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Thursday, April 07, 2011
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I really am feeling pretty good. Initially when I got my hair cut I liked it, but then I went through a little "cutters" remorse. And when my sweet, innocent baby boy said to me "Mommy, you need to make your hair girl sized cause you look like... Read more
Tuesday, April 05, 2011
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Tis the season....and I don't mean Christmas obviously! I mean wogging season! My husband has decided he wants to start running and it kinda gave me the bug as well. So I went for my first "run" of the year over the weekend. I did this brief... Read more
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
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My three year old can say most words very clearly, though we've had to work really hard on it being yellow instead of lellow. He has been speaking in full sentences since he was maybe 20 months old. However, there is one word that he cannot sa... Read more
Monday, March 28, 2011
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Monday: A catch up day. A "gee what a great weekend" day. A "the weekend went to fast" day. A "Is it Friday yet" day.
I had a wonderful weekend and I hope you did too. It came and went, but it was good. It was cold, but it was good. ... Read more
Thursday, March 24, 2011
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...is completely shapeless. I haven't got a clue what to write about, but I wanted to write something. Steps I've taken this week to correct some of the injustice I have done to my poor body lately...
-I have begun increasing my cardio to... Read more
Monday, March 21, 2011
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1. I feel like I've let myself down. At 155 pounds I am up 16 pounds from November 2009. My clothes don't fit and I feel like I don't fit in my skin. I don't feel good, I've gotten sick more than usual this winter, and I'm lazy.
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Friday, March 04, 2011
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I did. That's so strange. Now that I really think about it though, I remember typing it out, but I do not remember spell checking it and if I didn't spell check it I didn't send it. Well crude, I have got a dang clue what the stupid thing was... Read more
Wednesday, February 09, 2011
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That was the first thought that came to mind when I thought about writing a blog. I've been putting it off this week because to be honest with you, I haven't been doing all that great. My exercise has been okay, but not great. My eating habit... Read more
Monday, January 31, 2011
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I sent my cousin a message and told her I needed to get out of the house and have some girl time. So over the weekend she took me to a party she was consulting on with some friends of hers. While chatting with a few of the girls I discovered t... Read more
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
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So my new lunch this month is absolutely delicious and super easy. I cooked 10 chicken breast tenders, seasoned with a tiny bit of salt, pepper, and dill weed in a little bit of orange juice and sliced onions on low until they were white all th... Read more
Thursday, January 13, 2011
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...but I have to be brave right? And accountable? Do I have to? Cause this is really embarrassing? Okay, so some of you probably know that the other night I managed to pass on eating all the chocolate in my house. What no one, with the exc... Read more
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
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...is turning out to be extremely difficult, yet manageable. I still kind of sweat the small stuff...that's probably never going to go away for me. I guess what I'm trying to accomplish by this is the ability to let things go faster. I've had... Read more
Monday, January 10, 2011
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I feel good today. I had a good weekend. I danced last night instead of riding my bike cause I just wasn't into the bike. Previously I would have just bailed altogether, this was another late night session. The bad thing about doing Just Dan... Read more
Friday, January 07, 2011
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I'm so happy to be feeling back to my normal self. For a while now, months really, I haven't felt excited about exercise. I can almost pinpoint exactly when it started....when I got sick, for a week. My diet wasn't good, my exercise wasn't go... Read more
Wednesday, January 05, 2011
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Okay, so I don't normally do this, but I've been getting a little jealous reading what everyone has been writing about, like how they went back and read their blog from last year at this time to see how their goals went and such. Well, I went b... Read more


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June 29th Show
States and Immigration Policy
Arizona's controversial new immigration law — one of the strictest in the country — takes effect next month. Already, other states have proposed similar measures. And not only border states — South Carolina, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Michigan — are all looking at Arizona-style legislation, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. Immigration policy is generally set by the federal government, but in the first few months of this year 45 states introduced more than 1,000 bills and resolutions relating to immigrants and refugees. The trend shows that many local governments are not waiting for Washington to overhaul immigration laws, and are instead taking matters into their own hands.
Why Gay Men Can't Donate Blood
Gay men in the United States will still not be allowed to donate blood. Earlier this month, a government public health committee voted to uphold the FDA ban which bars any man who's had sex with another man since 1977 from donating. The restriction was imposed in 1983 when there were no reliable tests for screening blood for HIV. Arthur Caplan, medical ethicist and University of Pennsylvania professor, explains the science behind giving blood and why critics call the ban outdated and discriminatory.
Queen Latifah, Put On Your Crown
Queen Latifah never set out to be a role model, or write a self-help book. But she was struck by what she calls an epidemic of lousy self-esteem, especially among young women. The woman we know best as a superstar rapper, singer and actor hopes to encourage young women by admitting that she, too, made mistakes and overcame a troubled past. Her message: "if I did it, so can you". In her new book, Put on Your Crown: Life-Changing Moments on the Path to Queendom, Queen Latifah shares the moments and experiences that brought her success.
Russian Spy Plot
The arrests this week of ten people accused of working in the U.S. as Russian spies came after an investigation that dated back to the Clinton Administration. Years of video and audio surveillance and secret FBI searches of homes culminated with a fake "drop" in a Washington area park. Oleg Kalugin, a retired major general in the former Soviet KGB and a professor at the Centre for Counterintelligence and Security Studies in Alexandria, Virginia, talks about the story and sheds light on the world of the secret agent.
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A young man graduating from college wrote to world-renowned evangelist Billy Graham, telling him that he's about to get married. He wants to become a good husband but he's afraid that he won't be one because he comes from a broken family.
Husbands who have been caught by their wives using porn have a lot of things to do before winning their trust back. It might seem like an impossible task, especially if the wound is fresh and the wife is very upset. But XXX Church, an online ministry dedicated to helping people recover from their porn and sex addictions, believes it is possible for porn users to make their significant others feel safe in their love again.


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Gophers Open Big Ten Season at Iowa
Minnesota will face the host Hawkeyes and Louisville during the event.
Gophers Get First Action in Scrimmage at San Diego
Five of the Gophers' six boats won by open water.
Gopher Rowing Has Impressive Showing at Head of the Iowa
Minnesota's varsity eight A boat finished secondin the main event.
Gopher Rowing Wraps Fall Season at Head of the Iowa
The varsity 8+ will open the competition at 10:00 a.m.
Haws, Drozynski Take Home Collegiate 2- Title at Head of the Rock
The pair won their race in a time of 21:17.05.
2015-16 GS Season: Competed with the Second Varsity Eight and earned a pair of first place and a second place finish (3/13)... claimed two first place finishes with the Second Varsity Eight at the Doc Hosea Invitational (4/2-4/3)... earned a pair of first place finishes with the Second Varsity Eight vs. Iowa and Indiana (4/9)... earned two second place finishes at Wisconsin with the Second Varsity Eight (4/23)... finished second with the Second Varsity Eight at the Border Battle Regatta (5/1).
2014-15 • Senior Season: Academic All-Big Ten.
2013-14 • Junior Season: defeated West Virginia and Alabama in the Second Varsity Four at the Oak Ridge Invite (3/15-16) ... competed against Michigan and Michigan State in the 2V4 at the Big Ten Double Dual (4/12) ... placed second behind Wisconsin with the 2V4 in the lone home dual of the year on Lake Phalen (5/4) ... finished fifth at the 2014 Big Ten Championships in the 2V4 (5/18)
2012-13 • Sophomore Season: Member of the Second Varsity Eight ... raced at the Oklahoma Invite against Oklahoma, Kansas, Kansas State and Tulsa (3/9-10) ... defeated Tennessee in the road dual (3/24)... raced at the Clemson Invite in the 1V4 (4/21)... defeated Michigan State in the double-dual at Wisconsin (5/5)... Competed at Big Ten Championships (5/19).
2011-12 • Freshman Season: Rowed with the First Varsity Four ... Defeated Buffalo, Kansas, Notre Dame and Duke and competed against Virginia at the Oak Ridge Invitational (3/17-18) ... Defeated Indiana at the Big Ten Double Dual (4/7) ... Defeated San Diego, Northeastern, Penn State and Michigan State at the Virginia Invitational (4/14-15) ... Defeated Wisconsin in the Home Dual vs. the Badgers (4/29) ... placed fifth at the Big Ten Championships (5/13) ... received the Big Ten Boat of the Week Award (3/20).
High School: 2011 graduate of West Windsor-Plainsboro High School West ... rowed for head coach Sean McCourt ... placed second at Nationals in the 1V4 as a sophomore ... also rowed for Mercer Junior Rowing Club (MJRC/PNRA).
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Minnesota Falls in the Border Battle Regatta
Minnesota competed in their only home meet of the year. They were swept by Wisconsin but showed much improvement
Minnesota Hosts Border Battle Regatta
Minnesota hosts their only home meet of the year. They take on Wisconsin Sunday at Lake Phalen.
Gophers Finish An Impressive Meet at Wisconsin
The University of Minnesota rowing team picked up four first place finishes, seven second place finishes and one third place finish in Wisconsin.


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OAKLAND (AP) - Klay Thompson turned a meaningless game for the Golden State Warriors - and a huge one for the Memphis Grizzlies - into must-see TV for a moment.
SACRAMENTO (AP) - The Los Angeles Lakers are one loss away from the worst season in franchise history.
With two days left in the NBA's regular season, the playoffs virtually have already begun for a handful of teams.
SAN JOSE (AP) - Instead of answering the annual questions about what it would take for San Jose finally to break through in the NHL playoffs, the Sharks are spending the start of this postseason facing even bigger questions.
The final days of the NBA regular season have arrived with a few things still to be decided, such as a scoring champion and exactly who gets what seed in the respective brackets.
NEW YORK (AP) - Rod Thorn returned to the NBA league office in 2013 with a commitment to stay two years.
Baseball games have indeed been finishing faster this year.
Batters stayed stuck in the deep freeze in the sport's offensive ice age during the first week of the new major league season, with scoring remaining near its lowest level in more than two decades.
ALAMEDA (AP) - The Oakland Raiders have agreed to a deal with free agent wide receiver Michael Crabtree.
OAKLAND . (AP) - Jesse Hahn looked unhittable while impressively dueling with Seattle ace Felix Hernandez.
SAN DIEGO (AP) - Jake Peavy's first start at Petco Park in six seasons didn't go as well as he would have liked.
AUGUSTA, Ga. - About the only thing missing was a new scoring record. Not to worry, because odds are Jordan Spieth will set a bunch of them by the time he is done.
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Jordan Spieth tapped in his final putt to cap off a record performance and bent over in relief. He just as easily could have been taking a bow.
AVONDALE, La. (AP) - James Hinchcliffe is getting used to partying in New Orleans.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Lindsey Vonn's season started late after she broke her ankle in a training crash. It wrapped up much earlier than anticipated ...
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Jeff Samardzija pitched two innings in his first game in a Giants uniform, giving up a run and two hits Wednesday as ...
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - With the Sacramento Kings chipping away at Memphis' lead, the Grizzlies' Mike Conley decided it was time to kick his offense in ...
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Excellent hotel in great location
I only stayed here for a night, but it was excellent. The staff was extremely helpful and the location was very central. The breakfast is great and the view of The Acropolis is fantastic. The room was clean and a decent size with a great balcony/patio. I would defintely stay here again!
This hotel met all expectations!
We stayed at the Adrian Hotel mid-April, 2005. It is located in the Plaka neighborhood right at the foot of the Acropolis hill, near the Tower of the Winds, the Ancient Agora, the many market stalls of Monistiraki and just a 10 min. walk from the Monistiraki Metro stop. (which is very handy for a 45 min. metro ride to & from airport). This hotel is by no means fancy and its street appearance is a bit run-down, but the rooms & baths are very clean and moderately large by European standards. The continental breakfast offers a nice spread with terrific freshly squeezed orange juice. Once in-season arrives, breakfast is held up on the rooftop terrace with gorgeous views of the Acropolis and nearby well-kept neighborhood. The staff is friendly and cooperative in every way. A great value, and we would definitely return!
Okay place to stay in Athens
The Adrian is well located in the Plaka. I found the rooms to be drab and not well lit and the night manager (I arrived late) to be very rude. I stayed on the first floor and could hear the noise from the printer at the reception desk all night long. The roof garden breakfast was okay though the view is great.
Okay choice for Athens but at this price, you could do better.
Perfect central location
My husband and I stayed here for 2 nights. It's a prime location in Plaka central to everyplace. The rooms are comfortable and the hotel hosts a buffet breakfast room. This place is ideal if your checking out the sights in Athens as a central location. It's not a luxurious hotel nor does it claim to be but is very clean and comfortable at extremely reasonable rates for a european city. Well recommended.
Pleasant hotel
The best thing about the Adrian is location. It is a very short walk to major metro stops, the acropolis, ancient and roman agora, plaka, etc. We chose to pay the extra few euros for an acropolis view, and flt it was well worth it. The room was average sized with adequate beds and space for everything, and a large closet. The bathroom was also good, except our shower was strange (sit down/stand style, no bath). The room was overall very good. The only downfall came when one of us got a little sick and decided to stay in for a night. The television was very small and got almost no English speaking channels. It did get CNN full time, but poor reception. At night we found some movies in English with Greek subtitles, so that was helpful. All in all I highly recommend the hotel for its great value, cleanliness, and location.
Adrian Hotel, Athens, Greece- Have been staying there for 30 years
I have been travelling to Athens for 30 years and have stayed at other hotels, but have always gone back to the Adrian. The staff changes, but is always great. The service is good. The rooms although not extravagent are always clean and the rates reasonable. Its just like going home. I enjoy the closeness to all the sites, the shops and restaurants. Its a great place stay.
In the Middle of Everything
I stayed at the Adrian for the entirity of the Olympic Games, paying a suitably Olympian rate. I'd be happy to go back at ordinary prices, which appear to start under $100 per night.
The Adrian's right off the Roman forum, just about at the nexus of the Plaka. Even over my 20 nights at the hotel, I didn't come close to looking into all the stores or sampling all the restaurants. You can stay elsewhere, pay more and find yourself walking past the Adrian almost every night as you head to the Plaka for a typically late Athenian dinner.
As for the hotel itself, the rooms are fairly large and furnished basically rather than luxuriously. The best part of the rooftop breakfast is the view of the Acropolis. The menu never changed while I was there. Our big joke was "What's for breakfast today?" The staff was friendly and very helpful with finding anything close by. Prices for services, such as laundry, were high.
It's a good, two-star place. Reserve at two-star prices with two-star expectations and you won't be disappointed.
Worth every penny!
For 3 fabulous weeks my husband and I explored Greece to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary. It was the trip of a lifetime. Stayed for 2 nights in a moderate, yet clean hotel in the historic district of the Plaka in Athens. The Adrian Hotel was on a quiet street within walking distance to the Acropolis, flea market in Monastiraki, shopping, and other ancient areas of interest. Our balcony looked out onto the Acropolis. Breakfast was included each morning on their rooftop garden dining area. The breakfast was good and satisfying. We then took a ferry to our first island, Mykonos. Stayed for 2 nights in a great hotel called the Poseidon Apartments. It came with a small kitchenette, which we did not use. Breakfast was also included in our stay. We had a great view of the Aegean Sea from our small balcony. When we arrived in Athens and Mykonos the end of May, the weather was terrible. It was rainy, cloudy, chilly and in Mykonos very windy. Our third day in Greece the weather cleared up, but it was still windy on Mykonos. We rented a scooter and drove to Super Paradise Beach. A lot of naked people! It's a clothing optional beach, so if you aren't used to nude sunbathing, keep your sunglasses on and your eyes straight ahead! It was a minor culture shock to us, but the beach was beautiful. The water is still very cold the end of May. We also drove into the interior of the island and came to a pretty little town named Ano Mera. We had a fantastic meal in the little taverna. The waiter took us into the taverna and showed us a large case full of cold salads. All different kinds. Showed us another case full of hot foods. Delicious! The tiny, back alleys of Mykonos are wonderful to explore. Easy to get lost, but not so bad you can't find your way out. Lots of T-shirt, jewelry, and "cloned" artifacts shops. Our stay came to an end and we boarded another ferry for Santorini. It was a 7 hour ride on a very nice cruise ship type ship. The ferries in Greece are run on time, and have nice accomodations. Most are equipped with cabins that can be rented for the evening if you're on a long passage. Get to the ship early, as the good seats are taken first. Especially in high season. We went at a great time of year, when it hadn't gotten too hot, yet and there were still many wildflowers around. Coming into the caldera of Santorini was breathtaking. The catastrophic eruption of a volcano around 1500 BC sunk the middle of the island. The top of the volcano is still visable above the water and tours are given daily where you can walk up to the top. But seeing the contrast between sheer reddish and brown rock with the white of buildings across the rim and down the sides of the cliffside, is truly amazing. Make sure you have arranged transportation to your hotel from the port as taxis are sparse and many are already reserved for other clients. I'm so glad we had arranged for transportation before we arrived. It was chaos! I can only imagine what it would be like in high season. We stayed in the western part of the island in the smaller, more intimate town of Oia (or Ia). When you arrive by ferry, it's the first town you see perched precariously on the edge of the caldera as you come into port. The houses look like white icing spilling down the sides of a cake. Our hotel, Esperas Traditional Houses was fantastic. The staff there was courteous and made us feel very welcome. The view was indescribable. My eyes couldn't drink it in enough. Our breakfast, again, was included. We made friends with several other guests, (mostly honeymooners!) The bartender and his wife (who is the wonderful chef!) and especially another young lady who worked the reception desk went beyond the call of duty to make us feel welcome. These 3 folks made our stay extra special. It was a short walk from the hotel to the town of Oia. Buses run frequently and are not expensive. However, we did rent a jeep for 2 days in order to get around the island. Santorini has several wineries and is known for it's wine. We went to the Boutari winery and had our own private tour. There is very little rainfall in Santorini, so all the grapes are grown close to the ground to absorb any moisture. All the wine produced in Santorini is white. However, Boutari particularly has wineries in other parts of Greece so they have many kinds to taste. Santorini is very romantic and it was by far my favorite island as far as beauty. But we had to leave this heaven on earth and travel to our final island, Sifnos. We chose Sifnos because it is not as commercialized and touristy as the other more popular islands. It's terrain is more rugged and it's less inhabited. It, too, was very beautiful. We stayed in a very tiny town called Vathy. It's so small, that the road runs out and you have to walk along the beach to your hotel. Yannis Xanthakis owned the Xanthakis Apartments. They were neat, clean and had a small, nice, kitchenette that we utilized. This was the only place we stayed where we didn't have breakfast included. We were right on a beautiful bay where yachters come from all over Europe to anchor. We ate at a great taverna that was very laid back and had delicious food. One time, my husband and I were on our way back from exploring and sightseeing around the island, when the neighbors of Yannis were sitting on their front porch eating and drinking some local wine, when they toasted me and invited us up for a glass of wine. They were very friendly and hospitable and happy to talk about their lives. It was a highlight of our trip. Most everyone in Greece speaks English. Some better than others. But we had very little problem communicating with most everyone we came into contact with. We snorkled for the first time here. And even though it was June, the water was still chilly. Our last and final stop was a week at a timeshare resort in the Peloponnese. Again, we were on the Aegean Sea and could see the island of Hydra from our resort. We rented another car and took off for ancient Corinth, Epidauros, Mycenae and the old capitol city right after the revolution, of Nafplion. We met a couple from England and a couple of ladies traveling together from Australia that we became friends with. Our timeshare resort was the biggest disappointment of our trip, but we were able to make the best of it. It was the only time we ever ran into very rude and un-cooperative people. Since the incoming of the euro, Greece is not as inexpensive as it used to be. But if you look there are still some great deals to be had. I had contacted a travel agency in Greece and worked with a wonderful lady that helped me plan our trip. She was in constant contact with me via email and everything went like clockwork. I would highly recommend using a greek travel agency as they know the ferry schedules better than anyone in the states. They also know their own country and can recommend places that aren't necessarily full of tourists. We concluded our trip by going back to the same room we had in Athens at the Adrian Hotel. We didn't find out until our last day in Greece that there were some great ruins behind our hotel. Since it was a bank holiday, we were able to get in free. We didn't take travelers checks. We only used ATM machines which we found everywhere we went. That was easy, and we only got out the money that was needed for several days. There are a lot of places that do not accept travelers checks and credit cards. Don't try to leave from Athens as soon as your ferry comes in. The weather can be unpredictable and ferries get cancelled quite often when the seas are rough. Take at least another day before flying home. We would love to go back another time. It was well worth the money spent. I would definitely spend more time on the island of Santorini. As they say in Greece: kalo taxidi, which means, good journey!
Very Nice Hotel for price
Stayed at Adrian Hotel Nov 2001. Was very nice, large room. Had balcony with view to Acropolis, (with some pine trees in the way). Great buffet breakfast was included for about $52 a night, at that time. Hotel right in middle of the Plaka district and was easy 5 min walk to Acropolis.
Convenience and View at Plaka
Value for money in a perfect location. I have stayed here several times and the staff have been courteuos and helpful. The rooms are adequate and the breakfast on the roof terrace has an unbelievavble outlook to the Acropolis..
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Visiting the marbles Elgin left behind
... all the olympic torches through history (well most!). There was even the place which is where each of the Olympic flames begin life before travelling to designated city for the Olympics. Although we were a bit too cool to try & compete to cross the line, each of us got a chance to stand on the winners podium to experience it.
We then took a walk through the National Gardens to get to the Parliament Square/ Syntagmatos, which ...
Day 48 - Athens
... after Aegina. Aegina is the largest of the islands. A bus tour was a option but we opted to explore on our own. We checked out the shops, mostly looking for sunscreen, then stopped to enjoy a beer with a view. From Aegina to Athens we sat on top in the bean bags. I watched the dancers dance to "zorba the greek" when a lady shouted dolphins were jumping. I've never been so excited. The music stopped and the crew allowed us to ...
Syntagma Station has gone - and where is the hotel
... reason the station was closed was because there was a concert in memory of a young man shot one year ago, allegedly by the Golden Dawn right wing party.
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Yasou Athens
... of Athena in her various guises and ultimately to the replica tables that explained the birth of Athena. Drenched in insight and knowledge we were very lucky to have such a passionate and knowledgable guide through the Acropolis and the Museum.
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Dec. 21.09: Mets miss out on Marquis ….
I never had the Mets getting any of the big pitchers, like John Lackey and Roy Halladay, but would settle for a middle-tier arm such as Joel Pineiro, Marquis and Jon Garland.
It's not that they didn't get Marquis that is so disturbing, but for how cheaply he went (maybe that does tell you something), but the Mets needed any and all pitching help.
My confidence level in the Mets bringing in an arm of substance is waning, especially considering the news that ESPN is reporting they are considering bringing back Pedro Martinez to a one-year deal at $8 million.
I keep going back in my mind Jeff Wilpon's vow after the season and Omar Minaya's pronouncement "we have a plan."
Think it might be a good time to hear it.
Dec. 21.09: Should Mets dip into Torreabla waters again?
Torrealba, who has since filed a grievance against the Mets, is on the market again. Both sides say they are open to the other.
Bengie Molina, however, is their first choice, but he's seeking three years.
Torrealba, 31, hit .291 with two homers and 31 RBI in 64 games for the Rockies last season.
If Torrealba's arm is sound, and the parties can let by-gones be by-gones, it is something to dip into again. Especially since his age is more appealing than Molina's.
Dec. 21.09: Playing the waiting game ….
We are in the staring phase of the negotiations with Jason Bay and Bengie Molina. The Mets don't want to go to five years with Bay or three with Molina; the players believe there aren't many options other than them.
Who blinks first?
If it doesn't get done this week, don't expect anything to happen until after the holidays. The Christmas-New Years weeks is traditionally quiet.
The Mets have proven in the past a willingness to wait it out and it might serve them well this time, also. Maybe so, but things have changed over the past few winters. For one, the Mets can no longer reasonably call themselves contenders after last year's finish. There's more a sense of desperation.
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Dec. 20.09: Not knocking on Damon's door ….
There was a time when I would have jumped at Johnny Damon coming to the Mets. But, that was several years ago. Damon, coming off a fabulous postseason, has renewed interest in some. Mostly, his agent, who is salivating with thoughts of another payday.
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Donald Trump is on pace to destroy the Republican Party as we know it. His demagogic rise has sparked equal parts anger and glee among some of his opponents, but Jane Eisner writes it's terrible news for the Jews — and a big blow to Israel.
French government-owned museums will return three paintings that they came to possess after the Nazis stole them from Jews during the Holocaust, France's minister for culture said.
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Offences against Jewish targets in Rome including a pig's head sent to the city's main synagogue caused outrage in Italy on Saturday in the run-up to International Holocaust Remembrance Day next week.7
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PALO ALTO ISSUESEditorial: Stanford's deafening silence
"We need to change the culture, and it's on all of us to do that." Read the full editorial here http://paloaltoonline.com/print/story/2016/04/08/stanfords-deafening-silence...Original post made on Apr. 8, 2016
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SCHOOLS & KIDSHeidi Emberling to run for re-election to Palo Alto school board
Palo Alto Board of Education President Heidi Emberling will be making a bid for a second term this November, she confirmed...Original post made on Apr. 17, 2016
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CRIMES & INCIDENTSStockton man ordered to stand trial in East Palo Alto murder
San Mateo County prosecutors said a 23-year-old Stockton man was ordered Thursday to stand trial and faces 69 years to life...Original post made on Apr. 19, 2016
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ISSUES BEYOND PALO ALTOEight new East Palo Alto police officers sworn in
The East Palo Alto Police Department will beef up its patrols, traffic enforcement and criminal investigations with eight...Original post made on Apr. 14, 2016
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PALO ALTO ISSUESPlan urges shifts in transportation, natural gas systems
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From the coastal communities of Santa Cruz and Half Moon Bay to the sprawling campuses of Google, Facebook and Hewlett-Packard...Original post made on Apr. 1, 2016
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David Entwistle has been name the new president and CEO of Stanford Health Care, the organization announced Wednesday. Read...Original post made on Apr. 15, 2016
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There's an interesting Sunday NYT article on BARF (SF Bay Area Renters' Federation) http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/17/business/economy/san-francisco-housing-tech-boom-sf-barf.htm...Original post made by PA dweller on Apr. 16, 2016
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PALO ALTO ISSUESCollege Terrace residents to test homes for TCE contamination
Dissatisfied with a state agency's assurances that hazardous chemical vapors from a former Stanford Research Park industrial...Original post made on Apr. 12, 2016
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PALO ALTO ISSUESEditorial: Hopes rise for teen psych unit
Los Altos resident Sarah Gentile was shocked in 2014 when she discovered that there were no hospital beds in Santa Clara...Original post made on Apr. 15, 2016
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ISSUES BEYOND PALO ALTOVTA considers complete bus route overhaul
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GAMBOL ON THE GARDEN TOUR . . . Palo Alto's Gamble Garden will have its annual Spring Garden Tour...Original post made on Apr. 15, 2016
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The Freeport Club enjoys a reputation as one of the finest golf courses in Northern Illinois. The challenging design of the well-manicured course winds through a park-like setting of rolling fairways lined with mature trees. The natural rolling terrain, elevation changes, and small-fast greens create a unique playing experience that will test golfers of all skill levels. Condition and playability is the top priority. In addition to maintaining the beauty of the course, the staff works to create some of the best putting surfaces in the area. A fully equipped "Golf Shop" is available to meet your equipment, clothing, and instructional needs. The Freeport Club's PGA Professional plans and coordinates a full-season of men's, ladies, singles, couples, social golf, and competitive tournaments plus a junior golf program that targets youth up to the age of 16. Enjoy the full service bar and restaurant in the Foursome Pub. Banquet facilities are available for rent. 2016 Daily Fees: 9 holes – $25.00; 9 holes with cart – $35; 18 holes – $35.00; 18 holes with cart – $50.
Tony's Prohibition Lounge & Third Street Cafe
Looking for a great place for pizza, pasta, and cold drinks? Check out Tony's Prohibition Lounge. Adjacent to the renowned Tony's Restaurant, the Lounge offers casual dining and a full-service bar. The 75 seat bar also has a charming sidewalk cafe. It is a favorite place in town for meeting friends for drinks, waiting for a table in the dining room, or bringing the family in for a casual dinner. Tony's bar and sidewalk cafe serves pizza, sandwiches, salads, appetizers, and kabobs in a family atmosphere. Open Tuesday - Saturday 4 p.m.- 1 a.m.
Piasa Winery and Pub
Piasa Winery and Pub is open all year long. With live music every weekend May throughout October. 16 craft beers on tap and select fine wine.
The Cooler
Located in Rock Falls Uptown District, The Cooler is attracting regional & nationally known bands and is a great bar featuring live music every weekend!
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3rd Chute Bar & Grill
This riverfront bar and grill offers a varied menu of freshly prepared food and drinks. Windows and deck seating overlooks the Illinois River.
The Kerryman
Known as Chicago's liveliest Irish bar, located in the heart of downtown Chicago's River North Neighborhood, The Kerryman is a little piece of Ireland. The 3 owners all hail from Co. Kerry Ireland and the Head Chef Damo Moloney from Co. Limerick, Ireland who creates an upscale authentic Irish menu.
Hops House- Argosy Casino Alton
Hops House offers a view in every seat along with over 60 beer selections and features local labels from 4204 Main Street Brewery, Old Bakery Beer, Schlafly, Founders, 4 Hands and an exclusive "Argosy Ale." Enjoy a variety of snacks, sandwiches and appetizers while watching all major sporting events on HD TVS. Must be 21.
Hoops Sports Bar and Grill
Offering homemade pizza and other great menu items in a casual atmosphere, Hoops is a great place to stop in Hebron.
Hart's Saloon
With the most comfortable bar stools in McHenry County, Hart's Saloon is Hebron's premier biker bar. With ice cold beer, premium cocktails, and wood-fired pizza, it's the perfect place to take a break and relax on a ride. Stop in for lunch - the pizza is made completely from scratch in the 600 degree brick oven.
Backstage at Hollywood Casino Joliet
Located inside Hollywood Casino Joliet, catch a live performance, dance the night away to the areas hottest DJ's or throw a private party! Backstage offers two large bars, an amazing sound system and a classy ambiance. For your next outing, consider Backstage and it's wide array of setup options and food & beverage packages.
Embers Tap House
Tap House and purveyor of 42 craft beers on draft, offers a full menu for your dining experience with great food, seasonal outdoor dining and banquet space is available.
Chain O'Lakes Brewing Company
Chain O'Lakes Brewing Company is McHenry County's favorite taproom and biergarden to enjoy locally brewed craft beer and conversation. Visit "Brewery Corner" in downtown McHenry in the building of McHenry Brewing from 1868-1942 and ask about our "prohibition" tunnel.
Legends Sports Bar & Grill
Sports bar and casual restaurant, Legends combines the best of both into a special kind of neighborhood gathering place. Where friends and family can meet to grab a bite, watch the game, or just enjoy a beer together in a lively atmosphere.
Nevin's Brewing Company
Nevin's Brewing Company opened in December of 2012. Nevin's delivers their spent grain to local farmers to use as feed for livestock and compost to enrich the soil for vegetables. Experience freshly brewed beer - Nevin's own recipe. Their goal is to bring you the freshest, most flavorful food and beer possible.
Barley Fork
We are all super excited to tend, cook and serve you while you are here, so come on down, check in, like us on Facebook and give us your feedback. Open 5 pm - 11 pm Tue/Wed, 5 pm - midnight Thurs/Fri/Sat and 5 pm - 11 pm Sundays.
Rowdy's was first runner up as Culinary Champion for Best BBQ with their delicious Hog Wings! A fun local pub with a small town feel. An open kitchen allows customers to watch their food being prepared or their burger being "designed." They have over 50 brews to choose from as well as daily specials and live entertainment. Check their Facebook page for updates.
JP's Landing Bar & Grill
We're located right along Rt 84 on the Great River Road and also have outside seating with a great view of the Mississippi River. We cater to boaters, bikers and everyone in between. so visit by car, bike or boat!
Wilmington Downtown Merchants Association
Stop and visit Wilmington, IL an old mill town built directly on the river with the charm and hospitality you won't find anywhere else. Located on Route 66, you'll find a variety of antique and specialty shops and great restaurants.
La Quinta de los Reyes
Dine at La Quinta de los Reyes for the best in authentic Mexican cuisine, drinks and live entertainment. Located on the corner of Broadway (Rt. 25) and New York Street in downtown Aurora between the Aurora Transportation Center and Paramount Theatre.
O'Malleys Pub & Eatery
Established in 1974 and located on Historic Lincoln Highway (Rt. 30) O'Malleys Pub & Eatery is the place to go for great beer, food and a happy atmosphere. Celebrate where great times and great food come together!
Downtown Highland Park
The vibrant downtown Highland Park district contains an upscale outdoor shopping destination filled with unique boutiques, jewelry stores, home decor shops, amazing restaurants, and businesses catering to beauty and personal care.
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La Voute Bistro - Bar
Enjoy a unique dining experience in the restaurant's plush dining room and lounge featuring French inspired cuisine. The focal point of the restaurant is the bank's vault located in our comfortable bistro setting.
Hopvine Brewing Company
Hopvine Brewing Company is an original, locally owned and operated restaurant and brewery in Aurora, IL. Guests immerse themselves in the craft brewing process while looking through windows into the brewery, the fermentation room and ultimately the storage cooler. Hopvine Brewing Company offers a selection of craft beer, fine wines, specialty drinks and an extensive, constantly evolving selection of fresh seasonal menu items.
Onion Pub and Brewery
The Onion Pub is a perfect place to relax with friends and family. Enjoy fresh handcrafted beers from our own Wild Onion Brewery and hearty comfort food. The timber framed bar and dining room, anchored by a massive stone fireplace, create a comfortable atmosphere that has made the Onion a local favorite since 2003. The Great Hall banquet facility can accommodate 200 people and is anchored by a large timber frame cathedral ceiling that overlooks a beautiful 11 acre lake. Guests can enjoy a champagne toast under a canopy of bistro string lights with the sweet sound of flowing water. Also enjoy brewery tours and live entertainment.


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Recovering acoustic crooner Sam Beam's muse keeps expanding further on his fifth album as Iron & Wine, Ghost on Ghost. Ditching the dark and anxious tones of its predecessor, Ghost sounds airy and warm, with irresistibly syrupy tunes like "The Desert Babbler" reinventing Beam as an orchestral pop crooner par excellence. Seemingly crafted with lazy Sunday mornings in mind, the album occasionally lacks verve but more than makes up for it in impeccable craftsmanship and easygoing charm. 18+.
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For the first time, the event was held in the gymnasium of Monett High School.
"Due to the increasing growth of this event, it was feasible for us to move across the street and utilize the Monett High School gym with plenty of seating to accommodate our guests and students," said SWACC director Russell Moreland.
Janet Reppert, Missouri Center for Career Education Region 8 coordinator, and Brosi presented students honored in the Breaking Traditions category for excelling in fields of study contrary to historical patterns or gender. Austin Broyles, from Southwest High School, was recognized as a state winner in culinary arts.
Carter Huffmaster, Monett, was a secondary Breaking Traditions winner in health occupations. Heather Ross, Pierce City, received honorable mention in auto collision. Instructor Chris Lee received honorable mention in the Missouri Region 8 top educator recognition.
Scholarships were also awarded. Danielle Carl, Crane, and Nicole Thompson, Cassville, received stethoscopes as the Cox-Monett Hospital students of clinical excellence.
Tyler Lowery, a diesel technology student from Purdy, received a scholarship from Caterpillar to the college of his choice and a $1,000 toolbox from Fabick Caterpillar.
Crowder College awarded scholarships renewable per semester in varying denominations to the following students: Tyler Lowery, Purdy, $800; Vanessa Schoon, Monett, $400; Rita Gonzales, Monett, and Drew Ezell, Mt. Vernon, $200.
Brosi said SWACC students received a total or $268,550 in scholarships.
In the SkillsUSA contest, Thomas Willis, Monett, was named Outstanding Student of the Year in machine tool technology and placed first in precision machining in SkillsUSA. Marcella Rangel, Monett, took third place in commercial baking.
Other SkillsUSA state medalists were: Tarek Masri, Monett, Junior ROTC extemporaneous speaking, first; Emma Verstraete, Monett, medical math in pharmacy, second; Tyler Lowery, first in technology information and third in equipment skill in diesel; and Laura Lopez, Cassville, advertising design technology information in graphics, third.
Ashley Schmidly, Monett, was named Cox Monett Hospital Student of the Year.
Ed Norman, retiring welding instructor, was also recognized as SkillsUSA State Advisor of the Year. He received a plaque from David Noah, from Franklin Technical Institute, and Jerry Bonebrake, Crowder College, both welding teachers. Norman was honored for 27 years of dedicated service to the SkillsUSA southwest district on the local, state and national levels.


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MEEKER I The tournament is set early in the season, but with the largest purse of the year, the Marvine Ranch two-man, best-ball tournament draws the largest and most competitive field. Eighty golfers were divided by handicap into four flights and although many in the field were from other courses, local golfers were represented well, […]
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MEEKER I For the past 29 years, the White River Electric Association has brought employees, friends and business associates together for a fun, yet competitive five-person scramble golf tournament at Meeker Golf Course each June. On Friday, two of the 14 teams held a putt-off to determine the winner.
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MEEKER I Local veteran golfers Erik Brown and Lex Collins defended their home course winning the annual 27-hole, two-man scramble at the Meeker Golf Course on Saturday. The tournament featured two flights and 19 pairs.
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The investigation of three problems, perfect numbers, periodic decimals, and Pythagorean numbers, has given rise to much of elementary number theory. In this book, Daniel Shanks, past editor of Mathematics of Computation, shows how each result leads to further results and conjectures. The outcome is a most exciting and unusual treatment. This edition contains a new chapter presenting research done between 1962 and 1978, emphasizing results that were achieved with the help of computers.
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