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The Graduate Center offers more than thirty doctoral programs in the arts, humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, including History.
Learn about the Graduate Center's core faculty,
including Distinguished Professor David Joselit (pictured),
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Through its extensive public programming, the Graduate Center contributes to the intellectual and cultural vitality of New York City.
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MALS students take four classes within the program—Introduction to Graduate Liberal Studies, two core courses in their chosen track, and the thesis—and choose their remaining electives from among all courses offered across the doctoral and certificate programs at the Graduate Center.
MALS Track in the Archaeology of the Classical, Late Antique, and Islamic Worlds
Archaeology, popularized by films such as the Indiana Jones series, is far more than just good Hollywood fodder; rather it is a fundamental way through which scholars can unravel the history, cultures and civilizations of humanity. The aim of the MALS track in the Archaeology of the Classical, Late Antique, and Islamic Worlds is to explore the material culture of these worlds through an interdisciplinary lens, drawing upon the fields of archaeology, history, art history, classics, anthropology and middle eastern studies. Though disparate in time and space, Classical, Late Antique and Islamic worlds were artistically, historically and intellectually linked. Using a multi-disciplinary approach, major sites, key monuments, cultural trends and fundamental ideas of the Classical, Late Antique, and Islamic Worlds are discussed in order to better understand how the human past has been written through art, architecture and material culture.
Degree Requirements
This Master's degree program includes a required introductory course (introduction to graduate liberal studies), two required core courses to introduce the student to archaeological topics, and six courses of the student's choice, plus the final thesis (or project). These courses will provide a total of 30 credits for the Master's degree and are designed to conform to similar requirements of the other concentrations currently offered by the MALS Program.
The two core courses will provide the student with multiple perspectives and a sound understanding of the history, culture and artistic milieu of the Classical, Late Antique and Islamic worlds in order to prepare her/him to take advanced courses in Classics, History, Art History or Middle Eastern Studies as well as other relevant disciplines.
• The first core class, From Alexander to Muhammad: Introduction to the Cultures of the Ancient Mediterranean, introduces students to the languages and literature, as well as to the history and culture of the ancient Mediterranean, Late Antique and early Islamic worlds in the form of a descriptive survey. The course is organized into four units, which focus on Alexander the Great; the Hellenistic Era; the Roman Empire; and Late Antiquity and the rise of Islam respectively. Major works of literature and history are read in translation to give students the background and basic knowledge that they need to go on for their further studies.
• The Second core class, Great Digs: important sites of the Classical, Late Antique and Islamic Worlds, exposes students to major archaeological sites from the Classical, Late Antique and Islamic worlds. It seeks to broaden students' awareness of archaeological methods and aims to demonstrate how interconnected the Classical, Late Antique and Islamic worlds were. Two major types of archaeological techniques, excavation and survey, are introduced.The course will then focus on examples from all periods surveyed in the track, including sites such as Classical Athens, Rome, Hadrian's Villa (Tivoli), Pompeii, Alexandria, Constantinople, Ravenna, Jerusalem, Dura Europos, and Samarra. These examples and others will serve as case studies that demonstrate how specific sites shaped our knowledge of human history.
Together these two courses are intended to expose students to the major historical events, cultural trends, intellectual debates, archaeological techniques and archaeological sites. These courses will also prepare the students to focus on their own interests and deepen their knowledge for preparation of their MA thesis or project.
Field Work
Students are encouraged to participate in fieldwork, such as an archaeological excavation or research in a museum. Students may participate in a project of their own design and, if approved by the MALS executive officer, may receive up to three credits (equal to one course) towards their degree. Students may register for an Independent Study with a member of the doctorate faculty to receive credit for this project.
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text: I participated in the RPS Autumn Apocalypse in Egg Harbor, NJ. It was an experience and I met some cool people and saw some insanely strong people there. I "competed" in the 198 Raw Open class. I had a goal to get an 1100 total but just fell short with 1090 (375, 280, 435). I pressed 300 clean in the bench but I jumped the "Rack" command so I blew it. I was a bit upset at myself for doing that twice. I also coudn't move the bar for my last deadlift. I did 460 in the gym a few months back, but couldn't budge 465 this time. Bummer. Oh well, lesson learned. Overall I had a great time, but it was a long day. My first squat was at 11:00 and my last deadlift was at 7:00. I was completely exhausted by the time deadlifts rolled around. I also had a 3.5 hour break between squats and bench, so that wasn't very pleasant. I actually warmed up too early on bench and had to warm up all over again an hour after. I won 1st place for my class by default since no one else did full power. There were only two others in my class and one just benched, while the other just deadlifted. So, I ended up with a cool trophy for my effort. And holy crap am I sore and tired today. Looking forward to my next one now to redeem myself for this meet.

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If Howard Zinn were alive today, he'd be writing a new chapter right now.
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Occupiers in Boston expand their camp to Rose Kennedy Greenway Park, but they are met with police force and arrests.
They occupied their squares to defeat tyrants; we occupy our squares to defeat the tyranny of business as usual.
The chamber helps the "built-to-loot" companies.
The roots of this new social movement trying to "occupy everything" reach deep into the soil of Egypt and Wisconsin, and lead us into honoring our heroes of activism.


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Shaker-Style Walnut and Rosemary Loaf
Servings: Makes 2 Loaves
- 2 1/4 cups very warm whole milk (120°F)
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 2 tablespoons (1/4 stick) unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch pieces, room temperature
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1/4 cup warm water (110°F to 115°F)
- 2 envelopes active dry yeast
- 1 large egg, beaten to blend
- 6 1/2 cups (about) all purpose flour
- 1 cup coarsely chopped walnuts
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh rosemary
- Vegetable oil
- 1 large egg yolk, beaten with 1 tablespoon whole milk (for glaze)
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Pour milk into large bowl. Mix in sugar, butter, and salt; cool to lukewarm. Place 1/4 cup warm water in small bowl; mix in yeast. Let stand 6 minutes.
Stir yeast mixture and 1 egg into lukewarm milk mixture. Mix in 4 cups flour. Beat with wooden spoon until mixture is smooth. Cover bowl with plastic wrap and let sponge stand until bubbles appear at edge, about 15 minutes.
Mix nuts and rosemary into sponge. Mix in flour, 1/3 cupful at a time, until soft, slightly sticky dough forms. Turn dough out onto floured surface and knead until smooth and no longer sticky, sprinkling with flour as needed, about 10 minutes. Brush clean large bowl with oil. Add dough; turn to coat. Cover bowl with plastic. Let dough rise in warm draft-free area until doubled in volume, about 1 hour.
Brush two 8 1/2x4 1/2x2 1/2-inch nonstick loaf pans with oil. Punch dough down and turn out onto work surface; shape into two 8-inch-long loaves. Place in pans. Let rise, uncovered, until almost doubled in volume, about 45 minutes.
Position rack in bottom third of oven and preheat to 375°F. Using serrated knife, make shallow cut down center of each loaf. Brush loaves with glaze. Bake until golden and crusty, about 35 minutes. Turn breads out of pans. Cool on racks.
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Gaining momentum in venues across Iowa and the Midwest, Des Moines' Mighty Shady — Eric McCoy, Chris Freier, Jared Murphy, Joel Schwitchtenberg, and Keenan McBroom—were busy last summer playing national festivals including Wakarusa and 80/35 Music Festival, as well as a handful of regional festivals including Adventure Camp, Dangerfest, Briar Patch, Shwagstock, and Little Big Fest. And while these talented musicians find inspiration in the music of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Sublime, their alt rock is original, seamlessly packing the dance floor with funky grooves. Mighty Shady has been dubbed "indie groove rock" by the locals here in Des Moines, and manages to tastefully combine reggae, rock, and psychedelic jams together in their live performances. Meaningful lyrics add depth to the dynamic group's draw and have helped build a loyal fan base, one that is sure to explode in 2014 with the highly anticipated release of their first full length album
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Miami Beach, FL 33139
Category: Restaurant > Dessert
Region: South Beach
For the second year in a row, Emerge Miami is taking sweet-toothed cyclists on a saccharine joy ride. On Saturday, the second Sweet Treats ride will take off from the Metromover Omni station, stopping at several sweets shops between the Design District and South Beach through 1 p.m. After experiencing the heat during last years bike ride through Coral Gables and Coconut Grove, organizer Stephanie Cornejo chose to make this summer event all about ice cream. The first stop will be Feverish Miamis ice cream cart, followed by a bakery break at Buena Vista Deli, and then a traipse back to ice cream at The Frieze. I really wanted to encourage people eating within two miles of where theyre living to bike to where they eat, and highlight Miamis local restaurants, Cornejo said. The group ride also encourages people to feel safer on the road. Julys slow-paced stroll through candy lane is open to bikers of all levels. Participants need to bring only between $10 and $14 for food, sunscreen, water, and cmon people helmets. Visit the event page at meetup.com.
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Android operating system is being used by most of the mobile manufacturing companies in the world. The dimensions of these mobiles are different and we can download these wallpapers to set on all of the Samsung, Blackberry, HTC or other companies mobile phones which are using any version of this operating system.
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Arianna tells Rafe that she and Brady are getting married. Brady goes to Sami to do the same, but he finds EJ living quite comfortably in Sami's townhouse. After a few words with Brady, EJ offers to take care of the kids while Sami goes out. At the same time, Nicole is hopeful Anna is going to work her charm with the governor. She borrows the guard's phone and makes a call to Brady, but ends up not saying anything. Back at the pub, Sami and Rafe come face-to-face with each other. They're civil as Brady and Arianna break the big news about their engagement. Brady and Arianna wonder and hint if another wedding will happen soon, and Sami and Rafe downplay. Rafe has a lot going on with the FBI and Sami says she's applying for a job. Sami clarifies she's thinking of applying for an administrative position with the FBI, but will need a letter of recommendation - from Rafe. Rafe says he doesn't think that's a good idea. Meanwhile, Lexie shows up with Theo at Sami's and calls EJ on his living arrangement and feelings with Sami, Later, Theo tells an alarmed EJ he knows his secret. Sydney's been with him this whole time? Daniel confronts Chloe about her lying and not seeing a therapist. Chloe appeals to Daniel, but he doesn't back down, and he advises her to do what's right and seek help. Chloe says she will. Later, an upset Chloe goes to Nicole. Nicole realizes it has to do with Chloe's inability to give Daniel a child, especially since Carly gave him Melanie. Nicole advises Chloe to be Daniel's ally, not his enemy. Anna is at Victor's working her charms on governor Jim Ford. Victor thinks it's odd, but Jim is happy to see her. She works up the courage to ask for a pardon for Nicole. When Anna mentions Nicole's name, Jim says no way. Vivian finds Carly and tells her she's toast. The judge may have set her free, but Vivian never will. It looks like she may take her out there, but Vivian prefers to keep Carly guessing. Daniel shows up and warns Vivian to leave Carly alone. Vivian balks and leaves. Daniel and Carly reconcile. He vows to help her deal with Vivian. Later, Vivian calls Victor and tells him she must kill Carly. Is he in or out? Victor says he's in.
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Social Security's right-wing critics like to argue that a program guaranteeing a minimal income in old age undermines the family by discouraging working people from having children—and that the resulting decline in the birthrate undermines Social Security. Yet, the right also likes to vilify people of color who have too many children. Could it be […]
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Social Security as a National Unification Policy
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text: Media buries Egyptian loathing of Barack Obama by John Hayward Jul 5, 2013 6:31 AM PT Share This: Print I've made a point of including the anti-Obama banners brandished by Egypt's revolutionaries in every post I've written on the fall of the Morsi regime, because I had a suspicion the mainstream media wouldn't be showing people that stuff. I was right. Mohammed Morsi may be deposed, but Barack Obama's palace guard in the press is still up and running, and they really don't want their viewers to dwell on just how much the Cairo man on the street personally blames Obama (and US ambassador to Egypt Anne Patterson) for installing and supporting the Muslim Brotherhood's man. The Examiner notes that on the CNN and CNN International Facebook pages, "many Egyptians are expressing their outrage over the slanted media coverage in Egypt, as well as their animosity against President Obama." The Examiner throws in a tirade from an Egyptian woman living in Canada that concludes with a demand for Obama to "please remove your black witch Patterson from here because she is not welcome here." By "here" she presumably means Egypt, not Canada, and she means "black witch" in the same sense that Bellatrix Lestrange in the Harry Potter series was a black witch, because Anne Patterson is white, as you can see from all those "Obama & Patterson support terrorism in Egypt" banners the media doesn't want to show you. Patterson might soon be more welcome in Canada than in the U.S., as Foreign Policy reports the "knives are coming out" for her in Washington: Patterson in particular resisted opportunities to criticize the Morsy government as it implemented increasingly authoritarian policies. In a memorable May interview with the Egyptian English-language news sit Ahram Online, she repeatedly dodged pointed questions about Morsy's leadership. "The fact is they ran in a legitimate election and won," she said. "Of course it is challenging to be dealing with any new government. However, at the state institutional level, we are for instance still liaising with the same military and civil service personnel, and thus have retained the same long-established relations." Republicans from Texas Senator Ted Cruz to House Foreign Affairs Chairman Ed Royce have pounced on statements like these, increasingly seeing Patterson as the key implementer for a policy that at least offers tacit support to the Muslim Brotherhood. "As opposition to Morsy coalesced around the Tamarod movement, the Obama administration missed the opportunity to support its efforts and further the vital interests of the United States without firing a shot," Cruz wrote in a Wednesday article for FP. "Instead, the sole priority seems to be to defuse the situation and preserve the status quo. Ambassador Patterson has assumed the leading role in implementing this policy, meeting with members of the opposition not to encourage them to pursue a true secular democracy in Egypt but to try to persuade them to tone things down." Incompetent officials generally "fail up" in the Obama Administration - her Benghazi lies were a huge resume enhancer for Susan Rice - and sure enough, Patterson is said to be in line for a promotion to Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs. Wait until the angry Egyptians get wind of that. CNN will have to work hard to avoid relaying their reaction to American viewers. 'Smart Power' Goes On Vacation by Debra Heine Jul 5, 2013 9:57 AM PT Share This: Print In response to Media buries Egyptian loathing of Barack Obama: According to the Wall Street Journal, the Regime managed to tee-off both sides in the political upheaval in Egypt. The United States is viewed by the Muslim Brotherhood as a force behind Morsi's ouster, and viewed by the anti-Morsi forces as Morsi's enabler. A more thorough repudiation of Obama's "smart power" strategy of "leading from behind" I cannot imagine. So what was our Secretary of State doing while a major coup was taking place in Egypt, you ask? Well, after Kerry called Morsi and asked, "hey - are you still in power, or what?" he went yachting in Nantucket Sound, although we were assured by the State Department that he was working "all day" on Egypt. "I would think the secretary of state would interrupt his vacation and at least send a very clear signal — even by flying back to Washington for a day or two — that on our Independence Day we are very concerned about the freedom and democracy that we hope is instilled for some period of time in the Arab World," said Patrick Griffin, a New Hampshire-based GOP strategist. Obama, for his part, sent out a statement threatening to cut off aid to Egypt if the Egyptian armed forces arrest Morsi or any of his Muslim Brotherhood supporters. And today, he hit the links for the 129th time of his presidency. State Dept Denial That John Kerry Was On His Boat Was Completely Innacurate by Debra Heine Jul 5, 2013 3:28 PM PT Share This: Print In response to 'Smart Power' Goes On Vacation: The question of where Secretary of State was during the Egyptian coup continues to dog the State Department after Kerry spokeswoman Jen Psaki categorically denied that he spent any time on his yacht, yesterday. Secretary Kerry was aboard his yacht, the "Isabel" this afternoon pic.twitter.com/R6v1UDFNGu — Mosheh Oinounou (@Mosheh) July 3, 2013 When Mosheh Oinounou, the senior producer for "CBS This Morning" tweeted a photo of Mr. Kerry aboard his yacht, the State Department disputed the claim, saying that the Sec of State was spending the entire day working hard on issues related to Egypt. Via The Washington Times: WBZ-TV in Boston picked up the report, including the State Department's rebuttal. Ms. Psaki issued a saying, "Since his plane touched down in Washington at 4 a.m., Secretary Kerry was working all day and on the phone dealing with the crisis in Egypt." The White House released a photo of President Obama discussing the Egypt affair with his national security team, minus Mr. Kerry. But Ms. Psaki clarified: "He participated in the White House meeting with the president by secure phone and was and is in non-stop contact with foreign leaders, and his senior team in Washington and Cairo. Any report or tweet that he was on a boat is completely inaccurate." Keep in mind that Psaki is John Kerry's Press Secretary. She of all people should have known where her boss was. New: @CBSNews obtained photo of Kerry on boat Weds. Asked State abt it Thurs night. They stood by their denial... pic.twitter.com/hkSWWBVUxQ — Mosheh Oinounou (@Mosheh) July 5, 2013 After the story and photo of Kerry on the boat went viral, (and CBS refused to retract the story), Psaki was forced to walk back her denial. "While he was briefly on his boat on Wednesday, Secretary Kerry worked around the clock all day including participating in the president's meeting with his national security council," Kerry spokeswoman Jen Psaki said on Friday, Politico reported. Mosheh saw Kerry on the boat again today, and gleefully tweeted out the photo: Just caught in last hour: Kerry back at the helm of his boat today (front boat/center). Again this is from today pic.twitter.com/TIYbkOaae7 — Mosheh Oinounou (@Mosheh) July 5, 2013 Our long national yachting nightmare is over at last by John Hayward Jul 6, 2013 12:09 PM PT Share This: Print In response to State Dept Denial That John Kerry Was On His Boat Was Completely Innacurate: Well, it's nice of the State Department to kinda sorta admit they were blatantly lying about Kerry's whereabouts while Egypt was exploding. Although even the modified limited nautical hangout you mentioned doesn't seem to be the whole truth, because locals and reporters merrily snapped smartphone pics of Kerry indulging in various fun water sports, including paddling around in a kayak. This led the Prevaricator-in-Chief to supply a picture of himself noodling around in a kayak via Twitter, presumably as a way of showing that Kerry's fun-filled afternoon while the streets of Cairo and Alexandria exploded was perfectly okay. Amusingly, the Boston Globe thinks it's "unclear whether the President's Tweet was mocking Kerry or supporting him." "The White House deferred comment to Organizing for Action, which runs Obama's Twitter handle and did not return emails and calls for comment," the Globe added. Organizing for Action? That's one of those completely non-political left-wing groups that had no trouble swiftly securing the kind of tax exemption that got Tea Party and pro-life groups hassled to the point of driving them out of politics, as I recall. But the White House says they're the official source for commentary on Obama's Tweets and personal photos? The weird thing about Yachtgate is that this pathological Administration felt the need to lie about it at all. They could have just said Kerry's yacht is fully equipped to handle his communications needs in an emergency, yadda yadda yadda. But instead, their first response was to straight-up lie to the American public about the whereabouts of their Secretary of State. Maybe they should have been really honest, and just admitted John Kerry's even more inept than Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, so nobody on Earth really needed his input during the crisis, and in fact the world might be better off leaving him on the $7 million yacht he tried to evade paying taxes on. If You're Sick Of Being Lied To By This Regime, Raise Your Hand by Debra Heine Jul 6, 2013 2:18 PM PT Share This: Print In response to Our long national yachting nightmare is over at last: The weird thing about Yachtgate is that this pathological Administration felt the need to lie about it at all. They could have just said Kerry's yacht is fully equipped to handle his communications needs in an emergency, yadda yadda yadda. But instead, their first response was to straight-up lie to the American public about the whereabouts of their Secretary of State. It's not really a surprise that the Regime's first instinct was to lie at the first whiff of scandal - (not that John Kerry relaxing on his yacht, rather than ineptly meddling in Egyptian affairs is not a welcome sort of minor issue.) They've been getting away with blatantly lying to the American people for four and a half years, now. While Kerry's R & R during an international crisis is nothing to get "wee wee'd up" about, the constant bold faced lies we're fed day in and day out by this Regime, is another thing altogether. Jen Psaki came to the State Department with no foreign policy experience whatsoever, but was Obama's traveling Press Secretary during his reelection campaign. As you may remember, after that shockingly offensive and false political ad featuring Joe Soptic backfired on them, Psaki denied that the Obama administration had "any knowledge of the story or of the family" prior to the ad being run. It was soon revealed that Obama's Deputy Campaign Manager, Stephanie Cutter had hosted an Obama campaign conference call in which Soptic told reporters the very story featured in the Priorities spot. The Obama campaign got a little bit of heat for the blatant lies his spox told, but not the major media backlash it deserved. That's why lying is a way of life for this administration - it's their first impulse whenever anything goes even slightly wrong, and why not? There's never a price to pay. Case in point...here's a Politco writer, actually thanking Jen Psaki for being "forthcoming" about YachtGate: Do appreciate @jrpsaki being forthcoming in correcting the was Sec. 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text: Netflix Joins Left's Sarah Palin Hashtag Twitter Game with 'Moon Nazis' Print article Send a Tip by John Nolte 1 May 2013 post a comment Twitchy reports that on Tuesday night, the left launched a Twitter game with the hashtag #SarahPalinFilms. Via a verified account, this was Netflix's voluntary contribution: -- #SarahPalinFilms "Iron Sky" nflx.it/11AZvLR twitter.com/netflix/status… — Netflix US (@netflix) May 1, 2013 -- One review of "Iron Sky" describes the film this way: The film tries to make the connection between the Nazis and the current state of American politics via a US President character that embodies the Sarah Palin brand of politics, but it's done in bad taste and this is where the satire fails. To say this was a public relations error by Netflix is an understatement. The Internet will not only ensure that Netflix's shockingly tone-deaf tweet spreads like wildfire, but this is the kind of divisive behavior that can blemish a company forever. Had Netflix contributed to an #ObamaFilm hashtag game with the exact same title… Well, we all know Netflix would never do that. The mainstream media would pummel them into dust. Thanks to recent successes, Netflix might be feeling flush with power. But classless behavior not only encourages customers to look elsewhere, it tells competitors that there is now an opening. Eventually, Netflix will find itself faced with real competition, and when it does, goodwill will be the kind of thing that makes all the difference. Follow John Nolte on Twitter @NolteNC


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Summary: Taiwanese manufacturer will be postponing its factory investments in west Java for around three to six months as several terms and conditions have yet to be met.
Taiwanese contract manufacturer Foxconn Technology Group will have to delay its manufacturing investments in Indonesia for several months as it did not meet several requirements set out by the local government.
Citing Industry Minister M.S. Hidayat, the Jakarta Post reported Monday said Foxconn has "several terms and conditions yet to meet with a number of candidates for its local partners" in order to start building its manufacturing base in the country, but declined to give more details as negotiations are still ongoing.
"The situation makes it necessary to postpone the plan for a couple of months, perhaps around three to six months," Hidayat added.
The report noted that Foxconn's possible partners include electronic manufacturer Hartono Istana Teknologi, state-owned cellular network developer Industri Telekomunimasi Indonesia (INTI), and Indonesia's largest telecommunication provider, Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Telkom).
The company had originally planned to complete the building of its first factory, which will be located in Modern Cikande Industrial Estate in Banten province in west Java, in October. Factory operations were projected to begin this month, and this first phase of investment was said to cost "hundreds of millions of dollars" out of an expected total investment of US$10 billion.
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WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. (AP) -- Divers have recovered the body of a missing man from a river in the Wisconsin Dells.
Twenty-one-old Mitchel Blanchard of rural Paradeeville was reported missing by his family Sunday.
Wisconsin Dells police say they had responded to a disturbance call at Captain Brady's Showboat Saloon early Sunday and had tried to make contact with Blanchard.
Officers say Blanchard took off running and disappeared into a wooded area.
WISN-TV reports investigators found Blanchard's vest near the Wisconsin River on Sunday, and located his body in the waters near a dam on Monday around noon.
The Columbia County medical examiner has scheduled an autopsy.
UPDATE: Mon 1:18 PM, April 28, 2014
According to WMTV-TV, the body of Mitchel Blanchard has been found. Blanchard was last seen around 2 a.m. Sunday morning.
ORIGINAL STORY: Mon 11:56 AM, April 28, 2014
Police in Columbia County are searching the Wisconsin River in Wisconsin Dells for a 21-year-old man who has not been seen since 2 a.m. Sunday.
According to a Madison newspaper, Mitchel Blanchard of Pardeeville, was last seen running toward a dam and bridge near the Kilbourn dam and the Broadway/Highway 13/16/23 bridge.
Blanchard is white, 5 feet 10 inches tall, 200 pounds, light brown hair, wearing brown pants, white shirt, tan vest and lavender tie.
The Sheriff's Office is being assisted by the Columbia County dive team, Wisconsin Dells police, DNR, Kilbourn Fire Department and Alliant Energy.
Anyone with information about the case is asked to call the Columbia County Sheriff's Office, 742-4166.
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- hudsongrown Jul 14, 2010 05:43 PM
Hey everyone,
I'm beginning a dining column for a Hudson Valley paper and so am researching newish (opened in the last couple years) restaurants in the Orange, Ulster and Sullivan counties.
I live in Beacon and am up on Newburgh, New Windsor, Cornwall-On-Hudson, New Paltz - but it's such a large area and I have yet to explore much of it. These counties also cover Kingston, Saugerties, Woodstock, Newburgh, Middletown and lots of smaller towns.
These are already on my list to start:
- Brothers Barbecue, New Windsor
- Cafe Mio, Gardiner
- Peekamoose Restaurant, Big Indian
- Gunk Haus, Highland
- Gaby's Café, Ellenville
I would love any and all suggestions for new places in these three counties.
Peekamoose Restaurant & Tap Room
8373 State Route 28, Big Indian, NY 12410
Cafe Mio
2356 Route 44 55, Gardiner, NY 12525
Gaby's Cafe
150 Canal St, Ellenville, NY 12428
Brothers Barbecue
2402 State Route 32, New Windsor, NY 12553
Gunk Haus
387 South St, Highland, NY 12528
With the economy in its current state, I haven't noticed as many new places popping up.
I'm sure you've been, but I love Hudson Street Cafe (Cornwall-on-Hudson) and how they incorporate the use of local produce in their dishes. I've heard Global Palate in West Park is worth a trip. It's not brand new, but on the newer side.
Hudson Street Cafe
237 Hudson St, Cornwall On Hudson, NY 12520
Global Palate Restaurant
1746 Route 9 W, West Park, NY 12493
And what about that new restaurant at the Glenmere Mansion in Chester? I haven't been, but there was some buzz about it for awhile.
Checking in from Sullivan County:
Nice, vibrant dining scene in Kauneonga Lake right near Bethel Woods. Fat Lady Cafe, Benji and Jakes, Luzon Station and others. Around the corner in White Lake is the delicious Front Porch. A BBQ truck just started parking in a lot on Route 17B just before you reach White Lake. Best food in the County (IMHO) is served by Victor at the Buona Fortuna Pizza which is attached, but supposedly not connected, to the restaurant proper. I could probably start a thread on his place; don't let the funky layout fool you, this guy puts out fantastic, very tasty food. Try the swordfish sandwich with sweet potato fries.
The Fat Lady Cafe
13 Horseshoe Lake Rd, Kauneonga Lake, NY 12749
re: highestfi
when we spend a few days in bethel one meal is appetizer hoppin at kauneonga lake and one is a full dinner at the fat lady
re: corky
Food is ok at The Fat Lady Cafe if they do arrive..... After boating in the area, five of us went there for a late lunch. It took them 75 mins to service us a kid burger, 2 pasta dishes & 2 salads(picture that.... we were the only table at the time).
On a recent Saturday night, our original plan was having delicious pizzas at Benji & Jakes. Unfortunately for us, they were closed for a wedding. So, we head to Luzon Station instead...... slow service in all areas (keep in mind...... it was primetime on a Saturday & the dinner room was only half full). We did ask our waitress why the food wasn't coming. She had no excuse and just smile. The only explantation we came up with is their menu is too big for the kitchen staffs to handle.... Anyhow, their Shrimp Fra Diavolo was pretty good!
Did I mention Benji & Jakes is great place for pizza & entertainment!?
The Fat Lady Cafe
13 Horseshoe Lake Rd, Kauneonga Lake, NY 12749
Benji & Jake's
5 Horseshoe Lake Rd, Kauneonga Lake, NY 12749
re: highestfi
Where is Buona Fortuna Pizza?
Nevermind, found it. 46 Forestburgh Rd, Monticello, NY, 12701
Brothers Barbeque the 3-year-old restaurant on Route 32 in Cornwall, was destroyed by a early-morning fire. Story in Times Herald-Record. Hope the Brothers will rebuild this was a Great
Fez in Saugerties, Yum Yum Noodle in Woodstock
Yum Yum Noodle Bar
4 Rock City Rd, Woodstock, NY 12498
we eat there ( inn at stone ridge) all the time. the new owners took over a year and a half ago. so i would say it is new. it is amazing. and worth it.
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Ate at Luzon Station tonight for the 1st time. I look forward to going back. I had excellent Shrimp Florentine. Ample shrimp, Well garliced. Nice spinach. 2 diners got some type of rolled egg plant w/cheese & tomato sauce -- very tasty. The 4th got a hamberger that was absolutely enormous & looked fantastic but it was ordered MR but was rare to raw on the inside. The 3 of us were almost done eating before the 4th had his hamberger returned to the table. Salads good but not especially remarkable. No crumbly blue cheese. Excellent tuna sashimi served in a martini glass w/spicey chipotle mayo & some other things which I can't remember but had mild heat & was delicious. 1 diner asked for a side meatball, volunteering to pay for it. Waiter checked with kitchen & was told no. Quite weird. Did not seem like an unreasonable guest request to me and we were all left sort of baffled by the restaurant's response (kind of a mini- 5 Easy Pieces scene.) Having said all this, it wasn't as bad as it loooks like I'm making it sound; my tuna and shrimp was excellent.
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These are all great suggestions, thanks to all.
I, too, was a huge fan of Brothers BBQ in New Windsor, my fingers are crossed they'll open again.
Dancing Cat Saloon is also new, was a nice surprise. They make their own pastrami and feature some locally produced cheeses. Distillery is going to be sampling first batch of vodka this spring sometime.
Fat Lady, Buona Fortuna, White Wolf and Benji & Jake's are on my list to try.
Can always use more suggestions, keep 'em coming.
The Fat Lady Cafe
13 Horseshoe Lake Rd, Kauneonga Lake, NY 12749
Benji & Jake's
5 Horseshoe Lake Rd, Kauneonga Lake, NY 12749
re: hudsongrown
Don't forget the Front Porch. I don't think that it has been mentioned.
On the Delaware River in Narrowsburg there is the Main Street Cafe- one of the few restaurants in the area open all year round. Great burgers and brunch. Good place to go for the day with lots of shopping and the Delaware Valley Art Alliance hold frequent openings and events.
Yum Yum Noodle Bar in Woodstock is delicious and has live music at night on the weekends.
Fez Cafe in Saugerties has great Morrocan/Mediterranean food. (Excellent chicken salad!) I tried Cinnamon restaurant, a new Indian restaurant in Rhinebeck, which was very good too.
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