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The International Big Band Jazz Cafe Society is a 501 (C) 3 nonprofit organization whose primary function is to preserve this GREAT American Art Form. Founded in February 1997 our mission is to establish a multi-faceted educational and entertainment complex. The Society will demonstrate to younger generations the importance of a musical education. The Society will provide an innovative music education program, which will offer young musicians training by some of the worlds top jazz artists. By day, middle to high school students will attend a series of master classes, workshops and seminars taught by major jazz performers. By night, the teachers will take the stage themselves. Scholarships will also be established. The Big Band Jazz Cafe Museum will provide a physical home to an honor roll of outstanding bandleaders and musicians, one replete with music and memorabilia which reflect the originality of the genre for all invited guests to experience the greatness of jazz. The Society will also coincide with the National Drum Association in establishing a DRUMMERS HALL OF FAME, which will pay tribute to the founding fathers of modern drumming.
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It's the pitching. Which is exactly what we've been saying all along. Despite a 2-1 loss to the Rays on Wednesday night, the Red Sox have won five out of six and are showing signs of life. It's not their best run of the season –- they won six straight in Minnesota and Chicago in late April -- but for the first time this season the Sox are showing they can win games without putting 10 or 12 runs on the board. On Wednesday night, Bobby Valentine had a quick hook and denied Clay Buchholz a chance to extend the...
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I am using baby/infant water from meijers to mixed with formula...I read on babycenter that it could cause white spots on baby's teeth eventually...what kind of water are you using for formula?
Baby water, tap water, bottle water for formula users???
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I use fluoride drinking water and regular bottle water. We have a 5 gal filtered water at home so it just depends if we have the fluoride water or when we go put I have regular filtered water. Or tap smells like a pool and has so many minerals in it. Grown adults end up with kidney stones from drinking tap here and it tastes nasty so mybaby well never use tap here
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The T-26 is one of the most successful Soviet light tanks and is deployed on all the Soviet fronts. It is a further development of the British Vickers Mk. E. It is armed with a 45mm cannon and a 7.62mm machine gun.
The Soviets are coming!
In the upcoming build named 'Timoshenko' (after Soviet military commander Semyon Timoshenko) a third faction enters the fray! So we have been hard at work welding new tanks together, sewing new uniforms, drafting brave souls to fight for the Motherland with a bunch of new weapons!
Spaatz Addon #2 is here with Improved Hit Detection & Key Toggles!
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The 'Spaatz addon #1′ update is now live on the servers and introduces Open faction fighting, a Notification tray and more.
If you've been following our weekly 'Devstreams' on Twitch you might have heard us talk about an update for Spaatz, but we decided to split this into two updates: 'Spaatz addon #1′ and 'Spaatz addon#2′.
'Addon #2′ will hold a new and greatly improved hit detection system, as well as a few other changes for the action game and this update is being tested at the moment and will be released as soon as it has been greenlit by our QA guys. But read on to see what the new Spaatz addon #1 offers:
Upcoming Feature: Notifications
A small, but very sought after, feature that we're rolling out in the upcoming Spaatz Addon #1 build is a new 'Notification' feature.
Upcoming Feature: Open Faction Fighting
One of the most interesting and also most visible features we are getting ready to roll out is the Open Faction Fighting. We talked a bit about this in the last Devstream.
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You no longer have to commit to a faction before even playing your first battle. From the next update (Spaatz Addon #1) you can play Staged Battles (previously called random training missions) for as long as you want and you can add soldiers from all factions into the matchmaker if you just want to play now!
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The new build named Spaatz (after the American general and first Chief of Staff of the US Airforce Carl Andrew 'Tooey' Spaatz) is live on the servers! So here's a quick overview of the new features we've added for you to enjoy!
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Frank B. Zoltowski
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Frank Zoltowski, Constance ZoltowskiSiblings = Steve Zoltowski
Frank B. Zoltowski is an amateur Australian astronomer who lives in Woomera, South Australia. In 1998, Zoltowski was awarded a Gene Shoemaker NEO Grant[1] for improved Near-Earth Object searches. Zoltowski conducts these searches from his home with a charge-coupled device camera.[1] He is a prolific discoverer of asteroids. He authored CCDTRACK, a computer program that auto-guides electronically controlled telescopes by tracking a user-selected celestial object.
Astronomers at the Minor Planet Center used Zoltowski's work to work out an estimated approach distance for 1999 AN10 of 56,500 kilometers, and a closest approach date of Aug 7, 2027.[2] It was thought to potentially crash into Earth.[3][4][5]
He is mentioned in NASA's asteroid tracking database as an observer for Asteroid 1998 QE2.[6]
List of asteroids discovered[edit]
In the table, the mpc links show the International Astronomical Union Minor Planet Center data for this numbered asteroid, including information about the discoverer, orbital elements, observation dates, and sometimes notes on the naming of the body. For instance, for 8430 Florey, the entry on name is as follows:
"Named in memory of Howard Walter Florey (1898-1968), celebrated pathologist, born and educated in South Australia. He and the biochemist Ernst Chain isolated penicillin and formulated procedures for its extraction and production, thereby enabling its large-scale production during the latter part of World War II. For his work, he shared the 1945 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with Chain and Fleming. [Ref: Minor Planet Circ. 34627]"
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- Category:Discoveries_by_Frank_B._Zoltowski
- 18292 Zoltowski Named after Zoltowski, not discovered by.
- 8430 Florey
- 10203 Flinders
- 11150 Bragg
- 11195 Woomera
- 11212 Tebbutt
- 11356 Chuckjones
- ^ a b "The 1998 Gene Shoemaker NEO Grant Recipients". The Planetary Society. 1998. Retrieved 2009-05-06.
- ^ "Close shave with asteroid 1999 AN10". BBC.
- ^ "World's end". New Scientist. 29 May 1999. Retrieved 2009-05-06.
- ^ "Asteroid, Inbound, 2044 AD". Wired.
- ^ "Planetary Society Grant Recipient Tracks Intriguing Near Earth Object". Science Daily.
- ^ "Asteroid 1998 QE2 some observations by F. B. Zoltowski". NASA.


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Internist, Cardiologist (heart)
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Boston, MA 02114 Phone number & directions
275 Cambridge St
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A medical license is required for a doctor to practice medicine in a particular state. Requirements vary by state but most require, at a minimum, post-graduate training in the doctor's specific specialty. An NPI number is a national identifier unique to an individual health care provider and is managed by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
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Dr. Stanley Yang Shaw, MD, PHD is board certified in Cardiovascular Disease.
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Dr. Yang Shaw graduated from Harvard University , Boston.
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BYU men's basketball: Cougars more familiar with tough West Coast Conference
Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News
PROVO — As BYU tips off its second season in the West Coast Conference, there aren't as many unknowns for coach Dave Rose and his program as there were last year at this time.
"We're a lot more comfortable than last year because we hadn't played in these road venues and we weren't familiar with the league," Rose said of his team's inaugural campaign.
At the same time, the Cougars understand more than ever how difficult it is to capture the WCC championship.
"I know the challenge of trying to win this conference," said Rose, whose team finished third in the WCC in 2012. "It's a big challenge. There are quality teams at the top of the league, and we know all about it now, because we've been through it."
BYU hosts Loyola Marymount Thursday (7 p.m. MST, BYUtv) in its WCC opener. The Lions, who boast the league's leading scorer, guard Anthony Ireland, upset the Cougars last season in Provo.
To compete for the league title, BYU will face stiff challenges from No. 10 Gonzaga and the defending conference champions, Saint Mary's. The Cougars posted a dismal 1-4 record against Gonzaga and Saint Mary's in 2012.
Gonzaga was picked to win the WCC again in the preseason coaches poll. Guard Kevin Pangos, forward Kelly Olynyk and forward Elias Harris lead the way for the Bulldogs.
"We have great balance across all the positions. We have good depth at every position," coach Mark Few told the Deseret News last October during WCC basketball media day in Los Angeles. "We've got a lot of guys who can get double figures every night."
With the way Gonzaga has started this season, many observers believe this might be Few's best team ever in Spokane. But Few knows that won't be determined until March.
Saint Mary's snapped the 'Zags' streak of 11 consecutive regular-season WCC crowns last season.
"I've been telling my players they're not defending anything. For the first time in a long time, we're not defending a (league) title," Few said. "I'm hoping they're hungrier and it can give them a little bit of an edge."
Meanwhile, Saint Mary's coach Randy Bennett didn't know how to react to his team being selected third behind Gonzaga and BYU in the preseason poll.
Behind reigning player of the year Matthew Dellavedova, Saint Mary's won both the WCC regular season and tournament titles for the first time.
"We return 13 guys off the team that won it, including the player of the year," Bennett said.
He added that one factor that's overlooked is his team's conference tournament championships.
"In one way or another, we won a conference championship the last three years," Bennett said. "Winning the regular-season title wasn't shocking to us. We feel like it should have happened the year before. It's about continuing to build. Our conference is getting better."
Four teams enter league play with double-digit preseason victories — Gonzaga (13-1), Saint Mary's (11-3), Santa Clara (11-3), and BYU (10-4).
"There are six teams that have the personnel to be a 20-win team," Bennett said. "That's good depth in the conference. We went 14-2 last year in conference. That's going to be tough for any team to do."
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I called every PR firm east of the Hudson to secure a publicist for this exposé.
On his radio program Thursday, Dobbs interviewed the reporter who wrote the exposé, Isabel Macdonald.
The Secret Lives of Sports Fans: The Science of Sports Obsession is the result, an exposé into the science of fandom.
early 15c., "to leave without shelter or defense," from Middle French exposer "lay open, set forth" (13c.), from Latin exponere "set forth" (see expound), altered by confusion with poser "to place, lay down" (see pose (v.1)). Meaning "to exhibit openly" is from 1620s; that of "to unmask" is from 1690s. Photographic sense is from 1839. Related: Exposed; exposes; exposing.
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ACC talent selected in droves throughout NFL draft
MAY 13, 2014 1:03p ET
If you like quantity over quality, the ACC had a pretty good NFL draft. The league had 42 players selected, second only to the SEC -- the second-most ACC players selected since 2006 (51, back when the league was just 12 teams).
All 14 ACC programs had at least one player selected.
But 27 of the 42 players were taken on Saturday, meaning just 15 went in the first three rounds.
Still, of the first 14 players taken, four hailed from the ACC (and five of the first 28).
Wide receiver Sammy Watkins of Clemson led the way at No. 4 overall (Bills), while UNC tight end Eric Ebron got drafted into a great situation in Detroit at No. 10. Then, Pitt defensive tackle Aaron Donald went 13th to the St. Louis Rams (giving the club one of the best defensive lines in football), while Virginia Tech cornerback Kyle Fuller went 14th to the Bears.
The wide receiver-deficient Panthers picked up Florida State's Kelvin Benjamin at No. 28. The long, athletic Seminoles receiver should see plenty of playing time, even if he doesn't start off the bat.
Beyond that, though, just nine ACC players went between picks 29-99. The ACC had the somewhat dubious distinction of leading all conferences in players selected on Saturday.
Here's the good news from that: For the middle and latter rounds, ACC players tend to stick with their original teams.
All 31 ACC players drafted in 2013 are still in the NFL, while 60 of the 62 players drafted over the last two seasons are still in the league, as well.
It's even better going out three years -- 87 out of 97 are still in the league, an impressive numbers, considering the average NFL career is usually far too short.
Since 2005, the ACC has had 353 players chosen in the draft and 56 first-round picks, but just one national title (last year).
Florida State, the reigning national champions, led the league in picks with seven. Clemson and UNC tied for second at five picks each, and Boston College had four.
Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh, Virginia and Virginia Tech also had three draftees apiece -- all of those teams reached bowl games except Virginia (2-10 last year).
And then Duke, NC State, Wake and Maryland had one player chosen each. All of those teams were not very good -- except, of course, for Duke, which won the Coastal Division.
Success and draft picks doesn't always correlate from year to year, and there are, at times, extenuating circumstances as to why a team's record doesn't line up with its draft picks.
But since 2006 -- the year that the ACC had a record 51 players chosen in the draft -- it's interesting to see how the two figures stack up:
Florida State has had the most draft picks in that span, and the second-most ACC wins. The Seminoles also have two ACC titles and one other championship game appearance.
Clemson ranks third with 38 picks and has one league championship (but two division titles). Still, the whole competing against FSU thing should be taken into account, if we're being fair.
There are two interesting cases, though. One is Virginia Tech, which is fourth in draft picks (37) and first in wins (78), not to mention their three league titles and four Coastal Division crowns.
Miami, second in draft picks with 41, has zero of either to its name.
Then there's the interesting quandary of the "middle" teams: UNC, North Carolina State and Virginia are fifth, sixth and seventh in total picks since 2006, respectively (UNC with 30, NC State with 25 and Virginia with 22).
But none have ACC titles, and they're also 7th, 9th and 10th in ACC wins in that span.
The bottom four teams in total draft picks since 2006 all have at least one division title to their name, though, and two have an ACC title. Georgia Tech has the most (one title, three Division titles) with just 21 draft picks, while Wake has had 18 draft picks and an ACC title.
Boston College has had 17 picks and two Division crowns, while Duke has had just two picks (both in the last two years) and still won the Coastal crown last season. Boston College also has the fifth-most wins of any ACC team since 2006, while Georgia Tech is fourth, and both have had at least 20 fewer draft picks than Miami -- which, is sixth in wins with no Division crowns -- in that same span.
The point being, of course, you have to have talent.
Now that Florida State is back, though, it might be difficult for any team in either Division to get past the Seminoles, in draft picks (18 in the last two years) or wins (26 in the last two years).


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loving marie edwards' film photos from flagstaff, arizona.
loving marie edwards' film photos from flagstaff, arizona.
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bumper fashion special #25! the secret squirrel & ruby autumn/winter 2010 collections are so amazing, i almost can't wait for colder weather.
a friend of mine is getting married this year, so i've been helping her find inspiration for her wedding (another great excuse to peruse wedding sites, i suppose). came across this wedding on once wed (probably my favourite wedding blog) where the bridesmaids all wore different dresses, but still adhered to a particular style (in this case, short and leggy!)
i am positively salivating over these houses by late architect arthur erickson, all designed in the late fifties / early sixties.
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my mom always sends me these forwarded emails, usually of cute animal stories. i couldn't pass up posting this one (which you may or may not have seen before). i just love it! don't know where it comes from and who took the pictures but, enjoy.
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le Gros arbre by Maurice Grimaldi
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Abstract: For Anosov flows on compact Riemann manifolds we study the rate of decay along the flow of diameters of balls on local stable manifolds at Lyapunov regular points . We prove that this decay rate is similar for all sufficiently small values of . From this and the main result in an earlier paper, we derive strong spectral estimates for Ruelle transfer operators for contact Anosov flows with Lipschitz local stable holonomy maps. These apply in particular to geodesic flows on compact locally symmetric manifolds of strictly negative curvature. As is now well known, such spectral estimates have deep implications in some related areas, e.g. in studying analytic properties of Ruelle zeta functions and partial differential operators, asymptotics of closed orbit counting functions, etc.
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Reviewed By David H (Simpsonville, SC) Reviewed for a 2011 Chevy Cruze —6/23/2012 11:35 AM
Made my Cruze along with the door handle covers look like a really expensive car. Alot of Bling. Turn heads as people try to see what it is. I also put carbon fiber lazer cut bowtie stickers over the yellow in the factory bowtie emblem. The car is black and this really helps set it off.


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We just returned yesterday from a five night vacation in the Dells, with our 3 grandsons, ages 16/10/10. I will do a brief synopsis here of where we stayed and things we did, and I will post individual reviews as time allows.
We left Springfield Illinois at 6 a.m. and drove to Green Bay, stopping for food, gas, and cheese along the way. We stayed at the Best Western International in Green Bay, which is about 1 block from Lambeau Field. Our reason for going to GB was that the two 10 year olds are huge Packers fans and asked if we could visit Lambeau on our trip. It just happened that Family Fun Night at Lambeau coincided with the dates of our vacation, so that worked our perfectly. It is $10 per person for the event, which includes a lot of stuff for kids, tailgating, a Packers scrimmage game, and fireworks after the game. Our hotel doesn't get the best reviews so I was kind of worried, but it was fine. It was a party atmosphere from the minute we pulled in - there was tailgating going on in the hotel parking lot, lots of Packers stuff for sale, inflatables set up for kids, etc. We walked to Lambeau and admired the Packers training facility on the way, and then had a great time at the game. The boys spent a good portion of their souvenir money in the gift shop there (except for the 16 year old who is a Bears fan!). My husband and I aren't Packers fans (he is a Bears fan, I am a Saints fan), but it was fun to visit Lambeau and I have to say that the fans there are very, very polite and respectful, and it is a beautiful facility. The fireworks were amazing. All in all, a very fun night - if you ever get a chance to go to this event, it is well worth the $10 per person - a great bargain!
We arrived in Wisconsin Dells on Sunday afternoon and went straight to our motel, Ambers Hideaway. I chose this because of the great reviews on TA, and they were right! The grounds are beautifully kept, pool is sparkling, and our room was much bigger than a typical motel/hotel room. I will do a separate review - we were very pleased with this reasonably priced motel.
Listed below are things we did during our stay:
House on the Rock - we chose a rainy day for this since our outside time would be limited because of the rain. What an incredible place! I had mixed thoughts about going, as I wasn't sure if the young boys would enjoy it, but we all were fascinated. There is something for everyone here. We spent about four hours here but I could have easily spent much longer. Hope to go back again someday.. Will do a separate review.
Chula Vista Waterpark - we had free passes included for every day of our stay at Ambers. We went twice, both times in the evening, and it was too cool to do the outside waterpark stuff. The boys did want to go to the wavepool - what an absolute joke their wavepool is!! It is so very tiny that we thought it must be a kiddie pool! Seriously, it looks like the size of a pool you would put in your yard. The boys spent about two minutes in it and that was enough. We went inside, and they liked the indoor waterpark much better, but it was very, very crowded. Lots of kids running everywhere, noisy, very strong chlorine which burned our eyes after a while. But, the boys (and hubby and I) had fun here in the slides and lazy river. I think the boys did every slide but that's too many stairs for grandparents to climb. CV was just OK, not our favorite, but since it was free with our stay I'm glad we went.
Noah's Ark - We got discounted tickets at Ambers - it was $130 for all five of us. We all had a great time here. All of us loved the huge wavepool - the boys would have been happy to spend all day in it but we finally lured them out to try other things. We did just about everything there - hubby will be 65 in December and he did the Scorpions Tail!! Actually my husband and I (64/62) are still very adventurous and will do just about anything, but the stairs are too much for our knees. But the boys did just about everything (one of the 10 year olds wouldn't do Scorpion and Point of No Return) and we had a great time here. We brought a cooler with a picnic lunch in it and saved a lot of money by taking a short break from the park to eat at their picnic area. We stayed until closing and then were able to buy $10 per person tickets to come back the next day. So for a total of $180 we spent two days at Noah's Ark. Would definitely do this again - I think the boys would have spent every day of our trip there if we would have agreed to that!
Wizard Quest - fun for an hour or so. Once you find the Wizards, not much else to do, but the boys enjoyed it. It wasn't crowded when we got there, and I think it is more fun when it isn't crowded. It got crowded shortly after we got there, and the problem with that is that when someone else finds a Wizard, you are going to find it too because they are excited about it and their squealing leads you to the right area, ending your search.
Knuckleheads - We went on Tuesday night for their $2 per game bowling. I thought the boys would love this, but it wasn't a big hit because we all suck at bowling. The cosmic bowling was kind of neat, but after one game we were all ready to leave and move on to something else. Nice facility, but once was enough.
Deer Park - possibly the highlight of the trip!! I was a bit concerned because I had read some bad reviews about the park not being maintained well, etc., but we loved, loved, loved this place. The deer come right up and eat our of your hand. We got some amazing pictures of our grandsons surrounded by deer. Just an absolutely delightful way to spend an hour or so - we will definitely go back on our next trip. You can buy crackers, food from a machine, or food in an ice cream cone (sold about 1/2 way thru the park). The deer seemed to like the ice cream cones best, they will snatch them right out of your hand!!
Original Ducks - I will probably get flamed for this, but we weren't really impressed. My husband and I rode the ducks last year in Branson, Missouri, and thought that the duck ride there was much, much better than this one, for several reasons, which I will mention in a separate review. Our driver/guide was very nice, but he had a bad speaker and it was nearly impossible to understand what he was saying, and the duck ride just wasn't exciting. We did see some pretty scenery, but overall - once was more than enough.
Pirates Cove Golf Course - we went here one evening. It was very well maintained and a nice place to play a round of golf. Would go again and try a different course (I think they have five courses).
B&H Trout Farm - we took the boys fishing here and they had a blast! But, the cost adds up very, very fast, so be aware. We probably didn't spend more than 45 minutes there and wound up with $87 worth of fish!! You pay by the size of the fish you catch, and you have to keep any that you catch, they can't be thrown back in. Fun, but expensive.
Witches Gulch - I don't see the appeal of this place at all. It was overrun with tourists from one of the tour boats when we got there, and it is basically just a short walk on a wooden pathway through some rock formations. It was very hard to find and when we did find the road leading to it, the road seemed to be a one-way road. If we had met another vehicle coming/going, one of us would have had to back up to allow the other one thru. Absolutely not impressed with this place but I know a lot of people like it.
We ate at a few places that I will mention: Famous Daves - fantastic meal!!! Wonderful bbq and sides, and our server was very attentive. The only problem was that one of the 10 year olds ate so much that he was afraid he was going to be sick - luckily it passed. The food was so good that the boys wanted to go back the next night, but we wanted to try a different place. We were at the downtown location - would definitely go back again!
Buffalo Phil's - we sat right by the train track and it was fun for all of us, adults included, to have our food delivered by train. The meal was very good, too - not quite as good as Famous Dave's, but still very good. Huge portions!! Will definitely go back.
Paul Bunyan - we had to wait 20 minutes or so to get in for breakfast but we enjoyed the food so it was worth the wait. Those donuts are amazing - everything was good, although we thought the sausage was a bit spicy. Great place to eat when you are traveling with hungry boys (one of the 10 year old eats like an adult, the other one still eats like a kid, the 16 year old eats constantly). We really enjoyed this place and the boys wanted to go back again but will have to wait until next time.
Mr. Pancake - the parking lot was horrible - so crowded that it was hard to drive through it to find a parking space. We had to wait 15 minutes or so for a table. The food was good, but we had to continually ask for everything we needed including more napkins, more butter, more syrup, refills on drinks, etc. Our waitress was doing her best but she had too many tables to be able to keep up. We might try it again as one of the boys loved his chocolate pancakes and wants to go back. Maybe next time we will go at a less crowded time of day.
We did some shopping in the downtown area to let the boys finish spending their souvenir money. The two little boys bought painted crabs. I'm glad that was on our last night in the Dells, because they are treating these crabs like parents treat newborn babies. Constantly checking on them, making sure they have enough food/water, making sure the temperature of their enclosure is just right, etc. It is cute to watch them with them. They each held their crab enclosure the whole 400+ miles home yesterday - I'm sure they will take very good care of them.
We had a great time in the Dells and the boys are already asking if we will take them back there next year. We take them on a vacation every year (two of them are brothers and one is a cousin) and we like to try different places, but they loved the Dells and definitely want to go back next year. There were many things we wanted to do but just ran out of time (Rick Wilcox show, ziplining, horseback riding).
Oh, and finally, just a heads up - Rail Dog is closed!!! We walked over there to have lunch, and there is a note on the front of the caboose. Apparently the owner had to have surgery and is closed for the rest of the season. We will try again next year.
Thanks all for your help - we had a great trip!


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Sanchez also ruled out the possibility that Delgado could have served as an adviser to Pena Nieto, or worked on or raised funds for his campaign.
As to why Delgado would provide such information to the university, Sanchez speculated that "criminals normally say things that are not true."
Delgado received a master's degree in public policy and management from Carnegie Mellon's Heinz College in 1990. He gave the school the $250,000 to establish the Marco Delgado Fellowship for the Advancement of Hispanics in Public Policy and Management in 2003. In a news release at the time, he credited the school's "outstanding faculty, strong links to the private sector and overall dedication to producing problem-solvers."
Walters, the university spokesman, said Delgado had provided the biographical information that had been on the school's website, including his claimed links to Mexico's president-elect.
He declined comment on whether the endowment funding could be linked to drug money or if they have looked into the claims made by Delgado in his biography.
"Right now we have no knowledge of the matter and are reserving comment until the authorities investigate," Walters said.
Robert Strauss, a professor at Heinz College, told the Pittsburg Tribune-Review that he was shocked to learn of Delgado's indictment.
"I've known Marco Delgado for some considerable number of years," Strauss said. He added that Delgado had never been one of his students, but that he "always was interested in our Hispanic students, and he has been generous."
Associated Press writers Kevin Begos in Pittsburgh and Adriana Gomez Licon in Mexico City contributed to this report.
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The Blue Island Farmers Market, which features a wide variety of fresh foods straight from the garden, starts Monday, July 6th and runs through September 28th. It will go from 3:30 to 6:00 pm at the Metro South Park.
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Prairie State Winery Wine Downs - July
Enjoy live music & locally made Prairie State Wine during their Friday Night Wine Downs. The event is BYO, so order in, bring your favorite wine snack and wine down Friday nights in July.
WeishFest 2015
WeishFest (pronounced "Wish" Fest) is an all-day music festival unlike anything in the area. WeishFest transforms a baseball stadium into the site which holds the best party of the summer. With incredible music, food, venue and atmosphere, WeishFest brings together thousands for a day you do not want to miss. 100% of proceeds made at this annual event benefit a non-profit organization called The Andrew Weishar Foundation and its mission of supporting families stricken with the burdens of cancer. Welcome Eddie Money, Warrant, Chicago 6 and others; along with 1985 Chicago Bears!
Saturday Night Tunes at Prairie State Winery Featuring Thompson Duo
Saturday Night Tunes featuring Thompson Duo at Prairie State Winery in Genoa. Enjoy good music and pack a picnic from home or order in from a local restaurant. Enjoy! Reservations for music events always open the Monday before and will be held until 15 minutes before music starts. No outside alcoholic beverages.
Stone Bridge Valley Art Center
Stone Bridge Valley Art Center includes an art studio offering open studio time and classes, an art gallery with featured artists, and a gallery boutique with art by local and regional artists available for purchase.
Villa Park Historical Museum
Built in 1929, the Villa Park Historical Museum building originally served the community as the Villa Ave stop for the Chicago, Aurora & Elgin electric train line and an appliance store. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986. Today, it houses relics and artifacts from Villa Park's past including articles from the Ovaltine Factory which once operated in Villa Park and Sears Catalog Homes in the area.
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White Tales Lodge
Step back in time to simpler days at White Tales Lodge. Nestled in the beautiful and remote hills of Calhoun County, the lodge has a warm and inviting atmosphere and is surrounded by some of the most unforgettable landscapes in the Midwest. Enjoy hunting packages in season or design your own weekend getaway with the family. Outdoor cooking facilities are available as well as an indoor kitchen, dining room, game room and sleeping accommodations.
Woodland Palace at Francis Park
A must-see attraction in Kewanee is the Woodland Palace at Francis Park, the first "green" home in Illinois. This unusual home was built way ahead of its time and is filled with engineering wonders. Learn about the quirky and eccentric man who built and lived in the home. Fred Francis was an artist, poet, inventor, builder, mathematician, engineer, and a naturist. Francis started to build the home in 1890 and worked on it for the next thirty-six years. It features hand-carved molding, a water purification system, and is the first house in the state of Illinois to have air-conditioning without the aid of electricity. View the sophisticated achievements of disappearing windows, doors, and more. Visit a home where everything seems to work in harmony. Woodland Palace is open seven days a week from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. April through October 1.
Sreator Labor Day Parade
Streator's Annual Labor Day parade will be held at 12:00 noon beginning at the BNSF train station through the downtown business district to the City Park. For more information go to www.streatorchamber.com or call 815-672-2921.
Winter Ice Solstice at the Effingham Performance Center
This year's Winter Ice Solstice will have you frozen to your chair with excitement while watching professional ice skaters glide across the EPC stage in a performance like none other! Take a peek into the winter wonderland and get your snow gear ready for a Solstice for audiences of all ages. So get your tickets now and don't miss the show at 7:30 p.m.
Watkins Place at McCully
Get away from it all and enjoy the peaceful sounds of nature under the shade of the catalpa trees in this two bedroom cabin in scenic Calhoun County. The Watkins Place is private and secluded with access to the hiking trails at the McCully Heritage Project. Amenities include a full kitchen, coffee maker, refrigerator, all kitchen utensils, towels and linens and board games. There is no TV reception, internet or phone service.
The Forge Brewhouse
The Forge Brewhouse is using the old traditions of "Rheinheitsgebot," the German Beer Purity Law of 1516 that only allows beer to contain barley, water and hops, to brew signature beers in house. It's pushing beyond those traditions to make a corn beer to honor one of DeKalb County's specialties, IPAs with jalepenos, and many other varieties. The Forge Brewhouse is also creating Brick Oven wood-fired farm to table pizzas.
Matt Poss Band at the Effingham Performance Center
The Matt Poss Band is steadily proving that an "overnight succuss" can take a while to accomplish. Mixing elements of country, bluegrass, rock and blues, the MPB has earned a passionate and diverse fan base that continues to grow. Sing along to favorites like "Three Bricks Shy" and "Jack Rabbit." Now is your chance to experience the Matt Poss Band Holiday Homecoming Concert 2015 as the boys return home to the Effingham Performance Center. Don't miss the rocking show at 8 p.m.
Last Comic Standing Live Tour at the Effingham Performance Center
Season 9 of Last Comic Standing premiers July 22 on NBC. The Emmy-nominated laugh-fest returns with an all new group of the world's funniest comics. Watch the series this summer on NBC, then see the finalist perform live as the Last Comic Standing Live Tour appears at the EPC! See Last Comic Standing Season 9 finalists perform live at 8 p.m.
Village of Kampsville Campground
Enjoy the beauty and serenity of Calhoun County while camping! The Village of Kampsville Campground, located near the Illinois River, offers electric service, water, sewer and has a shower house.
Winter Holiday Hayride
Our annual holiday hayrides will feature the food, fun and traditions from the pioneers of North America. We'll ride on our decorated hay wagon through the streets of Palos Heights singing Christmas carols then return to the Nature Center to enjoy food, crafts and other activities. Registration and payment to be made in person or by mail no later than the Monday before hayride. $8 per person.
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Sleepy Creek Bed & Wine
A truly unique lodging experience is available at Sleepy Creek Vineyards! The lodging facility includes a full kitchen, living space, two private bedrooms, and a sleeping loft with maximum sleeping capacity of 10. The spacious retreat is close to Kickapoo State Park, Kennekuk County Park, and of course just steps away from the scenic 10 acre vineyards at Sleepy Creek.
Route 66 Cruisin' 2015
4th Annual Route 66 Cruisin' 2015, Sept 19th, 4-8pm. Classic cars along with car clubs come to celebrate Route 66 and the Polkadot! DJ, Trophies awarded along with dash plaques and goody bags to first 100 cars!
The Price is Right Live at the Effingham Performance Center
The Price is Right Live is the hit interactive stage show that gives eligible individuals the chance to "come on down!" to win prizes. Play classic games from the television's longest-running and most popular game show at the EPC at 7 p.m.
The Fab Four at the Effingham Performance Center
Experience the best Beatles tribute ever by The Fab Four at 8 p.m. Hear your favorite timeless classics and relive the sixties with their uncanny recreation.
Crystal Gayle at the Effingham Performance Center
Classical, country and spiritual artist Crystal Gayle performs her hits live at the EPC - Mother's Day weekend at 7 p.m.
Tailwinds Distilling
Tailwinds Distilling Company is Chicago-land's premiere Micro Distillery. Located just 30 minutes from Downtown Chicago resides the family owned and operated distillery affectionately referred to as "the hangar". The hangar is a 5000 square foot production facility with an on-site tasting room and store front shop. The fermentation, distilling, aging, blending, bottling, labeling, and packaging is completed entirely on-site, forging a truly hand crafted spirit. By distilling each spirit in small batches as opposed to larger continuous operations, the distillers are able to focus on quality during every step of the process.
Palm's Grill Cafe
Blue-plate specials, bingo, and a bus stop! Lovingly restored to its circa 1935 appearance, the café now invites visitors to step back in time and experience the way it used to taste. Groups welcome. Open seven days a week, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
The Wiggles "Rock & Roll Preschool" US Tour at the Rialto Square Theatre
The Rock n' Roll Preschool tour will run from September through November and feature songs from their new Rock n' Roll Preschool CD and DVD. You'll shake to That's the Sound of Rock & Roll, rise and shine with Wake Up!, swing along as you Dance with Emma and be the coolest kid in preschool with I Want a Leather Jacket. The Rock n' Roll Preschool tour will get you all shook up, mixing some of these new hits with Wiggles classics such as Hot Potato!, Rock – a –Bye Your Bear and Do the Propeller. The fab four of fun for under-fives will of course be joined by Dorothy the Dinosaur, Captain Feathersword, Wags the Dog and Henry the Octopus!


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there was 76,000 at todays game, 113,000 ticket applications, so many missed out. that ok with you.
Just confirms it, this board is full of plastic glory hunters, you know - the types that think Best Charlton and Law are a firm of solicitors.Hands up - how many of you have heard of Duncan Edwards?


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Thursday, 8:05 PM – Dallas Keuchel2012 IP 29.0 K/PA 8.5% BB/PA 13.2% HR/9 1.24 GB% 49% ERA 4.03 FIP 5.86
Keuchel is a left-handed pitcher who relies on command and deception to compensate for his unimpressive raw stuff. He throws an 87-89 MPH fastball and a sinker with decent arm-side movement. He has a pretty deep arsenal and mixes his pitches well. His best secondary offering is a 74-75 MPH changeup that he appears to command pretty well against righties. He also throws a slow 70-73 MPH curveball and an 84-85 MPH cutter. The changeup is the only secondary pitch Keuchel has been able to miss bats with so far in the big leagues, as his other offerings have been extremely hittable. He has allowed a ton of contact but has mostly kept the ball on the ground since his promotion to Houston. He has also struggled with walks, which is something he never had much of an issue with in the minors.
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—Corporal Brian Dennehy (Ret.), Parris Island, 1959
"The unique transition from civilian to soldier has always generated tall tales...about the environment, the changes, and of course the ever-present drill sergeant who changes your life. While the portrayed events usually grow with exaggeration and some added humor as Soldiers grow older, Jack Jacobs and Dave Fisher have captured the 'war stories' of basic training in a uniquely hilarious and moving way. Well done, gentlemen and patriots!"
—Mark Hertling, Former Deputy Commander for Initial Military Training, U.S. Army
"Movies and television shows have taught us to think of boot camp as a grueling physical
challenge—and it is that—but what we take away here is a deeper understanding of the punishing
psychological component as recruits learn to box up their individuality in favor of conformity and the
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"Provides a clear and sometimes mordantly amusing overview of the training experience, punctuating it with personal accounts from soldiers."
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"It's a privilege to call [Col. Jack Jacobs] a friend and an honor to recommend this remarkable life story."—Tom Brokow
"One warning: The book you are about to read, at its core, is a story about selflessness, sacrifice, and service. I will never view my friend Jack in the same way again. I just didn't think it was possible to admire him any more than I already did."—Brian Williams


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MIAMI — Lilly Pulitzer hosted parties in her bare feet and wasn't afraid to get a little messy — just as long as she looked good and had fun, too.
In the late 1950s, the Palm Beach socialite had time to spare and a wealthy husband who owned citrus groves, so she opened an orange juice stand just off the island's main shopping street. Pulitzer needed to hide all the juice stains on her clothes, though. Instead of just putting on an apron, she asked her seamstress to make some sleeveless dresses in colorful fruit prints, and a fashion staple was born.


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