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How many of youse are going to upgrade to Win 8(I say upgrade gingerly).
I tried the consumer preview and noped right out of that a few days later. Just not for me.
I'll stick with 7 for now.
I plan on getting a new machine instead of upgrading
If it weren't so tablet looking I would consider it.
As a developer: god no.
Tks, all.
no thanks.
I can't stand the interface. It reminds me too much of the Vista-era widgets in box form, expanded to cover the entire screen. It's going to be a nightmare for large businesses, too; I still have employees that can barely use Win7 that would have to unlearn/relearn a good bit of what they know about computers if my organization upgraded.
First Windows in several years I am not excited about. The Metro interface is crap and I don't like the whole locked down app store idea. Good on a phone, but not a PC. Sorry, but I like my start menu and apps the way they are. I will not be upgrading any of my PCs. I'd sooner switch to Linux or Mac.
Windows 7 is super fast and rock solid. Why would I ever switch?
Where I work they are finally going to upgrade from XP (to Win 7).
There's this unstoppable desire to merge systems and interfaces within dissonant spaces. Smashing a tablet operating system and a desktop/laptop operating system into one is no different than trying to have a microwave and a car operate with the same options and displays.
They are different devices, used very differently and have different requirements.
MS's $40 Win 8 download offer might sound awfully tempting to some.
It shouldn't.
There's nothing there that isn't in Windows 7 for desktop users.
I've considered getting one of the surfaces coming out in February.
I'm not upgrading my desktops/laptops though~
The caveat in my post is "might".
Not me, Im happy with 7. Have it on Both new LT's and updated my Vista LT to 7.
This .. It doesn't really offer anything new over 7 so not a chance from me.
I think this will be considered a "fail" as far as MS is concerned hence the inexpensive(compared to the previous Windows)prices for Win 8 Pro.
The Surface isn't necessarily a bad product, but it is a bit awkward. It's not really an iPad competitor, it's a laptop competitor. They keyboard Microsoft sells even has a trackpad like laptops do. The awkwardness is the difference between RT (more of an Android/iPad competitor OS) versions that look the same as regular Win8 but can't run anything but what you get from the MS App Store, and the full Win8 version of the Surface that's essentially an ultralight laptop with the components behind the screen instead of beneath the keyboard. In addition the the changes to the OS, the differences between the versions are bound to cause some confusion. I'm sure it won't be a complete failure, but I just can't see any new value here that Android or iOS don't already offer (in a more mature platform, to boot). If I want a full OS, I want a full laptop to run it on, not a touchscreen tablet.


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Nobu Hotels Confirm Takeover of Eden Roc in Miami
It's official--Nobu Hotels will install itself inside the Eden Roc Hotel in Miami Beach, which was previously a Marriott before the brand fell out of favor with the hotel owners.
But let's be clear-- The Nobu Hotel will be a hotel within a hotel, not entirely a Nobu Hotel. The arrangement will actually be very similar to what the original Nobu Hotel has done inside Caesars Palace in Vegas. Word is it's the Eden Roc's South Tower which will get the Nobu upgrade.
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The strategy with the Nobu Hotel at Eden Roc is centered upon underscoring and showcasing the Eden Roc name with the Nobu Hotel as an additional offering within the Eden Roc property. The Nobu Restaurant at the Eden Roc and other core food and beverage facilities are in the process of being planned and shall involve all stakeholders. David Rockwell of the Rockwell Group has been selected as the designer to ensure the proposed design shall be respectful to our stakeholders, the Morris Lapidus design and the renowned name of the Eden Roc Miami Beach.
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bow-downs references to the "stakeholders."
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The Nobu Hotel Riyadh is Nearly Ready To Open
The Nobu Hotel Las Vegas must be a success because chef Nobu Matsuhisa is doing it again. This time in Riyadh, Saudia Arabia.
The Nobu Riyadh, on King Fahed Road in the Al Anoud Tower 2, will open sometime later this year yet has already has joined the Leading Hotels of the World as a provisional member. The hotel will get full membership upon opening.
The Nobu Hotel Riyadh will be much the same as its Vegas counterpart with interiors by David Rockwell, toiletries by Natura Bisse and high-tech amenities including complimentary WiFi. Downstairs there will be a Nobu restaurant, a Zan patisserie and tea shop and a Marketplace which will be an all-day dining spot with a "theatrical buffet experience between guest, kitchen and chef." The hotel will also have its own spa, Abariz, available only to hotel guests featuring a fitness center, just two treatment rooms, some additional facilities for men (not women) and a hair salon.
The hotel has a website but no definitive opening date and thus, no way to make a reservation just yet. (We checked the LHW site and Nobu Riyadh is not listed there yet.) They keep saying 2013 but there's a chance it could open early next year. Still, have your chopsticks at the ready.
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This Fierce 'Girl' Runs the New Nobu Hotel World
The just-opened Nobu Hotel Las Vegas may have been conceived by a man, (Chef Nobu Matsuhisa), designed by a man (David Rockwell), located in a hotel named after a man (Caesar) and ultimately made possible by even more men (Robert De Niro included) but, who's really running the Nobu world? That's right--a "girl"!
Meet HWIC (Head Woman In Charge) Gigi Vega, vice president and general manager of the Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace. Gigi's already been with Caesars Palace for four years, taking care of high-end customers who shack up in the luxury 120 suites and villas. Prior to landing in Las Vegas she worked for Mandarin Oriental for 10 years in Hong Kong and Macau and before she was with InterContinental Hotels.
With this luxury hotel background and her familiarity with Caesars, it's no wonder that Hollywood producer and Nobu dream-maker, Mier Teper, tapped her to be the GM of the first-ever Nobu Hotel.
Indeed, aside from Nobu patrons and fans and the visitors who want to see and be seen, the hotel will be targeting general luxury folk, those who are accustomed to a five-star level of service. And in Gigi, who's energetic and friendly by nature, guests will find someone who will make sure their green tea and rice cracker welcome amenity arrived, that the Nobu room service was up to par and that they will have reservation for Nobu downstairs in place before their arrival. Another bonus? There's only 181 rooms in the hotel, guaranteeing guests will be able to get Gigi's full attention. We'll call it as we see it--it's a woman's touch we can appreciate!
Now if only Gigi had an "s" on the end of her last name....
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Sushi in Bed: Why We're Extra Excited for Nobu Hotel
Yesterday we gave you 10 good reasons to sleep over at the first-ever Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Today, we'd like to expand on one of those reasons--room service. After all, if you're gonna build a hotel around your successful restaurant brand, the room service options should be nothing short of phenomenal.
Fortunately, Chef Nobu Matsuhisa created the room service menu himself, instead of passing the duty off to other chefs. He's even expanded beyond sushi and sashimi into breakfast. So now that you're on the edge of drooling over your computer, let's get eating.
For breakfast, you can start with a Tamago yaki ($23), a Japanese style omelette with your choice of ingredients from tomato and cheese to unagi and king crab. Or you could go with Eggs Matsuhisa ($24), done with roasted asparagus, bonito egg sauce, ikura rolls and spicy tuna. If you want to keep it more traditional, order up the blueberry and yuzu soba pancakes or the green tea waffles (both $22) served with bananas, strawberries, yuzu whipped cream, miso butter and maple syrup. Traditional Japanese and American breakfasts are also available as well as general bakery/pastry items.
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10 Reasons Why You Should Sleep With Nobu in Las Vegas
The very first Nobu Hotel is set to open in Las Vegas inside Caesars Palace on February 4th (at $269 a night) and if you're wondering why you would sleep over at a sushi restaurant, here's 10 Reasons that will convince you to book one of these 181 rooms faster than you can say yellowtail sashimi.
Nobu hotel guests will have a completely different check-in experience from other guests coming to Vegas. In fact, check-in begins before you even get to the hotel with a pre-arrival questionnaire sent by the hotel. Here you can make your amenity requests, set up a dinner reservation at Nobu and let them know your exact time of arrival. Dedicated Nobu Guest Services staff will be positioned at the front of Caesars to escort guests to the Nobu "lobby" which is just past the Nobu restaurant. The lobby is not much more than an elevator bank with a desk but the walls and ceiling feature visually stunning wooden blocks of fir, hemlock and oak in different arrangements. The artwork actually continues on inside the elevators as well. Go ahead, touch it.
Keep Reading for More Reasons to Book a Room at The Nobu Hotel Las Vegas!
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The Nobu Hotel in Las Vegas is Coming Along, But Will It Be Ready for Fall?
The other day we skulked around Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, checking out the casino scene, the pool scene, a new room in the Augustus Tower, the restaurant options and even the Pussycat Dolls blackjack tables (yes, they exist near the sportsbook) before we stumbled on the entrance to the Nobu Hotel.
Of course, the hotel isn't open yet but construction is happening inside Caesars' old Centurion Tower. Even Robert De Niro and Chef Nobu Matsuhisa were on the property the other month to check on the hotel's progress and sign the Nobu construction wall.


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A group of European Union members - including the UK, Germany and France - have banded together to limit any rise in next year's EU budget. Eleven countries have signed a statement telling the chairman of the European Council they "cannot accept" more than a 2.91% rise in the budget. David Cameron earlier vowed to halt an "unacceptable" 6% rise in the EU budget, after arriving in Brussels for a meeting of the European Council. A rise of 2.91% will still see the UK's contribution to the EU rise by £400m next year.
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Enjoy a trip in my native country Romania, the country that has it all, even ice under the hot summer sun.
Discover new bright horizons. Let your heart follow your dreams, hope is bright.
Live the life in the fast lane, where the most amazing places and people showcase fantastic worlds.
Learn to be humble, learn how to pray, learn how to write and how to evaluate a true blessing.
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Four workers at Volkswagen's plant in Chattanooga have filed another formal complaint with the National Labor Relations Board. They argue the company is coercing employees into approving the United Auto Workers as their bargaining agent.
Volkswagen's top labor official, Bernd Osterloh, sits on the panel that chooses where new vehicles are built. And he has said publicly that Chattanooga would need to organize in order to compete for a new SUV that VW hopes to build in the U.S., requiring 800 new workers.
Matt Patterson leads the anti-union Center for Worker Freedom at the Americans for Tax Reform and says it sounds like a threat to him.
"This has been sort of an implied threat or a fear – let's say a fear – I think of Chattanoogans all summer long, that if they did resist the UAW, they wouldn't get those jobs."
For three of the four workers who signed onto this complaint, it's their second grievance filed with the NLRB. The first alleged that the UAW bribed employees to sign their union cards. However, the union cards specifically say that anyone is welcome to revoke them at any time.


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While living in Maine, Erin first heard about Ron Paul during the debates of the 2008 Presidential Campaign. After a disappointing turnout of the 2008 Presidential election, Erin became determined to get involved to affect real change for her country, her state, and her generation. She is passionate about tax and economic reform and restoring our country's constitution to its original platforms of non-interventionist foreign policy and protecting personal liberties.
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Ghoulish Gary goes retro with rad Grabbers poster
RM art columnist Ghoulish Gary Pullin has kept the internet awesome lately with the Mondo drop of his White Zombie print and our very own reveal of his Re-Animator LP art for Waxwork Records' upcoming reissue of the film's score. Yet another Ghoulish Gary creation hit the net this weekend: this extremely cool poster for the Irish horror-comedy Grabbers (coming next month from IFC Midnight).
Click on through to see Gary's awesome poster, then scroll down for the latest Grabbers trailer, courtesy of IGN.
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Sinister Seven: The Incident director Alexandre Courtès
Fabien Delage of Rue Morgue France checks in with a video Sinister Seven with Alexandre Courtès, director of the violent thriller The Incident. The film, which supposedly caused two viewers to faint when it screened at the Toronto International Film Festival (not Rue Morgue readers, we can safely assume), has been picked up for distribution by IFC Midnight, so hopefully it will soon be horrifying the squeamish all over North America.
Here's a synopsis, courtesy of IMDB: "A group of cooks at an asylum for the criminally insane get locked in with the inmates during a massive thunderstorm."
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Our friends at Tuckahoe emailed over that they are now has reuglar hours for tours, tastings, and growler fills on Saturdays from 12-4. More information can be found on their website or Facebook. Visit in person at 9 Stoney Court, Ocean View/Dennisville.
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Cape May Brewing Co's tours today, Saturday!
Tours and samples are free. Talk to our friend Ryan and company! Such a fantastic group of people and here are their hours for the winter according to Ryan. Wed 4-8pm Thurs 4-8pm Fri 12-8pm Sat 12-8pm Cape May Brewing Company's site is here. Buy a growler or some merch and enjoy! NJCB Members […]
The Deauville Inn presents a Tuckahoe Brewing tasting/release party
Copied from Deauville's website, here are the details The Deauville Inn invites you to our Tuckahoe Brewing Tasting Meet the "Men Behind the Beer" Jan. 20, 2012 8pm-12am Join us in Welcoming Tuckahoe Brewing Company to Cape May County, and enjoy a tasting of their Flagship Craft Beer, Locally Brewed by locals. DC Pale Ale […]
Tuckahoe is live!
It's official, Tuckahoe Brewing Company is able to sell their beer in New Jersey. Please welcome them and check out Beer-Stained Letter's article from yesterday. Here's my old article from a few months back. More information can be found on their website.
Mad Batter's tap list from last night
Beers on tap include Dogfish Head 60, Flying Fish Grand Cru, Hofbrau Oktoberfest, Yuengling, Troegs Hopback and Leinenkugel Fireside Nuton and in bottles are Yards Brawler, Troegs Trogenator, Anderson Valley Boont Amber and Schneider-Weiss Adventus. Mad Batter can be found at 19 Jackson Street, Cape May, online, on Facebook and Twitter too.
Cabanas Dogfish Head Dinner, a recap
Cabanas sponsored a craft beer dinner last Thursday night combining Dogfish Head Beer and the culinary talents of the kitchen staff of Cabanas and Martini Beach and both were impressive. The night was hosted by Nick Vitallo of DFH and he was very informative, telling the story of how Sam started the business and how […]
Cabanas Dogfish Head Craft Beer Dinner is this Thursday
Cabanas is having a craft beer dinner on October 20, $50 for a four course dinner by the chef from Martini Beach. Only 50 tickets sold, over 24 claimed already. Here is the food menu and beer menu is all Dogfish Head and Nick Vitalo from DFH is working on a Randall for the dinner […]
What's on tap at The Crest Tavern as of last night in Wildwood
Tim emailed that just tapped a firkin of yards cape of good hope also a 1/6 of dogfish 120 For those unfamiliar with Crest Tavern and what 1/6 is, it's a keg, a sixtel, of beer. That's not much! Go drink it up! One of the owners, Tim says you guys can save $5 on […]
Mad Batter Beer Dinner, tomorrow in Cape May
Tomorrow, Friday October 7, 2011 at 7:30 PM there's a German themed beer dinner at The Mad Batter. Here's the menu. Call up for reservations. Tickets cost $65 including tax & gratuity and you can call 609-884-5970 Welcome Beer – Spaten Lager Grilled Sausage with warm potato salad and Hacker Pschoor Weissbier Lentil Soup and Hofbrau Slow […]
Oktoberfest in Cape May starts now!
October 1 on Jackson Street (Between Carpenters Lane and Beach Drive) in Cape May from 10AM til 5PM. There will be a beer garden with Flying Fish and a few macros. More details can be found here.


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I love this cuticle oil. it absorbs well into the skin. I've used different kinds and they just don't moisturize like solar oil does.
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Solar Oil is a nice cuticle oil, but it's nothing mind blowing. It does moisturise even dry cuticles well if you remember to use it couple times a day, but I find it to be way overpriced here. I'm not the biggest fan of the almond smell either.
There's nothing else bad to say about it though, I just prefer Nubar nail oils - they're a lot cheaper (at least here) and come in nicer scents too.
Solar Oil is my favorite cuticle oil and it's a staple nail product for me. It smooths my cuticles nicely, and has a faint sweet almond scent. I love to use this after removing polish to moisturize my nails, after a polish change/ manicure, throughout the day and before bedtime for extra moisture. I've found that it works best when used with/ over CND Cuticle Eraser (be sure your polish is DRY before using them, though ;).
My cuticles are abused from washing frequently to me picking at them continuously. I try to use this at least before bedtime if not more often throughout the day and it does help. I love the sweet almond oil scent too. I use this over my cuticles on freshly polished nails to help the polish dry faster.
A great product and a staple in my nail kit! This is a wonderful nail and cuticle conditioner with vitamin e and almond oil. It smells divine! This is good for those with natural or artificial nails. I like to lengthen the time between my nail salon visits by using this after buffing out my acrylics. Just remove old polish, buff nails, then apply/massage Solar Oil into each nail. Wash hands after. My cuticles are conditioned and my nails have restored luster. I can add almost an extra weak between my fill appointments this way.
I love this it works very good for a overall good price ranging from 5 dollars and higher
it works good for bad or great cuticles or to make them even better looking!!
Definitely will be buying this in about a week and I just got a new bottle today
I recently started to get back into taking care of my hands and knew right away I had to have this. There is nothing else like it - I have tried to purchase generic versions of this and other type of cuticle softening oils but this always beats the rest.
Nicely scented, smooths and soothes cuticles, decent price and makes a difference instantly in the appearance of my raggedy cuticles.
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I love the smell and the consistency. I think possibly my cuticles are softer (it is not anything dramatic) but I will keep using it
I like Solar Oil and it smells great, but I think it works just okay. It keeps cuticles soft if you use it often, but it takes a long time to soak in. I like Haken cuticle oil from Sally's because they have great scents and it's much cheaper, but my favorite is Orly Cuticle Care oil because it works better and is cheaper.
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I used this product for a long time. When I was using it, I'd buy the larger, more economical size, a little over two ounces. I loved the round glass bottle and brush applicator. I've saved quite a few of them, actually. The brush makes it convenient to apply the oil just where I want. However, I won't be buying it anymore because it is far cheaper to mix up my own blend of oils and refill the bottles I have with my own blend. Solar Oil is jojoba oil, rice bran oil, sweet almond oil, and a little vitamin E. I have found that a blend of jojoba oil, sweet almond oil, and macademia nut oil with a little vitamin E oil works just as well. I buy these ingredients for far less at a local health food store (I use NOW brand jojoba and macademia nut oil. They are the cheapest). Solar Oil is perhaps more convenient as it is already mixed. However, if you get tired of paying a lot or if you use more than a little of Solar Oil, consider the alternatives.
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FishbowlLA Set Visit: The Young Turks
Watching yesterday from the second floor Culver City control room as The Young Turks' tireless host Cenk Uygur conducted a split-screen interview about – what else – contentious DC politics, FishbowlLA marveled at the talent everyone there talks about. His ability to do an entire, fast-paced current affairs program without benefit of a teleprompter.
"I've worked over the years with Matt Lauer, Katie Couric, Chris Matthews…" raved senior producer Roland Woerner. "I've never seen anyone with the ability to do a program like this without a teleprompter."
The same goes for Uygur's control-room brain trust. When a host and program run off a teleprompter, all sorts of cues can be "tagged in," to help coordinate when to throw to a graphic, guest, specific camera shot and so on. With Uygur, there is no such safety net; the resulting flow, presided over with a masterful, arms-wide touch by director Genji Keen, is infectious. TYT's ultra-modern and even-tempered operation is the kind of 21st century outlet many unemployed journalists would kill to be able to work for.


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The Cold War
Athletes, IMPORTANT! I'm sure many of you are excited about our gym's first annual CrossFit competition for the Mid-Atlantic Region. Registration opens tonight for this great event but I DO NOT want anyone from the gym to register on their own please. Let's try to play this smart and set you all up for success. Because we are running this event we have control regarding how many teams our gym will be able to have participate. Currently we are planning to offer 4 team slots to our own community at a minimum. Over the next week please talk with me and your coaches about your interest and we will make recommendations to you regarding participation and also help you form your "Scaled" or "As RX" team. I also recommend you speak with Tat Mike, Brian and Ryan T on … Read More
South County Challenge
Athletes, The 3-way local affiliate challenge looks like it is actually going to happen. On Oct. 8th our gym, along with CrossFit Lorton and CrossFit Sweat Springfield, will mutually host a hopper-style challenge (At CF Lorton) for our 3 communities to get together for a fun day of CF WOD challenges. There will be 2 individual competitions and one randomly-chosen team competition throughout the day. Please let one of your coaches know if you are interested in this event. This is a great way for those of you that are interested in starting to compete to get your feet wet and feel what its like to do the work on the competition side of the CrossFit community. A flyer will be posted up in the gym today about this event. Coach
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Athletes, We raised $12,000.00 for FGB6 !!!!! Nothing short of absolutely amazing !!! We Love you all, Coaches
12-4pm Sat "FGB6″ UPDATE
Athletes, A few of you have expressed concern regarding tomorrow's FGB6 and the 4 hour block time that we have set aside for you to do it. We WOULD like you to make a day of it and hang out with the community, but understand many of you with families can not. We will plan on organizing, then running heats at the top of each hour. 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm. The start of the day will most likely be the busiest part of the day and it will be first come first serve. Each heat will consist ideally of 3 Men and 3 Women (Scaled as needed). A heat typically takes approximately 30 mins to set up at complete and we ask that you at least stay to help score a heat before you go to help out your … Read More
This Friday…and FGB6
Athletes, We will be closed this Friday in preparation for FGB6. First to be set up and ready for this great event, second to get some rare quality time with the wife, and third to force my "Die-Hard" beasts (Brian…etc.) to actually take a damn day off… Bring your "A-game" for this event, 17 minutes of reckoning are in store for you this Saturday from 12-4pm. This WOD is very much about the CrossFit community as a whole, worldwide. It IS 4 hours out of your Saturday, but it's about 4 hours with your family…the friends you've made here since joining your gym…all the CrossFitters around the world…the fallen soldiers that left behind a family in desperate need…the kids we train here and your kids that we will train in the future…It is our community. The charities that … Read More
No 9am on Sep 14…
Athletes, I can not do a 9am tomorrow so for my morning people please try to get in for the 7am. Myself, coaches, and a couple of your fellow members are working on something VERY BIG for the future of our gym and I need some time tomorrow to put in a few extra hours on it. This will prove to be nothing short of "Epic"…(Details coming very soon). A hint?…Snowy CrossFit? Hopefully… Thanks, Coach
Yoga needed…again
Calling all cars…yet again, Athletes, the Yoga teacher that we thought could be starting this month has fallen through. As we keep looking, if any of you happen to have someone that you recommend please send them my way for a meet and greet so I can get this important program going again for us all. They can contact me directly via email or phone to discuss the details. Thanks, Coach
Athletes, September 17th will mark the day for "Fight Gone Bad 6" world-wide charity event. This is the first time our gym will be able to participate since we opened our doors. This is pretty much the biggest event that the CrossFit community holds aside from the annual CrossFit games. This Saturday, Sep 17th, we will begin running heats from 12 noon – 4pm (No teens/regular WOD). This is a very special event for the entire CrossFit community and has been running annually for quite a while now. This charity across the world had already gathered $1,200,000.00+. I know that we have already given practically every weekend this month, but let's try to do our part one more time. There will be NO set donation to participate in FGB6, just give whatever you can. Please RSVP in the comments … Read More
Amazing day at the gym everyone! Thanks to all of you who came out for this memorial WOD to remember those lost on 9-11-01 and in the wars against terror since that day. Thanks to our tribute and remembrance at our gym today, we were able to raise approx. $500.00 for the "Disposable Heroes" Project… Thank you all very much. CFL


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Super Bowl Cities: Green Bay vs. Pittsburgh
Food vs. Food: Of course, Wisconsin is famous for cheese and leads the country in cheese production.
Food vs. Food: Pierogies, dumplings stuffed with potato and cheese or onion, reflect Pittsburgh's Polish heritage.
Beer vs. Beer: Beer from Green Bay's own Hinterland Brewery will reportedly be served at the White House Super Bowl party.
Beer vs. Beer: Yuengling, America's oldest brewery, was founded in Pottsville, PA, in 1829.
Stadium vs. Stadium: Lambeau Field was nicknamed 'the Frozen Tundra' after the 1967 NFL Championship against the Cowboys was played in sharp winds and -13 degrees. Needless to say, it's a significant home-field advantage for teams not used to Wisconsin winter temps.
Stadium vs. Stadium: After 30 years in the Three Rivers Stadium, the Pittsburgh Steelers picked up and moved to Heinz Field where players and coaches had to fight to keep its natural grass playing field.
Fans vs. Fans: While 'Cheese Heads' was originally meant as an insult, Packers fans embraced the title and the hats have become especially popular since 1994.
Fans vs. Fans: The AP has described the Terrible Towel as 'arguably the best-known fan symbol of any major pro sports team.'
Hall of Fame vs. Hall of Fame: In the Lambeau Field Atrium, the 25,000-foot hall of fame stores 3 Super Bowl trophies and championship rings as well as a re-creation of Vince Lombardi's office.
Hall of Fame vs. Hall of Fame: The Coca-Cola Great Hall spans 40,000 feet and houses Hall of Fame players' lockers as well as 6 Super Bowl trophies, the most of any NFL team.
Transportation vs. Transportation: While the majority of people in Green Bay use cars, the city was the headquarters of the Green Bay and Western railroad until 1993 and now houses the National Railroad Museum.
Transportation vs. Transportation: Situated on 3 rivers, Pittsburgh is often called the 'City of Bridges.'
College vs. College: While the main campus is in Madison, the University of Wisconsin still has plenty of students -- and fans ' in Green Bay.
College vs. College: Carnegie Melon is in the neighborhood, but the Steelers only share Heinz stadium with the University of Pittsburgh Panthers.
Museum vs. Museum: Green Bay is home to the Neville Public Museum with art, history and science exhibitions.
Museum vs. Museum: The Andy Warhol Museum is located in downtown Pittsburgh where the famous pop artist grew up.
Attraction vs. Attraction: Old-fashioned family fun you can actually afford? The Bay Bridge Amusement Park still charges just 25 cents per ticket.
Attraction vs. Attraction: The downtown area between the Allegheny River and the Monongahela River is called the Golden Triangle. The site where they meet is Point State Park, known simply as 'the Point.'


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Our programme for 2014 covers firm favourites such as Roman and Byzantine Ravenna, as well as new departures including Aberdeenshire, Rome, and Oman.
In 2014 we admire the genius of William Kent in Norfolk and Palladio in the Veneto, and explore architectural riches in Palermo, St Petersburg and Istria.
We trace the routes of famous artists and explore prolific artistic ages in 2014, seeking out art treasures in Saxony, Holland, Vienna and more.
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Our selection of Christmas and New Year itineraries in 2013 covers some of Europe's richest cultural heritage, from fine art in Milan to Fado and fireworks in Lisbon.
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On our small ship cruises – for between 15 and 30 participants – we explore Portugal's Douro River aboard the royal barge, as well as the Lycian coast of Turkey.
Although we don't offer any gastronomy tours in 2014 many tours include cuisine of very high quality, not least our cruises in Provence and Portugal.
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Time Warner broadband usage caps spreading, consumers revolt!
Time Warner's broadband usage caps are coming soon to a city near you. Soon after the company decided to spread its limited 40GB-a-month (enough for two HD movies a week) service beyond its test market in Beaumont, Texas, angry customers created a petition online to stop the onslaught of metered broadband. Rise up, citizens! Sign the petition here, spread the word.
Time Warner's spreading chokehold on the Internet moves next to Greensboro, N.C. (my hometown — now this is going too far!), followed by Austin and San Antonio, Texas and Rochester, N.Y. this summer. The service will roll out in four tiers, starting at $29.95 for 5GB per month, up to $54.90 for 40GB. Overage will cost you a buck a gig. Compared to Comcast's 250GB cap, and Charter Communications' 250GB and 100GB caps, this amounts to price gouging.
Five years from now, we'll laugh at this greedy ploy to extract extra money from consumers. Of course Time Warner thinks this is a good idea, choking downloads just when HD streaming is exploding, and funneling viewers toward its own (unlimited but overpriced) pay-per-view services.
Come on, U. S. Government, regulate! Make it illegal for a cable operator to also provide broadband service. Or maybe the market will decide, with consumers opting for upcoming WiMax and other competing wireless broadband services that could soon slam dunk the cable modem greedmeisters. Either way, it's time for action.
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Carpe Diem resides in a grand colonial style house, which has been totally renovated. It is located in the heart of Salta's historical center. English, Spanish, German and Italian is spoken.
- Price from 90 USD / Day / Per unit
- 8 bedrooms
Last updated: 06/05/2010
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The house has been decorated in classical European style furniture, handmade arts and crafts from the Andes area and colorful glass windows, creating a comfortable and exclusive environment. Carpe Diem is not a typical hotel. It's home, a place where you can enjoy the warmth and attentive service of its owners in a relaxed and cozy atmosphere.Carpe Diem in Salta a home away from home.
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Carpe Diem is located close to Salta's principal tourist attractions. Situated in the heart of the city, it offers an easy access to the most important places, including the main square Plaza 9 de Julio, the historical city hall El Cabildo, the Cathedral, The Museum of High Altitude Archaeology of Salta (MAAM), San Francisco church, The Contemporary Art Museum, the tourist information, and other places of commercial, historical and cultural interest. Nearby you will also find the city park San Martín with its beautiful lake. From here you can take the cable railway El Teleférico, all the way up the wooded hill Cerro San Bernardo, enjoying a bird's eye view of the city and the surrounding valleys and mountains.
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