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The guide had an excellent knowledge about the beers tasted and beer in general. Was a nice way to take a walk through Brooklyn and a great way to enjoy a variety of beers (10 different ones).
We got to know more about beer and Brooklyn! We would not have found these places or beers on our own!
Had such a great time going on the craft beer tour. Our tour guide was so fantAstic. I wod def recommend this tour to my friends!! Great job!
really enjoyed our craft beer tour ,Alex was very easy going answered all questions . We had a fab afternoon and had a glimpse of new York we normally wouldn't have seen brill the ward family
Really interesting tour. Josh was an entertaining and informative guide. Good range of craft beers tasted along with an insider's guide to Willliamsburg.
Great experience
can't wait to do this again.Professional guides who know their beers and have great passion in educating you. Brooklyn is a buzz as well.A smoothly run tour
Only the two of us on this particular tour of Brooklyn but a great afternoon spent with Joe, the beer expert. Visited some great bars, Brooklyn brewery and a specialist beer shop with lots of samples, snacks and background information on the US beer industry. As CAMRA members in the UK this was an excellent tour and good value for money. Only problem was finding our way to the meeting point from Manhattan - advise customers check weekend subway station openings and train times and specific address before setting off.
Super fun beer tour! Our guide was fantastic, really knowledgeable about local beers and home brewing. She had great tasting notes and was engaging and fun throughout the afternoon. She also made really good suggestions for us based on the kind of beers we like to drink. Something fun and different to do in New York, I would highly recommend for any beer lover.
Great tour. We tasted some really good beers and the guide knew her stuff. It was also really nice to have snacks at a couple of spots on the tour.
This trip was very good but it was spoiled by being directed to the incorrect address for the start point.
Viator had not updated their records according to the tour operator but i only missed the first half hour.
It is a trip well worth doing and i hope that the records have now been corrected.
A great way to spend 3 hours in Brooklyn. Our guide was friendly, informative and open to all kinds of questions. A good look at craft brewing and life in Williamsburgh. Next time we visit NYC we will definetly do the Manhattan tour. Thanks Tonia and Michael from Sydney.
All ways great except the start. The Viator website indicated that the tour would start at 12P, but the tour guide did't show up til 1 and was surprised we thought the start would be at noon.
An eye opener into the number of craft beers available. Certainly was a great way to taste different types of beers and the crawl was well-paced. Guide had excellent knowledge of beer and history. My husband and I had a great time!


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Ana González have worked as a creative director for her first brand Locking Shocking (1996-2007), acclaimed by public and critic and awarded with the `L'Oreal Paris´ for the best young SS'03 collection in 2002 of the Madrid Fashion Week, and the `Gran Prix of Fashion Marie Claire´ for the Best National Designer in 2004.
In 2008 she founded her new label Ana Locking and with her first collection 'Reentry' FW08-09 won the `L'Oreal Paris Award´ for the Best Collection of the Madrid Fashion Week.
In September 2009 she presented her SS'10 collection (Clothes exhibition and video art) in New York's Public Library during the NY Fashion Week with the project '4Eyes' (four spanish designers).
In November 2009 she won the `Cosmopolitan Award for the Best Spanish Designer of the year.
Since 2011 Ana practices fashion teacher in the Polytechnic University of Madrid at the same time she continues working as creative director of her own brand Ana Locking.
Ana keeps herself updated of the new artistic disciplines, as she studied in the University of Fine Arts of Madrid. That's the reason why she has also collaborated with different cultural institutions and artistic organizations through exhibitions, installations, video-art, photography, seminars, conferences, classes, etc.
MNCARS (National Museum of Art Reina Sofía de Madrid), MUSAC (Museum of Modern Art of Castilla-León), IVAM (Institute of Modern Art of Valencia), DA2 (Museum of Modern Art of Salamanca), Museum of the Costume, 'Casa de America', 'Casa Encendida' of Madrid, 'Canal de Isabel II' of Madrid, 'INJUVE' (Youth Institute of Madrid), 'The Factory Gallery´ in Madrid. NY Public Library.
All this projects help her to grow and evolve through what she considers should be the grounds of every sensitivity related to creation.
• `What Does God Say´ SS14 (Mercedes Fashion Week, Madrid)
• `McGuffin´ FW13-14 (Mercedes Benz Fashion Week, Madrid)
• `The Talk´ SS13 (Mercedes Benz Fashion Week, Madrid)
• `Time Capsule´ FW12-13 (Mercedes Benz Fashion Week, Mad)
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• `Insides´ SS11(Cibeles Fashion Week, Madrid)
• `Spinning Destiny´ FW10-11(Cibeles Fashion Week, Madrid)
• `Antídoto´ SS10 (Cibeles Fashion Week, Madrid)
• `Miracles´ FW09-10(Cibeles Fashion Week, Madrid)
• `Arc d´hystérie´ SS09 (Cibeles Fashion Week, Madrid)
• `Mirror´ SS08 (Cibeles Fashion Week, Madrid)
• `Bipolar´ FW07-08 (Cibeles Fashion Week, Madrid)
• `The Locked Garden´ SS07 (Pasarela Cibeles)
• `Foreigner´ FW 0607 (Cibeles Fashion Week, Madrid)
• `Exit´ SS06 (Cibeles Fashion Week, Madrid)
• `Loveless´ FW05-06 (Cibeles Fashion Week, Madrid)
• `Naufragio´ SS05 (Cibeles Fashion Week, Madrid)
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• `L´important c´est d´aimer´ FW03-04(Cibeles Fashion Week)
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• `4 EYES´ Video Art - Fashion Collective (New York Public Library, NY. EEUU)
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• `From 35 to 45´ Fotografía (American House, Madrid. Spain)
• `12 Portraits´ Fotografía (Canal de Isabel II, Madrid. American House, Madrid. EFTI, Madrid. Spain
• Merchandising design for The Contemporary Art Museum of Salamanca "DA2". Spain
• `Cosmopolitan Award´- Best Spanish Fashion Designer 2009
• `L´Oreal Paris Award´ to the best Madrid Fashion Week collection "Reentry" - February 2008
• `Ingenio 400 Award´. Public Award to the best Video Art Fahrenheit´ - 2007 in the 400 Birth Commemoration of Miguel de Cervantes.
• `Gran Prix Marie Claire Award´ - Best Spanish Fashion Designer 2004
• `L´Oreal Paris Award´ to the best Madrid Fashion Week young collection `Eólica´ - Verano 2003
• Finalist Young `Generation 2002´, Caja Madrid `From 35 to 45´
• Finalist Young `Generation 2001´, Caja Madrid `12 portraits´


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The issue ultimately is that a champion is only as good as his or her competition. If a champ's feuds are lacklustre, it is difficult for their reign to be memorable; if there is little or no competition for a belt, then its value is greatly reduced. Really, they should have begun to build up the tag division before the Shield took the belts, so that it would not feel like
a demotion compared to their days of fighting legitimate main eventers. Instead, during Hell No's reign, teams were built up slightly to compete against Kane and Bryan, only to be knocked down later on.
The WWE title would be greatly reduced in importance if it seemed like only two individuals wanted the belt or were capable of challenging for it. There should be four or five teams who have the potential to come after the Shield at any given time. I'm aware that it's a little optimistic to wish for secondary, non-title tag feuds with a little more gravitas than Tons of Funk vs Rhodes Scholars, but if done correctly, it would help to create the feeling that the tag division is not a two-horse town - and would create number 1 contenders more naturally than the current system of "ok, tag feud over, you go back to the bottom of the pack; now, let's have a #1 contenders' match and pretend like one of these teams consistently squashed by the champions have any chance of winning the belts this time around." They should, at the very least, make the tag titles feuds feel important and personal. Usos/Shield put on some great matches, but got stuck on the pre-show and were given very little opportunity to get on the mic, build a story and make people care. It's a rotten state of affairs for a championship that should be considered one of the company's crown jewels.
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Lucy Spraggan quits The X Factor UK
Lucy Spraggan is no longer on The X Factor UK. She quit due to health reasons. She already did not perform last week and got a "bye" for being sick.
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'I'm gutted not to be able to continue this journey but i'm not well enough to perform' a statement from the singer read this morning.
'To accept another free pass having missed last weekend would not be fair on the others in the competition. I wish them all well' Spraggan continued.
The 21 year-old was too ill to perform last week and was given automatic entry in to this week's live shows. Last week Jade Ellis was the latest contestant to leave the competition after three of the four judges chose to send her home.
'I would like to express my thanks to everyone who has supported me. There is no way that this setback will prevent me from fulfilling my ambition. You'll be hearing from me again very soon' the statement concluded.
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MEXICO CITY (AP) -- The amount of dollars sent home by Mexicans living abroad has jumped 13 percent as the peso weakens against the U.S. currency.
Mexico's central bank says Mexicans sent home $2.4 million in October. That's a rise from the same month last year.
The peso dropped to record lows in October, briefly trading at 14 to the dollar as investors shed fled to the relative safety of the greenback.
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Herbert and Catherine Schaible found themselves in a Philadelphia courtroom last week because they didn't get help for their ailing infant when he needed it most. Yet, the Schaibles used their seven surviving children to beg the court for leniency.
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Pianist John Lewis, vibraphonist Milt Jackson, bassist Ray Brown and drummer Kenny Clarke first came together in 1946 as the rhythm section for Dizzy Gillespie's Orchestra and they had occasional features that gave the overworked brass players a well-deserved rest. They next came together in 1951, recording as the Milt Jackson Quartet. In 1952, with Percy Heath taking Brown's place, the Modern Jazz Quartet became a permanent group. In the early days Jackson and Lewis both were equally responsible for the group's musical direction but the pianist eventually took over as musical director. The MJQ has long displayed John Lewis' musical vision, making jazz seem respectable by occasionally interacting with classical ensembles and playing concerts at prestigious venues, but always leaving plenty of space for bluesy and swinging improvising. Their repertoire, in addition to including veteran bop and swing pieces, introduced such originals as Lewis' "Django" and Jackson's "Bags' Groove." The group recorded for Prestige, Atlantic, Verve, United Artists and were even snapped up by The Beatles' Apple imprint in 1967. In addition to the many quartet outings, they welcomed such guests as Jimmy Giuffre, Sonny Rollins, singer Diahann Carroll, Laurindo Almeida and the Swingle Singers. Although the musicians all had opportunities to pursue individual projects, in 1974 Milt Jackson, tired of the constant touring and the limitations set on his improvising, quit the group, causing The MJQ to play a final tour and break up. In 1981 Jackson relented and the Modern Jazz Quartet became active again, albeit on a more ad-hoc basis. Connie Kay's health began to fade in the early '90s and after his death in 1995, Albert "Tootie" Heath became his replacement. This 4 CD collection captures MJQ's complete output for the Atlantic label from their inception through to the end of 1960 - for many, nay most, the golden era of the mighty Modern Jazz Quartet's sublime and extraordinary music.
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yes it's me again and guess what, yep my little laney set up(as above) is still going strong and sounding just as good as the day I bought it.This may be getting boring I know,but if you're thinking of buying one I thought I'd give you an update. I have over the past year thought about buying some new amplification...just fancied somthing different, nowt wrong with the laney just fancied a change as you do..the point being, having tried loads of stuff out, up to £2500's worth! nothing sounded better than this little combo (as good, but not better) so I've decided to stay with the amp and buy yet another bass(a stingray if I can find one at the right price) my 4001 through this gear sounds lovely. Anyhow, as stated above amp&cab still going strong, cant fault it, you will be hard pushed to find better for the money...HIGHLY RECOMENDED.
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Having clicked on this site (again) I noticed that the reviews I posted are still here!!! Well to keep you updated, my little RB7 & 115 cab are still going strong,still sounding and looking lovely and pushing out loads of power with great tones as usual..having just done a series of outdoor gigs the only problem that i've encountered is that, the carpet covering has lifted on the bottom rear of the extention cab,I suspect caused from the damp, (nowt a bit of glue wont put right)..My point being, if this is the only problem after 4'n'1/2 years of hard on the road gigging(6 a month average)this little set up is doing just fine...I would recomend this gear to anyone who wants great tone,great reliabillity & value 4 money.. it's easy to cart about as well.
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In this important new collection, her first in fourteen years, award-winning author Louise Erdrich has selected poems from her two previous books of poetry, Jacklight and Baptism of Desire, and has added nineteen new poems to compose Original Fire.
About the Author
Louise Erdrich lives with her family in Minnesota and is the owner of Birchbark Books, an independent bookstore. Ms. Erdrich is a member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa, and this storywhich will, in the end, span one hundred years in the life of an Ojibwe womanwas inspired when Ms. Erdrich and her mother, Rita Gourneau Erdrich, were researching their own family history. Chickadee begins a new part of the story that started with The Birchbark House, a National Book Award finalist; The Game of Silence, winner of the Scott O'Dell Award for Historical Fiction; and the acclaimed The Porcupine Year.
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Retro + Vintage Motorcycles
Retro + Vintage Motorcycle reviews and road tests include old (vintage) motorcycles, such as those featured in Clement Salvadori's Retrospective column each month, as well as motorcycles styled to look like those that rolled off the assembly line decades ago (retro). Cruisers can be considered retro due to their styling, but they're a more natural fit in the Cruiser + Touring Motorcycles category. Whereas the irrational exuberance of the 2000s brought us overpriced, blinged–out choppers and painful–to–watch TV shows about customizers with short tempers, motorcycle guides suggest that back–to–basics vintage motorcycles have enjoyed a revival since the Great Recession. Harley–Davidson has its Dark Custom line, Victory offers blacked–out 8–Ball versions of several models and DIY builders are snapping up low–cost bikes on Craigslist and eBay for café racer and bobber projects.
New BMW R nineT First Look
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October 16, 2013
The BMW nineT as it leaves the factory with standard dual seat. Retro is back at BMW with today's reveal of the R nineT, or nineT for short. Created to mark the 90th anniversary of BMW Motorrad, the new BMW nineT is a retro boxer that blends the opposed flat twin's iconic character and classic design... Read more »
Royal Enfield Continental GT First Ride Review
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October 9, 2013
True, it doesn't go a million—or even a hundred—but the GT definitely offers all the right look and feel for those who would love to transport themselves back to the future. Last September Royal Enfield Motors hosted a lavish international press launch in England for its all-new Continental GT... Read more »
Retrospectve: Kawasaki KLX650: 1993-1996
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October 4, 2013
If you were in the market for a dual-purpose, big-single sort of ride back in 1993, Kawasaki certainly had the market covered. It offered three different models with the same basic engine. Two were street-legal, the third, called an enduro, had lights and no turn signals—but a cop would have to be... Read more »
Triumph Updates Bonneville, Thruxton and Scrambler for 2014
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October 3, 2013
Triumph has updated its line of modern classics—Bonneville, Thruxton and Scrambler—for 2014 with new color schemes, improved exhaust notes and an even better riding experience. "These updated bikes retain that iconic link to our heritage in terms of their conspicuous classical styling, yet are... Read more »
Honda PC800 Pacific Coast: 1989-90, 1994-98
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September 3, 2013
What happens when motorcycle designers share a drawing board with automobile types? The answer may be the Honda Pacific Coast. Rumor had it that after Honda R&D Americas, Inc., was established in 1985 and began dealing with all Honda products, the word came down from above that the engineers and... Read more »
ART ATTACK: Ian Barry's Cataclysmic Café Racers
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August 29, 2013
Perhaps some would call it a "crime of passion" to "recycle" classic British bikes into "works of art," but perhaps there's significant leeway when the custom creations are for the most salvaged bits and pieces reconfigured into scratch built and streetable "one-offs." Then again, do... Read more »
Retrospective: Suzuki GS750E/ES: 1983
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August 6, 2013
The alphanumeric system that defines many Japanese motorcycles has never been very instructive, and the bike we are writing about here was only a one-year model…but it was a good one. Suzuki was the last of the Big Four to get into the four-stroke game. Seeing the EPA's handwriting on the engineering... Read more »
Retrospective: BSA A7 Shooting Star 500cc: 1954-1962
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July 8, 2013
That Daytona 200 was a thriller back in '54, on a cold wind-swept beach. The 4.1-mile oval had one straightaway on the asphalt, then two 180-degree turns and the second straight on the sand. Off the starting line, two Harley K-models, 750cc side-valve motors, led the way. These were the old days when... Read more »
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July 3, 2013
Coming or going, three days of high-desert vintage racing brought out bikes of all flavors to the 18th annual Corsa MotoClassica. It was the 18th running of the three-day vintage bike event, a combination of non-stop racing, classic bike show, swap meet and grooving on the high-desert terrain some 55... Read more »
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July 2, 2013
Among the classic Japanese motorcycles that deserve a modern tribute, few come to mind as quickly as Honda's line of air-cooled, in-line fours, starting with the CB750K0 of 1969. Its 40-year anniversary was suitably commemorated with the unveiling of the CB1100 at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2009, but... Read more »


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Below is information from AP Summer Institute workshops that were held in August 2014. Please stay tuned for next year's lineup.
Workshop Description
This four-day AP Physics 1 & 2 summer workshop provided an opportunity for new and experienced AP physics teachers to become familiar with the College Board's newly redesigned algebra/trigonometry-based AP Physics 1 & 2 courses. This workshop was a good opportunity for participants to meet and share ideas with colleagues who are planning to teach these courses in the coming years. Throughout the week, sample test questions, practice exam questions, and group activities were used to help the participants to gain the knowledge and understanding of the new curriculum and its instructional requirements. Participants were expected to take active roles, individually and in groups, familiarizing themselves with the Physics 1 & 2 framework, solving sample test questions, discussing teaching strategies, designing labs, and developed their own syllabi's for the course and the audit.
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- An overview of the new courses' Curriculum Framework.
- A study of the structure and style of the Physics 1 & 2 Exam questions.
- Instructional strategies for developing the concepts and reasoning skills required for success on the new exams.
- Preparing a syllabus for the audit.
- Developing inquiry labs that will be suitable to meet the new requirements.
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Joe Stieve recently retired after forty-eight years as a high school physics teacher. He taught AP Physics for forty of those years in a large variety of public and private high schools. He has a MS in physics from Purdue University. Joe has been a College Board AP Physics consultant since 1985 and was an AP Reader/Grader over a period of ten years. He has presented many one day and multiple day AP Physics workshops. He has also been involved in the development of materials for a laboratory guide for the new AP Physics 1 & 2 courses.
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Local community groups will have the opportunity to preserve, share and celebrate their stories, thanks to $1.66 million funding delivered in today's 2011-12 Victorian Budget.
The four year funding package will ensure the continuation of the popular Local History Grants Program and the Victorian Community History Awards, run by the Public Record Office Victoria.
Premier and Minister for the Arts Ted Baillieu said the programs support and recognise Victorian organisations, individuals and groups that work to preserve and share our local history.
"Reflecting on our history helps us to understand who we are and what we want to be," Mr Baillieu said.
"Victoria has more than 600 community museums and many other community groups – from schools to sporting clubs – that are actively engaged in the preservation of Victoria's history. It is a sector that relies heavily on goodwill and volunteering so it is important that we support and celebrate this work."
The Local History Grants Program awards annual grants to organisations and groups for projects that preserve or share historical information of community benefit.
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The Victorian Community History Awards is an annual awards program that recognises achievements and contributions in the area of community history. Cash prizes are awarded across seven categories.
"Local history gives people a sense of belonging and place, fostering local identity and participation. Collectively, these histories make up the rich fabric of our State," Mr Baillieu said.
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The results of a pilot study carried out in the USA suggest that acupuncture may have significant, measurable benefits on residual visual function in patients with the degenerative eye disease retinitis pigmentosa (RP).
A study from China has found that acupuncture compares favourably with anticonvulsant drug therapy for the treatment of blepharospasm.
Acupuncture out-performs artificial tears in the treatment of dry eye syndrome, according to South Korean researchers.
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Acupuncture appears to benefit glaucoma patients by decreasing intraocular pressure (IOP) and improving blood circulation behind the eye.
A small Taiwanese pilot study has found that ear acupressure may facilitate improved visual health for children
A randomised controlled trial carried out in Hong Kong has shown that acupuncture to be effective in treating anisometropic amblyopia (lazy eye)
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Join Temple Sinai on Saturday, Sept. 7 for a Chazak Shabbat/Rosh Hashanah Celebration 10:00–11:30 am. Chazak is the wonderful ongoing program for children 6–14, with developmental differences. See your child grow, learn, and thrive in a nurturing, inclusive environment. All programs are free of charge and integrate music, movement, and other forms of enrichment into the learning experience. Call 621-8016 to register and get additional information about Chazak programs. All are welcome. Contact Temple Sinai of Roslyn, 425 Roslyn Rd., Roslyn Heights 516-621-6800. www.mysinai.org.
Ever popular, terrariums are a beautiful and elegant addition to a home. Participants in this workshop can create their own miniature glass gardens during this workshop with assistance from the nursery's design staff. Bring your own glass vessel or the Nursery will provide one. Cost: $45.00 +tax includes all materials. Participants may bring their own glass vessel, price will be determined by its size. Call 516-334-0066 to make a reservation. The workshop begins at 11 a.m. Hicks Nurseries is located at 100 Jericho Turnpike in Westbury.
On Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 11 a.m., Hicks Nurseries will present a planting for privacy workshop. Participants will learn which trees and shrubs will grow tall and full to help make their yard the private oasis they always wanted it to be. Hicks Landscapes' designer Rich Abate will discuss the best options available to gain valuable privacy or to block out undesirable views. Hicks Nurseries is located at 100 Jericho Turnpike in Westbury. Call 516-334-0066.
On Wednesday, Sept. 21 at 11 a.m. After a summer nurturing houseplants and tropical outdoors soon it will be time to transfer them indoors for the winter months. This informative seminar explains the steps necessary to successfully transfer a plant indoors. From insect control to lighting and soil, all will be covered. The lecture will take place at Hicks Nurseries, located at 100 Jericho Turnpike in Westbury. Call 516-334-0066.
On Sept. 29, the Senior Activity Committee (SAC) at The Park At East Hills will host a play, 12 Angry Men at the John Engeman Theater. The play begins at 2 p.m. with dinner to follow.
On Oct. 10, the Senior Activity Committee (SAC) at The Park At East Hills will join with The Rockefeller Estate and Union Church for lunch at Sunset Cove restaurant in the historic Hudson Valley. The bus leaves the park at 8 a.m.
On Sunday, October 13, local residents will join together for The Lustgarten Foundation's 13th annual Long Island Pancreatic Cancer Research Walk, which will be held at Jones Beach in Wantagh. Walkers can participate in a one or three-mile walk along Jones Beach's scenic boardwalk. Since its inception, the Long Island walk has grown to more than 7,000 participants and raised more than $9.3 million for pancreatic cancer research. Visit www.curePC.org for more information. Pre-registration fee: $50.00. Walk-in registration fee: $60.00. Registration begins at 8 a.m. The walk begins at 9:30 a.m. The walk takes place at Jones Beach State Park, Wantagh, Field 5.
The Roslyn High School Class of 1953 will hold its 60th class reunion on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. at The Roslyn Hotel. The evening will include a cocktail reception and dinner. Cost is $100.00 per person. Anyone with contact information should call Mickey Vergatta at 516-676-1740. The Roslyn Hotel is located at 1221 Old Northern Blvd.
On Oct. 27, the Senior Activity Committee (SAC) at The Park At East Hills will hold a brunch, featuring special guest speaker William C. Burton, Village of East Hills attorney and partner in Sagat Burton LLP. The talk is entitled, "The Life of A Lobbyist In Washington, DC." The talk begins at 11 a.m.
On Oct. 29, the Senior Activity Committee (SAC) at The Park At East Hills will host an author talk and book signing with Bonnie Trachtenberg, author of Wedlocked. The event is scheduled to last from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Kroplick, an East Hills resident for 29 years, serves in the unpaid role as an advisor to the North Hempstead board, out of his longtime love of history. His exhaustive study of the area's cemeteries has helped him complete a history of
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For the time being, much of the Roslyn area is without representation on the Town of North Hempstead council. Recently, Thomas K. Dwyer, who has represented Roslyn on that body since 2002, announced that he would step down from the board while he is in negotiations with a Manhattan-based consulting firm.
Dwyer, who is the chief operating officer of Syosset-based American Land Services, would not identify the firm he is talking to, but he said that the new job would represent a conflict of interest with his work on the town board.
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SUNY College at Old Westbury recently named Dr. Anthony DeLuca of Levittown as the College's NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative (FAR), beginning at the start of the 2014-15 academic year.
DeLuca, now entering his third year at Old Westbury, also holds the position as director Old Westbury's Honors College.
"We are thrilled that Dr. DeLuca will serve as Old Westbury's Faculty Athletics Representative," said director of athletics Lenore Walsh. "He is a champion for intercollegiate athletics and has been involved with our program since his arrival at Old Westbury. I am looking forward to the opportunity to work closely with Dr. DeLuca in support of our students' academic and athletic pursuits at Old Westbury."
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Albertson resident and Kellenberg sophomore Gabby Schreib qualified for the Millrose Games in New York City. Schreib qualified as a member of the Sprint Medley Relay along with Danielle Correia, Bridget McNierney, and Jazmine Fray.
The Kellenberg relay's close second place finish in January's Millrose Trials has moved them closer to defending the title they won in the same relay at last year's Millrose Games. Schreib and her teammates time is currently second in the United States for girls track and field performances.
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Life is good for Lonestar Country band has evolved and changed and is now exactly where it wants to be
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Richie McDonald has made some tough decisions when it comes to his music career but rejoining Lonestar wasn't one of them.In 2007 McDonald chose to walk away from Lonestar, at the time one of the top groups in country music, to spend more time with his young family. He traded the days of 150 nights on the road for the duties of a stayat-home dad.
While he did work as a solo artist - he released I Turned To You, a gospel album, in 2008 and Slowdown, in 2010 - McDonald focused on his life with his wife Lorie and his three children.
Lonestar continued to tour and record with Cody Collins stepping into Mc-Donald's role as lead singer. But some reflection by Mc-Donald led to him reaching out to his former bandmates in 2010 and eventually rejoining the band in 2011.
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Haley & Michaels, Lonestar's Richie McDonald Share Story Behind 'Just Another Love Song' – Exclusive Video Read More: Haley & Michaels Share Story Behind 'Just Another Love Song'
New country duo Haley & Michaels found themselves writing a love song about love songs with Richie McDonald of Lonestar. McDonald sang one of the best country love songs of all time and it's safe to say 'Amazed' more than inspired 'Just Another Love Song.' The group explains in this video exclusive to Taste of Country.
'Just Another Love Song' borrows lyrics from 'Amazed,' an idea that McDonald bashfully brought to the table. "We went through all these other songs, and finally went back and said 'Yeah, let's write about 'Amazed" and that's how this song came about."
"I don't know how you do what you're doing here / You sang 'Baby I'm Amazed' in my ear / Now every time it comes on / It's just another, just another love song," the duo sing at the chorus.
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Firehouse Subs Presents 'An Evening with Richie McDonald
Firehouse Subs proudly presents 'An Evening with Richie McDonald,' lead singer for country supergroup Lonestar. The concert will benefit People First of Henry County, a non-profit organization that supports special needs families.
2014 American Idol finalist, Madelyn Patterson and her band will kick off the show at 7 pm followed by Richie McDonald. Richie will be performing all your old favorites as well as some new songs. He will share the stories behind the songs for an evening you won't want to miss. Tickets are available at Firehouse Subs in McDonough, Stockbridge and Griffin, GA as well as Jackson Drugs in Jackson.
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The lead singer of Lonestar made a special appearance at the Lubbock Independent School District convocation Thursday, surprising many in the audience.
Richie McDonald, a 1981 graduate of Coronado High School, is a longtime friend and former roommate of LISD's new superintendent Berhl Robertson — the reason the singer agreed to a private performance for district staff. McDonald sang his 2011 hit "Footprints on the Moon" at the piano accompanied by a select group of 60 LISD choir students.
"It was real personal and emotional to both of us," Robertson said. He remembers talking with McDonald 25 years ago about their respective passions for education and music. They never thought they'd be acting out their dreams together.
For McDonald, the convocation was a chance to see the tables turned. In a phone interview Thursday, the singer said he knows Robertson has been following his career for years, but Thursday gave him an opportunity to see and experience his old friend's accomplishments first hand.
"For me to come back and to see Berhl up there in front of the whole LISD and give his speech — it made me proud to be a part of it," McDonald said. "He's worked hard to get to where he is at. He's LISD's superintendent, but to me he's just one of my best friends. He's just a good guy — a real person. I just wanted to come back and show my support."
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Every couple in America has probably danced to the song "Amazed" at one time in their lives. The song was one of those few ballads that was No. 1 on both country and pop charts in the late 1990s, and is still played everywhere — from wedding receptions to proms.
While "Amazed" propelled the band Lonestar to new heights in the country music world, the song and album "Lonely Grill" created success that's hard to repeat. The album yielded three more hits: "Smile," "Tell Her" and "What About Now."
After a four-year solo career, lead singer Richie McDonald has returned to Lonestar and the group is ready to re-create that success with a new tour and a single, along with an album due out in the fall. I caught up with McDonald on Wednesday to talk about the new project and Lonestar's concert coming up at Ho-Chunk Casino in Wisconsin Dells on Saturday.
He spoke about the band turning 20, his return and former band member John Rich, who left in 1998 and became a star with Big and Rich and appeared on "Celebrity Apprentice."
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Lonestar's Richie McDonald talks about their new single and upcoming album
On July 3, Richie McDonald, the lead singer of the country band Lonestar, spoke prior to his concert at the NYCB Theatre at Westbury, Long Island.
Regarding their new single "The Countdown," Richie remarked, "This is the countdown for our twentieth year anniversary. I left the band five years ago, but now I am back in and it made sense for us to get back together to record an anniversary album."
"We produced the new album ourselves and we wrote all but two songs on there. It sounds like Lonestar more than it ever has, since we had a lot of creative control on it. We are better together than we ever were apart. I feel like I am back with my brothers. This record was a lot of fun to make and a true labor of love. We feel that it's the best album that we have ever made. We want to continue touching people with our music," he added.
Recently, Richie had recorded a duet with country singer Joanna Mosca entitled "Where Does Good Love Go." "Joanna is a sweet lady and she's such a great singer," he acknowledged. "We recorded the song at Bryan White's studio and he produced her entire album."
"I would love to sing with Kelly Clarkson someday, since she sings with a lot of passion and from the heart. I would like to sing with Don Henley as well," he said.
"The fans will not be disappointed in this new album. It will make them laugh and it will make them cry. There is a balance of tempos, mid-tempos and ballads on there. We would love to get a single on country radio and we hope they will embrace us again. We will be doing a new video for 'The Countdown' and we hope the fans will call their radio stations and request this new song," the Lonestar frontman concluded.
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Todd McShay's latest Draft Buzz takes an updated look at the underclassmen who have declared for the draft and breaks down those who are still undecided.
Originally Published: January 9, 2009By Todd McShay | Scouts Inc.
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QuarterbacksMatthew Stafford, Georgia (6-2½, 235) | Grade: 94
Biggest asset: Elite arm strength
Biggest concern: Inconsistency
Status: Declared Nate Davis, Ball State (6-1¾, 217) | Grade: 85
Biggest asset: Playmaker
Biggest concern: Lacks ideal size
Status: Declared
Josh Freeman, Kansas State (6-5½, 238) | Grade: 83
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Biggest asset: Size and arm strength
Biggest concern: Erratic accuracy/decisions
Status: Declared Mark Sanchez, USC (6-2½, 225) | Grade: 95
Biggest asset: Natural tools (arm strength, quick release, footwork)
Biggest concern: Durability
Status: Declared Sam Bradford, Oklahoma (6-3½, 218 pounds) | Grade: 96
Biggest asset: Accuracy as a passer
Biggest concern: Making transition from a shotgun-based offense with an excellent supporting cast
Status: Returning
Running backsKnowshon Moreno, Georgia (5-10¾, 207) | Grade: 94
Biggest asset: Instincts/competitiveness
Biggest concern: Only adequate top-end speed
Status: Declared Chris Wells, Ohio State (6-1, 235) | Grade: 91
Biggest asset: North-south runner with excellent vision and burst
Biggest concern: Toughness/durability
Status: Declared LeSean McCoy, Pittsburgh (5-11, 205) | Grade: 91
Biggest asset: Big-play threat with versatility
Biggest concern: Not a power back
Status: On the fence, despite reports he is returning Donald Brown, Connecticut (5-10, 210) | Grade: 85
Biggest asset: North-south runner with excellent vision and burst
Biggest concern: Toughness/durability
Status: Declared Shonn Greene, Iowa (5-10¾, 233) | Grade: 82
Biggest asset: Center of gravity
Biggest concern: Lacks elusiveness
Status: Declared P.J. Hill, Wisconsin (5-11, 227) | Grade: 60
Biggest asset: Inside running skills
Biggest concern: Durability
Status: Declared C.J. Spiller, Clemson (5-11¼, 190) | Grade: 87
Biggest asset: Home run hitter as runner, receiver and return man
Biggest concern: Marginal size/durability
Status: Likely leaving, although the hiring of Dabo Swinney as head coach increases his chances of returning
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Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech (6-2½, 208) | Grade: 98
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Biggest asset: Playmaker
Biggest concern: Not a burner
Status: Declared Jeremy Maclin, Missouri (6-0⅝, 198) | Grade: 94
Biggest asset: Speed
Biggest concern: Unpolished route runner
Status: Declared Hakeem Nicks, North Carolina (6-1, 210) | Grade: 88
Biggest asset: Strength/physicality
Biggest concern: Whether he can stretch the field vertically in the NFL
Status: Declared Darrius Heyward-Bey, Maryland (6-1⅞, 203) | Grade: 87
Biggest asset: Vertical speed
Biggest concern: Inconsistent effort and hands
Status: Declared Kenny Britt, Rutgers (6-4, 215) | Grade: 83
Biggest asset: Big, physical target
Biggest concern: Prima donna
Status: Declared Brandon LaFell, LSU (6-3, 212) | Grade: 82
Biggest asset: Athleticism for his size
Biggest concern: History of drops (although much-improved in 2008)
Status: Declared Percy Harvin, Florida (5-10¾, 187) | Grade: 91
Biggest asset: Versatile big-play weapon
Biggest concern: Durability
Status: Declared
Tight endsJared Cook, South Carolina (6-5, 243) | Grade: 84
Biggest asset: Natural pass-catcher
Biggest concern: Marginal blocker
Status: Declared James Casey, Rice (6-4, 235) | Grade: 70
Biggest asset: Pass-catching instincts
Biggest concern: Marginal size
Status: Declared Andrew Davie, Arkansas (6-5, 265) | Grade: 35
Biggest asset: Size/athleticism combo
Biggest concern: Inexperience/age combo
Status: Declared Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma (6-5, 266) | Grade: 94
Biggest asset: Complete skill set (size, athleticism, strength, instincts)
Biggest concern: Occasional drops
Status: Returning
Offensive lineAndre Smith, OT, Alabama (6-4⅞, 341) | Grade: 98
Biggest asset: Overpowering at the point of attack
Biggest concern: Mirror-and-slide skills are good for size but not elite
Status: Declared Eben Britton, OT, Arizona (6-5½, 310) | Grade: 82
Biggest asset: Agility and body control
Biggest concern: Unpolished and lacks explosiveness
Status: Declared Russell Okung, OT, Oklahoma State (6-5¼, 303) | Grade: 92
Biggest asset: Natural feet
Biggest concern: Lacks bulk/power
Status: Uncertain Ciron Black, OT, LSU (6-5, 325) | Grade: 86
Biggest asset: Good initial quickness for size
Biggest concern: Struggles to redirect
Status: Returning
Todd McShay is the director of college football scouting for Scouts Inc. He has been evaluating prospects for the NFL draft since 1998.
Todd McShayScouts Inc.
- ESPN College Football and NFL Draft Analyst
- Joined ESPN in 2006
- Played quarterback in high school and was a backup QB for the University of Richmond.
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