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Longwood Gardens Orchid Show and the Philadelphia Flower Show are sure to brighten up the dreary winter days ahead. Continue reading
I just came across a fabulous web site if you still need inspriation to come the Brandywine Valley during the Holiday Season. The web site is www.donnan.com/Longwood-Christmas.htm and it has fabulous pictures as well as the sounds of Justin Hartz who led a Christmas carole sing-along … Continue reading
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Wildflowers are abloom in the beautiful Brandywine Valley at Longwood Gardens. Hamanassett Bed and Breakfast suggests you visit before winter's cabin fever starts. Continue reading
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Tulane Continues Success in MLB Draft
Five players off the 2013 Tulane Baseball team were selected this past June in the Major League Baseball draft. Weekend starters David Napoli (Washington Nationals, 8th Round), Tony Rizzotti (San Diego, 25th Round), and Alex Byo (Arizona Diamondbacks, 33rd Round) joined senior infielders Brennan Middleton (Washington Nationals, 10th Round) and Garrett Cannizaro (Los Angeles Angels, 18th Round) in hearing their name called.
The five Tulane players selected this year ties for the second most players drafted out of Tulane in a single season in the history of the Tulane program. In 2009, Josh Prince, Aaron Loup, Josh Zeid, Sam Honeck and Taylor Rogers were all selected. Six players were taken in 2007.


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Chad Burgess is the Marketing Manager at SeatGeek, a forecasting and search web application that helps fans save money on sports and concert tickets. You can find more from Chad on the SeatGeek Blog or follow him on Twitter at @chadburgess. We've previously shown you how to discover music, how to find concerts online, and how to share setlists. If you've got those areas of social music covered, you might now be looking for concerts when you are on-the-go.


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Written by Thomas Duffy Thursday, 04 June 2009 11:29
On May 13, Farmingdale's Matthew Lowe attempted to make history by becoming the youngest golfer ever to qualify for the U.S. Open.
The 13-year-old competed in a qualifying tournament held that day at Cherry Valley Club in Garden City. He was one of 144 pro and top amateur golfers who took to the field striving to earn a spot in the U.S. Open. Ultimately, he fell just short of that goal, but finished the day ranked 39th among his peers.
There were only nine spots available for players to move on to the next round. Lowe shot a 4-over par 76 – in other words, just four strokes removed from the score he would have needed to qualify for one of those spots.
In all, 9,086 golfers nationwide have applied to this year's Open – a record amount. Only 156 players are allowed to compete in the Open, thus making this year's series of qualifying tournaments one of the toughest in Open history.
Lowe is the youngest of all the golfers who applied this year.
Reportedly, Lowe first set his sights on this year's Open seven years ago, when he was just 6 years old and after the Open had first been held at Bethpage State Park by his hometown of Farmingdale. Lowe declared then that he would try out for the U.S. Open whenever it returned to the park, which, as it turned out, will be this year.
When the time came to put in his application for the U.S. Open, Lowe said he felt no hesitation.
"It was like the easiest decision of my life," he later said. "I knew it was going to be a lot of fun."
There is no minimum age requirement for applicants to the U.S. Open. In order to be eligible for Open tryouts, an applicant must have a US Golf Association (USGA) Handicap Index of 1.4 or better (lower). Lowe's handicap is plus 0.3. To put that in perspective, a player with a handicap around 10 is generally considered a good golfer, while a player with a zero or lower handicap is considered an expert or "scratch" golfer; a plus handicap is considered less than zero and thus is better than scratch.
"The fact that I'm eligible to do this has made me proud of myself," Lowe said prior to the tournament. "I've been preparing so long, I just can't wait to get out there and try my best and see what happens."
Lowe's effort at the Cherry Valley Club made an impact on many observers.
"I was just amazed someone that little could hit the ball that far and not be nervous," said golfer Bob Caliari after watching Lowe make his first drive of the day. "I was nervous for him."
"I was very impressed," said another of Lowe's competitors, amateur circuit veteran Adam Leon. "There were some holes where I was outdriving him by 100 yards and he didn't let it affect him at all." As it turned out, Lowe actually bettered Leon's final score by a single stroke.
Lowe shot no worse than bogey – that is, one stroke over par – on every hole he played in the tournament. One of the most noteworthy shots he made that day came on the 4th hole, after hitting the ball into the rough about 30 yards behind a pair of trees – his only errant drive of the day. Rather than look to chip the ball out, he instead chose to use a 7-wood and attempted to hit the ball high up and over the trees in a single shot. His gamble worked, and he ended up returning the ball close to the green. As a result, he was able to make par on that hole.
"When you're 13, you try those shots," his mother, Carol Ann, later said of her son's readiness to take risks.
"I don't know how he does what he does," said Lowe's father, Michael, who served as his caddie that day. "He loves the pressure."
When asked afterwards to describe how proud he was of his son's performance, he said simply, "You have no idea."
Despite achieving so much simply by playing so well on such a prominent stage, Lowe would not be satisfied with anything less than triumph.
"I was there," he said afterward, lamenting of what he perceived as a missed opportunity. "There will be other opportunities," he acknowledged, "but this was my dream."
Adam Leon, however, pointed out at least a silver lining to Lowe's cloudy situation.
"He was real broken up about it," he said of Lowe, but noted that when the Open returns once again to the Farmingdale area, whenever that will be, "he's still going to be young."
Lowe's parents are both avid golf fans. His father is a member of the Nassau Players Club and has a 5 handicap. His mother continued to play golf even while pregnant with him.
"I guess his love for the game started while I was pregnant with him," she quipped. She also said that the family had set up a mini-driving range for him in their basement as soon as he was old enough to walk.
Lowe, who attends Howitt Middle School, also plays on the school district's high school varsity golf team. With him on board, the team was able to win its first county championship title in 45 years. That triumph was then followed by a victory in the Long Island championship tournament. As of press time, Lowe was with his team competing for state championship honors.
Lowe's mother said her son is scheduled to play in various tournaments throughout the summer. When asked what her son's intentions are beyond that, she said simply, "His plan is to go all the way."
Lowe cited his favorite golfers as Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.
"They always just get out there," he explained. "They are never afraid."
The U.S. Open is scheduled to take place from June 18 to 21 and will be played on Bethpage State Park's Black Course. The youngest person ever to qualify for the Open thus far was 15-year-old Tadd Fujikawa, who tried out in 2006. The youngest person ever to win it was 19-year-old John McDermott, Jr. way back in 1911.


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My big sister, Brenda, loves March Madness almost as much as Chuck, her husband. During hunting season, I'd venture to say there are days when she loves the Big Dance even more than Chuck. To Brenda, when tourney time comes, the chirp of shoe rubber on lacquered floors and the slap of a dribbling ball sounds like a Miranda Lambert song. But only in March. She doesn't watch basketball leading up to March Madness. She's quirky like that.
"This is when the winners come out, baby," she says, imitating Dick Vitale. "All that other stuff is like salad. I want the dessert."
Brenda knows her way around a dessert too, and gets as competitive about the subject as Nick Saban does about a 3-4 defense. She can cook anything from a fancy Iron Chef deal to a fresh-shot rabbit, but sweets are her specialty.
In high school, being a southern girl, her wickedly awesome MoonPie Pie – a pile of steaming banana pudding, banana MoonPies and chunks of real, live grilled bananas riding on a bed of crushed graham crackers – almost won her a scholarship to the vocational school out on the bypass. At the last minute a girl with a fiddle, singing "Jim Dandy To The Rescue," edged her out. Even though that girl ended up getting expelled for playing her fiddle too loud in the dorm, Brenda still holds a grudge. She's spent half her life perfecting her MoonPie Pie recipe just to show everybody in town that she should have won that scholarship. Every year it gets a little more complicated.
"This year when everybody comes over to the house for our March Madness party, I'm upping my game," she told me last week after spending three days in the kitchen. "I've got the jump on a 5 pound MoonPie Pie Cake."
I can't quite picture how a pie pie cake works, but I learned a long time ago not to question my sister's oddball ideas. You get smart real quick after an angry 9 year-old girl beats you with a Barbie doll, shish kabobs your best football with a knitting needle and flushes all your Play-Dough down the john because you questioned her love of The Monkees. Her deep-south-sweet-southern-girl-drawl hides a mean streak that could play defensive back for LSU.
As March Madness cranks up this year, Brenda already has her office pool filled out with $200 riding on "the underdog." She didn't bother to tell me who "the underdog" is, but I think the coach might be named Shaka. ESPN was playing in the background when she called me yesterday asking what a bracketologist really does.
I tried to explain how a bracketologist predicts the winners, make big bucks, and never gets fired even when he's wrong 80% of the time.
"Usually a guy whose wrong 80% of the time is called a husband," she said, "not a bracketologist."
Bon Appétit, Chuck.


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Clofarabine Plus Cytarabine Versus Conventional Induction Therapy And A Study Of NK Cell Transplantation In Newly Diagnosed Acute Myeloid Leukemia
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For a breakfast or brunch sensation, whip up this dish showcasing cherries. The golden-brown Texas toast is delectable with cream cheese tucked between thick slices. The sweet-tart cherry sauce make a pretty and flavorful topping.
6 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Cook: 15 min.
1 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar,
2 tablespoons cornstarch
3/4 cup water
4 cups pitted frozen tart cherries, thawed
1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
1 cup confectioners' sugar
12 slices Texas toast
1 egg
1 cup milk
For cherry sauce, combine 1 cup sugar and cornstarch in a small
saucepan. Stir in the water until smooth. Add cherries. Bring to a
boil; cook and stir for 1-2 minutes or until thickened. Remove from
the heat and set aside.
In a small bowl, beat cream cheese and confectioners' sugar until
smooth. Spread over six slices of bread; top with remaining bread.
In a shallow bowl, whisk the egg, milk and remaining sugar. Dip both
sides of bread into egg mixture.
In a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray, toast bread on
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Guards Hunger TV Mixtape by The Hunger on Mixcloud
Meet Guards. A New York based trio with a dreamy West Coast sound that is 100% authentic hipster cool – they may look as if they're not trying very hard but don't be fooled, this is one very talented group of individuals with an accomplished album to match. Comprising of Richie Follin, Loren Humphrey and Kaylie Church, the band are set to take the summer music scene by storrn with the recent release of their debut album 'In Guards We Trust', which has all the ingredients to be an indie-pop hit.
To pigeonhole them as simply an indie band, however, is to do the bands unique collection of immersive songs a disservice. There is a supremely effective and overriding 'wall of sound' aesthetic evident throughout the album although how they achieve this live is beyond us, and a credit to their musicianship and skill as a group.
Their latest single 'Ready To Go' is accompanied by a super cute 60's inspired video, undoubtedly an homage to those early teen years where innocence and sexuality collide. More than the video though it is the equally compelling soundtrack with its mesmerizing harmonies and suitably understated melody's, which has us yearning for long days, hot summer nights, and a hefty dose of Guards on the turntable. That's right, we're going all in with the retrospective vibe on this one and opting for vinyl – it would be rude not to!
Guards new single 'I Know It's You' which is out July 8th on Partisan


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Elizabeth Cheng
Cheng Earns NCAA Berth
Indianapolis, IN - Hollins University Golf, May 6, 2013
The NCAA announced their bids for the 2013 DIII Women's Golf Championships on Monday evening. After finishing the season ranked eighth in the country, Elizabeth Cheng was awarded a berth to the championship tournament as an individual.
Cheng, who narrowly missed the field last season, enjoyed a stellar junior campaign at Hollins. The Virginia Beach native won the prestigious Jekyll Island Collegiate, defeating 10 of the top 20 golfers in the nation, on her way to being named ODAC Women's Golfer of the Year.
In addition to the bids being announced, Hollins held their annual end of season Athletic Banquet where Cheng was named the 2012-13 Hollins Sportswoman of the Year. Elizabeth becomes just the second Hollins golfer to earn a bid to the national tournament.
The 2013 DIII Women's Golf Championships will be held May 14-17. The four day event will be played at the Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort in Destin, FL.


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By Kelly Hannon
FLIP-FLOPS have come under attack of late.
Every summer seems to bring out the anti-flop activists. They're bad for your feet, podiatrists say. You probably shouldn't wear them
A recent letter to the editor pointed out that flip-flops are not the safest choice for driving if they slip off your feet and you can't locate the brake. True.
But are they legal to wear while driving?
Yes. Flip-flops are
While we're on the topic of feet: I had always assumed it was illegal
I was wrong.
"There is no law against it," said Melanie Stokes, Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles spokeswoman.
Still, while it's legal, I can think of times when driving barefoot or in flip-flops could cause a few problems. You crash, and have to walk across broken glass, jagged metal and scalding-hot asphalt in August in bare feet. Or, perhaps more dangerous than driving in bare feet, your flip-flop slips off your foot and you reach down to find it while driving the car.
Stokes did say DMV considers driving in flip-flops unsafe, since it can make it difficult for drivers to use the brake and gas.
So wield the power
Just because we can wear them doesn't mean we always should.
Dear Kelly: Recently, in the letters to the editor section of The Free Lance-Star, a reader wrote in great detail about the problems drivers face when they attempt to turn from Primmer House Road onto Leeland Road in Stafford, especially when the Virginia Railway Express lots empty out on weekday evenings. It is absolutely crazy and dangerous out there. The lines are even longer when inclement weather closes Harrell Road, and more cars use Primmer House to get to Deacon. Please follow up on that letter. Thanks.
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The Cessna pilot stated that he announced his position on the approach to the airport starting about 11 miles out and continuing until he was on final approach. While on final, he noticed a Swift airplane holding on the taxiway for runway 31. He said that he heard a radio transmission that stated, "There are two airplanes landing." He said that he immediately heard and felt a bang. He reported, "My aircraft turned sideways some and came on down to the runway." The pilot of the other aircraft, a Mooney, stated that he announced his position on the approach to the airport while entering the downwind for runway 31. He said, "The only traffic observed was an airplane holding at taxiway intersection." He said that he was ready to reduce power to land when his left wing rose violently. He stated that he lost consciousness, woke up thinking of fire, turned off switches, and became unconscious again before waking up in the emergency room. He reported that the purpose of the flight was to get the airplane to the airport for its annual inspection. An examination of the Mooney showed collision witness marks on its upper surfaces indicative of the Cessna impacting from above. An examination of the Cessna showed collision witness marks on its lower surfaces. 49 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91.113 states, in part, "When two or more aircraft are approaching an airport for the purpose of landing, the aircraft at the lower altitude has the right-of-way but it shall not take advantage of this rule to cut in front of another which is on final approach to land or to overtake that aircraft."
The National Transportation Safety Board determines the probable cause(s) of this accident to be:
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Century 21 Real Estate
|Subsidiary of Realogy
|Real Estate
|California (1971)
|Madison, New Jersey, U.S.
|Number of locations
|74 countries and territories
|Key people
|Rick Davidson, President & CEO; Greg Sexton, COO; Mike Miedler, SVP Franchise Sales
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Century 21 Real Estate LLC is an American real estate agent franchise company founded in 1971. The System consists of approximately 7,100 independently owned and operated franchised broker offices in 74 countries and territories worldwide with over 100,000 sales professionals.[1]
The 2012 Millward Brown consumer survey revealed, for the 14th year in a row, Century 21 Real Estate LLC is the estate brand with the highest level of brand awareness as well as the most respected brand in the industry.
Since December 2012, www.Century21.com has been the most visited real estate franchise web site.[2]
The company is owned by Realogy, which also owns Coldwell Banker, Corcoran Real Estate, Sotheby's International Realty, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate and ERA Real Estate. Century 21 Real Estate is headquartered in Madison, New Jersey.[1]
Century 21 was founded in 1971 by two real estate agents, Art Bartlett and Marsh Fisher, in Orange County, California.[3]
Here Bartlett revealed how they decided on the name:
We were brainstorming at lunch one day - my former VP and I - and I said the name had to sound like it had been around for a long time. [...] My former VP suggested 20th Century Realty. I thought it would be impossible to get the name registered. He said 21st Realty, but I didn't like that. He then said, "How about Century 21?" I liked it, though it sounded futuristic. [...] I called Marsh and told him, but he thought it was too futuristic. He wanted Green Valley. Well, we finally agreed on Century 21, and we incorporated the company.
— Art Bartlett[4]
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- ^ a b http://www.century21.com/aboutus/index.jsp
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- ^ Alejandro Lazo (6 January 2010). "Co-founder of real estate giant Century 21". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 30 September 2012.
- ^ Hayes, John P. (1990) Art Bartlett: The Man Who Redefined Franchising
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Just started week 3 of LiveFit, love working out, but lacking motivation to start the sessions, LOL
I'm a stay at home mom, oldest in school 5 days a week, youngest in Pre-k 2 days a week. After usual household chores/garden and yard work, I'm exhausted. Diet is ok, stay close to 1400-1600 cal a day via MyFitnessPal, doing ok on Protien, etc..but just TIRED all the time.
Been waiting on Hubby to workout when he gets home from work (around 6:00)...but it's crazy then with cooking dinner/kids baths/bedtime and I'm so distracted I barely finish a whole session in 2.5 hours!
Hubby likes for me to work out with him, and I like it too...but beginning to wonder if I should just schedule a certain time of the day for my workout and then maybe do cardio/elliptical while he's doing his? Nice to spend time together and it's a great mood booster doing it at the same time, but it just feels like it's not working out so great for me...especially since I get a huge energy burst after workout and can't sleep well then.
Sounds like I made my decision, but wondering what others think, and possibly what you do if you are a SAHM?
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I saw a bumper sticker recently that said, "You can lead a horse to water but a pencil must be lead." This would be funny if it were not incorrect. The past tense and the past participle of lead is led.
A general leads his troops into battle.
Napoleon led his men into Russia just before the winter.
Soon the men realized that they had been led into a dire situation.
Lie vs. Lay
Lie (intransitive verb) means to recline or rest on a surface. This verb does not take an object. (That's what it means to be intransitive.) You lie on the bed, lie down, or you are lying down. Lie (verb or noun) also means declaring an untruth or a false statement.
Lay (transitive verb) means to put or place something on a surface. Lay must be followed by an object, such as in lay the book down or chickens lay eggs.
The past tense of lie is lay, as in, He told me to lie down, and I lay down. This is tricky: the present tense of lay is lay, so you would write,
He told me to lay it down, and I laid it down.
She lays out her clothes for the next day every night before she lies down to sleep.
The past tense of lie is lay. The past tense of lay is laid.
That night, he lay down peacefully.
The past tense of lay is laid.
The chicken laid a dozen eggs.
The past participle of lie is lain. The past participle of lay is laid.
The corpse had lain there for days.
The past participle of lay is laid.
The men had laid the concrete several days before.
Rise vs. Raise
Rise (intransitive verb or noun) means to move from a lower to a higher position or to ascend. This word does not take an object. You might rise from bed in the morning, but you do not rise the bed. Rise also means to increase in number, amount, or value.
Raise (transitive verb or noun) means to elevate or pick something up, to cause to rise up. Like lay, raise must be followed by an object, as in, "Raise your hand."
Please rise, come to the front of the courtroom, and raise your right hand.
He's decided to raise cotton because he thinks that prices for natural fabrics are sure to rise.
Sit vs. Set
Sit is intransitive; it means to be seated. Set is transitive; it means to place something somewhere.
Please sit in the brown chair.
Set is transitive; it means to place something somewhere.
Set the cup on the table.
The past tense of sit is sat. The past tense of set is set.
He sat uncomfortably in the tall chair.
The past tense of set is set. (This is where these words get confusing.)
He set the book down before he stood up.
The past participle of sit is sat. The past participle of set is set.
They had sat there for an hour before the show began.
The past participle of set is set.
He had set the timer for 15 minutes but it didn't go off.
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At 7 a.m. on a runway in Quito on Monday, March 12...
The experience continues as each time I share a brief story or description of what transpired during those 10 days, I receive a unique reaction from the person who inquired about the trip. However, there is one reaction in particular, the implications of which have made a significant impression on me. After sharing how I enjoyed the primitive conditions and the challenges they presented, one young man innocently replied, "A nice break from reality, huh?"
This set me thinking. Is this truly how we in the United States perceive other cultures and foreign countries--as unrealistic, as fantasy worlds that don't truly exist, and if they do, exist as secondary and incorrect? Why do we push away other cultural philosophies, customs and social norms? Why do we insist the way our society and government and culture function is both the right way and the only way?
Our group was met with an entirely different mentality in Ecuador--one of embrace and not retreat. The moment we stepped off our bus on Sunday night, March 4, in the non-English-speaking village of Pano (six hours from Quito and deep in the jungle), we were surrounded by children who latched onto our hands, wrists and arms, welcoming us and asking our names. Throughout the week, members of this intimate community and the church inquired about our faith, our studies, our families and friends. They wanted to understand who we were, where we lived, why we had come and whether we liked the place they proudly call home. Our North American eyes didn't see much: dilapidated houses, no running water, no cars. Our eyes had a lot of adjusting to do.
The people not only cared deeply about our culture; they invited us into their own, rich with Spanish and still very much practiced native Quichua Indian roots. At the farewell service they held for us on our last night in Pano, we lined up across the front of the church for the pastor, his wife, and the women who had cooked for us all week long to tie hand-woven necklaces around each of our necks, kiss us and bless us in the name of Christ.
On Friday morning, March 9, we waved to the children who were sprinting after our bus, shouting "adios." Every half hour or so, remote villages tucked way in the misted Andes Mountains flashed past my window on the drive back to Quito. Many of the small cinder block, wood and scrap-metal shacks had laundry hanging on their porches or strung between trees. The brightly colored skirts, tops and pants stood out against their drab surroundings, much like the spirits of the people with whom we had just spent a week of our lives. They possess little in the way of material things. But they are wealthy beyond measure in the spiritual realm. They are a vibrant people, a generous and selfless community, beautiful in every sense of the word.
The young man who reacted to my experience got it wrong, just like we did before we went. This trip was not an escape from, but rather a journey into, reality. The people of Ecuador did not just want to show us their ways of worship or be shown ours. They embraced both and wanted to combine them; to worship together, as one, in spirit and in truth. That is the reality of the church universal. That is the reality of the body of Christ.
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King of Pops is creating a "dessert alley"
Ice cream, cookies, pies, pops, coffee, and more are on the way
Popsicle-prenuers Steven and Nick Carse are working on building a "dessert alley" in Inman Park or Old 4th Ward that will sell sweet treats and coffee. The men behind King of Pops say that they haven't signed any leases (they're working on it), but they have been busy testing recipes. They hope to open in April 2015.Read more
Check out the menu for Cooks & Soldiers, opening Tuesday on the Westside
The Iberian Pig and Sugo founders turn their attention to Spain's basque region
When it rains, it pours. Not only are a host of stalls set to open next week at Krog Street Market, but also Fred Castellucci's Cooks & Soldiers will be opening Monday on the Westside at the corner of 14th and Howell Mill. Both venues had hoped to open earlier this year in the spring. Executive chef Landon Thompson […]Read more
High on the Vine: 7 essential wines for Thanksgiving
Bacchanalia's beverage director says to aim for broad appeal
When it comes to pairing wine with a wide spread of turkey and sides and satisfying a large group whose preferences range from sweet Moscato to bank-busting Montrachet's, that's a challenge. Thankfully, Rick Blumberg, the beverage director at Bacchanalia, has a few ideas.Read more
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Inman Park's Spanish wine mecca is opening a wine shop across the street. They've yet to pick a name, but Beverage Director Katie Rice says it's down to either either Vinoteco Barcelona or Barcelona Vinoteca. Rice says they hope to open sometime next year.Read more
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With Thanksgiving right around the corner, the traditional pumpkin pie is an obvious dinner finale. Those looking for something different should consider this cranberry upside down cake, which combines fresh cranberries and raspberry jam and can be made the night before.Read more
Meet one of the greatest charcutiers in the country: Lusca's Jonathan Sellitto
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Although charcuterie is the passion of young chefs, it's the professional butchers who salt, smoke, and grind with greater success. To find the best of both worlds—someone with the skills of a butcher and the mind of a chef—you'll need to meet Jonathan Sellitto, who oversees the charcuterie at Lusca.Read more
Peach & the Porkchop now open in Roswell
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In early October, Peach & the Porkchop quietly opened in Roswell across the street from Sweet Apple Elementary School at 12040 Etris Road.Read more
Tutto Kitchen & Bar opens in Roswell November 21
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The team behind Peachtree Diner and the Diner at North Point is opening a new Italian-American restaurant in historic Roswell November 21. Called Tutto Kitchen & Bar, it will be led by Tony Itzie, an Italian American with experience at Horseradish Grill, Sage Woodfire Tavern, and Van Gogh's (now Bistro VG).Read more
Souper Jenny expands to the Westside and Brookhaven
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The single-engine airplane experienced a loss of engine power. The private pilot reported that the engine lost power while in cruise flight. The pilot elected to land the airplane in a pasture. During the landing roll, the airplane impacted a tree with the left wing, spun around, and collided into a fence. Examination of the wreckage revealed that the left fuel tank contained 1/2 gallon of fuel, and the right fuel tank was found empty. The pilot reported to the FAA inspector that he had flown the airplane about 4.3 hours since the last refueling.
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WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT SITE. 5.20 acre site in a RESIDENTIAL AREA BENEFITING from planning for CARE VILLAGE - expired planning (2006) granted for 149 RESIDENTIAL UNITS. The site has extensive RIVERSIDE FRONTAGE with views across to Kings Lynn. More details ›
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HOLIDAY COTTAGE COMPLEX comprising 5 WELL APPOINTED self contained holiday cottages, owners 4 bedroom Farmhouse and HEATED INDOOR SWIMMING POOL. Set within approximately 7 acres in a RURAL LOCATION on the edge of Banham village with easy access to the A11. For sale freehold as an operational entity. More details ›
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Shop for sale 41 Bridge Street, Loddon, NR14 6NA
The shop is HIGHLY VISIBLE to passing trade as it fronts the main Bridge Street which runs through Loddon, and is directly opposite a public car park which is adjacent to the Staithe. The RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION (which has 3/4 bedrooms) is approached to the side. More details ›
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Land for sale Land at Rollesby Road, King's Lynn, PE30
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Residential Development for sale Gayton Road, King's Lynn, PE30
An opportunity has arisen to acquire a DEVELOPMENT PLOT extending to approximately 0.54 Hectares (1.33 acres) and is available with vacant possession upon completion. It is understood that mains water, sewerage, gas, electricity and telecomm services are available to the estate. More details ›
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Solyndra's CEO Steps Down
Hey, look! It turns out that corporate CEOs are held accountable for doing damage to the country after all. Well, when they're buddies with the Obama administration at any rate…
Solyndra CEO Brian Harrison, who refused to answer questions from Congress about his solar startup's high-profile bankruptcy, has left the company, according to a new court filing.
Oh, good. This will give Solyndra a chance to bring in some fresh blood and hopefully improve its standing with the conservative-controlled Congress…
To replace Harrison, Solyndra wants to hire R. Todd Neilson, who served as bankruptcy trustee for boxer Mike Tyson and rap impresario Marion "Suge" Knight. Neilson has a background in forensic accounting, including a stint with the FBI as a special agent on white-collar crime cases.
A guy who hangs out with black muslims and gangster rap impresarios when he's not prosecuting businessmen.
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The Radisson Blu Warwick in Philly Had a Little Hiccup With Their Cyber Monday Deal
Black Friday and Cyber Monday always brings out the crazy in people. We've all seen the reports of people fighting at the store for discounted merchandise and of people staying up until midnight in front of their computers to drop items into their virtual shopping carts. But today's Cyber Monday promotion offered by the Radisson Blu Warwick in Philadelphia has people up in arms for a very good reason.
The hotel's Cyber Monday deal, one of our favorites in our ultimate guide, promised "newly redesigned business class rooms for just $19.26, the year the historic hotel opened." The deal would only be available for 24 hours or until the deal sold out. But when many folks signed on to get the deal at midnight, it was already sold-out. So what in the world happened?
A tipster let us know that the hotel had put up an incorrect auto-populated code of STEAL when it was really CYBER, thus not allowing people to book the rooms. The hotel's booking link is now saying CYBER but an upset Facebook fan posted a screengrab of the wrong code on the Radisson Blu's Facebook page. Oops. You can read more of the angry Facebook reactions if you dare.
The good news is that the deal is still very much valid.
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The Ultimate Guide to Black Friday and Cyber Monday Hotel Deals
They're baaaaack! Once again, we've compiled a master list of Black Friday and Cyber Monday hotel deals for you crazy bargain hunters out there.
While most of the deals kick off at either midnight the hotel's time on either November 29 or December 2, quite a few (more than half we'd say) are available through the whole weekend. So the deal starts off on Black Friday and extends all the way into Cyber Monday. Pretty sweet. One funny thing: Some hotels ask you to call to book and used the code CYBER. LOLSIES!
As always, you must must must read the fine print on the hotel deals. And not just the fine print that we've listed but the even finer print that you see on the hotel's booking page as many of these deals require advance payment or are nonrefundable. If you don't do this, we'll spank you. Not in a Fifty Shades of Grey way either. So now, have at it!
UPDATE: This list is a beast. Probably over a 100 or so hotel deals. We've made it easier to navigate the list by jumping to some popular sections. NOTE TO HOTELS: Unfortunately, we are not longer accepting submissions but please feel free to add your deals in comments below. Thanks and happy deal-hunting!
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The Best Black Friday and Cyber Monday Hotel Deals
Everyone insists they won't bother with Black Friday deals until they hear about that $359 hotel that's selling rooms for $99. Yeah, we've got that! So, let's cut the pretense and focus on the fab finds we've got here and how you can get 'em.
The hotel deals listed below are available either for Black Friday (November 23rd) or Cyber Monday (November 26), so set your alarms either way. We've decided to combine them both here since everyone, from swanky resorts in the Caribbean to sweet suites in New York City and budget-friendly hotels across American have shown their goodies early! So why wait?
Know this--your chances of scoring a good deal increase when you have a range of dates to plug in when making a booking and as always, you **MUST** read the fine print, as some blackout days, taxes, and other fees may apply.
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Didn't find what you wanted on Black Friday? Never fear, CYBER MONDAY is here!
Everyone knows some of the best holiday shopping deals are found online. No lining up for $10 toasters or $5 Snuggies at the crack of dawn. But if you're gonna get up, do it for these bargains rolling out on November 28th--aka Cyber Monday. Some of these discounts are so fab, they're bookable for mere minutes or hours.
Our advice? Have a few dates in mind to play with, and click quickly. And while we too love the adrenaline high that comes with scoring a steal, beware the fine print first as blackout days, taxes, and other fees may apply.
Know of any Cyber Monday hotel deals not on this list? Put them in comments below.
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Where to Find Black Friday Hotel Deals
Waiting in the cold for a $100 flat screen TV is soooo Black Friday 2005. Instead, we're giving the gift of travel and snatching up hotel deals on stays for as low as $25 a night in sunny San Diego! Yeah, we're that generous.
The hotel deals listed below are only available starting early on Black Friday (or November 25th) so don't forget to set your cellphone alarms to beat the Interweb crowds. Also, your chances of scoring a great deal increase when you have a range of dates to plug in. But as always, you **MUST** read the fine print as some blackout days, taxes, and other fees may apply.
Don't see what you want from this Black Friday list? Fear not because on Sunday, we will unveil our mega Cyber Monday list of impressive hotel discounts from swanky resorts in the Caribbean and sweet suites in New York City to budget-friendly hotels across America. Like we said, waiting in front of an actual storefront is sooo 2005.
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Omni Hotels Are Giving Out Rooms for $99 on Cyber Monday
Rejoice! Cyber Monday is finally here, which means that it's time to get more hotel deals than you can shake a bough of holly at. But before you click "buy" on those many holiday specials, we have a last-minute bargain for you. And it's a good one: Omni Hotels is giving out rooms for only $99.
Today, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., central time, you can snatch a room from the Omni brand for $99, which is a seasonal steal. The company will put up 999 rooms from all over the United States for the sale. There are Omnis everywhere from New York City to San Francisco.
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Count Down to Black Friday and Cyber Monday with These Hotel Deals
We are counting down to Black Friday and Cyber Monday, trying to shape up like the annoying red-clad woman in the Target commercials. Okay, not really. There's no need to train our fingers to fly across the keyboard to snatch up great hotel deals because there are a bunch out there, like these and these. But we're so pumped for deals, we want to throw more your way.
Check out four more Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales after the jump.
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Head To Gansevoort Turks & Caicos Post Turkey With a Cyber Monday Deal
Not liking what you've seen in the Cyber Monday Hotel Deals yet? Here's another addition to the list that may help you through the hell of the holidays: the Gansevoort Turks and Caicos is offering 30% off rack rates (usually around $400 a night), a room upgrade and a $100 resort credit when you book on November 29.
Of course, there are some caveats: there is a 4-night minimum and the deal is only for Monday to Friday night stays. The reservation must be paid in full when you book and it's non-refundable.
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7 Last-Minute Black Friday and Cyber Monday Hotel Deals
The best days of the year are almost here. Forget Thanksgiving and the holidays, we're talking about Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It's the most wonderful time of the year for bargain shoppers. We've culled together some last-minute hotel deals that'll ensure your holiday is even merrier. Just get ready to book them, since they'll go faster than a big-screen TV on super sale at Best Buy on Black Friday.
Check out our seven Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals after the jump.
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11 Black Friday and Cyber Monday Hotel Deals You Should Know About
This doesn't have to be you this year. Make the right choice.
It's that time of the year when bargain hunters start getting itchy for Black Friday and Cyber Monday. If you're looking to save some money this holiday, or heck, if you just love a good deal, we can help. We rounded up some Black Friday and Cyber Monday hotel discounts, and a number of them are in the Caribbean, in case you want a cold-weather escape.
Check out our list of 11 Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals after the jump.
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Flex Your Fingers and Wrists For Cyber Monday Hotel Days
It looks like Black Friday isn't the only day to score hotel deals. November 30th is Cyber Monday and there are some hotel and travel deals to be had.
The biggest is the Starwood Hotels Cyber Monday offer which went up over the weekend but the booking can only begin on Cyber Monday proper.
The offer promises "unbelievable rates" at properties as well as 1,000 bonus US Airways dividend miles but only if you book before Wednesday, December 2nd. Also, the stays must take place between January 1-April 30, 2010.
Reading the fine print, you must be an SPG member to receive the bonus miles. If you sign up for an SPG membership then you will also earn two Starpoints for every dollar you spend. The bookings are nonrefundable and your credit card will be charged at the time of booking.
Some deals being hyped are the W Fort Lauderdale for $229 and the Westin St. John Resort and Villas for $289. We'll report back on Monday with the types of deals you can score and just how good those "unbelievable rates" are.
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Edward W. Oliphant was named interim CEO of the Nashville MTA and Regional Transportation Authority of Middle Tennessee (RTA) effective April 1, 2014. He replaces Paul J. Ballard who will be heading up the Fort Worth Transportation Authority as president/CEO.
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Wedding Jewellery in South India occupies a significant place in the collection of ornaments in the south.
Wedding jewellery in South India is most likely the most exceptional art in Indian society. The bridal necklace, or thalt, with its pendants composed of auspicious emblems is known globally for its elegant look. Another remarkable marriage necklace illustrates the way in which South Indian jewellery, whilst retaining its own unmistakable character, could not entirely escape the effects of fashion elsewhere. The repose details on the pendants of the wedding jewellery in South India, worked in very high relief, are the source of the swami work so popular with the European market in the late nineteenth century. Even the royal jewellery was subject to alien cultural and formal influences that were also worn during marriages. A series of 18th century wall paintings in a temple in
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The paintings show an interesting array of contemporary Thanjavur jewellery and artifacts, but there is also a surprising Mughal influence. In a few scenes, including a coronation scene, the king is dressed in Mughal attire and turban, complete with turban jewels. The kingdom was also subject to European influence. One of the panels shows Europeans seated in armchairs before the king; another shows two European soldiers offering presents to him. By the time the Ramnad kingdom came under the administration of the British about seventy years later, European influence was beginning to show itself in the marriage jewellery in South India.
The marriage necklaces of South India carry an outstanding aura of regal show. These necklaces has gold beads and pendant on black thread, the gold worked in repose or stamped, with applied wire decoration and cut work panels, inscribed on the back and found in Tamil Nadu, in the late 19th century. The imposing pendant of this necklace is adorned with the images of the
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Popular wedding jewellery in South India is gold, pave-set with seed pearls and turquoises, the heads with ruby eyes and enamelled details. This necklace, with its chain of interlocking scales, is an adaptation of the serpent jewellery, which was especially popular in the early Victorian period. A European serpent necklace or bracelet would usually fasten by looping the articulated scaly body over the head. On this piece, however, the scales terminate in two quite incongruous wolf-heads snarling each other. The marriage jewellery in South India has a diverse space of admiration amongst the south Indian women. They embellish themselves with these jewelleries not only to look beautiful but also follow all the religious prejudices associated with them.
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Speculation: Jack Cust next Yankees' DH?
The Athletics are non-tendering RF/DH Jack Cust. Why should you care? Because this guy has serious power and I think he could be a good fit for the Yankees as a DH or bench player (to replace Eric Hinske). He's been fairly consistent over his last three years batting in the middle of the Athletics' lineup. ...