnes to Jordan Woy. And just to make sure he stayed relevant, Spencer capped off the day by skipping the team's voluntary workout. Clearly, the Outside Linebacker is eyeing more than the one-year commitment offered by the team. The cat-and-mouse game is unfortunate and petty, but it's the way NFL business is now done.
I think Spencer ultimately gets a three- or four-year offer from the Cowboys and I think he takes it. NFL careers start bright and fizzle fast, and even quality players like Spencer prefer the security of guaranteed, multi-year contracts over uncertainty and constant rolls of the dice.
The Cowboys have a multitude of glaring needs throughout the roster. Locking up Spencer would almost certainly give the team greater cap flexibility for this year (It's hard to imagine him getting more than the $8.8M franchise tender in the first year of a long-term contract). It would also solidify the Cowboys' OLB depth chart for the foreseeable future, leaving them free to improve in the secondary and defensive line.
Just be patient. And don't let the antics frustrate you too much. This is just what football players do now.


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The Wooden Table
- Address:
2500 E. Orchard Rd
Unit C
Greenwood Village, CO 80121Neighborhood:
Tech Center / Greenwood Village
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
The Wooden Table
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.thewoodentablerestaurant.com/
- Phone: 3037302152x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00AM - 2:00PM
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00PM - 9:00PM, Friday - Saturday: 5:00PM - 10:00PM
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Brett Shaheen
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: We are delighted to offer a custom off site catering experience for our guests! Please call Jane Knauf for more information.
- Special Events: The Wooden Table would love to host your private events, rehearsal dinners, wine dinners and more.
A word from The Wooden Table
Is it possible to create an establishment with the vibrancy and excitement of a downtown eatery in a suburb of Denver? The answer is yes, and the proof can be found in the new restaurant, The Wooden Table. Nestled in the Greenwood Village neighborhood just a few miles south of metropolitan Denver, The Wooden Table offers a neighborhood family Italian restaurant with the ambiance and feel of a downtown bistro. We boast a dynamic menu offering fresh, local ingredients that change with the season. Each dish is lovingly prepared and cooked to perfection. Add to that our outstanding and friendly service and you have the makings of an exceptional culinary experience. The Wooden Table…simple dining at its finest.Continued
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- Wooden table experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/30/2014The food and service at the Wooden Table were outstanding. But, as the evening wore on, the noise level got to the point that I could not hear my friend without leaning way in. In addition, the grey print and low lighting made it impossible for my husband to read the menu. Also, the next table was so close, I felt as if I was eating with those two ladies as well as my party. In the beginning we were told our birthday celebrating friend would receive a special cake, but that never happened. It is too bad that these ambience items cannot be reconciled because the food and service are really too-notch.Special Features:
- Great food, terrible serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/29/2014The food was amazing; however our server was not attentive. We had to wait over an hour to get our dessert and our check. At the end of the night, our server was nowhere to be found. Also, we couldn't get cappuccino because the machine was broken, and we couldn't get Sambuca because they didn't carry it. Those are two major Italian staples for a great dinner. I would not recommend The Wooden Table, nor would I eat there again.Special Features:
- Loveland DinerLoveland80537Dined on 8/29/2014Restaurant Week--the menu was poorly planned--carb heavy. The choices were meager. The shining star was the appetizer (angelotti).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, great serviceSpudsMageeDined on 8/27/2014Juanita is a fantastic waitress, I will request her next time when we dine at Wooden Table. The food is always good here. I had the pappardelle pasta and I wanted to eat through the bottom of the bowl. So good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SandraVIPDined on 8/27/2014Outstanding food and very charming and efficient service. Bee have already made reservations to return and are bringing friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still too noisyOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/27/2014Went for Denver Restaurant Week dinner. Our wait person seemed hassled and overworked. No smile. DRW menu was wonderful, but the noise level is way too high. It is hard to have a conversation.
- First try during Restaurant WeekCayjayDined on 8/25/2014The server explained to us that each couple would order one appetizer, one entree and one dessert, all for the low low price of $60..ordering from the regular menu would have made it about $50. We thought it defeated the whole purpose and charm of RW to upcharge for the prix fixe menu, so we opted to go off the regular. Bf and I shared an appetizer and two half orders of pasta--three items--for $45. The food was really good. It occurred to me later that the server might have been mistaken, but I don't think I'll be back...it just seemed like they weren't ready or weren't interested in participating in RW, which just gave a bad impression.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food but LOUDOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/22/2014We loved the gourmet meal but could hardly talk to one another . Unbearably loud. Some noise absorbing renovations are definitely needed.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014our waitress was great. food was great. noise level was too much.Special Features:
- What happened?OKCdinerVIPDined on 8/21/2014I have dined at Wooden Table several times. Last night the food was not up to par, but, that was hardly noticeable compared to the server we were unlucky enough to get at our table. I don't believe I have ever had a less personable or less helpful server in my life. She threw plates down on the table, interrupted our conversations without apology, and was abrupt and rude to us. Food: What does it tell you when I say that the clams in the linquini and clams were bigger than the muscles? When I mentioned that the muscles used to be huge, she told me it was beyond their control. Not true, ask a restaurant like Bistro Vendome. Wooden table should have been embarrassed to serve them and even more embarrassed to employ a server like ours!Special Features:
- Such A Delight!stagerpaDined on 8/19/2014My husband and I love this restaurant. This time we enjoyed out meal outside. The service was just as prompt and memorable as eating in-doors. The bartender suggested a Cab that was absolutely superb! The restaurant was very busy and we did need to wait but just for a few minutes and the staff was most apologetic for the delay. I had the Tortilloni and my husband had the duck-both were excellent. A wonderful evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go on Monday Nights!NermiDined on 8/18/2014Great wine special on Monday nights (bottles half price with purchase of two entrees). Lovely waitress and great pasta. Definitely will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was good, service is terrible!RT1121Dined on 8/17/2014Went to dinner for the 2nd time and had the unfortunate luck of getting the same server Ramon. Terrible service both times. Last night we sat for 20 mins till he came by and ask if we wanted something to drink. Another 15 mins go by and I flag him to take our dinner orders. I asked for bread never got it. He never bothered to check On us to refill our water and see how we are doing. If it wasn't for the other servers, we would have not gotten any service whats ever. I won't be coming back. There are too many good place to eat in the Denver area to put up with poor service
- Good food, ok service.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/17/2014Groupon for 4 - 2 apps, 4 main, 2 desserts - we also added an extra app & dessert. Food was good - appetizers - enjoyed the liver mousse pate, but wouldn't have the polenta again. Main - all the dishes were really tasty, duck, beef, pasta, scallops. Desserts - to die for, seriously these were fantastic! Found the cocktails to be expensive. The service was not what we expect - server was nice enough, but we didn't get our water glasses filled up, and noticed other tables were given bread and offered fresh ground pepper, neither of which we were offered. Didn't look like there were enough servers to take care of all the tables, so maybe a management issue.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just foundfoodfunfor2Dined on 8/16/2014The restaurant is very friendly and the food was amazing. The bar service could be a bit quicker. We will be going back. Reservations would be a good idea during prime time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beyond ExpectationsDenverDiningDuoDined on 8/15/2014WOW! What a gem hidden in a strip mall of all places. Excellent fare, service, and an impressive wine selection all at a welcome value in the greater Denver market. We will urge all our friends to try this diamond in the rough.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jimbobDined on 8/13/2014the food was excellent and presentation very nice….Special Features:
- Lousy,lousy,lousydisappointeddinerDined on 8/12/2014Very disappointing. We have been coming here since they opened and the service and food have been in a steady decline. Our waiter was horrible and the food was average at best. Gary, the GM, was not there and it is too bad because I would have told him how disappointing our dining experience was.
- Perfect mealKKMattskiDined on 8/8/2014From the appetizer of mussels with homemade sausage and saffron to the luscious lemon semifreddo dessert, this meal was perfect. The pastas are each distinct and mouthwatering. It was a real treat to order half plates for a variety of flavors and textures. Service was relaxed, knowledgeable and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great surprisewashparkfoodieVIPDined on 8/7/2014Probably the best restaurant meal we've had in a long time. And in a suburban shopping center!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprisingly goodgrumpyVIPDined on 8/7/2014I was a little hesitant because it is in a strip mall, but it was a good halfway point to meet friends. The food was very good and the staff was great. We will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EbonyDined on 8/7/2014Marvelous food! Very noisy restaurant makes it difficult for conversations.Special Features:
- Relaxing atmosphere and good foodOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/7/2014This was our fist time visiting The Wooden Table. They had some great cocktail specials and wine list was adequate. The food was good for the price point but dessert (tres leches) was a bit lacking in freshness.Special Features:
- Absolutey Fabulous!luv2dineVIPDined on 8/4/2014A great dining experience from start to finish! The mussels, arugula salad, red snapper, Angus beef were outstanding. The service was top-notch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good...OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/3/2014But not really our taste. When I looked up the menu online, I noticed the basics of pasta. But, I should have looked at the details, as it was a bit more fancy than we were wanting..Special Features:
- We will be backLetseatoutDined on 8/2/2014Once again, we were not disappointed with the service and the food. Both exceeded our expectations. The noise level was high when we arrived, but things quieted down about 1/2 way through the meal. We did not expect things to be quiet on a Saturday evening, so this was not unexpected.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/2/2014The food and service were excellent......Will return!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but too noisySue12Dined on 8/1/2014The food was very nice, very good list of wines and the service was excellent. However it is very noisy (hard to speak and hear your friends) and the decoration could use a little charm.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Average ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/1/2014Average experience. Nothing to complain about but nothing to rave about. For the price, it would be nice to feel like you've walked away with a bit more all the way around.
- 2nd tryOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/31/2014First time we went the food was great. This 2nd trip was lacking the attention of our first visit. Food was still good but the prawn appetizer was incredibly difficult to get out of the shell. We've had many shrimp appetizers full body in the past bust this was horrible. Had a pasta dish that was different from what we had in the past and it was great. Had another duck dish the same as the first trip and it was just as good, still a bit salty. Service was horrible. Took forever between trips back to our table. Not very friendly or helpful. Tried pawning us off on another waitress. Restaurant was far less than full. While the food was still good, not quite enough to draw us back for the price. No offer of an aperitif this visit.Special Features:
- One of those nightsJohnDined on 7/30/2014We had a 7:15 reservation and were seated at 7:55. During that time the host offered a complimentary glass of wine. Nice touch. However, we ordered Chardonnay and got champagne (sparkling wine), which the host insisted was Chardonnay. Hmmm. When we were seated, our waitress took 10 minutes to ask us if we would like something to drink, then without taking our requests, turned around to address the table behind us. From that point on things improved in both service and quality of the meal, with the exception that salads were delivered prior to our appetizers and you couldn't peel the shrimp appetizer. Place was crazy busy and lively on a Wednesday night, don't think they expected it, I know we didn't. Would I go back? Maybe at 5:00.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Neighborhood gemJaneDined on 7/30/2014This unsuspecting restaurant in a strip mall will have you coming back time & time again! The service is great & the dishes phenomenal! Kudos to the chef and entire team at The Wooden Table!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slight disappointmentSnowbirdDined on 7/30/2014Although the food is very good to excellent, on our Open Table Request section, I noted a request & also mentioned we were celebrating our anniversary. I was slightly disappointed, for this caliber of a restaurant, not to acknowledge a special event in any way, shape or form.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this place!CACOgirl06Dined on 7/29/2014It's a once a month treat! Love everything! I like knowing there will be new treats on the menu every time I go. Makes me look forward to going even more!Special Features:
- Wooden tableFoodiecouple14Dined on 7/25/2014Food was great, would go there again for it. The cocktails sound uniquely delicious, but actually disappoint. Just tasted like alcohol with some citrus. The biggest frustration was that we had a reservation but still waited 45 minutes for our table. The restaurant is tiny so they obviously overbook in an effort to make up the money they lose on limited dining space. Would only go back on an off day/time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Location and Foodyummy123Dined on 7/25/2014Great location and food for a business lunch. Everything was top notch, including the service and it was quiet and not difficult to get a table. I would definitely go again!Special Features:
- Worth the waitbcskierVIPDined on 7/24/2014Have been here many times and had good experiences. This time, we booked a last minute table for 2 at 8 on a Thursday. When we arrived, the place was packed and the bar was full of people waiting for their tables. Not sure how they even allowed us to book a table on OT. Anyway, we waited for a while, then got a seat at the bar and waited a bit more. Then decided not to take the first table offered as it was right in the entry. Finally, we got a quiet table near the back of the room. The bartender was actually our server. she did a great job. Seems they like they taken the food quality (and unfortunately the prices too) up a notch. Everything we had was excellent. Highly recommended for a bit of a splurge night out.Special Features:
- Wooden Table is a great findRondDined on 7/24/2014Food is very good to excellent, friendly staff great service. Everyone pitches in here from the Bartender to the Hostess, no one shys away from service you. Mussels appetizer is terrific I could make a meal of just that. Small menu but plenty of variety, went there with my Nephew and a friend and the friend is vegetarian, he loved the food. So did my nephew. Will go back as often as I can it is a great place small but sufficient.Special Features:
- Great food, slow serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 7/24/2014Our group of 4 really enjoyed the food, which was done perfectly in every aspect. Service was exceedingly slow at times, especially getting wine to the table. I think most of the trouble was between the bartender and the waitstaff. As others have mentioned, this place is expensive, especially the wine list, which has almost nothing below $50. Because of the expense, we won't make this a regular spot, but for a special occasion place in Greenwood/Centennial, I would recommend it over Venice Ristorante.Special Features:
- parking lot view set the tone.redzDined on 7/23/2014The food was adequate, but nothing mouthwatering. I would expect more for "Fruition" prices.(My current gold standard). Service was slow, I still got charged after returning a glass of wine which tasted damaged. I don't know why they don't use window coverings.


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I watched this movie in theater and loved it so much !
No doubt, this is one the best and sweetest movie of recent time.
However, if I talk about this DVD product, I would say DVD quality is not up-to the mark. We expect at least 576p resolution in a DVD and 5.1 Dolby Audio. But both the picture and audio quality of the DVD disappoint ! The aspect ratio of the DVD video doesn't fit properly in the screen and we can see horizontal and vertical black bars surrounding the screen ! (I know Horizontal bars are fine for widescreen ratio, but why vertical bars. We need to zoom the picture to avoid... (Expand)
The movie will fool you to be a simple one, but it is a smart one. You can't recognize many faces means there are new actors in it. They seem to put their heart out in their roles.
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Excellent. The movie will definitely touch you. All have played their roles very sincerely and honestly. Those movie makers who churn out "Kachara Movies" after spending crores of rupees should learn from this movie.
really one time watch movie....... at first, i thought, its about kalam's real life..... a playful boy, was forced to work in a tea shop n he make his environment gud....... by getting a friend in palace..... though both got well friendship, its a secret one....... n finally the boy went away.......... n all the realities show us gud.....
The movie never makes you feel bored, though there are no commercial drama, dance or no big super star. the script is written so clearly that even after watching the movie you feel I AM KALAM, I can achieve anything.. That's how a movie should impress you and make you to learn something.. I really loved this movie. Hats off to the director & entire team..
Best recommended when anyone is down in the lack of self confidence..
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