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Spaghetti with Tomato-Anchovy Sauce
For a stronger anchovy taste, use the oil from the tin in place of some of the olive oil.
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- 1 can (28 ounces) whole peeled tomatoes
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 small yellow onion, finely chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 14 to 16 anchovy fillets, chopped
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh basil leaves
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 3/4 pound spaghetti, cooked according to package instructions and drained
- Grated Parmesan
Step 1
In a blender or food processor, puree tomatoes with their juices until smooth. In a large pot, heat oil over medium. Add onion and garlic and cook, stirring, until onion is soft, about 8 minutes. Add tomatoes and anchovies and bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer until slightly thickened, about 15 minutes. Stir in basil and season with salt and pepper. Add spaghetti, toss to combine, and serve sprinkled with Parmesan.
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I couldn't get the anchovies apart so I used a 2 oz. can, drained the oil.
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Just made this.. It was quite tasty..


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...Pope Benedict XVI was the oldest pope to be elected at age 78 on April 19, 2005, but according to a Catholic historian, the now 85-year-old pontiff never aspired to become pope.
Writer and historian Michael Hesemann spent months interviewing Monsignor Georg Ratzinger at his home in Regensburg to capture the intimate details of his life with the pope, from childhood to papacy. The two brothers have always been close.
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Effective 12:00am, Friday, August 9, 2013 fire restrictions will be lifted for the State of Utah, Bureau of Land Management (BLM), National Park Service and US Forest Service on lands within Carbon, Emery, Grand and San Juan Counties.
Monsoon moisture has moderated wildfire behavior, growth and indices; green up of vegetation is occurring in many areas.
Fire Managers are very pleased with the positive response by the public in adhering to this year's fire restrictions. Human caused fires and wildfire acres burned in this part of the State were fewer than previous years.
The public is reminded that we are still in fire season and vegetation will once again dry out as fall approaches. Please carry a shovel, water and a bucket whenever a camp fire is used. Always drown and stir fires to ensure they are dead out before leaving camp.
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Archery and self-discoveries
In October of 2013, being an adult, as measured more by my age than my emotional maturity, I had to get a full-time job. The winter sun only rising low in the sky, plus daylights saving and my very bad habit of having resistance to anything that smacks of self-discipline, forced me to take a break from archery. I could have kept shooting on the weekends but I felt that it would be good for me to put all of archery on hold and see if I wanted to come back to it in the future.
For three months I enjoyed gaining weight at my sedentary job as an education coordinator at Moviola while indulging in another bad habit of eating cake every night just before bed, or actually as a means to make myself fall into a sweet diabetic type of mini-coma.
Then, there was Christmas break. All my friends and family were asking about my archery. I had a friend that used to tell me that guilt was a useless emotion, but I have recently found that everything can be useful, even guilt (and disgust, don't underestimate disgust, it's very useful too, I became disgusted with my bad habits and so change came about). If you got it, use it.
My mother has made many sacrifices to support me financially. The thought of throwing it all away made me feel so guilty that I decided I had to become brave and ask my job to shift my schedule so that I would have enough time in the mornings to shoot at least 5 days a week. To my delight, my boss said yes!
In the very beginning of this return, I'll admit that I had this strange inability to enjoy shooting. All I felt was the pain of waking up early and being out in the cold. Haha, some of you who are snowed in will have a good laugh at what I consider cold, 54 degrees! Yes! Blame L.A.
Then, within a week my shooting was beyond where I had left off. I was shooting 6 into the gold at 18m without any effort.
I shot my first 3 triple X end effortlessly. See, no other holes in the target! Proud of that.
Of course, the magic of having taken the break would leave me just a couple of days before the National Indoor Tournament that I was to attend in Tulare, CA. I became very inconsistent and was shooting just as bad as I had during the first week I ever worked with the clicker.
Oh the clicker! I thought I was having a mental clicker breakdown of sorts. So, I went back to the notes from my last few lessons with Don Rabska. Clicker drills were in order!
Just a couple of days before the tournament and I had returned to very basic clicker drills! Still this resistance that seemed like fear of the clicker persisted.
During the tournament I focused solely on keeping my draw fingers relaxed as I drew past the clicker and remained in motion. It helped tremendously with my release and I was proud of being able to practice that throughout the entirety of the tournament.
Oh and I won a very nice Alpen Spotting Scope! I have very good luck with the raffles!
As soon as I got back out this week I became frustrated that despite my focus on relaxing my draw fingers during my follow through that I was still shooting very inconsistently. Then, as all seemed dark and woe-is-me-ness, I made another important discovery from looking back at the notes from my lessons. The notes said, once I have my fingers relaxed I can focus on draw scapula motion. Aha!
I visualized the scapula motion before each shot and soon found that I had absolutely no fear of the clicker if I simply focused on the motion of the scapula. Then, I made a very important (and slightly embarrassing discovery). For the last two years I had been only using my arms and shoulders to shoot! No wonder I was so inconsistent! I was never truly taking advantage of the body's natural strong stable platform of the rhomboids and latissimus dorsi!
Only very briefly did I lament this sad fact. Truly, I felt empowered with the self-discovered knowledge of HOW to shoot with these muscles. There were a few rare days when I had gotten completely into my back but they were only during lessons with Don and then the very next day I would have lost the feeling and become very frustrated that I was unable to get it back until the next lesson. Now that I had found it again, on my own, my body now knows. There's no going back.
My bow arm now has length and strength. I feel the back muscles connected to both arms moving toward the target for every shot. I am no longer afraid of the clicker because I have a good feeling of motion as I shoot. I moved my extended clicker at least an inch this morning and I'm only 1 cm away from being able to put the Beiter back on and not have the shotgun like kickback of the extended clicker. A target pin was cut and used to make the extender, if you look closely you can see it on my bow. Don is very good at MacGyvering things.
All this time, nearly two years, my back muscles have rarely been utilized properly. I had to lower my arrow count to 40 arrows per day. It's ok to take baby steps, especially now that I'm using the right muscles!
Personally, I have made some new discoveries as well. No more excuses for my behavior and circumstances – time to become a real adult. If I want to be an internationally competitive archer, then I must behave like one. I'm tackling my bad habits one by one.
This morning I discovered that I can never seem to remember to do my bow arm exercises, which before the break I did nearly every single day for about a year. I realized that the only time I have to do them is in the evening when I get home around 9 pm from work or in the morning before shooting. It is no wonder I forget to do them, I'm too exhausted when I get home from work! I have learned that whatever is most important to me needs to be done first thing everyday. Plus, I must admit that I really enjoy having the archery range all to myself nearly every morning.
I have created a new habit of getting up earlier to get all my archery training done before going to work. This also required a shift in when I go to bed, which with the time change has been a slow process but manageable. I have also stopped eating after 6pm in order to fall asleep earlier, which has led to me eating a lot less junk because I used crave it most at night because I was so tired.
The Olympic Gold dream is not a mere fantasy but a project extraordinary enough to inspire me to become my best self.


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Maxine is now involved with a web series called The Cell, which is produced by Imani Films. The former WWE diva is now working as an actress. The show is about five women who are marked for death in a government cover up, before being trained on an island by the same government to fight global injustice.
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WWE has sent out a memo, stating that the company will be allowing Chris Benoit footage to air on their new network. There will be a warning before each show that he is featured on. No word yet on why the company has changed their policy.
Jim Ross has answered his final question about Chris Benoit. The long time WWE commentator has told fans to stop asking him any further questions about the former world champion, as he is tired of repeating himself on the matter.
"One night, Chris ended up killing his wife and his kid. That is an act so terrible and horrible I can't even comprehend or guess as to what happened in that house. That will always overshadow any accomplishment Chris had in the ring. He'll never be in the Hall of Fame, it will just never happen. His career will speak for itself but his record as a human being, his first and foremost, and those actions will never be forgotten. That's my feelings on that, we don't even need to talk about the Hall of Fame. Speaking for myself, Chris Benoit as the person I knew, loved him. Chris Benoit as a wrestler, loved him. Chris Benoit as the person who did what he did, unforgivable. Bottom line."
"Well first and foremost, what I think about Chris Benoit is that guy was one of the most nicest guys I ever met in my life. He's one of the most talented, hard working cats I'd ever seen in the squared circle. Anybody who knew Chris would tell you those exact two things. That guy loved the damn wrestling business, he was born to be a wrestler and was absolutely phenomenal. Drawing a lot of his influence from The Dynamite Kid, he blazed a path as the Pegasus Kid and his legacy as The Crippler Chris Benoit was just one hellacious career."
"Chris was dark, he was extremely dark. We used to have a joke that Chris was tri-polar, because it was a step up from bi-polarity. He would flip sometimes. I think a combination of Chris' background of with steroids, mixed with the partying, is a recipe for disaster. One of them is a recipe for disaster. Its literally taking Drano and pouring it on your hard drive. See what that does for your computer."
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Our new Chief Constable is announced
Shaun Sawyer has been proposed as the new Chief Constable for Devon and Cornwall.
He has filled the role on a temporary basis since the departure of Stephen Otter in March. The post is now subject to a confirmation hearing by the Police and Crime panel in early February.
There were five applicants for the post, and interviews took place in Exeter yesterday [Tuesday]. The selection and interview panel was led by Police and Crime Commissioner Tony Hogg who was keen to stabilise the leadership of the Force as soon as possible. He said:
"A rigorous, transparent and very fair interview process culminated in a unanimous decision by the five strong panel.
Shaun Sawyer impressed us tremendously with his clear vision for the future of policing in this area, and I'm very much looking forward to working closely with him."
Shaun began his police career in 1986 as a uniformed officer in London. More recently he was the Metropolitan Police lead for covert operations and intelligence and the lead for violent crime and geographic policing in South West London.
In 2008, Shaun was appointed as Head of Counter terrorism within Scotland Yard. He joined the Devon and Cornwall force as Deputy Chief Constable in April 2010.


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Garlic ale pours a copper color, with a nice lacing head, and a clove of garlic at the bottom. There is a rather strong garlic aroma; much like pasta. There is a strong garlic taste, and finishes with a nice dry hoppyness. A bit hard to drink with the strong garlic flavors. Overall a very interesting beer. Worth a shot.
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341ml bottle - one bloated garlic clove claiming the low tide. Amber's contribution to the local Italian restaurant scene, i.e. Sorrentinos's Spring Garlic Festival.
This beer pours a crystal clear medium golden amber hue, with one finger of tight foamy white head, which leaves a noticeable dearth of lace around the glass as it hastily settles.
It smells of oily, vegetal, freshly minced garlic, so in your face, that you swear that you just flattened that clove your very self- not beery, sure, but oh so very evocative of the guest ingredient, languishing in full form at the bottom of the bottle. There may be some beer aromas under there, but heh, hell if I can tell. The taste is the same veritable garlic essence, but this time on the down low, as it thankfully lets the underlying beer strut its stuff - a moderated crystal maltiness, a bit bready, with a surprisingly perceptible earthy hoppiness, if you are prone to see through the heady garlic veil.
The carbonation is present, but not really all that relevant, the body an agreeable low-ebb medium weight, and decidedly smooth. It finishes with a reminder of the effect that rendered this a surprisingly drinkable beer beyond the initial whiff of foody goodness.
This is definitely beer, god dammit, even though I really can't see it as anything beyond a normal accompaniment to a kick-ass spicy pasta or stellar local northern Indian curries. Good thing that's what's coming shortly as my takeout order, natch.
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Centerior Energy, the largest generator in the Midwest Compact, voiced extreme disappointment with the decision. Theodore J. Myers, director of nuclear support services at Centerior Energy, at the June 26 meeting had expressed disbelief over Larsen's reasons for reconsideration of a complex, long-term project. "Even with the three stated reasons, the elusion is to future, dire outcomes rather than a serious evaluation of information, and experienced, professional input on options or actions to be taken to avoid the implied conclusion," Myers said.
Myers later pointed out that while it had taken nearly five years for Ohio to obtain the political will to start the process, the whole thing had ended in three hours, with no real public or utility generator input. "Why would I start it up again?" Myers asked. It's "devastating," he said, and predicted that the vote "shut the door on any siting in the future." He said Ohio now distrusts the other compact states.
According to Michael Lumpe, the vote came out of left field. Lumpe believes "there is one person with the answers to this and that's Greg Larsen, and he's sticking to his published reasons and won't give additional ones." Myers agreed. "No true evaluation would have come up with these reasons," he said.
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Enacted in 1980, the Low Level Radioactive Waste Policy Act made the states responsible for low-level radioactive waste disposal, but allowed multistate compacts to build regional disposal facilities to cut down on the number of sites. Formed in 1984, the Midwest Compact originally had included Michigan. As the region's largest contributor of radioactive waste from electric generation, medical facilities and universities, Michigan was designated host state to take the waste from the other compact states for 20 years. Eventually, however, the other states removed Michigan from the compact for its failure to move on designating a site. Ohio then accepted the job as host in 1992.
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Police are calling on the public to remain vigilant following a spate of van thefts across London and parts of Essex.
Thieves are targeting Mercedes Sprinter vans and since January 1, 234 have been stolen across Redbridge, Waltham Forest, Barking and Dagenham, Havering and Newham.
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We hear nothing for most of today and then we get to the arena and the misinformation starts flowing. The Fan 960 comes out with "Trade is dead, Regehr won't waive his no trade, but other teams still in play." The problem with our business is too many people are trying to be first and not worried about being right. Almost immediately the station starts backtracking.
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IN-NOLA is excited to announce that, in association, with Pauline and Stephen Patterson's new craft bar on Tulane avenue, Trèo, it will be hosting a St. Patrick's day party with a unique twist at Treo on March 14, 2014 at 7.00 p.m.
Trèo encompasses fine drinks, adventurous food and local art. Together, these three passions reflect the genuine hospitality and creative energy that have always sustained Mid-City and New Orleans.
For more information on Trèo visit it's website here.
Trèo and IN-NOLA are flying the "Celt in the Cotton Club," Tara O' Grady, into New Orleans to provide the entertainment for the March 14 party.
With Elizabeth Taylor's features, Billie Holiday's voice, Audrey Hepburn's fashion sense, and a combination of Cole Porter's writing style with a touch of Nellie McKay's quirky lyrics, Tara O'Grady is the full package, combining Celtic, folk, blues, and especially jazz in her unique style. Featured on BBC Radio 2 in the UK and WFUV 90.7 in New York, Tara's soulful and lilting vocals have been compared to Ella Fitzgerald, Aretha Franklin and Patsy Cline. WFUV's John Platt chose Tara as one of his three new music discoveries of 2013 that the station is most excited to get turned on to. And her third album, A Celt in the Cotton Club, made the Irish Voice Newspaper's Best Albums of 2013 list.
Her versions of traditional Irish songs are breathtaking.
For more information on Tara visit her website here.
The night will begin at 7.00 p.m. with Tara and her band coming on stage at 8.30 p.m. So, come on out and enjoy a St. Patrick's day party with a difference; traditional Irish music with a Jazz and Blues slant in the eclectic atmosphere at Trèo. Dress up, drink some craft cocktails, eat some good snacks and enjoy the night with some friends!
The party is open to everyone, not just IN-NOLA members so bring your friends and spread the word!
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I had just arrived home from having dinner out, and there's a message on my machine from Julie, the publicist for FLICKERSTICK. We have a friendly (if long-distance) relationship, and she's a very sweet person. She had gone to New York to see the STICKERFLICK show at Irving Plaza, which of course had been cancelled due to recent horrific events. Stranded on the East Coast with a wedding in Dallas to attend, Julie headed for Philly and called me in search of a hotel room. I offered up my couch, but she had other people to see and tend to -- specifically, SOULCRACKER! That's right, since Bands on the Run (From Good Taste [tm Sars]) have become a "family" of sorts, she's pals with them as well. They had just played a show in Allentown, PA, and were hanging in Philly for the night. Would I like to come and hang out with them? Would I? Is a bear Catholic? Does the pope...you know I had to go.
After I referred Julie to Philly's rather trashy but cheap and not totally uncharming Parker Spruce Hotel, she called me from her cab. She was going to meet up with SUCKCRUSTY at Mako's, a semi-divey bar on South Street within walking distance of my place. Could I come meet them? Meet and hang with the band without having to hear them play? Sounds ideal.
Mako's was practically empty, save for Ramsey, AP, Bob, their sound guy (whose name I forget -- sorry!), this guy Reed that works on the team, and Julie. I hung at the bar with Julie and Ramsey and nursed a Guinness. Bob and AP were glued to the TV screens watching -- not newscasts, but Son of the Beach. Yeah, well, what did you expect. That Inside The Actor's Studio would be on at a bar? Or The MacNeil Lehrer Report? Mako's is anything but erudite. In fact, I think that's their slogan. Julie and I chit-chatted as we killed time waiting for Sutton and THE CRACK'S manager, Johnny, to show up. Beastie, by the way, was absent from the group and, according to Ramsey, "never goes out" with the band anymore. Halfway into my second pint, they showed, and I asked Ramsey (totally adorable, by the way, in his triple-studded mall punk belt and his green eyes and stripy hair) to do his chugging trick. He obliged, and the half-pint went down his throat in about two seconds. Can he do it with milkshakes, too? The world may never know. I mean, he didn't answer me. If you can pour things down your throat like that, wouldn't you want to experiment with other liquids besides beer? Like, oh, say, soup. You could eat lunch in five seconds flat. Not lumpy soups, like black bean, but a tomato would go down well. Or even a noodle soup. I'm just thinking of the possibilities. Ramsey has a talent, and I'm wondering if he's fully explored where it may take him. Besides a direct ticket to Drunkenville, I mean.
So Julie, Johnny the manager (who is from Havertown, a Philly suburb), and I wanted to take the "party" to Tattooed Mom's, a great bar on 6th and South Streets. We walked the three blocks, and I realized our entourage was larger than I had thought -- there's some guys from one of the bands SOULSUCKER had played with the previous night. We were passing all the South Street "landmarks" (ooh, a Gap! And a Condom Nation!) and we went by Johnny Rockets, a fifties-styled diner. Sutton, no drinks in him yet, suggested we hang there. I said sotto voce, "One milkshake, two straws?" He looked at me funny. I swear I wasn't coming on to him. I SWEAR. Ramsey and Julie kept saying how they were charmed by Philadelphia and liked it a lot, which was very sweet of them. Since Philly is in the shadow of New York City, just two and a half hours away, we tend to have an inferiority complex. I love Philly, it's my home, and it's really nice to hear other people say good things about it. Oh my god, I'm being charmed by SOULCRACKER. Am I fired? ["Yes." -- Sars]


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The demonstrators, who were handing out flyers and seeking donations, represent the Lyndon LaRouche Political Action Committee, a known anti-government entity based in Leesburg, VA, who partake in peaceful demonstrations depicting Obama as a member of the Nazi regime.
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A call to the LaRouche PAC office in Boston was not immediately returned.
Dover Police officer Jon Cash said they have gotten "probably a dozen calls. Some complaints and some general questions on whether or not they can be out there and what rights they have to say what they have to say."
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The demonstrators have been outside of the post office for about 3-4 hours. Cash said they have not affected traffic on the road but that people have slowed down to beep or to see what is going on.
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Strong Arm Steady Gang - Get Started
Artist: Strong Arm Steady Gang
Featuring: Talib Kweli
Producer: Madlib
Album: Stoney Jackson
Avg Rating: 3.8 ( 16 total votes )
The Strong Arm Steady Gang's Booth debut, Trunk Music, earned a more-than-respectable 3.25-star average rating but, as it turns out, that track was only the very beginning of what Krondon, Phil Da Agony, Mitchy Slik and company have to offer. Now, the West Coast crew are back in the Booth and ready to really Get Started with feature number two. Leaked to the 'net in an unfinished version earlier this month but presented here in its final, official form, this new single begins with a guest verse from Talib Kweli. The conscious rap icon sounds right at home over Madlib's piano-loop beat (featuring a hook sampled from Roxanne Shante's Def Fresh Crew) and the SAS crew are equally on point, lacing the track with some sage lyrical insights ("It ain't all about gettin' a check, just get it off of your chest/ Before you earn a dollar earn your respect.") Craving more white-hot rhymes and tuneful beats? Keep it locked to our front page for the latest on Strong Arm Steady's Stoney Johnson LP, produced entirely by Madlib.
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Lethal Enforcers is a 1992 Light Gun Game by Konami in which you are a police officer named trying to take out criminals and terrorists. Shooting the bad guys will increase your rank, which is needed to get through the stages, but killing any innocent bystanders or police officers in the process will reduce your rank instead. There are five missions to complete in the game, each ending with a Boss Battle. The Bank Robbery, in which you must stop bank robbers from escaping and stealing the money, Chinatown Assault, in which you must battle The Triads and the Tongs as well as Chinese Knife Nuts that have overrun Chinatown, The Hijack, in which you must prevent a general and his group of terrorists from taking a plane and escaping, The Drug Dealers, where you must stop the bad guys from selling drugs to innocent people, and The Chemical Plant, where you must stop terrorists from sabotaging a chemical plant to poison the water supply.Among the light gun games that filled the arcades, Lethal Enforcers stood out as the first to use Digitized Sprites, specifically based on photographs of live actors and locales, giving the game a photorealistic (if pixelated) appearance. Combined with violent gameplay, like the similar use in Mortal Kombat (albeit without the famous blood and gore), this resulted in controversy.In 1994, Konami released a sequel, Lethal Enforcers II: Gun Fighters (called Lethal Enforcers II: The Western in Japan). While the previous game was set in modern times, this game changes the setting to The Wild West. The gameplay is the same, only now you fight outlaws in Old West settings such as a saloon and a stagecoach holdup.Home ports of both games were released for the Sega Genesis, Sega CD and Super Nintendo Entertainment System (first game only) bundled with the Justifier light gun. These were followed by a Compilation Re-release for the PlayStation.Lethal Enforcers 3 was released in 2005 for arcades only, and plays completely different from its predecessors. This is because it is actually the localization of Seigi no Hero ("Heroes of Justice"), the Spiritual Successor to Police 911. The game plays like a mix between a gun game and a racing game; you and an opponent race through each stage, clearing out enemies in order to reach the goal before the other player, while using a Time Crisis-style cover system to avoid enemy gunfire.Needs Wiki Magic Love.
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S.C.-based environmental attorney Tom Mullikin will attempt to climb Earth's highest mountain, the fabled Mt. Everest, in June 2015. It will not be the first of the world's great mountains for Mullikin, but the great Himalayan summit – located in Asia on the China-Tibet-Nepal border (at 29,029 feet above sea level) – will be his most challenging.
Attempting Everest is all part of his quest to become the first man to both climb the world's seven great summits and dive in the world's five oceans. He's already accomplished dives in all five oceans. And last month he returned from climbing South America's Mt. Aconcagua, his fourth of the seven summits. Mullikin has climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro (Africa's highest peak), Russia's Mt. Elbrus (Europe's highest peak), and Mt. Kosciuscko (Australia's highest peak).
Everest will be his fifth. He'll have Alaska's Mt. McKinley and Antarctica's Vincent Massif remaining.
"Altitude and what it does to the body is the killer," says Mullikin – a former U.S. Army officer and honorary "Green Beret" who also serves as deputy commander of the S.C. State Guard. "Physical conditioning is vital as is interviewing and hiring the best expert guide, which I am process of doing for Everest."
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Undici camere offrono Back Bay fascino, praticità e comfort. Arredamento di ogni stanza è unicamente progettato per riflettere la scuola per quale prende il nome.
Le nostre camere doppie dispongono di due letti singoli o un letto matrimoniale con bagno privato. Fino a due comodi letti pieghevoli possono essere aggiunti per ospitare fino a quattro persone massimo ad un costo aggiuntivo.
Prezzo per notte: $149-$249
Letto singolo e bagno in comune in questa stanza accogliente. Due single a una quota di pavimento un bagno nel corridoio.
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4,6 su agosto 26, 2014
I was alone in Boston for 6 nights doing some photography around town. I stayed in one of their single rooms. Fantastic find!! The place is clean, cozy and comfortable. And the location is absolutely outstanding. There was a nice breakfast each morning and I loved coming back after a long day out shooting and being able to make myself a cup of tea no matter what time. Fresh cookies too!
4,2 su agosto 11, 2014
We loved our room. Small suggestions: (1) Glassware instead of plastic cups would have been very nice. (It felt surprisingly like Motel Six when I took a sip of water. And (2) every room should have at least one "club chair." Our room had nice caneback chairs,which were nice, but after a hard day of wallking, I would have loved to sink into a cushy club chair. We loved the fruit cup at breakfast and the espresso machine in the dining room. And of course the interior design was lovely! We also appreciated the Guide Book lending library and the books about the Back Bay. Thank you for a lovely stay.
4,2 su luglio 30, 2014
Very nice B&B, best area to be in Boston, independence, is like being in your home
4,0 su luglio 25, 2014
The College Club was highly recommended by a good friend. I was so pleased by the room and especially the location. It was in a lovely area and convenient to the things I had planned to see and do while in Boston.
4,8 su luglio 21, 2014
Room is cozy, and the high ceilings add charm. Breakfast is decent, and they do supply newspapers and magazines. Close to at least one "T" station, they are walking distance from a lot of good dining and entertainment, including Fenway Park. Wifi is a bit slow, but that is my only beef.
4,4 su luglio 19, 2014
It's just like living in an apartment which is in the best location in Boston. However, my apartment seems so gorgeous and big, which makes me feel like living in a dream house. Home-made cookies and drinks including cappuccino are always waiting for me in the dining room. I also enjoyed looking at 4th of July fireworks right in front of me from my room, which made my day!! Once you stay here, you don't want to look for other places to stay at in Boston.
3,4 su luglio 19, 2014
Well located - central. No real guest service. No true possibility to check out 30 min later than the official 11 o'clock. Make sure you have breakfast well before 10 am since in our case arriving at 9:55 everything had been cleaned out. A bit expensive considering poor service.
4,4 su luglio 07, 2014
I've stay at the College Club nearly every time I'm in Boston. Highly recommended!!
3,6 su luglio 03, 2014
Lovely old home in the heart of Boston. Pretty much as though you were a guest in the house, most everything is DIY, but nice. Excellent value, excellent location, I will come again
3,8 su luglio 01, 2014
I stay here every time I'm in Boston. Alone I go for a small room with shared shower, as a couple I go for one of the lovely large rooms with ensuite. All are beautiful. Lack of a restaurant or bar is a non issue as it is a stone's throw from all the entertainments of Back Bay. Perfect.
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Pumice is much like scoria in that both are frothy, lightweight volcanic rocks, but the bubbles in pumice are small and regular and its composition is more felsic than scoria's. Also, pumice is generally glassy whereas scoria is a more typical lava with microscopic crystals.
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Helsinki Shore Excursion: Hop-On Hop-Off Sightseeing Tour
While you're in port in Helsinki, see the city sights aboard a double-decker, hop-on hop-off bus! Discover top Helsinki attractions on this comprehensive shore excursion, such as Senate Square, Temppeliaukio Church (Rock Church), Helsinki Olympic Stadium, the Swedish Theatre and much more. The buses are open top, allowing 360-degree panoramic views along the route.