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Dr. Robert J. Ruxin has been practicing medicine for 23 years. Dr. Ruxin graduated from the Saint Louis University School of Medicine in 1991. He practices medicine in Elk Grove, CA and specializes in Psychiatry. Dr. Ruxin is affiliated with Heritage Oaks Hospital and Sierra Vista Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
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The streets were not paved with gold, but the horses drank from marble. An impromptu archaeological dig in Riverside Park has cast light on a time when horses — not horsepower — moved New York. And when charitable impulses included the financing of water troughs throughout the city, sometimes on a monumental scale. Read more…
A 9/11 Memorial Fountain on Wall Street, Under GlassBy David W. Dunlap
What could be simpler than a glass bowl?
Actually, when it is the nine-foot bowl of an outdoor fountain, just about anything could be simpler.
"It proved to be a lot more difficult in the execution than anybody imagined," said Adrian Benepe, commissioner of the Department of Parks and Recreation.
As part of a downtown parks program financed by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, Deutsche Bank proposed in 2004 to donate a memorial fountain at the foot of Wall Street. It was to commemorate bank employees who were killed on Sept. 11, 2001, and, more abstractly, take the place of the handsome fountain at the base of the former Deutsche Bank building at 130 Liberty Street. That fountain, the setting of Ophelia's drowning in the 2000 movie version of "Hamlet," was destroyed on 9/11.
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Top 10 products revealed at CES 2014 so far
The consumer electronics show has only just begun, but a number of interesting and innovative products are already on display.
Charlie Osborne talks about (and to) the next generation of IT users.
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Luxury hotel located on the Las Vegas strip. Luxury hotel room, though a bit small, but some nice features, like a safe next to the bed. Nice and large bathroom with nice amenities. Check in was very crowded and slow. read hotel review
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The Bellagio is still one of the top hotels on the Strip. You can already tell why it has 5 stars when you enter and check in. Luxurious romms and pool. Great buffet. A bit more pricey, but all 5-star-hotels in Vegas are. read hotel review
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-i loved the hotel.the exterior and interior desgining of the hotel was beyond gorgeous -in general,the hotel was very clean -i completely fell in love with their botanical garden and wide range of luxury brand shopping. -there's a wide range of restaurants to choose from. -surely ,you shouldn't miss the fountain show there were guests from different nationalities including europe,asia and even the middle-east read hotel review
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A must go hotel in Vegas. We took fountain view room, which is a must as well. We had excellent stay, helpful and friendly staff. Also would recommend SPA facilities and hairdresser, they will take care of you really good. Fabulous exterior pool area! We went in january, when it's not the warmest, but as they have heated jacuzzi outside, you can enjoy that in any season. read hotel review
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Which comes first: peanut butter or jelly?
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When you are making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, which one do you put on first and why?
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The way I attack making a PB&J is by spreading the peanut butter on one slice of bread then spread a thin layer of jam on the other slice. Then I make their worlds collide into one glorious sandwich.


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BOSTON (AP) -- Jonah Travis had 20 points and 10 rebounds off the bench to lead Harvard past Holy Cross 82-72 Sunday night in a season opener for both teams.
The Crimson overcame and early 17-10 deficit and crawled back to tie the game at 23 and took a six-point advantage at the break.
The Crusaders fell behind by as many as 10 in the second half, but surged to take a 61-60 lead with 5:49 remaining.
Siyani Chambers hit two free throws, a jumpshot and a 3-pointer and Travis made a layup to grab an eight-point lead for Harvard.
Holy Cross cut the deficit to five, but the Crimson made five of their last six free throws to keep the game out of reach.
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- Brown halved chicken breast in butter until brown. Take out and put aside.
- In butter add chicken soup water, parsley flakes, celery flakes, and heat.
- In 9 X 12 pan put minute rice. Add all but 3/4 cup of above combination to rice and stir in pan.
- Put chicken breast on top of all and pour rest to pan mixture on top.
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The AJC's D. Orlando Ledbetter and Jeff Schultz join CineSport's Noah Coslov to review the Falcons' signings on the first day of free agency and to discuss where the team still has needs.
EXCLUSIVE Q&A: Dimitroff & Pioli ready to make moves
- 7:27 am Friday, January 31st, 2014 by D. Orlando Ledbetter
NEW YORK – Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff and new assistant general manager Scott Pioli made the rounds at radio row on Thursday at the Super Bowl.
Afterwards, Dimitroff granted an exclusive interview to me and columnist Jeff Schultz of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Schultz, a long-time former beat writer, went into "Beast Mode" and I knew to just get downfield and get some blocks for him. When he needed a break, I jumped in with a question or two, until he got his wind back.
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There is some drama brewing in the Branch!
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These Allah Faith poems are examples of Faith poems about Allah. These are the best examples of Allah Faith poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
While you sleep I tell you all of the things I keep inside throughout day.
Now that you can hear but not listen I find them much easier to say.
My hopes, my dreams, my fears, and everything in between
Your subconscious hears so keen, or so it seems.
My tongue is soft; I speak so sweetly
Knowing your reaction will never greet me.
Tonight will be different in what I want you to know.
It has everything to do with what I can't help but show.
I hold no claim to any religion but you've given me a place for my faith.
Somewhere it will never stale or lose its lavish taste.
You've shown me something I can see, touch, and feel,
And so before it I choose to kneel.
I know I don't say it but I miss you every day.
Sitting, thinking of the perfect words to be my choice,
Yet when you call I can't find any of the right words to say.
I'm just happy to finally hear your voice.
Even just a moment is enough to sooth my heavy heart;
Fearing the ends of conversations knowing we'll have to part.
I'll never be too far from you, always within arm's reach,
And in your days of darkness I'll be the light that you will seek.
I'll never let you leave too far from me, I'll stay close behind you in this world;
Secretly protecting what is mine, you will always be my girl.
I only want the best for you so the best of me I will employ.
Faithfully yours, I will always be your boy.
I close my eyes and kiss your soft sweet lips
And see the very best of you in loving bliss.
I see past the physical which makes you attractive
And focus on the things I can't see in which I'm attracted.
Your thoughts I'd love to hear them all.
Of the things you speak disinterest never makes its call.
My day will come, I know someday I'll be the only one.
And you I will pursue viciously,
Because I've given you the greatest gift I can give, to love unconditionally.
Yes our day will come, I know someday we'll be as one.
And you I will pursue viciously,
Because I've given you the greatest gift I can give… to love unconditionally.
I am a human with original sin, that came
from the apple when man and woman bit in.
I'm angry with myself at having betrayed You,
I should slither on the ground as the
serpent must now do
But Your love is kind and merciful always
willing to forgive
And I'm standing here before You, for You, I
want to live
Cleanse me of these heartless sins and make
my soul look clean
I want to be absolved of all; even the unseen
I'd like to walk with You, Allah (Lord), I
want to hold your hand,
For You to pick me up, and for me to
I know it only takes a few words for all
this to be done
The devil tried to test me, and I know now
that You've won.
They say the sun shines on the skin of a goddess her hair dark filled with flowers and her skin of silk,
When you see her don't let her go she will treat u like a god and run her silk hands against the ruffness of your skin she will show u the right way to enlightenment her eyes golden brown so deep you can get lost she can see right through you and know the depth of your soul she will speak words so smooth softer then the wind
Skin so smooth the sun follows her every move.
Why I love the Prophet Muhammad
(SallAllahu 'alaihi wa sallam)
If you ask me, why do I love him, the
Prophet Muhammad (May Peace be upon him) -
I love him because he cared about us
Muslims, and loving him is a condition –
If you love Allah, then love the Prophet
Muhammad – Allah loved him very much.
He was Allah's Final Messenger, and
The hearts of many did his mercy touch.
His beautiful character makes me admire
Him – his trustworthiness and honesty –
Even before he became God's Prophet,
Disbelievers knew that he was trustworthy.
I love the Prophet Muhammad because
Of good manners he was the best example.
I love how he was patient throughout his life
And how his morals were never skeptical.
He cared about his nation too, thus he taught
Us what we should know about our religion.
When given the chance he'd always educate,
Blessing us with advice through his companions.
As a father and grandfather, the Prophet
Muhammad was kind and tender loving.
His mercy to the poor, widows and orphans –
His good treatment of them is too astounding.
His tolerance, even to non-Muslim
Neighbors, is also something to be admired.
His mercy too was further manifest
Through his kind treatment of the slaves he hired.
As a leader – he was charismatic,
As a warrior – marked with strength and bravery,
As a family man – full of mercy,
And a husband who treated his wives fairly –
As a friend – he was accommodating –
Full of cheer, he brought smiles to people's faces –
Respectful to the old, and kind towards the young –
Mercy was the Prophet Muhammad's basis.
I love how he was merciful – and because
Of his mercy, he always tried to guide.
I love how he struggled to obey Allah,
And how he remained patient all through his life.
I love how he was able to do so much –
So many good deeds, despite his simple life –
How he could survive on mere dates and water,
And yet stand for long hours when praying at night.
I love how he was so thankful to Allah –
How he was always ready to sacrifice.
I love how his character was dignified –
How he was strong and gentle at the same time.
I love the patience of Prophet Muhammad –
In worshipping Allah, in fasting, and praying –
His patience in helping Muslims, and in hard times,
And how he was merciful and forgiving.
Because of my love for Prophet Muhammad,
I try to follow him – and say "you should too" –
If you truly love Allah, then love Muhammad –
Let your following him make your love more true.
O' Allah, help us obey you, and help us
Follow Muhammad – in this world and to Heaven –
Grant us his companionship in Paradise,
And freedom to drink from his blessed fountain.
Miriam / Mariam Mababaya
Reflections of imperfections
have shown me a way
that I can move mountains
through my power of faith
even though I can't see him
I know he is real
through the power of prayer
and a Love that I feel
It's growing inside me
like a flower in bloom
shall I reveal my powers
or is it too soon
I am reading the signs
through my darkness I find
a reason for belief in
the light of mankind
that I know shall overcome
the greatest of odds
the Love I seek amazes me
especially through the flaws
because now I am inspired
through the hero's that bring
my throne through the darkness
on which I return on as your King.
Omniscient guy
Yet he lets bad things happen
How can he exist?
Allah is the one,
neither he is father nor he is son,
and the things get done,
Allah made the sky,
seems to like fly,
Allah made universe,
Allah gives anyone without reason,
Allah do not tired in any season,
Allah is everywhere,
nearer than your heart nears,
Allah is the one,
neither his father nor his son,
It is like no other
It is harmony amidst
All dismay
It is peace amidst
All mayhem
For it is only here
That we stand
Sister by sister
Shoulder by shoulder,
I don't know you
You don't know me
Yet tonight, like many
Other nights
In ultimate devotion
Together we shall stand
Together we shall kneel
Only this time with glory
And utter respect,
Our fervent whispers
Rising in the air
Our fingers avidly pointing
To the sky
Just one
For Allah is only one,
Surrounded by a tranquility
That seeps deep into heart
And a voice that incites
Our musings…we listen,
We contemplate as it recites
As we all stare
Into that light
The First Man is Honoured
And God said, to the Angels:
"And (remember) when your Lord said to the angels: 'I am going to create a human (Adam) from sounding clay of altered black smooth mud. So when I have fashioned him and breathed into him (his) soul created by Me, then you fall down prostrate to him." (Quran 38:71-72)
God honoured the first human, Adam, in countless ways. Allah blew his soul into him, He fashioned him with His own hands and He ordered the Angels to bow down before him.
Eve is Hawwa in Arabic; it comes from the root word hay, meaning living. Eve is also an English variant of the old Hebrew word Havva, also deriving from hay. Adam informed the Angels that Eve was so named because she was made from a part of him and he, Adam, was a living being.
Both Jewish and Christian traditions also maintain that Eve was created from Adam's rib, although in a literal translation of the Jewish tradition, rib is sometimes referred to as side.
"And God said: 'O Mankind! Be dutiful to your Lord, Who created you from a single person (Adam) and from Him (Adam) He created his wife (Eve), and from them both He created many men and women.'" (Quran 4:1)
The traditions of Prophet Muhammad relate that Eve was created while Adam was sleeping from his shortest left rib and that, after sometime, she was clothed with flesh. He (Prophet Muhammad) used the story of Eve's creation from Adam's rib as a basis for imploring people to be gentle and kind to women. "O Muslims! I advise you to be gentle with women, for they are created from a rib, and the most crooked portion of the rib is its upper part. If you try to straighten it, it will break, and if you leave it, it will remain crooked; so I urge you to take care of the women." (Saheeh Al-Bukhari)
Dwelling in Paradise
Adam and Eve dwelt in tranquillity in Paradise. This, too, is agreed upon by Islamic, Christian and Jewish traditions. Islam tells us that all of Paradise was theirs to enjoy and God said to Adam, "eat both of you freely with pleasure and delight of things therein as wherever you will..." (Quran 2:35)
God continued his instructions to Adam and Eve by warning them "...come not near this tree or you both will be of the wrongdoers." (Quran 2:35)
*The Coming of the Light*
Through the storm of morose memory,
The white, winsome, winters of night,
Arise reborn, all new beginnings,
So comes, the dawning of the Light.
Thrown off are coverings, which divide,
Those of cloth and coin held tight.
Open wide your hearts,
Let loose the tide,
Rejoice and welcome,
The coming of the Light.
*Soul Stance*
Dark the eve, but bright the dawn;
The sun returns, the Earth's reborn.
Upon the turning and the chime,
Each race, each culture, God's divine,
Yet within the ebb and flow,
Of blood and tide, the spirit goes….
Attempting with each opened mind,
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*Holy Days*
In the darkest days of Winter,
When only snow retains the glow
Of sunshine and summer days;
We go within our memories
To the heart of Home.
We peek deep within wide open doors ,
Full of light and hearth fires glow,
Full of warmth and wonder,
For the lore of Home.
These are the days most Holy,
Gifted by the Lord of Love;
True Holy days in the womb of wonder,
When we are welcomed home.
*God's Side*
Between the between's,
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In this sublime endless, mindful, state;
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Now, nor then, exist,
Where is God's side?
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Whether Jesus comes to listen to you pray,
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Bird's Eye View Helicopters, 211 Airport Access Road. Helicopter and vineyard packages include a helicopter tour, tasting and logo wine glass starting at $137 plus tax per couple. Upgrade to our Island Helicopter Tour plus the Vineyard Tour and Tasting for $217 plus tax per couple or our Lighthouse Helicopter Tour and Vineyard for $297 plus tax. Fly over the vineyards and all of Newport in our "heated" helicopter. $10 off any tour w/button or receive a free inflight video. Call 401.843.8687 to book. For more info go to http://www.riaerial.com/air_tours.php.
10am-5pm: Wine Tasting Newport Vineyards
909 East Main Road, Middletown. Winery Tours Daily, 1 & 3pm. Learn the art of wine making with a tour of our vineyard, winery and barrel room and then select from a list of over 25 Newport Vineyards Wines to evaluate and enjoy. $15 Tour & Tasting/$13 w/button. 401.848.5161.
❅ 10:30am, 12:30pm (2/15 – 2/23) * Scenic Train Rides * Daily
Additional Ride 2:30pm(2/15 – 2/17, 2/22 – 2/23)
Old Colony & Newport Railroad, 19 America's Cup Avenue. Remember the days of riding in heated, vintage rail cars. Enjoy a 70-minute narrated trip through Newport Naval Station and along scenic Narragansett Bay. Trains may sell out. Advance tickets may be purchased prior to the day of travel at www.ocnrr.com with a credit card. Same day ticket buyers should arrive at the depot at least an hour ahead of the desired train departure as tickets are sold on a first-come first served basis (cash or check only) for that day's trains.Call 401-849-0546 for additional information. One discount per ticketed passenger. Note: Winter Festival Button discount will be given only at depot; customers ordering advance tickets online will be given the cash discount equivalent upon showing a festival button at the depot prior to departure. Regular train tickets: Parlor Car (ages 7 & up) $15.00/$14.00 w/button, Adult Coach $10/$9 w/button, Child Coach (ages 2-13) $6/$5 w/button. (No senior class during Winter Festival). Sunset special departing at 4:45pm daily from Saturday 2/15 through Saturday 2/22 except Wednesday 2/19; Adult $10, Children $6, First Class $24.95, includes light fare; $ 1 discount w/button.
11am: Rum and Revolution Walking Tour
The Museum of Newport History & Shop, 127 Thames Street.From thriving colonial rum trade through the temperance movement and Prohibition era smuggling, learn about the changing role of alcohol in Newport. Tour begins at the Brick Market: Museum & Shop, 127 Thames Street. $15/$12 w/button. 401.841.8770.
11am-2pm: DiscoverNewport Events and Activities at the Newport Visitor's Center
Kids, test your skill at the WinterFest Snowball Toss and win prizes!
11am-3pm: Daily Historic Site Tours
The Museum of Newport History & Shop, 127 Thames Street. Wanton-Lyman-Hazard House: 1697, Great Friends Meeting House: 1699, Seventh Day Baptist Meeting House: 1730, Colony House: 1739. $8/$6 w/button. Reservations Recommended. 401.841.8770.
11am-4pm: Greenvale Vineyards Wine Tasting
582 Wapping Road, Portsmouth. Winery Tours start at 2pm and include 7 wines and a wine glass. Enjoy samples of award winning, estate-grown wine from this 50-acre family farm now operating as a vineyard. Weather permitting. 15% discount off wine purchases w/button. 401.847.3777.
❅ 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm, & 4pm: Seal Watch Cruises – Daily Departures (Times Vary) Fri. 2/14 – Sun.2/23
Save The Bay, boat departs from The Wyndham Inn Wharf at 142 Long Wharf Dock. Join Save The Bay aboard the M/V Alletta Morris and the M/V Elizabeth Morris for a one hour cruise to observe Narragansett Bay's Winter Harbor Seals. We provide binoculars and an expert guide. The boats are partially enclosed, but the bay can be chilly so dress warmly. All programs are weather dependent. Reservations are strongly recommended. Adults: $22/$20 w/button, Children & Seniors: $17/$15 w/button, Children under 3 Free. For more information or to buy tickets, visit us online at www.savebay.org or call Save The Bay at 401.203.SEAL. For online tickets, enter promo code "Winterfest" to receive your Winter Festival Button Discount!
Daily Departures:Fri. 2/14(12pm & 1pm), Sat. 2/15(11am & 12pm), Sun. 2/16(11am & 12pm), Mon. 2/17(12pm & 1pm), Tues. 2/18(1pm & 2pm), Wed. 2/19(1pm & 2pm), Thurs. 2/20(2pm & 3pm), Fri. 2/21(3pm & 4pm), Sat. 2/22(3pm & 4pm), Sun. 2/23(3pm & 4pm)
❅ 11am-5pm: Gioni Originals
452 Thames Street. See handcrafted jewelry being designed and created on premises by artist in Residence, Suzanne Gioni. 401.935.5922.
❅ 11:30am: Scenic Overview Tour & Grand Mansion Tour
Gateway Center, 23 America's Cup Avenue. Narrated scenic trolly tour which includes a visit to a mansion. Adult $39(Marble House) or $41 (Breakers)/$34(Marble House) or $36(Breakers) w/button, Child $19/$14 w/button.
❅ 11:30am-12:30pm: Storytelling!
International Tennis Hall of Fame, 194 Bellevue Avenue. Award-winning storyteller Cindy Killavey will share engaging and entertaining tales to delight audiences of all ages- particularly youngsters with creative minds! Along with performing at schools, libraries and festivals from Toronto to Texas since 1985, Cindy has also recorded books on tape and she was a finalist in the "Storyteller of the Year" contest. Included with Museum admission, Admission: Adults: $13/$11 w/button, Seniors: $11/$9 w/button, Children: 16 & Under Free w/button & plus 15% off all purchases at the International Tennis Hall of Fame's Museum Store, and The Tennis Store w/button. 401.849.3990.
❅ 12pm & 2pm: Fort Adams, Guided Tours
Fort Adams State Park, 90 Fort Adams Drive. Make History Come Alive for Every Member of the Family. Fun for Kids of All Ages. Tours are largely outdoors and include approximately one mile of walking. Proper footwear is highly recommended. Tours are weather permitting. Adults $12/$10 w/button, Children (6-17) $6/$4 w/button, Children 5 and Under Free. 401.841.0707.
❅ 12pm-4pm: Make Your Own Perfume
Newport Aromatherapy, 109 Bellevue Avenue. This activity is great for all ages. Guests create and design their own scent while learning the art of perfume making. $10/$8 w/button. 401.846.1101.
❅ 12pm-5pm: Make Your Own Snowflake Soap
Newport Sea Foam Trading Co, 415 Thames Street. This activity is great for all ages. Guests create and design their own soap while learning the art of soap making. $10/$8 w/button. 401.743.7685.
12pm-5pm * Newport Storm Brewery Tours * Daily (Closed Tuesday)
Newport Storm Brewery, 293 JT Connell Road. Located in the north end of Newport, Newport Storm Brewery and Thomas Tew Rum Distillery is open daily(closed to public Tuesdays) from 12 – 5pm for tastings and production floor tours! In our 15 years of operation we have made over 40 unique beers and brought back Newport's famous colonial rum tradition. Come sample fresh beer and aged rum at Rhode Island's Microbrewery and Distillery! Beer Tour: $7/$5 w/button. Rum Tour: $9/$7 w/button. 401.849.5232.
❅ 1pm: Newport Seal Safari & Rose Island Lighthouse Tour
Old Port Marine, Sayer's Wharf. A 1-1/2 hour narrated and guided seal safari of Narragansett Bay, Newport Harbor and Rose Island Light House aboard the Patriot. Leaving from Old Port marine's dock next to the Mooring Restaurant. Boards 15 min. prior to departure time, bundle up! Adults $18/$16 w/button, Children (10 and under) $14/$12 w/button. 401.847.9109.
1pm-5pm: Watch the Potter Make Pots
All Fired Up Pottery, 452 Thames Street. Experience the art of making pottery. Space is limited so if you can't watch the first show come back for the next one. Shows are every 20 minutes! Free. 401.846.4042.
2pm: Redwood Library Tours
50 Bellevue Avenue. Explore the oldest lending library in America and learn about its fascinating 265 year history! Parking lot across from entrance on Redwood Street.
$5/$4 w/button. 401.847.0292.
❅ 2pm-4pm: 26th Annual Nacho Tasting
Brick Alley Pub, 140 Thames Street. Sample Award Winning Nachos. Free w/button and purchase of a beverage. 401.849.6334.
3pm-6pm: SpaTerre Cocktail Spa Party
Hotel Viking, One Bellevue Avenue. SpaTerre Open House. Enjoy complimentary mini treatments, wine & snacks, plus a 10% retail discount(20% with button). Please call ahead to reserve mini-treatment times. Admission fee will be applied towards a retail item purchased during event. $ 20/$10 with button. 401.848.4848.
4pm: Polar Pineapples
Hyatt Regency Newport Hotel and Spa, One Goat Island. Rhode Island's Largest Ice Bar is coming for Winter Fest! Pineapples Restaurant will be transformed into "Polar Pineapples" with an actual bar made of ice! Enjoy views of the bay while sipping on a variety of signature infused "Ice-tinis" or stay warm with one of our specialty hot cocktails while sitting by the heaters. Free hot chocolate at the Five33Lounge /button. Hours 4 – 11pm. 401.851.1234.
4:30pm: Lantern Tour of Colonial Newport
The Museum of Newport History & Shop, 127 Thames Street. Feel transported through time to the heyday of this thriving colonial metropolis on a lantern-lit stroll through Newport's Historic Hill. Tour Begins at the Brick Market: Museum & Shop, 127 Thames Street. $15/$12 w/button. 401.841.8770.
5 – 6:30pm: Windward Restaurant Specials
Hyatt Regency, Goat Island, Newport. 20% off Dinner w/button. Then enjoy the Funny Girls Comedy Show in the Hyatt Ballroom.
❅ 5pm-9pm: Ice Skating, Newport Skating Center
2 Commerical Wharf. The Skating Center is an outdoor, ice skating facility offering public skating sessions, skate rentals, concessions menu, warming area and parking! Visit www.SkateNewport.com or call 401.846.3018 for information. All dates and times are weather permitting and subject to change. $2 off skating admission w/button. Not to be combined with any other offer or discount.
6pm: Newport Playhouse & Cabaret Restaurant
102 Connell Highway. Come enjoy a great buffet in our dining room, then enjoy our main stage show "Angel on my Shoulder" in our intimate theater. After the show, your dinner table awaits you for our hilariously funny cabaret. "Angel on my Shoulder"- A beautiful young book illustrator has found her dream man, a ruggedly attractive owner of a demolition company. When he announces his intention to leave his family, Donna gets looped and awakes in the arms of an angelic looking man with "Wings" printed on his sweat shirt. He seems to know everything about her, including her present predicament. Complications ensue when the lover shows up suitcase in hand to discover Donna is sharing her apartment with her "guardian angel." Laughs and surprises come fast and furious as the men vie for Donna's affections. $49.95/$39.95 w/button. 401.848.7529.
❅ 6pm-9pm: 9th Annual Illuminated Garden, Ballard Park
Ballard Park. Thousands of lights displayed in the three-acre quarry meadow. Free Admission.
❅ 6:30pm: Comedy & Juggling with Bryson Lang
Brenton Hall, Hyatt Regency, Goat Island. Bryson Lang is "The Cure for the Common Show!" He has entertained thousands with his unique Comedy-Juggling act. A World traveler, Bryson has performed in China, Iceland, Bosnia, Norway, Japan, Germany, Chile, the U.K. and many other countries, as well as across the U.S. In television he performed on the "Masters of Illusion" series, and his act won first place on the "Extreme Gong Show". He was a featured juggler on the Series, "Charmed" and the sitcom, "That 70's Show." In Film, Bryson has appeared in "Austin Powers II "and "Batman and Robin", among others. Bring the family for a dazzling display of creative juggling and comedy, with dexterity and a touch of the bizarre! $7/$3 w/button. Purchase tickets at the door. 847-7666.
7pm-8pm: Newport Night Run – A Race for Education
Easton's Beach. This event is a fundraiser for the Newport Public Education Foundation. Participants can register the day before to pick up their packet from 5pm-8pm at the Newport Visitors Center or on-site Friday prior to the race at Easton's Beach Rotunda from 5pm-6:45pm. The road race starts at Easton's Beach, runs up Memorial Boulevard, through America's Cup Ave and back to Easton's Beach. For more information about the event, please visit www.newportnightrun.com. Adults $33/$30 w/button, Students $29/$26 w/button.
8pm: Funny Girls Comedy Show
Hyatt Regency, Goat Island. Enjoy two hilarious comedians that will keep you laughing in stitches. Come out and enjoy Kerri Louise – high-energy, commanding and versatile but enough about her sex life– she can entertain any audience with her warmth and razor-edge wit. Kerri has appeared as a regular correspondent on the Oprah Winfrey show and also asked to be on the very first Dr. Oz Show. Kerri's guest appearances include Comics Unleashed, Comedy Central, NBC's Access Hollywood, and ABC's The View to name a few of her credits. Stacy Kendro has done it all, standup, theater, her own show in West Hollywood, commercials, Vegas, a comedy team on cruise ships and most recently is breaking into clubs in New York City. She has appeared on Last Comic Standing and Marshall's Women of Comedy with Caroline Rhea. These funny comedians will make you laugh away the winter blues! A grand night out with the girls or your sweetheart. $15/$12 w/button. Call 401.847.7666 for more information.
8pm: Comedy with The Bit Players
Firehouse Theater, 4 Equality Park Place. Award-winning Comedy Troupe, The Bit Players perform high-energy, fast paced improvisation. With various bits, hilarious performers and participation from the audience there is not telling what might happen when The Players hit the stage. One thing is for certain, you will laugh! Much like the hit TV show "Whose Line Is It Anyway?", everything is made up on the spot- all live, including the music. $15/$10 w/button includes hot cocoa & teas or cold drinks. Always BYOB. Reservations required. 401.849.3473.
9pm-11pm: Adult Skate, Newport Skating Center(18+)
2 Commerical Wharf. The Skating Center is an outdoor, ice skating facility offering public skating sessions, skate rentals, concessions menu, warming area and parking! Visit www.SkateNewport.com or call 401.846.3018 for information. All dates and times are weather permitting and subject to change. Button discount will not apply to adult skate sessions. Not to be combined with any other offer or discount.
9pm-1am: Live Music at the Pelham – Sugar Babies
One Pelham East, 270 Thames Street. Cost of cover charge to public varies $5-/$10 per night. FREE cover charge w/button 401.847.9460.


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By Jimmy Alford
Staff Writer
Students may start taking a high-tech approach to note taking in the coming years.
At their Monday, March 5 meeting, the Princeton ISD Board of Trustees agreed to allow students to record class lectures and notes using computers and e-readers.
Some concerns were raised about students' privacy. Some were worried that allowing recording during the lectures would possibly release students' photos or information against the parents' wishes.
Superintendent Phillip Anthony said he recognized people's concerns but said the tools are already there and could help out quite a lot.
"While a teacher is giving a lecture and explaining about fractures, a student could video that for reference later on," Anthony said.
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IBM Picks Chonburi for the Smarter Cities Challenge
The multinational technology corporation, IBM, chose Pattaya under the IBM Smarter Cities Challenge which is a project that develops the city using technology in hopes to attract investment before taking a lead in the economy.
Ms. Punsiree Amatayakul, President of IBM Thailand Co., Ltd. said, "The IBM Smarter Cities Challenge is a three-year project (2011-2013) in which IBM helps develop a city that has outstanding potential to attract investment and become a leader on the social and economic scale. This project has and will continue to select a total of 100 cities worldwide to create more intelligence through the use of information technology and strategic plan to sustain development through the vision "IBM Smarter Cities Program."
"This is a US$50 million project with only 33 cities chosen this year from 40 countries. Apart from Chonburi, other cities that were chosen are Atlanta, Birmingham and New Taipei City, just to name a few."
"With Chonburi selected to represent Thailand, this means the city has the potential to be a leader in the economic sphere as well as having long-term vision and a committed management team that combines technology with the economy in various sectors. The local government will also demonstrate its participation and desire to help improve the quality of life of the local people. This is the most important criterion in the selection process. The city that we pick is the city we would chose to do business with, whether it is from a developed or developing country. The reason we have chosen Chonburi is because of its potential and its ability to attract investment in various sectors of industry, its available resources, and its position as the second most significant city contributing to the country's economy."
Governor of Chonburi Komsan Ekkachai said, "I am very proud that Chonburi was chosen. This will surely help develop not only the city itself but also Thailand on a national level. Nevertheless, Chonburi will continue to strive to be a 'livable city' coupled with its position as a leading economic center and tourist hub of the country. Chonburi will focus on strengthening the travel industry, which will stimulate business and real estate both directly and indirectly."
"To develop the capacity of these business sectors, their growth will be managed without losing sight of the residents' quality of life, all the while insuring a sustainable environment, and building and better government services. By having Chonburi chosen to be part of IBM's project means that Chonburi and Pattaya City will receive a fully comprehensive development system that will help achieve Pattaya's vision within an accelerated time-frame."
IBM will provide support by sending experts like IBM executives to work together with Chonburi and Pattaya as well as various industry leaders to jointly develop a strategic plan for the city in the areas of education opportunities, growth profile among others. The role of technology and expertise will guide the focus and progress for the city's way of life that will increase national and regional economic competitiveness. In these ways, systematic growth within a sustained environment will be assured.
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Lost cable and internet around 2am sunday nite. Came back up about 20 min ago
I lost mine in Mt Vernon, NY at about 10:45 Monday. It came back up for 3 hours today then went down again for an hour.Now it's back. For how long is anybody's guessIronically, Verizon is in the process of wiring my complex for FIOS. There are about 200 of the 290 apartments ready to go. 50 or so have FIOS and never lost service. I think TW will see a mass exodus from here when the dust settles.
Mine came back up yesterday, after about 4 hours. Speed, latency, and lost packets were a huge issue. My AT&T 4 G connection was better, but I had to make voice over IP calls because it kept saying all circuits are busy when trying to make a regular call. Today all things seem back to normal for both Time Warner and AT&T since I woke up this morning. Let's cross our fingers that it stays that way after the FCC's report.--A fool thinks they know everything.A wise person knows enough to know they couldn't possibly know everything.There are zealots for every OS, like every religion. They do not represent the majority of users for either.
I'm sorry Steve! D:Williamsville if I remember correctly was hit pretty hard, too. Much of the Southtowns were in that list of "hit hard." Out where I was, I really didn't loose too much. I know Adelphia's network at the time had dropped off for some time in my neighborhood but later returned. Many of the cable modems my neighbors had were de-activated, redirecting to the Adelphia Walled Garden for activating modems, so many of them had to go in and punch their login information in order to re-connect. The weather also wasn't too bad, as it seems my part of WNY missed the bullet. Sure, ice fell but there were not a ton of downed trees and other garbage until into the North Tonawanda area heading South towards Buffalo into the Tonawanda and Kenmore areas. I didn't drive much that day and actually called off from work with full knowledge of what was coming, but it was certainly slippery not having any plows out to clear it.I lucked out with the landline and DSL as it turns out, the remote I feed out of was without power during the whole time of the storm and thus, was running it's batteries to the ground until it went out the afternoon after the storm for 12 hours. When mains power returned their equipment started itself right back up without a tech roll. Guess no one was able to get a generator to it to keep the service online, but the Fiber to the remote was lit. The connections I have with Frontier never went down so I was able to fall over to that. A few folks I know however, after that storm were without power for a few weeks though. Can't imagine what that would be like. The longest I've been without power was for two days in 2002, back when National Grid had a transformer blow at a substation during the winter and we were out for 48 hours while they worked to replace it under blizzard conditions. A family relative and I were taking turns driving a generator a few miles away between our homes each time it ran out of fuel so the sump pump, some outdoor lights, the refrigerator, and the baseboard furnace (didn't have forced air at the time, but could heat to 76F quickly before fuel ran out and keep the pipes from freezing) could be operated. That was a chilly and windy day for sure.I will say, I do have a ticket open with Verizon that's two months old for a line in North Tonawanda I take care of. Has recurring issues with it and I'm holding Verizon to it since it breaks every 6 months and they won't run Fiber to the place.With how warm of a summer it was in the Northeast though, if the Hurricane is of any indication, Winter is going to be a big mess. One of my favorite vacation spots in Pennsylvania got hit with 14 inches of snow overnight. I can see some of that coming to WNY in the coming weeks. They're already predicting some potential snow this weekend. Looking forward to the roads being a mess again, since many of them out here are freshly paved and people can't seem to control their speed. First snow comes, I can guarantee tailgating will be abundant, lots of rear ends will be smashed in, and plenty of cars will be on the side of the road stuck in a ditch. The same stuff that happens during the summer, only worse in the winter. All of the speeding (and 0-60 in 2 seconds drivers from an intersection 500ft away) around here makes me lose my ability to gauge speed, which is quite dangerous.
After being up all night my service went down again this AM and is still down. There are now two kinds of tenants in my building. Those with FIOS and those who have now ordered it.
After being up all night my service went down again this AM and is still down. There are now two kinds of tenants in my building. Those with FIOS and those who have now ordered it.
Lost internet on Monday night when the power went down. I had my system on a battery backup, but still nothing. Internet came back up with the power at 4am today.
No video or web outages here in Hilton NY, Digital phone or w/e its calling it self these days is experiencing some hiccups. Calling out im getting a human recording saying due to network congestion blah blah. and incoming calls are getting a " all Circuits are busy" but other than that i never lost anything during the storm here.
Weird stuff happening to TWC in NYC zip 10075. Service went down in at least 2 buildings in our area (that I know of) Saturday 11/3 way after the storm has passed... We are out for 3 days now and they have no clue when service will be restored. CSR told me there is an issue with CMTS not with the cabling FWIW...


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Jun 20, 2011 11:49 AM by Stephanie Collins
DENVER (AP) - Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is coming to Colorado to meet with small business owners in Aurora.
The former Massachusetts governor is set to meet with the group Monday at the Brewery Bar. Romney also plans to hold a private fundraiser and a reception for his presidential exploratory committee in Cherry Hills Village in the evening.
He's getting support from some leading Republicans in Colorado. According the fundraising invitation, former Gov. Bill Owens and former Sen. Hank Brown are serving as honorary co-chairs of Romney's campaign in Colorado. The honorary hosts of the event include former Sen. Wayne Allard, Colorado state treasurer Walker Stapleton, Attorney General John Suthers and former congressman Bob Beauprez.
Romney has been leading in national polls and is considered the nominal frontrunner for the 2012 race.
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TECHmunch New York Is Coming Back On May 20th
TECHmunch, the food blogger conference sweeping North America, is returning to NYC to serve up tasty strategies for food blogger success! This year's TECHmunch conference will inspire food bloggers of every level and provide the ingredients you need to succeed and pursue your passion.
Who should attend? Bloggers of every level – from hobbyists to media conglomerates and everything in between as well as Brands, PR and Marketing Pros that want to connect and form partnerships with bloggers (mostly lifestyle, food and wine).
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2014 Edible Institute in New York
On May 10 and 11, at the New School, food and drink leaders from around the nation will gather for the 2014 Edible Institute, a 2-day discussion of the most important topics in the American food and drink movement. In addition to the Edible publishers — representing nearly 90 communities, from Edible Shasta Butte (northern California) to Edible Sarasota (Florida), and every delicious place in between — expect the room to be packed with wine and beer makers, food activists, agribusiness dropouts, culinary students, talks and panels by farmers, chefs, drink makers, journalists and food and drink enthusiasts (like you).
18 9 / 2013
The Chelsea Market Cookbook Available October 1st
The Chelsea Market Cookbook, which will be available in stores on Oct. 1, collects 100 eclectic recipes for appetizers, main courses, desserts and drinks from chefs working in the neighborhood's indoor food hall. The recipes were collected by Michael Phillips of Jamestown Properties, which owns the historic market at 75 Ninth Ave., and cookbook writer Rick Rodgers. It is inspired both by what's on the menu at restaurants there and by the many culinary events held at the foodie hot spot.
(Source: dnainfo.com)
28 8 / 2013
SquareSpace Event Series: Eat-Up
- 2: September 16th
- 3: October 14th
- 4: February 17th
30 7 / 2013
Food52 To Launch E-commerce Site Proivisions
Manhattan-based Food52, now four years old, includes a wide range of content, most of it created by readers. Regular features appear on such topics as "Dinner vs. Child" (offering kid-friendly carrot dishes), as well as recipes from users, contests and a forum for questions ("Can I reheat fish the next day?"). When the founders thought about where to launch their business, which now has 15 employees, New York City seemed like an obvious home base. "New York attracts a greater pool of talent in tech, media and food all in one place," said Ms. Hesser. The company, which has annual revenue of more than $1 million, according to Ms. Hesser, is about to launch an e-commerce site called Provisions.
(Source: crainsnewyork.com)
08 7 / 2013
Growing New Lives At Rikers Island
Better known as Rikers, the island jail complex currently serves as home and waiting station to approximately 11,000 inmates—men, women and adolescents who are sent here to serve short sentences or wait out detentions until their verdict or sentence is determined at trial. It is also home to a little-known garden, an oasis of calm and beauty in the unlikeliest of landscapes. Run by the Horticultural Society of New York ("the Hort") in conjunction with the NYC Department of Correction (DOC) since 1996, the GreenHouse program is part of the Hort's broad mission to "sustain the vital connection between people and plants." The 111-year-old society has evolved over the years from an old-school institution celebrating nature's majesty as expressed in ornamental gardens to a proactive tour de force: working across the social spectrum in urban farms, edible schoolyards and rooftop gardens, promoting eco-friendly techniques such as bioremediation and rainwater harvesting, as well as environmental literacy and social services.
(Source: ediblemanhattan.com)
12 12 / 2012
Farmigo Launches
via Brooklyn Based
Farmigo, a new online farmer's market, is launching today in New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles, and they're looking for a few good food communities.
Here's how it works: an office, school, neighborhood group or even an apartment building works together to form a food community. You just need a minimum of about 30 members, or 30 orders per delivery and a set pick-up and delivery location. One member (or a few) takes responsibility for coordinating with the Farmigo team to determine which producers you'll work with, and handles the pick-up and delivery of the produce. Farmigo creates a custom shopping experience for your community


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