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From well-known landmarks to iconic food, New York City and Boston go head to head in our super travel bowl.
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The Meatpacking District is known by many as one of the more trendy or "hip" places in New York City for after-dark fun. Places such as club Tenjune, located beneath the upscale restaurant STK, and Plunge, at the Hotel Gansevoort, create endless buzz and good times. 960 1280
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idea_ss_lombardi_009_596x334Lombardi's most famous play became known as the "Lombardi Sweep," executed here by Paul Hornung (#5) in the 1965 NFL Championship game against the Cleveland Browns. From 1959 to 1967, Lombardi's Packers won 5 NFL championships, including victories in the first 2 Super Bowls. 960 1280
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Wrigley FieldHome to the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field in the heart of Chicago is one of baseball's most historic ballparks. Cubs great Ernie Banks nicknamed Wrigley "The Friendly Confines," which aptly describes the atmosphere that greets fans in a stadium with a seating capacity of 41,159. 960 1280
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Oriole Park at Camden YardsHead to Baltimore to see one of the most beautiful retro ballparks in all of baseball: Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Opened in 1992, the ballpark was built in a traditional, family-friendly style, similar to the Brooklyn Dodgers' legendary stadium Ebbets Field. Home to the Baltimore Orioles, the stadium is also known as "The House that Cal Built" -- it was here that Cal Ripken broke Lou Gehrig's consecutive-games-played streak. 960 1280
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Leaving behind the nightmare of the 2013 communal riot, Kishtwar residents reaffirmed their faith in democracy as they turned out in large numbers to cast their ballot on Thursday.
The highly sensitive mountainous district of Jammu division is part of the Udhampur parliamentary constituency, from where Congress' Ghulam Nabi Azad is seeking, for the first time, the people's mandate. The constituency witnessed 61.15 per cent turnout till 3pm; final voting percent is expected to be much higher.
As many as 14.61 lakh voters will decide the fate of Azad, who is in a direct contest with the BJP's Jintender Singh and 11 other candidates. The population had been bitterly polarised since the August 2013 riot, which claimed three lives. Scores of structures were set ablaze by arsonists and losses ran in crores. The communal tension had also claimed the scalp of the local MLA and then junior home minister, Sajad Kitchloo, who was forced to resign. However, the Omar government reinstated him after a judicial commission probing the riots gave him a clean chit early this year.
On Thursday though, people from both the communities thronged the polling booths to exercise their franchise. Many braved inclement weather to reach polling stations.
"It is in the history of Kishtwar that such a large number of people came out to vote," said GK Tak, a voter in 51-Kishtwar constituency. "Though voting pattern was divided, large participation by both communities was encouraging. People need to be congratulated for ensuring peaceful atmosphere."
Another voter in Kishtwar, Mohommad Yousuf Bhat, hoped that the new MP would pay attention to the area's development. "Whosoever is elected, should now focus on development of the area. We have suffered a lot. The time has now come for divisive politics to be laid to rest," said Bhat.
Syed Asghar Ali, senior People's Democratic Party (PDP) leader, said: "Such heavy polling in Parliamentary polls has never been seen before in Kishtwar. The only reason I see is the polarization of the electorate, which has just compelled the section of people to come out and vote heavily."

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So, I'm in Phoenix for a few months for work and decided to drop in on a local tourney today. I caught the 12U final and these kids could flat out play! Good strokes, good technique, good movement, and tons of confidence. And to my surprise, they were using Wilson Green Dot balls.
After watching nearly two sets, I have mixed feelings about the use of green dot for 12U in this case. These kids certainly did not need it, and I'd go as far as to say it wasn't doing them any good. The thing that was missing was variety. Sure, they were bashing their brains out and the ball would just not go long, and rallies were long (the first set took nearly an hour), but shots that would be clear winners with regulation were gotten back, and while there were plenty of short balls, not once did I see an approach and volley in nearly two hours of tennis. They simply wanted to bash from the baseline and were not doing the things that a slower ball supposed to help achieve - namely point construction and touch. I saw none of that.
I did see some back draw matches going on were it made more sense as those kids were not at the same level and the green just helped them keep it in play, but these kids were clearly above it. Does anyone know if green is mandated for 12U in Arizona?
I agree but we need some ( %25) green at U12 for the little kids (8-9) that want to play up. or the average 11-12 year old can benefit from green. not sure about Arizona but here in NE some of our 12 are with green, enjoy the sun I was going to scottsdale for business but now I am leaving for tampa .Let us know whey you are back.
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The state Racing Commission could request legislation to drop the number of days racetracks have to hold live races under law. The Charleston Gazette says the commission this week talked about reducing the required number of racing days to 185 at the state's four racetracks. Tracks face a 10 percent cut in state subsidies this budget year. Money from wagering is also on the decline. Racing Commissioner Bill Phillips said it's clear that racing purses have dropped too much to maintain a full racing calendar. A vote on a resolution will likely come at the commission's Oct. 14 meeting.
Son of Charleston Pastor Faces Charges
The son of a well-known Charleston reverend has been arrested on a drug-related charge. WCHSTV reports 30-year old Matthew J. Watts was arrested for allegedly selling a quantity of suspected heroin. His father, the Rev. Matthew Watts is a senior pastor at Grace Bible Church, and he's an active community leader who works against violence and drugs on the West Side.
St. Albans Residents Speak Out Against Violence
Several parents have expressed their concerns about crime to the St. Albans City Council. The Charleston Gazette reports that residents raised concerns this week, about a week after the shooting death of 20-year-old Micah Burdette, whose body was found in St. Albans City Park. Police have charged 24-year-old Michael Benbow of Hendersonvile, North Carolina, with first-degree murder. Carey Downs told the council that 15 boys who were playing basketball in front of her house recently took refuge in her living room after a well-known criminal came walking down the street. Mayor Dick Callaway and council member Kevin Pennington urged the parents to become more active with the city's drug task force and various neighborhood watch programs.
Lawsuit Related To Freedom Spill Won't Be Resolved Quickly
A lawsuit against a water company, chemical producer, airport and others over a January chemical spill won't get a hearing for another year. The consolidated lawsuit that targets West Virginia American Water, Eastman Chemical, Yeager Airport and others has a hearing for a motion on class certification on Sept. 25, 2015. Fourteen businesses and individuals affected by a chemical spill sued numerous companies and executives after the Freedom Industries spill in January. U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Charleston is handling legal action against Freedom through a claims process. The judge also set dates for various conferences, depositions and disclosure deadlines.
Terrorism Group Could Be On The Rise in WV
West Virginia officials are becoming increasingly concerned about a group called "sovereign citizen" that rejects taxes and laws. The Charleston Gazette says state and federal authorities sent a letter earlier this year to local law enforcement officials about the group's increasing presence in West Virginia. Thom Kirk, director of the West Virginia Intelligence Fusion Center, says those numbers could be growing because officials are now more aware of the group and are conducting additional training on the subject. A 2014 study by a national terrorism group listed sovereign citizens as the nation's number one potential terrorist threat. In West Virginia, there are 19 members registered with the website of the National Liberty Alliance, a sovereign citizens group.
Saw Mill Serving Coal Industry Is Cited For Violations
A West Virginia sawmill that serves the coal industry is facing an $85,000 in federal penalties for what the government says is a workplace that puts its workers at risk of serious injuries. OSHA said Monday the proposed penalties follow two investigations and a safety inspection at Wayne Lumber and Mulch Inc., and that the Wayne mill continues to expose its 14 workers to "willful, repeat and serious safety and health hazards..." OSHA says the mill has 15 business days to correct the alleged violations or contest them.
Drug Screens Have Been Added At Some Pain Clinics
It's not as simple as making an appointment at a pain clinic and getting a prescription fo pain meds. Former narcotics officers are being used at some West Virginia pain clinics to screen patients. The Charleston Gazette reports Hope pain clinics in Beckley, Fairmont and Kanawha City are charging patients $150 for an initial screening and $75 for visits after that. The screening includes a drug test, background checks and an interview with an officer, and a controlled substance monitoring database is checked to see if patients have been visiting multiple clinics for prescription pills. It's all part of a broader effort to help curb West Virginia's prescription drug problem by reducing the number of pills on the street.
Yeager Airport Receives Grant Funding
Yeager Airport has more money coming its way for infrastructure improvements. The Central West Virginia Regional Airport Authority gets more than $3.6 million in federal funding for the Yeager projects, awarded by the FAA. The money will help with an electric Preconditioned Air (PCA) system and other clean technology projects that improve air quality. U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller, chairman of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, and U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin announced the funding.
Emergency Alert Test Wednesday Will Be Comprehensive
West Virginia is gearing up to test a national alert system this week. The Federal Emergency Management Agency will lead a test of the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System Wednesday afternoon. The West Virginia Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, the West Virginia Broadcasters Association and others will participate in the test. It is expected to last about two minutes and goes beyond traditional TV and radio emergency notifications to include alert messages to Facebook, Twitter, websites and digital signs. U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall says West Virginia is the only state to be chosen for this integrated test. The results will be used to inform a nationwide evaluation of the system next year.
School Audits Begin Today
Initial performance audits of West Virginia schools will start today as part of a new statewide assessment program. The audits involve onsite visits of all schools by the Office of Education Performance Audits over the next two years. They will provide Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, the state Legislature and the West Virginia Board of Education an overall view of performance. Among the reasons for the visits are to identify needs for professional development and assess the adequacy of school buildings. The visits also will determine if schools are in compliance with state school board policies and if they are meeting quality standards adopted by the board. The results of the audits will be used as part of an A-F grading system that will begin in the 2015-16 school year.


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In the West, native forest insects and diseases are increasingly attacking old forests at epidemic levels, which, in many cases could be protected against through appropriate management. Because many organisms are species-specific or group-specific and attack trees of low vigor, selection of appropriate species or management of a stand to provide adequate vigor might prevent epidemics. Thinning is often effective at reducing competition among trees and results in increased vigor of the residual trees (Waring and Pitman 1980). High-vigor trees are often successful at repelling attacks by insects, such as pine beetles. High-vigor trees that have adequate nitrogen also have been shown to be more resistant to pathogens, such as laminated root rot (Matson and Boone 1984). In such cases, active management can increase protection against insects and disease. For example, in the South, early cultural practices intensified fusiform rust incidence through the planting of infected seedlings, intensive site preparation, fire control, selection for fast-growing genotypes without consideration of disease resistance, and expansion of the range and extent of susceptible species. Today this particular problem has been mitigated partially through the development of rust-resistant tree genotypes and improved stand management (Schmidt 1978).
During the twentieth century, numerous insects and diseases have been introduced in the United States. Many did not find appropriate ecological niches and disappeared. Others found ideal conditions to flourish, at the expense of native species. Among the worst have been the European gypsy moth, Dutch elm disease (American elm), white pine blister rust (white pines), pine shoot beetle (conifers, especially pines), phytophthora root rot (Port Orford cedar), and chestnut blight (American chestnut).
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Alwin G. Sievers, 87, a lifelong resident of Westfield, N.J., passed away peacefully at home on Oct. 11, 2012, with his family by his side. Private services will be held on Sunday and Monday. To send an online condolence, please visit
. "Allie" was born at home in Westfield, where he worked in the family bakery after school. He met his future wife and love of his life for 64 years in fifth grade, when they lived across the street from each other in the town they still call home. He served in the U.S. Navy for three years during World War II, attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on a swimming scholarship, and graduated in 1946 with a degree in aeronautical engineering. He later earned a master's degree in civil engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology. He worked at Curtiss-Wright Corporation from 1946 until his retirement in 1983, where he worked on projects ranging from supersonic transport (SST) jet engines and the rotary car engine to Admiral Rickover's nuclear-powered submarine program and fluidized bed co-generation energy technology. He was a parishioner of Holy Trinity Catholic Church, where he attended grammar and high school, and St. Helen's Catholic Church, both in Westfield. He was a long-time member of the Knights of Columbus. He is survived by his loving wife, Jeanne (McCarthy) Sievers; his five children and their spouses, Susan Grisham (Barry Phillips), Elizabeth Sievers (Peter Houghton), Nancy Viglianti (Tom), Mark Sievers (Barbara), and Margaret Kortina (Jeff); and his eight grandchildren, Justin, Erika and Connor Viglianti; Dana, Caroline, and Stephanie Sievers; and Jeff and Greg Kortina. For those interested, donations may be made in his name to the "HTIS Bridge the Gap" scholarship program of the Holy Trinity Interparochial School in Westfield.
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look into where you are going to keep this new boat before you buy, in some locations the length and width of the boat can be a determining factor. some marinas charge by the foot and some by the slip length and going only a few inches longer can cost you a lot more for the slip per month.
I found this to be especially true. One of the reasons that I own a 29' boat is that it fit into a 30' slip. A 30' boat did not, and pushed me into a 34' slip that was going to cost an additional $80/mo in moorage. It was a pretty big factor in our shopping. There are a lot of 30-32' boats that we looked at which has less functional interiors for our needs. I wouldn't be surprised to find that there are nice sailing 34' boats with more useful interior space than a 38' and it might save you $50 or more per month.
We had a Catalina 25 earlier and I can say that the support network for Catalina boats is great. There is a very nice mailing list of Pearson 28 owners too where I can get some help with my current boat, but the Catalina forums, Catalina Direct, and Mainsheet (the Catalina magazine) all provide a lot of very useful brand and model specific knowledge that just isn't equaled with other brands. There are nicer boats than Catalinas in every possible category, but I think that they generally hit a nice balance of price and functionality.
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I use this belt every day - for 5 years now. The compartment can contain a lot of folded bills & information & doesn't bulk up. I retrive money discretely from it by...Read complete review
I use this belt every day - for 5 years now. The compartment can contain a lot of folded bills & information & doesn't bulk up. I retrive money discretely from it by slipping it off partially under my shirt, put that part into my pocket, easily work the zipper back, & viola, nobody knows. It is a simple belt that goes with everything. I am not skinny. This belt & buckle withstood a great deal of pressure. Should my wallet be taken from me, I'd be calm. I'm covered. This is the best travel accessory and belt I've ever bought.
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This is the second buckle to break. The first belt afer a year, on a trip w/no other belt. Spent $30 on the cheapest belt I could find in England. They replaced...Read complete review
This is the second buckle to break. The first belt afer a year, on a trip w/no other belt. Spent $30 on the cheapest belt I could find in England. They replaced it with one that lasted 8 years but broke just (luckily) before my last trip. I wore it only on overseas travel so actually a total of about 120 days wear total. I have another web belt with a traditional two opening, pull through plactic buckle. I recommend a switch. I like that it goes thru metal detectors without a problem.I would not recommend this without a better buckle. It's pretty embarrassing to have it suddenly break in public.
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By Travel Gal
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Comments about Eagle Creek All Terrain Money Belt:
Both my husband & I like the belt for the plastic buckle (ease in going thru security), and space allocated for money storage. He uses his for everyday. I use mine for travel only.
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By Global Traveler
from Key West, FL
I'm the mom of sons in their 20's and we all have this belt. They like it because it looks casual and they don't have to remove it at the airport so they wear it every day. One son was walking back to his hotel in another country and got stopped by a crooked police who frisked him for money. My son had a lot of money in his belt but because it looks like a ordinary belt,instead of a big leather money belt that a tourist would wear, the police let him go and didn't get any money. The buckle does break eventually but at this price, we can buy new belts. We are all satisfied with this belt and will continue to recommend it to frends.
Great item
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from Minnesota
Used for travel
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Great Expectations
By Traveler12553
from New Windsor, NY
Description should include that it accommodates up to a 44-inch waist (I just made it!)Used it on an overseas trip, and it beats the bulky "hidden" wallets.It looks like just a belt, and it makes carrying extra cash so much easier.Too bad the maker can't figure out some easy way to carry passports and credit cards.Overall, a great product.
By borgy
from Long Beach, CA
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Nice but comes up short
By Capt Dave
from Memphis TN
Well made but the compartment that holds the cash is very small and is only half of what it could be as compared to other nylon money belts I have owned. On top of that it came in a very large box with a "carbon neutral" tape across it al the while the only thing in the box was just this belt. Large waist.
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By fiberfriend
from Southern Illinois
Appears to be good quality. Previous similar belt lasted about 4 years until the buckle broke.This buckle is changed, not quite as easy to use, but appears more durable. Time will tell.
Good belt weak buckle
By Sylvan the Adventurer
from Fort Collins, CO
Overall this is a very good belt with the exception that the plastic buckle gave up after a while and at a VERY inopportune time! While traveling one day the buckle's little hinge pins just snapped off leaving the whole system irreparably useless. Had to tie up pants with a rope! And had to transfer a large amount of cash to a pocket, not good. Otherwise it's a great belt.
Great Belt
By plordhut
from Los Angeles, CA
I loved this belt. Easy to hide dollars which made me feel more secure. It was very adaptable as I was losing weight.Unfortunately the clasp broke making it unusable.I will definitely buy another one though.
great belt but...
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from BC
I have used this belt across 7 continents in the last 3 years. It has allowed me to carry up to 30 US bills (tight fit with 3 x 10 bills folded 2x) at a time. I only use it traveling (35% of my time). I was packing for my next trip and the plastic snap broke at the hinge. I have been unable to find a 1 1/4" (33mm) buckle to replace the broken one so will just buy a new one as it meets my travel needs for cash security.
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You were able to have two different styles for both IE6 (the first entry) and FF (the second entry) because IE6 didn't understand the html>body portion in front of the layer ID.
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I have a feeling this is going to be a pain in the ass trying to recode a third set of styles for IE7. Damn you MS!
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Found a new hack. :D
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IE7 doesn't understand :lang so it'll skip those while FF will still render them.
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Sigh...IE can't read it, but neither can FF 2.0. :( I thought it was working fine because I refreshed the page in IE6, IE7 and FF 2.0 and it looked perfect in all three, but it turned out that FF was still going from the cached CSS that worked fine previously.
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There was a lot of hype a few hours south leading up to this game. Both Cutler and wide receiver Brandon Marshall said they'd invite Green Bay's press coverage. Marshall, of course, is the flashy new off-season acquisition brought in to provide the balance Chicago has lacked for so many years. But with Tramon Williams in tight coverage and a safety often helping over the top, Marshall was a complete non-factor. The Bears' No. 1 receiver finished with only two receptions for 24 yards and dropped a touchdown pass in the corner of the end zone. He was targeted only five times. "When I look at having an impact, you have to see how much he was involved to have an impact," Bears coach Lovie Smith said. "We didn't get him in enough positions. We had plays called to Brandon that we couldn't get off."
If the Packers hadn't flawlessly executed a fake field goal for a touchdown, this game could have had a different flow. Tim Masthay flipped the ball to Tom Crabtree for a 27-yard touchdown that woke up the Packers through a defensive struggle early on. After two straight sacks, the Packers were going to attempt a field goal to go up, 6-0. Instead, they grabbed a 10-0 lead and all momentum at home. McCarthy said the team had been working on the play for "two or three years," adding, "they gave it to us and it was a great execution on our players' part."
Brewers slugger Ryan Braun, a close friend of Rodgers', attended the game. He sat in the quarterback's luxury box.
Former Wisconsin tackle Gabe Carimi of the Bears drew an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty after getting into a shoving match with linebacker A.J. Hawk.
Rookie cornerback Casey Hayward replaced Jarrett Bush in the Packers' dime package.
On Charles Woodson's interception he lined up in the middle of the field deep behind the two safeties in an odd defense that coordinator Dom Capers came up with.
McCarthy kept only four wide receivers active despite not having injured Greg Jennings. Rookie Jarrett Boykin joined Jennings as a game inactive.
12 Sacks for the two teams combined.
6 Sacks linebacker Clay Matthews has in his first two games.
28 Yards receiver/running back Randall Cobb gained in the longest run of his career.
8 Consecutive NFC North games the Packers have won.
9-3 The Packers' record in prime-time games since 2009.
Packers (1-1)
at Seattle Seahawks (0-1)
7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 24
(Ch. 12, ESPN)
Green Bay will enjoy a weekend off before preparing for its first trip of the season. Aaron Rodgers' former backup, Matt Flynn, figured to be Seattle's starting quarterback, but those plans quickly changed after Russell Wilson's strong preseason. For now, the Seahawks will go as far as the former Wisconsin Badger takes them. In a season-opening loss, Wilson went 18 of 34 for 153 yards with one touchdown and one interception. The backbone of this Seattle team is a young, fast defense.