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Professor Clary Loisel is pleased to announce that the start of recruiting for his faculty led study abroad program at Instituto Cultural Oaxaca in Oaxaca, Mexico for spring 2015 (January 26-April 17). Depending on the student's level of Spanish, s/he may pursue gender and sexuality topics as part of a course of study while in Oaxaca. If accepted into the Study Abroad Program, registration for the one credit course SPN 291 (Tuesdays from 3:40-4:30) during fall 2014 is required. Interested students should contact Clary Loisel via email at email@example.com or by phone at 243-2150.
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The Imperial Sovereign Court of the State of Montana (ISCSM) works to educate and advocate for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer (GLBTIQ) and straight allied community while promoting tolerance through the production of drag performances. The ISCSM works to eliminate the historical oppression of GLBTIQ individuals by creating a safe and welcoming environment through the production of events that explore multiple gender expressions in a fun and educational atmosphere. The ISCSM is pleased to offer scholarships for the GLBTIQ and straight allied communities. These scholarships are to honor and promote academic excellence among present and potential students (returning students, high school graduates and GED recipients). Each scholarship is a minimum of $500 and two will be awarded for the academic year. Students must be enrolled full time in a post-secondary institution of higher education, seeking a Certificate, Associate, Bachelors, Master's or Doctoral Program degree in the state of Montana to be eligible. Applicants must provide proof of Montana state residency. Applications must be postmarked no later than August 4 to be accepted. For more information or to apply, visit http://iscsm.org/


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February is National Pet Dental Health Month.
Dr. Karen Bradley of Onion River Animal Hospital shared some important practices for making sure dogs and cats have well-maintained teeth and gums.
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BlackBerry 7
The latest BlackBerry OS provides seamless scrolling and zooming in the fast BlackBerry® Browser and a responsive touch experience that makes every type, swipe and tap easy.
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With BlackBerry 7 OS powering the latest technologies like Near Field Communication and Augmented Reality, the BlackBerry Curve 9380 smartphone will open your eyes to the world around you.
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Capturing the things that make you smile is easy with the 5 MP camera with flash. And with the ability to instantly share your pics via BBM or post them to Facebook, you can make your friends smile too.
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Sources: Prices for 30" LCD-TV panels fall to new low
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Prices for some 30" LCD-TV panels have recently fallen to about US$500, amid pressure from aggressive pricing for 32" LCD-TV panels, according to sources.
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Preparations are well underway for The Sovereign's Cup that takes place from 22nd to 25th June 2011, as Kinsale Yacht Club gears up to welcome 140 boats and their crews for a fantastic four day sailing and social programme. Kinsale Yacht Club is delighted to be able to announce that MGM Boats, Eli Lilly and Fáilte Ireland have all come on board as partners for Sovereign's Week 2011.
"We are delighted to announce our partners for Sovereign's Cup 2011 as MGM Boats has opened a new brokerage office in Kinsale, Eli Lilly is a long-established multi-national with facilities near Kinsale and the support of Fáilte Ireland is a great measure of the impact the event has on local tourism," said Gary Horgan, Regatta Director.
Entries are rolling in each week, with both regular competitors and newcomers to the event from all over Ireland and the UK. This year welcomes previous Sovereign's Cup winner, Eamonn Rohan returning to defend his title on his Quarter tonner 'Anchor Challenge'. Also registered is previous Sovereign's Cup winner and Irish Team Captain of last year's victorious Commodore's Cup Team, Anthony O'Leary on his Ker 39 'Antix'.
There are a number of entries in the strong Quarter Ton fleet, including international professional yachtsman, Peter Morton who will race on 'Odd Job' as his wife Louise Morton (and Quarter Ton Class Secretary) will race on 'Espada'. Other Quarter tonners include 'Black Fun' from New Zealand, Neil Kenefick on 'Tiger', Rob Gray on 'Aquila', Ian Travers on 'Bandit' and Ken Lawless on'Supernova', to name but a few.
According to Regatta Director, Gary Horgan: "As well as the excellent sailing conditions, race management and social programme ashore, we are encouraging sailors and guests to start thinking about their travel and accommodation plans. We are delighted that the Cork Swansea ferry will enable more sailors to access Kinsale easily from the UK and Failte Ireland's website www.discoverireland.ie/cork is an excellent vehicle for checking out accommodation in Kinsale and surrounding areas."
The social programme is based around providing a fun atmosphere after racing for people to enjoy and later in the evenings there will be some great music for a top party atmosphere. The event kicks off with a launch reception at Kinsale Yacht Club on Tuesday 21st June and the week will draw to a close following the prizegiving on Saturday 25th June with a Bar-B-Q and musical entertainment.
The Sovereign's Cup was established in 1995 and has grown to become a hugely popular cruiser regatta. The biennial event attracts over 140 boats from all over Ireland and the UK who compete for the prestigious Sovereign's Cup for best all round score in IRC and The Portcullis Trophy for best ECHO handicap.
There are many Classes for entry; including Class 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 and two White Sails classes. Also, the Quarter Ton Class Championships will be taking place during the Sovereign's Cup, bringing many new visitors to Kinsale from the South of England and Wales in particular.


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David Cromer Will Direct Nicole Kidman in Broadway Revival of Sweet Bird of Youth
By Andrew Gans
Academy Award winner Nicole Kidman, who made her Broadway debut in The Blue Room, will return to The Great White Way in a revival of Tennessee Williams' Sweet Bird of Youth, the sultry tale of a gigolo and a faded movie star, according to the New York Times.
Ever-in-demand director David Cromer, who helmed the award-winning Off-Broadway revival of Our Town, will direct the production, which will arrive on Broadway next fall.
Scott Rudin will produce.
Nicole Kidman, who received an Academy Award for her work in "The Hours," was also nominated for her role in "Moulin Rouge." The actress made her Broadway debut in The Blue Room. Kidman's other screen credits include lead roles in "Nine," "Australia," "Bewitched," "Cold Mountain," "The Others," "Eyes Wide Shut," "Malice," "Far and Away," "Dead Calm" and "Days of Thunder."
Williams' Sweet Bird of Youth debuted in 1959 at the Martin Beck Theatre with Paul Newman as Chance Wayne and Geraldine Page as Princess Kosmonopolous. Both stars reprised their performances in the 1962 film.
Sweet Bird of Youth, according to previous production notes, "tells the story of a drifter, Chance Wayne, who returns to his home town with a faded movie star, Princess Kosmonopolis, hoping she will be the source of re-uniting him with his childhood sweetheart, Heavenly Finley," according to Studio notes. "Chance has no idea that his past actions have damaged Heavenly's life or that her Mayor father has sworn out an edict on him."
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Gala Latina
The Annual Gala Latina is an event presented by the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) and the Center for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) since 2005. It is the only event held on campus that features a live Latin band—the perfect way to salsa the night away!
From 2006 to 2011, Sergio Puventud and his Orquestra from Milwaukee, Wisc., provided quality music and entertainment to the campus and the community. In 2012, SHPE brought DJ Willie and the Salsabrosa Dance Company, who provided a night of entertainment for attendees.


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Council of Europe Office in Georgia
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|Training for the Prosecutor's Office on support to victims of domestic and other violence
On 20-21 September 2013,
Council of Europe experts Bianca Petkova (Women's Aid UK) and Inês Jorge (APAV -
Portuguese Association for Victim Support) trained a group of 16 coordinators of
victims' support centers of the Prosecutor's Office on support to victims of
domestic violence and other violent crime. Through lectures and role-plays,
participants were shown how to support and understand child, juvenile and adult
victims of domestic violence and other sexual crimes, such as dating violence
and bullying. Special emphasis was placed on working with disabled and high-risk
victims. Trainees acquired useful skills to support victims through the criminal
courts and to ensure victim safety. As a result of this training the
coordinators will be able to deal with victims of violence more efficiently, in
compliance with European standards in this area.
For more information see: www.coe.int / www.coe.ge
|A political organisation set up in 1949, the Council of Europe works to promote democracy and human rights continent-wide. It also develops common responses to social, cultural and legal challenges in its 47 member states.


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Grammy-Award winning artist, Adele, is probably singing a few lullabies right about now.
The Daily Mail reports the artist gave birth to a baby boy Friday.
People Magazine says it confirmed the report with a family source. It's Adele's first child. The father is boyfriend Simon Konecki.
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Considered by many to be the home of modern technology, Japan's influence on Western culture is equally important »
Getting teenagers interested in astrophysics is no easy feat, which explains why in Japan the government has taken the novel approach of capturing their attention by sending Hello Kitty into space »
A pair of Japanese nuclear reactors are being restarted at the country's Sendai plant -- the first to meet new regulations imposed after the Fukushima disaster »
A Japanese artist has been arrested for selling and distributing the design files to make 3D-printed models of her vagina on the grounds of obscenity »
A newly opened indoor farm in Japan has been built with LEDs that emit light at wavelengths optimal for planet growth »
SoftBank Mobile and Aldebaran Robotics have revealed Pepper, the sensitive robot that reads human emotions and will go on sale in February 2015 »
The popularity of Japanese animation in the UK continues to expand, with a slate of new releases targeted at both the physical and online streaming markets »
A unique animation festival is to be held in Japan, showcasing animation from around the world and launching its own awards ceremony »
Japan must stop hunting and killing whales in the Antarctic for "scientific research", after the International Court of Justice ruled that the practice is not legitimate »
A Japanese designer called Yuma Kano has developed a screw which has a drive in the shape of a smiley face, and an accompanying screwdriver that slots into it »
Politically controversial or otherwise, The Wind Rises is essential viewing that's at its core powerfully beautiful, and beautifully powerful »
Wired.co.uk's Nate Lanxon explores Lady Dinah's Cat Emporium ahead of its open day »
Designed by Japanese engineer and University of Tokyo professor Tomotaka Takahashi, the 35-cm tall, 1kg toy shown here is Robi the robot. He has a vocabulary of 270 Japanese words and can understand more than 200 »
It's hard to eat when watching bikini-clad go-go dancers do mock battle with pseudo-metallic automations from some alternate future universe -- not to mention the blaring electronica, flashing lights, giant Fembots, robotic dinosaurs and stuffed panda ninjas »
Following the Fukushima disaster, Japan has turned a pledge to cut its emissions by 25 percent into one that allows them to increase by three percent »
Takayuki Kosaka says he hopes to bring the setup to schools and public food events to reach as many kids as he can »
The Japanese government is to spend 32 billion yen (£300 million) building a 1.4 kilometre "ice wall" at the Fukushima nuclear power plant »
As a four-year joint venture between the BBC and Sega opens to the public, Wired.co.uk explores how the two companies developed their high-tech experimental theme park Orbi, and how it aims to change the way people discover natural history »
Artist Hideki Tokushige makes intricate and beautiful flowers from animal bones, exhibits them, then breaks them to pieces and returns them back from whence they came -- to the earth »
On 28 June, East Japan Railway, the largest rail company in the country, announced that it would be partnering with Hitachi to gather and anonymise data that it collected from its eticketing system »
The gentle slopes of Japan's Mount Fuji have been granted world heritage status by the United Nations educational, scientific and cultural organisation, better known as Unesco »
Samsung's Galaxy S4 uses a new eight-core CPU. It's faster but the new chip's architecture also brings a few interesting things to the table. Let's take a look »
For Into the Storm, director Steven Quale didn't want the perfect storm but an accurate one »
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Nutritarian™ International Getaway:
Calco, Italy
October 5–11, 2014
Create lasting memories and friendships on this intimate Getaway and enjoy Nutritarian living at the luxurious Ti Sana Resort & Spa.
Join us for our second International Getaway! It's sure to be an intimate and memorable event. The stunning and award-winning Ti Sana Retreat and Spa features 22 uniquely-appointed suites. Situated along the banks of the river Adda, within a beautiful natural park, the Ti Sana Retreat is not far from cities such as Milan, Bergamo and Como.
Included excursion: Bergamo
The excursion to Bergamo Alta allows those who love history to immerse themselves in the Medieval and Renaissance periods among ancient streets and squares. When you arrive in Bergamo, take the funicular that connects the Città Bassa with the Città Alta. You will then reach the beautiful Piazza della Ragione where you can visit the Duomo, Santa Maria Maggiore, the Cappella Colleoni, the octagonal Baptistery, the Palace of Reason and the Campanone tower.
Passing through the picturesque Piazzetta della Cittadella, (home of the Visconti Palace) you reach the gate of St. Alexander, one of the four doors to access the upper town with the Lion of San Marco. From here you can climb by funicular to the hill of St. Vigil, almost 500 meters, to admire the church and, from the ancient castle on the highest point of the city, the magnificent view of old Bergamo.
For those who love shopping, we can organize a walk through the shops of the Città Bassa (lower city).
Optional Suggested Excursions
Note: All afternoons are allotted free time to explore the wonders of Italy! Ti Sana recommends these excursions. Additional fees apply.
Lugano, Switzerland
Lugano lies in a bay on the northern side of Lake Lugano, surrounded by numerous mountains offering splendid viewpoints. The traffic-free historic town center, the numerous buildings in Italianate Lombardy style, the exclusive museums, the mountains, lake and a packed calendar of events all invite visitors to see the sights, soak up the atmosphere – and enjoy "dolce far niente." The town center, with its Mediterranean-style squares and arcades, and numerous parks with sub-tropical plants, such as the Parco Civico on the shores of the lake, invite you to laze around, enjoying the atmosphere. By the lakeside promenade are the Belvedere Gardens, where the parkland boasts not only camellias and magnolias but also countless sub-tropical plants and modern works of art.
Lake Como
Lake Como, Lago di Como in Italian, is Italy's most popular lake and also its deepest. Lake Como is shaped like an inverted "Y" giving it a long perimeter. The lake is surrounded by mountains and hills and dotted with beautiful villas and resort villages. There are good hiking paths, boat trips and water activities. Popular since Roman times, Lake Como is a top romantic travel destination and a great spot for photography.
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Ti Sana Detox Retreat is located in a strategic position, near all the main cities in the Lombardia Region, along the Adda River, in a beautiful natural park.
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Pricing includes the 7 day/6 night stay, double occupancy, all meals and all lectures/demonstrations.
Please contact Events at 908-237-2195, ext. 249 to register.
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Christmas project: Homemade party bags
As you'll know from all the wide variety of ideas featured in Issue 4, we think that nothing makes Christmas more special than handmade food, gifts and decorations. And if you're having a get together, what better way is there to spread the love than sending your guests home with a party bag that's filled with homemade treats?
This simple yet elegant project is from a really terrific book, Homemade Christmas & Festive Decorations: 25 Home Craft Projects by Ros Badger with Elspeth Thompson (Collins, RRP £5.99), which is packed with festive ideas. We'd suggest that you fill the party bags with shortbread, and you'll find a classic recipe for it in Issue 4!
Party bags
Party bags leave a lasting impression of the party, so why not give people something really stylish? You can also make a feature of them as part of the birthday decorations by placing them in a wicker basket.
You will need
- Craft paper
- Binding tape
- Letter stamps (optional)
- Tea-stained luggage tags
To make
- Cut out a sheet of paper for each party bag. Our paper sheets measured 12 x 15cm (5 x 6in).
- Fold your paper in half.
- Stitch around 3 sides.
- Insert sweets, gifts or a mixture of small items.
- Cut a length of binding tape slightly longer than double the width of your bag. Fold the tape over the top edge of the bag, sandwiching the bag between the tape, pinning it in place as you work around the top. Stitch the tape into place.
- Make luggage tags by cutting out rectangular pieces of card to the size you want. Write your guests' names (or stamp them on as we did, see right) or a simple 'thank you' on the luggage tags.
- Use a hole punch to make a hole in one corner of the bag and attach the luggage label.
Tea staining labels
To add a vintage feel, you could tea stain your labels. Put a handful of tea bags into a bowl of hot water (it doesn't have to be boiling) and place your paper sheets or card into the water until they are stained. Then lay them flat in a warm place to dry.
For an easier finish, put the fillings in place then glue all the sides of the bag together, so each bag is completely sealed. Your paper bags could be made from crêpe paper or last year's wrapping paper from your store cupboard. This allows you to theme your bag material to the party. Small versions of these bags made in white crêpe and containing silver-coated chocolates make pretty wedding favours. Another eye-catching way to display these bags is to attach them to a tree branch standing in a vase or bucket.
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Engineered to reproduce nature in concrete. The innovative and patented REKERS Color Blending System can blend up to six different face-mix colors in a controlled and reproducible manner, from the first to the last machine cycle. The degree and type of blending can be selected, from shaded to mottled to stripped to flecked to random, to achieve a uniquely natural impression.
Unlimited design options - Natural Impression. The result is an overwhelmingly natural look of the pavers: Not just mixing but blending different shades lead to spotted or striped designs with natural appearance. The control system leaves it up to the operator whether the design shall be produced repetitively or randomly.
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SEATTLE—The Seahawks' have just announced Defensive End Patrick Kerney will be retiring from the NFL.
The two-time Pro Bowler (2004, 2007) and two-time AP All-Pro (second-team in 2004, first-team in 2007) posted double-digit sacks four times and led the NFC (2nd NFL) with a career-high 14.5 sacks in 2007, in being named the 2007 NFC Defensive Player of the Year. He also started all 16 games seven times in 11 seasons and was named the 2008 Seahawks Man of the Year for his community contributions.
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He posted a career-high 104 tackles (54 solo) and picked up a fumble to score his only career touchdown in 2002. In 2007, he tied his career-high of 3.0 sacks on three occasions, and became the first player since Dwight Freeney in 2004 to record back-to-back 3+ sack games. For his efforts, Kerney was named the NFC Defensive Player of the Month for November, after posting 16 tackles (15 solo), 7.0 sacks, one interception and three forced fumbles in four games.
Originally the 30th overall selection out of Virginia by the Atlanta Falcons in the 1999 NFL Draft, Kerney played eight seasons in Atlanta and three seasons in Seattle, starting 144 of 159 career games played. He recorded 659 tackles (406 solo), 82.5 sacks, three interceptions, 19 forced fumbles and 11 fumble recoveries during his career. His sack total closed the 2009 season ranked third in the NFC (8th NFL) among active players.
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Medical Research Breakthrough
In 2003 an exciting medical breakthrough occurred when researchers discovered a mutation in the LMNA gene that produces lamin A protein. In normal circumstances, lamin A contributes to making proteins that hold the centers (nuclei) of cells together. When LMNA is mutated one of these proteins, now identified as progerin, is not produced properly making the nuclei unstable. Subsequently cells die prematurely, leading to symptoms of progeria.
"What we are learning now is that all of us have this protein in our bodies, and we have more of it as we age," says Dr. Leslie Gordon, MD, PhD, cofounder and medical director of The Progeria Research Foundation. "This is a major discovery because it means that we now know about something that is directly related to aging."
Progeria is not simply accelerated aging. While it does resemble many of the characteristics seen in a typical aging population, important differences exist, including a lack of higher cancer rates.
"There is a subset of the features of aging that progeria is an excellent example for," says Jeffrey Innis, MD, PhD, a pediatric geneticist at the University of Michigan Medical School. "The research that's being done is trying to tease out the molecular mechanisms involved in making an individual appear to have features of aging in some areas but not others." Progeria children do not exhibit higher incidences of cancer, but they do suffer cardiovascular problems of someone 10 times their age.
New Hope for Progeria Patients
The discovery of the progeria gene has spurred 3 clinical drug trials, including one between the Progeria Research Foundation and Children's Hospital Boston, where 28 children from 16 countries, ages 3-15, participated between 2007-2009. A new "triple drug trial" began in 2010 in Boston with 45 children from 24 countries, speaking 17 languages enrolled . All of the trials have involved trying to block the production of progerin, the protein made in the mutation. These medical research strides are giving progeria children and their families new hope for an effective treatment, and shedding new light on the phenomenon of aging.
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I know, I know - there's a lot of time and probably a number of moves left to be made - but just for fun I was thinking about a 25 man roster based on who's on the team at the moment. There really doesn't seem to be room for everybody without making some moves.
Here's the way it looks to me:
Starters (8) - Soriano, Fukudome, Pie, Ramirez, Theriot, DeRosa, Lee, Soto
Bench (5) - Blanco, Cedeno, Ward, Murton, Pagan/Fuld
SPs (5) - Zambrano, Lilly, Hill, Marquis, Marshall/Dempster
Bullpen (7) - Wood, Eyre, Howry, Wuertz, Marmol, Ascaino/Hart/Lahey
So it appears that as it stands now the choices would have to be made between Marshall and Dempster for the 5th spot in the rotation, between Pagan and Fuld for the last bench spot, and 2 of the 3 from Ascaino, Hart and Lahey for the bullpen.
Tough choices. I'd prefer Marshall to Dempster, Fuld to Pagan, and not quite sure about the bullpen options since Lahey has to be kept on the 25 man roster or offered back.
This is what I'd love to see Hendry do in the remainder of the offseason
Get Roberts - Putting DeRosa on the bench and making Murton, Pagan and Cedeno expendable (though not sure what to do to back up Theriot)
Get a #3 or #4 pitcher and make Dempster & Marquis expendable, with Marshall or Gallagher in the #5 spot.
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Ward's Auto is reporting that General Motors has begun a plan to completely integrate Saturn and its European Opel brand by 2014. By that time, nearly every car in the lineup of each brand will be "interchangeable," according to Carl-Peter Forster, president of GM Europe. Forster likens what will become of Saturn to Vauxhall, the retail channel for Opel in the United Kingdom.
The Saturn Aura already rides on the same Epsilon platform as the Opel Vectra, but both cars were developed separately, feature different content and are built in different locations. The next Vectra, however, will be the basis for the second-generation Aura sold in the U.S. Both the Opel Antara SUV and the Astra compact will also be coming to the States soon as the next VUE and ION replacement, respectively. The smallest Opel, the newly redesigned Corsa (shown above), could also come over as a Saturn if GM believes it needs another entry-level option alongside the Chevy Aveo in the U.S.
The only thing Saturn has to offer Opel is the Sky roadster. The Sky will be sold in Europe as the Opel GT early next year. Aside from that, Opel's European customers probably aren't interested in the upcoming 7-passenger Saturn Outlook, as the CUV is much too large for their tastes.
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So I'm going to Whistler next weekend and a couple of are going DH biking (if it's still open). What are the best smooth flowing runs? I don't like jumps unless they're gentle table tops or something non death defying. I've been riding Fernie a bunch this summer and love Top Gun if anyone knows what that means. See video. A guy there said some Whistler runs are like Top Gun, but a billion times smoother. So I'm just wondering which ones are the best so I can hit them right away instead of trial and erroring to find what's the best.
I did some youtube doubling :)
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[–]Ciaran500 2 points3 points4 points 10 months ago (1 child)
B-line to get you started, crank it up to jump and then start mixing in the tech trails to spice things up. Ninja Cougar, Blueseum, Samurai Pizza cat, just jump into any of the blue trails and give them a go.
Bike park open till Oct 14th but only the lower part is open (Fitzsimmons Zone).
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Awesome. I was upset when i learned that the upper sections were closed. Then I realized how bike the lower section already is. This si sweet. Can't wait. Thanks
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Crank It Up
That looks pretty awesome. Better then Fernie.
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whistler is clearly marked. even on the map all the flow trails are F and the technical stuff, roots and rocks and what have you are labeled T
here is the map for the bike park. it's the fitzsimmons zone that will still be open.
here is a quick list of where i would suggets to start
the greens:easy does it: no jumps, lots of flow, a few banked bends.
Blues: B-Line, crank it up and heart of darkness. biker X its a lot of fun.
it's right under the lift around the redbull joyride area.
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A jury of six with two alternates was sworn in Monday afternoon in Yellowstone County Justice Court. The panel was selected from a pool of more than 50 potential jurors, who were questioned for several hours in private in Justice of the Peace Larry Herman's chambers.
On Jan. 21, 2011, the Yellowstone County Attorney's Office filed the misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty against Leachman for a handful of horses that died or had to be euthanized at his former Home Place ranch during the winter of 2010-2011. He is charged with failing to provide adequate water or feed for his horses and failing to adjust or remove leg bands as the horses grew, resulting in severe injuries.
Leachman pleaded not guilty to all counts on April 20, 2011, and asked for a jury trial.
Yellowstone County Sheriff's deputies and volunteers fed the horses at the ranch through the winter.
Half of the prospective jurors were dismissed after the one-by-one questioning in the judge's chambers. The rest were questioned further in open court.
Chief Deputy Yellowstone County Attorney Rod Souza told the jury pool that the case is about the plastic identification bands put on the horses' legs.
"Mr. Leachman was negligent in not providing appropriate veterinary care to these horses or euthanizing these horses," he said.
In her questioning of potential jurors, Yellowstone County Public Defender Roberta Drew said Leachman is accused of misdemeanor cruelty to five of about 800 horses. She said it is impossible to run a large livestock operation without some loss.
Leachman, who is best known for his Leachman Cattle Co. operation and horse-breeding operation under the Hairpin Cavvy brand, lost two area ranches to debt.
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Jason Friedman said the home in the 12100 block of 54th Street North near Royal Palm Beach appeared to be vacant and abandoned when he filed for adverse possession earlier this year.
"We found the ideal, perfect home that my wife has been looking for," Friedman said.
Friedman said the home's owner had the police force him out less than two weeks after he filed for adverse possession.
"The [deputy said] to my wife, "You have five minutes to get all of your property and get out of this house or I'm taking you to jail."
Robert Norvell, Friedman's attorney, said the matter should be civil, not criminal.
"He had one to day to return back and clear out all of his family's possessions," Norvell said. "And, he's facing a significant felony charge."
Friedman was charged with several crimes, including burglary and theft, the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office said.
"It can be criminal if you're trespassing on another person's property and that person can prove ownership and title of the property," Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg said. "That is a crime."
Adverse possession laws are centuries old and, in Florida, the bar is set high.
To adverse possess a home, a home has to be abandoned, the possessor has to have lived in it for seven consecutive year and its taxes have to be current.
Friedman said he had not lived in the home for seven years or paid its taxes.
In Palm Beach County, adverse possession applications increased from 15 in 2011 to 21 in 2012.
"I hope that the judge looks at the situation and sees that it is a civil matter and that it needs to resolve in the courts," Friedman said. "The way we were treated by the police shouldn't have happened."
Earlier this year, the Florida Legislature passed a bill that would have reformed the state's adverse possession law.
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That captures the scene at Turner Field as Joel Hanrahan mowed down the Braves to cap off a 3-1 win in the most meaningful nationally televised game this late in the season in two decades. The two hour rain delay was worth the wait, as this game summed up the 2011 season perfectly to this point. The Bucs simply outworked, outhustled, and outfought a talented Braves team. While this was a typical team effort by the Pirates, one player personified the win.
Unheralded catcher Mike McKenry, the club's seventh catcher used this season, had a night to remember. First, he completed a double play with a laser throw to second. Then he knocked in a run, and made a diving, difficult catch of a foul ball when the Braves were threatening. Fortunately, McKenry also escaped a broken finger or hand on a catcher's interference.
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Its title piece is Naji Hakim's Fanfare for Nottingham, written for the centenary of the Hall and its Organ. John Keys gave the centenary recital on this organ in 2010 and the music on the CD partly reflects that recital.
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It was a Merry Christmas for one NFL team, even though it wasn't playing on Sunday. The Atlanta Falcons are playoff bound, despite resting comfortably at home on this festive of days. Thanks to the Green Bay Packers win over the Chicago Bears, the Falcons are in as a wildcard team, joining the Detroit Lions. The Bears, on the other hand, are eliminated from the playoffs -- the proverbial lump of coal in the stocking -- after falling to the Packers at Lambeau Field, 35-21.
Aaron Rodgers was his usual self, throwing for 283 yards and five touchdowns before being lifted for Matt Flynn. Jordy Nelson and James Jones each caught two touchdowns; Nelson also led all receivers with six catches for 115 yards. Jermichael Finley caught the first of Rodgers' touchdown passes as the Packers took a lead they'd never relinquish.
Josh McCown actually performed admirably for the Bears, passing for 242 yards and a touchdown, but also throwing two interceptions. The Bears leaned heavily on Khalil Bell in an effort to take the pressure off McCown, and it showed. Bell was over the century mark, rushing for 121 yards, but failed to find the end zone, as well.
Green Bay is now 14-1 heading into the final week of play, with only last week's loss to Kansas City serving as a blemish on the record. With Atlanta locking up its playoff bid, only one NFC spot remains in question, with the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys playing for the NFC East title next Sunday night.
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HELL YEAH. I've been waiting for this one. Official LxNxM homegirl Zuzuka Poderosa just dropped a mixtape/collaboration with Bay Area bass/dancehall producer Kush Arora, and it scratches every dancefloor music itch that I was hoping it would.
It's a preview of their upcoming combined full-length release, and mixes together Zuzuka tracks (both new and old) with complementary dancefloor sounds, from Spoek Mathambo, Los Rakas, Poirier and more. This is what we call quality music.
Listen and download, and get yer appetite whetted for the full release!
San Francisco producer and DJ Kush Arora has been getting an increasing amount of well-deserved press recently. After a recent hot run of riddims (check the Gunshot and Spanish Street riddims after the jump), Kush is keeping active in the Bay and worldwide, including a collaboration with the homie Zuzuka Poderosa.
This mix highlights the goods bubbling out from Kush's Surya Dub crew, and their Non Stop Bhangra night in San Francisco – anything that kicks off with Mr. Vegas and wraps with a Sheeqo Beat remix is aight by me.
Added bonus: sneak preview of one of his and Zuzuka's creations. Hottt.
Kush Arora – Surya Dub and Nonstop Bhangra Reunite Mix by KushArora
Tracklist and additional riddims after the jump.
It's been a busy weekend (yadda yadda etc), but I finally got around to getting the photos from last week's edition of Soundsystem up and running.
In case you weren't there, it was a good old fashioned party, one of the best in a minute.
Plus, Zuzuka Poderosa did a special performance, aka did her dang thing, bringing more Carioca funk than Moe Bar has ever seen before (that feels like a safe statement), and Darwin's guest set was beauty in motion.
Add beautiful people into the mix, and you've got yourself a great night. Oh yeah, and happy birthday, Arielle!
It's a movement, people.
Pictures are always worth a thousand words, and we've got pics. Enjoy!
Many more below the jump…
Thanks to the new homie Zuzuka Poderosa, I've been reminded how much I love Carioca bass. I'd been a fan of baile funk for awhile, but stopped listening. Zukuka is making me rethink that. She brings it full steam when she touches the microphone and more folks need to check her out, either online or in person if she's swinging through your city. Check out her full in-studio set on KEXP with the other new homie , DJ Chilly.
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We like to save the best secrets until they've aged just right, and this one's just about ready. Tonight, Thursday September 15th, Last Night's Mixtape is proud to bring you a special performance from Brooklyn's queen of Carioca funk, Zuzuka Poderosa herself.
Carioca bass was born to make you move, and Zuzuka runs Carioca bass. You won't have many chances to see a free (yeah, free) show by one of the biggest up and coming names in the world of global bass music too often, and tonight is one of them. As always, Last Night's Mixtape's own residents will down the tables, and you might just end up with another surprise guest or two (no promises…).
Not too shabby, eh? We'll see you there tonight! We'll be kicking things off around ten. Perfect timing.
Soundsystem goes down at Moe Bar (1425 10th Ave) every third Thursday of the month. At Soundsystem, Last Night's Mixtape – your blog of record for good musics – showcases and highlights the best music from clubs and dancehalls all around the world. Filthy!
Okay, so we're reeeally looking forward to this one. On September 13th, Zuzuka Poderosa, Brasileira via New York, carioca diva, and all-around bass enthusiast, is touching down in Seattle at the Nectar Lounge.
Last Night's Mixtape is proud to be part of the team helping put on the show (along with the homies Out For Stardom, Conrazon and Chilly), and our regular Soundsystem team Tang & Toast will be holding down the dancefloor, along with Darwin and DJ Chaach.
We've written about Zuzuka before – her take on the carioca bass sound is unique and (dare we say?) unstoppable. It really is a a simple equation: a badass performer with heavy heavy baile beats. If Charlie Sheen were still a meme, we would term that to be #winning.
It's a rare opportunity to have one of the world's finest purveyors of bass dropping in on your doorstep, and word on the street is her live shows kill/crush/destroy in all the right ways – her swing through Cali was a) sold out, and b) reportedly "mayhem."
You want to be at Nectar on September 13th. It's Brazil on your goddamn porch. You know you want it. Get your tickets now while you still can, and we'll see you there.
KEXP is a behemoth. Both as an online radio station and as a terrestrial broadcaster in Seattle and New York, the station is a perennial tastemaker, and has moved many musicians from these bloggy nether regions into the central (and hopefully bills-paying) mainstream.
It's a great role to play, which is why it's nice to see a new show, "El Sonido," on KEXP that is all all all about "Latin" music. A lot of the music we put up here can, theoretically, be grouped under that particular rubric, and it's good to see one of the big dogs in this game give it some shine.
To celebrate the upcoming show (it kicks off on May 23rd, from 6-9pm PST), show boss DJ Chilly (pictured above with Los Rakas) put together a mix of the type of musics he's going to be playing. It's a good look for the show, featuring some of my favorite folks, from stalwarts like Los Rakas and Uproot Andy to some of the newer kids on the scene like Mexicans With Guns, Sonora, Zuzuka Poderosa, Chancha and Atropolis.
All in all, vurrry solid. Take a listen, and tune in to support.
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I've gotta be honest, I feel a little guilty. I've been sitting on this project from San Antonio cumbia king Sonora and Brooklyn/Rio vocalist Zuzuka Poderosa for a minute now, and am only just getting to posting it. The ep is titled Sonora Remezcla, and it is very good.
Ah. I feel so much better now.
As the title subtly hints, Remezcla is primarily Sonora remixes of Zuzuka Poderosa tracks, with some original collaborations in the mix as well. Zuzuka comes from the bass-whomping world of baile funk, and that mixed with Sonora's more loping signature style results in a healthy variety of sounds.
The entire project is oriented towards the dancefloor, but it skips lightly from early-evening warm-ups, right through the meat of the dancing, and into the wind-down just after last call.
All in all, very solid, and hopefully a sign of more to come.


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Saxtone comes out again with the fresh vibes of house, bass and pitched vocals. Recorded by Soliaris, talented singer from Lithuania, who already gained his reputation by putting his voice on the track like "Believe In Love" produced by House Of Virus & Marshall Jefferson. Catchy melodies, sweet sax and groovy beat is what you can find in this single.
An astonishing vocals and pure melodies comes from Martin P who joins Meska Music team featuring London based producer Andy Paul. Martin is a lead vocal in a band Kick Punch Gang, also a music producer. Release contains Martin P ft. Andy Paul "Next To Me" original version and a remix by Paul Monroe.
Meska Music presents "Back to Business" EP by Anthonis. Jacking beats and deep emotions is what you can find in this release. Anthonis: born in 1995. Location: Lithuania, Vilnius. Genre: house, deep house.
The second EP – "Freeze my soul" from the artist Saxtone. Recorded with the freezing voice owner Valentina Yaron. Song is remixed by Martin Virgin and St. Stereo, known as Lithuanian deep house & disco scene leaders.
This sound will get you down and take you up at the same time! Summery and quality house music should entertain not only electronic music fans.


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LA CROSSE, Wisconsin (WXOW) - A La Crosse program that helps assist Russia in tackling cancer, is expanding thanks to a grant.
Through the bridging cancer care program, Gundersen Lutheran Health System and World Services in La Crosse exchanges resources such as nurses and physicians with three cities in Russia. Throughout the year, health officials from La Crosse will go to Russia and Russian health officials will come to Wisconsin. Sandy McCormick is the CEO of World Services of La Crosse and she says an additional grant from Bristol-Meyers Squibb is helping expand the program.
"We're very excited about it. It's just a fantastic opportunity to help people in Russia and to provide people in the La Crosse area to have experiences with working with Russia so it's a win, win."
According to health officials in Russia, cancer is the second leading cause of death in the country. The local bridging cancer program started in 2011 by a grant provided by Bristol- Meyers Squibb to improve patient education, cancer prevention and screenings for earlier diagnosis.
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text: The Nokia E72 is a capable smartphone with a focus on communication. The hardware has the quality feel to it that we expect from Nokia, providing a range of services that whilst all proficient, don't really excite. We did like the new free navigation that Ovi Maps provides, but the rest of the platform feels as though it needs to take a step forward.


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UFC 158 is less than one month away, as Georges St. Pierre fights Nick Diaz for GSP's welterweight title. This is the 3rd time they've set this fight up, and Diaz already lost one title shot for no-showing press conference. Diaz has played nice as far as the press conferences, but now the issue has apparently shifted to the Countdown series. MMA Weekly transcribed what he had to say about Nick at the UFC on Fuel post-event media scrum:
"First we gotta get him to show up for the (expletive) interviews and then we can do it. How many has he missed, four? Three. He's missed three," White revealed.
"So we've got a crew rolling around Stockton not doing a (expletive) thing. It costs us a lot of money and we can't properly sell the fight or Nick Diaz."
MMA Weekly also spoke to Jonathan Tweedale, a lawyer for Diaz's camp, and he denied that Diaz had any knowledge of the scheduled interviews, and that the UFC never even notified him of these dates:
"Dana is mistaken. There is no 'crew rolling around Stockton' and Nick did not 'miss' three interviews," Jonathan Tweedale, a lawyer with the Nick Diaz camp, told MMAWeekly.com on Sunday.
"In fact, several earlier dates were arranged without Nick's knowledge and with no notice to Nick. When Nick learned what had happened, I assisted him in arranging a date and time directly (Thursday, Feb. 14). Nick arrived early and was in good spirits at that Feb. 14 date – the one and only date he knew about in advance.
"Nick requires things to be done in an organized and orderly manner. That is the kind of professional he is."
If you wanted a smooth-sailing fight build-up for GSP vs. Diaz, you're not going to get it. Dana White did say he was "not worried" about these incidents, but the question remains whether or not this will escalate into something worse than missing Countdown filming.'


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Is actress Hallie Berry the worst co-parent in Hollywood? If you asked the father of her daughter Nahla Gabriel Aubry what he thinks chances are his answer would be yes. She has done everything in her power to separate the child from her father legally and emotionally since before the celebrity couple split. Now, she is dating a man who has been threatening to kill him and gave him a brutal beating on Thanksgiving. Who will the courts protect – – the actress, the thug, the daddy, or the best interests of the child in question?
Gabriel Aubry, a prominent restaurateur, was beaten to a bloody pulp by Halle Berry's actor boyfriend Oliver Martinez over the 2012 holiday. The French actor is allegedly furious that he and Berry have had to shell out over $3 million dollars in legal fees trying to block Aubry from seeing his child. Their goal? They want to move to France where they can start their new life with Martinez playing pretend bio-daddy to young Nahla, the daughter of the movie star and her ex beau. Claiming having to share custody with the father is causing them undo stress in their relationship, they seem to have begged the courts to let them move away and take the child anywhere they want.
Please. Like moving anywhere ever "fixes" anything… That's the source of where the real beef between the rival males started. You know — the one that turned into a major brawl at Halle Berry's house.
Berry and Martinez lost a key court battle against the father when a judge ruled they were not allowed to move the little girl out of the country. Inside sources say the egotistical Hollywood-hyped pair decided that with Aubs out of the picture that he could play daddy while she could keep all the child support money.
Aubry did not just win his motion to block Berry from taking his baby girl so far away from him that he would hardly (if ever) be able to see her. He also won child support to the tune of $10k plus dollars per month — something that really pissed Martinez off.
Knowing that the goal of any adult couple who splits is supposed to be to successfully co-parent any children affected by a split, Berry's plan to remove Gabriel Aubry from his daughter's life is the antitheses of healthy co-parenting.
She's run his name through the mud in the press with alarming regularity. She's got the thug boyfriend terrifying him and has proven he is absolutely in harms way if and when he comes to pick up or drop off his daughter from visitation. And, of course she's been blatantly trying to buy her daughter's affections.
[The celebrity mom was seen showing off her continued custody of Nahla as she danced and played with the child at a "Yo Gabba Gabba" concert the day after she had her boyfriend brutally assault the child's real father the day before. She appeared completely happy -- almost elated -- to be able to mug for the cameras while playing with their daughter that day.]
Since the California court finally saw graphic photos of Gabriel Aubry, they have finally ruled that he is actually the man in need of protection from Oliver Martinez. The problem is, that Nahla still remains in the household with Berry — the woman who has been the driving force behind all the chaos in the child's life.
What do you think? Should a mother who interferes with visitation constantly while doing her dead-level best to terrorize a child's father be held morally culpable or legally liable for her actions? When does a child have their right to love both parents equally and to be able to spend equal time with either be protected? The celebrity split and Berry's behavior certainly opens up the social issues question about children's rights open wide.
Since Aubry seems to have taken a beating simply for doing his best to be a part of his child's life and costing the more famous celebrity couple money, it does not seem right that she's the one left holding all the legal cards to keep custody. After all, it looks like the only thing he'll eventually walk away with is a broken heart and a black eye. In the end, though, it is Nahla who is going to suffer for the rest of her life.


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Legal Test Kitchen (LTK)
- Address:
225 Northern Ave.
Boston, MA 02210Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Legal Test Kitchen (LTK)
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.legalseafoods.com/Restaurants/Boston-Legal-Test-Kitchen-br-Seaport
- Phone: 6173307430x
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Sunday - Saturday: 11am - 2am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Here at LTK, we can accommodate from 15 to 30 people for a sit down dinner in one of our two enclosed all-season patios or up to 100 guests for a cocktail reception in a semi-private area of our dining room.
- Special Events: Here at LTK, we can accommodate from 15 to 30 people for a sit down dinner in one of our two enclosed all-season patios or up to 100 guests for a cocktail reception in a semi-private area of our dining room.
A word from Legal Test Kitchen (LTK)
Legal Test Kitchen (LTK), a Legal Sea Foods concept, ventures into uncharted waters and pushes the boundaries of innovation in premium food and drink. Multicultural dining options and inspired seasonal cocktails cast a wide net in attracting those who have an appetite for fun.Continued
Located in the Seaport District, our restaurant is within easy walking distance to the Institute of Contemporary Art, the World Trade Center, the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, the Bank of America Pavilion and hotels including the Renaissance Boston, Westin Waterfront and Seaport. LTK is both a destination and neighborhood hangout and our extended hours of operation make us a late night lure.
In season, you can eat sea fare while smelling the salt air in our patio seating.
Located in the Seaport District, our restaurant is within easy walking distance to the Institute of Contemporary Art, the World Trade Center, the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, the Bank of America Pavilion and hotels including the Renaissance Boston, Westin Waterfront and Seaport. LTK is both a destination and neighborhood hangout and our extended hours of operation make us a late night lure.
In season, you can eat sea fare while smelling the salt air in our patio seating.
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Legal Test Kitchen (LTK) reviews from OpenTable diners
248 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.1
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelEnergetic
vibrant bar scene (84)good for groups (77)fit for foodies (70)hot spot (66)great for outdoor dining (58)great for lunch (57)special occasion (48)neighborhood gem (41)late-night find (33)scenic view (27)notable wine list (20)romantic (19)kid-friendly (17)great for brunch (13)Show More
- Nice experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/30/2014Really nice experience. Excellent service - food was outstanding and the decor was pleasing and the restaurant had an energetic feel to it.Special Features:
- Another great timeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/27/2014LTK just keeps getting better & better. Great food and an awesome staff & crowd.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WineMasterDined on 8/24/2014Always great and top of the shelf service. Love being outdoors and enjoy the evening specialsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Noisy - Server too SillyOutToDinnerLoverDined on 8/24/2014Was at LTK a month ago and came back just for their Tuna Burger. Delicious both times! However, restaurant is very noisy, and this visit our server was a little too flippant and silly - like she was our best friend. She never brought us rolls and when we asked she laughed it off that she couldn't remember everything! Got the rolls at the same time as our meal. Maybe servers need to be a little more professional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DocRDined on 8/22/2014Good place to go after the ICA. Great bar and staff. Magician. Good fun outing but noisy.Special Features:
- Good for a younger crowd2togoVIPDined on 8/20/2014Went on a Wednesday night and the place was jammed. OK if you don't mind non-service while you wait for your food (which when it showed up was very good BTW). The Seaport area has become the "happening scene" in Boston, which is fine if that's what you want. For fine dining in a place where you can carry on a conversation head to the south-end or back-bay. Or, come back to LTK when the tourist season is over and kids are back in college.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner on 8/20DSmithDined on 8/20/2014Our food was very good. The scallop, crab cake & shrimp special I had was excellent and my wife's steak tips were very good. For a seafood restaurant, they offer several beef and chicken dishes for non-seafood people such as my wife, so the menu appeals to many tastes. We had an excellent server by the name of Dione which made the meal even better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Saturday night out - bad choice...OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/16/2014I am a huge fan of Legals Seafood and actually ate at the Legal Harborside last week where we had a fabulous meal, wonderful waiter and excellent ambience. We returned this week to the Harborside bar and had a drink - the place was bustling and the energy was fun. We headed across the street to LTK for our reservations at 8:15. What a mistake! We were squeezed into a table for two. The lighting was dark was not romantic and the ambience was boring after just leaving Harborside (1st floor). Our waitress was horrible. The food was fair but not up to what I expect from a Legals plus I was expecting something more creative at the test kitchen. I was disappointed in all aspects of the meal. This was a waste of my money and a poor choiceSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/16/2014The food was good but fairly standard. I expected something a little more daring for something with the name "Test Kitchen".
- Grad PartyGradPartyDined on 8/16/2014First let me say the service was outstanding. The dining room was pleasant and comfortable. Many in our group selected the fish and chips we felt the fish and fries were over cooked. The clam chowder, baked Schroeder and pulled pork was delicious. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unfortunate serviceDinerDined on 8/12/2014We love this restaurant, have been here many times, and the food is great. This time we were celebrating our anniversary and a first night out since our baby was born. Despite our reservation, we waited 40 min. They offered us a free appetizer and when we were finally seated the bar tender brought it to our table. But we had no silverware or napkins so I had to get up and find them. Also our table was kind I isolated which was nice, but as a result we didn't have a waitress until someone finally noticed we weren't being helped. Once we had a waitress the dinner went much better!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant experienceImakereservationsDined on 8/10/2014We started out in the dining room but didn't care for the loud (and strange) music. They were very accommodating in our request to change to outdoor seating. Food was very good at a reasonable price for Boston. Service was appropriately attentive.Special Features:
- Good experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/9/2014Food was great and reasonably priced. Love being able to eat a very late dinner while amongst others...we were nervous the kitchen would be closing right after our 10:45 res, but the place was hopping and all of our first choices were available.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, interesting menuOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/9/2014Food was great. There was techno music playing the whole time but it was not too loud. Overall fun atmosphere.Special Features:
- Go to Legal Harborside insteadBoston94VIPDined on 8/9/2014While the food was fine, the dining setting at LTK was not one I'd want to repeat. The noise level goes beyond vibrant to just plain loud; music sounds like you're in a dance club and isn't turned down on customer request, leaving you shouting to be heard by fellow diners. The air conditioning level was also arctic on a lovely/not hot August night, so much so that members of our party took breaks to go outside and warm up. (Also not adjustable on customer request.) I've had good experiences at other Legal restaurants and would choose them instead next time.
- Weekend in BostonRalquikDined on 8/8/2014Grabbed a late dinner last Friday night. Our waiter was very attentive. The food was excellent and the drinks were good. I would definitely attend this restaurant again the next time I am in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful experienceNCnBostonDined on 8/7/2014The staff was friendly and welcoming. Gave great recommendations. Food was delicious! Drinks were divine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ehhsosoDined on 8/2/2014Food was not impressive. Good for drinks and apps.Special Features:
- LTK was very good but noisyBradPDined on 8/1/2014We really enjoyed LTK. The food and service was great. The noise level (on a Friday night) was very high making dinner conversation difficult. Other than that, it was great.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friendly service, excellent foodOpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 7/31/2014LTK accommodated me carrying my golf travel bag, thanks! Our food was excellent, with the crabcake combo a real treat.Special Features:
- Great experience!freshfish555Dined on 7/27/2014The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable. The GM was very hospitable. Very nice looking restaurant. Foods taste awesome. I'm definitely coming back and letting my friends know about this place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Hot Spot in Seaport!SeeyouSoonDined on 7/24/2014From the table service to the bar, LTK staff is on top of their service skills. I had dinner with a friend in their dining room with Crystal as my server. She went above and beyond to make sure we had an amazing time. Big thanks to Terrell for getting us all the extras for the awesome bread pudding super fast, and the dessert beverage recommendations. The food, oh the food, great presentation and top quality. Same top quality service at the bar with high energy, cocktail slinging, friendly bartenders Kathryn, Jenny, Josh, Trish, and Kathy tending to bar. For the first time at a Bar I meet everyone and it felt like a huge family. Wrapping it up... As a new guest... I LOVE THIS SPOT! Ill defiantly be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place before a concert!NaugHeaderDined on 7/19/2014Our party of 4 went here before a recent Saturday Night concert and was completely satisfied. The ladies enjoyed a moderately-priced bottle of champagne (around $35), while I had a margarita (too small - only criticism) and a beer (small but good selection to choose from). We had the Crispy Montauk Calamari to start, which was excellent. My wife enjoyed the Paella, while the other lady in our party enjoyed the Open Faced Crab Cake Sandwich. My friend enjoyed the Grilled Rainbow Trout, while I enjoyed the Grilled Tuna Steak with sweet potato fries and green beans. My tuna was grilled rare as requested and paired nicely with the wasabi cream sauce. Other than the margarita being too small, everything was wonderful, including service.Special Features:
- ReviewsWistaDined on 7/19/2014Chose LTK from reading previous reviews.We were two guests dinning before a concert. I think the reviews were misleading. The calamari was excellent, white sangria was OK, Paella was OK but have had better, Lobster Fra Diavlo was a mistake for me. Sauce wasn't at all spicy and the lobster was still in the shell.......what? Have had Fra Diavlo before and have never had to wrestle with the shellsame sitting in sauce. Thankfully my date pulled the lobster from shells or it would have gone back. When you're out for an evening, the last thing I want to do is wrestle with shells. LTK is a great location for dinner or drinks before a show at the Blue Hills Pavillion.Special Features:
- accommodating to food intolerancesyogabrandyDined on 7/18/2014I am severely intolerant to wheat, gluten and dairy. I wanted something more than a salad and picked out a couple of things on the menu that I thought would work. My server was very knowledgeable in knowing that my selections did contain gluten in the soy sauce. She spoke with the check for suggestions and he made a special sauce for me. The salmon vegetable pad thai was excellent! Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fast food that is real foodKszrDined on 7/18/2014Had a fast lunch during the work day. Delicious food, good service. This is Legal.Special Features:
- Great seaport eateryDllarsonmdDined on 7/17/2014What a unique and delightful eating experience. This was a memorable experience!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good EnoughPFitzDCDined on 7/14/2014Our server was charming and offered good recommendations. The order was messed up, but the manager made it right without hesitation. Still, we never got certain requests (like different condiments). Food was good, but not amazing. It was a hot spot near the convention center hotels, but not a place I'd go out of my way to recommend to others with great enthusiasm. But I wouldn't warn them off, either.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/14/2014Great Job really enjoyed. Good information and server was friendlySpecial Features:
- Very lively & good foodKevinBDined on 7/12/2014Even though I was 15 minutes early for my reservation, they took me right away. The service was fast - I ordered the clam chowder & very quickly it came out. For my entree, I ordered a special with grilled shrimp, grilled scallops, and a crab cake and it was all very good & tasty. It was rather noisy though with the loud lively music they play such that you might have trouble hearing other people in your group talk. I was ok with it, but it might not be for everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Choice in the SeaportOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/11/2014Went here before a concert across the street. Great food, great service.Special Features:
- Close to seaportDukeParentDined on 7/9/2014The food was good and the wait staff were excellent. The noise was high and it made it hard to hear the others at my table.I would recommend this to a friend.
- extremely disappointedcooksdelightDined on 7/9/2014I had made this reservation for my daughters 21st birthday, with a note in the comments on Open Table that it was a special 21st birthday. The day of the reservation I called the restaurant to ensure something special would be done for desert for this 21st birthday. Upon arriving I alerted our waitress, Sade, that this was special and we wanted a special dessert or something for the 21st bday girl. Mid dinner one of our guests got up and alerted the waitress and the hostess again. At the end of the dinner there was NOTHING but a bill. It was a terrible ending to a fairly expensive meal, where the services and lack of attention was inexcusable I will not recommend this restaurant or go back myself again.
- Great dinner at a perfect spotFishwitchDined on 7/9/2014Had tickets for a show at Blue Hills Bank Pavilion and it easy and convenient to get a bite to eat at LTK before hand. Parking was right there and it was an easy walk to the Pavilion. The wait staff were very friendly and the food was very good. We had plenty of time for a drink, app. and dinner. I loved my salmon. I would definitely go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- bar scene was greattrishthedishDined on 7/9/2014At first we were disappointed as we arrived with a reservation, and once seated waited at a table for 10 minutes for service- no one came so we went to the bar. Within 2 minutes we had drinks, lively conversation and recommendations for our meal. Pleasant atmosphere, lots of fun, and loved all the recommendations for food and wine! Would definitely go back for the bar!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unlikely to go backOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 7/5/2014I usually do not leave a review unless something really bothers me. 1) our waitress messed up our orders twice. 2) we ordered the shellfish towers (large), the shellfish were not fresh, very disappointing. The oysters and clams were so small and they aren't even fresh. The crab legs were FROZEN, I cannot believe we spent $50 on this awful dish. In summary, if you want good seafood, stay away from this place. I was very disappointed as our party of 9 were there to celebrate my birthday. We spent over $400 and the parking validation is a total joke, 2 hr but if you exceeded 2 hrs, the validation is useless and you need to pay regular fare at the Park Lane Garage. The kitchen were slow, and we couldn't get out of the restaurant in time.
- New favorite place in the seaport!southiefoodieDined on 7/4/2014I've been here twice recently and don't have anything bad to say so far!Special Features:
- Great Lunch!Foodie224Dined on 7/4/2014Lunch was good - we started with the chowder. Delicious as always. For our entree, we had crab rolls. It was a miserable day out so the restaurant wasn't that crowded. I thought that our server was great -very attentive. No complaints. We have been for lunch and dinner - def would go again!!
- Excellent food and serviceLunchbeforeconcertDined on 7/2/2014Our waiter was very knowledgeable, friendly and efficient. The food was excellent and extremely reasonable in price. We would definitely return on our next visit to the city.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Big PartyDaveDined on 6/28/2014We showed up Saturday night with a party of 10 (which grew to 12 mid-meal) and were treated very well by the LTK staff. With a reservation we only waited about 5 minutes before our table was ready, then were treated well throughout the night by the wait staff. All food and drink items were brought out in a timely manner for a party of our size. Appetizers and drinks were all hot and delicious, the main meals received mixed reviews. My crab cake and shrimp mixed-grill plate was tasty but rather small for the price (half the plate was empty), and the side salad was simply lettuce and olive oil. Overall good experience, we will be back.Special Features:


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Kc cant sigh him now no matter what they do
Even if they cut Baldwin for his salary cap hit a little over 2mill but his dead money is a little over 3mill
KC only has around $82,492.00 left in cap space today
Lloyd at the least would get the vet minimum 940,000.00
So to get Lloyd well I guess KC needs to start cutting younger starters to get a older WR…bah!!!
Well why not some for the higher paid 2nd team guys
But then there goes the depth.
And at WR there is enough depth for #2 to get the job done
But only and a BIG maybe after the season starts and Lloyd is still looking for a job…..


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Christmas is almost six months away, but it's the perfect time to get a sneak peak at some of the presents you might unwrap this holiday.
We flew to New York City, to mingle with insiders previewing tomorrow's gadgets today.
"Most of the stuff you see here is yet to get to the stores," explains Perry Reynolds, of the International Housewares Association. "In our industry, people are sometimes planning years ahead."
Many new products promise convenience. First, a fresh take on the cell phone charger.
Energizer will sell a device with three surge protected outlets, two USB charging ports and a night light. All in one. It costs $49.95
We found dishwasher safer rolling pins, and even a new wrinkle in irons.
"Very few people like to iron, so we can to make sure you're spending less time doing it," explains Evan Dash of Storebound.
The iron warms in just 40 seconds, and the water tank detaches. At $69.95, Dash says it will save time.
"While the iron's heating up, you're filling it up, bring it back, plug it back in and you're ironing within a couple of seconds."
There's another product that promises to tempt your palate. Storebound is selling an "At Home Yogurt Maker". It costs $39.95.
"It should be a big money saver. Basically it's like a petri dish," explains Dash. "It will go from a liquidy substance to a very thick substance overnight."
The company also has a new take on the old blender.
Dash says, " This motor actually is two and a quarter horsepower. It's like a lawnmover in a blender."
It turns rice into flour. But here's what's really hot: Add vegetables and they spin so fast, you get bisque - AKA, soup.
"200 degrees piping hot soup." Dash says. The blender sells for $399.95.
Among all the products, we've seen the hottest competition in keeping your drinks cool. Age old ice is improving, because it waters down a cool beverage.
"We see ice as a little bit of an enemy," explains Jim O'Brien, of Sipping Stoners. He sells a box of rocks, specifically soapstone cubes, you keep in the freezer. You then, dunk 'em in your favorite beverage—keeping it pure. It costs $19.95.
There's also a new pitcher, with a cool center core. It chills without watering down what's inside.
Linda Field is with Primula Flavor It. She says, "you can freeze this (center core), you can get it really, really cold. And when you're done infusing, you take this out, you put this in, and this is going to keep it totally cool without diluting it whatsoever."
The pitcher also stores on it side. It costs $39.95.
The International Housewares Association says in 2010, US consumers spent $67 billion dollars on house wares. Worldwide, sales totaled $302 billion.
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