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Flights to Frankfurt from Europe
Flights from Frankfurt
The name gives it away. This is the birthplace, in 1749, of Germany's great poet and author Johann Wolfgang Goethe. His most famous works are "The Sorrows of Young Werther" and "Faust".Address: Großer Hirschgraben 23-25, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 138 800Website: http://www.goethehaus-frankfurt.deOpening hours: Mon-Sat 10 am-6 pm. Sun and holidays 10 am-5.30 pm
This adorned Renaissance opera house was destroyed during World War II. Today, its facade is a replica and its interiors are entirely modern. On the third floor is a restaurant and bar with a terrace, which stays open late.Address: Opernplatz 1, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 134 0400Website: http://www.alteoper.de
The Main Tower was completed in the year of 2000 and has quickly become one of the most popular sights in Frankfurt. It measures 200 meters and is a very impressive 56-storey skyscraper. It is the only skyscraper in Frankfurt with a public viewing observatory, which draws the crowds.Address: Neue Mainzer Straße 52, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 3650 4740Website: http://www.maintower.de
The Städelsches Kunstinstitut is one of many museums along Schaumankai. Here you will find works of art by masters like Rembrandt, Renoir, Rubens, Van Eyck and Botticelli.Address: Schaumankai 63, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 605 0980Website: http://www.staedelmuseum.deOpening hours: Closed on Mondays
Holzhausen Park is an oasis of green located in Frankfurt's North End district. The park's small castle is a popular attraction for both young and old visitors.Address: Holzhausenstraße, Frankfurt
Apple wine, or cider, is a very popular and famous beverage in Frankfurt, and goes by many names; Ebbelwei, Apfelwine, Ebbelwoi, Äppler and Stöffsche. The Ebbelwei Express is a way of exploring the city, including the Old Town and Sachsenhausen, while enjoying a bottle of apple wine. This particular way of sightseeing also entails background music and plenty of laughs.Address: Kurt-Schumacher-Str. 8, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 21 32 24 25Website: http://www.ebbelwei-express.com
Römerberg is a medieval square and the hub of the Old Town, Altstadt. The original Römerberg was destroyed during World War II, but it has been rebuilt since and nowadays you can once again stroll around this beautiful square and look at the various buildings. Hopefully your timing is right and you will get to witness one of the public festivals that are held here. At the centre of the square lies the Fountain of Justice (Gerechtigkeitsbrunnen), where the statue of goddess Justitia holds the scales of justice. Perhaps the most famous building here is the "Römer", which is the city hall, and has been so for the last 600 years.Address: Römerberg Plaza, Frankfurt
St Paul's Church is an important political and democratic symbol in Germany. It became the seat of the first all-German parliament in 1848, although it did not remain so for very long. Today the church is mainly used for ceremonies.Address: Paulsplatz 11, Altstadt, Frankfurt
Stepping into the Frankfurt Zoo is like entering another world, hold on to your hat while you marvel at all the majestic African animals and the exciting, colourful world of Madagascar. The list of foreign and exotic places and settings goes on and on and there is a total of 4,500 animals and over 450 species here. Apart from the fixed features, there are festivals, exhibits and themed tours to enjoy as well.Address: Bernhard-Grzimek-Allee 1, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 212 33735Website: http://www.zoo-frankfurt.deOpening hours: Daily
Lohrberg is an amazing lookout point which gives you panoramic views over the city. There is an entire park here well suited for hiking or sports, you can also opt to come here in the summer as there are barbecue areas available.Address: Am Lohrberg, Frankfurt
The Iron Bridge is a pedestrian bridge built in 1869 with stunning views of the river Main and the city's skyline. It connects the centre of Frankfurt with Sachsenhausen.Address: Eiserner Steg, Frankfurt
Höchst Porcelain has been manufactured for more than 260 years and now you can learn all about it. A visit to this manufactory will take you through the different production departments which allows you to follow the process all the way to the end.Address: Palleskestraße 32, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 3 00 90 20Website: http://www.hoechster-porzellan.de
Walking along the river Main, head for the area that is called "the Museum Embankment", both sides of the river is lined with some excellent museums here. A few examples are the fine art Städel Museum, the German Film Museum, the Communication Museum and the Jewish Museum. Each Saturday you will find the largest flea market in the city here.Address: Schaumainkai, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 212 36325Website: http://www.museumsufer-frankfurt.de
This is one out of two botanical gardens in Frankfurt, founded in 1868 and the largest in Germany. Here you can revel in the splendour of colourful plants and flowers from all over the world, a total of 6,000 botanical species.Address: Siesmayerstr. 63, FrankfurtWebsite: http://www.palmengarten.de
If you want a cultural experience when in Frankfurt, you can go to the English Theatre. It is ideally located in the heart of Frankfurt and some of its past productions include The Full Monty, Peter Pan and Fiddler on the Roof.Address: Gallusanlage 7, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 242 316 20Website: http://www.english-theatre.de
The old Waldstadion was refurbished and the new Commerzbank-Arena was born. If you are going to a big event in Frankfurt, this is probably where you will end up. The arena hosts sports events, large gatherings and concerts.Address: Mörfelder Landstraße 362, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 2380 80121Website: http://www.commerzbank-arena.de
Dialog Museum is a rare museum, in fact, at this museum you cannot see anything. Here you will be led around by a blind guide in a pitch dark museum. During the tour you will be exposed to everyday situations, in a whole new way.Address: Hanauer Landstr. 137-145, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 90 43 21 44Website: http://www.dialogmuseum.de
If you are interested in money you can visit the Money Museum, by the German Bundesbank. Here you can find a large collection of coins from different currencies around the world.Address: Wilhelm-Epstein-Strasse 14, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 9566 3073Website: http://www.bundesbank.de
For all architect fans there is the Ernst May Haus & Museum. If you are interested in urban planning, this Ernst May house is a great example.Address: Im Burgfeld 136, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 1534 388 3Website: http://www.ernst-may-museum.de
Sample German classics and giant pints of beer at long communal wooden tables. Try Zigeunerhackbraten, a spicy meatloaf and rippchen, a smoke-cured loin of pork with gravy and dumplings.Address: Braubachstraße 35, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 283 491Website: http://www.steinernes-haus.de
This is possibly the best place for rich, heartening soups in Frankfurt, situated close to Römerberg square in Altstadt. Eight different soups are on the menu, available to eat in or take away.Address: Weißadlergasse 3, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 297 245 45Website: http://www.souper.de
This fresh produce market also has German, Italian and Greek food. Here you can stroll around for hours and get a taste of different types of food.Address: Hasengasse 5, FrankfurtWebsite: http://www.kleinmarkthalle.deOpening hours: Mon-Fri 8 am-6 pm. Sat 8 am-4 pm
Erno's might not look like much, it is small, with only a few tables with chequered tablecloths, and is tucked away in a quiet part of Westend. Despite this, it is considered one of the premier restaurants in the whole of Germany. Choose any of the fish dishes from the French menu.Address: Liebigstraße 15, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 721 997Website: http://www.ernosbistro.deOpening hours: Closed on weekends
If you are craving Sicilian-Italian food, then this restaurant is for you. The owner has a big heart and will do his very best to make sure you enjoy your evening as well as your meal. The menu is available in English, German and Sicilian and the staff is very accommodating and friendly.Address: Walter-Kolb-Str. 17, FrankfurtPhone: +49 696 199 33 21Website: http://www.trattoriaisiciliani.de
The hotel restaurant Sèvres serves national and international dishes of high quality and some dishes are cut into fillets right by your table by the maître himself. The elegance of the hotel also permeates the restaurant.Address: Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage 40, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 754 00Website: http://www.hessischer-hof.deMore info: Located within the Hotel Hessischer Hof
This is a unique restaurant where you can sit on the floor and wiggle your toes in the sand. You will be surrounded by lit candles and music to help you imagine you are actually right there - in the heart of Africa, a feast for all your senses.Address: Gutleutstr. 13, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 24 24 60 80Website: http://www.im-herzen-afrikas.de
Surf 'n Turf Steakhouse serve some of the best steaks in the whole of Germany, the meat is flown in from top notch ranches in the United States. The menu holds treats like filet mignon, rack of lamb and also alternatives for those of you who prefer fish.Address: Grüneburgweg 95, Frankfurt Phone: +49 697 221 22Website: http://www.mook-group.de
Römer Pils Brunnen is a traditional German restaurant with delicacies like schnitzels, pork knuckle and "handkäs" (a local cheese specialty). During summer, when the weather is nice and balmy you can sit on the charming patio and watch the people pass by.Address: Töngesgasse 19, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 28 7712Website: http://www.roemerpilsbrunnen.deOpening hours: Mon-Sun 10 am-12 am
"Blumen" means flowers, and that is a concept that brings true harmony to this place. This is a pleasure for the palate as well as for the eyes. The restaurant values high quality ingredients and that is obvious in the dishes that are little pieces of art.Address: Rotlintstr. 60, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 490 865 10Website: http://www.rotlint60.de
What better mark can a Japanese restaurant get than frequently returning Japanese guests? Going to Iwase means you'll get to share the experience with many Asian people. The fish is fresh and tasty and the environment is authentically Japanese.Address: Vilbeler Straße 31, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 283 992
Mediterranean cuisine is the specialty at this gourmet restaurant situated in the city centre. The menu holds daily changing specials and the cooking is always prepared with a seasonal consideration.Address: Weissadlergasse 2, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 21 99 07 94Website: http://www.restaurantmedici.de
Klosterhof is a beer hall just as much as a restaurant, and the selection of beers they have here is quite impressive. It all breathes authentic German, the portions are generous and the atmosphere soars up to the ceiling - great experience and always crowded.Address: Weißfrauensstraße 3, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 913 990 00Website: http://www.klosterhof-frankfurt.de
This excellent Thai restaurant has been around for more than ten years and they keep adding to their frequent visitors. A typical Thai atmosphere and fresh food are the characteristics of Rama V.Address: Vilbeler Straße 32, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 21996488Website: http://www.ramav-frankfurt.de
Erno's Bistro is claimed to be a hidden gem with a lovely atmosphere. This cosy bistro with red-checked tablecloths offers good food and great wine to accompany the food.Address: Liebigstr. 15, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 721 9977Website: http://www.ernosbistro.de
This exciting café and restaurant has a healthy mix of guests - students, local old ladies and the odd banker who's bravely ventured outside the financial district. Chèvre salad, ratatouille crêpes and large sandwiches made with freshly baked bread are all on the menu.Address: Grosser Hirschgraben 28, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 29 52 17Website: http://www.cafekarin.de
Zarges has a restaurant as well as a café, both of these are highly appreciated. The café part has a dizzying number of pies, cookies, candy and jam on the menu and they also serve the Frankfurt tea specialty "Mariage Frères".Address: Kalbächer Gasse 10, FrankfurtPhone: +49 6929 90 30Website: http://www.zarges-frankfurt.com
Wacker's Kaffee is appreciated thanks to its high quality coffee beans and friendly baristas. You can find it ideally located next to Bornheim Mitte.Address: Berger Strasse 185, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 46 00 77 52Website: http://www.wackers-kaffee.de
Coffee Fellows is a peaceful oasis right in the middle of the bustling city. The minute you enter, the enticing smell of fresh cookies, coffee and chocolate puts you in a good mood.Address: Kaiserstraße 14, FrankfurtPhone: +69 210 897 87Website: http://www.coffee-fellows.deOpening hours: Daily
Café Mozart, established over 100 years ago, provides an appreciated haven after shopping all day - it lies right by the main shopping street Zeil. Drop in for breakfast or lunch and enjoy the friendly and cultivated atmosphere.Address: Töngesgasse 23, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 291 954Website: http://www.cafemozart-frankfurt.de
Adolf Wagner is Frankfurt's most famous apple cider bar. Similar in style to a beer hall with its brown wall panelling, this is the place to sample cider served in large blue and white pitchers. Beer and wine are also available.Address: Schweizer Straße 71, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 61 25 65Website: http://www.apfelwein-wagner.com
A park, a few benches, some tables and beer. It sounds simple enough, but in the summer people congregate here, fill the surrounding lawns and drink Weiss bier. Maincafé lies by the River Maine and comes into its own when the summer sun sets behind the city's skyscrapers.Address: Schaumainkai 50, FrankfurtPhone: +49 696 616 97 13Website: http://www.maincafe.net
Stereo Bar has red wallpaper, an aquarium and a small dance floor. It is a popular place with students and young professionals.Address: Abtsgäßchen 7, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 219 905 70Website: http://www.stereobar.de
Jimmy's Bar is an American cocktail bar located in the 5-star Hotel Hessischer Hof. Frankfurt's wealthy have met at this classic bar since 1951. Watching them from one of the red armchairs is an interesting experience. A pianist performs every evening.Address: Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage 40, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 75400Website: http://www.hessischer-hof.deMore info: Located within the hotel Hessischer Hof
With a view over the rooftops of Frankfurt, the Maintower Lounge & Restaurant offers a modern and first-class place to enjoy a drink or two. Here you can also have dinner or an aperitif before a night out.Address: Neue Mainzer Strasse 52-58, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 36 50 47 77 Website: http://www.maintower-restaurant.de
Even though a city without coastline, Frankfurt offers one of the best beach club scenes in Germany. At the KingKamehameha Beach Club you can enjoy colourful drinks and play a game of volleyball.Address: Hafeninsel 2, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 4800 3790Website: http://www.king-kamehameha.deOpening hours: Open during summer
Techno guru Sven Väth is Germany's premiere DJ and he really shines at his very own techno palace. The Cocoon Club occupies a former factory and within its modernist architecture is also a club, a lounge and a restaurant.Address: Carl-Benz-Straße 21, FrankfurtPhone: +49 174 445 5522Website: http://www.cocoon.net
This old bomb shelter is nowadays a dance club full of young people and students. The music ranges from reggae and pop to old classics. Sometimes you can go and see local live bands play here.Address: Stegstrasse 59, FrankfurtWebsite: http://www.ostparkstrasse25.de
Right in the heart of the city you can find Jazzkeller, a club that has hosted some of the world's best jazz musicians through the years. The club is normally closed on Mondays and Tuesdays unless there is a special concert. All other nights of the week you can enjoy live concerts and jam sessions.Address: Kleine Bockenheimerstr. 18a, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 28 85 37Website: http://www.jazzkeller.com
Another good place to try the famous apple wine is at the Dauth Schneider. You can find it in a cellar down a cobblestoned street. Here you can also enjoy dishes like potatoes and sausages.Address: Klappergasse 39, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 61 35 33Website: http://www.dauth-schneider.de
Club Voltaire is a cultural club that offers different events and readings, perfect for all culture vultures out there. Here you can also enjoy traditional food and wine.Address: Kleine Hochstrasse 5, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 2924 08Website: http://www.club-voltaire.de
This bar was once called the best cocktail bar in Germany, to see if this statement is true you should pay this one a visit. Luna Bar offers a cosy atmosphere and live bands on Mondays.Address: Stiftstrasse 6, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 84 77 65 72Website: http://www.luna-bar.de
Barhundert is a bustling bar right in the middle of the city. Here you can drink cocktails, both classics and unique ones, in the company of friends and listen to DJ's spin electronic music.Address: Stiftstrasse 34, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 928 827 57Website: http://www.barhundert.de
If you are a rock, metal or indie fan, you will feel right at home at the Elfer Music Club. Here you can enjoy live music and grab a few beers.Address: Klappergasse 5, FrankfurtPhone: +69 4786 9559Website: http://www.11-er.de
This old bar, dating back to 1968, is a real favourite among many of its guests. At the cosy and guest friendly Balalaika Bar & Music Venue you can enjoy live music and good beer.Address: Schifferstr. 3, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 612 226Opening hours: Closed on Sundays
For a traditional English and guest friendly pub you can head to the Birmingham Pub in the heart of Frankfurt. This cosy place shows major sport events and offers great food and drinks.Address: Battonnstr. 50, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 287 471Website: http://www.birmingham-pub.com
This place is probably not a good alternative if you want to go out, considering that it is located at the Frankfurt Airport. However, if you want to enjoy a last treat while in Frankfurt, The Goethe Bar is a good choice. Here you can order a glass of champagne as well as wine and coffee.Address: Frankfurt Airport, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 690 73127More info: Terminal 1, Area B
The Minibar is just what it sounds like, a small bar, and you can find it at the beautiful Berger Strasse. This is a good place to go for a drink and if you are hungry, there are plenty of restaurants nearby.Address: Berger Str. 14, FrankfurtPhone: +49 162 849 23 76Website: http://www.minibarfrankfurt.de
The classy Katana Club combines glamour and taste, and the interior is truly stunning. If you are looking for a world class level club, you can definitely give this one a try. This place is located right by the Japan Tower.Address: Taunustor 2, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 710 489 411Website: http://www.katana-club.de
The traditional Irish pub O'Reilly's offers a cosy atmosphere and good homemade food. Besides eating and drinking, you can also watch sports event or visit for one of their karaoke nights.Address: Am Hauptbahnhof 4, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 264 878 78Website: http://www.oreillys.com
The serene setting of Wertheim Village promises exclusive German labels as well as international names, reduced by up to 60% off the former recommended retail price, 50 minutes from central Frankfurt.Address: Almosenberg, WertheimPhone: +49 9342 91 99 100Website: http://www.chicoutletshopping.com
The main pedestrian street Zeil offers two classic department stores, one of them is the Kaufhof. This department store is famous throughout Germany and offers everything from clothing, perfumes, cosmetics, sports equipment and much more.Address: Zeil 116-126, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 2191 0Website: http://www.galeria-kaufhof.de
The other famous German department store in Zeil is called Karstadt. Like Kaufhof, the Karstadt department store offers everything from clothing for the whole family and cosmetics to accessories and eateries.Address: Zeil 90, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 92905 0 Website: http://www.karstadt.de
At Zeil you can also find the Zeilgalerie mall with its seven floors and a roof terrace with great views of the city. Here you can find shops like H&M, United Colors of Benetton and Lush.Address: Zeil 112-114, FrankfurtWebsite: http://www.zeilgalerie.deOpening hours: Mon-Sat 10 am-8 pm
If you are looking for Gucci, Escada and Versace your best bet is to head for Goethestrasse, a more exclusive version of Zeil. This is the place to find high-end brands.Address: Goethestrasse, Frankfurt
Near Zeil there is the Schillerstrasse street that has a nice market every Friday morning. Here you can buy fresh food and vegetables, handicrafts and a bunch of oddities.Address: Schillerstrasse, FrankfurtOpening hours: Every Friday
The Sachsenhausen area, south of the Maine River, is a more charming shopping area that caters to younger people. The main street, Schweizerstrasse, is full of delis, bookshops, trendy cafes and shops like Hype and Bailly Diehl. The general pace of things is also slower here than over on Zeil.Address: Sachsenhausen Area, Frankfurt
On Saturdays, in the Sachsenhausen area, there is a large flea market from 8 am-2 pm that takes over the area around the Museumsufer Embankment.Address: Museumsufer Embankment, Sachsenhausen, FrankfurtOpening hours: Sat 8 am-2 pm
The boutique Kontrast, on Hanauer Landstrasse 297, in the Ostend area, has six floors of modern furniture design in a distinctively East Berlin style building.Address: Hanauer Landstraße 297, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 90 43 93 0Website: http://www.kontrastmoebel.de
Go to Bergerstrasse on a Saturday morning and experience the farmers market by the Uhrtürmchen clock tower. Here you can find fresh vegetables, food and much more.Address: Bergerstrasse, FrankfurtOpening hours: Saturday morning
Those who are looking for funkier shopping should go to the Bornheim area. Bergerstrasse in particular has exciting design, fashion and vintage shops.Address: Bergerstrasse, Frankfurt
This world famous brand soon has a store in every mid size town and in Frankfurt you can find several outlets. Here you can find the latest fashion for men, women and children, everything from street wear to the more up-dressed look.Address: Zeil 72-82, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 920 376 84Website: http://www.zara.com
At Mango, the urban young woman finds everything from sleek work-wear to the fabulous cocktail dress to reasonable prices. Match your new outfit with the perfect shoes and accessories that you also find here. There are several shops across the city and one of them is located on:Address: Zeil 72-82, FrankfurtPhone: +49 699 288 18 55Website: http://www.mango.com
At Görtz you can go shopping for shoes and accessories for the whole family. Here you can find famous brands like Michael Kors, Marc O'Polo, Birkenstock and UGG Australia.Address: Zeil 65-69, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 209 768 00Website: http://www.goertz.de
C&A was founded by Clemens and August Brenninkmeijer and dates all the way back to the 17th century. Today it is a widely recognized clothes shops and you can find it in various locations all over the world. This is a good place to go for the latest trends, sustainable fashion, and all at an affordable price.Address: Zeil 48, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 299 810Website: http://www.c-and-a.com
This popular clothes chain can be found in various location in the centrals parts of Europe. Peek & Cloppenburg offers the latest fashion trends at affordable prices.Address: Zeil 71-75, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 298950Website: http://www.peek-cloppenburg.com
This international brand offers quality and creativity and in 2010 the largest Esprit store in the whole world opened its doors in Frankfurt. You can find what they call the 'World of Esprit' ideally located at Zeil.Address: Zeil 121, FrankfurtWebsite: http://www.esprit.comOpening hours: Mon-Sat 10 am-8 pm
For all women and men in need of new make-up, perfume, accessories and other products, Douglas is there save you. Douglas is a well-known perfume chain, perfect for both spontaneous shopping sprees and those times when you seem to be running out of everything in your bathroom cabinet.Address: Zeil 98-102, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 1338 69150Website: http://www.douglas.de
s.Oliver can be found in various locations throughout the city. Here you can find clothes for everyone and every occasion, something they say is the secret to their success. Come here for excellent quality and the latest trends.Address: Europa-Allee 6 DE, FrankfurtWebsite: http://www.soliver.euOpening hours: From 10 am
Gerry Weber is a well-known international brand that combines lifestyle and fashion. They aim to inspire women all over the world and you can find their stores in 68 countries. Frankfurt has several outlets, one of them is located on:Address: Zeil 98, FrankfurtPhone: +49 69 2972 2308Website: http://www.gerryweber.com
Frankfurt Hahn Airport is located 110 kilometres to the west of the city. Buses depart from the main terminal for the 1 hour 45 minute journey. Tickets are available onboard.Website: http://www.hahn-airport.de


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Read: Henrik Lundqvist's Mind Has Been Blown and Ryan Callahan, Brad Richards and Marian Gaborik Are Pissed
Yesterday Larry Brooks tweeted out a quote from Henrik Lundqvist who was not happy that not only the players and owners aren't meeting, but that there is a two week break right now.
Lundqvist said, "I'm extremely disappointed and frustrated we're not playing right now and the fact we are not meeting every day to try and solve this makes me even more upset. I dont understand the meaning of a break right now. Blows my mind."
Marian Gaborik told the NY Post, "I don't think that gets us anywhere. We have to get back to the table and get a deal done."
Captain Ryan Callahan said, "Two weeks is a waste of time. It's something we shouldn't be doing. We want to negotiate. Why take a two-week break. It doesn't make any sense."
Brad Richards told Katie Strang at ESPN NY, "They just keep wanting more and I don't know where it stops."

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WHO: Edgar A. Bradberry, 81, Sackets Harbor. For about the past 35 years, he has been the cook at the pancake breakfast that follows the annual Easter sunrise service in the village.
The ecumenical service begins at 6:30 a.m. along the waterfront on the battlefield. Afterward, breakfast is served at the United Presbyterian Church at 101 S. Broad St., where Mr. Bradberry and about a half dozen family members and other volunteers have prepared for the hungry crowd. Breakfast is served until the 10 a.m. Easter Sunday service at the church.
"We ask him every year if he's going to do it," said daughter Sarah Rogers. "He just does it. He hasn't passed the torch, or the wisk, down yet."
Mr. Bradberry graduated from high school in Iageer, W.Va., (he still has the accent) served two years in the Army and 23 years in the Army Reserve. He was a civilian employee of Fort Drum, retiring as a heavy-equipment mechanic. "If all goes well" he and his wife, Melbetra I. (Aldous) will celebrate their 60th anniversary in August. They had nine children. Two are deceased.
How did you get involved in this pancake project?
"I go to church here, and they wanted me to work on it and I've been doing it ever since. I've also made pancakes for the Lions Club, school fundraisers and I made them when I was in the Army. I was making them years ago when Sackets Harbor had the ice fishing derby. I used to make pancakes for my kids. I knew how to do it."
Are people pretty hungry when they show up after the Easter sunrise service?
"The first thing they do is hit the coffee pot."
How many pancakes do you make?
"If there's a lot of people, I use three batches. I use 5 pounds of flour per batch."
What recipe do you use?
"It's a family recipe. There's no measurement."
Do you cook at home?
"Oh, yeah. My wife is bedridden and I do all the cooking. But my daughters bring in a lot of stuff."
What's the cost of the breakfast?
"It's a freewill donation."
What else is served besides pancakes?
"Sausage, orange juice and real maple syrup."
Why do you volunteer to do this?
"I just like doing it. I usually walk around and ask if they've had enough to eat and so forth. God willing, I plan to keep going."
People might read this and check out the Easter pancake breakfast. Would you be ready for a larger crowd?
"Well, I hope so. I'll probably have to make three batches instead of two."
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Mind-Body Medicine
Chair of Saybrook Mind-Body Medicine School Publishes Book on Pathways to Illness, Pathways to Health
Dr. Donald Moss is chair of the Saybrook University School of Mind-Body Medicine. Moss and a co-author Angele McGrady recently published a book on the lifestyle factors that contribute to illness and the approaches that human beings can take to restore their health. The book, Pathways to Illness, Pathways to Health, was published by Springer in March 2013. The message of this new book is summarized here.
The face of illness has changed, and human beings are eager for new approaches to pursue health and wellness. Increasing numbers of people seek out advice for health problems at the health food store, or visit Reiki energy healers, massage therapists, naturopaths, and other alternative medicine practitioners, instead of conventional medical care.
The illnesses that brought patients into medical clinics 100 years ago, including infectious diseases, bacterial parasites, and unhealed physical trauma, have largely been conquered. Instead, today's patients present with diseases of lifestyle, stress-related conditions, and chronic illnesses. Hypertension, depression, anxiety, diabetes, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, and chronic pain are more typical problems today. Many of the complaints presented in the clinic are strongly influenced by life-stress, relationship strain, sedentary lifestyle, and poor dietary choices. The conditions may involve biomedical elements, but the quality of the patients' everyday lives causes the medical conditions to worsen or improve.
Conventional medicine is best prepared to treat conditions that can be measured by lab tests, imaging, and objective evidence. Many of today's health problems worsen for no measurable reason. In turn, physicians are best prepared to provide medication or surgical intervention. For today's problems, medication often provides symptomatic relief at best, and surgery sometimes compounds lifestyle based problem.
The most effective approach for many of the stress-related and chronic conditions troubling patients today is one of lifestyle change, self-care, and illness "self-management." For example, researchers have estimated that patients must provide 90 % of their own care for diabetes. Unfortunately, less than half of medical patients follow through consistently with medical recommendations for self-care practices and lifestyle changes. The number of research publications on patient "compliance" and "adherence" with physician recommendations suggests the size of the problem.
For over two decades, experts in health and wellness promotion have identified a core group of behavioral and life-style changes that can greatly diminish illness and enhance wellness. Smoking cessation, regular sleep habits, aerobic activity, moderation in alcohol use, positive nutritional choices, and stress-management form a core of wellness recommendations that would greatly diminish the incidence of hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular illness, and a variety of other medical and mental health problems. Yet, the general population is losing ground on many of these variables. Sedentary lifestyles, avoidance of physical activity, poor nutritional choices, and weight gain are epidemic, with two thirds of the US population qualifying as overweight and one third as obese.
The Pathways Model presented in the McGrady and Moss book provides a comprehensive approach to integrating life-style changes, behavioral changes, self-care, and self-regulation skills into both health care and wellness care. The Pathways Model conceives of illness as a pathway running from genetic predisposition, through diet and level of exercise, through a series of lifestyle choices, through the impact of life and work stress, culminating in medical conditions that are largely avoidable, and that in some cases can be reversed. Human beings who can clearly see and understand their own role in illness creation, through past choices and lifestyle habits, can better dedicate themselves to new pathways, to wellness and health.
The Pathways Model addresses the continuum of health and disease, and the role of both health risk behaviors and well behaviors in shaping the individual's overall health. The process begins with a Pathways Assessment that explores the onset of the individual's illness or health problems, and identifies negative behaviors and lifestyle factors that may have contributed to the onset or continuance of health problems. In addition, the Pathways Assessment explores the individual's current readiness for change, following James Prochaska's approach. If the person is still not at a point where change seems possible, and doubts that anything he or she does will make a difference in health problems, then the best designed wellness plan will have no effect, because the person will take no action.
The Pathways Model advocates health and wellness coaching to assist the individual in gaining a sense of self-efficacy, an inner conviction that "I can make changes in my behavior and they will make a difference in my health." In addition, the Pathways Model advocates a step-wise approach to lifestyle change, beginning with small self-directed changes, and proceeding to more demanding changes only when the individual has experienced some initial successes with small steps.
The Pathways Model promotes a three level, step-wise framework for personal changes in health related lifestyle:
Level One focuses on changes in everyday behaviors that are designed to re-establish normal body rhythms. Changes at Level One are self-directed and simple. The individual may commit to improve the use of simple sleep hygiene principles to enhance the quality and quantity of sleep. She or he might commit to walk to a nearby park, or to utilize calming music for self-soothing at the end of the work day.
Level Two focuses on the individual learning self-regulation skills, and utilizing community resources and educational materials to support learning and lifestyle changes. The individual may use an educational CD to learn mindfulness meditation, or attend a yoga class at the local YMCA. Progressive relaxation, autogenic training, and guided imagery are all basic self-regulation skills that can be learned with the use of written handouts, educational CDs or DVDs, and community-based classes.
Level Three involves professional interventions, the utilization of services provided by a health practitioner, such as hypnosis, energy therapy, psychotherapy, acupuncture, or medication management. The authors have found that patients benefit much more from professional services, when a well-organized program of lifestyle changes and self-care practices is already underway. The patient participates more actively in the interventions planned by the professional, and the process of change is more sustainable.
The McGrady and Moss book presents the Pathways Model with practical guidelines for both self-care and professional intervention, and provides case studies showing how human beings with a variety of medical and emotional disorders have utilized the Pathways Model to pursue a positive recovery.
I am ordering this book for several reasons.
I like the Pathways Model it describes.
It will contain current research documentation.
I am shifting more and more from primary care medicine to integrative medicine, focusing on stress management and wellness coaching.
And Don Moss does good work.


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The College of Eastern Utah Eagles crossed over into the second half of the baseball season with a win over defending national champions Community College of Southern Nevada .
The Eagles opened the four-game series with a 4-2 victory over the Coyotes.
CEU head coach Scott Madsen said the team finally put up the runs to assist winning sophomore pitcher Kyle Tash.
Tash, who Madsen said has been the team's most consistant pitcher this season, allowed one run in the first and the seventh.
CEU, meanwhile, added its four runs throughout the game.
The following three games did not fall in Eastern Utah's favor, though.
Southern Nevada spent the rest of the series punishing the Eagles for the first-game win.
Final scores were 6-2. 9-1 and 9-1 respectively.
Madsen said that once the Coyote runs started, they never stopped.
"We couldn't put the fire out," he added.
The outing was an improvement over the last series between the two teams, when Southern Nevada swept the weekend.
Eastern Utah is 6-18 in Scenic West Athletic Conference play after the weekend.
The Coyotes maintain in a tie for second place positioning with College of Southern Idaho. Both teams are 17-7.
CEU will play conference leader Dixie this weekend in St. George.
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A child sits under The Colonnade on February 26, 2013 in Vatican... News PhotoBestpix,Child,International Landmark,Religion,Sitting,Spirituality,State of the Vatican City,Topix,Vatican,VerticalPhotographer Peter MacdiarmidCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesVATICAN CITY, VATICAN - FEBRUARY 26: A child sits under The Colonnade on February 26, 2013 in Vatican City, Vatican. The Pontiff will hold his last weekly public audience on February 27, 2013 before he retires the following day. Pope Benedict XVI has been the leader of the Catholic Church for eight years and is the first Pope to retire since 1415. He cites ailing health as his reason for retirement and will spend the rest of his life in solitude away from public engagements (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)


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The Department of Public Works would like to know how many properties in the city have a sidewalk at both the front and back. To get at this, I'm looking for a method to find parcels with frontage on more than one road. I'm working in ArcInfo 9.3.1 (file geodatabase). I'm looking for a solution that doesn't require scripting or downloading other tools. Street centerlines and parcel polygons are available; there is no sidewalk layer.
Using some of the ideas from this forum, I have developed and tested a process. Some of the results are puzzling (corner lots may or may not be included in the final results-I think DPW doesn't want corner lots included) and I'm concerned about scaling it up to the full 42000 parcels (I tested 1223 parcels). Are there steps to add to this method to improve the results? Is there another way to accomplish the same thing that could be more automated through model builder?
• Run Feature to Line tool on parcel polygons feature class (two lines are created for boundaries shared by polygons and lines retain parcel id)
• Build a geodatabase topology with this newly created parcel line feature class using the rule "must not have overlaps" then validate topology (interior lines will be in error)
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my only question is where's this been for the last 50 years?? As a medical pro I know mass hysteria very well... this is how these things get started... 1000s have been exposed to the same air without challenge...
"...thousands of pilots are "unfit" to fly", a medical specialist is claiming, according to the article, and this has happened to others apparently. I don't think this is a BS story if people are suffering from this.
thousands are unfit to fly, but not directly because of toxic oil fumes......didn't exactly connect that very well
Your point is well taken given the possibility of a class action tort by some trial attorney in the American system. Here we have a cohort of two that, while unfortunate, cannot be made to represent the whole. We saw this ploy on the immunization/autism junk science where you have a Hollywood airhead Jenny something who has pronounced her cohort of two affected kids to obviously represent all children vaccinated with the MMR...while ignoring here three surgeries for gelatinous thoracic enhancement on her part.
I served on ships where we were inhaling similar fumes 24 hours per day for weeks at a time. Maybe if I can find one more aging sailor with Meniere's disease we can sue the Canadian Navy.
John Donaldson said "...while ignoring here three surgeries for gelatinous thoracic enhancement on her part."
Yeah, and Jenny McCarthy has fake boobs too!
good god! people have been flying these planes for decades.... aerotoxic syndrome?? BS just more mass hysteria !!
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That's the exact same thing they said about asbestos when the "mesothelioma" claims began to come out after decades of using asbestos with no health issues reported. This isn't about sudden health issues, but long term chronic exposure issues.
We all know that you can smell fuel vapors or other similar scents from the air on-board at times, so how about instead of claiming BS (which I would generally agree with for DailyMail based articles), we wait and see what the medical professionals determine about exposure to these vapors?
I grew up in a refinery and steel making town, where the fumes were more than dangerous. Then worked in asbestos mines and three decades later have no such illness. Some people are just more susceptible than others when it comes to developing cancer. Again no cancer, no heart disease and I fly regularly.
most signs show up later in life. old age
I am old - 80 next month
I suspect the pilots masks and air filters they use. Wasn't this the case with the F-22 pilots not getting clean air?
not clean air but oxygen altogether
Sound like it could be more from radiation exposure than fumes, being at high alt.In article she had cancer and simptoms described sound more like radiation from the high alt.being closer to the sun.This even sounds like the article i read about 10yrs ago that said pilots who fly high atl have a 35%chance of developing brain tumors then anyone else ! just a thought


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Read: Mike Rupp Isn't Happy That He Called Jody Shelley Irrelevant On 24/7
One of the highlights of the last episode of 24/7 was hearing Mike Rupp engage in some trash talk with Jody Shelley during the Rangers win over the Flyers.
Rupp said that Shelley was "irrelevant" on the ice and wasn't going to have an impact on the game.
At Puck Daddy, Rupp said that he didn't like that what he said in the heat of the moment and on the ice was put out on TV. Rupp thinks that those words should stay between the players.
During the preview episode of 24/7, Shelley called Brandon Dubinsky a "weasel" and Dubinsky responded by saying that Shelley was a terrible hockey player.
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HELPER - Our loving husband, son, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother and friend, Peter Alfred Via, age 73, passed away peacefully at his home in Helper on Aug. 29, 2012 after a short battle with cancer.
He was born March 22, 1939 in Spring Glen to Joe and Mary Prazza Via.
Married Mary Alexander July 31, 1965 in Grand Junction, Colo.
Pete was a member of the Catholic Church and the Knights of Columbus.
Pete honorably served his country in the US Navy during the Korean Conflict. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, gardening, yard work, and his cat.
He liked to take trips to Lake Powell and Wendover. His greatest love was spending time with his family and giving everyone a hard time and sharing a good laugh with them. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Survived by his loving wife, Mary Via, Helper; mother, Mary Weiss, Helper; three sons, Kirk Via, Washington; Cass Via, Grand Junction, Colo; Carl (Stacie) Via, Montrose, Colo; sister, Paula (Mel) Baughman; seven grandchildren; two great grandchildren; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Preceded in death by his father, Joe Via; step father, Martin Weiss; brother, Charlie Via.
Funeral Mass was held on Saturday, Sept. 1, 2012, 10 a.m. St. Anthony Catholic Church, Helper. A vigil was held on Friday evening at 7 p.m. at the church in Helper.
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In fall 2008, Beverly and Will O'Hara, BBA '68, pledged $16 million to the McCombs School of Business in support of a wide range of strategic goals. The O'Hara's gift represents the largest single contribution to the school since Red McCombs' $50 million naming gift in 2000. Together with the O'Haras, a growing number of alumni and friends have pledged to support the McCombs School through financial or estate planning. Planned gifts make a powerful and lasting impact on future generations of Longhorns while providing you with tax benefits and a reliable lifetime income.
Will O'Hara earned his BBA from McCombs in 1968 and is a former part-time lecturer in the Department of Accounting. Beverly is a devoted Longhorn supporter who says she "bleeds orange." Both are deeply committed to higher education. After successful careers in retail and financial services, the O'Haras wanted to help transform the lives of young students.
"Higher education is expensive, and there are so many young people with a lot of potential who simply cannot afford it," says Beverly. "When you give something back to the university, you give someone the opportunity to fulfill their dreams."
In keeping with the school's campaign priorities, the O'Hara's gift will support student scholarships and faculty endowments. The gift will provide more fellowships for doctoral-level research in accounting, scholarships for BHP and will help fund new learning programs. The gift will also endow a faculty chair.
BHP students are typically ranked in the top 2 percent of their high school classes, have a 1453 average Scholastic Aptitude Test score and are leaders in their schools and communities. However, in recent years, this prestigious program has faced challenges in recruiting top students because of financial constraints.
"The Business Honors Program competes with top schools like Harvard, Stanford or Pennsylvania for the very best students," says McCombs School Dean Tom Gilligan. "However, those institutions are able to offer large financial aid packages, especially to underrepresented students or to those who come from households with modest incomes. This gift will go a long way to help Texas stay competitive."
Beverly and Will say they are thrilled to offer future generations access to higher education. "The goal is not to live forever. The goal is to create something that does," Beverly says. "And an education is something that no one can ever take away from you."
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We wondered why this hat style was called a "laplander" and where exactly "Lapland" was. Turns out, it's most northerly portion of the Scandinavian peninsula (where it's super cold, hence the need for warm hats). Okay, so we couldn't actually trace the hat exactly to Lapland (but they do have other cool hats), and "Laplander" is actually a pejorative exonym (the name other people give to you), so we'll just go with "cold place = warm hats" and move on.
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MySustainovation is selling American-made, 100 percent cotton t-shirts to support the City's sustainability efforts. Fifty percent of proceeds directly help fund the mission of the Office of Innovation and Sustainability (OIS). Look close and you'll see that each $25 "My Sustainovation Matters" shirt features a tree emblazoned with images that convey the balancing act that sustainability is all about. To launch this effort, if you order one of the first 50 shirts, you might win your entire order free! You also have until Wednesday, Oct. 17 to order your shirt and get free shipping for pickup at the Colorado Sustainability Conference on Oct. 25-26 (use code: 2012CONF). Those who purchase their t-shirts by Oct. 31 can buy five and get a sixth t-shirt free (use code: FREESHIRT) or get free shipping if you can pick up your shirt in Colorado Springs (use code: PICKUP). If they sell 200 t-shirts in the month of October, OIS will solicit its first projects in November. Why does Sustainovation matter? Because we have a responsibility to conserve resources and think forward. It's for our kids. It's for a better future. It's because we matter. Go to http://www.mysustainovation.com/ or facebook.com/mysustainovation and enter the appropriate code at checkout.
With a target audience of business owners, educators and decision-makers in the private, public and military sectors, the Colorado Sustainability Conference's goal is to increase sustainable best practices. This year's "Tools for Change" theme will empower attendees to lead the way toward improving sustainability in their lives, businesses and community. Over two days attendees will hear from four keynote speakers, select from 16 breakout sessions, meet local businesses at the Sustainable Business Expo, check out an Alternative Fuels Car Show and go on a tour of local sustainable buildings. Register online at catamountinstitute.org. Reduced student, non-profit and Pikes Peak Sustainable Business Network member rates are available. On Friday, Oct. 26 the Sustainable Business Expo is open to the general public for free from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
Fire Truck #1 is looking good. Not only has it been refurbished to like-new condition—at nearly 1/3 of the cost of purchasing a new one—it has also added idle-reduction technology from Green Star. A new ladder truck would cost the City of Colorado Springs approximately $750,000. By refurbishing the apparatus, utilizing department personnel and specialty vendors, the cost to give this piece of equipment a new lease on life was $265,090, a 65 percent savings. Truck #1 is the first refurbished CSFD apparatus to have the Green Star Technology installed to save on fuel costs, reduce emissions while idling, reduce maintenance cost and extend its life. This is the second Green Star apparatus in the department's fleet. CSFD has refurbished eight apparatus over the past five years, saving the community over $1.7 million.
Stormwater Engineering held a recent "Scoop the Poop!" art contest at Howbert and West Elementary Schools. Students were asked to submit drawings that focused on the importance of picking up pet waste in our local parks. In all, the City received over 100 entries with two winners selected from each school. These winning entries are being turned into public park signs. Pet waste is a huge problem in our city. Not only is it a nuisance, but it can also carry viruses and bacteria that are extremely harmful to humans and animals in our watershed. In addition to the risk of diseases, the organic matter contained in pet waste can degrade our water quality. Plus, it's unlawful to leave behind pet waste in city parks. Please help educate your neighbors on the importance of cleaning up pet waste.
In September, approximately 30 people on bicycles visited seven SCAMP (Summer Community Art and Mural Program) art projects throughout the greater downtown area. The ride learned how neighborhood and community members helped to conceptualize and participate in the creation of mosaics and murals using primarily reused, donated materials. The non-profit Concrete Couch and the City of Colorado Springs teamed up with businesses and organizations to make the art possible. The ride, facilitated in partnership with the Colorado Springs Bicycling Club, began and ended during the highly successful Better Block Pikes Peak event.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has honored Colorado Springs Utilities as a 2012 WaterSense Partner of the Year for encouraging water efficiency in the Colorado Springs area. In 2011, Colorado Springs Utilities engaged consumers and local businesses in the water efficiency movement by offering them personalized ways to get involved. The organization's YOUtilities YouTube video contest inspired customers to document the ways in which they save water and energy at home. The contest, which aimed to create consumer advocates for water-efficient products and practices, produced a number of informing and entertaining videos for the community to enjoy. In 2011, a team effort led by Colorado Springs Utilities, along with local builder Wayne Intermill, EnergyLogic, Inc., and 2008 WaterSense Retailer Partner of the Year Ferguson Enterprises, resulted in the first WaterSense-labeled home in Colorado located in the Gold Hill Mesa neighborhood. During the three-week 2011 Parade of Homes, 5,000 visitors explored the WaterSense-labeled home, which also became the first home in Colorado to receive LEED® for Homes certification and ENERGY STAR® qualification. Also last year, Colorado Springs Utilities issued more than 4,500 water efficiency rebates to customers, resulting in a savings of 23,078,060 gallons of water. They further helped hundreds of commercial kitchens save water by offering them free, water-efficient pre-rinse spray valve nozzles for cleaning dishes. The commercial retrofit program helped facilities save more than 20 million gallons of water in 2011. Congratulations!
In late June, a panel of experts with the Urban Land Institute (ULI) made a series of recommendations to help downtown highlight and leverage its assets to affect a downtown renaissance by identifying high payoff actions and improvements. The final report, just released, concluded by stating that the time has come to communicate a clear vision for downtown—what downtown can mean for greater Colorado Springs. They felt that Downtown's brand must be on the lips and in the thoughts of every business owner and resident of the city and that the culture of Colorado Springs must identify with downtown. To achieve this, the panel recommended long-term development strategies to build capacity along with projects such as the Arts and Entertainment Village and residential development that can cement Colorado Springs' prominence in the region, state and nation. The panel has made recommendations for short-term analyses of existing policies, processes, programs and organizational structures that should begin to rebuild confidence, understanding and ownership around the priorities for downtown Colorado Springs. The panel also suggested short-term early actions that can help downtown build momentum and interest in its revitalization. The short-term, immediate actions should emphasize the necessity for a safe, clean and green downtown where both residents and visitors choose to shop, wine, dine and to play, work and live.
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In 2009, the City Green Team wanted to increase single-stream recycling at City facilities, but had no funding for indoor recycling bins. Their creative solution "closes the loop" and goes one step further by incorporating reuse. You see, their bins were formerly a heavy cardboard shipping byproduct. Through a partnership with BETTR Recycling and the help of Cottonwood Center for the Arts and inspired employees, the shipping barrels were decorated and turned into recycling collection containers. Since its launch, the program has inspired local grade schools, a college, businesses, apartment complexes and others to expand or launch their own single-stream recycling programs using the barrels. When damaged or no longer needed, the barrels can be recycled. Those interested in using some in their program may contact Sustainability Coordinator Carrie McCausland at email@example.com or (719) 385-2746. Click here to learn more.
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Behind-the-scenes talks about building a connector road have been taking place between the city and the owners of Stateway Plaza.
City Attorney James A. Burrows has confirmed the two sides are still in negotiations about building a road through the plazas parking lot.
Theres been discussions between lawyers, but theres been no resolution, he said, declining to elaborate.
Discussed for years, city officials have expressed a desire to connect Arsenal Street with Gaffney Drive, on the other side of the strip mall. In May 2012, Alexandria Bay developer Patrick M. Donegan, who owns City Center Plaza, urged the city to complete the connector road, insisting he could attract a big-box national retailer to his development near Interstate 81.
That spring, the city then met with plaza owners Ben Wygodny and Martin Wenger, both of Montreal, in hopes of convincing them that the new road would also help their strip mall.
During those discussions, the city proposed building the road closer to the main plaza building, while the owners voiced concerns about the loss of parking if it was done that way. It would be called Western Boulevard.
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The Greek EU Presidency is holding a conference in Heraklion, Greece, on 10-11 June 2014, to discuss policies on the promotion of social enterprises.
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L-R senior Artis Gilmore (Asheville, N.C.) won the men's triple jump (46'9") while redshirt freshman Kevin Baxter (Columbia, S.C.) placed second in the men's 110-meter hurdles with a time of 14.40 seconds. Baxter has already qualified as a provisional to the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field National Championships which take place on May 23-25 in Pueblo, Colo.
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Paleontology: the study of ancient life.
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Prep: Label each fossil in the set by letter, and create an information sheet that identifies the fossil and whether it is a body or trace fossil. Students will use this sheet as a reference towards the end of the activity, during the review.
1. Begin the lesson by having students watch the Science Friday video, "Fossils from the Dawn of Dinos." Discuss with students how fossils are formed. What are some different types of fossils a paleontologist might find at an archaeological site? What is the difference between body fossils and trace fossils?
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• What tools or techniques do paleontologist use to find fossils?
• Which is found in greater abundance --trace or body fossils? Why?
• What do fossilized human remains tell us about the behavior or physical features of early humans?
Visit a local museum that features dinosaur fossils. Have students go on a scavenger hunt in the museum to find body and trace fossils on display.


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