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Duck and goat's cheese together spells heaven. Here it's paired with spinach and crumbly flaky pastry - a winning main course.
Heat the olive oil and sweat the shallot, garlic, thyme and ginger together until softened.
Flake the duck confit into splinters and mix in the shallot mixture. Roll the goats cheese into 2 balls and wrap each one in spinach leaves, then encase with the duck mixture to form a ball – place in fridge for 20 minutes to firm.
Roll out the puff pastry to 1cm depth and cover the duck ball with the pastry, brush with the egg yolk, then bake in a hot oven 180 degrees Celsius for 15 minutes until puffed and golden.
For the cabbage, heat the olive oil and fry the bacon until golden, add the onion and garlic and sauté briefly, add the cabbage and when softened add the white wine and then the cream. Season to taste.
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So, I have been trying to roll it for the past two days and have had my partners try it on me as well so I could see for myself the utility of the movement and attempt.
Out of the three, IMO, "C" is by far the easiest to escape. Although as jpn said the leg submissions are there for the taking simply because the best way to escape the arm bar from "C" has been to roll into the guy applying it. More often then not, in my exerience over the past two days (maybe 30 total attempts) ends up in a general cluster **** and scramble for position but never-the-less counters the arm bar.
Now the arm bar is definitley viable from all three angles (with "B" being the most painful because it can also hit the shoulder depending on your flexability), but "C" seems to be 3rd best of the three.
Now I will freely admit that I have no where near the experience of Yrkoon9 but from what I saw "C" looks to be the worst option for angle.
I don't agree. I feel B would be easier to slip out of and C is usually complimentet by grabbing their pants to avoid them rolling as shown.
Then there are several methods of breaking the grip. And often you go back and forth between these while straightening the arm. Or at least I do and usually end up in A after going through either B or C depending on where I'm getting the armbar from.
Like I said. It depends.More human than human is our motto.
I will explain WHY option C is difficult to escape.
One of the best defenses for an armbar is to point your thumb to the ground, bend the elbow and roll out backwards. If you are unfamiliar with this escape you should learn it. It is most applicable as someone is fully extending your arm. In short it is your 'last ditch' escape.
Position 'C' is impossible to do if you cannot roll up backwards over your shoulder. Holding the leg makes this impossible. So it really isn't the angle of the armbar, but rather the impossibility that they can use thier last ditch escape.
Now let me explain why I said that I can go from B to C in a single armbar. I may step over the head from a Kimura. I step over the head and extend the arm. The problem is I don't have have my other leg over his chest. It is simply under his armpit. This is an ideal situation to use the escape I described above. So to stop this I will swing my body toward his legs as I extend the arm in an effort to 'catch' that leg and control it as I extend the armbar.
Now this might be a great opportunity as he struggles to put my other leg over his chest. That might allow me to to swing back into position 'A'. Or possibly back to 'B' depending on his movement. There is no absolute solution here.
Now lets stop a moment and think about why position 'C' might be easier to escape. Probably due to bad mechanics with your own legs. You can see through the diagram that when you swing towards his legs, his head turns towards your feet, correct? That would allow him to bring his head up between your legs with the help of his free arm.
I am assuming this is how your opponent is escaping. It only makes sense.
To stop this from happening your armbar mechanics need to be correct. Namely your feet need to be on the floor. You knees need to be squeezing together. And you need to be almost doing a hamstring curl with your legs. So that he feels your achilles tendon digging into his neck as you drive your feet into the ground.
The main problem with many people's armbars is they are sloppy. Feet come of the ground, knees not squeezed, and not 'hooking' back into the guys head/neck. They go kinda straight and maybe cross thier feet a little bit and go stiff as a board throughout thier body. When guys do this it doesn't matter what position, A B or C you have - they are going to get loose. But it will be MUCH EASIER for them in position C if you have bad leg mechanics.
Something that I will mention in passing but do not want to dwell on is how to grab the guys leg in position C. Everyone has thier own way. But if you pull them to you instead of going to them, as option C illustrates you create less of an opportunity for your partner to escape. Think about bending them sideways as you hook thier leg. That might help.
In my mind the perfect armbar is A. That is personal preference. Why? Because I have options here. Other people's armbar C might have options - for instance it will be easier to transition to a kneebar or triangle. You get what I am saying?
It is more about personal preference and details than it is about an absolute and definitive answer.
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As state finances deteriorated, officials increasingly looked to Medicaid for savings. Outlays for the program, targeted at low-income individuals, rose more than 13% owing to rising medical costs and additional enrollees, even as increasing numbers of middle-class Americans lost their health coverage. Many states responded by reducing medical reimbursements and tightening eligibility, measures that further roiled an embattled health care system.
Proposals for major reform were debated in several states, but progress was slow as states awaited relief from the federal government. Oregon voters turned down a referendum that would have established the nation's first universal health care program.
A historic federal education law, which was titled No Child Left Behind, dramatically increased accountability requirements for states and their local school districts. The U.S. Education Department issued the regulations late in the year, however, and some states complained about inadequate direction and funding from Washington. At year's end several states were seeking temporary waivers from federal requirements, but critics viewed the law as a major step forward in improving public education. (See Education.)
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Voters in Arizona, Ohio, and Nevada rejected marijuana-liberalization proposals. The Nevada measure would have allowed possession of three ounces of the substance for personal use. A federal judge endorsed an antitrust suit settlement between the Bush administration, the Department of Justice, and Microsoft Corp., but intervening attorneys general in Massachusetts and West Virginia vowed to appeal, saying that the deal did not adequately address the software giant's alleged monopolistic practices.
In a controversial ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court told 20 states that they could no longer execute mentally retarded convicts. The court cited changing public standards, including action by several state legislatures to eliminate the death penalty for those with low IQs.
The high court decision did not quiet controversy over capital punishment. Maryland joined Illinois in imposing a moratorium on all executions pending a review of procedures. (See Law, Crime, and Law Enforcement: Special Report.)
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Rock type, terrain, and water table fluctuations
Duricrusts occur on a wide range of igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks, including granites, basalts and gabbros, arenites, and argillites. There is only the roughest of tendencies for duricrust chemistry to be controlled by bedrock chemistry, even in similar climates, although nepheline syenites characteristically weather into allitic (aluminum-rich) crusts, basic igneous rocks into ferritic (iron-rich) to tiallitic (titanium–aluminum) crusts, and arenites and argillites, in some areas, into silitic (silica-rich) crusts. Ferritic crusts are more highly indurated, more variable in structure, and less strongly hydrated than aluminous crusts. Although structures in silitic crusts vary from pea-sized nodules to blocky and massive, with natural, subsurface erosion pipes at lower levels, these crusts are not hydrous.
Profile drainage is influential; ready leaching and alkaline to neutral conditions favour removal of silica and concentration of aluminum and also of titanium if available. Nearness to the water table promotes concentration of iron, whereas poor site drainage and acidity possibly favour accumulation of silica. Known distributions, however, suggest geographic contrasts between ferricrust and silcrust formation rather than lithological control, which appears to be effective only in transitional belts.
Terrain requirements for duricrust formation include gentle slopes or situations where groundwater can supply oxides of iron and manganese or both of these. Well-preserved fossil crusts on pediments or plains with maximum slopes of 8° to 10° (and average slopes of 2° or less) suggest feeble lateral movement of groundwater and relative enrichment of crusts by leaching. This contrasts with the active translocation responsible for the absolute enrichment of crusts at the base of scarps and on valley floors. Also indicative of groundwater action are the light-coloured and mottled zones of many deep-weathering profiles; the former are regarded as the result of kaolinization in a reducing (de-ionizing) environment, and the latter from seasonal fluctuation of the groundwater level. Incapacity of these zones to supply the iron content of numerous crusts confirms relative enrichment.
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Calccrusts, gypcrusts, and salcrusts are referable to dry climates, but duricrusts proper, at least in present and late Holocene occurrences (the Holocene Epoch began about 11,700 years ago), are referable to humid tropical climates, probably with seasonal dryness, coincident wet and warm seasons, and soil temperatures averaging 25° to 30° C (about 75° to 85° F). Under these conditions, 50 percent or more of the original rock volume can be lost during weathering, but the preservation of structures in some profiles indicates downward thickening rather than overall diminution.
A span of 30 to 50 years will convert a drying ferallitic clay to a ferallitic duricrust; but extrapolation from known values suggests that up to 15,000,000 years may be required to form really deep-weathering profiles. Such time spans seem to be well within the range of duration of humid tropical forests in the Paleogene and Neogene, however.
Climatic change presumably is responsible for the presence of duricrusts in equatorial areas that now receive more than 1,200 mm mean annual precipitation. The former northward extension of aridity in Africa, with Kalahari sand extending 1,600–3,000 kilometres (1,000–1,900 miles) beyond its present limit, is well documented. Similarly, former climates of the current humid tropical type are probably responsible for the presence of fossil crusts outside the tropics and for relict Paleogene and Neogene deep weathering. Such climates seem explicable in terms of reduced pole-to-Equator temperature gradients.
Although dehydration and hardening of duricrusts are often called irreversible, this is not true over the long term. Apart from disaggregation of eroding caps, residual ferricrusts can be attacked by renewed soil-formation processes, which remobilize iron and produce red-yellow soils called lateritic podzolics in older classifications.


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Stunning 4 Bdrs. BEACH FRONT PENTHOUSE WITH POOL, great design Mexican stile right ON THE BEACH 5 STEPS TO WATER ,The best you can asking for yourself & family.
It boasts a four bedroom, three bath penthouse suite with a glass wall facing the sea that gives a breathtaking 180 degree vista of the Caribbean Sea.
The balcony dining area overlooks the sea and is a perfect location for morning coffee or a special romantic dinner.
The 4 Bdrs. Penthouse has all the amenities to meet your needs
The living room that is truly breathtaking. with sliding doors open onto the large terrace, adjoining the living room and offering unforgettable views of the private beach and the turquoise waters of the Caribbean.
If you are looking for a place with an amazing view and a QUIET & SAFE location, this is definitely YOUR PLACE!
2 Bdrs with a KING sized Beds & Ocean View terrace,
1 Bdr has 2 Individual Twin beds,
1 Loft area with the third KING sized bed + extra individual bed
3 Full Bathrs (Master Bathr has a large Ocean View JACUZZI)
The Huge Full Equipped Kitchen along with Dining room table for 8 persons that has a full view of the Ocean!!!
Spectacular Beach Front area with Pool ,Relax in the hammocks under the shade of a mexican palapa or let the sun perform its golden magic on your skin while you listen to the waves,relaxed by the pool ,lying under the magic sun of the Caribbean.
Spa services Upon your request!! from the professional of White health spa
your vacation will be unforgettable!!.
The perfect holiday memorable for you, your family, or a group of friends, comfort space and tranquility that is essential to have a vacation.
Casa Chanty, has only 2 apartments for rent,, private outdoor stairs, you do not share anything, apart from the common area in front of the house.
The house is situated on a spectacular beach deserted between sky , sea and nature and you have all the privacy you want
We want you to come back home relaxed and with great memories
If your holiday is between May and September, you will have the chance to see
the beautiful sea turtles come to lay their eggs on our beach, and in the morning dawn newborn hatchlings run to the sea a unique experience unforgettable for both adults that for children.
We have many things we can offer you and offer ,certainly we are not in the center of town but this has its benefits.
Sunsets immaculate where you feel lucky to enjoy unique moments dawns in front of the sea in the early morning drinking coffee while admiring the deserted beach and feel unique, these are special times and in playa del secreto you can live.
Not having to worry about the traffic or it's too many people around especially if there are children, all this in playa del secreto is not a problem you can enjoy 100% your vacation, is a very special place, safe and quiet.
It is a 5 minute drive to Puerto Morelos which is a small fishing town just north of the house. Playa del Carmen is a short drive south from the house as well 10 minutes.
TV SATELITE (in the living room and master bdr.)
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FOOD & DRINKS STOCKED (15% add. Fees)
We are welcome you in This Magic Secret area at the Mayan Riviera, In Playa del Secreto.
We are an Italian family from Verona (the city of Romeo & Juliet) we fell in love in 1998 of white sand and gorgeous playa del secreto.
Cristina purchased this house in 2005
We bought the land and after that over time we have built, Casa Chanty that is named after our little girl who is in Mexico born.
Since then we take care of this house with love also valuable for our guests like us, can enjoy the grace and relaxation that this place gives. Welcome to Casa Chanty
because is perfect and has all you need for a perfect vacation & specially for all the people who like to wake up and enjoy the impressively sunrise over the sea , ranging on a deserted stretch of white sand to the horizon, enjoy a free and unique for themselves, the contact with nature and tranquility of this place are what make it unique and so special, for our guests, they all say that exceeds their expectations and that the photos online can not really reflect the real beauty of the place.
"The most amazing beach holiday we have been on!"
We are not long back from mexico where we stayed at casa chanty "Playa Del Secreto" and absolutely loved every minute of it.The location of the villa was exactly what we were looking for,direct on the beach and peaceful!Its exactly how you would imagine it and the view from the penthouse 360 degree window was breath taking.Watching the sunrise from the balcony every morning was a luxury.My two young sons were with us and they loved living right on the beach and having a little pool to play in aswell!We hired a car which is pretty necessary there and it was only 5min drive into Puerto Morelos where we could get food shopping etc but was an amazing little ccarribean fishing village.There,s plenty to do as you are in between cancun and playa del carmen.We would definately go back....Leianne from scotland
My family and I stayed at this amazing house in January 2009. The pictures truly do not do it justice. The view is absolutely amazing!! It is the perfect place if you are looking to relax and avoid the high traffic tourist areas that crowd some of Mexico's beaches. It is a 5 minute drive into Puerto Morelos which is a small fishing town just north of the house. Playa del Carmen is a short drive south from the house as well. The beach where the house is located is very private and secluded. If you are looking for a place with an amazing view and a quiet location, this is definitely your place!
We are not long back from mexico where we stayed at casa chanty "Playa Del Secreto" and absolutely loved every minute of it.The location of the villa was exactly what we were looking for,direct on the beach and peaceful!Its exactly how you would imagine it and the view from the penthouse 360 degree window was breath taking.Watching the sunrise from the balcony every morning was a luxury.My two young sons were with us and they loved living right on the beach and having a little pool to play in aswell!We hired a car which is pretty necessary there and it was only 5min drive into Puerto Morelos where we could get food shopping etc but was an amazing little ccarribean fishing village.There,s plenty to do as you are in between cancun and playa del carmen.We would definately go back....Leianne from scotland
When you wake up in the morning and walk into the living room you feel like you are sitting on top of the ocean...it's amazing! The view will take your breathe away...it's simply spectacular! At the end of the day you get to fall asleep listening to the waves of the ocean...yes you are that close!
We had the upper unit, "the penthouse". Our group was two couples and my 2 grown children. The house was very spacious. Three bathrooms was great for our group of six. Our only complaint about the bathrooms would be the hot water. We complained to Alberto and were told that we needed to let the water run and that it would eventually get hot...this is true...but it takes anywhere between 5-10 minutes for it to get warm/hot. Never once were we able to turn on the water and have it be hot.
The kitchen was well stocked with dishes and pots and pans. When we arrived we had two refrigerators...which was great because we used one for drinks only. Two days later...the one for drinks was removed because it was leaking into the downstairs unit. Since we were staying there and cooking our meals the second fridge was needed. Once they took it they never brought it back. The blender leaks a black liquid out the bottom every time you use it. The bottled water cooler that they provide was awesome!
The beach is beautiful and very private! White sands and not a lot of rocks. We were able to walk into the ocean bare footed...water shoes weren't needed. You'd see maybe 10 people a day walk by. The week of our stay there the was a large amount of seaweed on the shore that you had to walk thru to get to the beach. After we were there for a couple of days...Alberto had his crew come and bury a large amount of it so that you could walk to the water without walking over the seaweed. Alberto did say that normally there is not a problem with seaweed. Even with the seaweed there...the beach was still amazing!
Alberto lives in a small house behind the property. He was very helpful! We did not rent a car. So he called cabs for us as well as ordered our pizza on our first night. Very nice man!
Overall our stay was awesome! The few minor items of concern did not ruin our vacation...just wanted to give an honest feedback of our experience. The photos they have listed are exactly what the house looks like! So if you are looking for a secluded beach front house...Casa Chanty is for you!
Amy S.
We stayed at this wonderland for 8 nights with a group of 8. The house was perfect. The kitchen was well stocked, with the usual minor problems of bad knives and such but that is to be expected and encountered in every vacation rental I've ever stayed at.
The view was spectacular, the place was very roomy. Having three bathrooms was a godsend! It was nice to have such a private beach with no vendors hasseling us and just a few other vacationers walking the beach. Every day the view and the ocean just took my breath away with how gorgeous it was.
Because there is SO much to do in the area, we didn't spend a ton of time at the house, but the time we did spend was blissful. We really enjoyed the ocean, the small swimming pool, the outside shower, the hammock and all of the places to lounge.
We felt very safe there and appreciated having the guards and the gate so that not just anyone could drive to the house. The house looked amazing at night lit up when we looked up from the beach. When we walked the beach looking at all of the other houses we by far preferred Casa Chanty. It is unique and tropical looking and just perfection really.
We rented cars which made it easy to get around and take day trips to Tulum, Coba, Xplor, Chitzen Itza, Isla Mujeres, and Cozumel. We ate dinner in Puerto Morales a few times and I totally recommend La Tarraza. It was a short five minute drive away.
I definitely plan to be back, hopefully for a longer trip so I can spend more time at this amazing house. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful home with us.
I cannot believe what a slice of paradise this property is. The house is exactly what I was expecting and the views and courtyard were better than expected. The property is very well maintained and I saw someone there each day making sure everything was in order. I spent most of my time at the house in the courtyard (vs the beach itself) and I SO appreciated the care of the pool and the beach chairs, etc.
The house itself is so great. We had 8 people with us and not too many more towels than we had people so that was a bit of a challenge, but nothing hindering. The breeze swept through the main living areas and the back three bedrooms each had an A/C unit in it which was a wonderful relief from the daily heat and humidity.
The kitchen was also very well stocked (although the bottom of the blender oozed strange black liquid and the coffee pot was cracked so leaked as well. There are ants in the tropics but they weren't too bad here and we tried to keep things very tidy so as to avoid major infestation. Lots of pots and pans... knives weren't that sharp, but they were useable. LOTS of space for dried food and two refrigerators also made a huge difference for 8 people. Having the filtered tap water and the bottled drinking water was unexpected and absolutely wonderful!
I have only 2 criticisms, both of which don't hinder my giving this property a no-hesitation 5 star review. 1. It is advertised that we would have maid service 3x per week. We we there 8 nights and had someone come only one time. I wouldn't have expected someone to make our beds each time, but having the trash taken out, the bottled water replaced and the floors swept would have made a huge difference. 2. Check out time is listed as 11:00 am. We asked the manager on site if we could stay a little later and he said "no problem" but then told us at 10:20 am that we had to leave by 10:30am. Which we did not... we were not expecting to leave until 11 or 11:30 so we were not prepared for that change in what we had been told.
Overall, I loved this place. I LOVE the privacy and isolation of the beach and home. Dealing with the owner was always pleasant, informative and her replies were timely and helpful. While we didn't make use of the toys, I LOVE that there is a boogie board, floaties and two little kayaks you could use. If I ever make it to this part of Mexico again, I would definitely consider staying here again. :-)
We had an amazing vacation at Casa Chanty. The house was exactly what we had been looking for. It was private and away from all the other resorts and hustle and bustle of the city. We had 9 in our group in the penthouse and had friends staying the in the lower 2 bedroom unit, so 13 of us total. Our ages ranged from 4 years old to 77 years old. So, quite a group!!
By far the best feature of the house is the direct access to the beach. The beach was perfect with soft sand and gradual declining depth in the water. Most days we had wonderful surf to play in and boogie board. There was just a day or so at the end of our week where we were able to kayak on calmer waters. But we loved the waves and spent all day jumping around in them. The water temperature this time of the year was perfect as well, warm and cooling at the same time under the hot sun.
The penthouse has a wonderful layout. The kids loved having the loft to themselves while the adults were in the bedrooms downstairs. Its openness was ideal for hanging out and gathering for meals. The balcony facing the ocean was a meeting spot to relax and enjoy a coffee in the morning, or a cocktail after dinner. That breeze off of the water is heaven!!
The property is very well maintained and they seem to be working very hard to keep it that way. It was so comfortable, you felt at home right away.
Alberto was so wonderful while we were there! He has an apartment on site that he stays in and was available anytime we needed him. He helped us stock the house with food before we arrived as well as mid way thru our trip. He also helped us coordinate an outing (swimming with the dolphins), arrange taxi services, order pizzas and was there to restock anything we needed right away. THANK YOU so much, Alberto!! It was so nice to spend a little time with you and share your piece of heaven on the beach. :)
We went into town two times, once as a whole group of 13 and once as a group of 7. The price of a taxi round trip into Playa del Carmen for the big group was $160 USD. For the smaller group it was $110 USD round trip. It does sound like a lot, but we did not want to rent a car, and with that many people...it would have to have been a BIG one! We just budgeted that cost into our trip. Much easier.
I would absolutely recommend this house to my friends. Our kids are already asking when we can go back. If you are looking for a private space and want that direct beach access, this is a perfect option!
perfectly located between Cancun 20 minutes , & Playa del Carmen 10 minutes drive ,and only 5 to puerto morelos , make of this location the perfect start of point for all kind of excursions.
Golf: The Mayan Rivera is the fast becoming a world renowned golf destination.
Casa Chanty as close as Five to Twenty-Five minutes from best golf courses.
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I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I like Dogs
Middle of the Road
The Carribean Islands, the beach (almost any), Big Bear (the mountains and lakes), parks, museums, your house for dinner . :-)
Fayetteville State University, Fayetteville, NC
Memories that make me smile. Seeing the face of a child in a moment of epiphany. Rainbows. The smell of impending rain. That feeling in the pit of your stomach when you know you're about to experience something (or someone) fantastic.
Movies, theatre, live jazz concerts or jazz clubs, outings at the beach or parks, nice romantic dinners, sports. Nice bottle of wine in front of a fireplace on a cool evening with you.
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|Asian, Black / African descent, Latino / Hispanic, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian
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Based on 358 guest reviews
Property Location
When you stay at Wingate by Wyndham Latrobe in Latrobe, you'll be within the vicinity of Westmoreland Mall. This hotel is within the region of Idlewild and SoakZone and Valley Green Country Club.
Make yourself at home in one of the 80 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access is available. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and you can also request cribs/infant beds (complimentary).
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Enjoy recreational amenities such as a spa tub and a fitness center.
A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-out, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in Latrobe? This hotel has 900 square feet (81 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary at scheduled times.
The Wingate Inns highlights above are subject to change without notice.


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Monticello, N.Y. Oct. 23, 2007 With another exciting night of boxing at Monticello Gaming & Raceway just days away, Sweet Science Events Ltd. is proud to announce its impressive list of boxers who will take the ring during Octoberfists this Friday, Oct. 26..
Heavyweight contender and Poughkeepsie native Zuri Lawrence (22-14-4) will headline the 8-bout card when he faces Dhafir Smith (18-16-6, 4 KO) of Upper Darby, PA in a scheduled 6-round bout.
We have another great card highlighted by many Hudson Valley fighters, said Cliff Ehrlich, senior vice president of Monticello Gaming & Raceway. There arent too many venues in the area that can offer fight fans the opportunity to be as close to the action as they will be at Monticello Gaming & Raceway.
The following is the scheduled card for Octoberfists:
6 Rounds; Heavyweight
Zuri Lawrence (22-14-4) Wappinger Falls, NY-VS- Jermaine Woods (8-3-1, 5 KO), Phoenix, AZ
6 Rounds; Light Welterweight
Daniel Sostre (4-3) Highland,NY-VS-Adam Czacher (1-2-1), Coram, NY
6 Rounds; Welterweight
Tommy Rainone (9-0, 2 KO) New York, NY-VS-William Wilson (2-2, 1 KO), Oxford NC
4 Rounds; Cruiserweight
Jon Schneider (5-1, 4 KO) Yonkers, NY-VS-Clarence Moore (4-1-1), Charleston, WV
6 Rounds; Welterweight
Michael Torres (9-0, 5 KO) Jersey City, NJ-VS-Charles Wade (4-1, 1 KO), Hartford, CT
4 Rounds; Heavyweight
Henry Fuentes (2-0, 1 KO) Miami, FL-VS-Robert Irizarry (1-4), Stamford, CT
*card subject to change
As you can see with the names on this card, Sweet Science is committed to bringing another exciting action packed card to fight fans in the Hudson Valley, said Jeff Wurst, president of Sweet Science Events Ltd.
Tickets to the event are $100 for premium, $50 for ringside and $30 for general admission. To purchase tickets, or for more information, call 845-794-4100, X 494. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the first bout will begin at 7:30 p.m. VIP tables and sponsorship opportunities are available by calling 516-678-5622.
Monticello Gaming & Raceway, located on Route 17B in Monticello, N.Y., features more than 1,500 video gaming machines, the 350-seat Winners Circle Buffet, Mighty Mmmm Food Court, the 75-seat Lava Lounge and 250-seat showroom, HYPE, both featuring live entertainment. Monticello Gaming &Raceway is open from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. daily. For more information, please call toll free (866) 777-GAME.
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Gary Giordano will be released from jail Tuesday after the Aruban courts declined a final legal maneuver by prosecutors to keep the American businessman behind bars, RadarOnline.com is reporting.
Giordano, 50, has been held on the Dutch Caribbean island for nearly four months in connection with the mysterious disappearance of his traveling companion – 36-year-old Robyn Gardner of Maryland. A judge ordered Giordano released, saying authorities couldn't justify keeping him locked up any longer.
Giordano – who met Gardner online – claims she disappeared while snorkeling during their five-day trip. Her body has never been found, but authorities have said they presume she is in fact dead.
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Giordano could return to Maryland as early as Wednesday, but his legal troubles are far from over.
Giordano is being investigated by the FBI, and he also faces a possible grand jury indictment in Maryland relating to the $1.5 million insurance policy he bought for Gardner designating himself as the beneficiary.
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Originally posted by jackinthebox
Such a group would also happen to be small enough to be highly mobile if necessary.
Originally posted by nsk123
I think there's no safety in the numbers.
Originally posted by nsk123
In the other hand there're a lot of chances that you get ill/hurt in this situations, and what happens if you're alone?
Originally posted by MahNameABorat
I agree with the above posters. If SHTF, it would not be wise to go alone, in the long term. It is important to remember that there will be no law, and no order. As a single target, you better be damn good at hiding, or travel in a larger group to avoid being targeted.
Originally posted by RubyGloom
Safety in numbers..perhaps.
But a larger group attracts more attention, and requires more resources to sustain.
Originally posted by RubyGloom
No where will be 100% safe. That is the illusion.
Originally posted by RubyGloom
One must decide whether it is in their best interest to team up or not, based on situation, location, and resources needed. Very hard to plan ahead for some of that. Too many unknowns and variables.


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