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The delights of Andalucía are yours to discover from the charming 'White Village' of Mijas. Your 4-star hotel is perfectly placed for visits to the popular beach resort of Fuengirola and the picturesque town of Ronda. Stroll among cobbled streets, admire wrought-iron balconies overflowing with colourful blooms and sample tempting tapas dishes as you get a taste of the 'real' Spain. And a visit to the world-famous Alhambra Palace is one highlight you will never forget.
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- Mijas and Fuengirola visits
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- Nerja and Frigiliana tour
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- Enjoy breathtaking views from your 4-star hotel
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AROUND 200 pupils from 14 different schools took part in the South West Dorset Primary Cross Country races held at Colfox School.
The girls got the event off to a quick start despite a heavy downpour which made parts of the course very heavy going.
Dolice Gatehouse (St Catherine's, 10mins 45secs) was perhaps the surprise in the pack as she ran superbly to lead with just 300 metres to go, but it was 2012 Clusters winner Olivia Willmore (Loders, 10.16) who eventually retained her title in a course record. Jasmine Wellman was third (Marshwood, 11.09).
The boys' race was also very fast but this time Manny Cox (Bridport Primary, 9.42) led from the start and was never going to let that advantage go.
He held a 50-metre lead throughout most of the race and went on to set another course record ahead of Loders duo Frankie Chant (9.58) and Marcus Burt (10.33).
Loders won the girls' team title while Bridport Primary claimed the boys' equivalent.
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Inmate Robert Singer, 44, of Mt. Morris, and an unidentified 54-year-old Flint man both died earlier this month while lodged at the county jail.
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4.25/5 rDev +11.5%
12-24-2012 22:40:24 | More by PatGreer
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North Carolina
3.58/5 rDev -6%
Poured into a large tulip glass a hazy peach infused lighter golden with a sticky large white head that settled slowly into a frothy mass.Yeasty phenols,overripe fruit,and citric/medicinal hop flavors,the yeast gave off quite spiced element.Again yeasty spiced flavors upfront with the hops giving off a sharp lemony note,sweet alcohol and more spiced phenols in the finish.This is a yeasty BIPA normally not my thing but this was decent,still not something I would search out again.
07-30-2012 13:28:35 | More by oberon
3.26/5 rDev -14.4%
Thanks, Kevin. Orange-y orange body, like the flesh of a nectarine. A bruised, somewhat darker nectarine. Cloudy and muddled, not surprising for a Belgian-yeast including ale. A yellow tinted, soapy and lavish head spouts like it was part of a bubble bath, taking forever to sink and leaving behind generous amounts of lacing as it does so.
Hmmm... first whiff... the aroma is... peppery. Lots and lots and lots of white pepper spice, right in your face - no shame. Ashy hops, highly leafy with some minty bubblegum that leads way into the collage of Belgian yeast and applicable esters. Mildly earthy, some lightly sweet taffy, and a bit of clove and kitchen rack spices. Very, very influenced by the Belgian yeast - it basically has a stranglehold on the aroma and outshines the hops by quite a large margin.
The taste is quite minty and full of clove, and it's phenolic to the core... Lots of phenolic-like alcohol which isn't too appealing, really. The Belgian yeast is center-stage yet again; chunky and gummy wintergreen spice with some sharp, black pepper on the back-end. Ashy hops squander around and try to peak their head up above the flotsam, but the surface is covered up pretty well by the heft of the Belgian yeast.
Bitterness is prevalent, but so is a mild bready sweetness from the malt and the yeast, as well as a bit of a burn from the heavy alcohol character. It's a little too phenolic and medicinal in the finish for my liking. Medium bodied, not quite syrupy or sticky, but a little thicker and viscous than the first few sips reveal. Medium-high carbonation; not shocking, given the enormous head formation.
Eh, I really wasn't on board with this one. Just didn't fit my flavor preferences, I guess. I do like Belgian ales, and well made tripels, but something about this one just wasn't cutting it for me. Hope you like your Belgian ales spicy and minty, because that's what this one is all about. The almost-hot alcohol presence wasn't helping either. Not awful, but not a constant rotator, either.
09-22-2013 19:41:29 | More by tectactoe
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11-16-2013 21:21:24 | More by OhioBobcat
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
08-13-2013 21:24:32 | More by tbryan5
3.96/5 rDev +3.9%
08-18-2014 18:03:47 | More by GameOfBeers
4/5 rDev +5%
07-12-2013 16:58:58 | More by supa0525
Alberta (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +11.5%
07-19-2014 00:02:24 | More by FadetoBock
2.9/5 rDev -23.9%
Nice-looking beer. In a tulip it was a hazy orange color with a medium-sized white head and a good deal of lace.
Yeasty, candy aroma. Orange. Spicy.
The taste was a little much for me. Started off with that candy taste. Coriander noted. The orange taste was very bitter, almost unpleasantly so. It was like they put the whole rind, and not just the zest, in.
Too bitter for me, and a little on the hot side.
One and done.
10-10-2011 20:47:01 | More by lordofthewiens
New York
4.25/5 rDev +11.5%
07-31-2012 00:59:18 | More by csmartin6
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
07-21-2014 01:19:09 | More by warnerry
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
07-14-2012 21:20:46 | More by TimoP
New York
3.98/5 rDev +4.5%
Bomber bottle, $10.99 @ DeCicco's in Ardsley, NY. No bottling date or best before date type info. to be considered.
Pours hazed darker tangarine, medium tan head, stays at the 1/8 inch level, then to a thin film and fine bits of lacing.
Tropical fruit nose, with some pungent hops added to the mix.
Flavorful and tasty take on a well liked style. Smooth honey notes abound. Smoke, lime, more tropical fruit and yeasty phenolics. Well done, likely the best I've had from Clown Shoes.
11-08-2011 03:43:03 | More by Billolick
4.25/5 rDev +11.5%
01-01-2013 23:39:09 | More by Guinnsslvr
4/5 rDev +5%
The beer pours a yellow-orange color with a large white head. The aroma is quite floral and candy-like, with some pine and orange citrus notes, as well as some biscuit malt notes. The flavor is very similar. I get a lot of floral and orange notes from the hops, along with some pine, Belgian yeast and biscuit malt. Low bitterness. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
04-24-2012 04:03:37 | More by Mora2000
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
08-18-2014 20:47:54 | More by Meyers1023
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
05-08-2014 02:54:49 | More by ImFlyerThanYou
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
07-30-2013 17:09:50 | More by Janeinma
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
12-14-2013 17:11:44 | More by Moo5152
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
11-16-2013 01:12:10 | More by Cynic-ale
North Carolina
2.75/5 rDev -27.8%
08-02-2014 21:55:26 | More by KirkFrancis
4/5 rDev +5%
05-30-2012 16:06:50 | More by wo87810
West Virginia
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
03-12-2014 23:26:30 | More by williamjbauer
West Virginia
4.23/5 rDev +11%
Pours into a chalice with a deep slightly hazed body, big off white head flowing thick. Fine Belgian style lacing in this Belgian Style IPA from the folks at Clown Shoes. Aroma is full of spicy yeast character, citric notes from the big hops, hints of coriander and citrus peel as well. There's even hints of cotton candy, tropical fruit notes...think mango/papaya action, with big luscious bready malt layers. Flavor profile a hint of acidic notes from the citrus peel but a super sugary sweet experience, you better have your sweet tooth craving before cracking this decadent dessert like beer. Big flash hop profile, layers citrus fruits, tropical fruit especially mango/pineapple/papaya with a touch of black pepper and full on yeast phenol party. Hiding in the mix of all the flavors going on is a bruising 10% alcohol by volume, hard to believe there's absolutely no heat in the chest with each sip maybe a bit of warmth on the palate but it's well hidden. Mouthfeel is big chewy and on the edge of cloying, healthy dose of natural feeling carbonation saves all of the sweetness from becoming too much along with the hop bill of big alpha acids to dry the palate enough to achieve enough balance. Overall a big interesting beer that I'm glad I caught, by chance while out hunting for some 3F's Zombie Dust in a remote but well stocked beer store in south central Ohio.
10-20-2013 23:32:37 | More by WVbeergeek
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
08-02-2013 22:12:12 | More by kwkdmk
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Adding radio network capacity and coverage through the deployment of small cells as part of a heterogeneous network requires a higher degree of backhaul flexibility. Operators should strike a balance between installing sites in the right place with sufficient backhaul capacity and delay, and the need to deliver additional capacity and coverage in the right timeframe and at the right cost.
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Despite the global growth in broadband, it is not yet widely used in the public safety sector. Work is currently ongoing to identify the best way forward. On the technical side, the standardized LTE technology has been widely accepted as a suitable base for public safety broadband communication due to excellent technical characteristics such as high data rates and well-planned features for prioritization and control of Quality of Service.
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Spectrum is fundamental to the success of mobile wireless communications. In recent years, it has been difficult to add new spectrum due to incumbent or legacy use. Shared spectrum opens opportunities to unlock additional, currently underutilized, spectrum for mobile broadband, in situations when incumbent or co-primary use does not diminish the value of that spectrum to the mobile operator. This is important because clearing this underused spectrum for exclusive use by the mobile industry would not be possible within reasonable time frames.
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The landscape of the telecommunications market is changing rapidly. Supporting the multimedia demands of an always-connected, real-time, online lifestyle for individuals and organizations creates a whole new level of challenges for operators.
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Marinas and other water-based, privately-owned businesses may see huge fees next year as TVA begins rate adjustments all across TVA-owned land.
Some marina owners in Guntersville say it could drive some businesses out of business.
One marina owner said no one wants to pass along the costs to the consumer, especially in these tough economic times, but they said it's also unfair because none of the rate increases apply to publicly owned marinas that they have to compete with.
Buddy Alred said he purchased Guntersville Marina from a bankrupt owner a few years ago.
He's trying to make it work and get it on good financial footing but feels TVA is now making that extremely hard.
Come 2013, private marinas will have rate adjustments.
For Guntersville Marina, Alred said that price tag is over $18,000 a year in extra fees that Alred said he will have to pass off to customers.
That's also $18,000 that won't be assessed to publicly owed marinas that TVA said will not be charged.
"The only way I know how to handle that would be to pass it along to the customers, and they're sure not going to like that. Of course, the last time we had a rate increase, you know, we lost a considerable amount," said Alred.
TVA spokesman Travis Brickey said rates all across the many tributaries owned by the company are not uniform, and TVA is simply trying to make it fair for all private businesses being allowed to profit on public water.
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Ambulances transported three bedridden patients from a home on Duren Meadow Drive in DeKalb County.
Police arrested the caretaker, Evett Britton, because they said she and the owner were operating a personal care home without a license.
It was one of two homes detectives conducted a sting operation on Thursday.
"We have people who need care and deserve care and they are not being provided with the proper care that they need," said Detective D. Poythress.
Police arrested Terentia McIntosh, 69, and charged her for operating three personal care homes without a license.
Poythress said detectives found three mentally ill patients living in a house McIntosh rented on Columbia Drive.
"Although they were not living in deplorable conditions, we did find signs of neglect," said Poythress. "We found the refrigerator and freezer to have locks on them. We found empty push packets for medication."
Lonnie Dowdell lives across the house on Columbia Drive.
"The people who stay there are in and out, nobody watches them at night. She (McIntosh) comes in and feeds them and then she is gone," said Dowdell.
Dowdell said when he spoke to McIntosh a few months ago, he had a feeling something was not right at the house.
"She seems like she went and got some mentally ill people and put them in there to make some money off of them," said Dowdell.
Police said there are hundreds of unlicensed personal care homes operating in DeKalb. Once they go in and talk to the patients they decide if the owners and caretakers face additional charges.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fl.— Junior defender Ally Lee picked up another postseason honor after being named to the NSCAA All-Southeast Region third Team .
Lee was selected to the team after her stellar junior season in which she anchored the Dolphin defense and was named to the Atlantic Sun All-Conference First Team. She was part of a defensive unit that produced five shutouts on the season and held opponents to just a .070 shot percentage in conference play.
Lee's selection marks the second consecutive season that the Dolphins have had a player selected a NSCAA team. Liz Fink was named to the All-Southeast Region Third Team in 2011. Lee and the NCAA leading scorer Ramey Kerns of East Tennessee State were the lone representatives from the A-Sun to receive the honors.


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The No. 24 Florida Gators defense put the clamps on the Texas A&M Aggies in the second half as the Gators rallied from a 17-7 deficit to win their first SEC game, 20-17.
The Aggies offense was running all over the Gators in the first half but the defense clamped down starting in the third quarter. The Gators forced the Aggies to two quick 3-and-outs in the third quarter as they slowly started to whittle away the lead.
Gators quarterback Jeff Driskel connected with senior tight end Omarius Hines on a big 39-yard pass to set up a red-zone attempt to start the fourth quarter. The Gators converted as running back Mike Gillislee ran in his second touchdown of the day and the Gators took a 20-17 lead.
This was Texas A&M's first SEC game after the school departed from the Big-12 conference.
Box Score Hero: Running back Mike Gillislee kept the Gators in the game, rushing for 83 yards on 14 carries and scoring two touchdowns along the way.
Rankings Ramifications: Texas A&M was garnering a few votes in the polls but, with the loss, they are most likely going to be out of that conversation next week. With no real upset ahead of them, Florida will most likely remain around No. 24.
But Did They Cover? It was a small 1.5-point spread for Florida, so just barely.
For More On This Game: For more on Gators football, visit Florida blog Alligator Army, plus SEC blog Team Speed Kills and SB Nation Tampa Bay. For more on Aggies football, visit Good Bull Hunting, plus SEC blog Team Speed Kills and SB Nation Houston.
Next Week's Schedule: The Gators head to Tennessee to take on the Vols on the road for for another SEC matchup. The Aggies hit the road to take on Southern Methodist University.


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Listen, Jonathan Quick is really good at hockey. He's the reason the Kings are in the playoffs. He's a big part of the reason the Kings have gone up 3-0 in every single series this postseason, and he's a major reason the Devils face elimination tonight while Los Angeles prepares for celebration.
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Drones operated by the New York Air National Guard will begin firing live missiles for the first time during training at Fort Drum.
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Springfield, Mass. -- April 11, 2009 -- The Springfield College women's track & field team were led by several double winners and captured the annual Tri-Meet over Coast Guard and WPI this afternoon at rainy Blake Track. The Pride scored 213.50 points to WPI's 86 and Coast Guard's 81.50. Double winners for SC included junior Nikki Hay, freshman Cherelle Allen, and junior Amanda DiPaolo.
Hay, the reigning ECAC Division III Women's Field Athlete of the Week, took the week off in field events this week. But that did not prevent her from winning twice. This time, she won the 100 meter dash in 12.38 seconds and the 200 meter dash in 25.93 seconds.
Also winning twice in a couple of events where Hay generally proves to be victorious was Cherelle Allen, late of the women's basketball team. Allen won the long jump (17-feet even), and the triple jump (34-11 3/4). She also finished fourth in the 100 (13.56).
Finally, DiPaolo was triumphant in two distance events. She won the 800 meters in 2:28.77. She also captured the 1500 meters in 4:54.28.
Others also did well for the Pride. Junior Kelsey Bishop finished first in the hammer throw (156-09), fifth in the shot put (32-4-1/4), and ninth in the discus (83-feet). Freshman Fatima Rose took first in the shot put (39-00 1/4), second in the hammer (130-08), and 11th in the discus (70-05). Senior Kayla Robertson placed first in the high jump (4-9 3/4), and second in the triple jump (34-10 1/2). Jani Springer was another who did well in multiple events. She placed first in the 100 hurdles (17.35 seconds), second in the javelin (99-feet), and third in the long jump (15-1 1/4).


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10:00am Saturday 16th February 2013 in News
PLANS to build a 300-place primary school in Colchester have been backed.
Essex County Council wants to build to an extra campus for St John's Green Primary School, in Abbey Field, in order to cope with the town's growing population.
The £4million plans were initially criticised by Colchester Council's planning committee in November but fresh proposals were backed by the committee on Thursday *FEB14*.
Theresa Higgins, committee chair, backed the plans but said the design should include more space for pupils and staff to park their bikes.
The design includes space for 20 bikes.
"It is much better than what was put to us last year," she said.
"But I think we should be quite consistent about bicycle parking.
"We are a cycling town and we must encourage children to cycle.
"We have to get this right from there start."
Dave Harris added: "This school is much-need here in Colchester and it will go some way to ease the burden on our primary schools."
The plans were unanimously agreed.
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Music Therapy Faculty Present at OHCA Conference
Marylhurst music therapy faculty will present a workshop at the annual Oregon Health Care Association conference in September 2014.
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Herald News: Finding balance on Highlands land issues
THERE is a motherhood and apple-pie quality to preserving open land in New Jersey, the nation's most congested state.
Voters traditionally have supported bond measures to buy land on all levels of government even when it means higher taxes. That's pretty remarkable in a state with the highest property taxes in the nation.
The state's Highlands Act was passed and signed by then-Gov. James McGreevey in 2004, establishing strict developmental regulations in the 860,000-acre region covering seven counties in northern New Jersey, including parts of Bergen and Passaic. The mostly rural, watershed area produces drinking water for about 5 million residents.
Nearly 10 years after the act was signed, it's clear simply preserving land is easy; compensating landowners who have lost equity because of the law's development restrictions is the hard part. Over the years, the lack of funding for impacted landowners has prompted many legislators from the Highlands region to condemn the act as an improper "land grab" by the state.
The 15-member Highlands Council, which oversees implementation of the act, wants to solve that problem through a Transfer of Development Rights, or TDR, program. Created in the 1960s to preserve historic properties in New York City, TDR's have been used with some success in the Pinelands preservation area in southern New Jersey.
Under a TDR program, landowners prevented from developing their property can receive credits relevant to their land's growth potential prior to the signing of the Highlands Act. Those development credits, which are worth $16,000 apiece, can be sold to the council, and, in turn, sold to a builder and used in towns that want development.
Developers benefit because the credits entitle them to build at a density greater than what local zoning laws permit, thereby increasing a project's potential profitability. Participating towns, or "receiving zones," get a development that can revitalize a neighborhood.
If the program works, pristine land remains undeveloped and the landowners receive money they normally would not receive. A West Milford woman whose land is subject to Highlands Act restrictions just got $484,000 for her 7-acre property.
There are two problems, however, to what is envisioned a win-win for everyone. One is that as of now, there are not enough towns willing to be receiving zones. That's easy to understand. Large-scale development, no matter its benefits, often is controversial with residents. The Highlands Council at its meeting last week announced a campaign to persuade more towns to consider becoming receiving towns. Such towns can be located anywhere in the state and the most logical place for the council to look would be urban areas where development can spur rehabilitation. Paterson and Passaic certainly would be good candidates.
A more overriding problem is lack of money. The state under the administration of then-Gov. Jon Corzine appropriated $10 million to the council's TDR program. Less than $2 million is left.
The TDR program has been slow to materialize. Only 15 grant applications have been awarded in five years. The TDR process is complicated, but as of now, it's the only system in place to compensate Highlands landowners. But to be truly viable, it needs an infusion of cash from Trenton.


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Kudos to the writer of "Mass reform is obstacle to evangelization" (WCR letters, Jan. 23).
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The Jan. 16 article on sexual teaching led me to thing about a related issue. In recent discussions with friends, we all knew of situations of young husbands "pulling the plug" on their wives and families.
Re: Seminarian Kelly Wilson's article, "Gays, lesbians, must be treated with dignity" (WCR, Dec. 26).
I cannot say the attempts to improve the church services have in any way been inspirational. It is a great disappointment to have absurd changes dumped upon us instead of the necessary improvements that would encourage us to bring newcomers to Mass.
I am a long-term reader of the Western Catholic Reporter. However, I was dismayed with the quality, quantity and details of the trial and sentencing of Bishop Lahey in the Dec. 26 WCR.
Is living a rural lifestyle as a Catholic family on the land, providing safe, healthy meats and produce to families who are unable to do so for themselves intrinsically valuable? Yes.
I'm old enough to remember the Latin Mass. I too served at the Latin Mass and, as I reflect on the new Roman Missal changes, these changes are more true to that version.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation for the new Roman Missal. We have awaited this new translation with joy and excitement and are now just beginning to experience its beauty.
While I am open to a new Mass translation, I am not open to a 40-year step backwards as is represented by some of the new Roman Missal. If the new translation is a more accurate translation from the Latin, then surely the Latin was flawed, examples of which are given below.
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Is it possible to keep UI in flash lite and back end in symbian os?
i am trying do get and send data from flash lite app to symbian dll.
you can embed the Flash swf into C++ native code application.
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Thanks friends,
I have gone through those links. Still don't understand properly or in other word; enable to develop an application. So please you give me some example code like hello world or links.
It isn't going to get any more simple than KuneriLite. If you need Symbian functionality that isn't covered already by their plug-ins then they have a simple extension mechanism that involves writing paramters to a file and then launching a helper app (which can communicate back via a file). Alternatively Janus is open source - it doesn't have as much already built-in but you can extend it however you like.
You don't need either to do HelloWorld, so there are no examples that simple.
Are you a Flash Lite developer, or a Symbian C++ developer or both already?
I have good symbian experience. Flash lite is new for me and very much like user interface. Its looks good on mobile application. So i am trying to developed user interface in flash lite. That's givens me nice look and fill to my symbian application. This is my initial try. Anyways I will try. If you have good links please do send me. Thanks for your comments.
OK, if you're coming from the Symbian C++ side then download the Janus source code and have a look at that - it gives you the basic framework for communicating with Flash Lite (basically a local HTTP server).
There are quite a lot of Flash Lite tutorials and examples available. You can learn that independently since the Flash Lite side of the communication will just be via loadVariables() calls or the XMLSocket class.
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Tampa, FL (Sports Network) - Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III has been cleared to play in the team's season opener on Sept. 9 against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Redskins coach Mike Shanahan announced after Thursday's preseason game that Griffin officially was cleared by Dr. James Andrews after an examination.
Griffin, of course, underwent surgery in January to repair both the lateral collateral and anterior cruciate ligaments in his right knee. He suffered the LCL injury in a Week 14 win over Baltimore and missed one game, then was hurt again during Washington's wild card playoff loss to Seattle.
The former Heisman Trophy winner and second overall pick of the 2012 draft was named the NFL's top offensive rookie last year when he led the Redskins to the NFC East title. He completed 65.6 percent of his passes for 3,200 yards with 20 touchdowns and five interceptions in 15 games while also rushing for 815 yards and seven scores.


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Police have charged a 22-year-old man with the murder of a 16-year-old girl whose body was found in an alleyway.
David Minto, of Kirby Road, Blackpool, will appear at Blackpool Magistrates' Court on Monday
Sasha Marsden was found in a rear alley behind Kirby Road in the South Shore area of the resort on Thursday night.
She had been repeatedly stabbed in the head and face before attempts were made to set her body on fire.
A spokesman for Lancashire Constabulary said: "Tonight, the Crown Prosecution Service has authorised Lancashire Constabulary to charge a man with the murder of Sasha Marsden.
"David Minto, 22, of Kirby Road, Blackpool has been charged with murder and has been remanded into custody to appear before Blackpool Magistrates' Court tomorrow morning. The family have been informed of the latest development and specially trained officers continue to offer them support."
Miss Marsden's family laid flowers at the scene where her body was found. They later left without comment.
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Wide Sargasso Sea
Jean Rhys
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Funding opportunities
Brain Aging and hESC-derived Neural Stem Cell Transplantation
Funding Type:
SEED Grant
Grant Number:
Funds requested:
$794 552
Funding Recommendations:
Not recommended
Grant approved:
Public Abstract:
Aging is an important risk factor for human diseases. In addition to cognitive decline in the elderly, brain aging also increases the risk for neurological diseases like Alzheimer's disease (AD), Parkinson's disease (PD), and stroke, which are major causes of disability and mortality in the elderly. Current therapeutic approaches typically fail to treat the underlying cause of these disorders. The potential capacity of human neural stem cells to replace cells and tissues damaged due to aging and age-realted diseases is, therefore, of great importance. Activation or transplantation of these cells has already shown promise in animal models of these disorders. However, little is known about how aging affects host receptivity to hESC-derived cell transplants, or about the proliferation, survival, differentiation, migration and functionality of the donor cells. This is partly because in vivo studies of aged-related neurological diseases have relied almost universally on experimental models using young adult animals.We hypothesize that the ability of hESC-derived transplants to proliferate, survive, differentiate, migrate and function may be compromised in the aged brain, requiring that new strategies be devised to overcome this deficiency. The experiments we propose are designed to increase our understanding of how the age of the recipient alters the ability of transplanted neural stem cells to differentiate into mature, functional neurons and integrate into local neuronal circuits. Our first Specific Aim will examine these issues using immunocytochemistry and electrophysiological methods, after transplanting neural stem cells into young adult, middle aged and aged rats. In addition, because brain aging produces progressive changes in learning and memory, a critical area to examine is whether neural stem cell therapy can produce functional improvement in learning and memory deficits in aged rats. Our second Specific Aim will address this question by using a battery of behavioral tests to assess the ability of transplanted neural stem cells to reverse age-related losses of cognitive function. The use of neural stem cells to repair age-related neurological diseases will require an increased understanding of stem cell biology, the environment of the aged tissue, and the interaction between the two, which this proposed work will focus on. If the aims of the application are achieved, significant advances will be made in establishing a new paradigm of brain aging and the biological behaviors of transplanted neural stem cells, and substantial progress will be made in developing basic science knowledge that can be translated fairly rapidly into clinical treatment of aged-related neurological diseases.
Statement of Benefit to California:
Aging is destined to become a serious public health problem for California over the next several decades. California's elderly population is expected to grow more than twice as fast as the total population from 1990 to 2020, and will reach 12.5 million by 2040. One in five Californians will be 60 years of age or older beginning in 2010. Consequently, age-related diseases, including neurological diseases, will dramatically increased in parallel, presenting enormous social and economic challenges. Determining whether transplanted human neural stem cells can differentiate into functional neurons in the aging brain, and thereby slow or prevent cognitive decline in the aged, could have great social and economic impact in our state.
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SYNOPSIS: This proposal will study but not necessarily resolve the current dogma in the field that the 'soil' rather than the 'seed' is most important in neural stem cell transplants to an aged brain. Immunocytochemistry and patch clamp electrophysiology, along with behavioral testing, will be used to study hESC-derived neural stem cells transplanted to young adult, middle aged, and aged rat hippocampus. INNOVATION AND SIGNIFICANCE: This proposal is not particularly innovative in that there are many examples of age-related changes in the brain that affect neural stem cell transplants that have addressed the issue of an aging host brain environment and shown that is not particularly conducive for stem/progenitor cell growth and integration. What would be innovative would be to determine why this is true. There is potential significance for this study, especially if it could be determined how to prime the aged brain for receptivity to grafted hES-derived neural precursors. STRENGTHS: Most neural stem cell transplant models use young animals as recipients but this may not be the main target population for therapy. Since neurogenesis declines with age, understanding how to improve the stem cell niche in the brain (cells, extracellular matrix, soluble factors, vascular elements) might improve receptivity of grafted ES-derived cells. The current study will characterize the grafted cells in the aging niche. The suggestion that altering the cells or the aging host environment are worthy of consideration. WEAKNESSES: It is not certain that the PI and his colleagues have a great deal of experience in the directed differentiation of hESC to be able to add new and significant findings on priming these cells for the best survival and differentiation in an aged brain. This work could be done and all of the same questions answered using cells other than hESC. The PI points out that "hESC will be used for this study, because undifferentiated embryonic stem cells can proliferate indefinitely in culture…", and even though this is true, there is a growing body of literature that suggests other cells can proliferate enough in culture to test their ability to differentiate and integrate in a hostile CNS environment. ESC studies should provide a stronger rational for usage than just being an alternative to other cells to be studied in a grafting paradigm. The PI states that "limited NIH funding available for hESC research and restricted stem cell research policy of the federal government …" would make this work "unlikely to be funded by the NIH"..; this reviewer does not believe this is true for this type of descriptive transplantation biology in aged rodent brain models, since already existing hES cell lines could be used for this type of pilot screening study. DISCUSSION: There was no discussion following reviewers' comments.


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Southern Africa Jewish Genealogy
Special Interest Group (SA-SIG)
Web-site URL: http://www.jewishgen.org/SAfrica
This page URL: http://www.jewishgen.org/SAfrica/norden.htm
File size: 4 A4 pages when printed
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by Hazel Dakers
Benjamin Norden (1798 - 1876) was the longest living and,
arguably, the best known and most successful of this family of British 1820
settlers* at the Cape. He seems to have been an enterprising business man
transforming himself from London tailor to general dealer, merchant, auctioneer
and property speculator. In common with many members of his family, Benjamin
Norden was extremely litigious, many of the cases in which he was involved being
against his relations.
Benjamin took an active role in the local business community
and in local politics. He was a city commissioner in Cape Town (municipal
councillor). His trading ventures led him to stay as a guest of Dingane as
representative of Sir Benjamin D'Urban and into partnership with Aaron de Pass.
Another friend was Piet Retief. Benjamin moved from Grahams Town to Cape Town
but finally left South Africa in 1858 to retire to Ramsgate in Kent - no doubt
encouraged by his links with the Montifiore family who lived there - where he is
buried with his last wife Abigail** at the Jewish Cemetery whose land he
Benjamin Norden was one of the founding fathers of the South
African Jewish community. It is recorded that the first Jewish services were
held in his house in Hof Street, Cape Town. He was one of the contributors to
the building of the first synagogue in the colony - in Cape Town. Benjamin was
instrumental in the appointment of Rabbi Rabinowitz. At the time of his
retirement a silver urn was presented to him commemorating the contribution he
made to the Jewish community.
As a pillar of the local community as a whole - not merely a
leader of the Jewish community - Benjamin Norden is known to have contributed to
the building of one of the first churches in Durban and to St John's Anglican
Church in Grahams Town. St George's Church which was to become the Grahams Town
Cathedral contains a memorial plaque to his warrior brother Joshua Davis Norden.
It is within its registers that the rites of passage of various members of the
Norden family are recorded - births, baptisms and marriages. At first an active
opponent of the move to settle convicts at the Cape, Benjamin Norden later
voluntarily supplied the convict ship Neptune at his own expense in 1849.
Neither his health (he was injured when stoned) nor his public standing ever
fully recovered from this humanitarian action.
*According to MD Nash (The Settler Handbook. Chameleon Press:
Diep River, 1987) he was one of three men not listed as members of Willson's
Party but associated with that party, perhaps having travelled on the Belle
Alliance under another name. His intention had been to travel as a member of the
party formed by his father, Abraham Norden whose application to emigrate was
unsuccessful. Abraham's daughter, Sarah, and her husband John Norton are members
of the Willson list. Whether perhaps Benjamin and his brothers joined the
Nortons a little later is not clear.
** Benjamin is also recorded as married to: Mary Pierce,
Margaret and another Mary. His children included: Benjamin Joshua Norden
(1825-64), Louisa (b.1827), Abraham (d.1848),Daniel, Mark (b.1829),Abigail Ann
b.1839), Benjamin (b.1832), Raphael Daniel (1834-1906), John (b.1842), Julia
One of Benjamin Norden's nephews was known as Emperor Norton.
Joshua Davis Norton (1818-1880) was one of the three sons (Philip and Lewis or Louis being his brothers) of John Norton and Sarah Norden. Sarah was one of the two daughters of Abraham and Abigail Norden (of Smithfield and Hammersmith in London). She and her husband were amongst the early English settlers at the Cape.
Following the deaths of his parents and brother Louis, Joshua joined the rush to find gold in California, landing at San Francisco in 1849. After a successful trading partnership he went bankrupt in 1856. Three years later on 17th September 1859 he declared himself Norton the First, Emperor of the United States in the San Francisco Bulletin! By 1860 he had assumed protectorship over Mexico. He was followed everywhere by his two dogs. One of these, Bummer, had his obituary written by Mark Twain. Norton I is described by Louden, in The Wrecker by Robert Louis Stevenson, 1879, as "a harmless madman." He died in early 1880 and last respects were paid by 10,000 people. Following the removal of the cemetery in 1934 a massive red stone monument was put up to him. His remains were moved to Greenlawn Cemetery at Colma some 12 miles from San Fransisco.
The web links cited below provide extensive reading lists about Emperor Norton.


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Fuze Italian - 21st Street
- Address:
2109 Dune Drive
Avalon, NJ 08202Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Fuze Italian - 21st Street
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.fuzeitalian.com/HOME.html
- Phone: 6097965543x
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday-Thursday:5:00pm - 9:00pm,
Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm-10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Steve Cozzi
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, BYO Liquor, Counter Seating, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room
A word from Fuze Italian - 21st Street
Fuze Italian - 21st Street is the second restaurant of Avalon's hottest new restaurateurs, twin brothers Steve and Anthony Cozzi. For some we are a casual evening retreat for dinner after a shore-studded day, for others the romantic atmosphere in a hidden corner or a secluded booth provides the ideal place for life's special moments.Continued
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Fuze Italian - 21st Street reviews from OpenTable diners
136 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.2
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (55)fit for foodies (53)special occasion (38)great for outdoor dining (38)good for groups (36)romantic (21)hot spot (16)kid-friendly (6)late-night find (4)great for brunch (1)great for lunch (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- Fuze needs upgradingOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/31/2014While Avalon is still in need of good restaurants, there seems to be this presumption that they can serve a decent bowl of pasta in a place little more attractive than a local Italian-American club and charge $27 for it is galling. The staff is universally competent and polite but the decor cries out for something warmer, more attractive. Two doors down they've learned the value of ambience. Seasonal or not, they need some renovation; the back room, specifically is ugly, ugly.
- First time at FuzeOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/31/2014On 8/31 (sunday of Labor Day wknd), we tried Fuze for the first time.I had somewhat of high expectations based on the reviews I read, however the place did not quite meet my expectations.We were seated but not acknowledged by our waitress for about 10- 15 minutes. She was very pleasant, but seemed overwhelmed.I noticed the table next to us had also been seated for a while before they finally got up to ask the hostess where their server was.We ordered the calamari and gnocchi for our appetizer, which were excellent.I ordered the Flounder and my husband ordered the Halibut. Both dishes seemed dry and not very flavorful. Service was mediocre. It was very busy being labor day weekend, but I expected better food and service for the price.
- Sunday GravyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/31/2014If you go on a Sunday try the Sunday Gravy! You will not be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thoroughly EnjoyableChicChickDined on 8/30/2014Early reservation that didn't feel awkward. Interesting menu that satisfied everyone. Dinner was yummy and the service very professional yet warm.Special Features:
- Dependable for a good meal!seashoreseafood585Dined on 8/25/2014This was my fourth time at Fuze Italian and as usual I was very impressed. Each of my experiences before I had ordered the veal a la fuze but this time I wanted something different. I asked our server and she recommended the perfectly roasted chicken- outstanding! It truley is a perfect dish! Can't wait to come again and try another new dish!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodStanVIPDined on 8/23/2014We enjoyed so much our dinner.The food was very well prepared and made for a special nightSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sadly disappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/22/2014We live year round at the shore and went to fuze which was actually good last summer. The good news--our server Brett was simply excellent. The bad news -- the food. We had the fuze salad which was small and looked like a free salad one would get from longhorn steakhouse. Salad had about four cubes of cheese and even less meat . So disaponted. Next we had the meatball app which was dry and over cooked. My wife had flounder over risotto which had no flavor and I had the halibut which was bland with over cooked fingerling potatoes. - it won't last. Better to try the new hotspots ---p .shields in cape may - new ownership and poppis in wildwood- casual Italian. Enjoy the shore!!!
- Awesome NightOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/18/2014Not only was the food outstanding (again), but the service was awesome. I would highly recommend Fuze to anyone!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not quite there yetMellowfellowVIPDined on 8/18/20145 of us went to dinner. My father and I had the veal a la fuze like we had several weeks prior but this time asked them to make sure the risotto was hot as the previous time it was luke warm. This time it was hot and the veal a la fuze was excellent once again. My wife got he halibut but said it was too salty. Service wasn't as good as the previous time and our empty plates remained too long. Fuze in the Desert Sands is a much better option and there's music and a bar there.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very expensive fair chicken dinnetMikeSDined on 8/16/2014Grossly overpriced for what you get Service was just ok Food was hot when delivered
- LucciluvUestiaDined on 8/15/2014This was my first visit. The restaurant was highly recommend and I would agree. The food was excellent. We especially enjoyed the provolone appetizer. Our waiter appeared to be a little over whelmed trying to serve our party of two and take care of a larger group. He seemed a little rushed when it came time to serve us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 6388Dined on 8/13/2014Have dined here several times. Food very consistent, nice selection and interesting specials. Great seafood and pastas. Enjoyable experience when dining with adults only and our teen children. Limited outside seating, but we prefer outside at this restaurant.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/12/2014Excellent dinner, will be back again. really enjoyed all - desserts a mustSpecial Features:
- AvalonDined on 8/9/2014The reservations were easy to make. We were greeted by a friendly staff member. Our waiter came over soon to our table. However he seemed to be very rushed and very busy. We asked for a little extra olive oil for our bread but he forgot to bring it to us. He seemed to rush us with pouring our wine as well. The food was delicious but our waiter was not that great, very busy and very rushed!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!WildcatDined on 8/9/2014Group of 4 girls had a fabulous time out for a classy dinner celebrating the engagement of a close friend. Server was great, atmosphere was great, not one complaint! Excellent BYOB spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- second bad experience...veraDined on 8/7/2014This was my second time here. The first time I had the chicken...it was over cooked, or reheated. Very dry, but the mushrooms that it was served with were tasty. This time, I went for the chicken again...not as dry, but flavorless. Food was no better than diner food, and not even a good diner. BUT...it was the manager that will have none of us EVER going back. We had just finished our $11 deserts and coffee, when he approached us and asked us how our meal was. We told him that it was ok. Then he said, "I have a party waiting for this table" I asked him if he was asking us to leave, he said, "essentially, yes" There were even other tables empty right behind us. Mediocre food...ghastly manager...NO THANKS!!
- terrible this yearbyeFuzeVIPDined on 8/6/2014I had dined numerous times last year at this restaurant and enjoyed everyone. This last visit this year was my third and final. This year brought a new menu, new chef and new Manager. Each visit this year has been worse and worse and this was no exception. Service was so slow it took 25 minutes to get someone to open a bottle of wine when we sat. Food was overcooked, while most items are now deep fried. All of the dishes, we enjoyed last year have been replaced or changed. My children always ordered bolognese and it was like soup when it arrived on this visit. really sad to see such terrible changes to a great place last year
- ReviewStretchDined on 8/4/2014The restaurant was lovely. The food and their presentation was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/4/2014Dined with family. Split the 21 day aged meatball as appetizer-it was the BEST meatball we have ever had-should've ordered more. Had veal fuze, flounder Francese, chicken Parmesan and seafood manicotti-everyone enjoyed their entrees.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Rare good restaurant at the shorePhillyexpatsVIPDined on 8/4/2014If you have tried finding a decent restaurant on 7 mile island, you know that can be difficult. The Fuze location in Avalon (BYOB) is a good choice. Our party of six enjoyed our salads, appetizers and entrees very much. Especially good was the flounder, the best I have ever had. Although billed as an Italian restaurant, this is not your typical pasta and meatballs joint. Be sure to book a table in the front room, because the back room, near the rest rooms and kitchen, is not very pleasant. The service was very efficient, however, our primary waiter had an attitude which was off-putting. Unlike its sister restaurant on the Stone Harbor/Avalon border, this location is a BYOB.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently great food!FrankieDined on 8/2/2014The food is excellent... Especially the veal Parmesan! Be sure not to miss the ricotta cheesecake!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- delicious food, great serviceflc123Dined on 8/2/2014The menu at fuse Italian was great - so many delicious dishes. Everything we tried was well cooked and presented. The staff was very friendly and attentive. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great choicebezecoopDined on 7/30/2014The food was excellent. Would return without hesitation. Is a BYOB which makes the restaurant even better. Food is reasonably priced considering it is a BYOB BezecoopSpecial Features:
- Great Place!philerupVIPDined on 7/29/2014My wife and I are always looking for a good spot in Avalon to eat. We found one! Although we only ordered appetizers (4 different ones) they were all delicious. The service was outstanding. I highly recommend FUZE.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good again, hope staples return!Luv2eatDined on 7/28/2014Great dinner with the family, once again. For some of the younger ones in my family, having some of the traditional Italian dishes of spaghetti and meatballs or others back on the menu would be great.I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/28/2014Great Italian food down the shore! We make sure to enjoy a Fuze dinner every summer vacation in Avalon!Special Features:
- Sunday GravyBarbaraDined on 7/27/2014We went specifically for these day gravy special and were not at all disappointed. It is a hearty meal and so delicious.Special Features:
- FamilyOfFoodiesVIPDined on 7/26/2014Hit or miss. But this time it was a hit. Food was delicious.
- JoeCDined on 7/26/2014Good was outstanding and the service was excellent. Would certainly return and recommend it to friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing!seashoreseafood585Dined on 7/25/2014The food was outstanding. I had the local flounder, which was awesome and the perfect size. My husband had the veal a la fuze, which he said was the best veal he ever had. There is truly nothing better than a byo restaurant down the shore with exceptional food. We are looking forward to coming back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 7/19/2014We overheard people talking about this restaurant at a local store here in Avalon, and we understand why. It was our first time, and will not be our last. The food, the service, and even the people sitting next to us were great. The young server was very knowledgeable and super attentive. He recommended a few items on the menu and one of the specials that evening. We can't wait to come back again next weekend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- caligirlpa66Dined on 7/18/2014Loved it! Ate there this weekend and had the Halibut. The food was great! Would recommend to my friends and would visit again.Special Features:
- True Italian!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/17/2014Once again...a great dinner! We go here often and it never disappoints!Special Features:
- Disappointing DinnerDebbieDined on 7/12/2014We were very disappointed with dinner. The flounder portion was very small and the special salad for the evening was tasteless. Other than the salad there were no other specials. Two members of the party were served a half cup of cappuccino. The manager was called over and he had the server give a full cup to each person. We have been to Fuze Italian in the past and the dinners were always good. Needless to say, we were very disappointed.
- Becoming a regularsteakloverVIPDined on 7/11/2014Have been ding at Fuze Italian since it first opened. Has become our favorite restaurant on seven mile island. Food, service and attitude much better than most at the shore. Food consistently outstanding with dishes worth returning for over and over again. Probably has the best, most generous piece of halibut we have ever had. All dishes outstanding. Wait staff always friendly and eager to please welcoming us each time we return. Sat outside last week on a beautiful evening and was wonderful. Have enjoyed ding here in the off season as well. Makes you feel like you are in Avalon when you are there. Highly recommend this restaurant though make a reservation for weekends during the season because become very popular and rightfully so.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- For the shore, the food's not bad.OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 7/9/2014But, the service is atrocious. This is the 3rd time I've been there. Every time I go we have a party of 6, and every time they jam us into a 4 top. And the place is half empty. I just don't get it, particulary when the manager can't find room to place the appetizers, and yet he's clueless as to why. Further, the waitress was totally disengaged, never smiled, and looks like she would like to be anywhere else but there. We won't be back.
- You get what you pay for....LchiafulloVIPDined on 7/9/2014And that was a lot! From beginning to end, the service was outstanding, the portions were generous, and the quality of the food was superb! (And the bathrooms were very clean!). Try the clam appetizer. You won't be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 3rd time no charmOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/8/2014This was my 3rd time to Fuze. The service has always been friendly, efficient and professional. I was disappointed in the menu, or perhaps just chose the wrong thing. the chicken parmesan was dried out, over- cooked , hard, the pasta was way overcooked and mushie...minimal sauce, 3 items were unavailable on the menu...surprising for a high season week in summer. The quality of the food on the previous menus was a higher caliber. This menu is no more distinct than other shore eateries. The strength is in the waitstaff.Special Features:
- Great outdoor diningOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 7/5/2014We dined here the day after July 4th and what a beautiful evening it was! As you expect with a holiday weekend they were extremely busy, but the server made us feel like we were the only ones there. The food came out fresh and delicious, without any delays. We loved their homemade gnocchi and fettuccine. Also, their Veal alla Fuze with all the seafood and risotto was to die for. And don't forget to leave room for dessert! The homemade cheesecake and cannoli, with some espresso capped off an amazing dining experience. We cannot wait to come back next time we are down the shore.Special Features:
- Great new restaurant!DufnMacsPicksDined on 6/30/2014FUZE was a delightful dining experience. The wait staff is very solicitous, the food is excellent and the atmosphere was terrific. Our waiter was knowledgable and made several great selections including a delicious light and fluffy cheesecake for dessert. Highly recommend. It's a BYOB which only made it better!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.