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DEKALB JUNCTION – After starting the season with a 1-0 setback to Lisbon at home, the Hermon-DeKalb Girls Soccer team has mounted a three-game win streak downing previously unbeaten Hammond 2-0 on Tuesday in NAC West Division play.
We played pretty well and we are improving, said H-D coach Jan Merchant whose team improved to 3-1.
Defensively, we played well.
Chelsey MacKay anchored the defense making 14 saves with astute backfield help from Courtney Harrington, Paige Whitton, Courtnay Davis and Grace Smith.
In the first half, Brooke Woodrow scored from Kasey ODonnell in the 22nd minute. Three minutes later, Bridget Rust scored from ODonnell.
Cassie Whalen made 17 saves for Hammond (1-4 overall) which fell to 1-4.
Lisbon remained unbeaten at 3-0-1, 4-0-1 over with a 3-1 decision at Morristown. The Edwards-Knox vs Heuvelton contest was rescheduled.
Lisbon 3, Morristown 1: The Knights reeled off three first half goals downing the Rockets as Golden Knight scoring leader Maddie Vine connected from Beth Crowley in the fifth minute. Rileigh Mee scored in the 18th and 26th minutes for a 3-0 lead. Courtney Green logged an assist on the third goal.
Morristown broke Jackie Sovies shutout in the 42nd minute from Hailey Whitmarsh. Sovie stopped 15 shots for Lisbon and Samantha Green made 28 saves for Morristown (0-3-1).
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Not only does he excel in school, but he also currently holds several leadership positions such as: FBLA Historian and Friends of Rachel Historian. Despite his academic emphasis, he has played several sports in high school including track and football; all while participating in National Honor Society, FBLA, Friends of Rachel, Yearbook, and concurrent enrollment. The winner has designed several houses for his drafting classes and also helped with the both the designing and construction of a bathroom remodeling project. The winner always strives to help others and has taken any opportunity to give back to his community. His service ranges from mowing lawns for the disabled to visiting elderly in nursing homes.
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This year's visual art Sterling Scholar has grown up with an appreciation for art in all its aspects. He has always loved to both work on and improve his artistic skills. He aims to receive a degree in illustration and become employed at Disney. His high school career has been filled with all sorts of activities and experiences that have made him the person he is today. The most enjoyable experiences he has had are the opportunities that result in building his creative abilities. Activities like choir, swim team, and art trips are some of the things that he's enjoyed and have helped him the most. His senior year, he was appointed to serve as secretary for one of his high school's service clubs, Friends of Rachel. The service projects he has participated in from his membership have given him a new perspective on life. He has actively served in his local unit of the Boy Scouts of America and, a few days before his eighteenth birthday, he was able to earn his Eagle Scout award. He attributes much of his success to his amazing teachers, friends, and his parents. The winner of the visual arts category is Kenneth Carmack.
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CANTON St. Lawrence County Legislator Stephen M. Putman, D-Canton, the only county lawmaker who will run this fall, will face opposition from a political newcomer.
There will be competition among other countywide races, based on party designating petitions that were filed with the Board of Elections by Thursdays deadline, but those candidates had already announced their intentions to run.
Mr. Putman will be challenged by William L. Fobare, who lives near Rensselaer Falls in the town of Canton. Mr. Fobare, who is running on the Republican and Conservative lines, was unavailable for comment regarding his decision to run for the legislature.
All other county legislators are not due to face election until next year.
Mr. Putman stepped down from the board so he could enter the state retirement system as he retired as superintendent of St. Lawrence Central School District.
The Board of Legislators appointed Mr. Putman to his vacated seat Monday after a committee of the remaining Democratic legislators submitted his name to fill the vacancy.
The appointment ends Jan. 1. Mr. Putman also filed a nominating petition to run for his seat.
In the race for district attorney, incumbent Nicole M. Duv� is running on the Democratic and Working Families Party lines.
She is challenged by Mary E. Rain on the Republican, Conservative and Independence lines.
The other countywide race is for two county coroners. Candidates are incumbent June H. Wood, who will appear on the Conservative, Independence and Republican lines; fellow Republicans Steven M. Cary and Kevin J. Crosby, who will also appear on the Conservative line; and Democrat Eric Warner.
Candidates for races could still surface when independent nominating petitions are filed and caucuses take place.
The following filed petitions in town supervisor races:
Canton: Supervisor, David T. Button, C,R.
Clare: Supervisor, Francis W. Sharpstene, R; R. Todd Demers, R.
Clifton: Supervisor, Charles R. Hooven, R.
Colton: Supervisor, Dennis B. Bulger, R.
DeKalb: Supervisor, John M. Frary, R.
DePeyster: Supervisor, Audrey M. Cienki, R.
Edwards: Supervisor, Sharee D. Lanphear, R.
Fine: Supervisor, Mark C. Hall, R.
Gouverneur: Supervisor, Robert R. Ritchie, R; William Chambers, C,R.
Hammond: Supervisor, Ronald W. Bertram, R.
Hopkinton: Supervisor, unexpired term, Susan M. Wood, R.
Lawrence: Supervisor, Victor E. Burnett, D.
Lisbon: Supervisor, James W. Armstrong, R.
Macomb: Supervisor, George A. Blatchley, R; Steve Burke, R.
Madrid: Supervisor, Anthony A. Cooper, D; Wiliam E. Hull, R.
Morristown: Supervisor, Russell B. Lawrence III, C, R; Frank K. Putman, I, R.
Norfolk: Supervisor, Charles A. Pernice, D.
Oswegatchie: Supervisor, Alfred J. Nichols, R.
Parishville: Supervisor, Jerry G. Moore, R.
Piercefield: Supervisor, Neil Pickering, D.
Pitcairn: Supervisor, Clyde Sam Frank Jr., R.
Potsdam: Council, James A. Grant Jr., D; Judith Rich, D.
Rossie: Supervisor, Wayne A. Knight, R.
Russell: Supervisor, Lloyd A. Mayville, R.
Waddington: Supervisor, Sandy Wright, D, R; Mark Scott, R.
And in the village of Gouverneur: Mayor, Ronald P. McDougall, R.
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I was driving home at 4am or there abouts and when I got off Delta and was coming up to Green acres I looked left to see if anyone was coming and saw this sign. I had to sit and stare at it a sec to make sure i was seeing it right and then I just layed my head on the steering wheel and started laughing. Then of course I had to pull in front of it and take a pic
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Are "zombies" code language for football teams from Washington?
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thanks for the warning I hate it when a zombie eats me
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Zombies are better then Raptures... Simple "Double Tap" for the zombies... Don't be stingy with your bullets... lol..
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I always knew it was just a matter of time before the zombies attacked. I guess they finally developed an immunity to our local pollen count. Maybe they just want to enroll at one of the universities? *fingers crossed*
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Thanks for the picture! Not an ODOT sign, we have learned: KVAL News ran this down on Thursday, Sept. 2. Last best explanation: The sign was rented by a contractor for the Army Corps; someone got into the box and re-programmed the sign.


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The Big Fix Discount Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic - July 19: Price - Active Re-Entry Parking Lot (10 S. Fairgrounds Rd.) Buy reservations at Active Re-Entry, prior to May 28, for availability call (435) 637-0588. Animals must be between 8 weeks and six years of age and weigh at least 2 lbs. Do not feed pet after 9 PM the night before surgery if pet is over 4 mos; do not feed after 6 AM if pet is under 4 mos. Water ok. No sick animals. Cats must be in labeled carriers, dogs on leashes. For more Info: 1-866-PETS FIX (1-866-7387 349) or www.utahpets.org
Sunnyside/East Carbon Community Daze - July 9 & 10, 2010. Rodeo the night of 9 & 10, Breakfast on Saturday in the park f rom 7-11am. Parade at 10 am. Car show and entertainment all day at Sunnyside Park. Booths and toys in the park all day. Come Join the fun with everyone. There will be prizes all day. T-shirts are available at East Carbon and Sunnyside City Halls, Miners Trading Post, and Eastern Utah Community Credit Union and Sunnyside Credit Union. For information to rent a booth call Sunnyside Credit Union at 888-4433. For general information, call Sunnyside City Hall at 888-4444.
Goose Neck Dinosaur prepration - Every weekday, Monday through Friday, from 2 pm to 5 pm, at the CEU Prehistoric Museum, 155 East Main Street - Price, Utah, you can see preparation taking place on a jacketed portion of the Goose Neck Dinosaur. This event is open to the public at regular admission rates (free for members). You will be able to speak one on one with John Bird, the paleontology field and lab manager, and witness how the preparation on a discovery takes place once it has been retrieved from the field. This continuation of the Goose Neck Dinosaur Excavation is a wonderful opportunity for the public to see first-hand how dinosaurs are discovered and what happens after they are. We hope you can stop by!
60th Annual Sunnyside Rodeo - July 9 and 10, Sunnyside arena.
60th Annual Sunnyside Rodeo Royalty Contest - June 27 at 5 p.m., Sunnyside arena. Royalty consists of Queen, 1st and 2nd attendant ages 13 years and up, 2 princesses ages 12 and under. Pre-registration not required. For information contact Linda Andrews, 888-9923.
Children's Fun Times - Looking for something for your child to do on Wednesdays? First Baptist Church of Price is offering a children's Fun Time for grades 1st-6th. Music, bible scripture, activities, snacks and fun. They meet each Wednesday from 5:00-6:00 p.m. For information call Linda Edwards, Children's Ministy at 637-1947.
Carbon High School Class of 1947 - Class reunion, "One More Time" on August 13-14, 2010. Contact Charmaine Matthews for more information, 472-3281.
Carbon High School Class of 1990 - Is planning a reunion. If you are member of the class of 1990 from Carbon High or know where a member of this class is now, please contact Nikki at 303-451-0266. For reunion details visit www.carbonclassof1990.com.
Jobs Daughters - Bethel 3 of Price Utah of the International Order of Jobs Daughters has resumed meetings for the spring term. If you are a young lady between the ages of 10 and 20 and would like more information about joining our organization, please contact Kelly Wilkinson at 630-0270 or email@example.com.
Western Mining and Railroad Museum - Located at 296 South Main in Helper, the museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. For information, Castle Valley residents may contact the museum at 472-3009.
Carbon County Triad - meets the first Wednesday of the month at 1:30 p.m. at the Price public safety dispatch center.Members focus on law enforcement and aging programs to assist the elderly.
Gallery East - Hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Immunization clinic hours - Clinics are scheduled at Southeastern Utah Health District Monday through Thursday from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. For information, contact the public health department at 637-3671.
Women's cancer screening - Women 50 years of age or older may qualify for free breast and cervical cancer exams and mammograms. Women ages 40 to 49 may qualify for a low-cost exam.For information, call the public health district at 637-3671.
Free legal clinics - Utah Legal Services has scheduled free clinics the second and fourth Monday of the month from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the 7th District Court complex, located at 149 East 100 South in Price. Residents should bring all pertinent documents pertaining to legal questions. For information and appointments, contact the agency toll-free at 1-800-662-1563.
Carbon County Animal Shelter - AVID chip pet identification is available at the shelter. Hours are Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Carbon County RSVP & Volunteer Center - Residents of Carbon County who would like to lend a hand, or are in need of the assistance of volunteers, may contact the Carbon County RSVP & Volunteer Center at 636-3204 or visit our web site for more information at http://www.carbon.utah.gov/volunteer.
Carbon County Family Support and Children's Justice Center - offers crisis care for families with children from infants to 11 years old.
The crisis nursery is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Residents may use the nursery for respite, doctor and mental health appointments, court appearances, medical emergencies, family crisis, support meetings, divorce classes and to escape domestic violence.
Parenting classes are scheduled Thursday at 1:30 p.m.
The center is also collecting donations for displaced families. Furniture items will be accepted only if the center has families in need.
For information, call the center at 636-3739.
Child care resource and referral - For information on reserving a spot at upcoming child care provider orientation classes, local residents may contact Avis Burrows at 636-2355.
Applications for startup grants are available at the agency's office at CEU.
Price library - Hours are Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 6:45 p.m., Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday.
Story time is scheduled Monday at 11 a.m. for toddlers, Tuesday and Wednesday at 5 p.m. and Thursday at 1 p.m.
English as a second language classes are Monday and Thursday at 6 p.m.
Basic literacy classes are scheduled as needed.
For information, contact the library at 636-3188.
Helper library - Hours are Monday through Thursday, noon to 6 p.m.; Friday, noon to 4 p.m.; and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The library offers Internet accessible computers and will obtain books for patrons through the inter-facility loan program.
For information, contact the library at 472-5601.
CEU Library - Hours are Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; closed Saturday; and Sunday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Hours vary during holiday weekends, school breaks and summer semesters.
For information, contact the library at 613-5209.
Rape crisis hot line - Rape or domestic violence victims in the Carbon-Emery County area may contact the local 24-hour crisis line toll-free at 1-866-894-8610.
Carbon County Humane Society - offers clinics the third Tuesday of the month at 5 S. Carbon Avenue, Price.
Contact the society at 637-0588 for appointments.
Second Chance Wildlife Rehabilitation - is a non-profit group dedicated to the care of orphaned, injured or ill wildlife.The group needs a volunteer to organize and carry out fundraising events. Contact Debbie Pappas at 650-3441 for information.
Castle Country Habitat for Humanity - is accepting applications for homes from eligible candidates. The office is located at 150 South 700 East in Price. Donations may be sent to PO Box 724, Price, UT 84501. For information, contact the organization at 637-9701.
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LOWVILLE Lewis County officials have decided against reimbursing any police agency for mental health transports to Watertown.
This way, everybody gets treated the same, legislative Mental Hygiene Committee Chairman Paul M. Stanford, D-Watson, said during a special committee meeting Wednesday.
The session, attended by Lowville Police Chief Eric F. Fredenburg, Sheriff Michael P. Carpinelli and Undersheriff James M. Monnat, was called to continue discussions on a nearly $1,000 bill from the village intended to cover the transport of area residents to Samaritan Medical Center, Watertown, for mental health evaluations over the previous four months.
Chief Fredenburg at a committee meeting last month said he had been under the impression that police agencies, under state Mental Health Law, could seek reimbursement for such expenses.
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On and around the Grand-Place The Grand-Place is a Unesco World Heritage site. Its construction began in the 15th century; first, some covered market halls and a few guild houses, then a Town Hall to establish the authority of this centre of trade. It was bombarded by the French army in 1695 and almost completely destroyed. But, like a phoenix, it was to rise from the ashes in 3 years. This is why four styles stand side by side there: it's a hotchpotch of Gothic, opulent Baroque, Neoclassical and Neogothic.Address: Grand-Place, Brussels 1000Phone: 32 (0)2 513 89 40Website: http://www.visitbrussels.beMore info: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/do-see/to-see/monuments-sites.doSubway: Bourse, De BrouckèreTickets: Ticketnet, Sherpa
Mont des Arts was dreamed up by King Leopold II, who wanted to surround his palace with beautiful things and fine minds. Imagine the wealth of treasures to be found here : within a radius of 300 m there's the Musée Magritte Museum, the Royal Museums of Fine Arts, BOZAR - Centre for Fine Arts, the Coudenberg archaeological site, the Espace cultural ING (ING Cultural Centre), the BELvue Museum, CINEMATEK, not to mention the Musical Instruments Museum. An abundance of culture that you really can't afford to miss!Address: Mont des Arts, Brussels 1000 Phone: +32 2 563 62 00Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/do-see/to-see/museums-visits.doMore info: BIP | Rue Royale, 2-4 / Brussels 1000 (Tel : +32 2 563 62 00)
Comic strip in Brussels is a sector that's constantly evolving, it's living from day to day! Every year, new comic strip frescoes are added to the trail. Specialist galleries and shops are opened, attractions are created, and exhibitions dedicated to various authors or characters are always running all over the region. Two must-see museums of the 9th art are the Belgian Comic Strip Center (Centre belge de la Bande Dessinée) and the MOOF. Belgian Comic Strip Center Rue des Sables 20, Brussels 1000 Tel. : +32 2 219 19 80 www.cbbd.be MOOF- Museum of Original figurines Rue du Marché-aux-Herbes 116, Brussels 1000 Tel.: +32 2 265 33 25 www.moof-museum.beWebsite: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/do-see/to-see/museums-visits.doOpening hours: Open from tuesday till sunday from 10am till 6 pm (closed during holidays)
Brussels is the capital city of 500 million Europeans. It's a city bubbling with life, where there's always a cosmopolitan ambience on offer, thanks to the mixed nature of its culture, with cultural influences from past and present as well as from here and elsewhere. In the European institutions district, there are a lot of businessmen and businesswomen to the square metre but Place du Luxembourg is a real world stage and the favourite "terrace" of an international crowd who get along well together in every language. Several places worth seeing: the Parlamentarium, Parc Léopold, the Wiertz Museum, the Museum of Natural Sciences and the museums of Parc du Cinquantenaire. And all this just a few yards away from the European Parliament.Address: Parlamentarium | Rue Wiertz 60, Brussels 1047 Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/do-see/to-do/walks.doMore info: www.europarl.europa.eu/visiting/en/parlamentarium
A seminal symbol of Brussels and unique achievement in the history of architecture: today the Atomium is the most popular attraction in the capital of Europe. It was built for the 1958 World Fair. The Atomium is the representation of an iron crystal enlarged 165 billion times. Visitors can walk through its tubes and spheres and the Atomium also presents a permanent exhibition dedicated to its history as well as temporary exhibitions for the general public.Address: Square de l'Atomium, Brussels 1020Phone: +32 2 475 47 75Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/do-see/to-see/monuments-sites.doOpening hours: Each day from 10am till 6pm (no entry after 5.30 pm)More info: www.atomium.be
Begun in 1820 under the reign of King Guillaume (William), it was altered in 1904 under Leopold II, who had it rebuilt in the Louis XVI style. The side wings date from the 18th century and are flanked at their far ends by two pavilions. The Royal Palace opens to the public every year from mid-July to mid-September.Address: Rue Brederode 16, Brussels 1000 Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/do-see/to-see/monuments-sites.doMore info: www.monarchie.be
This bronze statuette, produced in the 17th century by J. Duquesnoy the elder, embodies the rebellious spirit of Brussels. From the status of a public fountain, today it's presented as a legendary figure. With numerous costumes and decorations, its wardrobe includes some 800 pieces.Address: Rue de l'Etuve, Brussels 1000Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/do-see/to-see/monuments-sites.doMore info: Brussels Info Place (BIP) | rue Royale 2, 1000 Brussels - Daily: 09 a.m. to 06 p.m. - tel: 32 (0)2 513 89 40 - firstname.lastname@example.com
Art Nouveau was more than an artistic movement, it was a new way of living and thinking. In Brussels, the years from 1893 saw houses spring up that were unlike any others before, and every element of everyday life was adorned with organic or geometric lines: façades, wrought ironwork, mosaics, furniture, tableware, carpets, etc. The best way of discovering Art Nouveau is to visit the Horta Museum or walk around Square Ambiorix. But other residences will also welcome you in, such as the Maison Autrique and Hôtel Hannon (grand townhouse). The Horta Museum Rue Américaine 25, Brussels 1060 Tel.: +32 2 543 04 90 www.hortamuseum.be Maison Autrique Chaussée de Haecht 266, Brussels 1030 Tel. : +32 2 215 66 00 www.autrique.be Hôtel Hannon Avenue de la Jonction 1, Brussels 1060 Tel. : +32 2 538 42 20 www.contretype.org Square Ambiorix, Brussels 1040Phone: +32 2 543 04 90Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/do-see/to-see/museums-visits.do
The Horta Museum is established in the private house and studio of the famous architect, Victor Horta (1861 - 1947). Built between 1898 and 1901, the two buildings are characteristic of Art Nouveau at its peak. The house has kept intact most of its interior decors: mosaics, stained-glass windows, furniture, paintings and murals form a collection whose every detail evokes harmony and sophistication. The museum is also a centre for research into Victor Horta and Art Nouveau. The architect's personal archives, a collection of blueprints for his buildings and a library are open to the public by arrangement.Address: rue Américaine 25, St.Gilles 1060Phone: +32 2 543 04 90Website: http://www.hortamuseum.beMore info: email@example.com
The first building created by Horta, the Autrique house has been entirely renovated and brought to life thanks to the imagination of the scriptwriters and cartoonists Schuiten and Peeters.Address: Chaussée de Haecht 266, Schaerbeek 1030Phone: +32 2 215 66 00Website: http://www.autrique.be More info: email@example.com
In 1902 the engineer Edouard Hannon (1853 - 1931) called upon his friend, the architect Jules Brunfaut (1852 - 1942) to build this mansion, a masterpiece in the Art Nouveau style. At the present time the building is occupied by the Contretype Photographic organisation which is devoted to the promotion of creative photography by organising, in particular, exhibitions.Address: Avenue de la Jonction 1, St. Gilles 1060Phone: +32 2 538 42 20Website: http://www.contretype.orgMore info: email@example.com
The Brussels Card is the best way to see this fascinating capital of Europe. It offers you, during 24, 48 or 72h, free entry to over 30 museums, free use of public transports and exclusive offers in designer's boutiques, shops, exhibitions, restaurants & attractions.Website: http://www.brusselscard.be/
Not far from the Grand-Place, heaps of mussels and chips from this guardian of good Belgian cuisine.Address: Rue des Bouchers 18, Brussels 1000 Phone: 32 2 511 14 15Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/restaurants.doMore info: www.chezleon.be
Standing alone on an island in the middle of the lake in Bois de la Cambre (woods). You get to it in a boat. A complete change of scenery!Address: Bois de la Cambre | Sentier de l'Embarcadère 1, Brussels 1000 Phone: +32 2 372 92 92Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/restaurants.doMore info: www.chaletrobinson.be
Simplicity is the house motto, in the cuisine, in the prices and in the informality. Delightful interior.Address: Grand-Place 15, Brussels 1000Phone: +32 2 513 73 44Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/restaurants.doMore info: www.restaurant-het-kelderke.be
The temple of fine dining in Brussels! Service, welcome, setting, wine cellar, it's all magical.Address: Place Rouppe 23, Brussels 1000 Phone: +32 2 512 29 21Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/restaurants.doMore info: www.commechezsoi.be
Mastery of seafood against a modern backdrop.Address: Place Sainte-Catherine 23, Brussels 1000 Phone: +32 2 218 85 45Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/restaurants.do
A charming little café with a warm and friendly decor, serving all kinds of teas, good coffee, sandwiches, little cakes and pastries and very high-quality chocolate.Address: Rue des Chartreux 4, 1000 BrusselsPhone: +32 2 513 51 31Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/bars-cafes.do
Delicacies of all kinds in the shop and café service for anyone who fancies a bite to eat. But you just have to leave room for dessert of course.Address: Place du Grand Sablon 12, Brussels 1000Phone: +32 2 512 37 42Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/bars-cafes.doMore info: www.wittamer.com
Alain Coumont learned about bread as a little boy. With a hunger and passion for quality, his wish was simple: to find nourishing and healthy bread with a dense crumb and firm crust. He went back to his roots, opening a bakery to recreate the natural rustic breads of his childhood. There's also an area for trying the products there (Viennese pastries, salad, all kinds of cakes and pastries as well as full, high-quality meals) in an interior showing a fondness for wood, around a large communal table.Address: Rue des Sablons 11, Brussels 1000 Phone: +32 2 513 51 54Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/breakfasts.doMore info: www.lepainquotidien.be
This establishment has received international recognition on the list of the 10 best beer bars in the world. The special draw of this bistro is the 46 artisan draught beers, which are kept in a cold room with less CO2, conducive to longer storage.Address: Place Fontainas 8-10, Brussel 1000 Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/bars-cafes.do
A safe bet in the world of Brussels nightlife; for dancing until the early hours; fabulous mezzanine and amazing programmes (DJ improv show).Address: Rue des Pierres 8, Brussels 1000 Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/bars-cafes.do
As tradition demands, there's no getting away from a turn in this palace of the most 'brrrrrusseleers' specialities in the capital. The patrons fluctuate between responsible fifty-something and quick-witted bons viveurs. And you can sip Faros, Kriek and Gueuze beers there, with a soft cheese open sandwich in your hand. A classic that's still going strong.Address: Rue Montagne aux Herbes Potagères 7,Brussels 1000 Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/bars-cafes.do
Make the most of the unique atmosphere of this brasserie from 1886, which has successfully retained its cachet of yesteryear. Le Cirio was built in pure Art Nouveau style and has played host to many artists through the years. House speciality? The "Half en Half": half white wine, half Champagne.Address: Rue de la Bourse 18-20, Brussels 1000Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/bars-cafes.do
Standing right in the heart of the city centre between la Monnaie, la Bourse and Sainte-Catherine, this place is laying the foundations of a new scene and puts on a very particular and eclectic programme of music.Address: Rue de la Vierge Noire 10-12, Brussels 1000Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/bars-cafes.do
Neo-cabaret in the heart of Brussels on Marché aux Poissons close to Place Sainte-Catherine. You'll be welcomed into a popular and original atmosphere. A return to La Belle ÉpoquAddress: Quai au Bois à Brûler 5-7, Brussel 1000Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/bars-cafes.do
The fuddled charm of the Archiduc still works its magic. Its thirties decor has something to do with it of course. Concerts are often held there around the famous grand piano. Try it at the end of the evening too, when you might come across a famous singer or two. Style: Jazz / ElectroAddress: Rue A. Dansaert 6-8, Brussels 1000Website: http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/eat-drink/bars-cafes.do
Around 60 minutes from Brussels, Antwerp and Cologne, Maasmechelen Village has more than 100 luxury outlet boutiques offering savings of 30% to 60% on the recommended retail price of leading brands.Address: Zetellaan 100, MaasmechelenPhone: +32 89 77 40 00Website: http://www.chicoutletshopping.com
Brussels South Charleroi Airport - Situated 46km from Brussels' Grand-Place. Every hour, a shuttle bus links Brussels South Charleroi Airport to Gare du Midi railway station in Brussels (the shuttle leaves from the junction of Rue de France and Rue de l'Instruction, follow the "Thalys" exit at Gare du Midi). Tickets are sold either at http://www.voyages-lelan.be or in the terminal of Brussels South Charleroi Airport or on the bus leaving from Brussels. You can reach Brussels South Charleroi Airport easily from any Belgian railway station. Ask for the ticket "code 814 one way or code 815 return" at the ticket desk of your station. On arriving at Gare de Charleroi Sud (Charleroi South station), simply catch the direct bus (bus A), which takes you to the airport terminal in a few minutes. Similarly, when you arrive at the airport, you can buy a "bulk ticket" at the information desk. This covers your transfer by bus to Charleroi Sud railway station and the train journey to any Belgian destination. The bulk ticket can be bought only at the airport.Website: http://www.charleroi-airport.com / http://visitbrussels.be/bitc/BE_en/essential-brussels/getting-here.do


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Saturday, March 07, 2009The Lady Bisons dropped their second Atlantic Sun Conference match against the University of South Carolina-Upstate 7-0.
Senior Raphaela Jann and sophomore Claire Landry continued their strong doubles play, but lost 8-5 to Carolina Bello and Cinthya Lazaro.
"We keep improving in doubles and Jann and Landry had a great match today," said Lady Bisons coach Kristin Lusk. "They are playing really tough."
It was the 13th straight A-Sun match win for USC Upstate.
"We've played ETSU and USC Upstate this weekend, which are two of the best teams in the conference," said Lusk. "It was a tough weekend for us, but we've got to bounce back and get ready to play Wofford Sunday morning."
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State Senator Shirley Huntley pleaded not guilty to three charges relating to a Long Island nonprofit after turning herself in this morning.
The southeast Queens politician helped cover up nearly $30,000 in public funds steered from Parent Workshop, Inc. to the senator's aide, Patricia Savage, and to the senator's niece, Lynn Smith, according to the indictment.
The nonprofit was provided with funds with the promise of providing programs for parents on the workings of the New York City public school system. Savage and Smith were indicted in December.
Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said that when Huntley learned of the probe into her niece and aide, she penned a false backdated letter stating the nonprofit conducted workshops that never took place.
Huntley is charged with the tampering with physical evidence and falsifying business records in the first degree, and conspiracy in the fifth degree, a misdemeanor.
"Falsifying documents, conspiracy and deliberately tampering with an open investigation are serious crimes. The individuals who schemed to profit at the taxpayers' expense and cover it up will be held accountable," said Schneiderman.
If found guilty, Huntley would be removed from office, under the New York State Public Officers Law.
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Marcus works as the Director of Startup Labs in Latin America. Prior to this he served as the Managing Director of Wayra Mexico - Telefónica's accelerator arm -, focused primarily on IT and Communication high-impact businesses. By the end of 2012, Wayra already accounted for 13 offices in 12 countries, both in Latin America and Europe, becoming the largest high-tech incubator/accelerator worldwide.
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It was not a good weekend for the Carbon Dinos as they let two games slip through their hands. On Friday night they lost in overtime to Canyonview by the score of 57-49. Playing an early game on Saturday night, they let Cedar walk away with a 58-50 win.
Cold shooting early in the Friday night game let the Dinos get in a hole. They were down 25-21 at the half. Not a huge deficit, but still forcing the Dinos to play catch-up in the second half. The team stepped it up and closed the gap to one by the fourth and tied it up at the end of regulation play. The Falcons took over in overtime and outscored the Dinos 9-1.
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It was a costly loss for the Dinos. Cole Warburton injured his wrist and may be out for a while. The team will know his status on Monday. Warburton has been instrumental in Carbon's success this season and his loss will be felt. He scored 10 with two threes in the loss before he went out. Brandon Wilson led the team with 15. He hit three long balls on the night.
Saturday night the team came out with intensity as they faced off with Cedar. Turnovers that had plagued the team the night before again became their own worst enemy. Even with the gifts to the Redmen, Carbon found itself up by five at the half. The Dinos fell behind again, but pulled in front in the third before making a series of bad shots that let Cedar regain the lead.
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Before the season began Carbon High head coach Jeff Cisneros said he anticipated every Region 12 game would be a closely contested battle. His words have proven to be quite prophetic, but for the Carbon Dinos the results have not always gone in their favor.
In their fourth down to the wire game in team's last five games, the Carbon Dinos were again left with an empty feeling as they fell to the Juab Wasps 62-59 on Friday night at the CHS gymnasium.
This loss came just three days after Carbon gave Spanish Fork a taste of defeat 61-60 in the final seconds of the game.
Carbon trailed Juab 26-21 at halftime, struggling at times to deal with the size of Juab's front line players in the paint.
Down by eight in the third quarter, Cisneros called a timeout, openly yelling at his players to communicate with each other on defense.
That seemed to give Carbon a boost as they cut the lead down to 42-39 heading into the fourth quarter.
With 2:25 left in the game, Carbon's Jordan Blanc made a basket and got a foul that cut Juab's lead to one, 49-48. But moments later Carbon found themselves losing ground as Juab started to pull away. After two free throws put Juab up 56-49, Carbon began to make one final run. Derek Young scored on a shot down low but Juab answered back with basket. Carbon's Clay Finkbiner hit a three with 46.1 seconds left to cut the lead to 58-54. Juab added two more free throws but Young converted on another basket in the paint and Finkbiner added another three to bring the Juab lead down to one with 12.8 seconds left.
Juab added another two free throws to put the lead at three with 10.5 seconds left. Dakota Cisneros missed a three with a defender right in his face and Finkbiner missed a contested three point attempt in the closing seconds as the buzzer sounded.
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This high honor comes soon after we were ranked #1 "World's Best River Cruise Line" in the 2012 Condé Nast Traveler's Readers' Choice Awards. This is the eighth year we've been recognized among the world's best in the prestigious magazine's annual survey—and the first time we've received this top honor. What makes this award so special is that it comes from our passionate travelers who read Condé Nast Traveler and took the time to vote and share their views with other travelers.Grand Circle Cruise Line video »
We see our high honor as a vote of confidence, and confirmation that Grand Circle delivers a 4-star experience at a 3-star price to its valued travelers. To learn more about our commitment to discovery, value, and choice aboard our small ships, view our video to the right showcasing the true Grand Circle Cruise Line experience.
Results of 2012 Condé Nast Traveler's Readers' Choice Awards are derived from a survey of the magazine's subscribers. In 2012, 46,476 readers responded to the survey, which asked them to rate the world's best cruise lines, cities, hotels, airlines, and more. In the river ship category, readers rated their experiences based on the ships' activities/facilities, cabins, crew/service, design/layout, food/dining, itineraries/schedule, and shore excursions. The Platinum Circle includes cruise lines, hotels, resorts, and destinations that have appeared on the magazine's Gold List for the past five years or more in a row.
From our headquarters in Boston to our more than 30 regional offices around the globe, all of us at Grand Circle are incredibly proud and grateful for this award—and on behalf of the entire Grand Circle family, thank you for traveling with us and a special thanks to all of you who shared your Grand Circle Cruise Line experiences with Condé Nast Traveler.
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