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Sox, B's scrap games during manhuntThe Associated Press | April 20,2013BOSTON — The Red Sox and Bruins postponed their games Friday while authorities searched for a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings and officials warned nearly 1 million people to stay indoors.
The teams announced about four hours before their night games were scheduled to start that they were scratched.
Police identified two suspects in Monday's explosions that killed three people and wounded more than 180. One suspect was killed during a shootout with police and the other was being sought in a massive manhunt that lasted much of Friday.
Authorities in Boston suspended all mass transit, used by many fans to travel to games, and told people in the entire city and some of its suburbs to stay indoors as the hunt for Suspect No. 2 went on. Businesses were asked not to open. People waiting at bus and subway stops were asked to go home.
No makeup date was announced for the opener of the Red Sox three-game series against the Kansas City Royals scheduled at Fenway Park. Saturday's game, set to start at 1:35 p.m., was still on.
The NHL game between the Bruins and the Pittsburgh Penguins, two of the top four teams in the Eastern Conference, at TD Garden was tentatively rescheduled for Saturday at 12:30 p.m. A final decision on whether it would be played then would be made by four hours before faceoff, the Bruins said. Saturday night's originally scheduled game between the Buffalo Sabres and Penguins in Pittsburgh was rescheduled for Tuesday night.
Capacity at Fenway Park, about one mile from the finish line, is 37,493 for night games. Capacity at TD Garden is 17,565.
But Red Sox players and other team employees had been told to stay home until a decision was made on whether the game would be played, and the massive police effort involved in the manhunt made security for the games difficult.
Red Sox spokesman Kevin Gregg said the Royals have been in town since Wednesday night and spent their off day in the city on Thursday.
The Royals are staying at the Westin Copley Place hotel, about a block from the marathon finish line.
"We've been told not to go outside. We've been told the hotel has been locked down, although I've seen a handful of people moving around," Royals vice president Mike Swanson said. "The streets are just, wow. It's numbingly quiet for a noon hour in Boston."
The Bruins also announced that the sale of playoff tickets, scheduled to start at 11 a.m. on Friday, has been put off until 11 a.m. Monday.
The New England Patriots postponed for the second time a news conference with director of player personnel Nick Caserio about next week's NFL draft. The news conference originally had been scheduled for Tuesday but was postponed after the bombings. It has been rescheduled for Monday.
Also postponed was the National Women's Soccer League game on Saturday between the Boston Breakers and FC Kansas City in Overland Park, Kan. No makeup date was announced. The decision was based on "increased security measures that have impacted travel from the area," NWSL executive director Cheryl Bailey said.
The league also said it would conduct a moment of silence before the national anthem at two games this weekend.
The bombings already have resulted in two major pro sports games in Boston getting scratched — the Bruins against the Ottawa Senators last Monday night and the Indiana Pacers against the Celtics on Tuesday night. The Bruins game was rescheduled for April 28. The Celtics game was canceled outright, and the NBA's regular season ended on Wednesday.
The Celtics are scheduled to begin the first round of the playoffs Saturday in New York against the Knicks.
The Bruins resumed play on Wednesday night amid tightened security at home against the Buffalo Sabres. Fans were checked with wands and cars were subject to random searches as they entered the TD Garden underground garage.
Before the game, there was a moment of silence, a slideshow of marathon scenes on the video scoreboard above center ice and a stirring rendition of the national anthem, which was started by long-time Bruins vocalist Rene Rancourt. He sang a few lines then gestured for the fans to join in — which they did.
"We are trying to put on a show for the fans and, hopefully, give them some sort of escape," Buffalo's Drew Stafford said after the game. "With everything that happened, emotions were extremely high tonight. I am sure that there were not a lot of dry eyes in the stands during the anthem."
After the game, players gathered at center ice and raised their sticks in a salute to the fans who had chanted "U.S.A." and "We are Boston."
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by Joe Lynn
This time around, I want to talk about something that students spend a significant amount of time participating in during their time at Freed-Hardeman. Not just some students, but all students. Every day, for about thirty minutes, the entire undergraduate population of FHU gathers together in one auditorium for chapel. That's every student under one roof, for one purpose, every weekday. When you think about that, you realize one of the greatest things about chapel; that's the community that it builds. Sure some days seem a bit boring, and some days all you can think about is that test you need to study for or that episode of 'Saved By The Bell' you had to leave behind in the dorm, but it makes it better when you look around and see that you're not alone. You're reminded that you chose a University where people have priorities, and that those priorities are in the right place because chapel is, after all, a devotion of our time towards the God that we serve.
My favorite part of chapel is the singing. Each chapel service starts off with a song, and to hear close to 2,000 voices singing in one place is pretty awesome. That's where I learned how to sing bass and learned new songs. Just about each chapel service has a scripture reading and prayer too, followed by announcements that keep people informed and in the loop. Every day the chapel program also includes a 12-15 minute presentation of some sort. Some days it's an encouraging lesson, an informative talk, an entertaining presentation, a display of student talent, or my personal favorite, continued singing devotional. Every day you get something a little different.
One of the coolest thing about FHU's daily chapel is its unique ability to host all of the students, faculty and staff under one roof for 30 minutes every day for a time of community and worship. Not many schools can boast that. It's community. It's devotion. It's chapel.
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by Rachel Gould
New things are always exciting, whether they be new friends that we are making, new ideas we are considering, or new places we are exploring. Perhaps that's why the opening of a new space on a campus – classroom, dorm, or otherwise – is always such a grand event. The newness affects everyone.
It is just this type of excitement that has been affecting both students and faculty here at FHU this year. As the school year opened, so did a new building on campus: the Anderson Science Center. Covering over 22,000 square feet, this new center is dedicated to the parents of James Anderson, who helped to fund the building of the center. Because of his generosity, this new facility houses state-of-the-art laboratories and equipment for biochemistry, microbiology, biology, and anatomy and physiology classes. Student research space, including a wildlife pond located behind the building with built-in cameras to observe the lifespans and cycles of bass, will connect knowledge from the classroom with the real-life experiences of the world at large.
Research opportunities such as these prepare FHU students for careers as scientists and establish a strong groundwork for future learning opportunities. As the ribbon was cut at the center's opening, Dr. LeAnn Self-Davis, Dean of the School of Sciences and Mathematics, reminded students that, "in a world of ever-changing science, students at FHU will have the constant of faith from which to explore." FHU has a long-standing tradition of academic exploration and excellence. With this new building, its technology, and its research labs, FHU students will have the opportunity to expand and deepen this tradition while staying relevant with current academic practice.
by Austin Painter
So many times, your spiritual life can slip out from under you. We get caught up in playing sports, practicing for band, or studying at the last minute for an early morning test. Sometimes we're not exactly busy, but other things get in the way of our spiritual growth like spending time with friends, browsing Facebook, adding things to Pinterest, or just wasting time doing nothing. We all make excuses and have reasons as to why our spiritual life is not the way it should be. It's time to stop making excuses and really push ourselves to grow spiritually.
This year Freed-Hardeman University has again committed itself as a campus body to making sure that all students, faculty, and staff continue to strengthen their spiritual lives everyday. This growth comes in the form of daily chapel focusing on the theme, "Jesus And…..". We're looking at Jesus's teachings on things such as moral issues, evangelism, prayer, service, and Heaven. This growth takes place in faculty and students joining together to participate in mission trips around the globe. This growth takes place in nightly devotionals and singings throughout the week. This growth takes place among students as they find ways to serve the local community.
Spiritual growth is happening on FHU's campus and we want you to experience it firsthand. We will be constantly updating this blog with the things that FHU is doing, and what our students are doing to be involved with the love of God and the work of His church both locally and worldwide. We are committed to bringing you the latest and greatest spiritual and service opportunities happening on campus!
by Laura Locke
Last month marked the beginning of my fifth year as a resident of Henderson, TN. This little town has become home, but when I arrived a few years ago as a freshman at FHU I knew a grand total of two people. I was a 12-hour car ride away from my hometown, and found myself to be excited, terrified, and nervous about how I would fit in.
Luckily, that didn't last long, because I spent my first week in Henderson immersed in FHU's freshman camp/orientation program known as Interface. Interface gave me the opportunity to meet and make friends with other new students, get used to campus before classes started, and kept me so busy that I had no time or energy to even think about getting homesick. My Interface group, two upperclassmen leaders and about a dozen other incoming students, became my first family at FHU and made the transition from home to college life easier than I could have imagined.
Now a member of the admissions team, I was thrilled to watch this year's incoming students, many of whom I had recruited and helped to get to FHU, move in and experience Interface themselves. This year's activities included a little of everything: canoeing down the Buffalo River, devos in the Commons, roller-skating, new iPad orientation, outlandish events at the Interface Olympics, a community service project, a concert with Nashville singer-songwriter Matt Wertz, and more!
It starts simply enough. The empty seats in Loyd Auditorium slowly fill as streams of students and faculty trace the path they will follow every morning throughout the school year to chapel. But this morning is different. This morning is the beginning of a new year, and with it comes the inaugural chapel known as the Tolling of the Bell.
This year's Tolling of the Bell followed the established ceremonial form. Inside the auditorium, new freshmen clustered together at the front of the auditorium, nerves and excitement lining their faces, while around them, smiles lit the faces of upperclassmen who were greeting old friends. My face was one of the new ones as I was attending my very first chapel at Freed-Hardeman, and from my seat, I watched the as the professors processed in, their Hogwartesque robes billowing about them, and as new students repeated the Freshman Pledge, committing to continue the "legacy of service" on which FHU is founded.
Then came the moment: the tolling of the bell. Every year since 2000, the bell has rung in the school new year, one toll for each decade of FHU's existence. The privilege of ringing it goes to the Master of the Bell, an individual or couple special to the university who is selected to ring the bell. As this year's Masters pulled the rope, which set the bell ringing, time seemed to pause. With each of the fourteen bongs, memories from FHU's past seem to flood the auditorium, mingling with the present and pledging the incoming class a time of adventure and growth. In that instant, the wisdom and heritage of the past rose to greet the promise of the future held in the hands of these students, and with it, a new school year began at Freed-Hardeman University.


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Good morning ladies, its Wednesday, how are you today?
|Wed, 08-24-2011 - 9:10am
Good morning ladies! Not a lot planned for today. I have an errand to run at lunch and a 2:00 meeting. I don't know what's going on tonight, I texted Jordyn to see if she was working tonight, but she hasn't responded. I think she does, but she just changed her schedule and its going to change week to week for a little while until they get new class schedules and coverage figured out. If DH doesn't have any calls tonight, I may send him and DSS off to go to the arcade or something for the evening as I really need to get the little girls bathed and into bed on time tonight...
Hope everyone has a wonderful day!
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|Wed, 08-24-2011 - 12:02pm
Nothing exciting happening. Last night DD and I made a picture out of fabric. It says LOVE in different coloured flowery fabric on a background of dotty fabric. She saw one in a store at the weekend which I wasn't going to buy so I suggested we make one. She wasn't keen but loves it now and wants to make another one saying PEACE. It cost nothing as we already had all the stuff including the frame.
|Wed, 08-24-2011 - 1:38pm
Well it's not raining at the moment, but it was on the way into the office today. Work for both DH and I. DD19 has a day off, and DD10 is looking foward to next week. She gets to try out for drum band at school. It's looking like music might be her thing.
|Wed, 08-24-2011 - 7:45pm
DD10 has been trying things too. Cross Country Ski Club was a bust, Running Club is not even a consideration, Soccer sounds fun, but only outside (we live in Alaska= short season), she tried out for swim team, but didn't make it, and she likes dance. I wish Girl Scouts would loose it's appeal. I'm not thrilled with how it's run up here. But oh well. At least I don't have to camp in a tent at 34 degrees again. It's DH's turn if that comes up again. LoL!!! I got a terrible cold out of that one!! We are pushing the music thing this year too, so we will see how it goes. She plays the trombone. Her arms are not long enough to get to the 8th possition yet. It's nice to hear that a little pushing can pay off at times. Thanks for sharing!!


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Posted: 05/07/2009 - As the 2008-2009 school year comes to an end, the NCAA has released the study for academic progress among the nation's colleges and universities for all sports. Once again, Notre Dame is at the top of the list.
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Posted: 05/04/2009 - Carlos Zambrano is out two or three weeks after being placed on the disabled list due to a strained left hamstring.
Updated: 05/04/2009 - Irish will host Maryland Sunday at noon at Alumni Field.
Posted: 05/03/2009 - The South Bend native picked up his second top five finish in a row on Saturday night, finishing 4th at the Sprint Cup race at Richmond.
Posted: 05/03/2009 - Brayden Ashdown drove in the winning run in the bottom of the 9th.
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Posted: 05/03/2009 - Ray Allen followed his 51-point Game 6 performance with 23 on Saturday night, Paul Pierce added 20 and Boston pulled away from Chicago just before the half to finish the Bulls off 109-99 - a rare regulation victory in what might have been be the best first-round playoff series in NBA history.
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Lewis Hine was the photographer whose early 20th century photos of working children shaped child labor laws in the United States.
For the past seven years, Joe Manning has been conducting the Lewis Hine Project, an effort to track down and interview the descendants of child laborers photographed by Lewis Hine in the early 1900s. His work has resulted in stories about the lives of over 300 of those children. The project has been featured on numerous National Public Radio news and interview programs, and in a lengthy article in Yankee Magazine. It is now also a current exhibit at the Lawrence, Massachusetts History Center.
Join Fieldstone Common host, Marian Pierre-Louis on Thursday, September 6, 2012 at 1pm EST as she talks with Joe Manning about this fascinating project.
Ask Lewis with Janine Regan-Sinclair
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This is an interview I gave to Lewis Harrison for WIOX Radio on 91.3FM in New York on Nov 20th 2014.
Janine's Pilot Documentary>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWL1K3emL7M
Cosmic Truth Radio show with Dr Bruce Lipton - The Biology of Belief
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Book Discussion with fran lewis
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Book Discussion welcomes Dr. Glenn Parrish the author of The Renaissance of Aspirin. This is the story of Anita Thomas and Jack Wheaton, two young doctors unwittingly in possession of a designer antibody for the treatment of fibromyalgia syndrome. The new drug is effective, but dangerously flawed. The problem is Anita Thomas has developed a cheap, safe alternative agent. Naturally, after expenditure of a fortune in development, the drug manufactures are not at all pleased with her. The pieces unfold, as we follow Anita and Jack from beautiful upscale midtown to the seedier downtown counterparts of Boston and Atlanta over shadowed by deadly stalkers and embellished by amorous often comically frustrating misadventures. The Renaissance of Aspirin is peppered with industrial espionage, suspense and passion as the chase is on for the first cure for fibromyalgia. Entangled with colorful comrades such as Dasher Clay; Stormi Seales and Khandi Barr in their camp, Anita and Jack barely keep ahead of the treacherous cabal of nemeses; Luciana Velasquez and Jason Brasil led by the Über-villain, Orson Quirk. Paced in the tradition of The Pelican Brief, Coma or a contemporary Maltese Falcon, The Renaissance of Aspirin is both plot and character driven with a ly credible McGuffin at its core. These complex characters are funny, mean, desperate, lonely and at the same time very humanly imperfect. Readers will find their prickly exploits thoroughly entertaining. Dr. Parrish will discuss his novel and explain Fibromyalgia to our audience. Please join me at four eastern, three central and two mountain. I am your host Fran Lewis editor of MJ magazine.
On the Air With L.A. Lewis
L.A. Lewis, a native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is the author of Dirty Little Secrets and Dirty Little Secrets II: Expect the Unexpected. She's a member of an author support group called M-LAS (Macro Literary All-Stars). Together the group published two books: Baring it All: The Ins and Outs of Publishing, a nonfiction book most authors wished they had before they took a bite of the publishing apple. They've also published a romance anthology, Signed, Sealed, Delivered…I'm Yours. These are nine stories that are a little bit naughty and a little bit nice, but every bit of enjoyable.
She's currently working on her 3rd novel Wife Swap and expanding her romance from the M-LAS anthology, which is currently under consideration from a major publishing house. L.A. Lewis recently took on a new venture and became a publishing consultant. This way she's able to help guide other authors into seeing their dreams of being published become a reality. L.A. Lewis is also a motivational speaker where she speaks from her inspirational book, Why Not Me? A Guide to Your Success. Visit www.lalewisexpressions.com to learn more about L.A. Lewis and her upcoming novels and events.
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Four eastern, three central and two mountain: Let's Write with your host Fran Lewis is a new show that will focus on the art of writing itself. On this first show we will talk about how the three novelists create their storylines for revolving or reoccuring characters and they they manage to keep reader interest. What is the difference between writing a trilogy or three book series as opposed to having one or several characters in a series? How do they create open ended endings that lead into the next book? How do they create conflict for the main characters and which minor characters support the main characters when solving the main conflict or problem that the author has created? How do these authors create the murder scene or the crime scene and how do you decide on your vicitm or victims? When ending chapters do they tend to lead into the next one or is there a change of scenery, setting and plot line. These and many other questions and writing tips will be answered when New York Times Best Selling Author John Lescroart, Award winning author Mark Rubinstein and Award winning author Mary Martin join me, Fran Lewis to discuss the art of writing. Let's Write welcomes questions from authors and writers in the chat room. Fran Lewis: Editor of MJ magazine, author of the Bertha series and Faces Behind the Stones Series.
Special Guest, Blake Lewis
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Blake Lewis is a singer, songwriter and beatboxer who was the runner-up on the American Idol's sixth season. Each week throughout the competition he would take a song and revamp into a whole new sound and the fans fell in love with him more and more each week. After American Idol was over, he released his first album, "Audio Day Dream" in 2007 with his first single, Break Anotha," with a follow up single, "How Many Words?" His seconed album was released two years later in 2009, "Heartbreak on Vinyl," with his single "Sad Song." Just this summer, he released his third album, Portrait of a Chameleon. This was his first independent record and includes the hit single, "Your Touch," and his brand new single, "Retro Romance."
We talk to Blake about his experience from Idol all the way to today, about his influences, his new album and kick ass new Retro Romance video taking us back to the good days of music.
For more information: http://www.blakelewisofficial.com
Check out his new video, Retro Romance, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn2pSTD5eLU
book discussion with fran lewis and Kira Peikoff
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Book discussion welcomes the the author of No Time to Die: Kira Peikoff. In a Washington, D.C. research lab, a brilliant scientist is attacked by his own test subjects. At Columbia University, a talented biochemist is lured out of her apartment and never seen again. In the Justice Department's new Bioethics Committee, agent Les Mahler sees a sinister pattern emerging...Zoe Kincaid is a petite college student whose rare genetic makeup may hold the key to a powerful medical breakthrough. When she is kidnapped, the very thing mankind has wanted since the dawn of time threatens to unleash our final destruction.Join me at four eastern, three central and two mountain to discuss this outatanding novel and what happens when someone is trying to develop a way to stop the aging process and cure fatal diseases. What will Zoe's fate be you have to read this book to find out. We will also talk about how she created the storyline for the novel and the characters. Join me: Fran Lewis author, educator, and editor of MJ Magazine and talk show host.
Book Discussion with Fran Lewis and author JJ White
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Book Discussion and Fran Lewis welcomes author JJ White the author of The Prodigious Savant.
In Burlington, Vermont, 1962, seventeen-year-old Gavin Weaver survives a dreadful explosion, six hours of brain surgery, and thirty days in a coma, to awake possessing not just one savant talent, but several, including art, music, mathematics, and memory—and all without suffering any of the usual mental disabilities associated with head trauma...if he survives
According to Dr. Darold A. Treffert of the University of Wisconsin, there are fewer than one hundred reported cases of prodigious savants in the world. Those few who possess the savant syndrome all have an island of brilliance that allows them to excel in some remarkable talent. Unfortunately, they all share various developmental disabilities.
In Burlington, Vermont, 1962, seventeen-year-old Gavin Weaver survives a dreadful explosion, six hours of brain surgery, and thirty days in a coma, to awake possessing not just one savant talent, but several, including art, music, mathematics, and memory—and all without suffering any of the usual mental disabilities associated with head trauma.
To learn more about Gavin, his syndrome and the talents of a prodigious savant join me at four eastern, three centeral and two mountain. Ask your questions in the chat room.
The odds are slim that Gavin will survive both the internal and external conflicts, which keep him from the one thing he wants most, the girl he's loved since childhood.
YTC Image Radio Continues with Vintage Jewelry & Melinda Lewis
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Carolyn Bendall, Fashion Critic and blogger (www.carolynbendall.com), discusses subjects, trends, or products within the beauty and fashion industry, focusing on Your True Colours, and how it applies to you, the individual.
Melinda Lewis, author and vintage jewelry expert, continues her conversation on vintage jewelry. We just ran out of time the last time we had her on. One our highest rated shows, we had to bring her back. Author of 'The Napier Book', we've barely touched the surface of the history of jewelry in America.
Interview with Paranormal Investigator Kimberly G. Lewis
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Kimberly G. Lewis, originally from New Jersey has worked in security at two US embassies In Amman Jordan and Kuwait. At present she lives in south Tampa with her husband Lt. Colonel Mark Lewis and has one daughter, Delaney. Heading up the Meetup group Paranormal Science Investigations of Florida or (PSI) this group is for anyone interested in the paranormal field and meeting once a month to discuss and exchange information regarding the paranormal. She is currently a lead investigator with a paranormal field team Skyway Paranormal headed by Tom Watchman doing local and country wide investigations. This is a small highly professional team specializing in residential and business paranormal cases. The team has been investigating since 2006
Live With MJ! Interviews Insurance Advisor Lewis Salgado
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Today, MJ Pedone will interview Insurance Advisor Lewis Salgado of Lewis Salgado Consultants LLC. Lewis insures some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment and will discuss his business, his philanthropic efforts and what is going on in the sports world today.
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poundingSaltos de línea: pound|ing
Pronunciación: /ˈpaʊndɪŋ /
Definición de pounding en inglés:
sustantivo[mass noun]
1Repeated and heavy striking or hitting of someone or something: the pounding of the surf on a sandy beach
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- As the storm passed through our area, these heavy winds took a pounding on the Atlantic coast.
- But certainly the area south of the city today, we're told, taking a very heavy pounding indeed.
- She remembered waking up with heavy pounding on the door.
1.1Rhythmical beating or throbbing: all she could hear was the pounding of her heart
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- The pounding in his head kept in time with the worry over his son, preventing him from drifting off again.
- He listened for breathing, but he could hear nothing over the pounding of his heart.
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- Be repeatedly hit or attacked: the town took a hell of a pounding from the Luftwaffe figurative shares took a pounding this monthMás ejemplos en oraciones
- Russia's stock market has taken a pounding.
- By your third or fourth at-bat, your hand has taken a pounding.
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Expert Travel Advice to Bonaire
30 Things Every Traveler Must Do Before They're 30They say life begins at 30, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't squeeze as much adventure as possible into your 20s. Here, Away.com editor Lacy Morris lists 30 things every person with a bit of wanderlust must see and do before they're 30. Away Top Ten
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Bonaire has plenty of accommodations that offer "house reefs" some of them are resorts and others are vacation rental houses on the water. This site lists all the house reefs on the island http://www.diving-bonaire.com/bonaire-house-reefs.html. I like Den Laman and the Black Durgon.
Donna asked:Answer this1 AnswerAlistair answered:Absolutely, Donna, you don't have to look too far to find both snorkeling and tennis at any number of beachfront resorts! My top pick for this combination would be one of the resorts on Maui's west coast, which fronts some of the continent's best snorkeling. The Grand Wailea (http://bit.ly/zCtuFh) is close to some good beach snorkeling at Ahihi Bay, plus gazes out toward the world-class snorkeling (and diving) in offshore Molokini Crater. The resort can furnish you with gear plus set up excursions to Molokini. Further north up Maui's west coast -- with any number of great snorkeling sites, detailed here: http://bit.ly/y8pvBn -- the Kapalua Resort also offers excellent tennis facilities as well as access to more great snorkeling sites in Honolu'a Bay. The other region I'd look at would be the Caribbean, with too many resorts to mention here. To help with your research, here's a link to an article detailing Away.com's top-ten snorkeling spots: http://bit.ly/j4SOla. You can pretty much rest assured that you'll find a suitable resort in most, if not all, of these recommended places. Off the top of my head, I'd recommend BVI's Rosewood Little Dix Bay, The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, or Bonaire's Harbour Village Beach Club.
Here are a few ideas to check out while you're in Dominica: Things to Do (http://bit.ly/fArzMR)
dlbarrett asked:Answer this1 AnswerNancy answered:I've been o Bonaire twice and eagerly await the next trip. No, we did not find it windy and it seldom rains much so you won't have a vacation spoiled by weather. The water and air temps are about the same year round, delightful!We spend our days driving from snorkel site to norkel site, or take th ferry to Klien Bonaire, a fantastic site, later relax with a frozen dringk and watch the sun set over Klien.


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CPM district conference concludeslong CPI(M) district conference concluded at Rudrapryag on Sunday. A resolution was passed by them on the issue of disaster, attack on MNREGA, attack of wild animals, communalism, Health, Education and employment. A massive rally in which hundreds ... New Delhi Pioneer, 5 days ago
Kedarnath, Yamunotri close for winters
Dehradun: The sacred portals of Kedarnath and Yamunotri shrines in Garhwal Himalayas were closed on Saturday for winters after elaborate rituals held amid chanting of vedic hymns. Gates of Kedarnath, the most important of the four Himalayan ...ZeeNews.com, 1 month ago Kedarnath, Yamunotri closed for winters New Delhi Pioneer, 1 month ago
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Shantaram, a farmer in Jalgaon village of Wardha district, Maharashtra, was all set to spray his cotton crop with fertiliser on August 20 when a message on his mobile informed him that it would rain soon. He immediately postponed the spraying. ...Hindu Business Line, 1 month ago
To Be Powerless Is Not To Be Defeated
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The ruling Congress in Uttarakhand was in a tizzy after Shaila Rani Rawat, Congress MLA from Kedarnath, was named in an FIR filed in Rudraprayag district on Monday evening for instigating Om Prakash Uniyal, a disaster-victim to commit suicide. Radha ...Hindustan Times, 1 month ago Naming MLA in FIR jolts Cong HispanicBusiness.com, 2 months ago
Case of abetment to suicide against Cong MLA, 9 others
Dehradun, Sep 24 (PTI) A case of abetment to suicide was lodged by Rudraprayag district police against a Congress MLA and nine others on the basis of a complaint lodged by the wife of a businessman who allegedly committed suicide in Guptkashi ...Press Trust of India, 2 months ago
Uptick in pilgrims visiting Char Dham shrines
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San Diego to Play Host to the Largest Latin Food, Wine & Spirits Event in the U.S.
¡LATIN FOOD FEST! transforms San Diego's Embarcadero into a showcase for 200 restaurants, chefs, foods makers and renowned wine, beer and spirit purveyors.
This upcoming September 11-13 2014, ¡LATIN FOOD FEST!'s premier culinary extravaganza will take place in downtown San Diego with some of the world's best chefs, distillers and vintners, and the region's top Latin restaurants. ¡LATIN FOOD FEST! (www.latinfoodfest.com) will once again educate palates and entertain patrons in high style at six events, which will include an Opening Party, Educational Seminars, Cocktail Parties, Chef Dinner, Chef Demonstrations on the Celebrity Cooking Stage, Silent Auctions, Culinary Grand Tasting Event, and Wine Reception.
Grand Tasting Village, presented by The Lincoln Motor Company, will be held on September 13 at the Embarcadero Marina Park North, San Diego Bay and feature 100 tasting tents, cooking demonstrations, a live music stage, book signings and thematic brand hosted pavilions, including "Latin Wines of the World" Presented by Henry Wine Group, "VIP Playa" Presented by Stella Artois, "Spirits of the Americas" Presented by Constellation Brands and "Taste Baja" Presented by Mexico Tourism Board.
An Italian restaurant called Cucina Basilico opened within the last couple of months in the Serra Mesa area. I had been eyeing it as a dine-in alternative to our favorite take-out deli, Mangia Mangia and grabbed two coworkers for a trial lunch run.
The restaurant is cozy in size and provides booths, tables and bar seating. The left side was darker than the right side due to a single large window next to the entrance. I didn't realize this until uploading pictures but the right wall looks unfinished! Or that's some kind of wacky decorating style.
Our waiter promptly provided us menus and explained the restaurant concept: for pasta dishes, you pick one of their three homemade pastas (selection changes daily) and you choose the sauce, which is where the prices varied. For example, that day we had a choice between gnocchi, fettuccine and one other I couldn't quite catch.
After placing our orders, the waiter brought out some complimentary appetizer bread accompanied by vinegar and oil to dip it in. This bread was fluffy and simple in taste and the sweeter basalmic was great with it.
For my entree, I ordered the Gnocchi with Pesto Sauce ($8.55).
I've been meaning to visit Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ with Dennis and we finally made it there this week. Our friend David joined us for dinner to check out the Monday all day happy hour. It was busy at 8pm and I provided my cell to be texted when a table opened up (estimated 45 minutes). To pass time we strolled through the nearby Trader Joe's. I've been thinking of late... wouldn't it be awesome if Oh-SoYummy had our own minion (similar to This Tasty Life) I looked at our friend David curiously… but no, he preferred "consultant"!
20-25 minutes later, we checked back at the restaurant and a table was available within a few minutes. After sitting down, I pointed everyone toward the containers of dipping sauces, consisting of sweet soy, spicy, and ponzu. We prepared our sauces but noted the thicker sweet soy required more *shakes* to get it out! The sign behind the sauces showed that a membership card costs $1, and each $250 you spent earned $25 off your next bill – essentially a 10% 'earnings' ... not too bad of an investment.
The grills here were round and a little smaller than some of the other restaurants I've been to. The grates are smaller too so food wouldn't drop through the holes as easily! We were hungry and ready to order meat! In fact, there was a whole menu dedicated to the happy hour items, 4 pages worth!
The first item to arrive was our order of Harami Skirt Steak ($8.50), accompanied by the instructions of "30-45 seconds per side." They told us cooking times for all the meats, which was very helpful! They definitely did not do that at Tsuruhashi!
We were recently invited to dine at the new Richard Walker's Pancake House in La Jolla. Instead of our usual sleep-in weekend mornings, we were out of bed early to beat the crowds. Hello 8AM breakfast! And as they say, the early bird gets the worm - we scored parking right around the corner and didn't have to wait to be seated. The outdoor patio area was uncrowded and perfect for us to enjoy a breath of fresh and early morning air.
There were plenty of options including omelettes and pancakes but I wanted an eggs benedict. The menu here offered two versions but the canadian bacon won over the turkey patty version. Sometimes I'm left hungry after this dish but the English muffins were generous (used to be smaller from what I heard) with toppings sized to match!
A couple of years ago, Dennis and I ate at Saigon on Fifth with some friends and enjoyed not one, but THREE delicious sea bass dishes, all differently prepared! We had been meaning to revisit and after a tasty sample during Taste of Hillcrest 2014 and some birthday celebrations, we finally made it back!
The first birthday was for Dennis (a few months ago). The first entree was the 360 Beef, moist morsels of cubed beef. It reminded me of the beef dish we had at Pho Ban Mai, but less oily and at a slightly higher price. They were accented with crispy fried onions and plated on lettuce with rice on the side. The meat was all gone before long.
The second entree was the Creamy Basil Fish, which is the full size dish of the sampler from Taste of Hillcrest. We chose the sea bass version over the salmon when given the choice by our waiter. The fish was fall apart tender and satisfying with the flavorful curry sauce. The rice was put to good use to soak up every last bite of the yummy sauce!
Dennis and I were invited to try out Solare Ristorante for a taste of Southern Italy. We rarely dine in Point Loma area so thought it was the perfect opportunity to do so!
For starters, we were brought Focaccia bread which was fluffy and adorned with tasty heirloom tomatoes. Olive oil with oregano and sea salt was served on the side. If you're a big dipper like Dennis, you'll pick up a heavier dose of salt if you hit the bottom. We loved this!
We selected the Pere & Gorgonzola Salad which was split in two (one half is pictured). The salad had slightly crisp bartlett pears, candied walnuts, stronger gorgonzola cheese and a sweeter balsalmic reduction glaze. I appreciated the balanced composition of this salad and would totally order it again.
I picked out a newer place called Santo Sushi for a post-workout dinner. Santo Sushi is located east of I-15 off Clairemont Mesa Blvd on the left side of a plaza that also housed a Vons grocery store. The place isn't too big and has approximately 9 or 12 tables/booths. The woman who was our server was very friendly and helped answer our questions on the different rolls available. She beamed that they used real crab meat mixed with imitation crab meat in their rolls. We finally decided on two of the special rolls and one off the regular menu.
The first roll we received was the menu special Del Mar House Roll. Inside was their advertised crab meat mix which we thought was nice and tasty, speared through with asparagus for a bit of texture. What was different about the roll was the seared beef on top. We thought the beef itself was soft and easy to chew but still not quite the same effect as fish in a sushi roll. It was decent but I'll always prefer fish sushi over beef sushi.
Our next roll was one of the house recommendations, the Santo Roll...
The lunch crew goes to Sunrise Buffet multiple times a year but since I generally avoid buffets (except vegas or souplantation), I searched for an alternative Chinese restaurant. Golden City was reviewed on mmm-yoso multiple times so I requested to go there one week. We arrived before noon and were only the second/third party to arrive for lunch. And as typical with Chinese restaurants, the menu was very diverse. I told the guys about the crazy $3.99 lunch specials for certain items, but the price was "suspiciously low" to them so we ordered off the regular lunch menu!


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It seems like forever ago that Cryptic Studios released Champions Online released to moderate
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Champions Online has followed in the footsteps of Turbine's Lord of the
Rings Online and countless other reforming subscription-driven titles with a free-to-play
alternative. Does the epic game of spandex and superheroes lose
something in the transition? Not as much as you might expect!
I agree that after DCUO the graphics in CO do not compare well. Still it is fun as a little time waster and if you play STO, the Atari tokens you buy there can also be used here so that is a plus.
DStahl managed to perform some magic with the look of space in STO but not sure if they can do the same with the CO cartoon look as it is now.
somehow the comic hero genre seems limited to me and because of this bias I only dabbled in both CO and DCUO. If you are a real RP type, CO is probably better because DCUO chat was useless.
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If anything, these systems are Oracle "non-engineered systems", i.e. no SPARC or Oracle/Sun tech. Intel and other industry standard components make up these systems.
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Hey everyone.
Due to a family function in July, this Boston-based traveler will find himself in Santa Monica and Malibu soon. I was looking for places to grab some good eats while on the West Coast and would love to hear your recs.
I'll need a really nice (price not a prob, so long as it's worth it) dinner spot for 2 on a Friday night, then some casual places for lunch and breakfast.
Any thoughts? Thanks!
re: WHills
There's much better sushi to be had than Nobu. I'd suggest heading over to Sawtelle Blvd in West LA and trying out Kiriko or heading over to National Blvd for Sushi Zo. Both are first rate sushi places. They cannot match the celebrities at Nobu, but they definitely have better sushi.
In Santa Monica, for a nice dinner, you could try Josie, Joe's on Abbot Kinney (Venice), Michael's, or Jiraffe.
If you want good Mexican, I suggest Monte Alban in West LA -- it's the best Oaxacan in LA and something that is really difficult to find elsewhere in America.
If you're up for a burger, try out Father's Office. It can get crowded, but even the dissenters on this board will generally acknowledge that it's a good burger. And they've got a great beer selection on tap.
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I finally got around to Monte Alban and their barbacoa de chivo is some serious yum. It really is equal to the praise.
I also agree big time with all the other posters above and below that Malibu Seafood is a much better value than all the other casual Malibu/PCH seafood joints.
re: WHills
Ditto the recommendation for Malibu Seafood. Lovely fish & chips, great steamed mussels. Very casual environment, but superb quality of food.
re: WHills
Oh, yeah - the Places link.
Malibu Fish & Seafood
25653 Pacific Coast Hwy, Malibu, CA 90265
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Lots of great recomendations from Emme, bolavinaka, and glutton; I would second these except for Lilly's and Jiraffe - because they are not my personal favorites.
For dinner try The Lobster in Santa Monica - great seafood - good view. Geoffreys in Malibu can be a bit inconsistent but very lovely. BOA Steakhouse in Santa Monica is good. Have drinks outside at The Viceroy by the pool.For breakfast/lunch - Shutters in Santa Monica is good and the view is nice. The Georgian Hotel serves a good breakfast on the porch - as well as Jinkys in Santa Monica. For a great dive bar breakfast try Hinano in Marina del Rey - greasy, old fashioned breakfast. Have fun!
For three solid casual lunch choices and one a notch above casual, go to Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice.
Lilly's French Cafe & Bar
1031 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice, CA 90291
Joe's Restaurant
1023 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice, CA 90291
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I highly recommend that you try the recently opened Anisette by Alain Giraud on Santa Monica Blvd (between 3rd Street Promenade and 2nd Street).
Santa Monica and Malibu are 20 minutes apart. How long will you actually be in Malibu, meaning, which meals and how many?
Allegria in Malibu is incredible italian and is open for lunch. Via Veneto in Santa Monica is also incredible italian and great for 2 on a Friday night.
I also recommend Anisette in SM for lunch, and Library Ale house for lunch, also in SM.
Breakfast: Anisette, Jinkys, Jack and Jills, or go to Montana Avenue and take your pick from many, many great breakfast and lunch spots. Just choose a menu you like.
Dinner for 2 on a Friday night, Malibu-convenient: Saddle Peak Lodge. Really nice, really expensive, really good, and a quintessential southern Cal. experience. It's on Piuma Rd. in the mountains overlooking Malibu. Take Malibu Cyn. Rd. up from the coast, turn right on Piuma (there is a sign for the restaurant on Mal. Cyn. Rd.) and drive maybe half a mile, maybe a little more. Very much a special-occasion restaurant.
Agree w/ other posters w/ recs for Santa Monica dinner - Josie, Jiraffe, Melisse (if you like French).
In addition to brunch, Joe's does great dinner as well.
For breakfast in addition to the Montana and 3rd st area places, I'd also consider Rustic Canyon's brunch, as well as Snug Harbor and Bread and Porridge.
For an easy lunch, try Bay Cities Deli on Lincoln.
For great Oaxacan, try Monte Alban, or if you'd like tacos, Tacomiendo.
Another great Japanese option is Musha on Wilshire at 5th.
If for some reason you're craving fish'n'chips, try Ye Olde King's Head pub, as well as for sticky toffee pudding.
For a good cupcake, try stopping into Vanilla Bake Shop.
re: Emme
I love Snug Harbor for breakfast. It has a great 1950s small town diner feel but with a LA touch. Plus I love a place where I can sit at the counter, watch the cooks make hash browns and sip a cup of coffee while I read the newpaper.
Another good place for breakfast is Almandine on Wilshire (near Bundy) not far from Snug Harbor. They have the best French pasteries on the Westside (beautiful coissants, danishes, broiche, etc.). They also make good French omelettes and quiche. Plus, they are run by the Japanese so you know the food is more quintessentially French than anything you can find in France.
re: mielimato
Any pastry or dessert described with "banana," or "chocolate," at Amandine is a slamdunk...
re: bulavinaka
oh yes, how could i forget to mention the banana chocolate danish???!!!
I really love the Rose Cafe for a casual breakfast.
Rose Cafe & Market
220 Rose Ave, Venice, CA 90291
If you will be in the Malibu area for dinner; I highly recommend the Sage Room. It's at the corner of PCH and Kanan Dume Road.. Italian; but the real deal... the owner, Claudio is from Italy; and the food there is fabulous...
Other good Santa Monica rec:
Father's Office for beer and gourmet hamburgers
Bay Cities Deli for great sandwiches and sides, esp the Godmother
NY style pizza at Joe's or Richie Palmer's
Try Paradise Cove Rest on P.C.H (that would be Pacific Coast Highway) in Malibu
1 mile south of Kanan Rd. No worries, every local knows where it is. Good Food,
great breakfast, most important, location, location, location. Right on the water and
perfect for a beach walk after. Inside/Outside dining as well. Bring jacket just in case
you never know about weather here in July. I personally recommend the creamy
New England Clam Chowder and a loaf of Sourdough bread along with a Bloody Mary
does it every time. Enjoy Phone # for a Reservation or not (310)457-2503 Casual
I like both Neptunes Net and the Reel Inn, both of which are on the PCH, for a causal beach side lunch.
The Reel Inn has decent food. Display case of fresh uncook fish. You order what you want, tell them how you'd like it cooked, and they call you when it is ready. There is both indoor and outdoor seating. On the patio, you have a view of the sea and can watch the surfer's surf (although the bad thing is that you also have the PCH between you and the ocean). But it has a great causal, beachy feel.
Neptune's Net is more of a dive. Plus the food is not so good...you can have thing either steamed or fried. I'm go for the sandwiches (and icy cold beer). But I love this place because of the vibe and ambiance. Also on the PCH, you can see the sea and watch all the bikers on their Harleys roll in.
re: mielimato
I think the quality is better at Malibu Seafood. The fish in the display case at the Reel Inn never looks as fresh as the fish at MS.
One Pico ... really nice spot for dinner.
Rose Cafe ... good spot for bfast/lunch.
Rose Cafe & Market
220 Rose Ave, Venice, CA 90291
One Pico
1 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90405


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