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"Poignant snapshot of a long-lost era and place....[This] first novel offers pungent, nostalgic vignettes of Jewish life on Manhattan's Lower East Side." (Kirkus Reviews)
"Tenement Life From a Child's Point of View"
As the author states in the afterward of the book-this book is part biography, part fiction and all true. It tells a sweeping story of living in poverty in the tenements of NYC through the eyes of young Elka. The book reminded me of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn at first. However, I can understand why it isn't on a youth reading list anywhere. This story is peppered with frank talk about sex, infidelity and off-color jokes. Much of this was unnecessary for the story. It is a shame that this content makes it inappropriate for young people because it is an engaging tale filled with growth, insight and change.
I agree with another reviewer that I would have liked a better time line. I found myself wondering what year it was when the action took place and hoping for an easier tracking of time progression. Instead there were vague mentions of "the war". Having firmer grounding in time would have made the story fit more easily into the world going on around it.
Lorna Raver, the narrator, did a great job. I really enjoyed her enthusiasm. It was a long book but the listening time flew by and my attention was held effortlessly. Parts of the book are difficult listening, as the poverty, chronic illness, filth and constant struggle are harsh realities. That said, it is a good story and I'm glad I listened.
"A delightful book"
This is a charming and heart-warming book. The characters are beautifully portrayed by the reader and her accented dialogue adds to the pleasure of the book. My background is very different from the NYC Jewish culture and yet I could relate so well to the family. I loved the characters and I really hope that there will be a sequel.
"Another Favorite"
The list just gets longer and longer of favorite books I have listened to. This one has definitely found a spot on that list.
Set in NYC with a Jewish immigrant family prior to, through, and after the Depression. We learn about three generations of a wonderful family as they triumph together. The vignettes are amusing, sad, real, and loving.
I do love ethnic tales because we can always find something in our own background to identify with, regardless of the culture. This is no exception.
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While this book was no great piece of literature, it was an entertaining, engaging story. My Italian grandmother grew up in the NYC tenements and many of her stories were similar although her family was actually poorer than the one described. I think the child's perspective was a good approach, as many of the harsh realities were downplayed. The Tenement Museum in NYC has apartments decorated as they were in this time period - quite interesting.
"Made me smile"
This brought back many memories of days gone by. I enjoyed it. I found myself looking forward to getting in my car so that I could get back to this very close and loving family. Many of her memories are my memories too and many things put a smile on my face.
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That narrator was excellent, accents just like I remembered growing up in NY. I highly recommend this audiobook.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book, and the narrator added to the spell it cast for me. Maybe things are a little sugary, as the one completely hostile reviewer indicated, but I didn't find it terribly unrealistic. The author could have made more of the difficulties in her family's life and of the character flaws in her relatives, but she didn't ignore them. No one is an untarnished angel, except (perhaps) Manya. The environment isn't completely sanitized - racial and ethnic hatreds are certainly there, along with the awfulness of tenement life. These are real people, drawn with a loving hand.
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I love books told from the point of view of a child. They are truly amazing. Like The Secret Lives of Bees and The Book Thief, this book is the world through the eyes of a 6-14 year old growing up in 1930'2 New York in a Jewish Ghetto. It is about family and the strong ties that bind us to those we love, both blood and friends. This is an excellent story and the characters are lovely. The narrator is EXCELLENT. She did the variety of people, ages, accents with ease. I highly recommend this story.
"My Life"
Could not believe it, I still smell the sour pickles,nuts and dried fruits.The urine in the stairwells,my mother would hit the steps to scare the rats & the drunkes.I remeber my mother shoveling coal in some tenaments. Then we would get slippers in the lower eastside for 5 cents put them on the pushcart and sell for 20cents if we could get it. Classified as non-fiction for me. I remeber mom!To Life!
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My favorite story is one that takes you right there as if you are in the room with the characters. This book is wonderful, the narrator is just right.
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Lee Roy Selmon ... First-ever draft pick of Buccaneers, 1976 ... Soon recognized among elite NFL defenders ... Career stats: 78 1/2 sacks, 380 quarterback pressures, forced 28 1/2 fumbles, recovered 10 ... Key member of Tampa Bay's NFC Central title teams, 1979, 1981 ... All-Pro 1979, 1980, 1982. . .All-NFC five times ... Elected to six Pro Bowls ... NFL Defensive Lineman of Year, 1979 ... Born October 20, 1954, in Eufaula, Oklahoma ... Died September 4, 2011, at age of 56.
Lee Roy Selmon, a 6-3, 256-pound consensus All-America in 1975 at the University of Oklahoma, was the first-ever draft pick of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers franchise in 1976. The winner of both the Lombardi and Outland trophies as the outstanding college lineman in 1975, the defensive right end immediately established himself at as the leader of the Buccaneers defensive unit that would eventually produce two NFC Central Division championships in the team's first six seasons.
Selmon, who was born in Eufaula, Oklahoma, joined his brother Dewey on the first Tampa Bay team. Dewey, a year older, was a second-round draft pick. A defensive tackle/linebacker, he played in Tampa Bay until 1980.
Although he missed six games due to injuries as a rookie, he was named the Bucs' Rookie of the Year and the team's Most Valuable Player. He battled injuries during two of his first three seasons, but starting in 1978 he was named first- or second-team All-Pro five times. He also was also All-NFC choice five times, and was named to six straight Pro Bowls from 1980 to 1985. With four sacks, he was co-Player of the Game in the 1982 Pro Bowl.
Four times the NFL Players Association named Lee Roy the NFC Defensive Lineman of the Year and he was a unanimous choice as NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 1979. Selmon was a major factor in the Bucs' first winning season, which was concluded with a 9-0 loss to the Los Angeles Rams in the 1979 NFC Championship Game. Lee Roy had 11 sacks and a career-best 117 tackles that year. He had three sacks in one game four times. A back injury, which forced him to miss the entire 1985 season, brought a premature end to his outstanding career.
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1979 NFC – Los Angeles Rams 9, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 0
Selmon started at right defensive end. He left the game with a sprained knee early in the second half and did not return. He did not register any statistics.
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The topic of the14th Amendment of the United States Constitution is continuing to stir debate in Washington, with those who favor increasing the debt limit at any cost raising the specter of President Obama simply overruling Congress and authorizing the issuance of new debt without the consent of lawmakers. According to this storyline, the president need only invoke Section 4 of the 14th Amendment, which states that "the validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law … shall not be questioned." If Congress refuses to abide by its constitutional obligation to ensure government debts are paid, argue certain of Obama's supporters, then the president would be justified in simply imposing his will on Congress to ensure that the 14th Amendment's prohibition of government default is honored.
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On Tuesday, SC Bern laced up for a game against Ambri Piotta, one of their Swiss League opponents. Bern as you may know is the new home for Islanders hockey, with John Tavares and Mark Streit on the roster.
The Euro Islanders Bern won the game 5-3 with help from the two Isles, as Tavares scored twice and added an assist and Streit also had an assist. The highlight of the night was Streit's patented shot-pass, which found Tavares in the slot on the power play for a redirect goal. Tavares would also score the game's final tally with an empty netter from his own defensive zone.
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I'd also like to share with you a couple of other sessions from dmexco, which was an absolutely massive event. How big? In one of the two huge trade show floors they had a McCafe… inside the Google booth! Ok, but on to the other sessions. First, here's a Day 2 keynote from Y&R Global CEO, David Sable on Generation World. A great presentation:
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Abajo Mountains. Monticello and Foy lakes are accessible and will be stocked in the next week or so.
Benches Pond. Stocking will occur within a week.
Boulger Pond. Stocking will occur next week.
Cleveland Reservoir. The reservoir is about 50 percent ice covered and has not been stocked yet. Fishing is expected to be poor until stocking occurs.
Gigliotti Pond. This new pond in Helper will be filled and stocked by May 25 for its grand opening. The pond will be closed to fishing until May 25.
Gooseberry Reservoir. The reservoir has not been stocked yet, but will be accessible in about a week.
Huntington Creek. No report. Harvest of brown trout on the left fork is encouraged, where the limit is four fish. On the left fork, fish must be taken with artificial flies or lures. On the right fork, from Flood and Engineer's Canyon upstream to Electric Lake dam, only two trout may be taken and artificial flies must be used. No bait or lures are allowed in this section.
Huntington Game Farm Pond. The pond was stocked with 2,000 catchable-size rainbow trout a week ago. Anglers using Jake's spin-a-lures have done well. The trout limit is four. The bluegill limit is 10. The bass limit is four, but only one bass larger than 15 inches. Limits are the same for all licensed anglers and unlicensed anglers under 14 years of age.
Huntington North Reservoir. (near the city of Huntington). Fishing has been generally slow for trout. A Jake's spin-a-lure is recommended. Jigs have been working well for largemouth bass, where the limit is two. All bass over 12 inches must be immediately released.
Huntington Reservoir (near the top of Huntington Canyon). The reservoir is about 90 percent ice covered. There is open water where the tributaries (currently closed to fishing) empty into the reservoir. Otherwise, the shoreline has not opened up. Some of the best fishing of the year should occur as the ice recedes from the shoreline. Release of tiger trout is encouraged so that fish can grow larger. Any brown trout caught should be harvested. The reservoir is closed to the possession of cutthroat trout and trout with cutthroat markings.
Joes Valley Reservoir. Fishing continues to be slow. Anglers are encouraged to release all larger splake for control of the abundant Utah chub population. The splake limit is two fish. All splake between 15 to 20 inches must be immediately released.
Lasal Mountains. DWR conservation officer Edward Meyers reports that fishing at Ken's Lake has been fair to good near the dam with traditional baits. Fishing has been better early and late in the day. As of May 7, Oowah and Medicine lakes had not been stocked yet. Dark Canyon Lake was stocked on May 6 with 1,800 catchable sized rainbow trout. The road to Warner is open, but the lake has not been stocked. All other mountain lakes are accessible. Stocking should occur before Memorial Day.
Lower Fish Creek. Lower Fish Creek flows are currently high and the water is murky. The road to the DWR property is open and dry.
Millsite Reservoir. Sergeant Carl Gramlich describes fishing success as fair. Frequent weather changes have contributed to sporadic catch rates. A worm tipped with marshmallow or PowerBait is recommended.
Scofield Reservoir. DWR southeastern region aquatics manager Louis Berg reports that the water is beginning to clear at Scofield Reservoir, which has improved fishing success. Angler Tom Ogden caught 26 trout in seven hours. Most of the fish were 10 to 12 inch rainbows, but some were as large as 17 inches. Fishing was best on the west side of the lake. Good fly patterns include a green or brown Sheep Creek special, red leech and green leech. Bait fishing remains poor to fair. Please remember that fishing is not allowed in the tributaries until July 13 in order to protect spawning fish. The boat ramp to Madsen Bay will be closed until May 20, due to paving of the parking area. However, the Mountain View boat ramp remains in operation. Berg reminds anglers that much of the land around the reservoir is private. Anglers should keep vehicles off the shoreline and fish only in designated areas. Conservation officers are writing quite a few tickets for illegal vehicle use and trespass. There have been some expensive towing charges for violators.
Wrigley Springs Reservoir. Wrigley Springs has been stocked. No report on angling success.
Lake Powell. Report updated May 9. Wayne Gustaveson, DWR Lake Powell project leader, provides the following report. The lake elevation is 3,645 M.S.L. and the water temperature is 58 to 64 degrees Fahrenheit. Lake level continues to fall with outflow more than doubling inflowing water.It is not as cold at night which allows some of the heat gained during the day to be retained over night.
Fish are really enjoying the warming trend with some of the best catching of the season happening right now. Bass fishing is really heating up with smallmouth being taken virtually everywhere on the lake. Main channel rocks with rough edges and steep, quick drops seem to be the best habitat type. Bass are eating crayfish and soft plastic grubs may be the best crustacean imitation. But don't hesitate to cast crankbaits. Bass seem eager to chase this spring. Both hard and soft baits with red flake or red flash are working very well. Rapalas, husky jerks, lucky craft, and wally divers, all seem to draw attention from frisky bass. Remember to keep a 20 fish limit of nine to 12 inch bass. Smallmouth are abundant and keeping the small ones will allow the remaining fish to grow larger.
May is walleye month at Powell. Fish drop offs, deep rocks and the deep center slot in slick rock canyons first thing in the morning. Walleye are light sensitive and will be most active during low light periods. If serious about finding a walleye, use a piece of live night crawler as added enticement to a plastic jig. Trollers will find a few by bouncing a "hot-n-tot" or similar lure across the ends of points or by bumping the trolled lure against the steep canyon wall.
Striped bass may be at the spring peak now. Many fish are found in the main channel and can be caught on anchovy bait still fished at 30 to 50 feet. Remember to chum often to maximize your catch. Different striper schools are in the backs of canyons where water depth is 20to 40 feet where they are eating small insects as they hatch out of the mud on the bottom. Find potential feeding sites by watching for swallows skimming the surface. Birds are eating the same prey and are easier to see than fish. Insects are small but stripers will always grab a stray fish or artificial bait swimming by. Troll for the scattered stripers that are not schooled but feeding individually over a wide area of hatching bugs. Long thin deep diving lures that get down dive 10 to 20 feet like wally divers, thundersticks, Yo-zuri crystal minnow and are just what the stripers want.
Stripers that chase lures are normally in better shape than those that can only find bait. Remember to keep all the stripers caught. Powell is blessed with too much survival from stripers and removing some leaves more prey for those that remain. These insect feeding stripers may be found in Wahweap Bay near Wiregrass canyon, the shallow end of Last Chance, and Halls Creek. There may be adult shad in the same locations.
The water color will be stained and bottom depth about 20 to 30 feet. Hot spots for school stripers in the channel are the dam, intake, Navajo (points past first island). But stripers are becoming wary of boat traffic and will move away from large rafts of boats. Try to find a spot away from the group to do better than average on school fish that shy away from the main group of boats. Stripers will be anywhere in the main channel in the lower lake right now.
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- 2 egg whites
- 1/8 teaspoon cream of tartar
- 1/2 cup sugar
- In a small bowl, beat egg whites and cream of tartar on medium speed until soft peaks form. Gradually add sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, beating on high until stiff peaks form. Place mixture in a heavy-duty resealable plastic bag; cut a small hole in a corner of bag.
- On parchment-lined baking sheets, pipe meringue into a 3-in. log. Pipe two 1-in. balls on opposite sides of each end of the log. Repeat with remaining meringue. Bake at 225° for 1-1/2 hours or until firm. Remove to wire racks. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 1 dozen.
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Flights to Lodz from Europe
Lodz Modern Art Museum boasts a large and impressive collection of art from 20th-century. The museum is sited in a 19th century palace and is now one of Poland's best art and design museums, featuring works by Chagall and Mondrian.Address: ul. Wieckowskiego 36, LodzPhone: +48 42 633 97 90Website: http://www.msl.org.pl
You will find the museum inside the gorgeous Belle Époque palace. Here you can learn more about the city's captivating political and social history. There are also many fine examples of silverware and porcelain too and a room dedicated to famous citizens, like pianist Artur Rubinstein and the Polish writer Jerzy Kosinski.Address: ul. Ogrodowa 15, LodzPhone: +48 42 654 03 23 / 42 254 90 15Website: http://www.muzeum-lodz.plMore info: email@example.com.
The museum is housed in the mid-nineteenth century small palace. Here you can explore Poland's thriving film industry, which has created cinema greats like Polanski, Kieslowski and Wajda.Address: plac Zwyciestwa 1, LodzPhone: +48 42 674 09 57Website: http://www.kinomuzeum.plMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
This is a moving visit to the largest Jewish cemetery in Europe, with over 150,000 gravestones, tombs and mausoleums and an area memorialising victims of the ghetto.Address: ul. Bracka 40, LodzPhone: +48 42 656 70 19Website: http://www.jewishlodzcemetery.orgMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com: Take Tram 1 or 6
Central Textile Museum was established 1960 and is housed in the amazing 19th-century "White Factory". They have a unique collection of textile tools and machinery, fabrics and clothing and the largest collection of tapestries in Europe.Address: ul. Piotrkowska 282, LodzPhone: +48 42 683 26 84Website: http://www.muzeumwlokiennictwa.plMore info: email@example.com
You will find this place close to the Historical Museum of Lodz and located on the Plac Wolnosci. This charming museum offer archaeological finds from all around Poland as well as more modern exhibits on customs and local culture.Address: Pl. Wolności 14, LodzPhone: +48 42 632 84 40Website: http://www.maie.lodz.pl
Exquisite early 1900's Art Nouveau palace – the most ornate in Poland – with stained-glass windows, gorgeous wood detailing and glamorous chandeliers. A small art gallery is inside.Address: ul. Wolczanska 31/33, LodzPhone: +49 42 632 24 16
Lagiewniki Park is Europe's largest park or forest located in the northern part of the city. Come here and enjoy the fresh air over a relaxing walk or a picnic.Address: Lodz
Shooting Range Academy offers you a great chance of trying out how to shoot. Choose between sharp weapons, rifles, machine guns and smoothbore shotguns. Come here as a group or individuals, either way you will be met by experienced instructors.Address: Parzęczew, LodzPhone: +48 602 221 507Website: http://www.shooting-academy.pl
The Botanical Garden in Lodz is located approximately 10 min from the city centre. The garden is divided into nine different thematic areas for you to explore. For example, take the chance and see and smell different exotic plants.Address: ul. Krzemieniecka 36/38, LodzPhone: +48 42 688 44 20Website: http://www.botaniczny.lodz.pl
The Opera House is housed in an old communist building and a great place to enjoy a cultural evening. The tickets are usually not that expensive and the theatre is worth a visit.Address: Plac Dąbrowskiego, LodzPhone: +48 42 633 99 60Website: http://www.operalodz.comMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Saint Alexander Newsky Cathedral was completed during the time period when Poland was under the Russian empire in 1884. During your visit here you will take part of different historic incidents which will make you understand the city´s history.Address: ul. Kilinskiego 56, Lodz
A zoo is always exciting for the young ones and even if you are a bit older. Visit the Lodz Zoo and check out different animals, find out more about their breed and where they come from.Address: ul.Konstantynowska 8/10, LodzPhone: +48 42 632 75 09Website: http://www.zoo.lodz.pl
Księży Młyn is beautiful a historic district in Lodz. It is recommended to catch up a bit on the history before visiting the district as it will give you a better comprehension of the place. The architecture here is simply amazing.Address: ul. Tymienieckiego, Lodz
Plac Wolności is the Freedom Square in Lodz, located at the end of the famous street ulica Piotrkowska. There is a roundabout in the middle with a statue of the freedom fighter Tadeusz Kosciuszko. You will also find an interesting museum of Lodz sewer system on one side of the statue.Address: ul. Legionow / ul. Nowomiejska, Lodz
The restaurant is located in the heart of Lodz. They provide excellent service, superb cuisine and old-world atmosphere which makes this traditional Polish place the pick of the city's restaurants.Address: ul. Piotrkowska 12, 90 270 LodzPhone: +48 42 633 83 45Website: http://www.restauracjapolska.net1.plMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dine on tasty Polish delicacies while sitting on the terrace with views to the hillside and forest. They serve large portions so you will not go hungry from here.Address: ul. Rogowska 24, LodzPhone: +48 42 659 76 40Website: http://www.dworek.euroadres.plMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Interesting Egyptian-themed chain restaurants for enjoying European and Middle Eastern dishes like kebabs, steaks and chicken dishes. They run seven individual addresses throughout the city.Address: Drewnowska 58, LodzPhone: +48 42 631 17 11Website: http://www.sphinx.pl/restaurantMore info: ul. Piotrkowska 93, ul. Piotrkowska 250 and ul Piotrkowska 175/177
Jewish restaurant filled with religious artefacts and old-world items, serving tasty ethnic meat and fish dishes. Also one of the trendiest spots for people watching in town!Address: ul. 6 Sierpnia 2/4, 90- 22 LodzPhone: +48 42 630 36 35Website: http://www.anatewka.plMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
This is a small cafe-restaurant that cooks up delicious, inexpensive fusion cuisine to local students and more budget-minded visitors. On the menu you will find dishes like; chicken roasted with lemon stewed in wine, roasted pork sirloin served with spinach and garlic pasta, beefsteak with Gorgonzola sauce and much more.Address: ul. Wojska Polskiego 144a, LodzPhone: +48 42 650 87 94Website: http://www.ciagoty.euMore info: email@example.com: Tram 1 or 6 to "Sporna"
Hot Spoon is a great, authentic Thai restaurant in Lodz with indoor and outdoor seating. The food tastes just as if you would be in Thailand prepare by some of the best chefs in town. Do not miss out!Address: Drewnowska 58, LodzPhone: +48 42 633 90 90Website: http://www.hotspoon.plMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
Ato Sushi is a great option for lunch if you want something light and with a different taste palette than you might be used to. Service is good, staff is friendly and of course, the sushi is great.Address: ul. 6 Sierpnia 1/3, LodzPhone: +48 42 207 99 99Website: http://www.atosushi.plMore info: email@example.com
Enjoy a delicious pizza while people watching in Lodz. The decor is simple but the beer a long with the Italian pizza makes this a great lunch spot. Be prepared that sometimes it might take a couple of minutes to get a table.Address: Rewolucji 1905r. 4, LodzPhone: +48 42 233 54 54Website: http://www.pomodoropizza.pl
Restauracja Kamari is located on one of the busiest streets in Lodz. It is a Greek restaurant, serving fresh, healthy food with products imported from Greece. The portions are big and prices reasonable, it is a great dinner restaurant.Address: ul. Piotrkowska 15, LodzPhone: +48 42 633 21 21Website: http://www.restauracjakamari.plMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Dorsz - British Fish & Chips is a popular restaurant chain in Poland. Do not get taken back by the fact that it is British and located in Poland, the food tastes just as good like it would do if you had it on Oxford Street in London.Address: ul. Traugutta 9, LodzPhone: +48 662 905 550Website: http://www.dorszfishandchips.pl
At Pepe Verde Tawerna it is not hard to tell that the owner likes sailing and good food, simply, likes enjoy the best things in life. This is the feeling they bring to their guests after a meal here. The decor makes you feel like you are on a yacht out on the open sea enjoying the delicious food.Address: ul. Ogrodowa 19a, LodzPhone: +48 42 630 88 22Website: http://www.tawerna.com.plMore info: email@example.com
Ganesh was the first Indian restaurant in Lodz to open in 2006. You can find the restaurant in different places around town but the food is delicious whichever restaurant you choose to go to. The food is an explosion of spices, it will not disappoint you.Address: ul. Piotrkowska 69, LodzPhone: +48 42 632 23 20Website: http://www.ganesh.plMore info: email@example.com
Gesi Puch serves traditional Polish cuisine in a cosy atmosphere. This is a great place for any celebration, where it is a birthday party or a wedding. The service is excellent and so is the food, to be on the safe side, call ahead and book your table.Address: Stefanowskiego 17, LodzPhone: +48 42 651 99 99Website: http://www.gesipuchrestauracja.plMore info: email@example.com
Lili serves lovely Eclectic cuisine. The chef puts a twist to traditional food using seasonal products making it an interesting and fun menu for the guests to choose from.Address: Roosevelta 10, LodzPhone: +48 42 236 68 35Website: http://www.restauracjalili.plMore info: email@example.com
Cesky Film offers you traditional Czech cuisine and in particular well-known for their goulash dish. The waiters are friendly and offer good service and prices are reasonable.Address: Tymienieckiego 25a, LodzWebsite: http://See their http://Facebook pageMore info: email@example.com
With chandeliers and old painted portraits on the walls, this classic café feels like something out of the Prussian Empire. You will be met by friendly staff that serves tasty dishes.Address: plac Wolnosci 6, LodzPhone: +48 66 377 69 20Website: http://www.restauracja-cafe-wiedenska.plMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
This café is located in heart of the city centre and they are a combined restaurant and café serving food inspired from all around the world. You can also drink exclusive coffee and eat delicious desserts.Address: 90 Piotrkowska, LodzPhone: +48 42 632 72 20Website: http://www.affogato.plMore info: firstname.lastname@example.com
W Biegu Café is a rapidly growing café chain and offer various coffee like cappuccino, caffè latte and instant classic. Would you like to have something sweet? They serve tasty snacks and desserts like ice cream, carrot cake and cheesecake.Address: 245 Pabianicka, LodzPhone: +48 42 298 10 42Website: http://www.wbiegucafe.plMore info: C.H Port Łódź
This café, located in the city centre, will ensure you a moment of relaxation in a cosy and warm atmosphere. They serve excellent brewed coffee and tasty coffee milk drinks like raspberry frappé, chocolate frappé and desserts like ice cream, fruity mix and much more.Address: ul. Narutowicza 45, LodzPhone: +48 608 526 386Website: http://See Facebook http://page
Plotkarenka is a cosy and charming café serving aromatic tea and coffee. If you are feeling hungry then try their delicious home-made pies. You will also see interesting exhibitions work inside the venue done by young artists (can be purchased on the spot).Address: 57 Wschodnia, LodzPhone: +48 42 656 09 25
Lodz Kaliska is a great, artsy bar-club at the end of a small street that puts on numerous live music bands attracting a wide range of locals and visitors. There is lots of drinking, especially on the roof terrace in the summer.Address: ul. Piotrkowska 102, LodzPhone: +48 42 630 69 55Website: http://www.klub.lodzkaliska.pl
This is a great typical old Irish pub with Guinness on tap and occasional live music. It is also one of the best bets of finding English speakers in town.Address: ul. Piotrkowska 77, LodzPhone: +48 42 632 48 76Website: http://www.irishpub.pl
This Mexican restaurant-bar is the best destination in town for tequila and can get quite rowdy on the weekends. They also serve excellent margaritas and cold nice beers.Address: ul. Piotrkowska 67, Lodz Phone: +48 42 633 68 68Website: http://www.mexican.plMore info: email@example.com
The city's biggest club is set within a two-floored glass enclosure and covered in red velvet all around with dimly-lit, low-key lamps. The toilet alone is a tourist destination in and of itself – it has glass floors and two-way mirrors!Address: ul. Piotrkowska 97, LodzPhone: +48 42 630 65 73Website: http://www.97.com.plMore info: email@example.com
Bagdad Café is located in the cellar of an ancient big villa in the city centre. Many local students come to hang out at this relaxed artsy club, with DJs spinning hip-hop and ska on the weekends.Address: ul. Jaracza 45, LodzPhone: +48 42 639 97 99Website: http://www.bagdadcafe.pl
Don't let the bouncers or the metal detector turn you off, this is one of the best dance floors in town for grown-ups to shake their stuff. Beware though, drinks are expensive.Address: Juliana Tuwima 1/3, LodzPhone: +48 42 630 05 13Website: http://www.cabaret.pl
Lodz Wladyslaw Reymont Airport is located 6 Km from the city center of Lodz. The city is accessible by bus which departs from Terminal. Journey time to the city center is 15 minutes and 10 minutes to the Train station Łódź. A taxi rank is located in front of Terminal. The average journey time into the city is between 8 to 10 minutes.Address: Stanisława Maczka 35, LodzPhone: +48 42 683 52 55Website: http://www.lotnisko.lodz.pl


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Steven Fogarty Prospect Preview
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In the 2011 NHL draft, Glen Sather and Gordie Clark were faced with a dilemma as highly touted prospect Evgeny Grachev requested a trade from the organization. Acting quickly, Sather and Clark found a suitor in the St. Louis Blues and agreed on dealing the under-achiever Grachev for St. Louis 3rd round pick; which turned out to be center Steven Fogarty. Additionally, the trade had mixed reviews as Grachev was thought to be the next young star for the Rangers. However; any doubts regarding this trade was quickly erased once Fogarty displayed his talents following the draft. Fogarty has good size and uses it well in all three zones. Possess good hands and is a solid two-way player that is willing to play old fashion hockey (blue collar). Plays very physical and is solid along the boards and in front of the net as well. Can finish in tight places and has pretty good hands for a big kid (6'2/195Lbs). He doesn't have blazing speed like many of the recent prospects drafted by the Rangers, however; he has great anticipation and instincts.
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Hockey's Future: Fogarty is a power forward all the way. He pushes players around the ice and he has the hands and hockey sense to get the dirty goals. Fogarty has good offensive skills and a big body; which he uses well along the boards and in front of the net. A decent skater, he will need to improve his stride to move to the next level.
THN.com: Fogarty has a great frame (6'2/195lbs) and uses it to create offensive chances. There is a lot to like about this playmaking pivot who has a long stride and gets up the ice quickly, despite his lack of speed. He has soft hands and superb vision for finding the open man. His work ethic is laudable as he wants to play and loves to compete. Fogarty will go above and beyond to make himself better and put himself into situations to improve. He's a bit raw and needs significant work, but he's got the physical tools to be a solid NHL player.
Strengths: Fogarty has good size and uses it well in all three zones. Possess good hands and has exceptionally anticipation and feel for the game. Aside from these strengths, Fogarty's biggest strength is his work ethics; as he has been affectionally called a gym rat by his coaches and teammates. It's the most important element to his game that will elevate his development at a faster rate to the NHL.
Weaknesses: At this point, aside from his lack of speed; there's not much to dislike about his game. Fogarty needs at least 2-3 years to develop his game to the next level.
Future Analysis: Fogarty will be playing for the fighting Irish of Notre Dame this season and is at least 2-3 years away. Has the frame to get bigger and stronger over the next several years and develop into a solid two-way forward. Hard to predict if he is a top 6 forward or a bottom 6 forward at this point. I would say based on what I've seen and heard regarding his game, I believe at this point Fogarty will be a 3rd line forward with an upside to possibly be a 2nd line forward. In fact, it wouldn't surprise me at all if Fogarty becomes a winger instead of a center at the AHL or NHL level.


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WINOOSKI–The Lake Region Lady Rangers used a balanced attack to dispose of Winooski Thursday in schoolgirl softball action, 15-3.
Nine different Rangers got hits, while LR scored in six of seven innings to back the 6-hit pitching of Michelle Thibeault.
The Rangers got things rolling right out of the gates, dropping three runs on the Spartans in the top of the first inning behind Callie Cashin's two-run double down the right field line. The Spartans came back with a pair of runs in the bottom of the first to make it a 3-2 ballgame, but after that it was all LR.
WILLIAMSTOWN–The Rangers fell to Williamstown 13-7 this past weekend. Lake Region only gave up four hits in the contest, but eight walks, three hit batsmen, six wild pitches and four errors were the teams' undoing.
On the other side the boys in blue had a great offensive performance, getting thirteen hits, but they could not string enough together to get more than seven runs.
Standouts on offense for the Rangers were Darik Messier who tripled, had 2 doubles and a single, Matt Messier had a double and a single and Alex Menard had 3 singles.
Matt Messier took the loss in the contest.
Lake Region's Matt Morin was the top performer, shooting a tourney low 72 to Medal. Other LR scores were Devin Morley 113, Carl Oberg 111, and Derik Rodgers 120. For North Country Nick Kincaid shot a team low 80, good for fifth place overall, and Evan Clark came in at 113.
DERBY–Lake Region's tennis team picked up their first win of the season as they defeated Spaulding 6-1.
"The girls stayed focused and never let their nerves interfere with the chance to win their first match of the season," said coach Laura Laramee.
Every singles player picked up a win on Wednesday despite the threat of rain under ever darkening skies.
Kelly Leblanc won 8-7, Desirae Colorado 8-2, Miranda Beaudry 8-3, Cassie Desmarais 8-0 and Brianna Fontaine 8-0.
The lone loss came from the number one doubles pair, Shaylyn Beatton and Araceli Derbyshire, as they fell 8-5.
Lake Region's boys' golf team is playing quite well these days. Matt Morin picked up where he left off last year and was the Medalist in his last two meets. The first at the Country Club of Vermont where he shot a 39 and again Monday at the Orleans Country Club where he put up his lowest round of the season, a 33.
The team also got some reinforcements as they welcomed back Devin Morley during Monday's meet after he missed some time with a hand injury. In his first meet back he shot a respectable 46 for the Rangers.
Carl Oberg also shot his low round of the season on Monday with a 41.
NEWPORT–When a team is mired in a one win season they need someone or something to rally around.
For the North Country baseball team, that someone is pitcher Joel Lemarche.
Nicknamed "Sheldon" for his resemblance to the character played by Emmy award winning actor Jim Parsons on CBS' The Big Bang Theory, Lemarche came out and threw a masterful eight inning game for a shorthanded Falcon team on Monday against Champlain Valley.
Even though North Country lost the game 6-4 Lemarche's performance was topic of conversation after the game.
"It was a heck of a job," mused Tyler Sanville.
NEWPORT- The Falcons girls' tennis team played a doubleheader against U-32 on Monday, as part of a make-up from an early season cancellation.
Playing under "Pro-style" rules to speed up the game, the Falcons won the first match 5-2 and then finished off the Raiders 4-3 in the second.
"These matches were really important to us," said coach Marie George. "The victories gave us wins number three and four on the season, and we really needed them."
In singles play, Erin Connor defeated Rhiannon Rosamillia 8-4 for the Raiders' only singles win as the rest of the Falcons all won their matches.
NEWPORT–This one was not even close.
The Falcons scored sixteen runs on fourteen hits, six walks, two hit-by-ptches and eight wild pitches, defeating CVU 16-0.
"This was a big win. I feel it got our confidence up. Getting hits and laying down the bunts when I asked them to was key," said coach Leslie Dunn. "Defensively we didn't make any mistakes and we looked really good."
North Country got off to an interesting start, as Maddie Mosher scored the game's first run without the benefit of a hit.
NEWPORT–The North Country girls' golf team hosted the 28th Annual North Country Invitational on Monday. It was orginally posted as the 25th, but was actually the 28th.
31 girls competed in the 18 hole tournament with 11 school sending players. On a day that had rain and possible thunderstorms predicted, it turned out to be a fantastic day for golf. Teeing off at noon, the tournament was completed in 4 1/2 hours, a good pace. Â Team scores are determined by the best total of two players (details below).
ORLEANS–The Lake Region softball team rallied in the first to tie the game, the bottom of the sixth, which eventually forced extra innings, the eighth to push the game to the ninth, but in the bottom of the ninth they could not come up with enough runs to force a tenth as they lost a well played game to the Peoples Academy Wolves on Prom Saturday.
"We kept coming back and coming back. Even though we lost, I think it bodes well for us," coach Matt Tinker said after the game.
The Lady Rangers battled all game long, and it started in the first.


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Each month at Blueshirt Bulletin, we'll pick one player from the Rangers who stood out in recent games and award him with the prestigious title of Blueshirt Bulletin's Bull of the Month. Whether he has been the lone bright spot on the team or one of many, this player will have impressed us with his persistence, consistency, and overall superb play. In short, the Bulletin Bull is the defined difference-maker on the New York Rangers over the course of that month.
March's Bull is: Brad Richards
Stats: 78 GP, 25 G, 39 A, +2 (+/-), 7 PPG, 9 GWG,
League Rank: T17th G, T15th A, T10th PPG, T3rd GWG
Highlight reel: Coast to Coast Goal Against the Isles (3/11), Coast to Coast Goal Against the Red Wings (3/21), Pass to Gaborik, vs. Leafs (3/24)
The Case:
After averaging almost a point-per-game for the month of October, Brad Richards cooled off in the middle of the season, earning the ire of Blueshirt fans for not living up to the lofty expectations set for him before the season began. Added to this was the disappointment that the Gaborik-Richards experiment lasted a mere nine games before being separated and placed on different lines.
Recently, however, Richards has found his way back to the Rangers' other marquee super star. Richards had been shuffled around for most of the season, but it seems that John Tortorella has finally found a new place for Broadway Brad on a line that simply clicks: With Marian Gaborik and rookie call-up Carl Hagelin.
This line jumped out of the gate following a streaky run that saw the Rangers go 4-4-2 and fail to come up with important goals. In a turnaround that included the Rangers at long last putting forth a legitimate top line, Gaborik-Richards-Hagelin combined for 9 points in a single game against the Carolina Hurricanes on March 13th. Since being assembled, this line has peppered a solid 100 shots on net over 11 games.
The Gaborik-Anisimov-Stepan line put up fantastic numbers for a while, but it was eventually disbanded. Even if Gaborik-Richards-Hagelin suffers the same fate, it has become evident that Richards will be able to able to make good things happen on the ice regardless of who his wingers are. Though he has not been the assists machine that he has proven to be in the past (he dished out a career high 68 assists in his 2005-2006 season with the Lightning and frequently approached that number in subsequent seasons), his 25 goals puts him well within reach of his career high of 28, achieved last season with the Dallas Stars.
Richards has also been slowly boosting the Rangers' still rather powerless power play. He ranks 3rd on the team with 7 PPGs, having scored two power play goals against the Islanders on March 11th and assisted on Gaborik's power play / game winning goal in overtime, and scoring one PPG last night against the Canadiens. Richards scored another two goals in the next game against Carolina—the famed Gaborik-Richards-Hagelin Show, in which the line earned 9 points in a single contest—and potted two more assists after that, earning 8 points in 3 games. He capped off the month of March by amassing the 2nd most points in the NHL during this four week stretch, amassing 22 points (7 goals, 15 assists) in 17 games. With 7 points in his last 4 games alone, Richards seems poised to carry on this pace well into April.
The Verdict:
That Richards and Gaborik are at last developing chemistry bodes well for a New York team hoping to make more than just a splash in the playoffs this year. Richards demonstrated his extraordinary poise with the puck by scoring two impressive coast-to-coast goals this month. His on-ice awareness was also put on display when he saucered a perfect pass to Marian Gaborik after sliding back on-sides and picking up the puck all in one fluid motion. Added to his play on the ice, Richards has also continued to mentor young players like Michael Del Zotto, who chipped in two key goals in last night's game against Montreal.
"Richie is really bringing his 'A' game right now. He's finding guys everywhere, and that's a key component having your center playing at his best." – Carl Hagelin
"Brad's game, he's just seeing things better, and he's allowing himself to play. That's just creativity on his part." – John Tortorella
Runners Up:
A summary of Richards' extraordinary play this month would not be complete without a mention of his linemates, Marian Gaborik and Carl Hagelin. Gaborik is just behind Richards in scoring for the month of March, with 20 points, and trails only Evgeni Malkin and Steven Stamkos in goals scored (39). Though he only earned one assist in his past six games, Hagelin has been an important catalyst on this line as well. In addition to this trio, Ryan Callahan continues to shine on Broadway—he can now add a game-winning overtime goal on his birthday and yet another Steven McDonald Extra Effort Award to his 2011-2012 repertoire. Captain Callahan remains first in the team in power play goals, with 12, and logged a mind-boggling season-high 27 minutes of ice time against Winnipeg on March 28th.


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In the ninth inning of today's game, Justin Turner made a diving stop and threw out Jayson Werth at first for the second out of the inning. The play preserved the Mets' one-run lead. Replays showed, however, that Daniel Murphy's foot came off the bag.
Nationals manager Jim Riggleman disputed first base umpire Phil Cuzzi's call, but to no avail.
After the game, Daniel Murphy spoke about the play. He said:
Justin made a great play right there. Yeah, I thought I was on the bag. I haven't seen a replay, so you guys probably know better than I do, but I feel like I was able to stay on, and hat's off to Justin right there.
Well, once Murph gets a chance to look at it, I think he'll agree he got away with one. But it was a very head's up risk by Daniel. Instead of playing it safe and coming off the bag, Murphy took the chance and hung with the play. He was able to sell it to the first base umpire and he got a pivotal second out for his pitcher.
Last night, Terry Collins spoke about how good of a first baseman he thinks Murphy is and I have to agree. Even though Mets fans have seen Murph look very uncomfortable at other positions, he really seems at ease at first. In fact, I think his defense could have been the difference in this two-game series. Yes, the umpire blew the call, but a less savvy first baseman may have not even given Cuzzi the option to call Werth out.


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Rangers @ Blackhawks
United Center, 8:30 pm.
Rangers Record: 14 - 14 - 1
Chicago Record: 18 - 7 - 3
As if leading their division wasn't enough, the Chicago Blackhawks became even deadlier recently, having welcomed sniper Marian Hossa into the lineup.
After signing a lucrative 12-year contract in the offseason, Hossa had shoulder surgery which sidelined him for nearly four months.
Hossa complements an already impressive offensive charge led by winger Patrick Kane, 9 - 18 - 27, and defenseman Duncan Keith, 5 - 18 - 23. Both, along with Jonathan Toews, recently signed contract extensions showing their commitment to the Blackhawks organization.
The Blackhawks haven't played since Saturday, when they defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins 2 - 1 in OT at Mellon Arena.
Hossa opened the scoring with his third goal in six games and young winger Kris Versteeg won the game off an assist from defenseman Brian Campbell.
Chicago is 7 - 2 - 1 in their last ten.
So the Rangers will have a lot on their plate tonight, as they try to combat the red-hot 'Hawks and get on a winni
Coming off a disappointing, but better effort, loss 3 - 1 against the Detroit Red Wings, New York will have to continue and play smart defensively as a group to subdue the potent 'Hawks.
Some questions remain for the lineup tonight, as Wade Redden and Donald Brashear appear ready to go, coming off injuries that have sidelined them for the past couple weeks.
Hartford call-up Ilkka Heikkinen has looked the most NHL-ready of all the Rangers call-ups this season, but could be sat in favor of Redden's return. However, don't discount the possibility of Michal Rozsival or Matt Gilroy getting a night off.
With Brashear available, the Rangers may choose to sit Aaron Voros. There is also the possibility that recently-acquired Erik Christensen, who hasn't brought a lot to the table yet, sits.
Brian Boyle, who scored the lone-goal for the Rangers against Detroit, seems to have solidified himself in the lineup for the time being. In the past several games, Boyle has looked more comfortable with two-way play and has skated with more purpose than merely fighting or bruising.
According to Blueshirt Bulletin contributor and beat writer for The Record Andrew Gross, the Rangers experimented recently with Sean Avery on the top line with Vinny Prospal at center and Marian Gaborik on the right.
Avery's play has been more assertive in recent games and warrants the chance for top minutes.
The potential secondary line could also show some promise as Chris Higgins takes to the left with Chris Drury in the middle and Ryan Callahan on the right. All three have had tremendous efforts in the past three games and have exhibited some cohesion when playing together.
And the bottom two lines continue to be a quandry. Aside from Ales Kotalik, Artem Anisimov, and Boyle, who seem to have locked up a spot in the lineup, the remaining forwards continue to rotate.
Voros, Brashear, and Christensen haven't brought a tremendous amount to the table and Enver Lisin and P.A. Parenteau don't fit the profile of third or fourth line players.
Something has to give.
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Microarray Analysis of Gene Expression and Identification of Progenitor Cells in Lung Carcinoma
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This study will investigate gene expression profiles in normal human lung tissue, lung carcinoma and metastatic tumor to the lung. The expression of up to 20,000 genes in a given lung tissue sample will be examined by cDNA microarray analysis and compared to normal lung tissue. In addition, we hope to identify a particular subset of lung cancer cells with an enhanced capacity for proliferation and self-renewal , analogous to the stem cells recently identified for certain types of leukemia, breast cancer and brain tumors.
Carcinoma, Giant Cell
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Employees of Blue Ridge Electric Membership Corporation are monitoring severe winter weather reports for snow accumulations during the Christmas holiday and are prepared to quickly respond if outages occur.
While light snow typically doesn't cause problems, ice or heavy, wet snow can damage the electric system. Car accidents hitting power poles can also affect the system. If members experience an outage, the fastest way to report it is by calling the cooperative's toll free Powerline at 1-800-448-2383. Members can also check Blue Ridge Electric's online outage map at www.BlueRidgeEMC.com and follow updates during major outages on the cooperative's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/blueridgeemc.
Blue Ridge Electric works hard to keep the power on for its members through reliability upgrades and right-of-way maintenance but severe weather can sometimes cause outages. Members will be safer and less inconvenienced if they have the following emergency supplies handy:
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Use of Information
Except as set out below, we will never sell, exchange or divulge your personal information to any third party without your consent. We may disclose your personal information when we believe that it is appropriate in order to comply with the law, or to enforce our terms of use or to protect our rights, property or safety, our users, or other third parties. We will only disclose or share your personal information with agents in order to provide our products or services. In these circumstances, we will only provide them with the information they need to perform their function.
We will use your personal information for the purpose of planning and managing BirdWatching's business including record keeping, statistical analysis and for tracking activity on BirdWatching. We may also use your personal information to check you are eligible to register for any sections of our web-site to which you have requested access, to provide you with that access and with facilities which you have requested, e.g. the ability to post messages or other content.
The use of Cookies
BirdWatching uses cookies to track and measure user traffic to our web-site. Cookies are small pieces of information that are stored by your browser on your computer hard drive. They can be thought of as an internet user's identification card which tells a web-site when the user has returned. They are not computer programs and contain no recognisable personal information. We use them to identify you as you travel around our web-site and to provide site usage information, which will further help us improve and develop the site and services we offer. You should be aware that you can set you computer to reject cookies. However, you may not be able to use all of the features of BirdWatching web-site. You can find more information on cookies at aboutcookies.org
BirdWatching contains links to other web-sites. The BirdWatching privacy policy applies only to BirdWatching, and not to these other web-sites. We are never responsible for the content or the privacy practices employed by other web-sites and therefore you should check their privacy policies before submitting your personal information to those web-sites.
Privacy Alert
You should be aware that when you are able to disclose personal information online in some parts of the BirdWatching web-site, for example, in a comment posted on-line, that information will be placed in the public domain. We will hold that personal information in line with this privacy policy but we cannot be responsible for how other users of BirdWatching may use it. Please be cautious about making personal information public through BirdWatching.
Changes to our Privacy
Policy We may periodically change or amend our privacy policy. We encourage you to review our privacy policy whenever you provide information on BirdWatching.
This privacy policy was last updated on 11th August 2010.
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