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Each day, thousands of New Hampshire residents watch each meal go by with nothing on their plate. Thanks to the NH Food Bank, there's something we can do to replace that nothing with something. Introducing, the 'Nothing Campaign'.


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CELEBRITIES were in Blackwood on Saturday trying out a new type of sauna, while raising money for cancer patients who could benefit from the treatment.
Undefeated world champion boxer Joe Calzaghe, his Strictly Come Dancing girlfriend Kristina Rihanoff, and his trainer dad Enzo all spent time relaxing in infra-red saunas at a new shop on Bridge Street.
Another Calzaghe clan member Melissa Calzaghe-Thorne is behind Wow the Sauna Shop, Bridge Street and is hoping her new venture can transform the health of Valleys folk, with the wooden units credited with treating cancer and arthritis and weight loss.
While the wooden saunas are widely used in Asia and the USA, they are not available here, with Mrs Calzaghe-Thorne, 37, paying over £10,000 to import five units from China.
She has been inspired to help cancer sufferers by her father-in-law David Thorne, who died on January 17 after battling the disease.
Saturday's fundraiser saw people given free goes of the saunas, with all tips given to Velindre hospital, Cardiff, which treats cancer patients.
Organisers are still counting the amount raised and will continue to fundraise by donating customer's tips to the charity.
Mrs Calzaghe-Thorne said: "I've been using one at home and they are really good for de-toxing. I have been suffering from flu and it helped that and I've been using it for weight loss as well.
"I think it'll be the first shop of its kind in Britain and it's a really healthy way forward. It can help people with drink and drug problems detox as well as smokers."
The saunas are wooden boxes that people sit in, with their heads outside and the infra-red radiant heat that is emitted is absorbed by their skin.
Research in the USA has found the high temperatures can kill or weaken cancer tumour cells, while it also aids weight loss as users can sweat off the equivalent of 300 kcals in a short space of time.
Other studies show they reduce the pain and stiffness of rheumatoid arthritis sufferers and the increased sweating gets rid of toxins.
Mrs Calzaghe-Thorne, a beautician, is now speaking to health centres about making them available to sufferers.
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After a relaxing day lounging in the pool, it seems 40-year-old Pain and Gain actor Mark Wahlberg and his family decided to hit the beach in Miami, Florida on Wednesday (April 11).
The Lovely Bones star enjoyed playing with his children – Ella, 8, and Michael, 6, Brendon, 3, and Grace, 2 – and spending some time with his wife Rhea Durham in the water.
Is baby No. 5 possibly on the way for the famous couple? As a result of certain pictures taken of Rhea, there has been speculation that the couple may be expecting their fifth child.
"I'm the youngest of nine," Mark told Ellen DeGeneres on her show last year. "So the more the merrier."
"She loves being a mother, so she may end up wanting one more," he muses before adding, "We'll see what happens."


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Thursday, May 14, 2009
NAACP Supports the Youth PROMISE Act
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The United States, by far, incarcerates its residents at much greater rates than any other nation in the world. Incarceration costs in the U.S. have risen to $65 billion a year. African Americans and other racial and ethnic minorities are especially over-represented among the prison population. Especially devastating to our communities and to our youth is gang violence: many of the crimes committed by gangs and gang members are reprehensible and cause irreparable harm not only to individual victims but to families and whole neighborhoods as well. While the perpetrators of these crimes must be punished, it is becoming clear that we must take a proactive approach and try to steer at-risk youth away from gangs and towards being successful, productive members of our communities before a crime is committed.
Congressman Robert "Bobby" Scott (VA) and Senators Robert Casey (PA) and Olympia Snowe (ME) have introduced H.R. 1064 / S. 435, the "Youth Prison Reduction through Opportunities, Mentoring, Intervention, Support and Education Act" (the "Youth PROMISE Act") to reduce crime before it happens by investing in research-based programs. The Youth PROMISE Act mobilizes community leaders and invests almost exclusively in prevention and intervention, as opposed to the standard approach, which is obviously not working, of waiting for a crime to occur and then putting the alleged criminals in jail.
Specifically, the Youth PROMISE Act allows communities facing the greatest youth gang and crime challenges to form a council to include representatives from law enforcement, court services, schools, social service organizations, health and mental health providers and community-based organizations, including faith-based organizations. These councils will then develop a comprehensive plan for implementing evidence-based prevention and intervention strategies that fit the needs of the particular community. These strategies will target young people who are at-risk of becoming involved, or who are already involved in, gangs or the criminal justice system and redirect them toward productive and law-abiding alternatives.
To show your support for the Youth PROMISE act, go to http://bit.ly/Y085M on Change.org and let Congress know you think this legislation deserves their attention.
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Wind wrote:Hi
Can you recommend 3 good Pali translators? I know Bhikkhu Bodhi is one, but any others? I would like to get a wider range of translation of the Suttas to have a better understanding of the Pali.
Wind wrote:That's disappointing that we don't have many good Pali translators. I hear the Pali Text Society already have the entire Pali Canon translated, who did the translations, and is it good?.
Wind wrote:Btw, I hope Bhikkhu Bodhi can finish the 4th Nikaya for Wisdom Publishing and I hope he doing well.
retrofuturist wrote:Thus have I heard that his translation of the Anguttara Nikaya is done and (last I heard) is in the hefty process of review and other pre-publication activities. As for Bhikkhu Bodhi's involvement, I think he's done his bit, unless someone decides he needs to be consulted on anything.
Wind wrote: Hopefully a new talented translator will pick up where Bodhi left off as he appears to be retired. I am already very content that 4 Nikayas are done
tiltbillings wrote:Wind wrote: Hopefully a new talented translator will pick up where Bodhi left off as he appears to be retired. I am already very content that 4 Nikayas are done
And it is still worthwhile to read differing translations, as from the sources I recommended above. As for the fifth Nikaya, the Khuddaka Nikaya, some of the texts have translations have been done rather well, and few others need to be redone, such as the Patisambhidamagga.
Wind wrote:I hear the Pali Text Society already have the entire Pali Canon translated, who did the translations, and is it good?
David N. Snyder wrote:Wind wrote:I hear the Pali Text Society already have the entire Pali Canon translated, who did the translations, and is it good?
Various translators from Norman to Rhys Davids. It is pretty good and good enough for a study resource. The language is a little archaic, but okay. Bhikkhu Bodhi's translations are by far the best, but of course they are the most recent and he is a well-educated intelligent scholar.
Sunrise wrote:I am not too comfortable with Bodhi's translations as he is biased towards notions of rebirth and misinterprets certain words thereby distorting meaning of the suttas. Just my opinion.
This has good translations I have seen so far: http://www.metta.lk/tipitaka/
Brizzy wrote:Although certain translations can be laughably wide of the mark, because they are early they might not be subject to any preconceived ideas or adherent to tradition. It can be illuminating to read certain translations from the suttas from people who take the words at face value.
mikenz66 wrote:Seriously? It's useful to have those translations, but I often find them almost impossible to read.
mikenz66 wrote:Ven Thanissaro's tranlations at http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/sn/index.html
Sunrise wrote:mikenz66 wrote:Ven Thanissaro's tranlations at http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/sn/index.html
Another not so great translation which has biases. I have found several places where the word "womb" has been added (within brackets of course but still an unnecessary bias) where the womb is not mentioned in the pali
mikenz66 wrote:Sure, I'd pick Bhikkhu Bodhi over Ven Thanissaro for depth of scholarship and exposition of the various possible readings, but it is always interesting to compare.
Since I'm not fluent in Pali, or the historical context, I really have to rely on translators.
mikenz66 wrote: But, to comment on one of your points, my understanding of the prevailing Brahaminical view at the time (from reading the work of Richard Gombrich, such as "What the Buddha Thought", for example) is that "other world" refers to a world after death. In which case "next world" is a sensible way to render it in English.
Perhaps one of our Pali/Historical experts would like to comment on these issues. I have nothing to add.
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My dad (John) was assigned to the USS Tern after boot camp in 1939. The Pacific fleet was moved from San Pedro, CA to Hawaii in June 1940. On Dec 7, 1941 my dad was walking over to the USS Helena to meet up with a buddy of his, they had plans to go to Pearl City that day. John started up the gangplank of the Helena when he heard machine gun fire from the Japanese torpedo bombers. All hell broke loose and he headed back to the Tern with was moored at the end of 1010 dock. He boarded the Tern and
started firing the ships 30 caliber Lewis machine gun. The Tern was credited with shooting down one plane. photo 3 the USS TERN putting out fires on the USS West Virginia.


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Well, some of you know now that I'm addicted and read all i can on this and other sites. But I just need a baseline so that I fully understand all concepts being communicated. I have a few definitions that I need from you guys. It'll be very elementary for you.
Please define the following terms by giving the most common intent when using the word/phrase.
The disc gets Flippy?
Turn over?
The standard direction of a broken in disk to turn??.... I think it means they will go right on you.
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Tightwad on Elm StreetLogic puzzles require you to think. You will have to be logical in your reasoning.
Penny Pyncher is known throughout her Elm Street neighbourhood for her habit of 'borrowing' things from her neighbors and then neglecting to return them. In fact, every weekday last week she appeared at a different neighbour's doorstep to borrow something different (including detergent). Use this info and the clues below to determine what Penny borrowed from each neighbour and on which day she borrowed it.
1. Penny asked to borrow the eggs the day before she went to the Avery house, but sometime after she asked for the trash bags.
2. Her Friday visit to the Wolceks wasn't for the purpose of borrowing cheese.
3. Penny was at the Norris house sometime before Mrs. Simon lent her a loaf of bread.
4. She visited the Harkin house on Wednesday.
AnswerMonday - Norris - Trash Bags
Tuesday - Simon - Bread
Wednesday - Harkin - Eggs
Thursday - Avery - Cheese
Friday - Wolcek - Detergent
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I first discovered Tony Chachere's Creole Seasoning about 20 years ago after I'd been to New Orleans and a friend from Louisiana recommended it as being her favorite spicy blend for that New Orleans flavor (thanks Teddy!) Since then I've always had it in my spice drawer, and I've used it in a few favorite recipes like Quick and Easy Spicy Broiled Shrimp and Creole Seasoned and Pan-Fried Pork Cutlets.
If you like a little spicy flavor in your food, I'm betting you'll love this idea for spicy fish! You can make this with Orange Roughy, Halibut, Cod, or Tilapia, hope you enjoy.
For a low-carb meal, this would be delicious with Spicy Mexican Slaw.
Easy Spice-Rubbed and Roasted Fish Fillets
(Makes 2-4 servings, recipe created by Kalyn.)
orange roughy fillets, one per person (or use any type of white fish such as cod, halibut, or tilapia)
olive oil for rubbing fish (about 1 tsp. per piece)
Rub Ingredients:
(enough for 4 fish fillets)
1/2 tsp. powdered Sumac (or use sweet paprika)
1/2 tsp. dried thyme
1/2 tsp. Tony Chachere's Creole Seasoning (or use any type of Creole seasoning of your choice)
1/4 tsp. garlic powder
1/4 tsp. onion powder
1/4 tsp. salt (I used fine grind sea salt)
lemon slices for serving (optional, but highly recommended)
In a small bowl, combine powdered Sumac, dried thyme, Tony Chachere's seasoning, garlic powder, onion powder, and salt. Stir to combine, or crush in a mortar and pestle if desired.
When oven is hot and fish has come to room temperature, place fish fillets on a roasting pan that you've sprayed with non-stick seasoning or olive oil. Using about 1 tsp. olive oil and 1/2 tsp. rub mixture per piece of fish, rub each side of the fish with olive oil, sprinkle with rub mixture, and then rub the mixture so it's covering the surface of the fish.
Roast fish 9-10 minutes, or until fish pieces are firm but not hard to the touch, and fish flakes easily. (If using other types of fish, they may take longer to cook than orange roughy.) Serve hot, with lemon slices to squeeze over fish.
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Climb Safe: Common Belay Screw-ups and What To Do About Them
In 1980 my college roommate, Mark Herndon, fell 100 feet on a two-pitch route. I was belaying from a stance at the end of the first pitch, cooling my feet, shoes off. Mark had just cruised the second-pitch crux, a near-holdless paddle up granite glass, and was nearing the end of a 50-foot runout above the route's only lead bolt when he slipped.
Back at the belay, I figured that the serious climbing was over and was gazing stupidly at my toes when a giant loop of slack suddenly spooled down the face. I glanced up to see Mark looming larger and larger.
I froze, horrified by the prospect of witnessing—and catching—the daddy of all falls. As Mark scorched past me, I caught a strong whiff of his E.B.s burning on the rock. Panicked, I reeled in an arm- load of slack—just enough to catch him a few feet above a sea of knobs. Instead of splintering his ankles, or worse, Mark walked away with a serious road-rash and a backside full of quartz granules that my mother, a nurse, carefully tweezed out of his buttocks that evening.
That day I learned that dropping trou in front of your partner's mother is a humbling procedure, but, moreover, people can—and do—fall when you least expect it. Be ready.
Last issue's (#146) Climb Safe covered a common belay mistake: "Holding the ropes parallel." How you hold the rope is just one aspect of the belay, however, and no more or less important than vigilance, rope management, how and where you stand, and communication.
A year and a half ago, the 20-year climbing vet Wolfgang Schweiger was dropped 30 feet into talus when his belayer lowered him off the end of his rope. Schweiger survived, but was critically injured. In the increasingly common accident, the belayer believed the rope was long enough to lower Schweiger to the ground, when in fact it wasn't. Never think that your belay rope is long enough for a climb, know it is.
Do this by:
1. Knowing the climb. Lowering accidents often occur on routes that the belayer or leader hasn't done before, and one or both underestimate the pitch length.
2. Knowing the rope. Check the tags on the rope ends for the rope length. If a tag is missing, one end of the cord has probably been trimmed off, shortening the rope. Beware!
As an additional precaution, do as AMGA rock guide Adam Fox calls "closing the system" by having the belayer also tie into an end of the rope. When both ends of the rope are tied to a person, it is impossible to lower the climber off his end. Alternately, tie a knot in the free end of the rope. Knotting or tying into both ends of the rope might seem unnecessary when you are sure that your rope is plenty long, but it should be a habit.
According to a recent study, you are more likely to be hit by a car when you cross a street using a crosswalk than when you jaywalk. Why? Because when you are in a crosswalk, you assume you are safe and don't pay much attention to traffic. When you dart illegally across the street, you know you are at risk, and have your radar on full alert.
Belaying is like that. Both the leader and belayer can take for granted that the system will look out for them, and get lax. When you belay, always concentrate on your leader, watching with your face upturned. Do not be distracted, even by the climber who strolls along and asks for beta or by the dog soaking your pack. Don't talk to anyone when you are belaying. If someone tries to strike up a conversation, say, "I can't talk while I'm belaying, talk to you after he finishes." Similarly, avoid asking questions of someone who is belaying or climbing. Lack of attention is a leading cause of belay accidents. All it takes is one mistake to create an accident you will always regret.
The amount of rope the belayer pays out varies and is a matter of experience and common sense. Bottom line: catch the climber. The second basic precept is to keep the slack to a minimum, to keep falls as short as possible. In some situations—for example, when a climber is seconding just above the deck—you'll need to keep the belay tighter than you normally would.
When you belay someone on toprope, keep the rope a little loose, rather than taut, once the climber gets a few body lengths up the climb. When the climber is just leaving the ground, however, pull the rope as taut as possible to minimize the chance he'll deck on the opening moves.
On runout routes, ones where a ground fall is possible, the belayer can consider running away from the cliff when the leader falls, taking rope out of the system and shortening the fall distance much faster than you can pull slack through a belay device. This technique causes an abrupt catch, and will increase the impact on the protection, but is better than the alternative.
At sport crags, you'll seldom see the belayer anchored. For the most part, mobility is useful here. A mobile belayer can, as previously discussed, step forward to provide instant slack for a desperate clip, or step back to take out slack quickly. On steeper sport routes, an unanchored belayer might also "soften" a fall by jumping up the moment he feels the falling leader's weight come onto the belay. In cases where the belayer is sizably lighter than the leader, the belayer can be launched into the air, naturally softening the fall but also possibly slamming the belayer into the wall or pinning the belay device against the first piece of pro, causing the device to jam open. In such a case, and especially when the leader greatly outweighs the belayer, tie down.
Regardless of whether the belayer is anchored, never belay sitting. Lounging around makes it more difficult to control the rope, and promotes inattentiveness. Always belay standing, with two hands on the rope, eyes on the climber.
This past summer, in Yosemite, a leader finished a 5.10d pitch, clipped the rope through the anchor and gave the thumbs up for lowering to the belayer. Unfortunately, the belayer thought the thumbs up meant "off belay." The leader fell 100 feet to the talus breaking both legs but survived.
Communication between the belayer and climber is a critical but often botched aspect of belaying. Even experienced climbers become careless to the point where they seem to rely on telepathy.
We use many signals to communicate our intentions, but the simpler and the more common, the better. It's especially important to use commands that can't be misinterpreted. The following are the most universal.
When a climber is ready to climb, he asks, "Am I on belay?"
The belayer says, "Belay on."
The climber then says, "Climbing," and climbs after the belayer replies "Climb on."
When the climber needs slack to make a clip or a move, he says "Slack." When he needs the rope pulled tight, he says "Up rope." Many climbers use "Take" when they need the rope pulled tight so they can hang, but be careful, "Take," from a distance or in the wind can sound like its opposite command, "Slack."
Before a climber leaves the ground he must let the belayer know whether he plans to rappel or lower. If the climber intends to rappel, he simply ties into the anchor, tells the belayer he is "off belay," sets up his rappel, and raps down. Never take someone off belay unless you're positive he is off; shout for repetitions until you are sure.
If a climber intends to be lowered, never unclip him from your belay device. If the climber needs slack to clean an anchor, he'll call for "slack." Pay out slack, but keep the climber on belay the entire time.
Before lowering a climber, the belayer must make sure there's enough rope for the climber to reach the ground. A middle mark on the rope will tell you if there's enough slack, but most of these marks disappear with wear, and one side of the rope might be longer than the other. Again, always knot the free end of the rope or close the system by tying into both ends!
You won't always be able to see your partner or hear him well—if the route is long, or traverses or the wind is blowing—so belt out the commands. Don't climb or take someone off belay until you know he is off. When in doubt, wait and keep yelling.
Develop a signaling system for situations where you cannot hear one another. One common system is to have the leader tug sharply on the rope three times to signal "off belay." The belayer then tugs back three times to show understanding and also shouts "off belay." When the leader is ready to belay, he gives three tugs. The second then gives three affirmative tugs back before unplugging the belay and climbing.
Problem is, it can be easy to mistake a leader's jerky movements or tugs for slack as the off-belay signal. And, if there's rope drag it can be tough to feel the tugs in the rope. When in doubt, keep the climber on belay. It's better to frustrate the leader by burning time sitting on belay than to drop him. Usually, after enough time has passed, all the rope has been pulled up and the belayer feels the occasional repeat groups of three sharp tugs on the rope, he'll know what the leader wants.
This article appeared in Rock and Ice Issue 147.


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APX stands for "Aluminium Performance Crossover" and is the first example of a complete vehicle built on the innovative Lotus Versatile Vehicle Architecture (VVA) platform.
APX is a demonstration of Lotus Engineering's ability to create innovative and exciting, high performance products through its world class capability in Vehicle Design, Performance Powertrain Engineering and niche vehicle development.
It is a 7-seater (a 5 +2 with the two rear seats being occasional) four-wheel drive "Crossover" vehicle with a front mounted 300 HP supercharged V6 petrol engine. Weighing in at just 1,570 kg and with a power to weight ratio of 191 HP per tonne, the APX has sportscar like performance of 5.4 seconds to 100 km/h (5.0 seconds to 60 mph) before reaching a top speed of 245 km/h (152 mph). These performance figures are as good as the highest performing 4x4 "Crossover" vehicles from other brands with up to 195 HP per tonne. Crucially though, whereas those vehicles need higher output engines to compensate for heavy weight, APX does not. Combined fuel consumption for APX is estimated to be 8.7 litres per 100 kilometres (32 mpg) – impressive on its own and more so when compared to its production rivals which often consume more than 13 litres per 100 kilometres (22 mpg).
APX is manufactured predominantly from aluminium in the form of high-pressure die-cast corner nodes, stampings and extrusions. It uses advanced assembly techniques, including adhesive bonding, self-piercing rivets and flow-drill screws for construction – joining techniques that Lotus calls Riv-Bonding. Lotus has optimised the use of these technologies thus significantly reducing the number of mechanical fixings within the monocoque structure. This has reduced the level of investment required in manufacturing equipment.
Prior to design release for the manufacture of this vehicle, the project was subject to industry standard engineering processes to ensure a quality product. Industry standard APQP processes have tracked and validated CAE (Computer Aided Engineering - Computer analysis for strength, durability, crash performance, Vibration, Aerodynamics, Fluid Flow etc), NCAP targets for crash, pedestrian impact, torsion, bending and modal stiffness targets, full static and dynamic CATIA DMU (Digital Mock Up - Digital build of the car to demonstrate the vehicle build and prove the fit of each part) to minimise build issues and the full suite of Material and Process simulation and validation to confirm manufacturing feasibility.
This coupled with tolerance analysis, full DFM/DFA (Design For Manufacture/Design For Assembly) and advanced joining technology research has been delivered in a true simultaneous engineering environment. The vehicle build proved very successful with only a handful of build concerns. A number of assembly validation builds were eliminated form the project saving both time and cost essential for niche vehicle projects needing 'Right First Time' design and engineering philosophies to overcome tight project constraints.
All significant components and structural items are made from Aluminium. This means that APX weighs in at a sector leading light weight of 1,570 kg so even though it is not a Lotus car, it adheres rigidly to the fundamental core values of the Lotus brand of "Performance Through Light Weight". Of course lightweight structures are Lotus Engineering's forte and this is the industry recognised area where the greatest improvements in performance and fuel economy can be gained.
The understructure is riv-bonded aluminium, consisting of high-pressure die-castings, stampings and extrusions, and uses advanced assembly techniques, including adhesive bonding, self-piercing rivets and flow-drill screws for construction.
The self-piercing rivets are used in a similar way to spot welding on a conventional steel shell, with the flow-drill screws used for single-sided access on closed sections. Both suffice to hold the structure together during the adhesive cure cycle, and contribute to the performance of the structure during both static and dynamic impact conditions. The heat-cured high strength structural adhesive is the main joining medium, and used in combination with the mechanical fasteners, produces an immensely strong, durable joint and a lightweight shell with exceptional torsional stiffness.
The whole vehicle is 4,697 mm long and 1,852 mm wide. Wheel base is 2,700 mm and track is 1,554 mm (front) and 1,556 mm (rear).
The brief for Lotus Design was to create a visually arresting " Jekyll and Hyde " car that fulfilled the needs of practical and flexible everyday transport but also provided the enthusiast with a focused driving machine. As with all crossover vehicles the solution is tailored to a specific niche buyer who will instantly identify with these unique attributes.
The flexibility of the VVA platform system enabled the Lotus Design Studio a rare opportunity to create a highly tailored solution that would meet, both, the complex requirements of the occupant and technical package as well as being aesthetically pleasing. The car has to look and feel like a sportscar but accommodate a 5+2 seating package.
The brief for the interior of the car was to create an environment with the visual drama of a sportscar but with a high degree of functionality and a contemporary sense of luxury.
The digital screens of the instrument pack have multi-functionality enabling major data, including Satellite Navigation, to be placed logically in front of the driver. Great care was taken in developing the grains, textures and material finishes to ensure an ambience of sportiness and contemporary luxury.
The V6 engine has been designed and developed by Lotus Engineering's powertrain division. The directive for the project was to produce a high performance prototype engine without the need to resort to exotic materials or manufacturing technology, allowing manufacture around the world.
APX's engine is a supercharged 3 litre (2996 cc, Bore: 88 mm, stroke: 82.1 mm) V6 DOHC engine, mounted longitudinally in the front of the vehicle. It uses a Roots-type supercharger with a compact air – to – water Laminova – type charge cooler with separate parallel coolant system using its own water pump and heat exchangers allowing a charge temperature reduction of approximately 50 degrees Celcius.
Performance of the engine is maximum power of 224 kW (300 hp, 304 PS) at 6,250 rpm and a torque of 360 Nm at 4,500 rpm. 80% of peak torque is between 1,500 rpm and maximum revs of 6,500 rpm.
Like all products from Lotus, it follows the adage of "performance through light weight", in that the engine weighs just 171 kg (fully dressed, dry weight). This gives a phenomenal specific output of around 1.31 kW/kg (1.7 hp/kg). Specific performance is 74.6 kW / litre (100 hp / litre, 101.3 PS / litre).
This light weight comes from using cast lightweight aluminium alloy cylinder block (with thin wall iron liners), aluminium cylinder head, and an aluminium structural oilpan, able to support the front drive shafts. The oilpan also includes coolant and lubrication channels to the oil cooler and filter, and an electronic oil level and temperature sensor. Even the pistons are lightweight – with each on weighing just 454 grams!
The construction of the V6 engine is arranged around the two banks of cylinders at an angle of 75 degrees with a compact cylinder offset of just 32.5 mm. This allows the engine to be compact, with good vibration characteristics, eliminating any requirement for balance shafts and the related extra cost, weight, height and complexity.
The Engine Management System uses a state of the art 32 bit ECU processor capable of over 200 million calculations per second. The ECU is Euro IV / E-OBD and LEV/OBDII compliant.
The engine satisfies the European End of Life Requirements (ELV) with respect to recyclability and recovery.
The V6 engine is an example of extensive research into "engine downsizing by Lotus Engineering's Powertrain Team. Engine downsizing is the concept of using advanced technologies to enable a small engine to produce the power and torque of a much larger engine, with the obvious reduction in fuel consumption and emissions. One of the key demands of the automotive industry is to produce engines with not only low emissions and high fuel economy but also extremely good performance. These two demands for performance and economy are not normally compatible unless there is a significant change in the engine development strategy.


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A FUNDRAISING appeal to repair the bell tower of a church near Inkberrow is now three quarters of the way towards its target.
As previously reported, the Grade I-listed St Peter's Church, in Abbots Morton, needs £40,000 to repair the top of the crumbling stonework on its 14th Century bell tower.
But thanks to a recent 1970s night which raised £711, the total now stands at £30, 297.
Seventy people turned out for the event in Abbots Morton's village hall to hear music from the 70's played from original vinyl discs by former Evesham DJ, David Smith, who is now an Abbots Morton Parish Councillor.
Guests enjoyed a traditional 70's food of "chicken and chips in the basket" and Black Forest gateau.
Colin Pemberton, appeal chairman, said: "The 70's night was absolutely brilliant. It was pure nostalgia for the oldies and something of an eye-opener for the youngsters.
"We are so grateful to everyone who's supported us so far and who've taken the fund to the three-quarter mark."
The Bell Tower Fund has also been boosted by grants from a number of charitable trusts and by a several personal donations
For details about the appeal and pictures of the village's 70's night, visit abbotsmorton.co.uk.


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Photo Coverage: NYTW's BELLEVILLE Cast Meets the Press!
New York Theatre Workshop (NYTW) Artistic Director James C. Nicola and Managing Director William Russo present the New York premiere of Belleville, written by Amy Herzog and directed by Anne Kauffman, will begin performances Tuesday, February 12 at NYTW, 79 East 4 Street, between Bowery and Second Avenue. Opening night is set for Sunday, March 3 at 7pm. Belleville is scheduled to run through Sunday, March 31. The cast and creative team met the press today and you can check out photo coverage from the festivities below!
Abby and Zack-young, American and married - have shirked the stability of a comfortable post-graduate life in the States for Belleville, a bustling, bohemian, multicultural neighborhood in Paris. In an attempt to build a life together away from their family and friends, their passive-aggressive and aggressively passionate relationship is put to the test after an awkward afternoon discovery, a landlord's ultimatum and a cracked toenail.
Heralded by The New York Times as "thrillingly good," Belleville, the newest drama from award-winning playwright Amy Herzog (The Great God Pan, 4000 Miles, After the Revolution) and director Anne Kauffman (Detroit, This Wide Night), looks at the limits of trust, truth, deception, and dependency in a world where both love and loss can be pathological and cathartic. After premiering at Yale Repertory Theater in 2011, Herzog's Belleville, "confirms her reputation as one of the brightest new talents in the theater," says Times's critic Charles Isherwood. Ms. Herzog's critically-acclaimed play, The Great God Pan, is currently enjoying an extended, sold-out, off-Broadway run.
The cast of Belleville is Pascale Armand, Phillip James Brannon, Maria Dizzia, and Greg Keller.
Belleville plays at New York Theatre Workshop, 79 East 4th Street, between second Avenue and Bowery. The regular performance schedule is Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:00pm; Thursday and Friday at 8:00pm; Saturday at 3pm and 8pm; Sunday at 2pm and 7pm. Belleville runs through March 31. Tickets, which go on sale January 8, start at $70 and may be purchased online at www.ticketcentral.com, 24 hours a day, seven days a week or by phoning Ticket Central at (212) 279-4200. For exact dates and times of performance, visit www.nytw.org.
Photo Credit: Jennifer Broski
Amy Herzog, Greg Keller, Maria Dizzia, Pascale Armand, Philip James Brannon, Anne Kauffman
Greg Keller, Maria Dizzia, Pascale Armand, Philip James Brannon
James C. Nicola, Amy Herzog, Greg Keller, Maria Dizzia, Pascale Armand, Philip James Brannon, Anne Kauffman, William Russo
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Social media at Marquette
- Colleges and departments should seek guidance from the Office of Marketing and Communication about the appropriate use of social media for their goals, audience and resources.
- Some individual(s) should take ownership of the presence.
- Content should be as relevant for the community as possible. This means the content is about the people in the community and what they're saying and doing. Timeliness is key. Content should focus on what is going on now, what just happened or what is about to happen in the immediate future.
- Content should not overlap with university content. The primary sources for general university content are the marquetteu accounts. When in doubt, contact the Office of Marketing and Communication.
- Content/presence should reflect university brand identity.
- Content/presence should maintain quality levels as appropriate to the medium.
- Post timely and relevant news items and discussion topics.
- Respond to messages from your audience in as close to real time as possible.
- Go to where your audience is in social media.
- Adapt your voice and style to your medium and audience.
- Good communication practice dictates that we use all modalities to engage our audiences wherever they are.
- There are already conversations about Marquette in social media, and it is simply effective communication practice to join in those conversations.
- Listen to what's being said and talk with them — not at them.
- Content voice should be authentic and reflect the unit identity. Don't try to be something you are not. Show who you are.


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"Many people don't know the name Ernest Withers, but when you see his photographs he captured very iconic images of landmark moments during the civil rights movement," Yanari-Rizzo said.
Yanari-Rizzo said Withers probably first met the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. during the Montgomery bus boycott, when he photographed King and the Rev. Ralph Abernathy riding together on the first desegregated bus. The boycott was started after Rosa Parks, a black seamstress, refused to give up her seat in the black section to a white person. Her refusal grew into a boycott. Finally, the court ordered an end to segregation on the buses.
Another image shows King confronted by two police officers at murdered civil rights activist Medgar Evers' funeral. Yanari-Rizzo said Withers is known for moving right in on the action and this photograph is literally looking over the shoulders of the police officers who are confronting King.
According to a 2010 story broken by the Commercial Appeal, a two-year investigation showed Withers had collaborated with the FBI in the late 1960s, giving them information about the civil rights movement. The story said Withers had provided photographs and details to two FBI agents between 1968 and 1970. The newspaper had acquired its information through reports obtained under the Freedom of Information Act and posted it on its website.
"I think for us we just have to look at his photography and the power of his work. He was greatly involved with some of the protests, he was beaten up, he risked his life documenting some of these events, he was very much a supporter," Yanari-Rizzo said.
Yanari-Rizzo added she personally doubts he would have done anything to endanger the lives of those involved in the movement.
The 10 images include a picture of the Little Rock Nine, the first African-American students to attend a formerly all-white high school. Their nervousness is reflected in an image of one of the girls dropping her books as she gets out of the car. Another image in the collection shows a family who lived in a tent. After using their right to vote, they had been evicted by their white landlord.
If the prints are not on display they can still be viewed by making an appointment with Yanari-Rizzo in the Print and Drawing study center.
More InformationThe Fort Wayne Museum of Art gallery, 311 Main St., is open noon-5 p.m. Sunday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday and 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Thursday.
Admission is free to members; free to others every Sunday and Thursday after 5 p.m. Nonmembers pay $7 for adults, $5 students (K-college) and $12 for families.
To make an appointment with Sachi Yanari-Rizzo, call 422-6467.


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As a child in Greece, Tony Rizos would watch his father set out in a tiny boat to catch fish for the family. The image clung to Tony throughout his youth and into his adulthood, eventually inspiring him to open a restaurant in its honor. The façade of Kaptain Jimmy's bears the image of Tony's father at age 20, reimagined in pirate gear. Inside the large eatery, tables populate with fruits of the sea, such as steamed lobster and pan-seared scallops, as well as harvests from land and sky, including prime rib and "parrot" wings. Each meal comes with a splash of entertainment, as servers saunter up to tables dressed to the nines in red and black garments, bandanas, and flashy rings and earrings.
The Opa Tap Bar is fashioned to look like the side of a giant ship, with three faux masts supporting the tap handles for more than 60 brews. If beer is not a diner's choice of beverage, an onsite microdistillery—a passion project of Tony's—cooks up more spirits than A Christmas Carol, including whiskey, vodka, gin, rum, and ouzo.


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Americans must ask: Is it prudent to retain a constitutionally guaranteed right to bear arms when it compels our judges to strike down reasonable, popularly supported gun regulations? Is it moral to inhibit in this way the power of the country's elected representatives to provide for the public safety? Does the threat of tyranny, a legitimate 18th-century concern but an increasingly remote, fanciful possibility in the contemporary United States, trump the grisly, daily reality of gun violence? The answer to each of these questions is no. It is time to face reality. If the American people are to confront this scourge in any meaningful way, then they must change. The Constitution must change. The American people should repeal the Second Amendment.
We acknowledge the gravity of our proposal. The Bill of Rights enumerates our most cherished freedoms. Any proposal to change the nation's fundamental law is a very serious matter. We do not propose this course of action in a desultory manner, nor for light or transient reasons. We also acknowledge that repeal faces serious, substantial political obstacles and will prove deeply unpopular with many Americans. Nevertheless, we believe that repeal is necessary and that it is worthy of serious consideration.
Our proposal is in keeping, moreover, with the spirit in which the Constitution was drafted. The Bill of Rights belongs to a document that was designed to be changed; indeed, it was part of the genius of our founders to allow for a process of amendment. The process is appropriately cumbersome, but it is not impossible. Since its adoption in 1787, the American people have chosen to amend the Constitution 27 times. A century ago, leaders like Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson raised serious questions about the Consti-tution. Amendments soon followed, including provisions for a federal income tax, the direct election of U.S. senators, women's suffrage and the prohibition of alcohol. The 21st Amendment, which repealed prohibition, established the precedent for our proposal.


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- BSO Case Number: 08-1308-000709
- PIO Number: 13-9-16 (13-8-37)
- Date: August 14, 2013
- Time: 2:20 p.m.
- Place of Occurrence: 294 Indian Trace, Weston
- Jurisdiction: Weston
- various
- Janett Cooper, 53, female, 5/31/60, 2331 McClellan Street, Apt. #3, Hollywood (IN CUSTODY)
Description of Incident:
An attentive TV viewer helped crack the case for Weston detectives after calling in a tip identifying a female thief who was caught on surveillance video stealing wallets from unsuspecting shoppers at Publix.
Broward Sheriff's Office detectives released the video of one of the thefts on August 29. Once the tip was received, detectives confirmed the information and coordinated with the suspect's probation officer to take her into custody.
At 11 a.m. September 12, Janett Cooper, 53, was arrested at the probation office in Hollywood.
The surveillance video released showed Cooper just after 2:20 p.m. Aug. 14 at the Publix at 294 Indian Trace in Weston. She wandered with a cart through the grocery store aisles, pretending to look at items. Once she got close enough to another shopper's cart to peek into her open purse, she lifted the wallet and slipped it into her own purse.
Cooper admitted to the crime and faces charges of grand theft and petit theft.
Additional charges are expected from other local agencies that are looking at Cooper for similar crimes in their jurisdictions.
Media note: The surveillance video is available at www.sheriff.org.
- INVESTIGATORS: Hayes, Wendt, Sgt. Champagne, CID; Weston
- THIS REPORT BY: Keyla Concepción & Dani Moschella/PIO; 9/13/13 1630
Posted At: 09/13/2013 04:18 PM
- PIO 13-9-13 Publix Wallet Thief - PIO 13-9-13 Publix Wallet Thief - Janett Cooper
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1. In the well-loved song, what fly somewhere over the rainbow?
2. The Beatles had a huge hit with a song that had the lyrics, "We all live in a (blank) (blank)."
3. We almost all cried over this book by Anna Sewall that told us of the fate of a horse. The name of the horse and the book, please.
4. Who were the White Russians?
5. Who is the outstanding Fort Wayne actor who just co-starred locally with her husband in "The Lion in Winter"?
6. Name the beautiful waltz by Johann Strauss II about a river.
7. It was called the Black Death when it devastated Europe in the 14th century. What was the cause of death?
8. He played Ben Cartwright, the father, in TV"s long-running Western, "Bonanza." His name, please, with an extra "e."
9. Name the poet who wrote "My love is like a red, red rose." Former students, you should know this; it was the poster example of a simile.
10. It was first a book by Alice Walker, winning the Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award for fiction, then a movie.
11. We've just recently gone through the season when this song by Irving Berlin and popularized by Bing Crosby in a movie of the same name, was repeatedly played. Its title?
12. "It's not easy being (blank)," lamented Kermit on the Muppet Show.
13. It is a body of water that lies between Africa and Asia. What is its name? (Remember what this quiz is about.)
14. Name the Man in Black who walked the line.
15. He starred in the film, "Blue Hawaii" and made the song a tremendous hit. Who was he?
16. She made a hit as Sue Ann Nivens, then was a Golden Girl, and now is still starring on television, even though she was born on Jan. 17, 1922. Her name?
17. In 1966 Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale formed a militant party in Oakland, Calif. What was its name?
18. A person who has a really lovely garden in which everything seems to flourish we say has a (blank) (blank). Fill in the blanks.
19. With which European country do we associate the House of Orange?
20. It was a very popular, funny film (I embarrassed my husband because I laughed so hard) about Inspector Clouseau, and the great song had the same title. Its name?
You think you deserve a bonus? OK. When you leave France to get to England, you pass by — or at least see — the (blank) cliffs of Dover. Fill in the blank.
Answers: 1. blue birds; 2. yellow submarine; 3. "Black Beauty"; 4. Those with tsarists sympathies following the 1917 Russian Revolution; 5. Kate Black; 6. "The Blue Danube"; 7. bubonic plague; 8. Lorne Greene; 9. Robert Burns; 10. "The Color Purple"; 11. "White Christmas"; 12. green; 13. the Red Sea; 14. Johnny Cash; 15. Elvis Presley; 16. Betty White; 17. the Black Panthers; 18. a green thumb; 19. the Netherlands; 20. "The Pink Panther."
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Roar break losing streak
The Brisbane Roar have broken their losing streak with a 4-2 victory over Sydney FC, but not before Italian import Alessandro Del Piero showed his class with a pair of goals.
Thomas Broich, Erik Paartalu, Ben Halloran and Besart Berisha did the job for the home side, while Del Piero was the only Sydney player to find the back of the net.
Read on to see how it unfolded:
Fulltime: If stoppage time was going to offer anything more in this game it would only have been another Roar goal. It's not to be though and the home side have run out 4-2 winners.
91st: The timekeepers have given Sydney a chance at a miracle, with four minutes of extra time being added to the clock. Would be quite a comback to salvage a point from here though.
87th: That won't likely be one of Del Piero's fondest moments of his time in the A-League. A goon has made his way onto the pitch and put his arm around the Sydney striker. Security deals with him pretty quickly but not before he makes a goon of himself.
86th: Broich unloads from long-range after some good lead-up work from Brattan and Murdocca. Necevski covers well though.
82nd: Berisha gets a warm ovation and an early shower. His two goals have underlined how much he was missed when sidelined with a stomach complaint. Luke Brattan takes ihs place.
79th: Finally Theo gets his hands on a Del Piero offering. Fair enough the Italian's effort from left of goal was probably more pass than shot, but with the night he's had, the Roar keeper won't argue the details.
77th: Great chance for Sydney. Yau draws theo off his line and chips the keeper, but Roar's Franjic gets back in time to make a diving clearance off the line.
76th: Roar pushing hard for a fifth goal now, with Henrique looking particularly hungry. He runs onto a pass from Broich but his shot from the left of goal is easily delt with by Sydney.
74th: Broich fires in a free kick that finds the head of Berisha in the box. He can't make it count though and Sydney clear. Ball ends up with Murdocca though and the Roar midfielder tries his luck but can only manage to send the ball high over the crossbar.
70th: Henrique takes a long-range shot, but his neat work to find some free space is undone by a sloppy shot that didn't trouble Necevski.
66th: A chance goes begging for the Roar after a Halloran cross streams in a foot behind the charging Berisha. Roar back on the attack now after being camped in their own end for an extended period.
64th: Yau looks to bring teh gap back to a solitary goal, but his long-range offering catches a defletion and wanders harmlessly wide of the goal. Sydney can't make anything of the corner.
57th: Goal Roar! Berisha takes the home side back out to a two-goal lead with a great finish of his own. He drifts left, beats three Sydney defenders and ignores pleas from the crowd to "Shoot!" before finally letting fly from the top of the box. Roar lead 4-2.
55th: Del Piero now recieves his first A-League yellow card for a challenge on Paartalu. Crowd eating up this contest now.
52nd: Crowd announced at 22,970, many of whom are here to see a certain Italian striker. You have to think they have got what they came for so far. Del Piero's finishes on both goals were soaked in class and while Theo will be having nightmares about him, nobody will judge the Roar keeper harshly for being comprehensively beaten from both long and short range.
49th: Goal Sydney! Again it's Del Piero showing he's a cut above. this time he turns at the top of the box, works a one-two with Yau then outclasses an overmatched Theo in the one-on-one contest. Roar lead 3-2.
Halftime: After a hectic few minutes, the home side go into the break with the two-goal halftime lead they looked certain to have surrendered moments earlier when Del Piero showed his pedigree with his long-range strike. Roar had a late chance to stretch the lead with a free kick after Reid earned a yellow card for a challenge on Halloran, but it amounted to nothing and the players have retired to the sheds for a well-earned Gatorade (or whatever brand of energy drink they serve in the A-League). Roar lead 3-1.
45th: Goal Roar! With halftime just moments away the Roar stretch the lead through Halloran. He fires a shot across the face of Necevski that finds the right corner of the net. Sydney livid at a perceived handball by Paartalu in the lead-up but the referee isn't having a bar of it.
42nd: Goal Sydney! It's game on after Del Piero launches a rocket from outside the area. Emerton fed a pass left to his striker and everyone in the stadium knew the Italian was going to pull the trigger. Pull the trigger he did and there wasn't a thing Theo could do about it. Roar lead 2-1.
40th: Echoes of the home opener against Melbourne when the Roar blew the game open with two goals in two minutes in the first half. On that night it was also Broich and Paartalu in the thick of it. The duo scored back-to-back goals that set up Brisbane's 5-0 win against the Victrory that night.
33rd: Goal Roar! They love scoring goals in pair, this lot. Broich's cross finds Paartalu's head and his effort forces a great save from Necevski. However the crumbs fall back at the Roar mdfielder's feet and he makes no mistake the second time around. Roar lead 2-0.
30th: Goal Roar! Broich takes a free from 35m out. It's well struck but there's no excuse for three attackers and a handful of defenders not getting a touch on it. It finds its way straight through everyone and beats Necevski for the opening goal of the match. Ryall wound up with a yellow card for a challenge on Henrique that led to the free kick.
28th: Abbas getting attention from the Sydney training staff now for what looks to be a calf problem. Looks like he's going to be OK.
27th: Del Piero not having a great deal to do for his money so far tonight, with Sydney on their heals for much of the game so far. He comes back deep for a rare touch but has plenty of attention from the Roar.
24th: Hingert and Halloran link up on the right edge and Hingert feeds a neat ball to Berisha at the near post but the Roar striker spoons it over the bar from short range.
21st: Sydney try to play it out from the back but it almost goes bad. A panicked pass back to Necevski and a booming clearance relieve the pressure.
19th: Sydney defender Fabio given a yellow card after a challenge on Halloran, who, curiously, didn't go to ground.
16th: Del Piero stands over a free kick at a tempting range after Reid was brought down by Roar skipper Smith. The Italian goes over the wall but Theo swallows it at the back.
13th: Goal Roar! Wait, it's offside. A delicate Broich pass finds Berisha at the top of the area and the striker deftly chips the keeper but replays reveal he was a step offside. Silky stuff from the home side though.
13th: Broich standing over a corner kick now after Halloran shows good pace down the right flank only to have the raid defused. Sydney clear the corner.
10th: The player formerly known as Sydney's star signing, Emerton, launches a hopeful shot from well outside the penalty area, but the only ones troubled by it are a few members of the Roar faithful to the right of the goal.
7th: Roar have their passing game working early and have spent plenty of time in Sydney's half of teh field. Berisha looks to latch onto a searching Stefanutto cross but Sydney keeper Necevski gets there first.
1st: And we're underway here at Suncorp Stadium. Earlier rumours of a storm have proved to be just that and it looks like a great night for football.
Pre-game: All eyes tonight will be on Sydney's star import, Italian striker Alessandro Del Piero. He adds a considerable dash of class to a match between two sides far from their best at the moment. The home side has lost three on the trot, and the visitors two - it's not the form you expect from franchises that hold a combined four A-League crowns. Striker Besart Berisha is set to return from injury in a boost for the Roar, and goalkeeper Michael Theo has overcome an injury scare.
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The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes is a 500-acre lakefront resort, located 2 miles from SeaWorld, 3 miles from the convention center, and 9 miles from Universal Studios Orlando.
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Guest amenities at The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes include an 18-hole golf course, full-service spa, kayak eco-tours, fishing, tennis courts, and 3 restaurants.
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This hotel, set on 500 acres, is surrounded by lakes and an 18-hole, Greg Norman-designed golf course. The course is home to the optional Caddie Concierge program where caddies supply traditional caddy services and serve as hosts for the resort. The Ritz-Carlton Orlando features many other recreational activities such as kayak Eco Tours offered onsite, tennis courts, and fishing.
The Ritz-Carlton Orlando includes a 40,000-square-foot (3,716-square-meter) day spa that offers massage, hydrotherapy, facials, body treatments, a lap pool, and a beauty salon. The spa also has a fitness center, providing exercise machines, free weights, and classes.
Afternoon tea, including Peter Rabbit tea for children, is available in the lobby lounge. Over 147,000 square feet (13,657 square meters) of flexible meeting space with banquet facilities and outdoor function space are available together with 3 ballrooms on the lobby level. In addition, The Ritz-Carlton Orlando features 10,000 square feet (929 square meters) of foyer space and 46 meeting rooms. Wired Internet access and WiFi in limited common areas is free. Complimentary scheduled transportation is provided to SeaWorld, Universal Studios Orlando, and Walt Disney World Resort theme parks. Valet and self parking are available for a fee.
This hotel offers 24-hour room service, allows small pets, and has a smoke-free policy.
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's club (free)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Number of floors - 14
- Golf course on site
- Tennis on site
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Express check-out
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Full-service spa
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Express check-in
- ATM/banking
- Concierge services
- Laundry facilities
- Total number of rooms - 582
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Number of meeting rooms - 46
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Sauna
- Shopping on site
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
- Health club
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Smoke-free property
- Spa services on site
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Children's club (free)
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Playground on site
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Pay movies
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Premium bedding
- Furnished balcony
- Air conditioning
- Free newspaper
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Separate bathtub and shower
- In-room massage available
- Deep soaking bathtub
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- Smart TV
- Netflix
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Cable TV service
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- iPod docking station
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Down comforter
Where to Eat
NORMAN'S - Fine-dining restaurant. Chef favorites include Crispy Shrimp, Key West Yellowtail, and lobster. Dinner only.
Fairways Pub - Offering a panoramic view of the 18th fairway, this restaurant/bar located at the golf clubhouse serves steaks, sandwiches, salads, and seafood. Open mid-morning till dusk. Lunch only.
The Lobby Lounge - Great views of the outdoor pool. Open late morning till midnight. Cocktails, light appetizers, and afternoon tea, including Peter Rabbit tea for youngsters.
Blue - Poolside restaurant and bar serving lunch daily. Open late morning until dusk (weather permitting).
Vitale - Located in The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Vitale offers healthy choices for lunch, including smoothies, salads, and power drinks.
Highball & Harvest Restaurant and Bar - Southern-inspired cuisine and handcrafted cocktails featuring ingredients from local farms. Open breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Reservations required.
Nearby Things to Do
This resort offers an 18-hole, par-72, Greg Norman-designed golf course. An outdoor pool, spa tub, children's pool, jogging path, and three lighted tennis courts are also on-site. A fitness center is located in the day spa and includes machines, free weights, and classes. Eco-tours and fishing are available on site.
Guests also enjoy complimentary access to the large lazy river pool located at the neighboring JW Marriott. Accessible via walkways, the popular pool winds under waterfalls and through caves.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Fitness classes on site
- Basketball on site
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Ecotours on site
- Golf driving range on site
- Golfing on site
- Pilates classes on site
- Playground on site
- Volleyball on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
Spa Services
- Hot stone massage
- Deep tissue massage
- Swedish massage
- Prenatal massage
- Thai massage
- Reflexology
- Sports massage
- Detoxification wrap
- Number of treatment rooms 40
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 20.0 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 250 per accommodation, per stay, plus a deposit of USD 250 per stay
- Dogs and cats only
- 1 per room (up to 25 lb)
- Restrictions apply
- For more information contact the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- Resort fee: USD 35.00 per accommodation, per night
- Sporting facilities or equipment
- Children's club/arcade access
- Shuttle service
- Internet access
- Phone calls
- Additional inclusions
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between USD 20 and USD 35 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 45 per vehicle (roundtrip)
- Self parking fee: USD 25.00 per night (in/out privileges)
- Valet parking fee: USD 32.00 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet deposit: USD 250 per stay
- Pet fee: USD 250 per accommodation, per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 20.0 per night
Hotel Name
- Ritz-Carlton Grande Lakes
- Ritz-Carlton Grande Lakes Hotel
- Ritz-Carlton Grande Lakes Hotel Orlando
- Ritz-Carlton Orlando Grande Lakes
- Ritz-Carlton Orlando Grande Lakes Hotel
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Up to 2 children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
USD 100 off 2 Universal Orlando® Multi-Visit Tickets
Book a stay in any room or rate plan for travel January 18 - December 31, 2017 and guests receive USD 100 off the purchase of 2 Universal Orlando 4 Day multi-visit admission tickets. Each Universal Orlando 4 Day Park to Park ticket entitles guest park-to-park admission to Universal Studios Florida®, Universal's Islands of Adventure®, and access to select club venues in Universal CityWalk® for any 4 days, during a 7 day period starting from day of first use.
Guests must purchase tickets at the Local Expert concierge desk in the lobby. Discount is off the standard rates charged by Local Expert concierge desk. Additional tickets may be purchased at the non-promotional rate. Each Universal Orlando 4 Day Park to Park ticket entitles guest park-to-park admission to Universal Studios Florida®, and Universal's Islands of Adventure®, and access to select club venues in Universal CityWalk® for any 4 days, during a 7 day period - starting from day of first use. Tickets must be purchased between January 18, 2017 and December 31, 2017 from the Local Expert desk in the lobby. Tickets are for the sole use of hotel guests and may not be traded or sold. No refunds for any unused or partially used tickets. Improper use of tickets constitutes fraud. Offer subject to availability. Full details at check-in. Other restrictions may apply.
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Book a stay now - January 31, 2018 for travel during the same period and receive 25% off the purchase of show tickets.
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PIO Number: 13-5-1 BSO Case Number: PB 13-01-03973
Date: January 14, 2013 Time: 1 p.m.
Jurisdiction: Pompano Beach
Place of Occurrence: Financial Building Services, 2961 Center Port Circle, Pompano Beach
Victim(s): Robert Palmer, male, 56, 11410 Manatee Bay Lane, Wellington
Suspect(s): unidentified male, mid-30s, 5-foot-9, stocky (surveillance video available)
Description of Incident:
Broward Sheriffs Office detectives are looking for a man captured on surveillance entering a Pompano Beach warehouse at 1 p.m. on January 15th. The owner told detectives that an unknown man entered the establishment and took off with his iPhone.
Surveillance video shows a man wearing a polo shirt and khaki shorts with tan boots entering the warehouse from the northeast side of the building. He went to the offices and walked out with a cellular phone belonging to the owner, Robert Palmer.
BSO detectives are looking for the dark-skinned black male who appears to be in his mid thirties, about 5'9 and 190 pounds. He has a stocky build and a crew-cut with a bald spot on top. Anyone with information on the suspect should contact Broward Crime Stoppers, anonymously, at 954-493-TIPS (8477).
Media note: Surveillance video is available at www.sheriff.org.
Investigators: Det. Schaefer, Sgt. R. Perez, Pompano Beach CI
This report by: Johana Davila/Veda Coleman-Wright PIO 1545
Posted At: 05/01/2013 03:27 PM
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PARSIPPANY, N.J., April 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) today announced a recommendation to remove certain warning statements and modifications of the instructions for use of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) products.
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- Onslaught, the first expansion pack for Call of Duty: Ghosts, comes complete with a whole host of new content to get stuck into.
- Take the battle to 4 new multiplayer maps, Fog, Bayview, Containment and Ignition.
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Fog - Classified - This small to medium-sized map drops you into a dark and eerie campsite set alongside a fog-shrouded lake. You'll fight through twisting caves, tall grass, and seemingly abandoned structures each providing different gameplay engagements for all types of players. Inspired by classic horror films and terrifying encounters, Fog also harbors a dark secret...
Bayview - California, USA - Set on a coastal Californian boardwalk, BayView is a small, fast-paced run-and-gun map complete with a quaint trolley bus, providing cover, transport and even a handy moving platform for cleverly placed sentry guns and other Killstreaks. And look out for deadly strikes called in from a Naval Destroyer anchored offshore.
Containment - Mexico - This smaller-sized map is set along a dry riverbed in a war-torn Mexican village. At the heart of the map is a small bridge with a truck containing leaking radioactive material. A myriad of abandoned bars, cafes, a church and pool hall provide strong close-quarters combat opportunities, while the elevated rooftop and open riverbed offer vantage points to players who prefer longer range engagements.
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Maverick Assault Rifle & Sniper Rifle - Onslaught also arms players with a deadly new addition to their arsenal with the Maverick, a dual-purpose Assault Rifle and Sniper Rifle. Outfitted with a lightweight wood stock and a digital screen display, players can choose to use the Maverick as either an assault rifle or sniper rifle, depending on their tactical needs. As an Assault Rifle the weapon's fire rate becomes full auto with relatively high damage at range, and as a Sniper Rifle the Maverick sports an advanced scope and a semi-auto rate of fire.
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