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For some reason, Flemington is home to more coffee shops than you would think for a town of it's size. There is:Who Want's Coffee - located in Liberty Village (store # 38)Market Roost - located on Main Street.Flemington Coffee Shop - In a strip mall. 23 Reaville Ave.Connections Cafe 18 Turntable Junctionmore
Music on Main Street
During the summer months, Main Street is closed off near the Post office or near Mine Street and a band stand/trailer is set up in the middle of the street. Tables(with tablecloths) and chairs are placed in the street. Greet place to meet friends on a summer evening. Some of the restaurants offer take out so you can enjoy dinner as well. See the...more
SHOPPING - Most people visit...
SHOPPING - Most people visit Flemington to shop the outlets in and around town. The most popular is the Liberty Village Outlet center. It contains Nautica, Ralph Lauren, Timberland, Tommy Hilfiger, Oshkosh,Brooks Brothers, Van Heusen, Liz Claiborn and many others. Heritage Place on Church Street has Jockey, Levi's, Reebock and Rockportmore
Flemington Hotels
Hampton Inn Flemington
14b Royal Rd, Flemington, NJ 08822
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Great Breakfast or Lunch
Theresa's is located only one block from Main Street. Breakfast or Lunch only. The dining area is rather small but the omlette special(made with 4 eggs) home fries and toast can be easily shared with someone. They brew a good cup of coffee here as well. They have a few tables outside when the weather is nice. The omlette special is always my...more
Great place south of town
Great place to go for Breakfast or Lunch. Although located in a small strip mall, in warmer weather you can enjoy your meal out back on the patio. My wife and I have been here a few times now for lunch. You can choose from the menu or have the special of the day. The coffee is good here as well.more
Moved into Turntable Junction
After many years, this restaurant has moved from Broad Street to Turntable Junction. You cannot see it from a car. They have expanded the space that used to be the Crepe n Grill. Since they have moved 'off the beaten path' they must be confident that they can bring enough followers to their new location. Stopped in for lunch while holiday shopping...more
Small Place but Good Food
My wife and I were there 2 times in a single weekend. That rarely happens. Rather small dining room. Good service. Chef comes out of the kitchen to check on things.BYOB We ordered the Shoestring Zucchini strips both times. Ask for extra dipping sauce. Burgers are good as well as the grilled chicken with avocado and black beansmore
Don't be fooled by the Name
At first glance I thought that this place was a vegetarian place due to the name. This very small storefront restaurant serves a selection of salads and wraps for lunch. They are also open for dinner on Friday and Saturday nights.The wraps are excellent and come with a portion of your choice of one of the fresh salads of the day. The day we...more
Market Roost
Our favorite place to go for lunch when we're in town. It is not the cheapest deli but they have good sandwiches and salads. Do not ask for ham and cheese. Instead they have Black Forest ham and Le Marechal a Gruyere with couscous on the side. The coffee is good also.They are now open for dinner on Thursday and Friday nights. Check the web site for...more
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Locally owned coffee shop with live local music on most Saturday nights. Great gelato to go along with your beverage. Located at the former Bucks County Coffee shop.
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Take a hike along the short but scenic trails in the park. From Downtown, take Mine St. to the Route 12 circle and then turn right at the 1st light. The park will be on the right. Best trail parking will be at the 2nd park entrance, just past the playground. The trails will be across the street to the right of the substation.Related to:
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Gaiman said that in the Spawn universe, there is only one Spawn that comes to earth every 400 years, so Dark Ages Spawn has to be the same as the character he created because they both lived during Medieval times.
McFarlane said there are no hard and fast rules about what can happen in the pages of a Spawn comic.
"You break those rules to meet the wants and needs of the fans and the marketing," said McFarlane, who also owns a toy company that made Spawn figures. Some of the figures, including one that came with a comic book crediting creation of a "Dark Ages Medieval Spawn" to both Gaiman and McFarlane, were entered as evidence.
Gaiman, who lives in northwestern Wisconsin near the Twin Cities, worked on the "Sandman" comic book series. His novels include "American Gods," "Coraline" and "The Graveyard Book," which won the John Newbery Medal.
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"indeed" – Miko
According to the Junkie, Striceforce has added professional wrestler and mixed martial artist Bobby Lashley (5-0) to its Strikeforce "Nashville" event on April 17.
No oppont has yet been named, but its hard to think Strikeforce will step up and give Lashley a creadible opponent, considering his last two opponents (Wes Sims and Bob Sapp) have been total tools.
One opponent I like to see Lashley face is fellow Strikeforce undefeated heavyweight Shane del Rosario (9-0). Rosario has been featured many times on Showtimes Challengers/ShoXC events and should be a good match for Lashley.
"StrikeFarce"- Dana White
"indeed" – Miko
pretty presumptious to say strikeforce is making hin crush another can when they havent even named his opponent yet.
True dat, BigJon, true that. But this is coming from a site that seemingly can't make a post without a spelling error, so they're not too big on details.
But let me state, to be fair, regardless of the spelling and presumptuousness, this is by far the best site to get MMA news on the Net, and very quick about posting news, links, videos, and finding out the 411 on MMA. Whatever they're doing, they're doing it right. I just wish they did it while using spell check, and maybe reporting more facts. Let us monkeys be the tools that argue the opinions. hahaha.
They are not going to find a credible opponent in a months time
There HW division is shit too besides – Fedor Werdum Ubereem Rogers? Silva?
and those dudes are booked
so one can only assume ——duh
Hope its Bigfoot Silva though but doubt it
naw bigfoot silva is fighting arlovski who they also signed
So no ones left but a guy thats a can
there we have it
lashley is doing an amazing job fighting no one. Everyone bagged on lesnar but hes already beat a few guys who would stuff lashley in a lunch box. Time to start proving yourself or go back to wrestling kid, been cutting your teeth long enough…
im not even a lashley fan i think lesnar would beat the shit out of him but its not lashleys fault nobody wants to fight him and hes being put up against cans. the ufc has said they arent interested so he went to striekforce. striek force keeps giving him cans its not his fault he called out fedor or allistair after his last fight. he wants the big fights.
bottom line you don't have to agree to the fight, no signature no fight, give me someone or I will take my services elsewhere. It's actually a very simple solution to the I have fought no one problem.


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DWTS originated out of England made it's way throughout Europe and down
under, assuming different titles. BBC, responsible for the American
version, entitled the British version 'Strictly Come Dancing' which
spawned sequels 'Strictly Come Dancing : It Takes Too' and 'Strictly
Ice Dancing'. Of course, there are the obligatory wannabe knock-offs
(Fox's Idol-ized 'So You Think You Can Dance') but make no mistake,
this show offers real entertainment value about an art form that's
often overlooked and seen as outdated.
Some people would like to write this off as another trashy reality show, but it's definitely not. It's a classy, professional, dance competition. It's refreshing to watch a cultured show and because it's in the summer, younger audiences are tuning in. It's started a craze and it's it's boosted careers for the show's celebrities. It's a hot item on the Yahoo Search and Buzz Log, for a good reason. Don't miss the international phenomenon of...Dancing With The Stars.
Out of all the programs we see on television,I think "Dancing" has
stood the test of time.Carrie Ann Inaba,Bruno Tunioli and Len Goodman
are the judges who critique the moves and faults of 12 famed
celebrities with their Professional dance partners.Each celebrity, goes
through an intense training and workout to polish a specific routine.It
is like "basic training" at dance school! I love this show,because the
viewer realizes that we are all human and not perfect.Every person must
work hard, at achieving a goal.Every week finds an elimination,where
one pair is taken out by popular vote of the judges and by viewer
This show is so wonderful, and Goodman,Tunioli and Inaba help the celebrities realize there is so much fun on the dance floor.
Bravo to the cast for every amazing "transformation".
If you can get past the fact that most of the contestants are not really "Stars," and just enjoy the dancing and wonderful costumes and choreography, it's a great show. But I get really bummed with the phoniness of Carrie Ann Inaba, (are those instant tears real?), and the never-ending array of people I've never heard of. There is the same format every season; the usual aging actor or actress who can barely move, much less dance, and is usually the comic relief. There's the usual teenager, the usual African-American football star, the usual rock singer, the usual Olympic finalist, the usual handicapped person, the usual ex-military, the usual comic. And there's always at least one romance blossoming between a star and a trainer, and there's the usual sad stories to gain sympathy, and the usual cheesy shirtless male dancing just to win points by sex appeal rather than talent. Otherwise, the dancing itself is fun, the show is upbeat and positive, something that is rare these days on prime time. No killing, spy thrillers, nastiness, crime and torture that permeates all shows each evening. It's just happy entertainment, so I enjoy it!
Why is it that Derrick is never paired with a person that has no
dancing experience? Keto, who just started, is getting a "Bad" rap. He
was voted off the first week last year, and it's not looking good this
season. Is there any wonder why Maxx left? I hope someone speaks out on
this issue. It almost seems as though the paring is "FIXED", but say it
isn't so!!! I am hoping that Keto gets an opportunity to prove that all
he needs is the right partner. Maybe Maxx needs to come on a show and
speak up about the "Bad" rap that was given to him over and over. Is it
that no one wants to challenge Derrick with a partner such as a "Non-
Just one person's opinion!!!
"Dancing with the Stars" is a reality competition show, but it is more
enjoyable if viewed as a performance show with behind-the-scenes
The voting is done by knowledgeable judges and by viewers of the show. Obviously, viewers will sometimes vote for their favorite celebrity or professional dancer regardless. To some extent, this is a popularity contest. We have seen viewers (appear) to vote based upon politics, religious preferences, the ages of celebrities, and for any other reason that someone might be a fan of a celebrity, e.g. sexiness.
But the show is very rewarding to watch, especially if you like dance in general. Even if you don't, this is similar to other self-improvement shows, like "The Biggest Loser", where the celebrities commit to a grueling schedule, rife with injuries, and try to master a wide range of dancing styles, most of which are precisely defined. You get to see bodies transformed, personalities bolstered, and obstacles overcome.
Almost all of the celebrities are nice people. The judges try to be encouraging, but honest. The professional dancers, who also choreograph the routines, are all successful ballroom dancers who never know what celebrity they might be matched with. It could be an Olympic athlete, a soap opera star, or a fashion designer.
Through the process, the celebrities and pros become very close. By the final show, there is a real feeling of family among the cast and the judges. Tom Bergeron adds just the right amount of cleverness in hosting the show, while often trying to defuse the most intense situations with his humor.
Me and my children have been watching this show for many years. Our entire family love the show. One of the very few shows to watch with kids. But why rate 5? My issue is with ads. Ads are so inappropriate to watch with kids. Example: ad of 'Mistresses' pops up in every break. It shows people cheating on each other, throwing each other towards wall, bed etc. For adults it may be good. But for children of 5 -12 years of age, as parents we thrive to keep their innocence as much as possible. Take care of them as little princesses. Teach and show good in this world. But why don't the directors for this show think that way? I really hope this TV show directors think sensitively and make this show viewable to all ages including ads.
This is just correcting a mistake that was made:
' Not Exactly Reality Television, 18 June 2005 Author: ericpop27 from United States
DWTS originated out of England made it's way throughout Europe and down under, assuming different titles. BBC, responsible for the American version, entitled the British version 'Strictly Come Dancing' which spawned sequels 'Strictly Come Dancing : It Takes Too' and 'Strictly Ice Dancing'. Of course, there are the obligatory wannabe knock-offs (Fox's Idol-ized 'So You Think You Can Dance') but make no mistake, this show offers real entertainment value about an art form that's often overlooked and seen as outdated. '
Im not sure about the DWTS but the title 'Stictly Ice Dancing' was/is not a BBC program. The correct title is 'Dancing On Ice' and this is shown and made by the British channel ITV who have nothing to do with the BBC. I just wanted to point this out.
The show is intriguing mainly because of the obvious increased
performance level of each star with each show. My confusion is why
"Music of the Night" from Phantom of the Opera was the music that Sara
Evans was forced to dance to when doing a Pasa Doble. And why Viveca A.
Fox had to display Latin passion to a Bon Jovi song, obviously from the
rock genre, also to dance a Pasa Doble.
I was curious then to see that Mario Lopez, also dancing a Pasa Doble had the surprising good fortune to be able to dance this number with the appropriate music.
Is there someone out there who can answer my questions?
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I've only seen this show because my mother loves it and to appease her,
I sat through enough to form an honest opinion (before anyone starts
yelling, it's my opinion and may differ from yours).
To me, the only reason they have this low cost reality show on the air is because The Love Boat is no longer in production and C-list has-beens have nowhere else to get a rent check. It's also very formulaic, with the panel of judges ala American(s) Idle (I mean Idol) rating the performances. Of course they don't have the same acerbic retorts as Simon, but nonetheless it's just as much theatrical drudgery to get ratings.
Like someone else said "These are stars?" It's like watching reruns on Nick at Nite of your old t.v. favorites to recapture the images of faded celebrities, except now they're dancing in prime time.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Being a fan of Port Charles, I was absolutely thrilled when Kelly
Monaco won this dance competition. Honestly from watching the first
episode who ever would have thought she could win? But she kept
improving week after week, and with all the rabid General Hospital and
Port Charles fans voting for her (myself included), it's no wonder that
she won the contest. Honestly this show was a lot of fun to watch; I
never thought I would enjoy watching a ballroom dancing competition but
this show obviously proved me wrong. It was a real hoot watching
Evander Holyfield dance. (Like Jimmy Kimmel said, after Dancing with
the Stars, that whole Mike Tyson ear-biting fiasco is the second most
embarrassing thing that has happened to Holyfield). John O'Hurley was a
wonderful dancer (He showed off his skills in an episode of Seinfeld
once), and I admit,I was surprised that he did not win the contest.
I also liked the segments where they talked to the dancers before they danced. Kelly Monaco seems to be a friendly person with a good sense of humor, and she did a good job preventing that "wardrobe malfunction". (Although Tom Bergernon sure seemed to have an unhealthy obsession with her after that little incident.)Dancing with the Stars was a whole lot of fun to watch, it will be interesting to see who gets casted for season two.
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Columbia University's Medical Center has recently announced that a low-adherence to biopsy guidelines affects the rate and accuracy of Celiac disease diagnoses in the United States. Where professional guidelines recommend a minimum of 4 samples from the small intestine, the study (published in the July 2011 issue of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy) found that only 35% of patients and procedures met this recommendation. With biopsy as the primary tool for diagnosing Celiac Disease, it does not seem surprising, then, that this disease is so incredibly under- and misdiagnosed. Why 4 samples? Because Celiac disease effects the intestine in patches, not unversally -- and "adhering to the recommendation of submitting at least four specimens more than doubled the diagnosis rate of celiac disease... Even when physicians indicated that they were suspicious of celiac (e.g., when patients had positive celiac disease blood tests), fewer than 40 percent of patients had at least four specimens submitted; the diagnosis was increased sevenfold when the guidelines were followed."
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Jake Lewis, a 15-year-old roadracer from Princeton, Ky., earned the prestigious American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) Roadrace Horizon Award at the AMA Racing Roadrace Grand Championships, Oct. 8-9, at central Indiana's Putnam Park. Lewis was one of 22 champions crowned at the national championship event.
"The AMA thanks all the racers who came out and supported this event," said Joe Bromley, AMA Racing and organizer services director. "In addition, we extend our appreciation to our event partner, the U.S. Grand Prix Riders Union, for doing a stellar job organizing and managing this national championship program. We had great weather, a great track and professional organization."
Lewis said he was thrilled to bring home the event's premier honor. The AMA Roadrace Horizon Award is given each year to a young roadracer poised to enter the professional ranks and who demonstrates great promise for a successful pro career
"This has been my goal all year -- to get the AMA Roadrace Horizon Award," said Lewis, who also won the AMA Racing No. 1 plate in the Open SS Expert class. "I'm really excited. I couldn't have done it without Earl Hayden's help. He's sponsored me all these years."
Lewis is a longtime AMA Racing amateur roadracer and dirt-track racer, and has numerous career championships and honors in both disciplines, including the 2009 AMA Youth Roadracer of the Year award. Now, as the AMA Roadrace Horizon Award winner, Lewis joins a class that includes Ben Spies, a three-time AMA Superbike champion, the 2009 FIM World Superbike champion and a current world MotoGP competitor; and current top AMA Pro Racing competitors such as Jason DiSalvo and Blake Young.
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The AMA Youth Roadracer of the Year Award was won by two riders this year: Nick McFadden, 14, of Owensboro, Ky., and Andre Ochs, 15, of Fallbrook, Calif.
"Both of these young men are great kids, and both did outstanding at the AMA Roadrace Grand Championships," Bromley said when announcing the decision.
McFadden thanked the AMA for the award, and said: "It really means a lot. It's pretty special. The competition was tough. Andre had a really fast bike."
Said Ochs: "This was my first AMA event, so it was awesome to win this award here. The competition was great, especially Nick."
Other awards went to Alex Walker, 24, of Streator, Ill., who earned the AMA Top Novice Award, and Richardo Valdez, 31, of Chicago, who took home the AMA Racing Vet/Senior Roadracer of the Year Award.
"You guys put on a great event and I had a lot of fun," Walker said. "I'm looking forward to coming back again next year as an expert."
Valdez said that he enjoyed the competition at the event.
"Two weeks ago I found out about the Roadrace Grand Championships," Valdez said. "I ran real good, and I was following a fast guy [Jake Lewis]. All the stars lined up for me."
The AMA Racing Roadrace Grand Championships award AMA Racing national titles in a number of roadracing classes for both expert- and novice-ranked riders. It is one several amateur national championship events sanctioned by the AMA. Others include the AMA Racing Ice Race Grand Championships, the AMA Amateur National Motocross Championships, the AMA Racing Dirt Track Grand Championships, the AMA Racing Vintage Grand Championships, the AMA Racing Land Speed Grand Championships and the AMA Racing Hillclimb Grand Championships.
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The students of West Newton Elementary School will have more to read.
The Learning Center, located in Oxford, recently donated 105 multi-cultural books to the school's Media Center. It was the desire of Marteeta Spradling, Vice President of the West Newton PTO, to see every space on the shelves filled with books. "Our students deserve the best learning environment possible. Seeking additional books was the least I could do," Spradling said. "Books changed my home.
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09.04.07 - Continuing with their busy month of April featuring three world class professional boxing events, Chicagos 8 Count Productions, HOME OF THE BEST IN CHICAGO BOXING, has finalized this Friday nights RESURRECTION card set for Cicero Stadium. 8 Count Productions is presenting back to back events at Cicero Stadium on consecutive Fridays, April 13th and 20th. Tickets for both events can be purchased in advance by calling 312-226-5800. RESURRECTION, is presented by 8 Count Productions, along with Bob Arums Top Rank Incorporated, TCF Bank and TECATE Beer..
Cicero Stadium is located at 1909 S. Laramie, just minutes from the Eisenhower and Stevenson Expressways. Doors for this event will open at 5:30pm with the first bell at 6:30pm.
The main event of RESURRECTION features a twelve round rematch between veteran lightweight warriors Cristobal Cruz and Francisco Lorenzo. Cruz and Lorenzo fought an eight round battle on December 1, 2006 at Cicero Stadium which ended with a hard fought decision for Lorenzo.
Cruz, 34-9-1 (22KOs), from Tijuana, Mexico, is coming off a twelve round decision over Jose Reyes on December 8, 2006.
Lorenzo, 27-4 (14KOs) a native the Dominican Republic, is coming off a twelve round SOLO BOXEO televised battle with Roman Martinez on February 2, 2007 in San Juan, Puerto Rico which resulted in a hotly disputed split decision loss.
The co-main event features an eight round light battle between lightweight prospects Carlos Vinan and Carlos Madrid.
Ecuadorian Vinan, 7-3-1 (1KO), now fighting out of Newark, New Jersey was awarded a technical draw in his last bout with Lonnie Smith on February 2, 2007 at the Chumash Casino in Santa Ynez, California. In the third round Vinan was cut deeply from an inadvertent head butt from Smith and the fight was stopped by the ringside physician.
Madrid, 8-2-1 (2KOs), fighting out of El Paso, Texas returns to Cicero Stadium following his eight round war with undefeated prospect Mike Gonzalez on January 26, 2007.
The full RESURRECTION card is as follows,
Cristobal Cruz vs. Francisco Lorenzo, twelve rounds, super featherweights
Carlos Vinan vs. Carlos Madrid, eight rounds, lightweights
Donovan George vs. Alberto Mercedes, six rounds, super middleweights
Rudy Cisneros vs. Leshon Sims, six rounds, junior middleweights
Ivan Popoca vs. Gustavo Palacios, four rounds, welterweights
Andrzej Fonfara vs. Justin Danforth, four rounds, welterweights
The weigh-in for this event will take place on Thursday, April 12th at 7pm at Club Aquarius at 2459 N. Pulaski on the northwest side of Chicago.
The Master of Ceremonies for this event will be the internationally recognized voice of Latino boxing, Lupe Contreras.
8 Count Productions was started by Dominic Pesoli in 1997 and has consistently presented the highest quality professional boxing events in Chicagoland. In 2003, Pesoli along with former featherweight contender Mike Garcia opened JABB Boxing Gym, a 6,000 square foot venue dedicated to the finest Chicagoland boxers of all talent levels.
To view the seating chart and poster for this event or for more information on 8 Count Productions and JABB Boxing Gym, please visit www.8countproductions.com and www.jabbboxinggym.com
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Air pollution's risks to health are real
James Enstrom's article, "Air pollution health risks not as dire as claimed" (Opinion, Oct. 4) does a disservice to the people of California by claiming that dirty air has nothing to do with early deaths and climate change has nothing to do with air pollution. Nothing could be further from the truth.
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Thousands of peer-reviewed scientific studies conducted throughout the world have shown that pollution contributes to asthma attacks, bronchitis, heart attacks, strokes and early deaths. Soot particles are dangerous pollutants because they burrow deep into lungs and also travel to the heart and other organs. The American Lung Association (ALA) in California is fighting to cut emissions of these deadly pollutants and slow climate change that worsens pollution. Area residents face spikes in pollution more than three weeks each year.
On behalf of the hundreds of thousands of residents with asthma or other lung and heart illnesses, physicians like myself, standing alongside the ALA of California, must continue to fight for healthy air! – Michael J. Welch M.D., co-director, Allergy and Asthma Medical Group and Research Center; clinical professor, UCSD School of Medicine
High-octane emergency in California
In response to "Calif. gas prices spike 8 cents a gallon overnight" (utsandiego.com, Oct. 4): So now we have a temporary perfect storm of events which has curtailed gasoline supplies in California resulting in record high prices for a little while. It does not have to be.
Normally, we'd tap into excess inventories in other states but we cannot do that due to the inflexibility of California's rigid environmental laws as regards to gasoline composition. This law is so inflexible that it does expressly allow the California governor to declare a temporary statewide emergency and to waive these environmental regulations for a few weeks or a month until the flow of California-allowed gasoline can be resumed.
After the 1994 Northridge earthquake, a great leader, then-Gov. Pete Wilson, unilaterally waived all environmental rules so as to allow the rapid rebuilding of the Santa Monica Freeway (Interstate 10) as it went through central Los Angeles, just east of I-405. Wilson also offered a large cash bonus to the private construction companies for every day the freeway [was open] ahead of schedule. The construction companies made a whole lot of bonus money off that one and L.A. motorists had their freeway back significantly earlier than had been forecast.
My point is that in severe and dire circumstances almost everything can be suspended temporarily. Having California motorists paying $4.60 or $4.80 or $5 per gallon, or more, qualifies.
I call upon Gov. Brown to issue an executive order allowing for the temporary importation of gasoline from Arizona, Nevada, Oregon or from anywhere else until our supply crisis ends in a few weeks. – Jerry Hermes, San Carlos
One positive step to help California teens
Gay teens face many difficulties in life as it is, and this group of professionals attempting to change their orientation is yet another group of people telling them that they aren't good enough ("Calif. first to ban gay teen 'conversion' therapy," utsandiego.com, Oct. 1). In schools many gay teens are bullied and ostracized. Some feel hopeless because their family and friends may not support their orientation. This hopelessness can sometimes even lead to a wish to take away one's life to end the pain. "Conversion" therapy promotes the idea that their orientation is something to be ashamed of and something that needs to change.


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Michael Dawson's Natural Vitiligo Treatment System Review Exposes Revolutionary Natural Treatment to Get Rid of Vitiligo
The cause of vitiligo is not known and common treatments are expensive and not guaranteed to work 100%. In this context, DailyGossip.org reviewed the Natural Vitiligo Treatment System which met the reviewers' requirements and has received a full endorsement.
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The latest holistic treatment to get the Daily Gossip Magazine endorsement is Michael Dawson's Natural Vitiligo Treatment System, an alternative method to cure vitiligo without the use of drugs or surgical procedures.
According to http://www.DailyGossip.org, Michael Dawson's approach to curing vitiligo is based on the concept that the body can heal itself of any ailment and disease when gives the right nutrients. Several studies have found significant links between specific combinations of vitamins and herbal or mineral extracts and the reduction or disappearance of vitiligo spots.
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According to the National Institute of Arthritis and Skin Diseases, there are as many as 65 million people diagnosed with vitiligo, out of which half have been dealing with the condition before age 20, and whereas it is more noticeable on dark skin, it impacts all skin colors just as much.
Although scientists haven't pinpointed an exact cause of the condition, it is believe that conditions such as hyperthyroidism, adrenocortical insufficiency, alopecia areata and pernicious anemia are somehow linked to the development of the depigmentation. There's also a 5 to 7 percent risk of vitiligo being passed to children, although for most vitiligo patients there isn't a family history of it.
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Hence it's almost no surprise that natural vitiligo treatments have become so popular lately, as most these promise results within 60 days and are considerably more affordable than common treatments.
Even when not completely convinced the natural treatment will cure their vitiligo, patients are still appealed by the lack of side-effects and overall enhancement of their health. For adolescents and young adults, a natural approach to their condition helps with the overall emotional state and mental health, as depression is common among these vitiligo patients.
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OAK BROOK, IL, July 18 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Primary Energy Recycling Corporation (TSX: PRI.UN) (the "Company") announced today that a cash distribution of Cdn$ 0.06667 per enhanced income security ("EIS") of the Company will be paid on August 29, 2008 to holders of record on July 31, 2008.
Each EIS consists of one common share (a "Common Share") and a subordinated note with par value of Cdn$ 2.50 which pays interest at a rate of 11.75% per annum (the "Subordinated Note"). The EISs trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol PRI.UN. The total distribution of Cdn$ 0.06667 per EIS reflects a cash distribution of Cdn$ 0.04219 per Common Share and an interest payment of Cdn$ 0.02448 per Subordinated Note for the period from July 1 to July 31, 2008.
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Charter schools that are receiving services from pensioners or have contractual relationships with those retirees may be violating Delaware law.
Is your school being provided services by a retiree receiving a State of Delaware pension? Does your school have a contractual relationship with a retired teacher, administrator or other employee?
If so, you need to know about enforcement actions being taken by the Delaware Pension Office to curtail what it views as violations of Delaware law and the regulations governing pension-creditable positions.
Several state agencies, including charter schools, have recently been the subject of whistleblower complaints alleging that retirees who are currently receiving monthly pension checks are also receiving payments from those schools in violation of Delaware law. This practice, apparently rampant throughout state government and in particular by traditional public school districts, is being investigated on a case-by-case basis by the Pension office and the Attorney General's office.
In some cases, the state has ceased the pension checks and healthcare coverage for retirees, and in a few instances it has also announced its intention to seek reimbursement of pension payments made to the retirees. Depending on the number of years for which the individual has been working and receiving pension checks simultaneously, that amount can easily exceed $100,000.
While the enforcement actions to date have focused on pensioners, the State or Internal Revenue Service may also impose taxes and other penalties on you – the "employer" – for failing to properly classify these individuals. If you have any questions about these requirements, the classification of anyone working for your school or about the enforcement actions generally, please contact us to discuss.
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Downward pressure on prices is creating a dilemma for central banks. The Fed wraps up its two-day policy meeting today and the big question is whether it will announce a tapering of its bond-buying program or put the decision off for a few more months. Whatever Fed officials decide, they're expected to acknowledge concerns about low inflation, the WSJ says. And that could reinforce expectations that the central bank will keep short-term interest rates near zero for years to come.
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The PCAOB is moving forward with a proposal to name the partners who sign off on a company's books. The plan to make auditors name their lead engagement partners on annual reports will be open for public comment for 60 days and a final rule could be issued in the spring, CFOJ's Emily Chasan reports. The proposal sparked a heated debate, but proponents say the change will help investors assess audit quality and performance—for instance, investors who know a partner's name could check out other audits that partner has headed, to get a sense of his or her track record, the Journal's Michael Rapoport writes.
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Retailers have stocked up for a busy holiday season, but they may have overdone it. Chains including Abercrombie & Fitch, Chico's FAS, Gap and Victoria's Secret came into the fourth quarter with heavy inventory loads. But with the weak sales over Thanksgiving weekend the danger is that they'll be forced to take bigger markdowns that could hurt their fourth-quarter profits, the WSJ's Suzanne Kapner reports.
The clock is ticking on the R&D tax credit, and businesses have no way of knowing if it will be renewed. The perpetual uncertainty around the credit is pushing some companies to shift research overseas and making it harder for smaller firms to compete with larger rivals, writes Emily Chasan in today's Marketplace section. Lawmakers "play chicken with it," says Dell CFO Brian Gladden. "What companies do is they make decisions based on an assumption that it's not going to happen."
THE WEEK AHEAD: The Fed and retailers are the stars of the show this week. J.C. Penney's earnings—out Wednesday—will offer some clues on the struggling department-store chain's prospects. Investors will be zeroing in on whether profit margins were hurt by the heavy discounting Penney resorted to in order to boost sales, as well as how fast the retailer is burning through cash, the WSJ's Suzanne Kapner writes. Separately, economists will be scouring the minutes from the Fed's October meeting this week. Fed officials say they are close to easing off their campaign to stimulate the economy, and the minutes will show how close they came at their most recent meeting, the NYT notes.
Write-downs from deals gone bad soared last year, but 2013 is turning out different. Suitors are paying the lowest premiums for target companies in nearly 20 years and stocks are trading near records, giving companies cover to avoid write-downs on the value of their assets, write CFOJ's Emily Chasan and Maxwell Murphy in today's Marketplace section. That's a big change from last year, when U.S. companies slashed the value of their past acquisitions by $51 billion because the deals didn't pan out as expected, according to a study set for release today.
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Greek Precinct, Melbourne
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Greek Precinct, Melbourne in Victoria, Australia, is a Greek cultural area centred around the eastern end of Lonsdale Street in the Melbourne city centre.[1][2] The area runs adjacent to Melbourne Chinatown on Little Bourke Street.
According to the 2001 Australian census, Melbourne has the largest Greek Australian population in Australia (151,785 or around 47%),[3] and the largest Greek population of any city in the World - outside of Greece.[2] Economic bilateral relations between Australia and Greece are worth over AU$140 million.[4]
Melbourne is also a sister city to Thessaloniki,[5] Greece's second-largest city.
The Precinct
The Greek Precinct is located between Swanston Street and Russell Street, along Lonsdale Street, in the Melbourne city centre. It is home to a many Greek restaurants and Greek cultural shops. Located on the corner of Lonsdale Street and Russell Street is the Greek Community Centre of Melbourne,[6] and at 209 Lonsdale Street is the Sam Papasavas Building - the home of the Australia-Greek Learning and Resource Centre of the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT).[7]
Located nearby, on the corner of La Trobe Street and William Street, is the Hellenic Foundation for Culture's centre and the Hellenic Museum of Melbourne.[8] Both the centre and museum are housed in the historic former Melbourne Mint, and is contiguous with the National Centre for Hellenic Studies and Research of La Trobe University.[9]
In March 2009, the Government of Victoria and the City of Melbourne announced that the Greek Precinct would receive a AU$3.5 million rejuvenation.[10]
Antipodes Festival
The annual Melbourne Antipodes Festival is held on Lonsdale Street over a week in March, and has been held since 1987. The festival is renowned for its Lonsdale Street "Glendi" (Greek for "party") - a weekend-long event that is held to coincide with the Greek National Day (March 25).[11]
The annual Greek Film Festival is held in Melbourne over two weeks in September, and has been held since 1990.[12]
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Monument to the Melbourne-Thessaloniki sister city relationship
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The historic former Melbourne Mint, which now houses a Greek cultural centre and a museum
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Fire dancing at the 2009 Lonsdale Street Glendi
- ^ That's Me!lbourne - City of Melbourne tourism. "Greek precinct". http://www.thatsmelbourne.com.au/Placestogo/CulturalPrecincts/Pages/GreekPrecinct.aspx. Retrieved 2009-08-07.
- ^ a b City of Melbourne. "Greek precinct". http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/info.cfm?top=66&pa=1044&pg=4344#Greek. Retrieved 2009-08-07.
- ^ Lazzaro, Vince (11 February 2003). "Melbourne 2001 Census" (PDF). 2001 Australian Census (Canberra, ACT, Australia: Australian Bureau of Statistics) 1 (2030.2): 92. http://www.ausstats.abs.gov.au/ausstats/subscriber.nsf/0/FDC769F10D49F074CA256CC900833D7D/$File/20302_2001.pdf. Retrieved 2009-08-07.
- ^ Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "Bilateral relations between Greece and Australia". http://www.mfa.gr/www.mfa.gr/en-US/Policy/Geographic+Regions/Asia+-+Oceania/Bilateral+Relations/Australia/. Retrieved 2009-08-07.
- ^ City of Melbourne. "International relations - Thessaloniki". http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/info.cfm?top=161&pg=1643. Retrieved 2009-08-07.
- ^ "Greek Community of Melbourne and Victoria homepage". http://www.greekcommunity.com.au/. Retrieved 2009-08-07.
- ^ Collections Australia Network. "Australian-Greek Resource and Learning Centre, RMIT". http://www.collectionsaustralia.net/org/1712/about/. Retrieved 2009-08-07.
- ^ Hellenic Foundation for Culture. "Centres: Melbourne". http://www.hfc.gr/wmt/webpages/index.php?pid=59&lid=2. Retrieved 2009-08-07.
- ^ La Trobe University. "National Centre for Hellenic Studies and Research". http://www.latrobe.edu.au/nhc/. Retrieved 2009-08-07.
- ^ Office of the Premier of Victoria. "$3.5m boost for Melbourne's Lonsdale Street Greek Precinct". http://www.premier.vic.gov.au/premier/$3.5m-boost-for-melbournes-lonsdale-st-greek-precinct.html. Retrieved 2009-08-07.
- ^ Melbourne Antipodes Festival. "Lonsdale Street Glendi". http://www.antipodesfestival.com.au/glendi. Retrieved 2009-08-07.
- ^ Melbourne Antipodes Festival. "Greek Film Festival". http://www.antipodesfestival.com.au/greek_film_festival. Retrieved 2009-08-07.
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Major League Baseball all-stars hit the streets of Anaheim. Parade route
12:53 p.m.: The World Series trophy rolls through Disneyland, marking the end of the parade.
The winner of the game will get home-field advantage in the World Series.
-- Sarah Tully
12:48 p.m.: The most enthusiastic All-Star has to be mohawked San Francisco Giants pitcher Brian Wilson, who screamed "Start making some noise!" at the Disneyland crowd.
When he ran out of souveniers to toss to the crowd, Wilson picked up an empty bag.
"Want a plastic bag?" he yelled.
Wilson wore a t-shirt while most of the players were in suits.
-- Sarah Tully
12:35 p.m.: Since the fans are so close to the action at the parade, a few of them are able make a unique connection with their favorite player.
Sixteen-year-old Travis Shirley of Tustin brought along a photograph of himself with Albert Pujols taken seven years ago, holding it up in front of his Pujols jersey as Pujols passed by.
"He kind of waved and acknowledged me," Shirley said. "I've been to the Futures game and the Derby but I rate this a 10--or 11. The players are so close and they interact and throw stuff. It is awesome."
The DeVito family of New York has attended every All-Star game since 1973, but 15-year-old Nicole was still moved to tears by the sight of Derek Jeter rolling past.
"We come every year, and it is always different," 11-year-old Julianne DeVito said. "But this is my favorite."
-- Doug Tifft
12:18 p.m.: Angels centerfielder Torii Hunter heard fans chanting his name as he entered Disneyland. Rays third baseman Evan Longoria stopped to give an interview.
But the best moment came when a girl ran onto the parade route to shake hands with gray-suited Derek Jeter.
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Billy Foster
William A. Foster (September 18, 1937 – January 20, 1967), was a Canadian racing driver.
Born in Victoria, British Columbia, Foster died in a crash during practice for a NASCAR stock car race at Riverside International Raceway in Riverside, California. Foster is the only Canadian racing driver to have been fatally injured at a NASCAR event. He also drove in the USAC Championship Car series, racing in the 1964-1966 seasons, with 28 career starts, including the 1965 and 1966 Indianapolis 500 races. He finished in the top ten 10 times, with his best finish in 2nd position in 1966 at Atlanta.
He and Mario Andretti became best of friends, building a close relationship which Andretti claimed he would never do again with a fellow racer because Foster's death so significantly afftected him.[citation needed]
Foster was cousins with musician, producer, composer, arranger David Foster and with Canadian stock car driver Jim Steen.
He was inducted into the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame in 1993.
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- Victoria Auto Racing Hall of Fame entry
- Indianapolis 500 Career Stats
- Motor Sport Memorial entry
- Canadian Motor Sports Hall of Fame
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