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Sony is going to release a full-frame mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera - α7 II (Alpha 7 Mark II) - for about ¥190,000 on December 5.
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Also read: 'Amazing Spider-Man 2' Early Reviews: Does It Swing or Fall Flat?
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JNA Institute of Culinary Arts
- Address:
1212 South Broad Street
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Fusion / EclecticPrice: $30 and under
JNA Institute of Culinary Arts
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.culinaryarts.edu/
- Phone: (215) 468-8800
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Dinner: Tuesday - Friday: 4:30pm - 8:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Fusion / Eclectic, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
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- Private Party Contact: Joe DiGironimo 2154688800
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The small 7 table dining room is fashioned after a Quaint European Terrace with water features and located near the Avenue of the Arts---perfect for dinner & a show. The prix fixe menu changes quarterly & is served and prepared by culinary students. Open for dinner Tuesday through Friday.Continued
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- Food4.2Service4.3
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neighborhood gem (32)fit for foodies (29)special occasion (24)romantic (23)good for groups (12)late-night find (4)great for brunch (3)great for lunch (3)scenic view (3)kid-friendly (3)hot spot (3)notable wine list (3)vibrant bar scene (2)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Oh My~!~SadieDined on 11/20/2014My friends and I were thrilled from the moment we stepped inside the restaurant until we fared the staff a good night. The food was delish with a romantic touch. Oh, how I desired my husband's presence. The atmosphere was delightful and those who served us made us feel as though we were in an VIP establishment. I will return soon but the next time I will be with my husband.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrific ValueRichDined on 11/7/2014The food is very good, the people are nice, and the price is great for what you get. This is a terrific value.Special Features:
- Hidden gemJNAFANSDined on 11/7/2014We have been to JNA twice now (both with another couple). Food was delicious, excellent presentation and good service. The only drawback is you must be on time or else you could risk losing your seats. This is only due to the number of tables they have and students serving as chefs & waiters/waitresses. Students are only permitted to work a certain amount of hours. So definitely allow for lots of extra time in getting to the restaurant....it is well worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- yummy!!!yummyDined on 10/28/2014The food was delicious. This was our second time there but this time we brought friends with us. We really enjoyed the food. This menu was the fall one and had lots of tasty choices to choose from. Our waiter, Robert, was not the best waiter I ever had and not the worst. He seemed really shy. Service is not like a 4 star restaurant but the food makes up for it. You must remember they are students learning. One thing I would change about the restaurant is the chairs, they are so uncomfortable. I think if you were a heavy person you would have a real problem with the chairs. What was really good is its a byob but they have a bar in case you didnt know. We will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JNA is a great place to eat!deedeeDined on 10/17/2014We've eaten at JNA several times and have always enjoyed the food and service!Special Features:
- Presently surprised.tonybDined on 10/15/2014The food was great. Service was very accommodating. Excellent pricing. Will definitely go again.Special Features:
- Great Dining ExperienceJaymacmalDined on 10/15/2014I give them A's all across the board. The food was good, the atmosphere was good. My only critique is with fine dining in general. I go in hungry and leave hungry.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, especially for the pricehanvidDined on 10/10/2014The service here was amazing. Everyone was so nice and helpful. The ambiance leaves a little something to be desired, but it's not bad it just doesn't feel exactly like a restaurant. The food here was good, we enjoyed everything, but the desserts were our favorite part- they were SOOO good. The warm bread and olive oil were great. The appetizers and the first dish were good, we didn't like our entrees (lamb and pork) but liked the polenta on the entree. I really liked that the place was byob.
- FunDgolDined on 10/9/2014Keep in mind this is a school but the master chef is very visable. The food was a little hit or miss but it was only the second week of a new semester. The clams were over cooked and chewy but the pasta was just right in the clam and homemade linguine appetizer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cozy and NiceBobbieDined on 10/2/2014My husband I really enjoyed the ambiance, the food, and service. It was quiet and the students were very pleasant. My only comment is that there was no music until the end of our meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Warm and Friendly!DionneLDined on 10/1/2014Great place for the girls to have a night out! Service was great for the staff to be studentsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gourmet Food without the Gourmet $friendoffoodDined on 9/18/2014Although not much to look at, this restaurant gives its attention to exactly what I come for, the food. The service staff are courteous, friendly and knowledgeable about menu items. The prix faire menu will not disappoint, with at least four options in each of four courses. As for cost, at 25 dollars per person (and half of that if you're lucky enough to score a Groupon), you won't believe the quantity and quality. An added bonus is that this is also a BYOB restaurant.Special Features:
- Wish it was more!DennisMotianiDined on 9/17/2014I so wanted this to be a good place to eat. Took my family out, hoping that we would have good food and a nice ambiance. Some of the food was worth the trip, but the main course was nothing to write home about. Than God I was using a Groupon, or else I would be really regretting my choice. The server didnt maintain eye contact, and neither did she communicate. I know these are kids but someone should talk to them before they put them to test. Please dont punish the kids, just use this to motivate them, they have a bright future.
- Hidden GemAnneDined on 9/17/2014This is truly a hidden gem that you would easily overlook if you didn't know it was there. Our menu was based on Belgian dishes. From the spring salad, to the mussels, to pork tenderloin with cabbage and apples, finishing off with Belgian Chocolate S'mores, the meal was outstanding. Try it - you won't be sorry!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A PleasureOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/9/2014It was a wonderful evening, complimented by the food and your staff. This was our second visit to JNA. We invited another couple knowing they would enjoy the food and the ambiance. They were very impressed with the evening. The menu was so well prepared with such a variety of special dishes. I was so happy we were able to enjoy JNA again. I look forward to our next visit. I believe the gentleman who waited on us his name was Terrell, he was a pleasure. So thank you again for a wonderful experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DrdrcatDined on 9/5/2014Vegetarian options need work...they were kind of bland. The servers didn't seem comfortable serving.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely ExperiencebelovedDined on 9/4/2014The food service and atmosphere was great! The overall experience from the wait staff greeters and cooks done a great jobSpecial Features:
- Great gemladiesluv2dineVIPDined on 9/3/2014Fantastic, excellent, quality of the food was great and our server Zack was the best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/2/2014We attended JNA with friends and had an enjoyable meal. The wait staff (Javier) was excellent as was the food. The place only has 9 tables so it has an intimate atmosphere which was conducive to a quiet conversation among friends. We will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful!!!annetteDined on 9/2/2014This was our second visit to J&A and it was even more spectacular that the first. Everything from service to great food was memorable. The best part is, though, watching careers grow.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant surprisewollawsDined on 8/28/2014Nice place to go for dinner. Menu changes with the season. Good food for the price.Special Features:
- It was greatGreattimesDined on 8/28/2014The food was great. The service was great also. I will definitely go back again.Special Features:
- excellent foodcw0602Dined on 8/26/2014THe food was wonderful. The menu changes seasonally and is always great. The resturant is a small room at the school but it is decorated very nicely so the atmosphere is good. Very few tables which makes it intimate. The servers are all students there at the school and are very attentive. They do a great job. I would highly recommend this resturant if you are willing to try different dishes.Special Features:
- sublimeX4meVIPDined on 8/21/2014Ignore the cheesy ambiance; the food is really good for the price. We especially enjoyed the Thai mussels, the pork tenderloin, and the frisee salad.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love2eatLove2eatDined on 8/21/2014Overall the experience was very good! The dining area could use some major updating! The menu choices were good .My hubby ordered the pan roasted chicken which he absolutely fell in love with! I ordered the steak which was undercooked for my taste.The mussels (appetizer) were absolutely delicious! My server, Richard ,was very attentive & truly aimed to please! Will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great valuenicknameDined on 8/19/2014I feel that it is important to remember that the staff are students with varying degrees of experience. By giving the most honest and constructive critique, it would really be useful in helping these students excel. On the night that I dined, I believe there was a little miscommunication between the kitchen and the service staff. The portions were perfect, and the course and was done very well. We were told after ordering our starter but they were out of that particular item. Also, there was a bit of a rush to get our dessert order in. no one from the service staff came back to see if our meals were to our liking. Other than that, everything was very enjoyable. In fact I purchased another Groupon and look forward to returning very soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JnaPhillyfoodieDined on 8/14/2014The restaurant is in need of a makeover to make it more up to date and appealing. The service was lackluster, but efficient. Our server couldn't remember the ingredients in some of the dishes, and appeared aloof at times. Our main course of steak and potatoes was under seasoned, and had a blandness reminiscent of cafeteria food. The first two courses (mussels and salad) were good. Dessert was apple cake. It would have been better served warm, with a caramel sauce. Instead, it was served very cold. Not sure if I'd go back or not. It was okay, but not stellar.I would recommend this to a friend.
- UniqueFrankHVIPDined on 8/12/2014Enjoy a meal from future chefs, School to teach the future. The try to please, and are attentive.
- JNA-A wonderful experience!dine4cheapDined on 8/8/2014When I first saw the groupon for JNA, I wondered if it was a place that we would enjoy going as a family. The food looked a little too sophisticated for our son and our daughter is a picky eater. I am very happy that I decided to fight my gut feeling. The staff was very patient of my son's million questions and requests, and my little guy raved as each new course appeared. My daughter was also happy with all of her courses! Our table managed to order almost all of the choices for each course, allowing us all to taste just about everything on the menu, and I must say that I didn't taste anything that I did not like. Amazing experience!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- yummy!!!yummyDined on 8/5/2014It was our first time there but not our last. The service was really attentive. Our waiter was very knowledgeable of the food on the menu which sometimes when you go to restaurant the staff has no idea. The food came out in a timely manner and was delicious. The instructor made it a point to come to every table and she was so nice and proud of her students. It was a very pleasant night out, We will be back.Special Features:
- Birthday CelebrationCWelshDined on 8/5/2014My husband and I took my mom there for her 83rd birthday. We had such a nice time, atmosphere reminded us from when we were dining in Italy. We never had Belgium cuisine before and we simply enjoyed every course. Our waiter made our evening more enjoyable when they put a candle on my mom's desert and sang. Nice touch. Can't wait to go back and of course I am spreading the word.Special Features:
- The following 259 reviews are from the JNA Institute of Culinary Arts reviews archive.
- selbee48Dined on 7/29/2014We dined at the restaurant in August of 2013, this was our first visit. The food that evening was extremely good and our party of four were most impressed. This recent visit a few days ago was disappointing as we rated the food as good, but it never reached the heights of our previous visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GaryDined on 7/29/2014I very rarely write reviews, but everything was perfect at our meal at JNA last Tuesday, and that most certainly includes the price. I did not notice any lapses in quality, an ice-bucket was set up for our wine, and we were most certainly not rushed. The tables are far apart, so we felt almost like we were alone, even though about 7 of the 10 or so tables were occupied. A very relaxed atmosphere, where the server had time for light chatting, and the main course meats were very high-quality, as were all the sauces, the warm bread, the desserts, etc., at a price-fixe of only $25.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Five Star DiningBroadwayBoundDined on 7/29/2014JNA Institute of Culinary Arts changes the menu about 4 times a year and they always have something for vegetarians in each of the 4 courses. The school has created a very charming and relaxing dining atmosphere, the waiters are also students or teachers and are very attentive and friendly, I feel at home here as I come often. Usually I come when they open at 4:30pm because I can get a reservation then more easily. I usually come alone and feel very comfortable doing so. The food is presented very attractively, like in a 5 star restaurant, and is tasty. Also it is very near a subway stop.Special Features:
- First VisitTimeshareAdvocateDined on 7/25/2014Bought Groupon offer and used it for friend's birthday. Four course meal with about 4 or 5 selections per course from price fixed menu, that varies by season. We experienced the Belgium menu and are looking forward to returning in future for other seasonal menus. Choices were difficult because many of the options were tempting. Nice place to try for slightly more adventurous eaters, who are willing to try new dishes or old favorites prepared in new ways. Am hesitant to go into the city for dinner sometimes due to parking concerns / cost ,but free parking was readily available on street! Staff eager to please. Reserve early; can accommodate a limited number of diners in order to provide the best possible experience for diners and students.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Finicky eaterOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/25/2014My Uncle Ed is 88 years old and a finicky eater and hard to please, after his meal at JNA Institute I believe he wanted to dance he was so elated with his meal and dinning experience. ThanksSpecial Features:
- A surprising Gem!deedeeDined on 7/25/2014Found JNA by accident and was very pleasantly surprised! Nice atmosphere, very pleasant servers, good service and excellent food, and the price was right! Our dinner came out in a timely manner and the presentation was was impressive. We had the mussels with four different sauces and they were all excellent! Thank you for an enjoyable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LizardDined on 7/24/2014A pleasant surprise in South Philadelphia. An excellent way to train the next generation of restauranteurs. The food was excellent and the service solicitous.Special Features:
- Prix-Fixe FeastTomKDined on 7/18/20144-Course delightful exploration of the cuisine of Belgium. Like going to Brussels without the air fare. Menu changes often though, so you may experience a different locale. Students put their energy, creativity and inspiration into this bargain dining experience. Might have to wait fora reservations--but well worth it!Special Features:
- Leisurely meal, to our delightAestheteDined on 7/16/2014Inspired menu, so-so execution. Still head and shoulders above other restaurants' fare! Deservedly popular good wine list, too- I had a Gewurtztraminer with my pork chop, which was a delectable combination. Dessert was well executed, but the selection was a bit heavy, in typical Belgian fashion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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ARLINGTON — Shin-Soo Choo is expected to be back in the leadoff spot for the Texas Rangers on Tuesday, but he might not be in left field.Manager Ron Washington said Choo, who has been sidelined for a week with a sprained left ankle, is progressing well, but might break back in as the designated hitter.Either way, Washington said: "If he says he's ready and he has no setback today, for sure he's playing tomorrow."Choo did pinch-hit in the ninth inning Monday, flying out to left field.Choo tested his ankle earlier Monday by running sprints from home plate to first base and is beginning to feel more comfortable with it. By the end of his session, he was hitting first base with his left foot."I'm very close," Choo said. "Every day I feel a lot better."More injury updatesLeft-hander Derek Holland returned to Texas on Monday and went through fielding drills at first base with Washington. Holland joked that he was going after Prince Fielder's job, but in reality was simply trying to build more stamina in his left knee.Holland, who faced batters last week in Arizona, is scheduled to throw a bullpen session today and report back to Arizona later in the week. Holland said his arm is 100 percent, while his knee is more about 80 percent."I trust it," Holland said of his knee. "I'm just not getting as much push off my leg, so it's just a matter of getting that going."In other injury news:• Right-hander Tanner Scheppers (right elbow inflammation) was scheduled to meet with team physician Keith Meister after batting practice Monday to determine whether he can begin throwing again. If cleared, Scheppers could play catch on Tuesday.• Second baseman Donnie Murphy (bruised left instep) left Monday's game with the injury. X-rays were negative and he is listed as day to day.• Left-hander Joe Saunders (bruised left ankle) is continuing to rehab in Arizona and is progressing. The team will meet to discuss his next step.Gentry returnsCraig Gentry walked into the Globe Life Park visiting clubhouse for the first time on Monday afternoon, but had nothing but positive memories from his time in Texas.He went from a 10th-round pick in 2006 to a valuable role player for the Rangers in their 2011 World Series run and again in their wild-card year in 2012. He played in 106 games with them last season, too, before being dealt to Oakland as part of a four-player trade last December."It caught me off guard; I didn't have a clue, but it's part of the game," said Gentry, who makes his off-season home in Dallas-Fort Worth."You know you're probably not going to spend your entire career with one team, so I'm where I need to be. But my time in Texas was amazing, playing in the World Series and winning two American League championships."That was a great chapter in my life and hopefully I can help this team accomplish more than that."Gentry said he had no ill feelings toward the Rangers' organization, although he admitted it's different being on the other side of the AL West rivalry.Gentry faced his old team for the first time as a late-inning replacement on April 21, going 0 for 1, and then started Wednesday's game, going 0 for 4 as Martin Perez tossed a shutout.Gentry wasn't in the starting lineup Monday, but is expected to be Tuesday with Perez on the mound. It'll be his first start at Globe Life Park since the trade."I played against those guys already, so I got those feelings out of me," Gentry said. "Now, it's just a baseball game and they're a team we're trying to beat. That's how I look at it now."Briefly• Washington on Prince Fielder, who entered Monday with a .209 average and two home runs: "I don't lack confidence in Prince Fielder one iota. We've just got to wait and I've go patience. When he gets started, the rest of us can jump on his back … he's got a big back."• Fielder, Alex Rios and Elvis Andrus are the only Rangers to start all 26 games.• Despite their recent struggles, Washington said he would continue to use Alexi Ogando and Neal Cotts as the primary setup men in the eighth inning. "I'm not running away from those guys," Washington said.
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Albemarle County Police say a truck wreck on Monacan Trail and near the intersection of Red Hill Road is causing some problems for phone and internet services in that area.
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There is currently no cell or landline service in southern #Albemarle.Century Link says service will not be restored until at least 6am Tues— AlbemarleCoPolice (@AlbemarleCoPD) April 7, 2014
The driver of the truck was not injured.
"The driver is not sure what happened. The right front tire dropped off the edge of the roadway and he couldn't control the truck anymore," said Officer David Rhodes of the Albemarle County Police Department. "There was heavy rain during the crash and the shoulder is very soft, so once you get off the edge of the roadway, it's hard to recover from that."
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State officials want to delay final rules for recreational pot, pushing back the licensing of marijuana merchants for two months. Pot entrepreneurs and advocates say it's better to be careful than quick in rule-making.
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The Washington state Liquor Control Board staff is recommending that rules for a legal recreational-pot system be postponed while it takes additional time to consider public feedback.
Final rules were scheduled to be issued Wednesday by the agency, after approval by the three appointed board members. Agency spokesman Brian Smith said board members have indicated they're agreeable to the delay.
"What we're hearing is that no one is telling us to hurry up," Smith said of public feedback.
The delay would still allow the board to meet its required deadline of having rules in place by Dec. 1. It would push back licensing of new pot merchants by about two months.
Pot entrepreneur John Davis said he and others want more clarity in the rules for retail-store locations, especially around how to measure the 1,000-foot buffer between pot stores and venues, such as parks, frequented by youth. "It's better to be good than quick," Davis said of the delay.
Philip Dawdy, representing the Washington Cannabis Association, agreed, noting that the scarcity of potential store locations in Seattle and Tacoma was likely a concern for the legal system, which aims to undercut the black market and collect millions in tax revenues from state-sanctioned pot. "Ultimately, I think we'll end up with a better-quality product," Dawdy said.
Alison Holcomb, primary author of the law, said the liquor board's careful approach to rules is consistent with its actions to date.
Clarifying definitions, identifying the number and locations of retail stores, and limiting how much pot a licensee can have — called for by the new law — are some of the main revisions the board is looking at, Smith said.
Holcomb, criminal-justice director for the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) of Washington, has urged the board to set caps that create different tiers — small, medium and large — for licensees. Holcomb says such caps would allow smaller operations.
Her concern is that without such caps, economic forces would tend to favor large operations. Big marijuana companies would have the financial and political and marketing muscle to dilute rules and target young customers, Holcomb and others contend.
The state agency issued proposed rules July 3. It then took written public comments and held hearings last week around the state.
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After the London 2012 Olympic Games have finished, the athletes have gone home and the camera crews have taken down their kit, the Olympic Park will need new occupants.
The Olympic Park Legacy Company (OPLC) is the body in charge of finding new uses for the buildings that remain once the event is over and companies to make them their home.
The OPLC this month put out a formal call for businesses wanting to move in to the Press and Broadcast Centres, which comprise one million square feet of space between them. Technology, digital, new media and creative businesses are among those the organisation would like to see take up residence in the park.
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The OPLC is looking for businesses to take on "significant chunks" of the Press and Broadcast Centres, according to an OPLC spokeswoman, on either a short or long-term lease.
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Stage 2 of 2014 USA Pro Challenge brought the riders several challenges including high-altitude climbs, dirt roads and stormy weather, but nothing could stop them as they battled it out to the finish in Mt. Crested Butte, where Robin Carpenter (USA) of Hincapie Sportswear Development Team took the stage win. Alex Howes (USA) of Team Garmin-Sharp finished the stage in second place, putting him at the top of the general classification rankings.
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"One of the most amazing parts of the Pro Challenge, aside from the incredible riding by the cyclists, is the dedication of our fans," said Shawn Hunter, CEO of the Pro Challenge. "We saw great crowds out there today lining the streets in the rain, which is remarkable. The weather made things tough today, but these world-class riders proved to us exactly why they are the best of the best."
Stage 2 opened fast by ripping down the Aspen Valley through the sprint cities of Basalt and Carbondale before tackling the 8,700 ft. McClure Pass. A short descent brought the race to Gunnison County Road 12, which is a 20-mile rollercoaster that constantly changes from pavement to dirt and back again, while topping out at 9,900 ft. over Kebler Pass. The race then came to an end with a sprint through downtown Crested Butte and the steep finish climb up to Mt. Crested Butte.
As the riders set off on a three-mile neutral section out of Aspen, they knew what was lying ahead - a long challenging stage with three sprint and KOM competitions. As the riders left Aspen and descended into the town of Basalt traveling at speeds of 45 mph, Matej Mohoric (CAN) of Cannondale Pro Cycling broke away from the group, but was reeled back in just before the sprint. Seventeen miles into the stage they hit the first Lexus Sprint Line where Tyler Magner (USA) of Hincapie Sportswear Development Team took max points, followed by the man in the yellow jersey Kiel Reijnen (USA) of UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team and Mohoric.
With the next sprint not far down the road in Carbondale, the pace stayed high and Magner crossed the line first, followed by Reijnen and Jure Kocjan (SLO) of Team SmartStop. Next, the riders would cross into the feed zone to prepare for the Sierra Nevada KOMs of the day. Leading into the first KOM competition at McClure Summit, a Cat. 1, 3.5-mile climb with an average grade of seven percent, things started to heat up with attacks coming off the front. Eventually a group of 10 would get away for good that included Michael Torckler (NZL) of Team SmartStop; Ryan Anderson (CAN) and Jesse Anthony (USA) of Optum p/b Kelly Benefit Strategies; Jai Crawford (AUS) of Drapac Pro Cycling; Ben Jacques-Maynes (USA) of Jamis-Hagens Berman p/b Sutter Home; Chris Jones (USA) of UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team; Luis Davila (MEX) and Kirk Carlsen (USA) of Jelly Belly p/b Maxxis; and Joe Lewis (AUS) and Dion Smith (NZL) of Hincapie Sportswear Development Team. Soon after, they were joined by David de la Cruz Melgarejo (ESP) of Team NetApp-Endura and Mohoric.
With the summit of McClure Pass in his sights de la Cruz attacked and hit the top first, followed closely by Jacques-Maynes and Torckler. The next challenge facing the riders would be a 20-mile dirt road section, which would continue as they went up over Kebler Pass (Cat. 2). Heading into that section the field was split into two separate chase groups.
With inclement weather and the challenging course facing the riders, the gap started to come down as they approached Kebler Pass. An attack was launched, but most of the riders were able to follow, leaving only Crawford, Jones and Carlsen chasing behind. Soon after though, de la Cruz, Lewis and Smith also were dropped. Carpenter seized his opportunity and attacked the break on the climb to reach the summit first. Once the chase group reached the top, Matt Cooke (USA) of Jamis-Hagens Berman crossed the line next, followed by Michael Schär (SUI) of BMC Racing Team.
As weather worsened on Kebler Pass, with hail and lightning strikes being reported within 100 feet of the route, the decision was made by race officials to neutralize the race for the safety of the riders. At 9k to go, the race was stopped and restarted, reinstating the 45-second gap Carpenter had on the chase. The decision was made by race commissaires, whose No. 1 priority is the riders' safety, based on the situation and the available information at the time.
With the race back underway, Carpenter worked hard to maintain his gap over the field and took max points at the Lexus Sprint Line in Crested Butte. Crossing the line second would be yesterday's most aggressive rider Danny Summerhill (USA) of UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team and then Schär.
With 1K to go and the steep climb up to the finish in Mt. Crested Butte ahead of him, Carpenter gave it his all up the final KOM of the day. With yesterday's second place finisher Howes and defending Pro Challenge champion Tejay van Garderen (USA) of BMC Racing Team coming up quickly behind him, Carpenter was able to hold on to take the stage win. Wet, but enthusiastic fans lined the road to see his victory and to cheer Howes and van Garderen in to second and third place, respectively.
"I attacked my breakaway companions about 10K away from the climb," said Carpenter. "I couldn't see anyone. The last time check I saw was 30 seconds to the peloton. I had it in my head that if I could get over the top of Kebler Pass with enough time, I could end up getting to Crested Butte with 30-40 seconds. This win is huge for us and for me personally it's massive - the best ride I've had in my short career so far."
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While they might take on damage, most buildings should be able to withstand an EF1 tornado. But Coulson said the club, constructed mostly of large cinder blocks, had an overhang jutting from the roof.
"It appears that the tornado sort of got underneath the overhang and basically peeled off the roof on the curling club," he said. "Then the cinder blocks underneath were not really secured to each other, so it was kind of a situation where the wall was reliant on the roof for support. Once the roof was torn off, the cinder block wall kind of collapsed. That's what led to a number of those deaths and injuries as those cinder blocks collapsed into the curling club."
The horrors didn't end with that night. Over the span of a couple days, there were eight funerals. Gulak attended them on crutches.
"Even now that I'm talking about it, it was unbelievable that we went through that," said Gulak, who remarried years later. "Those were all our friends that were killed, too. I don't know how we survived it. I just don't know, but we did. It was a very horrible thing that happened to the city. It changed our lives forever."
Keith Allen, 42, a chartered accountant who was married with three children.
Nick Haddad, 58, a married father with five children. A member of the club's board of directors.
Charles Pleasance, 44, married with one child. Owner of Pleasance Trophies.
Donald Little, 54, married with two children. A personnel director with Windsor's public school board. James Burt, a married dentist. His brother, Robert, was president of the curling club.
Yvonne Beaton, 41, a mother of two. Her husband was a chemical engineer with Ford.
Derek Barlow, 51, married with five children. The city building commissioner.
Alec Bryan, 40, married with three children. An engineer.
Leo Belanger, 54, Hiram Walker and Sons Ltd. employee. The married father of four died in hospital nine months after the tornado.
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2. Edmonton, Alta., July 31, 1987: 27 dead, 300 injured
3. Windsor, June 17, 1946: 17 dead, hundreds injured
4. Pine Lake, Alta., July 14, 2000: 12 dead, 140 injured
5. Valleyfield, Que., Aug. 16, 1888: nine dead, 14 injured
6. Windsor, April 3, 1974: nine dead, 30 injured
7. Barrie, Ont., May 31, 1985: eight dead, 155 injured
8. Sudbury, Ont., Aug. 20, 1970: six dead, 200 injured
9. St-Rose, Que., June 14, 1892: six dead, 26 injured
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The Wii is reaching the end of its lifespan, which means it's going through some changes that includes being repackaged with new coloring and features. We already saw proof of it during Gamescom this year, as Nintendo revealed an updated Wii for Europe that cut things like the vertical stand and GameCube compatibility. Following that trend Nintendo revealed another Wii revision, this time a light blue Wii that comes with Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympics Games.
Currently only announced for UK and Europe, the system with the blue color (or colour?) is also based on the recent hardware revision and comes with a matching blue Wii Remote on top of the Mario & Sonic game. Though the price hasn't been revealed yet, you have to admit that the blue hue is a nice, relaxing color. But will this come to the US, or will the bundle that includes a game set in London remain on the other side of the Atlantic?
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When Disney bought Marvel for $4 billion in 2009, many immediately began to speculate about what this would mean for Disney (or Pixar) animated movies based on some of our favorite superheroes. Today, almost four years later, we have an official announcement from Disney on their first ever animated Marvel movie. Meet 'Big Hero 6.'
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Taylor Swift is still probably best known for her singing career - a career that has won her millions of fans and multiple Grammys. But Swift has also branched out into acting, starring in 'Valentine's Day,' providing her voice to 'The Lorax' and even hosting 'SNL.' And now you can see Taylor Swift star as Rapunzel for Disney.
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Not only are Disney princesses icons recognized the world over, but also these fierce and flashy heroines have been role models to countless little girls over the past 70-plus years. They are brave, beautiful, and can belt a song that will send audiences home happy and humming. But who are the women behind these sparkling songs and pretty princesses? Let's meet the faces behind the voices.
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