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Luminous Room with Garden
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Velikost15 m²
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|Greene Avenue, NY 11221 New York, Spojené státy
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The apartment is close to Manhattan, being only three stops away by train and easily reached from the JFK airport.
Here you can easily find farmers markets such as the Hattie Carthan Community Garden, Marcy Ave. between Lafayette and Clifton Place on Saturdays(9am-3pm) and Hattie Carthan after church market on 49 Van Buren between Throop. Besides these, you also have Tompkins on Sundays (1-6pm) locally grown food organic food veggies, fruits, eggs, raw honey.
No heavy drinking.
No parties or pets allowed.
Absolutely no smoking in the house.
No disturbing of neighborhood. Residential only.
No shoes worn indoors .Bring your slippers.
No breakfast but you can buy a decent breakfast at the deli grocery around the corner: selections of sandwiches, organic tea, coffee, hot chocolate.
In the summer time or early Fall you can relax and enjoy your BREAKFAST until 11am in the garden with huge red maple trees full of birds singing.
Cleaning fee of 15$ if the room is dirty we provide a broom so you can keep the room in mint condition as you have received it.
Deposit fee of $20 for keys.
Nothing else than toilet paper in the bathroom please we provide a garbage bin for feminine protections products.
Make sure you take your garbage out every day. Recycling is the law. We provide all the information on what you can recycle or not.
Please put your trash bags outside.
Tourist guide(French and English) books available and brochures.
|Cena za týden
|410 €
|Maximální délka pobytu
|3 weeks
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Really nice hosts who gave us very useful info on our stay.
They were very easygoing and flexible. Room and bathroom were clean and nice.
Room was big enough and the location was perfect for a touristy stay.
I would defenetly recommend this place to friends!!!
Our stay was amazing. The hosts were so friendly and helpful. The room was tidy and cozy. We had a great time.
My dad and I spent a really nice week in New York and our accommodation at Ceciles's was very nice!
The room was comfortable and bright. We had access to the garden, wifi and an own bathroom. Everything worked out well and I can recommend this place to any other visitor who has no big claims but want to stay at a pleasant family with a good connection to Manhattan. (The next train station is 10-15 minutes away.)
I will come back - not yet but anytime! :)
Kind regards from Germany - Hamburg!
We stayed for two weeks and Cecile and her family were perfect hosts, very helpful and kind. The apartment was located very close to the subway just a few stops away from Soho, Manhattan. The room and toilet was clean and as described in the information on Wimdu. This is a very good place to stay if you want to save some money and still have a place to crash near Manhattan.
This is a nice room in Brooklyn. Cecile and her husband are very kind en helpfull. We could rent for a small amount two bikes with which we cycled through Manhatten. The place is about half an hour from downtown Manhatten (10 minutes walk, 20 minutes metro)
We would like to thank Cecile, Ndong & their lovely family for having been so welcoming throughout our stay. The communication with them prior to our arrival was flawless. The room and the bed were extremely clean, as well as the bathroom. The apartment is well connected to public transportation which makes it possible to be in Soho within 25min. Supermarkets & restaurants are close by.
Unfortunately room and bathroom are on two different levels, with stairs leading downstairs to the bathroom were the family lives. Walking down the wooden stairs at night is definitely a safety issue - apart from the fact that it is simply not convenient! Another factor was the noise level which was described as being ´unusually high´ during the 3 nights of our stay (neighbors ringing the bell around midnight, loud conversations outside the room, alarms going off, etc.) - and here I´m explicitly taking out the three lovely kids!
In summary: A good place for first time NYC visitors who want to explore the city and simply need a clean place to crash.
We very much enjoyed our stay with Cecile and her family. They were friendly and helpful. The room was bright and clean, we even had our own bathroom.
We liked the neighborhood, it's safe to walk around and the subway is near by.
Cecile and her family were really nice and friendly. The room and bathroom were very clean.The neighbourhood was very safe and friendly. Walking distance to subway station is about 5 mins. Had a great time there. Thank you.
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So how did Nashville's finest celebrate when they filed out of Bridgestone Arena?
Country heavyweights like Pinnacle Award winner Taylor Swift and Tim McGraw (who both earned accolades for their hit "Highway Don't Care") partied with their industry peers – including James Young, Mike Eli, Jon Jones, Brantley Gilbert, Chris Thompson, Jay DeMarcus, Reid Perry, Neil Perry, Kimberly Perry, Scott Borchetta, Danielle Bradbery, Cassadee Pope, RaeLynn and Laura Bell Bundy – at Big Machine Label Group's CMAs afterparty (pictured above).
But Jake Owen's post-show celebration was more sticky than star-studded. After presenting at the show – and admittedly enjoying an adult beverage – he headed to a nearby Waffle House. "Perfect end to a #cmaawards night," he wrote. "Who's hungry? #dayinthelife."
And Kellie Pickler had some very, very special company after presenting at Wednesday's show.
"#CMA after party...at home w/my pup Peanut...#PartyAnimals LOL!," she wrote on Twitter, sharing a snapshot of her dog.
#CMA after party...at home w/my pup Peanut...#PartyAnimals LOL! ;) pic.twitter.com/5iSU0ctUIB— kellie pickler (@kelliepickler) November 7, 2013
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MOUNT PLEASANT — Mayor Billy Swails said Wednesday he won't seek re-election as he had planned, an announcement that shocked many and changed the game in this fall's race for the town's top job.
The Swails era
In his message sent out through the town, Mount Pleasant Mayor Billy Swails pointed to these accomplishments during his tenure from 2009 to 2013:
• Johnnie Dodds and U.S. Highway 17 road improvements
• Hungryneck overpass completion
• Bowman Road widening
• Revitalization of Coleman Boulevard
• Shem Creek Park opening
• Senior Center Phase 2 completion
• Carolina Park Recreation Center opening
• Recruitment of Trident Technical College
• Joint acquisition of 246 acres of recreation property on Rifle Range Road
• Improved bond rating and increased financial reserves
• No property tax increase
• All-America City award
Swails, 66, said he changed his mind after talking with his wife Peggy. He said they figured his 15 years in public service — four as mayor and 11 as a town councilman — was enough and they should concentrate on family, business and friends.
"My health is wonderful. If I had a tooth, I'd be perfect," he said. "We did a poll and we had almost a 75 percent approval rating. When you see that, you say, 'Why don't you just go out on top rather than running again?' "
"I could have won re-election hands down, in my opinion, if I would have run," he added.
Swails' departure leaves a wide-open field for the part-time mayoral job, which pays $24,000 a year. Only former Councilman Joe Bustos has announced so far.
Swails, a State Farm Insurance agent, was elected mayor in 2009 and was backed by former Mayor Harry Hallman, who had to step down as he battled Alzheimer's Disease. Hallman died in 2011.
Under Swails' leadership, the town has finished major road projects, such as widening U.S. Highway 17, expanded its senior citizens center and recruited Trident Technical College.
"We've got $7 million more in the bank than when I started, and we haven't had any tax increases," Swails said.
He urged Town Council to continue with plans to revitalize Coleman Boulevard, which Swails called "dear to my heart and, I believe, essential to the vitality of our town."
Former Mayor Cheryll Novak Woods-Flowers, who served before Hallman, said she would not be a candidate this year, but she kept open the door that some time down the road she would like to come back.
"I'm not going to say never, just not today," she said.
She predicted that Swails' departure would prompt a wide array of candidates to run. "I guarantee there will be others," she said, in addition to Bustos.
Councilwoman Linda Page said she was surprised and saddened by Swails' news, and predicted that his legacy will be shepherding the town through an extensive and difficult period of road work.
She said she soon will decide whether to seek re-election or run for mayor, which she said she wouldn't have done against Swails.
"Obviously, this presents an opportunity I didn't know that I had," she said. "Will I explore that? Of course."
Councilman Ken Glasson said he already has gotten about 20 calls asking whether he will run for mayor. Glasson, who is not up for re-election this fall, said he likely will make a decision in a few weeks.
Former Town Councilman Paul Gawrych, who helped Swails during his 2009 campaign, said he was happy for Swails and his wife.
"I know how much he loves the town and doing what he's doing," Gawrych said. "At the same time, I know he has only a few years to focus on his business and enjoy his family."
Gawrych said he loves the town and wants to serve, and will take the next few weeks before deciding whether to run.
"If enough people reach out to me and they seriously want to talk about it, we'll look at putting together a committee and a detailed survey and see what we do from there," he said.
Swails said he hasn't talked to Gawrych about running, but added, "I'm hoping Paul steps up. I think he would be a logical candidate. ... Paul will be a front-runner, in my opinion."
Unlike the strong mayors of Charleston and North Charleston, whose full-time executive roles give them broad power over their cities, Mount Pleasant's mayor is a part-time post whose influence hinges on whether a majority of council members are happy.
Glasson praised Swails for doing "a fabulous job," adding, "He brings all of us together in a great way."
Town Council has talked about changing to a strong mayor before, but Glasson doubted that debate would be revived in the wake of Swails' decision, at least not this year.
Filing begins in late August, and the election will be Nov. 5.
Schuyler Kropf contributed to this report. Reach Robert Behre at 937-5771.


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The running race seasons in Charleston basically are broken into summer/fall and winter/spring, with about a two month hiatus in the middle of summer and about a month during Christmastime.
Granted, there are races during the breaks, but nothing too serious.
While this isn't formalized, there are bookend races for each season. The Charleston Marathon get things rolling on the Martin Luther King Jr. weekday, and Floppin' Flounder 5K in mid-June is the last truly competitive race before the heat of summer sets in.
Race for the ARK
The kickoff to the summer/fall season comes Saturday with the 14th annual Race for the ARK 5K in Summerville. The event, which is being sponsored this year by Thrivent Financial, raises money for The ARK, a Summerville-based nonprofit that provides support to families and other caregivers of people suffering from Alzheimer's disease and related dementia.
The 5K run and walk winds through historic downtown Summerville. The 5K starts at 7:45 a.m. and the 1-mile starts at 8:45 a.m.
Runners who set new course records for males and females will win a $100 cash prize.
The race also features a Corporate Challenge. Companies can field a team of five runners for $350; the team with the overall best time takes home the traveling trophy for the year.
The Lowcountry Youth Challenge is an early season competition for local high school cross country teams and other sports teams who want to compete. The cost is $25 per runner, or $125 per team. Youth runners receive medals and can compete for age group prizes.
Late registration and packet pickup is noon-6 p.m. Friday or before the race Saturday.
5K times 10
When the Race for The ARK starts, about 100 people will be wrapping up the first of 10 5Ks in Ridgeland.
On Saturday, the Lowcountry Ultras Homestead 10 x 5K will feature one 5K every hour, on the hour, from 7 a.m.-4 p.m. It is the latest "ultra," defined as anything longer than a marathon, to come from an unlikely hub of ultra running in South Carolina, the Beaufort-Ridgeland area.
Tim Waz, founder of Lowcountry Ultras, says he expected about 20 people to do the event, but in fact the event's not only reached its cap of 100, but nearly 50 more are on a waiting list.
It apparently is an ultra for ultra newbies. Waz says about 60 percent of those registered have never run an ultra. By comparison to his other races, such as the Cremator 50-miler and Mad Marsh 50K, about 30 percent are newbies.
"I think the appeal of this race is that you don't have to carry cumbersome gear for hydration and food during the run," says Waz, adding that the event originated as a training run for ultra runners.
Best of Summer party
Air & Earth, an outdoor store in Mount Pleasant focused on board sports, is celebrating its 10th anniversary 7-10 p.m. Saturday with a return of its Best of Summer party to raise money for cystic fibrosis.
The genetic disorder affects the lungs, as well as the pancreas, liver and intestine, and causes thick, viscous secretions and scarring. It causes difficulty with breathing and frequent lung infections.
Last year's Best of Summer event drew about 500 people and raised about $15,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Admission is free but $5 raffle tickets will make attendees eligible to win iPad tablets, GoPro cameras and Palm Head surfboards and paddleboards, among other gear. In all, about 10 items worth $500 or more each, will be raffled off. You don't have to be present to win.
Special Olympics
Locally owned kayak company Folbot, pronounced fol bot, is sponsoring the annual Special Olympics South Carolina Kayaking Invitational 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday at James Island County Park pond.
Athletes from Columbia, Rock Hill and Charleston will compete on different levels. The Charleston Chargers have trained for six years with the guidance of coach Bill Johnson and Diana Belknap of the Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission.
Athletes learn all aspects of kayaking, paddling, turns and, the favorite, rolling the boat. It is essential for all kayakers to know how to exit the boat if it were to overturn.
Lynn Hunt, director of the S.C. Special Olympics tri-county area, encourages people to volunteer or be on hand to cheer the athletes at the event. To volunteer, email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Doan is a great player and a warrior, but the guy's 35. His help to this team is limited, especially given how he plays. A 28 year old Semin on a one year deal, you hope he turns it around and then the Wings can lock him up for a handful of years next season.
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I'd have to think getting Semin away from Ovechkin and around a player like Dats could only help.
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Scientists have developed a small peptide that they say can reverse some of the cognitive repercussions of neurodegenerative and potentially trauma-related brain disorders such as Alzheimer's disease, by increasing synaptogenesis. The peptide, called dihexa, is a stabilized derivative of angiotensin IV (AngIV), a peptide that, together with some of its analogs, is recognized as a precognitive agent that could feasibly be used as a treatment for neurodegenerative diseases, but in its native form it can't cross the blood-brain barrier and isn't stable enough to have any utility in a clinical setting.
Washington State University's Joseph W. Harding, Ph.D., Alene T. McCoy, Ph.D., and colleagues based their development on prior work demonstrating that the three terminal amino acids of AngIV and its analog Norleucine1-angiotensin IV (Nle1-AngIV) are central to the precognitive activities of the peptides. The team thus set out to develop much smaller, more stable derivatives of Nle1-AngIV that retained the active structure but could be administered orally and cross the blood-brain barrier.
The resulting lead compound, dihexia (N-hexanoic-Tyr-Ile-(6) aminohexanoic amide) not only fulfilled these requirements, but proved to be active at picomolar concentrations, and led to dramatic improvements in the cognitive abilities of a scopolamine-treated rat model of learning deficits, and also aged Sprague-Dawley rats. Scopolamine-treated rats are a well-used model of spatial memory dysfunction that demonstrate memory-related problems mirroring those of early-to-middle-stage Alzheimer's disease patients, but in these animals cognitive impairments are acutely induced. In contrast, aged Sprague-Dawley rats are a more physiologically relevant model of dementia.
Importantly, the treatment was effective whether the animals received it directly into the brain, via injection, or orally. Further analyses indicated that dihexia's precognitive activity was associated with a drug-induced stimulation of dendritic spinogenesis in the hippocampal brain region, and that the newly formed dendritic spins were creating functional synapses. Encouragingly, dihexia was even more potent than brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), a growth-promoting protein that is used to create neuronal connections, but which hasn't yet been developed for therapeutic use.
"At its core dementia results from a combination of diminished synaptic connectivity among neurons and neuronal death in the entorhinal cortex, hippocampus, and neocortex," the researchers note in their published paper in the Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics. However, previous attempts to develop protein neurotrophic factors as therapeutics has been limited by their inability to cross the blood-brain barrier, and the need to manufacture such agents by recombinant methods, which is costly. "The development of dihexa has seemingly overcome these impediments by virtue of its oral activity, demonstrated pro-cognitive/anti-dementia activity, and anticipated low manufacturing costs."
Drs. Harding and McCoy et al describe their development of dihexia, and rodent studies, in a paper titled "Evaluation of Metabolically Stabilized Angiotensin IV Analogs as Pro-Cognitive/Anti-Dementia Agents."
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5 Tbsp Eden Mirin
1 cup organic golden seedless raisins
1 1/4 cups Edensoy Originalor Edensoy Vanilla
1/2 cup Eden Safflower Oil
1/4 cup Eden Barley Malt Syrup
1/4 cup organic maple syrup
2 cups organic unbleached white flour
1 1/2 tsp dry yeast
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1/4 tsp ground nutmeg
2/3 cup organic almonds, blanched, remove skins, chopped
2 cups organic whole wheat pastry flour
1/4 cup orange juice
2 Tbsp Eden Barley Malt Syrup
1 1/2 tsp Eden Agar Agar Flakes, soaked 20 minutes in 1 Tbsp. orange juice
1 Tbsp Eden Mirin
Combine mirin and raisins. Set aside to soak. Warm the Edensoy, oil and sweeteners together in a sauce pan. In a food processor, combine warmed liquid with 2 cups unbleached white flour, nutmeg, cinnamon and yeast. Place in a mixing bowl. Drain the raisins. Place the soaked raisins, almonds and pastry flour in the mixing bowl and fold in. Knead until well combined. Allow to rise, covered with a damp towel, in a warm spot for 1 hour. Divide dough into 2 balls, shape into crescents and place on an oiled baking sheet. Let rise an hour or so, until doubled in size. Preheat the oven to 375°. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes. Make the glaze.
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on February 1, 2013 - 5:29 PM
The Buffalo Chamber Music Society's Gift to the Community Series has its own air of excitement. The free recitals, which take place several times a year, provide a unique showcase for up-and-coming talent. Sunday brings the second of this season's three Gift to the Community concerts. It features Veit Hertenstein, acclaimed as one of the most talented violists to emerge from Europe in recent years,
Hertenstein was born in 1985 in Augsburg, Germany. He began studying the violin and the piano at the age of 5, switching to viola at 15. He was a winner in the 2011 Young Concert Artists International Auditions. Currently, he is solo violist in the Basel Symphony Orchestra in Basel, Switzerland.
Joined on Sunday by pianist Pei-Yao Wang, Hertenstein will perform the Sonata in A, Op. 105 by Schumann and an arrangement of music from Prokofiev's ballet "Romeo and Juliet," in addition to music by Shostakovich and Piazzolla.The concert takes place Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Mary Seaton Room of Kleinhans Music Hall. This is a free concert.
A performance by a viola ensemble from the Buffalo Suzuki Strings led by David Levine precedes the concert at 2:15. Following Sunday's concert, the Gift to the Community series continues April 7 with a recital by the celebrated young pianist George Li. For information on the Buffalo Chamber Music Society, call 462-4939.
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VIENNA, 5 July 2012 – A new book titled, UNIDO: Industrial solutions for a sustainable future, was launched at the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna today by its author, Stephen Browne.
The event was hosted by Hans Winkler, the Director of the Diplomatic Academy, and the discussion moderated by Wilfried Lütkenhorst, UNIDO Managing Director.
Browne, who has worked for more than 30 years in different United Nations organizations, is currently director of The Future of the UN Development System (FUNDS). His book, which offers a concise and accessible guide to the sustainable solutions and services that UNIDO offers, states that the Organization's mandate mirrors many of the core challenges now confronting developing and transition economies.
The book charts the origins and developments of UNIDO and examines its current mandate, including trade capacity-building, poverty reduction through productive activities, energy generation and environmental protection, and the Green Industry Initiative. It also examines the significant partnerships that UNIDO has forged with other UN based systems, such as the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), and the International Trade Centre (ITC).
Browne highlights the fact that UNIDO, as the only UN organization to have been transformed from a UN secretariat entity to an independently governed UN agency, undertook drastic reforms to adopt business practices in order to proactively adapt to a changing global environment.
Browne believes that UNIDO is uniquely positioned to launch the global green industrial revolution which will lead to employment creation, especially for the global youth, thus triggering economic growth and rapid and sustainable industrialization.
He stresses the development quality of industrialization where assistance is targeted in particular at policymakers. While industry needs to be clean and competitive, UNIDO is also concerned with the wider developmental impacts.
Browne does not shy away from pointing out that, in this era of rapid globalization, UNIDO faces growing challenges. He reviews these challenges and UNIDO's recent reforms under its current management. He also goes on to suggest how the organization can help to meet some of the key global development challenges in the increasingly competitive environment of development cooperation and how it can in the future create workable partnership including with governments, private sectors, civil society organizations, recipients, beneficiaries and other stakeholders.
Browne states that the UN development system was essentially a creation of the developed countries, which have been its principal financial sponsors from the beginning. Over the years donor support has increasingly come with conditions determining the purpose and destination of the funding. While UNIDO still depends on a few large traditional donors, the Organization has begun to move away from a dependence on the industrialized countries and has broadened the base of its financial support among developing countries, which have always been its principal source of legislative support.
Browne states that UNIDO's future will depend more than ever on the developing countries. He opines that this is as it should be, and arguably should always have been in the UN development system: technical services provided to, and, where possible, paid for by, developing country clients.
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Maybe Western New York never realized that something was missing until the Buffalo Sabres returned to a hockey-starved town Sunday afternoon.
Call it the "hockey buzz" – that intangible feeling infecting hometown fans fired up about a National Hockey League game.
There it was Sunday, at full strength, as die-hard Sabres fans streamed into First Niagara Center for the first time this season following a four-month lockout. From regular old fans, to ticket takers and vendors inside the arena, to downtown bar and restaurant proprietors, the Sabres' return – not to mention their 5-2 victory over the visiting Philadelphia Flyers – seemed to add a sunny tinge to a cold and blustery Sunday.
"The crowd, the atmosphere – it's just so energized in here," said security official Victor Aguilar between periods above the arena's main lobby.
Indeed, an aura missing from the downtown scene for months returned Sunday, even if only for a truncated 48-game schedule. Scalpers hawked tickets along previously quiet downtown streets, young people on hockey dates showed up in matching jerseys, and nobody seemed fazed at all over traffic snarls spawned by a sold-out audience.
A few hours before game time, arriving fans experienced a special welcome from the entire Sabres team, who suddenly appeared at the main gates to greet returning fans. They shook hands, signed autographs and posed for photos.
"All of a sudden, everyone saw the players coming out to see them," said Ed Cotter, a Buffalo Police Department detective who was also working security at the game. "It was just a real nice gesture."
Around the ice, hockey fans enthusiastic over the Sabres' prospects this year seemed poised to vent their pent-up frustrations. After loudspeakers blared "The Boys Are Back" just before referees dropped the first puck, a full house roared to the announcer's rally cry of "Let's play hockey."
Then it was only a matter of time before the first fisticuffs of the season erupted, prompting a lusty roar from a crowd that seemed to ask: "What took you so long?" And when the upper reaches of the 300 section spawned a "Let's go, Buffalo!" cheer, it was obvious these fans had been waiting a long time to proclaim their loyalties. All it took was a power-play goal by Steve Ott – his first as a Sabre – at the 11:07 mark of the first period to rock the house.
It all added up to a fun afternoon for Jenny and Colin Ramsey, enjoying not only a beverage but the whole atmosphere at the Aud Club bar.
"It's great having so many people down here, and there's just so much excitement," Jenny Ramsey said.
"It's finally nice to be able to make out my sports events list for the next few months," added her husband.
More than a few fans, however, were still playing hard to get after being jilted by the NHL over the past long months. Tom Buchan of St. Catharines, Ont., was ready to rekindle his love affair with hockey, but with a little less passion – at least for now.
"I don't feel the real excitement in the air yet. It will take time," he said. "All the teams will have to prove themselves to the fans."
"It's not resentment, but a little apathy," he added. "Maybe we have to just warm up to them. If the team plays well, it won't take long."
But the return of the Sabres means much more to hundreds who depend on the team for their livelihoods. With a 50-percent-off sale of all merchandise inside arena shops, sales personnel such as Dawn Prynn had little time to chat while tending to long lines of customers.
And outside the Old Time Hockey store, Bill and Michelle Blythe of Oakville, Ont., had just picked up an official jersey, two pairs of gloves and a decal.
"The lockout was a good deal for us at 50 percent off," Michelle Blythe said.
"We got a new Nexus card just to come to all the games," her husband added, referring to the pass that provides express clearance through customs at the international bridges.
While tending a busy bar above the main lobby, Bob Durham of South Buffalo said it was good to return to the "great job" he has held for a decade and see so many familiar faces.
"I'm glad for all the businesses around here, too," he said.
Nobody agreed more than Melissa Smith, bar manager at the Liberty Hound on the inner harbor. The lockout forced the new restaurant and tavern to suspend operations earlier this year, but the doors swung open again for business on Sunday.
"Are we glad? That's an understatement," Smith said, adding the bar was full and lunch business was brisk even before the 12:30 p.m. face-off.
And over at the Irish Times on Swan Street, owner Marie Stachera pronounced herself the happiest businesswoman in Buffalo now that hockey fans are returning to her downtown mahogany.
"I never want to live through another four months like that again," she said. "I had to borrow every month and max out my credit card. It's all about events down here."
But with the Sabres posting a healthy lead late Sunday afternoon, early arrivals were already streaming in – just the way they were supposed to.
"And with the Blue Jays across the street for baseball, I think it's going to be a phenomenal season," she said.
Perhaps few people could appreciate the return of hockey more than Tom "Conehead" Girot, the legendary beer and snacks hawker at both First Niagara Center and Coca-Cola Field. He's now in his 41st season of slaking the thirsts of hockey fans.
"When I woke up this morning, I didn't say 'good morning' to my wife," he said. "I told her it's going to be a great day."
Then Conehead turned toward the stands with his familiar refrain: "Cold Buds, Bud Light, peanuts. Get your cold Buds here."
Hockey was back on this Sunday afternoon. So was life in Buffalo.
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Sycamore at Rochelle
When: 7:30 p.m.
Records: Sycamore (6-0, 2-0), Rochelle (5-1, 1-1)
Last year: Sycamore 26, Rochelle 14
Last week: Sycamore 43, Morris 21; Roc...
Sycamore at Rochelle
When: 7:30 p.m.
Records: Sycamore (6-0, 2-0), Rochelle (5-1, 1-1)
Last year: Sycamore 26, Rochelle 14
Last week: Sycamore 43, Morris 21; Rochelle 30, Yorkville 14
Fast facts: Rochelle has two running backs in the top 10 in rushing in the area in Marquez Felix and Evan White, and QB Angel Burciaga has added balance to the attack as well; Felix and White were both over 100 yards rushing last week; as usual Sycamore packs speed on the edges and uses multiple-back sets on offense.
Oregon at Winnebago
When: 7:15 p.m.
Records: Oregon (3-3, 1-2), Winnebago (6-0, 3-0)
Last year: Winnebago 28, Oregon 13
Last week: Oregon 17, Byron 14; Winnebago 34, Genoa-Kingston 24
Fast facts: This starts a stretch of big games for both teams, with Oregon in need of at least two more wins to get to the postseason; the Indians have scored 245 points so far this season; they also handed RB James Robinson and Rockford Lutheran its only loss of the year, outrushing the potent offense with a three-headed backfield.
Christian Liberty at ChrisitanLife
When: 7:30 p.m.
Records: Christian Liberty (0-6, 0-6) Rockford Christian Life (5-1)
Last year: Christian Life 24, Arlington Heights (Christian Liberty Academy) 21
Last week: Chicago Hope 68, Arlington Heights; Christian Life 67, Elgin 0
Fast facts: Christian Life has won five games in a row, with three straight shutouts; Arlington Heights has been shut out in five of its six games this season, and has been outscored 258-12.
Le-Win at Galena
When: 7:30 p.m.
Records: Le-Win 4-2, 4-1; Galena 4-2, 3-2
Last year: Le-Win 44, Galena 6
Last week: Le-Win 38, Forreston 33; Galena 42, Dakota 16
Fast facts: RB Ben Schubert leads Le-Win with 62 carries for 365 yards with 4 TDs. QB Ben Moest is 43 of 82 with 667 yards with 7 TDs and 3 interceptions. WR Luke Schubert has 13 receptions for 280 yards. As for Galena, QB Austin Long leads the Pirates in rushing with 83 carries for 471 yards. Long is also 22 of 53 for 266 yards with 2 TDs. WR Alex Peebles has 11 receptions for 130 yards.
Dakota at Forreston
When: 7 p.m.
On the air: 102.1 FM
Records: Dakota 2-4, 2-3; Forreston 5-1, 4-1
Last year: Forreston 33, Dakota 8
Last week: Galena 42, Dakota 16; Le-Win 38, Forreston 33
Fast facts: Dakota RB Drew Zellmer leads the team with 41 carries for 270 yards and 3 TDs. QB Austin Cashman is 7 of 20 for 92 yards. Zellmer has 4 receptions for 58 yards. For the Cardinals, RB Spencer Cruthis leads the way with 87 carries for 600 yards and 8 TDs. QB Robert DeVries is 25 of 36 for 416 yards with 4 TDs. Williams has 5 receptions for 128 yards with a TD.
GALENA — Galena has bounced back from its last loss in Week 4 loss to Eastland-Pearl City.
Now the Pirates (4-2, 3-2 NUIC Northwest) will have its biggest game left on the schedule at home against Lena-Winslow.
"I'm pleased with the way our teams responded after E-PC's loss," Galena coach Ed Freed said. "That was a tough loss for us and we got back to work and improved on things and got a nice win against South Beloit, and then last Friday on the road against Dakota.
"I thought we put everything together and played, in all phases, one of our best games this year."
A win for both 4-2 teams is key, as a bid for playoff eligibility is at stake.
"Both teams are battling to get into the playoffs and have the possibility of going 7-2," Freed said. "We'd have a chance to host and still battling to be one of the top three teams in the conference.
"Le-Win got a big win against Forreston, so they'll be coming in with a lot of confidence. We know there's a lot at stake. We have to give them our best shot."
The Panthers (4-2, 4-1) are coming off an upset win over Forreston, which dropped them from the No. 3 ranked team in the state to No. 7. Le-Win is now the 10th ranked team in Class 1A.
This year's Le-Win team is much more balanced, which proves different challenges for their opponents.
"They've always been a team that relies on team speed and physicality up front," Freed said. "That's still the case. They have quality linemen offensively and defensively and their backs have some nice speed.
"But what's really helped them be successful this year is their passing game. (Quarterback) Ben Moest is a big guy back there and is throwing the ball well. I was impressed with their tight ends Luke Schubert and Matt Greene. Both do a great job, so they have some balance and that's important."
The Pirates will have a chance to beat the Panthers for the first time since 2002, two years before Freed took over as head coach.
"We're excited," Freed said. "The last few of years we haven't been able to play well against them.
"So we look forward to the opportunity to have a good showing. We want to get a step closer to the playoffs."
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Use modern design principles and cake artist Erin Gardner's smart techniques to create radiant, floral-inspired cakes. You'll make statement flowers like the open peony, honeycomb dahlia and trendy ranunculus, as well as fun fillers like billy balls, eucalyptus leaves and hellebore flowers. Then, decorate Erin's Confetti Cake, covering one tier with vibrant rainbow confetti and the other with an understated pattern of matte dots set against a shimmering background. Decorate the I Heart Cake with a top tier encrusted in gold sequins and a bottom tier of horizontal stripes with inset hearts. Bring the Monoglam Cake to life with a gilded topper, vertical stripes and a Swiss dot pattern of gilded bows. Complement enticing cake designs with vibrant sugar-flower arrangements that make an irresistible showpiece for any event.
Join your instructor, cake designer Erin Gardner, as she explores the important principles behind the art of floral arrangements, including how to use color to bring harmony to your designs. Finally, Erin discusses the importance of sketching your designs and demonstrates how the same elements can be combined to create vastly different cakes.
Add to your sugar-flower garden as you learn how to make a lush open peony with wired petals, a bright honeycomb dahlia with hand-formed petals and Erin's signature ranunculus -- three of the most on-trend flowers!
Accent your beautiful statement flowers with colorful hellebores, charming eucalyptus leaves and buds and irresistibly modern billy balls.
Erin shares her secret for making fun and easy confetti as well as how to create a shimmery cake with matte polka dots. Then she demonstrates how to attach flowers to a foam dummy tier for maximum visual impact.
Cover your top tier with golden edible sequins and your bottom tier with horizontal stripes as Erin guides you through this eye-catching cake. You'll learn how to apply bold stripes that line up perfectly, create playful inlay hearts and attach flowers to a real cake.
Glamour never tasted so good! Erin demonstrates how to make gilded bows, attach vertical stripes and design and affix a large arrangement of flowers, including your show-stopping peony, dahlias, ranunculuses and all of your captivating filler flowers.
"I was so excited about this class coming out. I just couldn't wait and it was well worth it! There is lots of information in each lesson. Each lessons does require you to have a good cake decorating knowledge. Thank Erin, I love your designs! I hope to create some great cakes using some of your ideas :)
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1 hurt in North East crash
NORTH EAST -- A 23-year-old woman was taken to the hospital after her car flipped onto its roof Saturday.
State police at Lawrence Park said Kayla N. Walters, of North East, was taken to UPMC Hamot with minor injuries.
Police said the crash happened at about 4 p.m. on Route 89 near Old Station Road in North East Township. Walters lost control of the car on the snowy road and the vehicle slid into a ditch and flipped, police said.
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United Way hopes to lasso $30,000
February 2, 2013
The United Way of Randolph County's telethon team was working vigorously Friday, putting the final details together for the upcoming Live United Telethon. The event is scheduled to air from 9 a.m....
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The gorgeous frontman of The Maine, a band from Arizona. His birth name is John O'Callaghan, but he is often refered to as simply John O.
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A term used to signify the highest form of bro-ism. This word is used to address a peer or ideal with great respect and care.
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Summer Baking
The sweet, warm days of summer call for back-yard barbeques, casual get-togethers, and loads of great fresh berries and fruits. What better way to have summer fun than with a fresh baked fruit pie, cake, or strawberry shortcake.
Chocolate Recipes
For the chocoholic in your life. Chocolate comes in many varieties from dark chocolate to the lightest milk chocolate. You're sure to find a recipe here you will love.
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So many cakes, yet so little time to bake them all! Butter cakes foam cakes are basic, and the many types of cakes that can be made from these basics are endless.
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Wolford & Kriss Soonik: Chic Lounging
8th December 2012
To mark the three year anniversary of StyleOnTheCouch there is a new look for the blog. I've been so happy to see my little labour of love grow over the past years and I'm thankful for each and every visit, like and exchange of comments. Thank you, Blog Reader!
In this post I wanted to focus on two of my favourite items of clothing in another of my innerwear outerwear features. The bodysuit is a style I adore for its simplicity and versatility – it can be super chic in black, stunning in white and incredibly eye-catching with sparkle, print and colour. I often hound pinterest for bodysuit inspiration and some of my favourite pins are below. I'm wearing my new long-sleeved, high cut bodysuit by Kriss Soonik in this post:
Kriss is well-known for her 'loungerie' pieces – not cute or sweet, rather sexy and powerful. Modern with a hint of nostalgia, I adore the philosophy behind her collection.
Bodysuits can be worn under jeans; they look great with a pencil or a flared skirt or on their own. This version here is pretty high cut on the leg but I find that style very comfortable to wear and it gives a seamless shape underneath a more fitted skirt or trouser. Having said that, there is a reason I am 'perched' on the leather chair in this post!
My bodysuit icons are Audrey Hepburn in Funny Face, Julie Newmar (Catwoman in the original Batman TV series) and of course Jennifer Beals in Flashdance.
Wolford is a brand that provide all the essentials for your wardrobe. A premium hosiery label, I think their legwear is worth every penny – these Marilyn stay-up stockings are indeed the perfect stocking filler for Christmas. Wolford now focus on five product areas: legwear, ready-to-wear, lingerie, swimwear and accessories, but it is in hosiery I think they excel. I breathe a sharp intake of breath when I put these hold-ups on lest I accidentally put a finger or toe through them, but so far so good! I love these underneath a little black dress with some fit and flare – it transforms the look of the outfit completely.
Some of Wolford's other legwear styles below:
If these tights don't give your legs the wow factor, then I don't know what will.
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With electronica and techno becoming more and more popular, allow me to introduce to the masses Richard Cupolo, better known as Glass Gifts.
Cupolo, a producer by profession, released a self-titled album for free download back in September. His unique blend of hip hop beats and haunting ambiance makes the listener not only think, but also feel. It's truly a masterpiece; nothing I have ever heard (in this style) competes with his excellent, professional combination of funk, hip hop, electronica, rap, and ambiance.
Though one might suspect upon initial listening that the album would become repetitive and boring, Cupolo never dissatisfies. Of course, it might not be for everyone – but please, give this a listen.
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Here in the Emmental, in the heart of Switzerland, each recipe and manufacturing process is developed in-house and refined until such time as they satisfy the wishes and demanding standards set by lovers of the finest biscuits. Full devotion and care goes into every Kambly Swiss-made speciality. Each masterpiece from Kambly is a small thank you for life; a declaration of love for the very best; the epitome of fine, elegant taste. Kambly is a way of life, dedicated to all those who appreciate the difference between the best and the merely good.THE "KAMBLY EXPERIENCE" – EXPERIENCING THE STORY BEHIND THE COMPANY
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In this free Craftsy mini-class, Joshua shares techniques for decorating with buttercream, so you can make your cakes look as wonderful as they taste. If you are a brand new decorator, Joshua will teach you how to cut, level, fill and crumb coat your cake layers like a professional. Then learn his trade secrets for a smooth or textured buttercream finish and add simple accents with gum paste and piping gel. If you loved Joshua in his first Craftsy class, Modern Piping, you'll want to learn his trade secrets for a smooth or textured buttercream finish...in any weather.
Learn a little about how free Craftsy classes work.
Joshua gets you started by explaining how to use the Craftsy platform.
Learn to make Swiss meringue buttercream like a pro with Joshua's step-by-step instruction.
You'll learn to put the perfect cake together as you develop your leveling and torting skills. Joshua also shows you how to trim the sides.
Learn to add rustic texture to your buttercream as Joshua shows you how to get messy on purpose. Create patchwork butterflies, as well as bows out of fondant.
Stack your cakes while supporting each layer, then add those beautiful butterflies and bows with Joshua's step-by-step guidance.
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Addictive and flavorful, Asian dumplings are an international favorite. Learn how to make some of the most popular dumplings from China, Japan and Korea as award-winning cookbook author Andrea Nguyen guides you through five approachable recipes she developed just for home cooks. You'll work with store-bought wrappers to perfect three artful dumpling shapes, and then mix your own dough in three colors. Create tasty fillings using shrimp and scallion, pork and shiitake mushrooms, and kimchi and tofu, and discover multiple cooking techniques, from poaching in a delicious ginger broth to frying and steaming. Plus, learn four easy dipping sauces to pair with your dumplings, and bring the irresistible flavors of Asia to your own table!
Meet your Instructor, Andrea Nguyen, and learn more about the dumplings you'll make in class.
Minced shrimp and green onions with seasonings make a delicious filling for wontons. Shape the dumplings into simple triangles or try the more complex nurse's cap and flower-bud shapes!
Andrea shows you two ways of cooking and serving your wontons. Poach and serve them in gingery chicken broth or deep-fry them and serve with homemade sweet and sour sauce. Delicious!
You'll be amazed at how easy it is to make these little open-topped bundles of deliciousness, a staple of dim sum. Andrea shows how to cut and fill wonton wrappers with a savory pork and shiitake mushroom mixture, then steam them. If you don't have a bamboo steamer, no worries! You can use a pot of water with a vegetable steamer instead.
Making dumpling dough from scratch takes just minutes with a food processor. You can add rice flour for an extra-chewy texture or vary the dough's color with vegetable juices to help distinguish among fillings. Andrea shows you how!
The classic northern Chinese dumpling, or jiaozi, is filled with Napa cabbage, garlic chives, ginger and ground pork. Follow along with Andrea as you assemble this savory filling, roll out your own dumpling wrappers and fold them into half moons to poach.
Japanaese Potstickers, or gyoza, are a delicious dumpling variation that is steamed and fried in the same pan to develop a golden crust. Learn how to make a pork and shrimp filling for them, as well as a simple soy dipping sauce.
Whether you're a vegan or carnivore, you'll love the spicy kimchi and tofu filling in the classic Korean mandu. Using the dumpling wrappers you've bought or learned to prepare yourself, wrap the tasty filling in a "Korean hug," steam the mandu and enjoy a feast!
"I can't decide which is better: to take a class in person with Andrea Nguyen or to do one on Craftsy! I have had the privilege of doing both, and it's really a toss up. What I can say for sure is that Andrea's genius as a teacher and fabulous personality come through 100% on Craftsy, AND you have the opportunity to have her right alongside you in your own kitchen without time limits. Andrea demystifies Asian cooking and teaches valuable universal prep techniques, such as the mise en place, knife skills, poaching and frying, which you can apply to all of your cooking. I also love the Q&A interaction. I will continue to take her courses in person and to buy her books, but I am now hooked on cooking with her at home, too!"
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It's like a virus. I have no reason to feel this way. Basically it took my everything to just exist through this day and I couldn't even go to Carter's game. Bed to couch to loveseat to bed to standing over the stove eating brownies out of the pan.
Gray brought down my carry-on suitcase, booming down each step. "I put something in the zipper pocket with your books so that you can remember me." It was his little stuffed polar bear named Lee.
"Mommy doesn't feel well." I just caught it somehow and I really hope I feel better in the morning.


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untalented ginger bitch that thinks she can act and sing who had a nose and boob job but denies it
why dont lindsay lohan just admit she had a nose and boob job everyone already knows it
dodane przez Jade kwiecień 22, 2005
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To go from a beautiful redheaded, nicely curved teenager to an annorexic, nose powdering Paris Hilton knockoff.
Lindsay Lohan: Fully Loaded
dodane przez Sub czerwiec 04, 2005
The female who goes from beginning a fucking SEX SYMBOL to looking like the whore that walks around my block sucking cock for coke.
Damn I didnt know Lindsay Lohan works your block too.
dodane przez P DuBB czerwiec 21, 2005
Used to be pretty hot, in my opinion, before she dyed her hair disgustingly blonde and became another Paris Hilton.
At the rate she's going, she's going to be posing topless soon.
At the rate she's going, she's going to be posing topless soon.
Lindsay Lohan has had a boob job, no matter how much she denies it.
dodane przez eon czerwiec 11, 2005
Another teen omnicelebrity. The only thing that separates her from Hilary Duff and Amanda Bynes is that has:
A) Freckles
B) Larger breasts
A) Freckles
B) Larger breasts
I could see those Lindsay Lohans coming around the corner
dodane przez The Devil's Left Hand kwiecień 25, 2004
Slut who got a boob job at seventeen and tried to sleep with Collin Farrel by slipping him her number when she was underage!
I'll admit she can act a little but the bitch can't sing worth shit.
I'll admit she can act a little but the bitch can't sing worth shit.
just because you have the power to make a record doesnt mean you have the talent to sing.
dodane przez Lindsay Nelson NOT Lohan maj 09, 2005
A redhead (now blonde) who made her way to becoming a Paris Hilton. The only difference is, Lindsay has boobs, a shit load of freckles, and weighs at least more than 90 pounds unlike paris. A typical superficial celebrity who tries to get any guy that comes her way. She's also a horrible singer and actress. And her next film career is gonna be porn.
Reporter-"So Lindsay, whats next after Herbie Fully Loaded?"
Lindsay-"I'm gonna do what Paris Hilton did"
Reporter-"And what would that be?"
Lindsay-"I'm gonna shoot a bedroom video, but with Wilmer"
Lindsay-"I'm gonna do what Paris Hilton did"
Reporter-"And what would that be?"
Lindsay-"I'm gonna shoot a bedroom video, but with Wilmer"
dodane przez This kid lipiec 18, 2005
offered as a celeb teen alternative to hilary duff. is actually almost as untalented as her rival.
lindsay lohan is a boring teen idol who makes me so depressed with american culture today that i'm just gonna have to go back to sniffing crack because people are so tasteless.
dodane przez anti-conformist listopad 22, 2004