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Rebecca started her career in television in 1979, writing news for San Francisco's KPIX-TV. She eventually joined KRON-TV, where she first produced the 11pm news, then later, hit the streets as a General Assignment reporter… learning the ropes and winning awards for her coverage of everything from crime and campaigns, to pedagogy and pileups.
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The picture was taken in late 1987 at level 5 workings in the lead-zinc mine at Mt Isa, in north-western Queensland, Australia.
At that time, the mine itself was only about 55 years old, which therefore is the absolute maximum age for all these stalactites.
About 55 metres (180 feet) above this level there is an aquifer (water source) in fairly porous dolomite, a rock that is usually quite dense. Slow, continuous seepage of lime-saturated water into the old level 5 workings was responsible for these formations.
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NFL - How New England's offense changes without Rob GronkowskiField Yates
Field Yates examines how the New England Patriots' offense changes with Rob Gronkowski out.Story | Conversation | December 08, 2013
Sneaky pickups entering Week 5Eric Karabell
In a really deep league, the loss of any quarterback is a big deal. In 10- and 12-team formats, NFL starting quarterbacks are readily available, and fantasy owners can wait to sign a backup for the bye week, but that's simply not the case in leagues ...Blog | October 04, 2013
NFL - How potent can the Wes Welker-Peyton Manning combination be...Scott Kacsmar
Scott Kacsmar of Football Outsiders runs through the reasons why Wes Welker may be due for one of his best pro seasons with Peyton Manning throwing him the ball.Story | Conversation | August 21, 2013
Stock Watch: Witten slides in TE ranksEric Karabell
Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten has been one of the most consistent, durable tight ends over the past eight seasons, but Wednesday's disconcerting news about him having a lacerated spleen and internal bleeding is scary, and enough to send ...Blog | August 16, 2012
Jason Witten slides in tight end fantasy rankings following news ...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell looks at the most notable risers and fallers in the fantasy live draft results and determines what Jason Witten's spleen injury should do to his value.Blog | Conversation | August 16, 2012
Can Collins keep Colts options relevant?Eric Karabell
Well, this latest news on Peyton Manning is pretty disheartening. I mean, if we can't count on this guy, who can we count on? Over the past week or two, it became clear that selecting Manning in the first three or four rounds of a fantasy draft ...Blog | September 08, 2011
Kerry Collins is no Peyton Manning, but he can keep Indianapolis ...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell assesses the Colts' key fantasy options following the news that Peyton Manning had another neck surgery Thursday.Blog | Conversation | September 08, 2011
Peyton's health the key to Colts' optionsEric Karabell
It's all about health with the Indianapolis Colts, because if we knew we could count on quarterback Peyton Manning, running back Joseph Addai and wide receivers not named Reggie Wayne -- and even he has dealt with injuries the past few seasons -...Blog | August 12, 2011
Peyton Manning's health status the primary factor in fantasy prod...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell assesses the Indianapolis Colts' offensive weapons from a fantasy perspective, offering draft values for such players as Peyton Manning, Joseph Addai and Dallas Clark.Blog | Conversation | August 12, 2011
NFL: Why the Indianapolis Colts may miss the playoffs this season...Vince Verhei
Football Outsiders examines why the Indianapolis Colts may miss the playoffs for the first time since 2001.Story | Conversation | December 07, 2010
Philip Rivers, Malcom Floyd are solid betsEric Karabell
If you look at the capital "Q" next to most of the key San Diego Chargers offensive weapons for Week 11, you quickly get the picture this is not a healthy crew, as most everyone is questionable. What is not in question to me is that the Chargers are ...Blog | November 19, 2010
San Diego Chargers Philip Rivers, Malcom Floyd look like good bet...Eric Karabell
Eric Karabell discusses his rankings changes for the week and looks for good things from the Chargers' passing game, despite injury issues.Blog | Conversation | November 19, 2010
CFB -- Eight NCAA football games that could shake up Election Day...Peter Keating
The fate of the nation -- or at least several key elections -- hinges on this weekend's college football results. Peter Keating explains. Plus, digging into NFL Next Level stats.Blog | Conversation | October 29, 2010
NBA -- Yes, it really is possible to give 110 percentPeter Keating
It's the most cringe-worthy sports cliche: giving 110 percent. But Peter Keating says it really is possible for athletes to find that next level -- and math proves it.Blog | Conversation | October 21, 2010
College Football - Boise State and the BCS national titlePeter Keating
If Boise State wants to make the national title game on the basis of stats alone, winning out isn't nearly enough. Peter Keating says the Broncos will have to utterly destroy every remaining opponent.Blog | Conversation | October 14, 2010
Eli Manning poised for bigger thingsEric Karabell
I've ranked New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning eighth at his position this week, up a spot from earlier in the week, mostly because the Houston Texans' pass defense he will face Sunday has been awful this season, and I guess I hadn...Blog | October 08, 2010


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Sunday, June 27, 2010
Employee stole South Ozone Pk. biz, $30K from family: DA
By Ivan Pereira
While a widow traveled overseas to bury her husband and son who died while working in a toxic sewer site in Jamaica last year, one of her spouse's employees stole the family business from right underneath her, the Queens district attorney said.
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Sampson, AEG in Aqueduct memo flap
By Howard Koplowitz
State Sen. John Sampson (D-Brooklyn), the Democratic leader of the Senate, acknowledged sending a memo to a former colleague-turned-lobbyist representing Aqueduct Entertainment Group that led to AEG changing the terms of its bid for the video lottery terminal contract at Aqueduct.
PS/MS 156 celebrates freedom, history with Juneteenth
By Ivan Pereira
For black Americans, the Juneteenth celebration is a day to remember their freedom and unity after years of slavery in the United States.
Meeks adds 2007-08 loans to financial disclosure form
U.S. Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-Jamaica) submitted changes Friday to his annual financial disclosure statements he is required to file with the clerk of the House of Representatives that showed he borrowed $55,000 in personal loans in 2007 and 2008.
I warned mayor: Ragusa
By Howard Koplowitz
Queens Republican Party Chairman Phil Ragusa said he tried to dissuade Mayor Michael Bloomberg's re-election campaign last year from dealing with GOP operative and Forest Hills resident John Haggerty Jr., who was indicted earlier this month on allegations he stole $1.1 million of the mayor's money and lied to Bloomberg that the money would go to poll watching and ballot security operations.
Jains flock to Queens to consecrate temple
By Ivan Pereira
An Elmhurst temple was the site of one of the most holy rituals in the Jain religion and thousands of worshipers from around the world gathered there to take part in the ceremony.
Merrick teachers want contract after two years
By Ivan Pereira
Teachers at the Merrick Academy charter school in Jamaica said they have been struggling to keep their school's atmosphere positive since they have been working without a contract for more than two years.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
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Queens' quirky quintet
By Morgan Rousseau
In April, Queens-based pop-experimental band Freelance Whales debuted their LP "Weathervanes" on Frenchkiss/Mom & Pop records. Now, two months after its release, the New York indie quintet is well into their North American tour.
Boy, 8, dies trying to rescue brother from Springfield Gardens fire
By Connor Adams Sheets
Two children died in a fast-moving house fire in Springfield Gardens Thursday morning.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Long Island man shot to death in South Jamaica
By Ivan Pereira
A Long Island father was gunned down in a hail of nearly 30 bullets early Monday morning in South Jamaica, police and eyewitnesses said.
VIDEO: Flores de Mayo celebration at Our Lady of Snows
By Christina Santucci
Fire destroys bagel shop in Forest Hills
By Howard Koplowitz
A two-alarm fire tore through a six-story Queens Boulevard building Friday, gutting a convenience store on the first floor and damaging an adjacent storefront, fire officials said.
Queens' quirky quintet
By Morgan Rousseau
In April, Queens-based pop-experimental band Freelance Whales debuted their LP "Weathervanes" on Frenchkiss/Mom & Pop records. Now, two months after its release, the New York indie quintet is well into their North American tour.
Angels draft Lewis' Bobea in Round 19
By Zach Braziller
Jonathan Bobea's smile spoke volumes.
Cardozo star downs debilitated defending champ
By Marc Raimondi
Jon Raude was feeling it and it didn't matter to him whether or not his opponent, defending champion Asika Isoh, was injured.
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Queens Village man charged with murder
By Howard Koplowitz
A Queens Village sex offender was charged with murder after he allegedly beat his girlfriend to death in their 214th Street home, police said.
Haggerty charged with theft
By Howard Koplowitz
High-profile Queens Republican campaign operative John Haggerty Jr. was indicted Monday by a Manhattan grand jury for allegedly stealing $1.1 million funneled to him through Mayor Michael Bloomberg last year, the Manhattan district attorney said.
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Teenagers eyed in Little Neck burglary spree
By Nathan Duke
Two juveniles have been arrested amid a string of burglaries in Little Neck that have taken place during the past two months, Councilman Dan Halloran (R-Whitestone) said Tuesday.
Glen Oaks Little Leaguer is pitch perfect
By Howard Koplowitz
Rishi Durjan became only the second pitcher in the history of the Glen Oaks Little League to throw a perfect game late last month when he retired 21 straight batters, including 10 by strikeout, while giving up no walks.
SE Qns. woman throws bleach in man's face: DA
ST. ALBANS — A 28-year-old St. Albans woman was arrested after she allegedly threw bleach in a man's face, the Queens district attorney said.
Bermuda man brought cocaine into country: DA
JAMAICA — A 36-year-old Bermuda man was arrested after he was allegedly found to have cocaine in his possession at John F. Kennedy International Airport, the Queens district attorney said.
Teens steal flat-screen TVs in Jamaica: Brown
JAMAICA — Two teenagers from Jamaica were arrested after they allegedly stole two flat-screen televisions at a store on Jamaica Avenue, the Queens district attorney said.
146th St. named for Gadsden
By Nathan Duke
Springfield Gardens residents paid homage last weekend to their former "mayor" who led a fight to prevent the neighborhood from becoming a commercial zone in the 1960s and dedicated years of service to his community.
Nunes to challenge Huntley for Senate
By Ivan Pereira
Nearly a year after he came close to knocking out City Councilman Thomas White (D-South Ozone Park) from his seat in the 2009 Democratic primary, Lynn Nunes announced he will be throwing his hat into the political ring again this year.
New pharmacy opens its doors in Laurelton
By Ivan Pereira
A new pharmacy in Laurelton promises to not only fill out prescriptions and sell soda but also help out southeast Queens's growing commercial area and neighborhood leaders said they are happy for the new community member.
Queens gardeners offered tips at Jamaica workshop
By Ivan Pereira
Queens amateur gardeners got a chance to make their thumbs greener this week with a special course aimed at improving their crops.
Bloods member convicted of shooting bystander: DA
By Ivan Pereira
A reputed Jamaica Bloods member was convicted last week of gunning down an innocent woman who was caught in the crossfire during a violent argument with a rival gang, the Queens district attorney said.
Get Rid of the Gangs
Barring a successful appeal, Sherwin Thompson will spend the better part of the rest of his life behind bars. Thompson is 23 and a member of the Bloods gang. He was recently convicted of weapons possession and manslaughter in the killing of Germaine Persaud three years ago. Persaud was only 21.
Fresh Meadows
Synagogue addition unsafe: CB 8
By Anna Gustafson
A Fresh Meadows synagogue's recent expansion should not be legalized by the city because it poses a danger to its inhabitants and the community, according to Community Board 8 members.
Forest Hills Ledger
Kew Gardens students make traffic safety sign
By Anna Gustafson
Students from PS 99 in Kew Gardens designed an eye-catching traffic sign that will make life safer for pupils and the community, city Department of Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan said last week.
Flushing officers honored for murder suspect arrest
By Connor Adams Sheets
The 109th Precinct Community Council honored the two first responders to the scene of the rape and murder of Yu Yao, 23, with Cop of the Month awards at its final meeting last week before breaking for the summer. It was also a chance for community members to socialize, meet members of the force and eat barbecue together.
Flushing Times
Flushing man gets 15 years for aiding al Qaeda
By Connor Adams Sheets
A 30-year-old man raised in Flushing was sentenced last week to 15 years in prison for conspiracy to provide material support to al Qaeda.
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Flushing man given 25 years to life in stabbing
By Connor Adams Sheets
A Flushing man was sentenced last week to 25 years to life in prison for stabbing three people last year, one of whom died as a result of the wounds he sustained during the vicious attack.
Mom abandons baby boy at subway station: DA
JAMAICA — A 20-year-old woman was arrested over the weekend on charges of abandoning her baby boy at a subway station just days after she gave birth to him, the Queens district attorney's office said.
How Not to Dress for Success
First Debrahlee Lorenzana got fired from Citibank for her sexy style of dressing, but now she says she is in hot water with her bosses at JP Morgan Chase for talking to the media about her case against Citibank.
Queens Community House rallies against cuts
By Anna Gustafson
More than 150 people from the Queens Community House swarmed the steps of Borough Hall last week to protest city and state budget cuts they said would decimate many of the nonprofit's programs serving thousands of individuals throughout the borough.
Oakland Gardens residents call on city to make streets safer
By Nathan Duke
City Councilman Mark Weprin (D-Oakland Gardens) said the city plans to put traffic safety measures, including turn signals, at a dangerous intersection in Oakland Gardens where more than 100 pedestrians have been struck in five years.
Veterans enjoy Flag Day at Kew Gardens Cemetery
By Anna Gustafson
The Maple Grove Cemetery in Kew Gardens became a sea of American flags Monday as nearly 150 Queens veterans, residents and students lifted what they called a symbol of freedom and unity that should remind everyone of the sacrifices soldiers have made for the country.
Whitestone Bridge work to begin in '11
By Connor Adams Sheets
The MTA is making progress on the rehabilitation of the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge and work on the Queens approach is slated to begin in 2011 — a year earlier than originally planned.
Queens leaders rally for Israel
By Anna Gustafson
Queens Jewish leaders and elected officials at a celebration of Jerusalem in Hillcrest last week said anti-Semitism is on the rise around the world, which they contended was evidenced by recent remarks by journalist Helen Thomas and widespread condemnation of Israeli defense forces killing nine aid workers on a flotilla bound for Gaza.
Longtime New Hyde Park civic leader Greenblatt dies
By Howard Koplowitz
Al Greenblatt, a New Hyde Park attorney who co-founded the Queens Civic Congress and was a longtime member of Community Board 13, died last week. He was 94.
Como throws hat in race against Addabbo
By Howard Koplowitz
Just as it looked as if state Sen. Joseph Addabbo (D-Howard Beach) would be free of opponents for re-election in a contentious western Queens district, former City Councilman Anthony Como,a Republican, said he would challenge the one-term senator.
CB 7 approves rezone plan
By Connor Adams Sheets
Community Board 7 voted 37-0 Monday night to lend its approval to a rezoning that would be the city's largest to date, affecting more than 400 blocks in Auburndale, Oakland Gardens and Hollis Hills.
Chabad followers flock to rebbe's Queens grave
By Howard Koplowitz and Christina Santucci
Thousands of admirers and followers of the late Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson flocked to his Cambria Heights gravesite Tuesday 16 years after his death to pay their respects to the leader of the Chabad-Lubavitch branch of Orthodox Judaism.
Bayside crash victim dies
By Nathan Duke
A Bayside mother who was struck by a van earlier this month on 53rd Avenue after dropping her 6-year-old son off at school died last week, City Councilman Mark Weprin (D-Oakland Gardens) said.
Cleaning lady sells stolen jewelry to pawn shop: DA
RIDGEWOOD — A 26-year-old Corona woman was arrested after she allegedly stole jewelry from a Ridgewood home where she worked as a cleaning lady and sold it to a pawn shop, the Queens district attorney said.
Man breaks windshield wiper of bus: Brown
EAST ELMHURST — A 45-year-old Manhattan man was arrested after he allegedly damaged the windshield wiper of a bus with his cane and then resisted arrest, the Queens district attorney said.
Keep nurses intact at public schools
An open letter to Mayor Michael Bloomberg, city Schools Chancellor Joel Klein and city Health Commissioner Thomas Farley.
Baby owl's Alley Pond appearance a nice surprise
On the third Sunday in May, I left my house just after 6 a.m. to meet a group of birders at Alley Pond Park to watch the annual spring migration. With a forecast of showers, I expected to be home in late morning.
Albany bill would cause problems for co-op and condo boards
State Sen. Liz Krueger's (D-Manhattan) Senate Bill S7958 is an assault on the legitimate governance of co-ops and condominiums in our city. This new, unfunded mandate seeks to marginalize the powers of duly elected boards of directors by creating an ombudsman office within the state Department of Law and appointed by the state attorney general.
Arizona's Hate Draws Anger Here
It is rare that actions taken by a state on the other side of the country merit the attention of elected officials here. But two Queens City Council members had good reason to protest the anti-immigrant measures recently passed into law in Arizona.
Our History: Literary Hall became Bayside's cultural center in late 1800s
By Joan Brown Wettingfeld
One of Bayside's outstanding citizens during the 19th century was James W. Cain. He was born in Brooklyn, but when he was 4 his family established themselves in Bayside and it was here that he spent his life.
Political Action: Miller faces primary fight for his state Assembly seat
By William Lewis
On May 17, U.S. Rep. Gary Ackerman (D-Bayside) held what was called a "small business forum" to discuss the new health care insurance law. Ackerman has not had a town meeting in the recent past as some other congressional elected leaders have. This apparently was his rendition of a town hall meeting.
I Sit And Look Out: Universal draft would help to make fighting a war fairer
By Kenneth Kowald
Some thoughts before Independence Day.
Dishing with Dee: Queens fund-raiser helps with sending kids to camp
By Dee Richard
There has not been one moment of inactivity in June. Starting with the June 1 to June 3 Republican Convention at the Manhattan Sheraton Hotel, it has been non-stop up until last weekend — the dates of the political campaign seminars at the Washington Marriott in our nation's capitol.
Berger's Burg: Pop made taking care of family his life's main goal
By Alex Berger
As Father's Day approaches, it is time once again to reflect upon the second parental person: our dads. Especially at this time, my thoughts race to memories of my Dad by the emotional song "Oh My Pa-Pa" written by Paul Burkhard and sung by Eddie Fisher. It was popular when my father died in 1956. Its lyrics follow intermittently.
Arlington mishandles Queens Villager's burial
By Howard Koplowitz
The grave of a U.S. Air Force veteran who grew up in Queens Village was among the more than 200 graves mismanaged at Arlington National Cemetery.
Corona kids meet their star pen pals
By Anna Gustafson
After describing much of their lives to each other in letters, "Sex and the City" writer Elisa Zuritsky and 10-year-old Corona student Sharon Hu said they were thrilled to finally meet each other last week.
Waste transfer stations worry Queens leaders
By Ivan Pereira
The city Sanitation Department updated Borough President Helen Marshall and community leaders Monday on its plans to build two new transfer stations in Queens, but Marshall said she is still concerned over the facilities' im pact on the surrounding neighborhoods.
Mets great Strawberry to open restaurant in Douglaston
By Nathan Duke
Mets legend Darryl Strawberry plans to open a new restaurant along 235th Street in Douglaston and is currently seeking a manager, according to an ad on Craigslist.
Flushing Meadows goes virtual for skating game
By Shira Frager
Young skaters now have the option of showing off their talent in Flushing Meadows Corona Park in a new state-of-the art facility — or as virtual professionals in the privacy of their own living rooms.
St. John's institute to bolster Catholic schools
By Anna Gustafson
St. John's University officials announced the launch of their Institute for Catholic Schools last week, which they said will strengthen religious education at a time when the private school system has seen its institutions shuttered and enrollment decrease.
Jackson Heights showcase highlights artists at Queens Art Express
By Nathan Duke
A group of 12 western Queens artists brightened up 37th Avenue in Jackson Heights last weekend with a colorful display that was among 50 events being held throughout the borough as part of the second-annual Queens Art Express.
NYHQ adds new wing for special care services
By Connor Adams Sheets
The West Wing is coming to Flushing, but residents should not expect Martin Sheen to reprise his role as President Jed Bartlett.
MTA to hold hearings before major layoffs
By Philip Newman
With less than two weeks before a massive cutback in New York City's mass transportation system becomes reality, the MTA is preparing for public hearings prior to layoffs of hundreds of subway station agents.
Variety the spice, halvah, Merlot of life at Max & Mina's
By Anna Gustafson
For Max & Mina's co-owner Bruce Becker, his Kew Gardens Hills ice cream shop is meant to be a stop along the less traveled path.
CUNY mum on Marti leaving Queensborough Community College
By Nathan Duke
Queensborough Community College President Eduardo Marti may be leaving the Bayside school to take a higher position within the City University of New York, according to sources familiar with the university system.
Making of a Candidate: So you want to run for office? Join the club
By Connor Adams Sheets
Second in a Series
Queens students slam free MetroCard cuts
By Ivan Pereira
With the future of their free, student MetroCards in jeopardy, teens from Queens high schools joined hundreds of their peers in Manhattan Friday afternoon to urge the MTA to rethink its plans.
Frei-Pearson names people's welfare, good gov't top priorities in Assembly run
By Nathan Duke
Astoria Democrat Jeremiah Frei-Pearson said he has fought powerful interests and gotten results for the residents of his neighborhood and plans to do the same if chosen by voters as the replacement for state Assemblyman Michael Gianaris (D-Astoria) this fall.
Gillibrand concerned about increase in gangs, drug use rising in Queens
By Ivan Pereira
Gang activity and drug use in Queens have been rising over the last couple of years, according to U.S. Sen. Kristen Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), and the elected official has some plans in Washington to curb the problem from different angles.
Corona home to most NYPD DWI arrests
The NYPD has made more drunk-driving arrests in Corona than anywhere else in the city this year, the New York Post reported this week. There have been 257 arrests so far this year in the 115th Precinct, which covers Corona, East Elmhurst and Jackson Heights.
House ethics panel probing Crowley: Hill
By Anna Gustafson
The U.S. House of Representatives Office of Congressional Ethics has launched a "preliminary review" into eight members of Congress, including U.S. Rep. Joseph Crowley (D-Jackson Heights), according to The Hill.
Corona residents want law passed to give immigrant pupils citizenship
By Nathan Duke
Hundreds of borough Catholics rallied last weekend outside a Corona church to call on President Barack Obama and Congress to pass a bill that would allow illegal aliens to earn conditional permanent residency.
Union, leaders rally to save Queens buses
By Antonia Morales
Civic leaders and City Council members gathered in front of Queens Borough Hall last Thursday morning in order to urge the MTA to refrain from cutting and eliminating bus service in Queens.
Astoria LGBT youth shelter to fight hate
By Nathan Duke
A prominent Astoria shelter for homeless LGBT youths is looking into placing security cameras at its entrance after anti-gay graffiti was discovered on the building last week.
Malaysian gaming company makes bid for Aqueduct VLTs
By Howard Koplowitz
A Malaysian-based powerhouse in the gaming market is among the six groups vying for the contract to operate and install 4,500 video lottery terminals at Aqueduct Race Track.
Legislature passes spending bill of $16B to keep gov't running
By Howard Koplowitz
A state government shutdown was averted after the state Legislature approved an emergency spending bill late Monday with the help of three Republican state senators.
Outdoor music fest expands its reach in Queens
By Morgan Rousseau
Hundreds of additional acts are slated to perform at a number of new outdoor, public venues in Queens and across the city at this year's edition of the celebrated musical event Make Music New York.
Storytellers take the stage at Creek Lounge in LIC
By Antonia Morales
1001 Nights: a Night of Live Storytelling, a monthly series at The Creek Lounge in Long Island City, has been going strong since April of last year. With hosts Eugene Ashton-Gonzalez and Ted McAdams, 1001 Nights features performers who tell stories, all of which are true, centering around a different theme each night. "Traveling: Stories of Globe-trotting, soul-searching and misadventure" will be the theme at the next 1001 Nights, which will be on June 18 at 7 p.m.
Dining Out: Cocina Latina: Taste of the World standout in Kew Gardens
By Suzanne Parker
Cocina Latina entered our radar via the recent Queens: A Taste of the World event, where its spread was one of the standouts among the 40 or so restaurants and purveyors participating. A follow-up visit to the Web site of this Pan-Latino eatery informed us that their "mouth-watering entrees will have your stomach salsa dancing in no time." When our stomach dances, it's usually a warning of less pleasant things to come, but we put aside our misgivings and meringued our way to Queens Boulevard in Kew Gardens.
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Christie W.
Attentive and caring staff. Great repair and maintenance team.
January 14, 2014
Christine L.
I like the complex and the grounds are well maintained. The apartment itself is in good condition. The staff Read More is excellent and always helpful. Maintenance is prompt and does a good job. I have had issues with noise from a neighbor, that particular wall is very thin and seems that it is not insulated well. Overall I have been satisfied with Villas at Carrington Square.
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Hamilton Beach Scoop Single-Serve Coffee Maker
For a hotter, faster and better tasting cup of coffee just scoop then brew using this stainless steel single-serve coffee maker.
- brew your favorite ground coffee inside a single-serve scoop filter
- brews up to 14 ounces of coffee into a travel cup or coffee mug
- enjoy an 8-ounce cup of coffee in just 1½ minutes
- built-in stand accommodates coffee mugs
- includes two scoops/filters
- durable stainless steel construction
- auto-off function 1300 watts. Stainless steel/plastic. Hand wash filters; unit wipes clean. Imported.
$90 $59.99
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Enjoy a fresh cup of Joe however you want it with this versatile coffee maker that brews traditional ground coffee or K-Cup® packs. 14-ounce brewing capacity uses K-Cup packs or traditional ground coffee regular or bold brewing options better extraction for better taste adjustable cup rest allows you to brew into a cup or travel mug Plastic.Measures 6.73x10.43x12.8"H. Hand wash. Imported.
Enjoy that first cup of coffee on the go with the Hamilton Beach ensemble Pod Coffeemaker. It brews into cups or travel mugs. Included are 18 Senseo coffee pods. Fresh coffee made your way. Easy with no mess Brew basket is dishwasher safe Built-in stand for brewing into coffee mugs On light Other Senseo coffee pod flavors available
For the coffee aficionado nothing is better than a burr grinder to bring out the rich, complex flavor of the beans. 17 settings from extra-fine for espresso and Turkish coffee to coarser settings for drip and french press coffee press once to start hands-free grinding that stops when grinding is complete removable coffee container with lid for mess-free grinding 16½-oz. bean hopper 2-18 cup capacity easy-clean removable pieces include burr grinding wheel, coffee container, and hopper lid nonslip feet Measures 8.63x5.9x11.5"H. Imported.
Make a large batch of piping hot coffee or tea faster than you can in a microwave or on the stovetop with this electric kettle from Hamilton Beach. Featuring a 1.7-liter capacity and cord-free serving, making hot beverages for a group is easy. wide opening for easy cleaning boil-dry protection ensures safe use soft blue illumination offers a stylish appearance on/off switch for simple operation built-in mesh filter AC current. Glass/stainless steel; mesh filter. Measures 8.37x8.38x11.38"H. Hand wash. Imported.
Maximize your brewing flexibility with the Hamilton Beach FlexBrew coffee maker. Brew a single serving or an entire pot. durable, stainless steel features equipped with a "Quick Start" guide with simple, step-by-step brewing guidelines customer service support available through a US toll-free number Single serve side: compatible with Keurig® K-Cup® packs or ground coffee brews up to 14 ounces from ground coffee in travel mug adjustable cup rest allows for standard-size cups or travel mugs (cups and travel mugs sold separately) better coffee extraction than the leading competitor 12-cup carafe: brews a full pot of coffee regular or bold brew strength programmable timer with 2-hour automatic shutoff automatic pause and serve lets you grab a cup before the brew cycle is done Plastic/stainless steel/glass. Measures 11.42x10.24x15.16"H. Removable parts are dishwasher safe. Imported.
Brew delicious frosty beverages to your heart's content with this easy-to-use iced coffee maker. It even comes with tasty iced coffee recipes. goes from kitchen to table in less than 10 minutes pitcher holds up to 2 quarts brewing and serving pitcher is dishwasher safe lid fits on top of pitcher for easy refrigerator storage drip-free pouring simple process: fill pitcher with ice, add coffee, fill reservoir with water and turn on tip-resistant base Metal/plastic. Imported.
Hamilton Beach 2-qt. Iced Coffee Maker $50 $29.99
The coffee maker for early risers or anyone who needs instant gratification. Convenient pause-and-serve function lets you grab your first cup mid-brew, and 24-hour programming capacity means your coffee is ready when you are. 24-hour programmable clock and timer 10-cup thermal insulated carafe pause & serve function lets you have your cup right away automatic shutoff no-twist lid for instant serving; just press and pour drip-free pouring eliminates messes makes iced coffee, too Plastic. Measures 7.77x12.38x14"H. Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Imported.
Who knew boiling water could get easier? With this programmable electric kettle you can choose from five settings so your beverage of choice is just the right temperature. boils water faster than a microwave and is safer than a stovetop kettle 5 pre-set temperatures for a variety of teas, coffee or cocoa programmable clock for "wake-up ready" hot water simple +/- buttons adjust temperature smart programming keeps water hot for one hour push-button lid brushed stainless steel hides fingerprints one-hour automatic shutoff with countdown timer concealed heating element water window boil-dry protection cord-free serving 1.7-liter capacity Steel. Measures 9.17x6.24x10.02"H. Hand wash removable parts. Imported.
This 12-cup programmable coffee maker has an easy-access design for fast, easy filling of your favorite coffee. features adjustable brewing that includes bold, regular and 1-4 cup options automatic pause-and-serve feature provides drip-free pouring programmable clock with a two-hour automatic shutoff feature the swing-out brew basket has a convenient release button the water reservoir is removable a swivel base allows for fast, easy access to the water reservoir nonstick warmer plate Plastic. Measures 15.75x11.38x9.1"H. Imported.
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The Chicago/Rockford International Airport and the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds have teamed to host a "Hometown Heroes" flight program in Rockford during AirFest 2010. This program is designed to highlight someone from the Rockford area who has given of themselves to better the community. The nominated local hero will receive a 1-hour Thunderbird orientation flight in one of the world's premier fighter jets–the Lockheed Martin F-16D.
Heroes might include, but are not limited to: an average citizen who heroically saved a life; a renowned teacher; a community humanitarian; a local firefighter, paramedic or police officer; one who mentors children or volunteers as a coach or tutor in a youth program; or someone who dedicates their life to working with at-risk children.
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"This is a chance for RFD through the Thunderbirds to bring to light some of the great people that we have in our community," said Geoff Oman, AirFest director
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Need a solution for fine adjustment of my pc speakers
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Posted April 9, 2013 at 7:40PM
I use Altec Lansing speakers with my pc. The adjustments are pretty basic. I haave a hearing problem and would like to use a graphic equaliser so I can adjust them to my hearing capability. Are there any programs to download that could help me out? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Posted April 10, 2013 at 12:01AM
Which sound chip do you have in your pc?
If its a Realtek audio onboard sound chip this comes with an effects selection of reverbs and a graphic equaliser
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Posted April 10, 2013 at 2:05AM
However, If you have a Sony VAIO Computer there is No Access to the Effects selection.
Use this Click here instead, This Basic version is Free, Try it, You might be surprised, I was, It made a big difference to my Vaio.
But if you need to access the Graphic Equaliser you have to pay $29.99 (about £19.58)..
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