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Tools to generate beautiful web API documentation7
Edit 6/16/2013: It's been a few months, and we finally ended up going with the Swagger-based documentation built into 3Scale.net. Want to see how it looks? Head over to developer.nutritionix.com.
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As demand for our Nutritionix API is starting to grow rapidly, we have been working on finding an API documentation engine to meet our needs for the long-term. I was not able to find any comprehensive list of existing API documentation solutions, so I am compiling what I have found so far. Please leave feedback on your own experience in the comments.
Web API Documentation Tools
We are still exploring each solution, but I will update this post as we learn more about each option.
- Swagger – A specification and complete framework implementation for describing, producing, consuming, and visualizing RESTful web services. [Demo]
- Note: We already use 3Scale.net for our API management solution, and they have an ActiveDocs feature based on Swagger.
- I/O Docs – By defining APIs at the resource, method and parameter levels in a JSON schema, I/O Docs will generate a JavaScript client interface [Demo]. I/O docs was created by the API management platform Mashery.
- apiary.io – Provides very quick way to get your documentation up and running, includes GitHub integration and I/O validation. – Suggested by Siyfion via Reddit.
- Docco – Docco is a quick-and-dirty, hundred-line-long, literate-programming-style documentation generator. It produces HTML that displays your comments alongside your code.
- Dexy – Flexible documentation tool that supports any language, for any API.
- Doxygen – Generate an on-line documentation browser (in HTML) and/or an off-line reference manual, and you can configure doxygen to extract the code structure from undocumented source files. Seems more technical than the other options, but a powerful option nonetheless. Suggested by gkumar007 via Reddit.
- TurnAPI – Paid service. Intelligent WIKI-editor, markdown based standards, documentation branching, sync with Git, SVN, Mercurial, clean looking themes. [Features]
- Note: As of writing I was unable to create an account at TurnAPI.
Edit 6/16/2013: It's been a few months, and we finally ended up going with the Swagger-based documentation built into 3Scale.net. Want to see how it looks? Head over to developer.nutritionix.com
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I was certainly finding the one of tool to generate documentation for an web map API, i recently developed. Thanx for the list.
I create some time ago a small open source tool "apiDoc"
It creates a documentation from the inline code of an application.
Example-Documentation: apidocjs.com/example
It run with nodejs, but it can be used for every programming language, not only JS.
Hey Matt,
If you're documenting Rest APIs, and you're using Java/JaxRS, you might take a look at MireDot (miredot.com). It grew from a tool we initially developped within our company, to document rest interfaces for our clients. We have recently decided to make this tool publically available (free for open source projects). It's distributed as a Maven plugin, and uses existing JaxRS annotations and javadoc tags to generate the documentation.
Hi Matt,
Nice article. We have recently launched Simulty, a website combinator where you can navigate multiple sites simultaneously. I have created an example list taking your selection on this article (giving you, of course, full credit).
I would ask you for your opinion on how useful can Simulty be for you to promote articles like this one.
Thanks and regards
I have personally used doxygen some 5 years ago on my Java code base. And it was fantastic documentation tool.
Originally, on our site, we decided to write free form and then present API Console from Apigee. Definitely room for improvement. Currently evaluating transition to Apiary. Apigee Console is awesome, but free version is not fully integrated with documentation.
Matt, I recommend you mistake distinction between free and paid tools.
Great list, Matt!
We're still developing our API, but we'll be needing to ramp up our documentation efforts as well. I'd love your thoughts on the "interactive link relationship tree diagram"
We're doing a Hypermedia API and most of the documentation systems out there I've seen focus on the URL which I think is fundamentally flawed as it encourages client developers to code to the URL instead navigating the link relationships.


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Ballot positions were drawn at 5 p.m. at the courthouse, with candidates drawing capsules. Each capsule included a number for a place on the ballot.
No more than three candidates filed for any party in one of the six positions and three of the positions will be unopposed. District 3 Commissioner Franklin D. McCasland will run unopposed for re-election in November, as will County Assessor Janie L. Murray. Sue Smith Moore will run unopposed for probate judge, with incumbent Joyce Thrasher leaving due to term limits. McCasland, Murray and Moore all ran as Democrats.
The sheriff's race will also feature a new face, as Jack Huntley has served his maximum of two four-year terms. James Witcher runs unopposed on the Republican ticket, while Juan I. Barreras and Joe Schallert will compete in the Democratic primary.
Incumbent Edwin Bruhn runs unopposed on the Republican ticket for magistrate judge. He will face either David Joel Garnett, Dennis D. Townsend or Wayne Charles Thibodeaux III on the Democrat side.
Robert Lopez, who was appointed as a commissioner following the death of Grace Madrid, runs for re-election on the Democratic ticket against Jimmy Sandoval and Doyle Frasier. The winner will face no Republican competition in the November general election.
Candidates can withdraw from the June 6 primary elections before April 4, and absentee voting runs May 9 through June 3.
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Dude it is 72 virgins. Imagine having a non functioning penis with 72 virgins. Allah is a cruel jokester
id rather have 72 whores any day of the week :coffee:
72 virgin sheep.
what if you like your women sloppy and loose..do you switch religions or just not blow shit up??
what ive never understood about the 72 virgin thing is that they never say if there male or female haha imagine blowing your self up and when you get to the after life theres 72 dude with huge boners
It shows you how deluded they are to believe such bullshit. Even a ten year old American kid knows 'Santa' is not real.
I'm pretty sure the suicide bombers are the virgins, and the sheep they have sex with arent
lols, so basically he just wants to keep his penis after the rest of him has blown up.
so in his after life he will just be a penis.
fucking awesome.
can we just fast forward to the blowing himself up part? hopefully he will take as many of his own people with him as possible.....
Keeping all that in mind, what does that make the average muslim jihadist? You said it! :homo:
^^^ My roommate in college had a really bad experience manscaping... he cut his bean bag bad. He asked me to look at it cause he was freaked out. I moved his balls with my hand to see the depth of the cut. Now I'm worried. Am I gay Muslim terriorist?
Reminds me of what Lewis Black said about the amount of faith it takes to become a suicide bomber. Its a strong faith to believe you'll be met in heaven by 72 virgins when i haven't managed to meet one here on earth.
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The Hazy Hills Golf Course is 9 holes, 2,900 yards and a par 35. The course offers cart rental and a pro shop with club rental. The nine-hole course at the Hazy Hills Golf Course in Hudson was designed by Ben Gildersleeve. The design of the holes, rolling terrain and pond give this course character and add to its charm.
The Heartland Community College campus is a community resource that may be scheduled as available for activities consistent with the mission and policies of the College and Board of trustees. the campus includes several conference rooms, classrooms, computer labs and an auditorium that can hold 430 people. All of these spaces can be reserved through the special events department.
Heartland Theatre Company performs a number of dynamic and provocative plays every season. Heartland's Annual 10-Minute Play Festival attracts playwrights from all over the country and their "New Plays from the Heartland" Midwest One-Act Play Competition allows winning playwrights from eight Midwest states to share their original works with audiences. Call or visit the website for tickets and showtimes.
A family oriented motel. "Spend the night and not a fortune."
Peoria's only real taste of Texas! Providing award winning Hickory Smoked Meats, Home-Made Sides and Fresh Deserts daily. Dine-in, Drive-Thru, Carry Out Catering and delivery available.
Built in the 1930's, this golf course offers old, mature trees lining each fairway on the 5,539 yard course. In addition to the narrow fairways, small greens make for a challenging round. USGA Course Ratings and Slope Ratings are 66.9 and 111, respectively. A hilly terrain with a beautiful creek meandering through the course make this a very scenic golf course. Golf Digest Places to Play has given Highland Park a 3 Star Rating. The full-line Golf Shop carries a great selection of golf equipment and apparel at discount prices.
Nestled in the heart of Washington, Illinois, Hillcrest is a cherished staple of the community providing a simple yet beautiful course for individuals of all ages. The course is beautifully laid out to provide the golfer with ample challenges utilizing the entire bag of any golfer. Well manicured greens and surprises around every corner, makes this course one to ensure you will not be disappointed.
Located in Uptown Normal, the Normal Theater originally opened in 1937 and was the first movie theater in Bloomington-Normal built specifically for sound films. An Art Deco showplace built with streamline design, the Normal Theater has been completely restored to its original condition. It now operates as a film center, showing classic films on the big screen as well as independent and world cinema titles. In addition, the theater is used for a wide variety of non-film events and is available for rentals where assembly seating is required.
Offers a wide variety of customer favorites including: Hibachi, Sushi, Thai, Maki Rolls and fine Asian dinners. Our main feature is the Hibachi Style Grill. Customers can select their own meats and vegetables and have it cooked by a professional Hibachi chef right in front of them. If you're a sushi fan, we have an endless sushi bar all freshly prepared. Hokkaido provides a healthy alternative to other restaurant varieties in town with fresh ingredients, delicious entrees' and excellent service.
Holiday Inn & Suites at Grand Prairie
The Holiday Inn & Suites is Peoria's newest full service hotel! Conveniently located across from the Shoppes at Grand Prairie, this contemporary hotel offers everything you need when you're away from home. The modern rooms and suites feature high-speed internet, flat screen TV's, refrigerators, microwaves, Keurig coffee makers and comfortable beds for the ultimate sleep experience. Other hotel amenities include a relaxing indoor saline pool, on-site upscale casual restaurant and lounge, fully equipped fitness center, 24-hour E-Bar business center, flexible event space and complimentary parking. The staff at the Holiday Inn & Suites are proud to offer superior customer service and conveniences to make your stay easy and enjoyable.
Holiday Inn & Suites East Peoria
Peoria's newest and most modern Holiday Inn Hotel is nestled within the newly developed Levee District of East Peoria. The hotel is centrally located just minutes away from I-74, Hwy 24, Hwy 150, downtown Peoria and Peoria International Airport (PIA). Business travelers can benefit from the proximity of our Holiday Inn East Peoria hotel to many nearby companies including Caterpillar, OSF Saint Francis Medical Center, Illinois Central College and Bradley University. Our non-smoking hotel offers easy access to attractions including the Peoria Civic Center, Bass Pro Shops, Par-A-Dice Casino, EastSide Centre, Peoria Zoo and Wildlife Prairie State Park. Hotel guests can enjoy a plethora of amenities including boardroom suites, family friendly accommodations, indoor pool, Shops, flexible meeting space, room service, restaurant and bar where kids 12 and under eat for free. Guests can also experience our onsite health club fully equipped with state-of-the-art equipment newly designed with your health and wellness in mind.
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Holiday Inn Express - East Peoria
Close to everything at a reasonable rate! Jacuzzi suites available.
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The Holiday Inn Express® Pekin (Peoria Area) hotel's location between downtown and I-155 makes it the perfect place to stay. Guests are mere minutes from both Avanti's Dome and Mineral Springs park, while Peoria is 20 miles from this hotel's accommodations in vibrant Pekin, Illinois. Business guests are well equipped to work away from the office thanks to free high-speed, wireless Internet access throughout the hotel and a business center that's open 24 hours. They're also one mile from meetings at the Avanti's Dome Banquet Center, or they can host a board meeting or gathering of up to 100 in the hotel's facilities. Pekin Insurance, Excel Foundry, Continental Carbonics and PAL Health Technologies are located within 10 miles. Lick Creek Golf Course is nearby, too. You can enjoy a tasting at Willett's Winery or head to nearby Peoria for Par-A-Dice Casino and Riverfront Park. Use your downtime from meetings and sightseeing to get energized in the fitness center or relax in the pool and spa.
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The Holiday Inn Express & Suites welcomes you to a one of a kind traveling experience. Conveniently located off of Interstate 74, this contemporary all-inclusive hotel is located in the heart of the Pumpkin Capital of the world. The modern rooms feature high-speed internet, a 32" flat screen TV with cable channels, spacious desk areas, high pressure showers, coffeemakers and more. Suites also include a pull out sofa bed and kitchenette. Other hotel amenities include a complimentary Smart Start Breakfast, a relaxing indoor pool and spa, fully equipped fitness center, 24-hour business center, private board room and complimentary parking. The staff at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites are proud to offer superior customer service and conveniences to make your business, leisure or team travel easy and enjoyable.
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The Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites is located just off of Veterans Parkway and within minutes of popular restaurants, shopping, business offices, and Illinois State University. Guests of the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites will enjoy a complimentary breakfast and free wireless Internet access. Relaxing accommodations, convenient amenities and friendly service makes the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites a great choice.
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The Holiday Inn Express West in Bloomington provides several quality hotel amenities including a relaxing whirlpool spa and heated indoor pool, complimentary hot breakfast, and 24 hour fitness and business centers. The Holiday Inn Express West is located off I-55 and I-74, very close to the McLean County Fairgrounds, Downtown Bloomington, Illinois State University and Illinois Wesleyan University.
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Unique gift shop featuring holiday seasonal and everyday decor. We also carry several lines of jewelry, Carlibe clothing, Melissa & Doug toys, Leggy Karr glassware and Feed the World dinnerware. Many more items, too numerous to list, are available year-round.
Holiday Shop & Stroll at the Forest Park Nature Center
This tradition is a one-of-a-kind experience in central Illinois. Experience an evening stroll on a forest path lit with luminaries; enjoy holiday musicians, storytelling, caroling, hot wassail and homemade goodies; view the artwork in the Nature Store. Plan time to catch your breath and experience an event that will definitely get you in the spirit! For all ages. A $2 per person donation requested.
Your #1 source for all things gourmet popcorn! Located on Washington Square. Dozens of flavors in a variety of sizes, from individual size to 3.5 GAL decorative tins. Perfect for gift giving, holidays, or just because you love outstanding popcorn!
Relive your childhood memories or visit and make new ones at Central Illinois' original old fashioned candy store and soda fountain. Featuring a huge selection of bulk, individual, and many hard to find candies, gourmet chocolates, and a full service soda fountain. Hollands also recently added a full line of unique toys, including Klutz, Melissa and Doug, Manhattan Toy, Schliech, learning resources, and many, many hard to find toys from your childhood.
Linens, candles, kitchen items, home decor, large baby and toy section.
We take pride in providing you with the best food, value and service your money can buy. We cater to large groups and bus tour groups.
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Howlin on Water...Dueling Pianos at the Waterhouse
The Waterhouse is a reception, rental and performance facility located in downtown Peoria along the beautiful Illinois River. Get crazy every Friday night at this hilariously entertaining show.
Hyatt Place Bloomington/Normal
Hyatt Place in Normal, IL is adjacent to Uptown Station's various public transportation services, enabling ease of access in and around Central Illinois. The Illinois State University (ISU) art gallery, the historic Normal Theater and the always fun Children's Discovery Museum are within a short walking distance. Hyatt Place Bloomington/Normal hotel also provides a gateway between the City of Bloomington and Uptown Normal's buzzing restaurant, bar and nightlife scene. In addition, an array of specialty boutiques and music shops waiting to be explored.
Offers a variety of speakers specializing in a diverse field of topics for nonprofit organizations. Campus tours available. Professional Development Institute offers seminars and workshops in the areas of computers, health, management and special interests (can be customized).
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Illinois Mennonite Heritage Center
Mennonite museum, archives, historical and genealogical library, farm museum, restored barn, and grandfather house. Surrounded by native Illinois trees, prairie grasses, and flowers. Please call for a guided tour.
Illinois River Road National Scenic Byway
The Byway unites more than 100 nature-based destinations throughout the Illinois River Valley, beginning in Ottawa and ending 140 miles south in Havana. Find the best spots for hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, canoeing, wetlands, gardens, birding and watching wildlife.
Illinois State University Planetarium
The night sky is recreated in this 100-seat celestial theater-in-the-round operated by ISU's Physics Department.
Well-loved and highly respected, the Illinois Symphony Orchestra continues to provide residents of Central Illinois with beautiful music and stirring concerts. The Symphony Orchestra performs at the Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts where they hold five Masterworks concerts, two Pops concerts and three Chamber Orchestra concerts annually. With great performances for music lovers of all ages, the Illinois Symphony Orchestra remains the region's premier professional orchestra. Call or visit the website for more information.
Accessible Art Gallery supports the arts, with an emphasis on the visual, through the provision of a venue for promoting, exhibiting, experiencing, marketing and creating diverse, high quality art and through participation in the local community.
The Ironwood Golf Course is the Town's full service golf facility with 18 holes, 7,100 yards and a par 72 championship layout playing from 5400-7100 yards with four sets of tees. The course offers cart rental, a driving range and has a pro shop with club rental. Ironwood was designed by highly regarded golf course designer Roger Packard and meanders through the Ironwood residential subdivision. Opened in 1990, Ironwood Golf Course has hosted numerous high school regional, sectional and conference tournaments, collegiate invitational tournaments, local charity events and site of C.D.G.A and U.S.G.A. qualifiers.
ISU Bowling and Billiards Center
Looking for some great family fun? Visit the Illinois State University Bowling and Billiards Center at the Bone Student Center. You'll enjoy bowling, billiards, table tennis, and more, all at great, affordable prices. Visit us today and let us show you what fun is all about!
ISU Center For The Performing Arts
The Center for the Performing Arts provides the Illinois State University campus and greater Central Illinois community with a wide variety of cultural activities. More than 20,000 people attend annual performances produced by the Illinois State University Schools of Music and Theatre in the Center and all performances are open to the public. Tickets to all performances are available online at Ticketmaster or by calling the box office.
ISU Galleries consists of three galleries that exhibit nationally known works and the latest projects from ISU students. Call for summer hours.
The Illinois Wesleyan University School of Theatre Arts houses extraordinary talent within its facilities at the McPherson Theatre. Four main stage plays are performed here annually, selected from a playbill including everything from Shakespeare to musicals. McPherson Hall, completed in 1963, is named for IWU's 10th President, Harry W. McPherson, and contains a 300-seat theatre, scene shop, classrooms and other facilities. Call or visit the website for performance dates and tickets
Approximately 200 music majors and several hundred additional IWU students participate in music activities at Westbrook Auditorium throughout the school year. Several musical performances of all style periods are featured each semester, and most concerts are free with general seating. Call or visit the website for more information on performances.
In the heart of our nation's cornbelt, just a block off Historic Rt. 66, you can discover your connection to Illinois' rich grain producing, storing, and shipping history by visiting the J. H. Hawes Grain Elevator Museum.
Illinois' only fully restored wooden grain elevator listed on the National Register of Historic Places. An outdoor, self-guided interpretive tour allows visitors to experience the Elevator Museum anytime. Open June, July and August: Sundays 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., call ahead.
Just as you were converted to craft beers after sipping that first microbrew, you're sure to be won over by the quality of craft whiskey. You'll never go back to gulping run-of-the-mill whiskey after experiencing the smooth, warm flavor of our whiskey and bourbon made in small batches in pot stills. At J.K. Williams, our passion is your pleasure. Open to the public Saturdays & Sundays for group-friendly tours and tasting!
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Welcome to Jameson Inn & Suites! Newly renovated in 2008 & 2009 our modernized property joins style and comfort in an affordable package. A beautiful layout, numerous amenities, and unparalleled service are here for you to enjoy! "Stay tonight...Stay Awhile!"
Choose from an upscale menu and dine with us in the decor of an Old English Country Inn. Elegant pub area with piano bar nightly. Convenient to the Peoria Civic Center.
Fine Dining and entertainment since 1960. This old-school steakhouse showcasing diverse cuts of beef & seafood & a full bar. If you are in the mood to relax and listen to some music, Jim's Steakhouse piano bar is the perfect place to go.
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A studio and gallery showing the art of Joann Goetzinger. Located in the heart of Downtown Bloomington, the gallery features many of Joann's exhibits made of wood, metalworking sculpture and newer to the gallery is her paintings.
Affordable seafood in a casual, upbeat, energetic waterfront setting.
The John C. Flanagan House Museum was built in 1837 on Peoria's east bluff by John C. Flanagan and is the oldest standing house in Peoria. This American Federal style house offers a spectacular view of the Illinois River Valley.
Menu centered on charbroiled steaks and chops, fresh seafood and Italian specialties. Lunch menu includes specialty sandwiches and salads. Call-ahead seating daily. Located in the Shoppes at Grand Prairie Mall.
Jonah's Seafood House & Oyster Bar
Jonah's Seafood House and Oyster Bar offers waterfront dining and an oyster bar with live blues, fresh seafood and steaks. Jonah's has a large versatile menu with a specialty to seafood, moderately-priced with daily specials and a children's menu. Banquet rooms are available for all occasions. Enjoy the best view around at the area's only authentic oyster bar.
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Jukebox Comedy Club is one of the longest-running locally-owned comedy clubs in the country, in operation since November of 1990! Jukebox Comedy Club brings nationally-recognized comedians to an intimate (230 seat) room with great sound and lighting. The club includes a 2000 square foot bar/lounge when you first enter and the comedy room in the back of the building. Bartenders take care of your needs out front and waitresses take care of you during the shows. Reservations are always recommended but pop-in's are allowed as long as a show is not sold out. Experiencing a great comedy show in a comedy club is the best way to enjoy stand-up! You're up-close, the vibe is amazing and you can actually meet the stars after the show!
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The family fun here includes go-karts, off-road ATVs, miniature golf, batting cages, bumper boats and more. Open daily April through November 1.
Peoria's most authentic Irish Pub, featuring Irish and American fare. Kelleher's has over 100 specialty and imported beers with 18 on tap. Kelleher's also features Peoria's largest selection of distilled spirits. There is something for everyone at Kelleher's, when you enter, you are Irish.
Keller's Iron Skillet has been here since 1990, providing you with the hearty American breakfasts and lunches you need to get through your day. We take pride in the quality of our dishes and the fact that our prices are the same today as they were when we opened.
Challenging 27 holes of golf and driving range in a country setting with rolling terrain, water and bunkers.
Across from Northwoods Mall, is where you'll find our Peoria location. We've been serving delicious food and beverages here for 27 years now. Kouri's Pub on Sterling has been known as the cool place for the hip crowd and we aim to keep it that way. Our fire pit is one of the reasons why folks consider our beer and burger patio to be the best in Peoria. Seating for 300 patrons, you're sure to enjoy our comfortable environment and friendly efficient service. We've got all your "fun food" favorites: catfish strips and fries, hot wings, boneless zinger wings, third pound and half pound hamburger platters, ribeye sandwiches, reubens, tenderloins, mozzarella sticks, fried mushrooms, ham and cheese, chili, and more. Settle down with a domestic or imported beer, a glass of wine, or a perfectly mixed and garnished cocktail — and let the party begin. Open daily from 11 AM - 1 AM, 7 days a week.
Opened in 1994, our Pekin location bar and grill is open until 1:00 AM seven days a week, with the kitchen serving food until 12 midnight. Conveniently located, Pekin Kouri's is full of Pekin memorabilia, including signed photos of various celebrities and sports stars. Equipped with 22 televisions, seating 125 inside and 80 in our outdoor patio, this is the place for all your sports bar needs. Luxuriate in the resort-like atmosphere of our patio, with a hooded crackling fire pit that adds that extra special touch. Burgers, steak, ribs, and chicken are popular menu items, with catfish served on Fridays. Buffalo wings, boneless wings, and oven-seared wings, in 12 different sauces, from Kamikaze super hot to delicious honey BBQ. An added dining bonus: our Pekin location serves pizza with 5 different sauce selections — and we also offer our own genuine, made fresh daily, Lebanese hummus (served with baked pita dipping bread), that is way better than anything you could buy at a grocery store. We also feature a kids menu, so bring the whole family. Daily food specials, with catfish every Friday.
Established in 1982. LaGondola Spaghetti House was based on the founder's simple belief in homemade food and excellent service. In the years since, nothing has changed. Wholesome ingredients prepared fresh everyday from our signature meat sauce to our made from scratch bread. Offering the famous Kelly Tobin's pan and thin crust pizza, spaghetti, garlic bread, torpedo sandwiches and more!
Experience all of the tantalizing smells and tastes of Italy at La Gondola Spaghetti House, where you'll be treated to mouthwatering Italian cuisine, including homemade pasta and torpedo sandwiches piled high with all the toppings. In the tradition of true Italian dining, you're plate will be loaded up with generous portions of freshly prepared pasta, smothered in our family's special meat sauce. Whether you visit us for a family dinner or you're interested in our catering service, La Gondola Spaghetti House will prepare you a feast you'll never forget
The La Quinta Inn is conveniently located off I-55/74 at Exit 160. All rooms include free high-speed wireless internet access, a coffee maker, hair dryer, and iron with ironing board. Rooms with a micro-fridge are available upon request based on availability. The Grand Jacuzzi suites, nearly twice as large as the standard rooms, features a hot tub, microwave, refrigerator, sink and sitting sofa in addition to all the amenities of regular rooms. There is ample parking space for all guests.
Lakeview Family Aquatic Center
This outdoor aquatic center has a swimming pool, a zero depth pool with play equipment, 2 giant water slides, 1 small slide, diving boards, a video arcard and wet sand play area.An arcade, lockers, showers, concessions and souvenirs are also available! Children seven years and under must be accompanied by an adult 17 years or older.
Lakeview Family Aquatic Center
Zero depth entry pool, 2 huge water slides, one smaller slide, 2 diving boards, children's sand play area, sand volleyball, arcade, lockers, showers, concessions and souvenirs!
Conveniently located in the Landmark Recreation Center, Landmark Cinemas has been proudly servicing the Greater Peoria area since January of 2008. It is our goal to make more movies more affordable for more people. Which is why everyday we offer a $4.50 Matinee on all 2-D shows that start before 6PM and $6.50 for all 3-D shows before 6PM. As well as discounted ticket prices, we are proud to say that Landmark Cinemas offers the most affordable concessions as well, with a small popcorn and soda combo for only $2.00 and a large popcorn and soda for only $6.00. Here at Landmark Cinemas we play all of the new 1st run movies including digital 3-D titles. Being a part of the Landmark Recreation Center, Landmark Cinemas is close to a host of other entertainment activities. Including the Bullpen Sports Bar and Grill and Landmark Lanes.
Landmark's Complex includes the Racquet & Health Club, The Bullpen Sports Bar & Grill, Bowling Center, Landmark Cinemas, The Finish Line Banquet Rooms with rooms to accommodate any occasion, Bowling Pro Shop, and the Barber-Styling Center. Landmark's banquet facilities offer a large variety of party favors and delicious meals that will please every taste bud. In addition, we will tailor any party to fit the interests of your employees, family and friends. After your meeting or during your party, let us incorporate moonlight bowling with laser lights and music, adult arcade games in The Bullpen, or a movie at the Cinemas. With our reasonable food and game prices, the staff at Landmark can offer an enjoyable event to fit any budget.
Built in the 1940's, Lariat Steakhouse has been serving sizzling steaks, fresh fish and delicious desserts to the people of Peoria. There portions are so fresh and large, you won't just enjoy a meal, at Lariat you'll have a memorable feast.
Leaves 'N Beans is a locally owned coffee shop that roasts fresh coffee daily. With so many gourmet coffee flavors and teas to choose from, you will have a hard time deciding which one you want. We also carry coffee accessories and gift items. Enjoy delicious soup and sandwiches in our cafe or purchase one of your favorite flavors from the store to brew coffee at home.
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We are a full-service residential interior design studio, including furniture, draperies, carpet, wall coverings, accessories and gift items.
Established in 1929, the Leo Donovan Golf Course is an oasis in the city. Beautiful rolling, irrigated terrain combines with water and bunkers to make a 6,168 yard, 18 hole course preferred by golfers with diverse handicaps. Donovan Golf Course is part of the Peoria Park District Golf system.
Lick Creek Golf Course is located at 2210 N. Parkway Drive in Pekin, Illinois. During it's recent renovation, all of the tees and fairways were converted to bentgrass and the greens were re-planted with a newer generation to allow for faster, truer ball roll on greens. All of the bunkers were rebuilt and the golf car paths were re-paved with new asphalt. Lick Creek offers a driving range, pro shop and concession area for all golfers needs. We have expanded our dates for weekdays and weekends for these events no matter how big or small your event may be. Considered one of the best golf course in Central Illinois, you will be impressed at our low cost to play. Daily fees and season pass fees listed on this website. Lick Creek was rated 4 stars by Golf Digest in 2007.
Come experience a working dairy farm! Milk a cow, feed the chickens, and just learn what it's like to live on a farm. Located just 8 miles from downtown Peoria. Call today to schedule your tour!
Visit the Longhorn Smokehouse for perfect Texas barbecue! This restaurant is family and locally owned since 1998. Dine in, carry out or drive thru!
Looking for Lincoln Audio Tour
This CD-based audio tour presents President Lincoln as a returning visitor, talking about the places he visited and their meaning to him. Whether you drive the route or enjoy the tour from your favorite armchair, the audio tour is a special and novel way to learn about the history of Lincoln and the role Bloomington-Normal played in his life. The CD can be purchased at the McLean County Museum of History
One stop shopping for those kitchen common, unique gadgets and cooking utensils. You will enjoy shopping for brands like Le Creuset and Kitchen Aid. We also carry cast iron, stoneware, lots of kitchen ware, cook ware, bake ware, cooking-baking mixes and variety of spices. Sign up and join us for one of our weekly cooking classes.
A fresh mix of vintage and new items featuring an ever-changing array of home furnishings, gifts and items of intrigue. Stop in and be inspired.
The Lucca Grill was established in 1936 by brothers Fred and John Baldini and was named for their hometown of Lucca, Italy. Located on Historic Route 66, customers enjoy the delicious thin-crust pizza as much as they appreciate the ornate tin ceiling and antique mahogany bar.
Lulu's On Main is the premier boutique in Central Illinois for unique jewelry, accessories, and home decor. Our unusual and art-inspired inventory is always changing, bringing in new styles and colors from artisans across the country. Seeing is believing, so stop in today and find something for yourself or your home!
This beautiful spot features five acres of landscaped gardens including the Woodland Garden, Children's Garden, Herb Garden and several others. Tropical conservatory is open year-round. Outdoor Garden is open 8:30am to dusk year-round. Closed Mondays.
Visit our enchanting store and each time you visit you will discover a whole new array of gifts and home accessories. We not only specialize in unique gift ware, but we also create custom floral arrangements and can come to your home to help accessorize.
Mackinaw River State Fish and Wildlife Area
This site offers a diversity of landscape covering 1,448 acres over timbered hills, open meadows, and river bottoms. Canoe access enables visitors to float the scenic Mackinaw River. Other activities include fishing, hunting, hiking, and picnicking.
Experience a bit of Napa Valley in Central Illinois. Visit the winery, tasting room and gift shop. Enjoy the panoramic view available for weddings, receptions and meetings.
This 5,332 yard, 18 hole course is conveniently located near West Peoria. It offers level terrain and very few hazards, making it a favorite of senior golfers and those looking for a care-free and relaxing round. Madison is the oldest public golf course in Peoria and it celebrated its 100th birthday in 2009. Blue: yards 5476, rating 64.5, slope 96 White: yards 5332, rating 63.8, slope 92 Red/Gold: yards 5120, rating 67.7/62.8, slope 100/90
Madison on The Square opens daily at 10am offering coffee, tea, their famous cinnamon rolls, scones, muffins and other treats. Customers can enjoy free WIFI while they relax and eat. If you're on the go, Madison on The Square sells take-and-bake casseroles available for you to serve your family... You get to take it out of your own oven and brag about your "homemade recipe"! They have a wide array of baked goods and other items that can be ordered ahead and picked up for a special event, party or just because! Call for reservations.
Maggie Miley's is committed to providing you great food, a perfect pour, and outstanding service. They strive to offer a fun, warm and friendly environment. On behalf of Maggie Miley, they welcome you to their pub. Relax and enjoy the taste of Ireland!
This state of the art, beautifully landscaped miniature golf course features 18 holes of choice, chance, and challenge, including six holes that are handicapped accessible. With a stream running through the course, it's bound to add some unexpected challenges to your game. Walk through the caboose which serves as hole No. 4. Enjoy the beautiful landscaped eclectic theme of the history of Pekin.
Great place to watch sports! Several TVs, great food and a pool table. Lunch and dinner served.
Established in April of 2008, Main Gallery 404 provides downtown location for many local artists to display and sell fine artwork and gifts. The Bloomington-Normal area is rich with talented artists. MG 404 gives these artists the much needed opportunity to make his or her work visible
Family Owned and operated the Mandarin Garden House, based in Normal, Illinois is a full service Chinese restaurant offering Mandarin food. Also serving Szechuan and Hunan style dishes.
Rooms and amenities at the Mark Twain Hotel are designed with you, the guest, in mind. Borrow a DVD from a collection of over 300 classic and contemporary titles or perhaps have a nightcap in the Two25 Lounge. In the morning, fuel your body for the long day ahead with the complimentary Daybreak full, hot breakfast buffet which includes made to order omelets and waffles. The Mark Twain Hotel is not merely a place to sleep, it's a place for you to relax during down time in Peoria. The Mark Twain Hotel's small size - 110 rooms - gives staff members the opportunity to recognize guests and provide unique, personable service. The hotel wants you to feel at home and will do everything in their ability to help you enjoy your stay. If there is anything you need to make your stay more comfortable or convenient, be sure to let them know. The Mark Twain Hotel will take care of you during your visit to Peoria!
Marriott Hotel & Conference Center
Located in the heart of central Illinois, the Marriott Hotel & Conference Center is the area's newest hotel. It's conveniently located just moments from Illinois State University, numerous corporate offices and the area's finest shopping, dining and entertainment. Experience the nearby Children's Discovery Museum, the historic Normal Theater and the revitalized Uptown Normal area.
Located in a rennovated railroad station, Martini's is Peoria's original martini bar. They feature over 120 types on their menu with delicious flavors such as German Chocolate Cake, Peppermint Patty, Candy Red Apple and more. Martinis also offers live music five nights a week.
Housed in a converted train station, Martini's inviteds you to enjoy one or more delicious concoctions from the expansive beverage menu. Martini's boasts of over 100 drink choices, most with tasty names like Almond Joy, German Chocolate Cake, Hot Apple Pie, and Florida Sunshine. If you're looking for a more traditional mix, they offer that as well. Martini's extends with outdoor seating on the patio, which has magnificent views of the river. Live entertainment and Monday drink specials are sure to make your visit memorable!
The McLean County Arts Center presents approximately twelve exhibitions yearly, including the annual Holiday Treasures exhibition and the annual Amateur Competition and Exhibition which for over 85 years has showcased the best amateur artists from the region. The Center also offers art classes, artist lectures, art workshops for children and adults and associated performing and literary arts presentations. Visitors can purchase or rent artwork through the Center's Sales & Rental Gift Gallery.
McLean County Museum of History
Founded in 1904, the museum is housed in a magnificent courthouse that's listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Located in downtown Bloomington, the museum reveals the lives of the people who shaped McLean County, including those who encountered and knew Abraham Lincoln.
Newly opened in Uptown Normal, Medici offers a wide range of unique menu selections. Lunch and dinner served. Banquet space available.
This bi-level restaurant & bar serving seasonal American fare, pizzas & over 30 drafts. Medici in Normal takes great pride in its unique design. The décor is elegant with many sophisticated touches. With every visit you will find something new, with details you haven't seen before. The 30-foot Mulberry tree graces the atrium of the restaurant. The tree is central to the design, reflecting the owner's passion for forestry.


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Church Food Pantries
This page is where you will find a listing of churches in our association that have pantries for those in their neighborhoods who are in need of food.
Churches and individuals are encouraged to share the Bread of Life by supporting these pantries with food donations. Gather donated foods and deliver them to the pantry nearest you. If you have questions on specific needs, please contact the pantry of your choice. Thank you for caring and sharing Jesus in word and action!
Briar Creek Road Baptist Church
1451 Briar Creek Road, Charlotte
East Baptist Church
6850 Monroe Road, Charlotte
Eastern Hills Baptist Church
(A Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry)
4855 Albemarle Road, Charlotte
Thursdays: 1 – 4 pm
Saturdays: 9 am – 12 pm
HOPE Community Church (formerly Westmoreland)
(Food and Clothing available)
3205 Sam Wilson Road, Charlotte
Mayfield Memorial Baptist Church
700 Sugar Creek Road, Charlotte
Contact: Frances Hamlin, 704.392.9547
New Hope Baptist Church
7841 Idlewild Road, Charlotte
Pritchard Memorial Baptist Church
1117 South Boulevard, Charlotte
Wilson Grove Baptist Church
(A Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry)
6624 Wilgrove-Mint Hill Road, Charlotte
Thursdays: 4 – 7 pm
Saturdays: 9 am – 12 pm
If your church has a food pantry and is not listed here, please email us, email@example.com, with the information about your pantry so that it can be included in this list.


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Science and technology
South Africa launches first MeerKAT antenna
Astronomy teams lining upAstronomy teams from around the world have already signed up to start using the MeerKAT as soon as 16 of its receptors have been commissioned. According to SKA South Africa, this stage should be reached by around June 2015, with the full array expected to be conducting routine science observations by the end of 2017. Standing 19.5 metres tall and weighing 42 tons, the new MeerKAT antenna towers above the antennas of the nearby KAT-7 instrument, an engineering prototype for the MeerKAT which is now routinely used for scientific research. The full MeerKAT array will consist of 64 identical receptors - antennas with receivers, digitizers and other electronics installed. Forty-eight of the antennas will be packed closely together in a one-kilometre diameter area, with rest located up to four kilometres from the core. Connected by 170 kilometres of underground fibre-optic cable, the 64 receptors will operate as a single, highly sensitive astronomical instrument, controlled and monitored remotely from the MeerKAT control room in Cape Town.
One DVD's worth of data every secondData will flow via buried optical fibres from each receptor to the Karoo Array Processor Building, which will house all the racks of digital data processing systems and the electrical power equipment. The processed data will then sent to the MeerKAT archive in Cape Town, and on to science collaborators in South Africa and abroad. According to Dr Jasper Horrell, general manager for science computing and innovation at SKA South Africa, the MeerKAT, once it is fully operational, will generate enough data to fill about four-and-a-half million standard (4.7 gigabyte) DVDs each day. "However, much of this data is processed on-the-fly, and the archive will initially be sized at the equivalent of about 2-million DVDs, retaining some of the larger volume, less processed data for shorter periods and only retaining the smaller volume, more processed science data products indefinitely," Horrell said.
At least 75% local contentSKA South Africa engineers and contracted manufacturing companies will now continue to produce the massive, high-precision components of the remaining MeerKAT antennas, and install the antennas in the Karoo, according to a tight timeline. "By the end of 2014, the first four receptors will be standing in the Karoo. All 64 receptors will be installed by the end of 2016, with final commissioning being completed in 2017," SKA South Africa said. According to the organisation, at least 75% of the components making up the MeerKAT antennas will be manufactured in South Africa, although several industries in SKA Organisation partner countries around the world will also make crucial contributions. "The global technology collaborations bring cutting-edge know-how and many years of antenna experience to the MeerKAT project, and are designed to transfer expertise to the South African industry partners. For example, the first set of reflector panels, as well as the first receiver indexer and sub-reflector, were manufactured abroad, but the remainder of these will be made locally." All of the on-site infrastructure - including the buildings, roads, electrical power conditioning and reticulation, and aircraft landing strip - was constructed by South African companies, managed by a SKA South Africa infrastructure team based in Johannesburg. SAinfo reporter and SKA South Africa
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From Their Mouths to Your Ears
The Best Advice
Make it a point to thank your parents.
What tips do you wish someone gave you before you got married?
Meg: Go away together. That totally saved us.
Sita: Yes! A month and a half or so before the wedding, even if it's just for a weekend, just the two of you.
Raeanne: Wear your shoes before the wedding. You need to know where the blisters will form.
Sita: Hand off your cell phone to a bridesmaid on the day of, because there will be those silly last-minute calls and you don't want to deal with them.
Nina: Have a moment to yourselves after the ceremony. Our planner handed us two glasses of Champagne after we walked down the aisle, and led us directly to the back of our venue before everything started. I cannot tell you how amazing that was.
Alex: We were adamant about the room being cool because we had a lot of very hairy, active Jewish men there, including my husband. The temperature can be the difference between misery and happiness.
Any regrets?
Meg: We didn't think to have anyone take pictures or film the rehearsal dinner. It was a really fun night and I wish I had record of that.
Nina: I would have regretted not hiring a videographer. At first, I was flat-out against it; I didn't want a camera around me. But our planner talked us into Dominic Perez of Go Show Media. We didn't know they were there. And now I love having the video. We've sent it to family in India and Japan who weren't able to make it. You get the speeches, you see it all in action ... I've watched it three times.
Raeanne: I mean, for the ceremony alone. I think I've seen mine three times too. My husband won't watch it anymore. I have to watch it in secret.
Last words of wisdom, ladies?
Daphne: Remember that it's only a day. It's five hours. Things will go wrong. Just focus on what's really happening. You're deciding to share your life with somebodythat's huge.
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Insurance, Defense of Marriage Act, and Criminal Competency Bills Highlighted
Austin - Legislation that The Woodlands Senator Tommy Williams says may lower the cost of health insurance for Texans by twelve to eighteen percent was approved by the full Senate today. SB 541 would allow insurers and health maintenance organizations to select which state-mandated health benefits to offer in their policies. Williams said that his bill will offer more affordable options for families and small businesses. Most large companies can already choose what coverages to offer because their insurance policies are governed only by federal law, according to Williams.
The Senate also approved of legislation today that deals with the termination and restoration of competency to stand trial. SB 1057, sponsored by Lubbock Senator Robert Duncan, would rewrite the criminal competency statute to streamline the process and ensure consistency in its application across the state. Duncan said that his bill gives the court two choices if a defendant is determined to be incompetent. If the charges are not dismissed, the person will be ordered by the district court to be confined or sent to a secure facility if they are a danger to themselves or others. If the prosecutors choose to dismiss the charges, the district court will refer the case to a probate court, who will use statutory procedures to commit the person in the event they are a danger to themselves or others.
SB 7, referred to as the Defense of Marriage Act, passed a final vote of the Senate today. The act establishes a state policy in Texas that marriage is between one man and one woman and that Texas will not recognize civil unions or same-sex marriages that are entered into in other states. The bill's author, San Antonio Senator Jeff Wentworth, said that Texas will join 36 other states that have already established a similar policy if SB 7 is approved by the House and signed by the Governor.
The Senate also approved of legislation that would require school districts to implement policies detailing appropriate use of school counselors' time. SB 251, by Brownsville Senator Eddie Lucio, would adopt a policy on the appropriate use of counselors and defines the role of counselors in the test assessment process.
The Senate passed additional education legislation, authored by Plano Senator Florence Shapiro, that would allow school districts to offer term contracts the first year a principal is employed with the district if the individual already has experience as a principal.
The Senate also approved of SB 1021, authored by San Antonio Senator Frank Madla, that would provide for the conversion of rural fire prevention districts to emergency services districts. Senate Joint Resolution 45 puts the proposed constitutional amendment to a vote of the people on November 4, 2003.
Other legislation passed by the Senate today:
The Senate will reconvene Wednesday, April 16, 2003, at 10:00 a.m.
Session video and all other webcast recordings can be accessed from the Senate website's audio and video archive pages.


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For years, my husband and I paid Social Security taxes as self-employed business people; we are farmers. We paid the full amount each year, with the understanding that we would be eligible for Social Security benefits when we retired.
I live on Social Security. I still pay my property taxes, sales taxes, etc. I take personal responsibility for my well-being.
Of course, I do rely on the government for services for which I have paid.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney should have thought before he so "elegantly" spoke off the cuff about people receiving government benfits.
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"Harlem" themed decorations from the 1938 junior prom at Petersburg High School.
March 10, 1982 - As construction on the Senior Citizens' Housing Project nears completion, the list of persons expressing an interest in living there is growing and a manager is expected to be approved at Monday's City Council meeting.
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These photos are nursing students on the 2013 trip to the Appalachian Mountains.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (August 5, 2014) – A group of students is preparing for a fall, medical mission trip to the Appalachian Mountains in Elkhorn, Kentucky with faculty sponsor Vicki Bennett, M.S.N., R.N.
Saint Luke's College students go on two trips every year, a fall trip in the United States and a spring trip to Haiti.


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Shivnath Babu Promoted to Associate Professor
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The Department is pleased to announce the promotion of Shivnath Babu to associate professor, effective July 1, 2012.
Babu, a member of the Systems and Architecture faculty in Computer Science, joined Duke as an assistant professor in 2006. He completed his doctorate at Stanford University.
'┐ĮIt'┐Įs really a great feeling,'┐Į Babu said, noting he'┐Įs especially excited about the tenure process that led to his promotion and the affirmation of his work from experts in the field. '┐ĮIt'┐Įs a validation of all the work and planning that went into carving out a research area. What'┐Įs really satisfying is that people think my research group is doing good work. We were able to anticipate what would be important problems and create a plan over five years. Our solutions to these problems can actually benefit a lot of people both nationally and internationally.'┐Į
Babu'┐Įs research group focuses on making the analysis of massive amounts of data easy, fast and cost-effective.
'┐ĮDuke wants to be a leader in big data,'┐Į he said. '┐ĮThey understand that data-driven applications are the future.'┐Į
Over the last few years, the collection of large amounts of data has become increasingly easier. Massive amounts are generated by Facebook, Twitter, governments, universities and more. Yet while data and machines are increasing exponentially in many different disciplines, the number of skilled professionals who can manage the data and machines is barely growing. Processing data remains a manual process, even with the popular software system Hadoop. That system '┐Į also used for storing, managing and analyzing big data '┐Į requires much configuration and, thus, time and resources. Babu'┐Įs group has been working on an automated management system called Starfish that can quickly configure and optimize the options available on systems like Hadoop '┐Į opening those systems to a broad and growing class of users who want to extract useful information quickly from very large datasets. In addition, Starfish can further help save resources by recommending the minimum cloud resources needed to complete a task in a specified time period. The goal is to also make Starfish able to automatically find and fix misconfigurations.
'┐ĮShivnath'┐Įs research has an unusual blend of theoretical depth and attention to applications and practical detail,'┐Į Computer Science Chairman Carlo Tomasi said. '┐ĮNot only does he publish in the best academic venues in his field, but he also works closely with industry, and he is likely to have a significant impact in both domains.
'┐ĮShivnath is also a tireless, dedicated and well-liked contributor to a wide variety of departmental activities. I look forward to continuing to work with him.'┐Į
Babu, who won an NSF Career Award in 2007 and IBM Faculty Awards in 2006-2008, recently was selected as chairman of the IEEE Computer Society Data Engineering Workgroup on Self-Managing Database Systems. The workgroup fosters research aimed at enabling database systems to manage themselves seamlessly, reducing the cost of deployment and administration.


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The Walters Art Museum is open Thursdays until 9 p.m., Sponsored by BGE.
Date: Tuesday, January 30, 1996–Sunday, January 31, 2016
Time: 11:00 AM–04:00 PM
Explore the Walters' collection through writing and words. Write stories and speak with your hands through art!
Date: Saturday, March 2, 2013–Sunday, May 26, 2013
Time: 10:00 AM–05:00 PM
This show focuses on a work of exceptional historical importance: an intricately decorated and inscribed wood panel believed to come from the famous Ben Ezra synagogue of Old Cairo (Fostat), Egypt, which has captivated public imagination for over a century.
Date: Sunday, March 10, 2013–Sunday, June 2, 2013
Painter of iconic works of American genre, Richard Caton Woodville (1825–55) led a life of paradox. His humorous characterizations of life, realistic depictions of interiors and use of narrative detail give access to a fascinating period of American and European history.
Date: Saturday, March 16, 2013–Sunday, June 9, 2013
The Walters Art Museum is working with five high schools from Baltimore City, Baltimore County and Frederick County to create a focus show related to the special exhibition New Eyes on America: The Genius of Richard Caton Woodville.
Date: Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Time: 10:30 AM–12:00 PM
Explore painted stories in art! Little Girl in a Red Dress with Cat and Dog by Nicholas B.A. Nicholson. You and your child will use all your senses during this 90-minute, hands-on experience that combines a story chosen for its theme, a short tour, and an art activity.
Time: 09:00 AM–04:30 PM
No school today? Mini Camps at the Walters offers creative kids a unique and fun-filled way to spend the day! We will travel back in time to Baltimore during the 19th century as we explore our special exhibition, New Eyes on America: The Genius of Richard Caton Woodville. Work together to discover new inventions and create visual tricks! We'll spend the day in the studios creating artwork, playing parlor games, and visiting the special exhibition to learn, observe & imagine.
Date: Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Date: Wednesday, April 3, 2013–Friday, April 5, 2013
Time: 10:00 AM–03:00 PM
Take a break to make spring-inspired art with us! Explore the new season with special art activities that will help to cure your spring fever! Join us for a different project each day.
Time: 01:00 PM–04:00 PM
Want to have interesting conversations about art, learn new techniques, and build your portfolio? During each 2 week session, students will explore the galleries and experiment in the studio, making personal connections to the collection and sharpening art-making skills.
Date: Wednesday, April 3, 2013–Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Time: 04:30 PM–07:00 PM
Woodville was known for his use of narrative detail and his humorous characterizations of 19th-century America. On April 3, 2013, join curators and museum educators for a guided tour of this special exhibition while enjoying 19th-century inspired refreshments. The second part of this workshop will take place on April 10th and will feature a professional teaching artist who will lead you through performing arts, social studies, language arts, and visual arts integrated activities.
Time: 04:30 PM–06:30 PM
Woodville was known for his use of narrative detail and his humorous characterizations of 19th-century America. On April 3, 2013, join curators and museum educators for a guided tour of this special exhibition while enjoying 19th-century inspired refreshments.
Date: Thursday, April 4, 2013
Time: 12:00 PM–01:00 PM
Bring your light lunch and listen as Walters' Paintings Conservator Eric Gordon shares his insight into Baltimore artist Richard Caton Woodville from a technical perspective. Eric spent many hours completing a technical research study on the Walters' Woodville paintings in preparation for the special exhibition New Eyes on America: The Genius of Richard Caton Woodville.
Time: 06:15 PM–07:30 PM
Please join us for an evening gallery conversation with Dr. Eva Helfenstein, Mellon Fellow in Renaissance and Baroque Art at the Walters Art Museum, as she explores one of the most unusual pieces in the Cabinet of Wonders. The splendid rock crystal casket is a very rare example of late medieval court art still in existence today. The absence of directly comparable objects emphasizes the necessity of a close examination of the piece itself, with special attention to the materials and workmanship.
Date: Friday, April 5, 2013–Sunday, April 7, 2013
Each spring, Art Blooms enhances the Walters collection with interpretive floral arrangements by over 30 regional garden clubs. In addition, we will feature a speaker who will demonstrate how to interpret art with flowers, and our pop-up store, The Garden Shed. Art Blooms is presented by the Walters Women's Committee which supports and promotes the museum's mission.
Time: 11:00 AM–03:00 PM
As part of the weekend-long Art Blooms event, docents will be available to explain the floral interpretations throughout the Nineteenth-Century Art Galleries.
Date: Friday, April 5, 2013
This Peabody on the Court Music Series concert of chamber music will feature cellists from the studio of Alison Wells. This free concert is presented through a partnership with the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University.
Time: 11:00 AM–12:15 PM
Speaker Susan Detjens is an award-winning flower arranger whose work is pictured in The Fine Art of Flower Arranging. She has served as a Flower Show and Judging Representative for the Garden Clubs of America.
Date: Saturday, April 6, 2013–Sunday, April 28, 2013
In April, roll up your sleeves and put on your smocks as we explore paint together! We'll take a close look at paintings from the special exhibition, New Eyes on America: The Genius of Richard Caton Woodville, and learn how to use paint in brand new ways to tell our own stories. Every Saturday and Sunday! No registration required—drop-in, make, and take a fantastic piece of art home with you!
Date: Saturday, April 6, 2013
Date: Sunday, April 7, 2013
Time: 01:00 PM–02:00 PM
In this one of our free, weekly walk-in tours, explore the paintings showing life and politics in mid-19th century America by Baltimore-born artist Richard Caton Woodville. No reservations are required. Just walk in.
Date: Tuesday, April 9, 2013
NEW! Waltee's Cubs is our newest program for families with infants and pre-toddlers. Waltee's Cubs invites parents, grandparents, and caregivers with children birth to 18 months of age to bond, play and learn in the museum galleries during this 60 minute class. Each program includes activities for play and sensory exploration within our galleries and age-appropriate art activities in the comfort of our private studio. Cooing and crying are welcome!
Date: Saturday, April 13, 2013
Time: 10:00 AM–04:00 PM
Stroll through Baltimore's cobblestone streets as we experience life in the 19th century. Share your stories using a printing press and send a secret message using Morse Code, play in our 5th annual early childhood area, and enjoy captivating performances all day long! Strap on your suspenders as we create Victorian art together! Visit the special exhibition, New Eyes on America: The Genius of Richard Caton Woodville, for FREE today!
Date: Sunday, April 14, 2013
"Highlights of the Walters" explores painting, sculpture, and the decorative arts from antiquity to the 19th century. This is one of the weekly walk-in tours. No reservations are required. Just walk in and enjoy!
Time: 02:00 PM–03:00 PM
Join us for an enlightening afternoon as Walter B. Denny, Islamic Scholar and Art History Professor at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, explores the differing cultural expectations of "greatness" in art, and the various collaborative practices existing in the art of the Islamic world, especially after the establishment of the first royal design ateliers in the fifteenth century CE.


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To the Editor,
I have read letters to the editor for a few years now and even though I disagree with so many, they have a right to show their bigotry and hostile views of our president. Unfortunately they all seem to get their info from Fox News not the local news.
My one request is that if the person writing the letter must sign their name the people responding should not be allowed to use a screen name. All this does is embolden those who can hide. Every week I'm sure these people wait for the letters to appear and are ready to pounce. Everyone should sign the real name.
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Online gaming and animé aficionados have been given a new haven, thanks to NGames launching www.PockieNinja.com, the official website for their upcoming anime-inspired MMO, Pockie Ninja.
When a mystery award-winning publisher started releasing information about "Project Ninja", a secretive production inspired by some of anime's greatest hits, many were simply left scratching their heads. What was "Project Ninja", who was releasing the news, and what could anime fans expect from these Naruto-esque character images?
The lid was recently blown off the project and NGames revealed themselves as the mystery company, proudly announcing that a new, fighting MMO named Pockie Ninja is due for release in Q1 2011.
News and information had continued down the mysterious path– until today!
Now, NGames have released a brand new official website for Pockie Ninja, which they promise to pack full of info, screenshots and exciting videos + trailers in the run up to the games launch.
MMO and anime fans eagerly anticipating Pockie Ninja's release will enjoy checking out the new website– found at www.PockieNinja.com– where they can expect to get their fill of quality updates on all things related to the game, including an approximate launch date.
The way of the Pockie Ninja!
"Pockie Ninja" will focus on the unique life and journey of a ninja, entrusted with defeating the world's most evil and destructive warrior corporations.
Deep in the thorn forest behind the mist of Angel City lays Demon City, a heavily guarded waste land once known for housing the world's most evil warriors.
300 years ago, the evil warriors formed a formidable army - led by the wickedest Demon to ever roam the world - attacking affluent villages in a bid to control the world.
Eventually defeated by Master of the Ninja, the supreme leader of Angel City, the evil warriors, along with their mystic Ninjitsu and a secret plot, were buried, sealed and thought never to return...
..until now.
As the last hope of the world and the 'chosen one', the ninja needs to protect Angel City and restore the natural balance of order, utilizing extraordinary ninja skills along the way.
See the exciting trailer!
Last week saw NGames unleash an action-packed Pockie Ninja trailer, featuring iconic anime characters battling it out in high octane scenarios. Be sure to check it out on the official website if you still haven't viewed it.
Or, for the more YouTube inclined, you can view it right here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p94DZojfnLA
You can visit the official Pockie Ninja website now: http://www.PockieNinja.com
About Ngames:
Ngames Limited specialize in the development, operation, and promotion of online games.
In June, 2010 Ngames released the Q-3D MMORPG, Fairy Story, adding to their impressive catalogue of online games which already included DDTank and browser-based MMO, Caesary.
Pockie Ninja will be the fourth game available under their"Game 321" brand.
Ngames has established a research&development operation focused on creating original intellectual property and launching original games.
Ngames are leveraging the power of their established Game 321 brand, building a large-scale integrated entertainment platform with the ultimate goal of providing users with premium online gaming content, visually stunning animation, as well as a social networking service.


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Killer Bee Vs Gaara
Intel: None (other than knowing Killer Bee is a jinchuriki)
Scene: Forest of death
Intent: Kill
Range: different sides of the forest
Who wins?
Killer Bee high diff, Bijuudama would tear Gaara's defence or Bee's V2 Lariat would finish Gaara.
Killer Bee with medium diff. Once he breaks through Gaara's defense, its over
dam thats a good fight but ill have to say killer bee wins high diff.if garra still had his tailed beast he would have a better chance.
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For a continuous absolutely integrable function with absolutly integrable Fourier transform the result follows from:
by the translation theorem.
To prove you need a sequence of well behaved functions with known Fourier transforms , which as approximates the behaviour of a functional.
A suitable sequence can be constructed from Gaussians with decreasing spread parameters (who's FTs form a sequence of Gaussians with increasing spread parameters).
Then to prove you consider:
By construction the limit on the left hand side is , and on the right hand side you can exchange the limit and integral and so find it goes to right hand side of .
(Of course this is much more direct it you run amok with generalised functions or distributions, when you use instead of , and instead of )
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The 2013 Reebok CrossFit Games season is a three-stage test of fitness, comprised of the Open, Regionals, and the world championships, the CrossFit Games.
The season kicks off with the Open, the most inclusive competition in the world. The top athletes and teams in each region from the Open will move onto Regionals. The best athletes and teams at Regionals will compete at the CrossFit Games, the world's premier test to find the Fittest on Earth™.
Individual Men and Women
In order to identify the fittest, we invite everyone in the world to compete in the Open (register here). Every Wednesday, from March 6 to April 3, an Open workout is posted. Everyone then has until that Sunday to complete the workout. Athletes have the choice of competing at a participating CrossFit affiliate, or submit a videotape of their performance to the Games website. The Open will consist of five workouts over five weeks.
At the end of the five weeks, the Open's top athletes in each region will move on to the the second stage of the competition — Regionals. Each of the 17 Regionals will be a three-day competition where individuals compete head to head with judges. At the end of the weekend, no more than three men and three women will advance to the final stage of the competition — the CrossFit Games.
On March 6, the team competition starts with the Open. Team athletes will compete throughout the five Open workouts like the Individual competitors. If an athlete chooses to register with a team, the athlete may still compete in the Individual competition at the Regional level, if they qualify. A team's top three male and female scores in the week's workout will contribute to the team's standings.
All of a team's members must register (register here) on the Games site. The team captain then must set up a team account and add the members to the team roster. All members of the team must train primarily at the same gym as the team captain. Affiliates, though, may have more than one team, but athletes cannot be added or moved between or among teams (once the competition begins).
At the conclusion of the Open, the top 30 teams in each region will advance to Regionals. A team's Regional roster must draw from the group of athletes who represented it during the Open. Teams are comprised of three men and three women.
Over the course of three days, six team members will complete workouts together at Regionals. Sometimes, only two members will do the workout, sometimes four, sometimes all six. No more than three teams will advance to the CrossFit Games Affiliate Cup.
The Masters competition is for athletes ages 40 and older. For the first time ever, the Masters level competition will be split into five age categories: 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, and 60-plus.
Masters athletes will register in the Open, complete the workouts just as the Individuals. Some age divisions will have modified standards, but all workouts must be completed as prescribed.
Masters competitors will not have to compete at the Regional level. Instead, the top 20 in each age category in the Open will receive invitations to compete at the CrossFit Games.
All athletes may find the Official Rule Book here.


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Welcome to DailyEntertainmentNews.com We feed the hunger for pop culture content, covering Entertainment and celebrity breaking News, Hollywood Rumors, gossip, fashion, sports, wags, celebs photos, videos, wikis and bios.
There's always a special bond between the brother and the youngest in a family. We're sure that this was the case for Paul Walker and his "baby brother" Cody, 25. Paul was fifteen years older than Cody. That age difference makes this doubly true.
For their parents, Cheryl Crabtree Walker and Paul Walker III, it's a comfort to have their family gather together in this difficult moment. Cody, who resembles a very young Paul Walker, is especially devastated to lose someone he looked up to all his life. (You can see the resemblance in the video of Paul's first interview with ET shown below)
The last family party was the wedding of Cody's older brother Caleb, where he was a groomsman, and brother Paul was best man. As you can see from the lovely pictures below, this was a very loving and close-knit family.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to Cody, his parents, brother and sisters, and especially to Paul's daughter Meadow in this painful time.
Cody and brother Caleb finished the scenes of their beloved brother Paul for Fast Furious 7. Cody graduated from UCSB, he was living in Oregon but moved to California last year, Cody is working with Reach Out Worldwide.


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Russell's electric fence thwarts an intruder
"I got the idea of an electrified fence from my time in Papua New Guinea. I was there for a couple years in the mid-seventies. My neighborhood, in the capital of Port Moresby, was plagued by break ins. These were not subtle. The usual method of entry was an axe through our thin walls. A neighbor took the desperate measure of encircling his property with a sixteen-foot high wire mesh fence. Then he plugged the mesh into the mains. The neighborhood persuaded him to disconnect the juice. He reluctantly complied. He was burgled within a week. Cleaned out. They even took the fence."


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We have looked back on 2011, a year of dramatic swings — in the stock market, in government funding of nonprofit organizations, and confidence in our political system was shaken.
Recently we learned that Henderson County had a 63 percent increase in the number of people living in poverty over the past four years, and the average household income decreased by 14 percent. Facts that we probably knew, but seeing them in print caused wide-eyed alarm.
Today is the day to make resolutions.
Please resolve to make Henderson County residents healthier, better educated, better informed and better prepared to react to emergencies.
United Way of Henderson County believes everyone deserves the opportunity for a good life: a quality education that leads to a stable job, enough income to support a family through retirement, and good health. Advancing the common good is less about helping one person at a time and more about changing systems to help all of us. Preventing problems from happening in the first place should be a priority.
Unfortunately, United Way has not achieved its goal for the 2011 campaign. At this time, we anticipate reaching approximately 90 percent. Requests for funding in the spring of 2011 totaled almost $2.1 million.
Due to the decrease in government funding and the increased need for many of our partner agencies, we anticipate requests could be much higher in the coming months.
If you have donated to the 2011 United Way campaign, thank you. If you have not, please consider helping your neighbor, your co-worker or your family member who may need the services of one or more of our partner agency programs.
Henderson County residents have always taken care of our own. Please resolve today to help fellow residents in need.
If you can help, please mail your donation to United Way of Henderson County, P.O. Box 487, Hendersonville, N.C., 28793 or give online at liveunitedhc.org (click on "donate now" button).
Thank you.
Ruth Birge is the executive director of the United Way of Henderson County.
Resolve to help our neighbors in need
We have looked back on 2011, a year of dramatic swings — in the stock market, in government funding of nonprofit organizations, and confidence in our political system was shaken.


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In the next few months, Boy's Ranch officials are hoping for skyrocketing sales of chicken-fried steaks at the Big Texan Steak Ranch.
That's because restaurant owner Bobby Lee announced the Big Texan will donate $1 from every chicken-fried steak sold to support this year's Boy's Ranch Rodeo. To promote the deal, Lee has renamed the menu item "Cal Farley Chicken Fried Steak," after the Boy's Ranch founder.
The promotion will start at 11:30 a.m. June 1 with a Cal Farley Chicken Fried Steak eating contest at the Big Texan's Cowboy Palace and will end on Aug. 31. Last year the restaurant sold 21,000-chicken fried steaks during the summer, Lee said.
Former professional wrestler Terry Funk, professional bull rider Scott Mayfield, Boy's Ranch alumni and current members of Boy's Ranch will participate in the contest. A french fry eating contest will be staged for younger patrons.
Stacy Mansoor, director of market analysis and development at Boy's Ranch, said Lee's donation is an honorable gesture.
"It speaks volumes to the level of community support that non-profits have in Amarillo," she said.
The Boy's Ranch rodeo enters its 55th year this Labor Day weekend.
In 1944, boys living at the ranch approached Farley about developing a rodeo. Now more than 10,000 visitors from around the United States attend the event each year.
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text: Turbulent storms churn the ocean in winter, adding nutrients to sunlit waters near the surface. This sparks a feeding frenzy each spring that gives rise to massive blooms of phytoplankton. Tiny molecules found inside these microscopic plants harvest vital energy from sunlight through photosynthesis. The natural pigments, called chlorophyll, allow phytoplankton to thrive in Earth's oceans and enable scientists to monitor blooms from space. Satellites reveal the location and abundance of phytoplankton by detecting the amount of chlorophyll present in coastal and open waters—the higher the concentration, the larger the bloom. Observations show blooms typically last until late spring or early summer, when nutrient stocks are in decline and predatory zooplankton start to graze. The visualization below uses NASA SeaWiFS data to map bloom populations in the North Atlantic and North Pacific oceans from March 2003 to October 2006.


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I get it. And... today is the last day. So, without further ado, we'll announce our last winner and bid this stream of posts adieu. (Sorry, it's just fun to say.)
Today I am pleased to announce our latest winner:
Here is how she answered the questions posed to make for a valid entry:
1. What is a non-review topic you'd like to see addressed at Edgy Inspirational Romance?
Margaret: I always like posts with debates and opinions; as in e-readers vs. paperbooks, self-pubbed vs. traditional, etc.
Serena: We're not too shy around here about stating our opinions, but I don't think we've ever done a debate. That might be fun. Even now, topic possibilities are going nutso in my head! Thanks for the great idea, Margaret! And stay tuned! I have a feeling you might see some debates coming to the blog later this year!
2. If you were to name a pet after a fictional character, who would it be?
Margaret: Darcy. (Except I do not have a pet.)
Serena: Ahh... Darcy. I can only surmise that is from Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy,
3.. What are your Top 2 Fave Inspy Romance sub-categories?
Margaret: Historical and chick lit
Serena: Awesome! Girl, I've got you covered!
Here are the books MARGARET will receive!
(images are from barnesandnoble.com & book descriptions, unless otherwise noted, are from amazon.com)
by Beth K. Vogt
Kissing the wrong guy days before her scheduled wedding leads Allison to become a runaway bride. But can it also lead to happily ever after?
Allison Denman is supposed to get married in five days, but everything is all wrong. The huge wedding. The frothy dress. And the groom.
Still, kissing the groom's brother, Daniel, in an unguarded moment is decidedly not the right thing to do. How could she have made such a mistake? It seems Allison's life is nothing but mistakes at this point. Daniel's adventures—chronicled through a collection of postcards—have always appealed to Allison's well-hidden desire for something more. But how can betraying her fiancÉ's trust lead to a true happily ever after?
Can Allison find her way out of this mess? Recognizing she doesn't have all the answers won't be easy because she's used to being in control. To find her way again, she will have to believe that God has a plan for her—one outside her carefully defined comfort zone—and find the strength to let Him lead.
by Jocelyn Green
It's April 1861, and the Union Army's Medical Department is a disaster, completely unprepared for the magnitude of war. A small group of New York City women, including 28-year-old Charlotte Waverly, decide to do something about it, and end up changing the course of the war, despite criticism, ridicule and social ostracism. Charlotte leaves a life of privilege, wealth-and confining expectations-to be one of the first female nurses for the Union Army. She quickly discovers that she's fighting more than just the Rebellion by working in the hospitals. Corruption, harassment, and opposition from Northern doctors threaten to push her out of her new role. At the same time, her sweetheart disapproves of her shocking strength and independence, forcing her to make an impossible decision: Will she choose love and marriage, or duty to a cause that seems to be losing? An Irish immigrant named Ruby O'Flannery, who turns to the unthinkable in the face of starvation, holds the secret that will unlock the door to Charlotte's future. But will the rich and poor confide in each other in time?
Wedded to War is a work of fiction, but the story is inspired by the true life of Civil War nurse Georgeanna Woolsey. Woolsey's letters and journals, written over 150 years ago, offer a thorough look of what pioneering nurses endured.
Wedded to War is a work of fiction, but the story is inspired by the true life of Civil War nurse Georgeanna Woolsey. Woolsey's letters and journals, written over 150 years ago, offer a thorough look of what pioneering nurses endured.
by Lisa T. Bergren
When Cora Kensington learns she is the illegitimate daughter of a copper king, her life changes forever. Even as she explores Europe with her new family, she discovers that the most valuable journey is within. The first book in the Grand Tour series takes you from the farms of Montana through England and France on an adventure of forgiveness, spiritual awakening, and self-discovery. (This description doesn't do the book justice. For more info, see my review!)
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Pilates For Meatheads
As a meathead, I'm fairly obsessed with training and I use each session in the gym as a way to get bigger, stronger, and faster, not as an excuse to loaf around while wearing a tanktop. I'm there to work, and I take that obligation very seriously. I try and eat as much clean food as I can, and I lift weights a few days a week – mostly compound movements like squats and deadlifts – and for the 45 minutes or so that I'm training, the gym is all that matters.
So when MF suggested I give Pilates a shot, just to see what it was all about, I almost choked on my protein shake. Pilates sounds so…well, girly. Would I have to talk about my feelings before class and meditate afterwards? I wouldn't have to wear tights or anything, right? I mean, the name alone sounds like an Italian dessert, doesn't it?
You've got to be kidding me.
But they weren't kidding, so I set out for a session with Michael Feigin, a Pilates instructor nicknamed "The Fitness Guru," at his studio in Brooklyn, NY, fully expecting to have no trouble with his brand of ballerina yoga. His studio was located at the top of a staircase, directly across from Gleason's, the famous boxing gym. I followed the sound of gloves whacking heavy bags and poked my head in. Someone was rolling around a ring. Guys pounded away on treadmills. The place looked dirty, like a thin film of dust coated everything in the room. I thought it looked like heaven.
I silently hoped that this was the place to find "The Fitness Guru," like he was some kind of super-athlete who boxed, skied, and cross-country ran in his free time. I asked to see "The Fitness Guru." The girl at the desk snickered.
I should have known better. I cleared my throat and asked again if she could show me where I needed to go. She smiled, slightly condescendingly, and gestured towards the door. "Across the hall," she said. That was that: boxers, wrestlers, and men over here, and I'll take my tutu and tights over to the Pilates studio with the women.
Fantastic. We were off to a great start.
Tail tucked firmly between my legs, I made my way into Feigin's modern space: Loaded with a combination of Pilates equipment, dumbbells, and treadmills, the studio was diverse, surprisingly spacious, and very sleek, with white walls trimming a shiny, gray floor. Skinny girls and lean guys worked one-on-one with instructors at various stations throughout the room. They looked happy enough, but I still had my reservations. After I switched out of my button-down and khakis and donned some sweatpants in the changing room, Feigin and I chatted about Pilates. When he mentioned Joe Pilates, the boxer who developed the discipline in the early 1900s to help those bedridden and stricken with influenza, my ears perked up a bit. A boxer, I thought? A boxer invented Pilates? Maybe there was something to this, after all. I looked around the modern studio and noticed that everyone around me seemed to be fairly lean, something I've struggled with all my life. Maybe they knew something I didn't. At a stocky 5'6", 195 lbs, I could feel my waist pour out from the tops of my sweatpants like muffin batter as I scanned the athletic bodies stretching out.