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Australia coach Robbie Deans is wary of the influence that England fly-half Jonny Wilkinson will have as they prepare to go head-to-head at Twickenham on Saturday.
Wilkinson is fit and firing for the first time since his last international cap in March 2008 after his summer move to French Top 14 side Toulon.
Deans believes that his return will have a positive impact on an England setup that has been de-stabilised by injury in recent weeks. For once, Wilkinson has not been a concern.
"I think probably the most critical element since the summer has been the introduction of Jonny because that has brought a lot more certainty around the English," Deans said. "I don't imagine he'll he have changed much as a player. We believe England will be more dangerous with Jonny there. He'll bring a lot of shape to their game.
"His influence on his peers will be valuable in terms of the confidence he'll bring to them. We expect to meet England at their best and know that Jonny will contribute to that."
Deans has named a side featuring nine internationals to face Gloucester in their opening tour game on Tuesday night and dismissed suggestions that Saturday's result would take a back-seat to planning for the future and the Rugby World Cup in 2011.
"The reality is you can only cater for the future by what you do now, and you can only cater for now by focusing on it," said Deans. "The suggestion is that we've left a lot of blokes behind when they could be here.
"The reality is Al Baxter is the only player who is fit who we've left behind. We don't think in terms of bottom lines. We want to win on Saturday. We are not thinking of anything beyond the weekend. We've haven't left anyone behind with the idea of using them in the future."
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The blaze gained a lot of attention because of its quick growth in rugged grasslands area shortly after it broke out.
Fire officials had initially said the blaze had consumed about 300 acres, but Crawford says after using GPS mapping devices, crews determined the fire burned only 60 acres.
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Sally Struthers has lost a dramatic amount of weight, we're told. The star, best known for playing Gloria Stivic on "All in the Family" in the '70s, will be showing off her new silhouette as master of ceremonies at the Theatre Communications Group 50th Anniversary Gala tomorrow at Espace. A source tells us: "Sally has lost a lot of weight, and this is the first time she's been back to New York since. She's as tiny as when she appeared as the apple of Archie Bunker's eye on 'All in the Family.' She looks fabulous." We're told the event will feature performances of musical numbers from three new shows, "Hands on a Hardbody," "Giant" and "Super Fly."
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- 1 1/2 cups sugar
- 3/4 cup water
- 1 4-inch piece vanilla bean, split lengthwise
- 8 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 1 teaspoon unflavored gelatin
- 2 large eggs
- 1 cup chilled heavy whipping cream
- 2 teaspoons grated lime peel
- Combine sugar and 3/4 cup water in heavy small saucepan. Scrape in seeds from vanilla bean; add bean. Bring mixture to simmer over medium heat, stirring until sugar dissolves. Simmer until syrup thickens and is reduced to 1 1/4 cups, about 8 minutes. Cool to room temperature. Discard vanilla bean. Transfer 1/2 cup syrup to small bowl. Whisk in 1 tablespoon lime juice. Cover lime-vanilla syrup and chill.
- Mix gelatin and remaining 7 tablespoons lime juice in small bowl. Let stand until gelatin softens, about 10 minutes. Add to syrup in saucepan. Stir over low heat just until gelatin dissolves, about 5 minutes (do not boil).
- Using electric mixer, beat eggs in large stainless steel bowl at high speed until mixture falls in heavy ribbon when beaters are lifted, about 6 minutes. Gradually beat in warm lime syrup. Place bowl over saucepan of simmering water (do not allow bottom of bowl to touch water); beat until thermometer registers 140°F for 3 minutes, about 5 minutes total. Place bowl over larger bowl of ice water; beat syrup mixture until cold, about 3 minutes.
- Beat whipping cream in medium bowl until peaks form. Fold into syrup mixture in 2 additions. Fold in lime peel. Cover mousse and refrigerate until set, at least 6 hours and up to 1 day.
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The House on Tuesday passed a compromise measure that would fund the Federal Aviation Administration and federal highway programs for the next several months.
The bill, H.R. 2887, was passed by voice vote Tuesday afternoon. It now moves to the Senate, which must approve the measure this week to prevent the FAA from facing a partial shutdown as it did in August when a stalemate between party leaders delayed passage of a stopgap funding extension.
Under the measure that passed the House Tuesday, FAA funding would be extended through the end of January while ground transportation funding – which is set to expire at the end of the month – would be renewed through the end of March.
The quick (and unanimous) passage of the short-term reauthorization stood in stark contrast to the bitter partisan fight that played out in early August over the FAA bill. At that time, Senate and House Democratic leaders blamed the impasse on Republicans; GOP leaders maintained that Democrats were at fault. At issue were provisions on funding a rural air service program as well as a broader dispute over collective bargaining rights.
Meanwhile, the agency endured a costly partial shutdown that – along with the brinksmanship that accompanied the debt-ceiling fight – did little to improve the public's opinion of Congress, as reflected in recent polls.
This time around, a compromise was reached behind closed doors – and with no public grandstanding. Asked Tuesday about the process by which leaders came to agree to an agreement on the measure, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) declined to say.
"Well, you can't on the one hand accuse us of being partisan and then when we work out our disagreements and go forward together then be critical of the process that brought it together," McConnell said at a Capitol news conference. "Regardless of how we got to where we are, it looks like we're going to be able to do an FAA extension and a highway extension on a bipartisan and relatively non-controversial way."
Pressed several times for details, McConnell responded: "No, I know you do [want to know] and I don't want to tell you."
Even so, the partisan finger-pointing continued Tuesday afternoon. In a statement, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) accused Republicans of holding up a long-term reauthorization of both bills.
"Democrats have repeatedly called on Republicans to fully and responsibly fund the highway and FAA bills, creating jobs rebuilding America's roads and airports," Pelosi said. "Today, House Republicans agreed to temporarily fund these critical initiatives, but Americans are demanding more than temporary solutions to our jobs crisis. That's why we're calling on Republicans to work with Democrats to approve long-term reauthorizations of both measures.


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Good morning.
I want to start by thanking my good friend Kerry for that warm introduction. I actually ran into Kerry at LAX last Tuesday. I was coming back East after giving the commencement speech at Cal State LA.
It was great to see my old friend. It reminded me of how far we've traveled -- and I don't mean all those frequent flier miles we've logged from L.A. to D.C.
One of my most vivid memories as lawmaker was the fight to help Thai garment workers who were held in virtual slavery in El Monte, California. I'll never forget that case. I'll never forget the brutal treatment of those workers. I'll never forget the wage theft, the sexual assaults, the fear those women lived with every day. It opened my eyes to the sweatshop conditions that still exist in America today. I carry that memory with me to work every day.
As a member of Congress, one in five of my constituents was an Asian American or Pacific Islander. As Kerry and I talked in the airport terminal last week, I thought about the incredible platform I've been given to make a difference as Labor Secretary.
Standing at LAX, Kerry and I were just one mile away from a restaurant in Westchester called Ayara Thai Cuisine. Two months ago, my department concluded an investigation of that restaurant. We found it had committed massive violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act.
Management paid its workers far below the minimum wage. Many of them were AAPI. Management kept terrible records so there wouldn't be a paper trail to document their wrongdoing. Well, my Wage & Hour Division made that restaurant pay its 35 employees every penny it owed them in back wages -- more than $162,000 total. And the restaurant agreed to broad policy changes to ensure this behavior never happens again.
When President Obama appointed me as his Labor Secretary, I said there was a new sheriff in town. And I meant it. If we hear about AAPI workers being exploited or mistreated under my watch, we will investigate. And justice will be served. That's my pledge to you.
I'm so glad to be back here among friends at National CAPACD. As we say in Spanish, nos conocemos. We know one another.
We fought together to reduce health disparities for people of color when I started the Tri-Caucus Summit as a member of Congress. Because we understand that the struggles of Latinos, African-Americans, Asian-Americans and native peoples are all part of a common struggle. When one of us is left behind, we're all left behind.
At the Labor Department, we know about the myth of the "model minority." While many Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders are living the American Dream, countless others are struggling just to get by.
"Model minority" sounds like a compliment, right? But when it's used as an excuse for governments to ignore the real needs of the AAPI community, it's not a compliment at all -- it's a big problem.
You understand that the way to dispel this myth is to get better data, and I'm proud today to tell you that the Department of Labor is committed to providing you with the information you seek -- the information that we need.
After all, good data is the foundation of good public policy. It's how we'll break down the myth of the "model minority" and get to the truth.
Accurate data will show that Asian Americans are unemployed longer than any other racial group -- about 16 weeks on average. It will show that Asian-Americans are more susceptible to certain diseases -- like Hepatitis B.
And it will help us make the case for more education and resources to prevent it.
Accurate data -- broken down by ethnicity and national origin -- will help us tackle the disparities the AAPI community faces in housing, education, employment and immigration.
If we look just at median averages, sure, the AAPI community looks good on paper.
But if we look closer at the latest census data, we see that the poverty rate for the Hmong community is 37.8 percent. For Cambodian Americans, it's 29 percent. For Laotian Americans, it's 19 percent. For Vietnamese Americans, it's 17 percent.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics is currently working on a special report that will allow us to analyze the AAPI employment picture in much greater detail. We will break down job data by AAPI sub-ethnic group. We will be able to pinpoint each community's unemployment rate...
How long different workers have been unemployed... What industries are hiring AAPI workers, and which aren't... What their immigration status is... And we will know the workers' ages, their gender, and their education level.
By getting more detailed information, we will be able to see certain traits emerge. Then, we can look at ways to create new programs and get AAPI populations the assistance they need. This is the first time that BLS has ever produced this type of data. We are proud to take this important step.
I don't have to tell you: These are challenging times to be fighting for low-income Americans. Congressional Republicans have used our fiscal situation to ram through cuts to important programs. Every federal agency, including mine, has been affected. We are being forced to do more with less, and we are relying on groups like yours to harness the collective power of private organizations, community groups, financial institutions and advocacy leaders.
But even in this tight fiscal climate, you have a leg up because of your proven collaborative model. There are still federal monies available. I want to tell you about three programs now accepting grant applications that could benefit job-seekers and workers in the AAPI community. You may want to write these down.
First, we have $240 million available under our H-1B Technical Skills Training Grants program to help workers find jobs in industries where employers use H-1B visas. We are using Workforce Investment Act grants to offer on-the-job training -- with a special focus on the growing health care industry. The application deadline for this pool of grant money is November 17.
Second, we have $33 million available under our jobs accelerator challenge. This program focuses on supporting what are called "industry clusters." Some of the best-known clusters are the technology cluster in the Silicon Valley, the pharmaceutical cluster in North Carolina's Research Triangle Par, the financial services cluster in New York City, and the energy cluster in Houston. Other states like Idaho, Oregon and Washington participate in multi-state food manufacturing clusters.
So I encourage those of you who work near an industry cluster to explore grant funds under this program. You can learn more by going to www.grants.gov.
Finally, my department's OSHA is currently soliciting applications for $4.7 million in Harwood grants to keep workers safe on the job. At the Department of Labor, we are committed to serving all workers, including those whose primary language may not be English. So we've hired more multilingual investigators who have the language skills needed to make sure AAPI workers receive the wages they're owed. We're also engaged in a Department-wide effort to translate more of our documents -- into eight different Asian languages.
As a result, more workers with limited English proficiency will be able to access our programs and services. But language isn't enough. Good government must be accessible in cultural ways, too.
In the aftermath of Gulf oil spill last year, we worked to ensure that Southeast Asian American shrimpers, crabbers and fisherman received safety training on cleanup procedures in a language they could understand. And we developed safety materials printed in Vietnamese.
We also awarded $1.9 million in emergency grant funds to help retrain workers in New Orleans. This included help for many Southeast Asian American workers in the fishing and seafood industries.
We're taking all of these important steps not just because it's the right thing to do, but also because it's vital to America's economic future.
In 2007, before the recession began to take hold, the unemployment rate for Asians was 3.2 percent. For Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islander, it was 4.8 percent. Three years later, the Asian unemployment rate had more than doubled to 7.5 percent. For Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islander, it had almost tripled to 12 percent. Yes, we have a lot of work ahead of us.
At the Labor Department, we are committed to providing AAPI workers with the tools they need to obtain good, safe jobs. As we continue our vital work together, I hope you know that you have a true friend -- un gran amiga -- at the Department of Labor.
Someone who understands the unique challenges -- and unique potential -- of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders... Someone who's committed to fighting for the most vulnerable members of our communities... And someone who will do everything in her power to be a resource for leaders like you, who "get it."
Remember: nos conocemos. We know one another
Thank you for working along side me to build a 21st century economy that leaves no one behind.
Good bless you.
God bless the AAPI community.
And God bless the United States of America.
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West Norfolk Council is urging local businesses to check whether they are eligible to claim any new business rates reliefs launched by the government.
Cllr Nick Daubney, leader of the council, said: "We have contacted as many businesses as we can, who may be eligible, to inform them of the available Business Rates Reliefs. However, we think there are still businesses out there who could benefit in some way.
The new Business Rates reliefs are designed to encourage thriving town centres, decrease the number of vacant shops, promote the building of new business premises and support businesses affected by the December 2013 floods.
The new reliefs are:
n Up to £1000 discount for retail premises for 2014/15 and 2015/16
n Up to a 50per cent discount for 18 months for businesses moving into retail premises that have been empty for more than a year
n Up to 18 months with no Business Rates to pay for newly built properties if they remain empty from when they are completed
n Up to 3 months with no Business Rates to pay for properties affected by the December floods.
n No loss of Small Business Rate Relief for a year for businesses taking on a second property since 14 February 2014
Businesses may also opt to extend instalments until March and should contact email@example.com
Further information about Business Rates reliefs, along with application forms, is available on the borough council's website www.west-norfolk.gov.uk. Alternatively contact the council on 01553 616200.


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SAN DIEGO – Televisions in the Chargers' team hotel have alimited number of channels, but not few enough to calm an anxiousDarryl Gamble on the eve of the team's final cuts.
Seeking a distraction in the wee hours of the morning Saturday, the rookie outside linebacker found little more than infomercials. He finally settled on HBO, which was airing an episode of "Hard Knocks" that focused on young players getting released in the final roster cuts.
"Last night was the worst," Gamble said. "I was trying to sleep in the hotel and not doing a very good job of it. I was trying to keep the roster cuts out of my mind, and then they show a program about it. That made it impossible."
Ultimately, the University of Georgia product had nothing to worry about. He survived a cut in which 27 players were released, becoming the only undrafted free agent to make the team as the Chargers set their regular-season roster.
"This is a tough day," Chargers coach Norv Turner said. "Youknow that a lot of these guys will get opportunities somewhereelse, but you go through the morning explaining to (27) differentguys why you're moving in a different direction and that's noteasy. It's certainly disappointing for them, and going through itso many times also takes its toll on the coach.
"I'm excited about our team and the guys we have left."
The Chargers can bring eight players back to the practice squad on Sunday morning, assuming they clear waivers.
The most notable cuts are not eligible for the practice squad.Receiver Seyi Ajirotutu ---- who made significant contributionslast season ---- and defensive lineman Ogemdi Nwagbuo ---- a majorcontributor since 2009 ---- each were released. Ajirotutu fellbehind other receivers, while Nwagbuo was dropped in the interestof keeping players that could help on special teams.
Also missing the cut were rookie quarterback Scott Tolzien andfirst-year running back Frank Summers, both of whom the Chargershope to re-sign to the practice squad.
Joining Gamble on the list of players who turned a solidpreseason into a roster spot were receivers Bryan Walters andRichard Goodman, tight end Kory Sperry and safety C.J. Wallace.
"I'm excited about the makeup of our football team," Turner said. "I think we have a good mix of veteran players and young talent that can grow together."
Gamble progressed quickly thanks to the assistance of veteraninside linebacker Takeo Spikes. Like Gamble, Spikes is from ruralGeorgia, and he pushed his protégé to never take a moment off.
"He gave me a pep talk every day, just to keep my mind focused on performing well," Gamble said. "He said I couldn't afford a bad day as a rookie free agent, and I believed him. I think that really kept me motivated and on task at all times.
"I tried to be humble, but I was confident that I showed what I can do during the preseason. I took the majority of the snaps during the preseason, and I was thankful for the opportunity and happy with what I did with it."
Veteran inside linebacker Stephen Cooper also made the teamafter playing the final two preseason games with a torn bicepstendon. The Chargers initially expected Cooper to have surgeryimmediately, which would have likely led to his release. Cooper,however, insisted he could postpone surgery and continue toplay.
"Stephen wanted to play with the injury, but he had to show that he could," Turner said. "Cooper has done that during the preseason. I didn't see him limited by the arm injury."
Even with Cooper on the roster, the Chargers were still lookingfor depth at inside linebacker. So they added 12th-year veteranNa'il Diggs, who has 139 starts and most recently played for theSt. Louis Rams. Diggs is largely unfamiliar with a 3-4 defensivescheme, but the Chargers hope he'll fit in and add experience to ayoung linebacker corps.
Chargers notes
Coach Norv Turner said decisions on who willreturn punts and kickoffs will come on a weekly basis based uponthe opponent and injury situation. WRs Patrick Crayton , Bryan Walters and Richard Goodman and CBs Antoine Cason and Marcus Gilchrist are all in themix in the return game. ... With just two quarterbacks on theroster, Turner said Crayton or Walters (both high school QBs) wouldbe designated the emergency signal caller.


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News release from the GCEDC:
The Genesee County Legislature has appointed Craig Yunker to the organization's board of directors. His term will begin Tuesday, July 1, 2014.
"Craig Yunker was selected to serve on the GCEDC board because of his extensive business and agriculture experience," said Genesee County Legislative Chairman Ray Cianfrini. "He has lived and grown a successful business in Genesee County and will be a tremendous asset to the board," said Cianfrini.
Craig Yunker is a managing partner of CY Farms headquartered in Elba, New York. CY Farms is one of the largest crop farms in Western New York, growing turf, corn, wheat, soybeans, alfalfa, onions and green peas. The farm encompasses more than 6,000 acres in Genesee County and has been in operation since 1963.
Yunker is also owner of Batavia Turf, a turf farming operation in Batavia, as well as CY Heifers, a 4,000 head replacement heifer business that raises calves for local dairy farms.
In addition to running CY Farms, Yunker is very active within the community. He is the past Genesee County legislature chairman serving from 1984-1991, and former trustee of Genesee County Community College. Currently, he serves as director of Tomkins Financial Corporation/Bank of Castile and is a trustee of Cornell University.
Yunker holds a B.S. in applied economics and management from Cornell University and a M.S. in resource economics from the University of New Hampshire. He resides in Elba, with his wife, Kimberly, and is a proud father of three children and grandfather to two grandchildren.
"We are pleased with the County's appointment of Craig to the EDC board and look forward with working with him to advance the mission and goals of the agency," said Wolcott T. Hinchey, chairman of the GCEDC board.


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split on the principal that is accused of not reporting suspicious behavior by a teacher relayed to her by a young student and her mother. she now awaits trial for alleging molesting five children. the judge says they are split 8- 4 if the principal should of reasonably suspected abuse was going on. san francisco police say they arrested a man today in a violent attack on a muni ain't that was caught on camera. 20-year-old riley purchased and kicked an agent to stopped to get on the train. the 55-year-old agent who suffered serious injuries, today the officers got a tip he wassa at city college. he was booked on felony battery chargees tphaot
rate rose slightly in october even as the economy add jobs. the habbor department says the rate -- labor department says the rate kicks up from 7
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passport 8 in september. employers -- 7 .8 in september. employers add jobs, the august and september job figures were up as well. the increase because of the improving job market sept more market sent more people into the workforce. that piece add to the campaigns tonight. the numbers can can be spun either way it depends on who you ask. >> reporter: president barack
and mitt romney see one number in two very different ways. just litch -- listen to supporters chapters. >> four more years,. >> four more days. >> so, monthly
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runningmate focused on 171,000 new jobs add to the economy. >> this morning we learned companies hired more workers in october than any time in the last eight months. >> created 5.4 new private sector jobs. >> reporter: for the first time there are now more workers in america than when the president took off in january 2009. mitt romney says look at a different number. we learned it is 7.9%. that is 9 million jobs short of what he promised.
is higher today than what barack
took off. >> reporter: hiring barely kept up with the population and 12 million people can not find a job. polls show americans think the economy and jobs are the major issues this time. back to you. on wall street, stocks
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finished lower. the dow lost way down by the insurance sector of concerns of the east coast cleanup. nasdaq fell 37. executives from restoration hardware rang the opening bell as it returned to the publicly traded company. they were listed on the nasdaq before going private in 2008. shares jumped 30% from $24 to just above $31. the company raised $124 million in the sale. the woman who played an important role in the abuse scandal involves san francisco creamy is hitting social media with a political ad. >> reporter: madison's message vote for anyone but supervisor christinaaa alogie. the neighbor that took the video of his wife's bruised arm. one of four supervisors to allow him to keep his job following the high profile
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ethics. san francisco city attorney is challenging the maker of a popular energy drink to prove its product is safe. we have written to the monster energy company asking it to substashiate the claims that the drinks are safe. the drinks came in for scrutiny last week after the fda disclosed five deaths are possibly linked to the beverages, in a statement monster energy says they have documentation to prove the safety of the drink products. crowds in san francisco set fire to a shoe shine stand but tonight the owner of the stand is back in business thanks to a generation donation, he received a brand-new stand today from san francisco recycling contractor. workers found wed and assembled a new stand where he has made his living now for the past six years. >> just overwhelmed. the best city here to live in
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the world. these people exactly out of the woodwork to help people trying to help themselves. >> they are planning find more replacement chairs that were destroyed by the vandals. the police told us there have been no arrests in the casism the evening commute is easing up after a big rig crash snarled traffic. a tractor trailer crashed into the divider of 680 near stone ridge at noon. the driver was pulled from the cab taken to the hospital after commanipulating of pain. it blocked all assault and battery lanes. traffic inched by on the shoulder. they spent the day cleaning up the wreckage including 40 gallons of spilled fuel. all lanes reopened at 5:15. now to east oak land. ground breaking for the first new store in 20 years. officials and executives at the kroger company grabbed shovels. the 80,000 square foot foods coast store will afrpgor the
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shopping center at 106th avenue. they say this area has been known as a food desert for years with many going for miles to get to a full-service grocery store. >> we are most tkpaoeuted about the fact that we are going to create 450 to 500 jobs in a community that has
rates that approach 25%. it is really what it is is all about. >> developers say they lined up other retailers including ross and anna linens. it is set to open next summer. >> staginga a protest today in oakland. -- staging a protest today in oakland [everyone talking at once ] >> the rally at the airport was held in part after questions were raised after the misuse of public money in a ktvu investigation. they are demanding a new labor contract. giving back 15% of their salaries and pay more for health care. >> union workers say port officials lost credibility and
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the authority to make those demands, they say $1.3 million in debt and their employees make 20% more than their counter parts elsewhere. first friday art crawl is in full swing. six years ago with a few galleries holding open hours on the first friday of the month. now, into a full tphrepblg festival with more than 20 galleries. many other businesses and vendors taking part. they will be closed to traffic between 19th and twefp streets until 9:00 tonight. looking for stphog do this weekend go to ktvu.com and find our weekend extra tab. in san francisco. contra costa county officials say they will do more mosquito spraying to control west nile virus. they plan to spray at the concord naval weapon station. the timing will be different than usual. rather than working at night the crews will start at dawn.
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apple fans get their hands on the new mini tablet but something was missing this time when the stores opened their doors. >> for the 50th time monte vista is meeting up we have a live report, coming up. in weather, we have a batch of high clouds moving into most of the bay area. coming up, we will have patchy dense fog first thing in the morning and the warmest day of the up coming weekend
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chevron says their refinery will be operational early next year. that is nearly three months after a major fire there. the pipe burst causing a fire that sept a huge plume of smoke
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across the east bay. chevron says the fire had an impact in production. well, apple fans can finely get their hands on one version of the new i pad mini and the latest generation ipad. some of the fanfare was missing today when apple stores first opened their door its. >> 3, 2, 1. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: kicking off the debut. lines long, excitement, high. here at the san francisco store at 8:00 a.m. it was more subdued with the line smaller than the number of apple staff serving those waiting. >> i thought it was going to be longer. i thought it was going to be wrapped around the corner. when the 3 came out it was wrapped around the corner. i was stoked when i saw the line. >> unlike the all size fits all
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iphone they must choose between the larger and smaller. >> i think i like the mini because i can carry it around. what i want to do is carry it around with me all of the time. >> i know i want one and i got to have it. so i came out this morning and i am super pleased. >> reporter: one of the relationship the lines may be shorter is -- one of the reasons the lines are shorter is these are the only ones available the krelue hrar ones will be out in a couple of week -- cellular one will be out in a couple of weeks. some potential buyers bought the earlier mini like the kindle fire. but apple stock hit $700 a share. i'm thom vakar, ktvu news.
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ids says mobile software ran on 70% of smart phones. apple's ios used on iphones ran on 15%. all operating systems were in the single digits. now, the latest following hurricane sandy. today, national guard troops searched house by house on long beach island, new jersey, they are searching for survivors and victims of the storm. residents may not be allowed to return to salvage belongings until next week. three million customers remain without power. in new york city, long lines formed at the few gas stations in manhattan that have both power and gasoline. the energy department says they will bring in fuel supplies tomorrow. on the political front, california senator, barbara boxer pointed out romney once called for cuts to the federal emergency management agency. >> as aination there are some
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responsibilities you can not short change or outsource. disaster relief is one of these. >> another controversy following the storm has been settled. today, new york mayor michael blockberg canceled the new york marathon saying it will distract attention. they said the race will go on to give people something to cheer about. a earthquake hit after 2:00 a.m. northeast of the island of mendono. the quake was at a depth of 24 miles. u.s. postal service is offering a $10,000 reward to help catch bay area mail thieves. neighbors provided the police with home surveillance video of the thieves at work. the police advise them not to leave outgoing mail in their boxes. it is punishmentable to time in prison and $25,000 fine. high school football game of the week goes deep into the heart of danville. monthy vista high are renewing
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their rivalry. we are -- monte vista high are renewing their rivalry. >> reporter: the 50th meeting develop -- between these teams. it is tight here. they can tie for the league championship with california high school, the one team that defeated california high school is monthy vista playing here tonight. -- monte vista playing here tonight. they are talking about how it is personal. >> these are neighbors, it is finally that high school senior year for a lot of them to get bragging rights. >> you look at the league record, 4-1. overall is 4-5. an unusual season. very much so. you know, i think, actually, i think we learned more from our losses. we have a bunch. but with it we learned and gained a lot of experience. i think it helped us form the
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league record. >> i think the other thing we learned is that they are play off teams, in addition to that rival pride you are playing for play off positions, aren't you. >> >> exactly. this is a big game with confidence and everything. and the reality is that you throw the records out and it is usually a heck of a game. we are in for a battle tonight. hopefully we are ready to go. lots of action in the first quarter. inside 6 minutes to play. monte vista taking the lead. kicking the field goal to get on the scoreboard. promises to be a good one. highlights on the 10:00 news. we will have more then, back to you. an extra 24 hours was enough time for the raiders to avoid having sunday's game blacked out. the nfl extended the deadline for the raiders to sell enough tickets to have the game airlock alley. when the time came, success. they last had a game pwhrabgd
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blacked out in 2010. giants world champions, sweeping success, hosted by sports director mark abonez. it will highlight the moments and catch it tonight at 9:00 only on channel 2. the nhl canceled the january 1st winter classic featuring the red wings. the latest and by far the most significant of the lockout casualty. they canceled hundreds of regular season games as significant revenue loss. accuse a politician of playing ping-pong he will take it personally. warm weather is back for the weekend. meteorologist mark tamayo will let us know where it could hit
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change the batteries and resetting the clocks and the watches and microwaves and even vcrs or do people have those? >> maybe a few of them. >> i am sure my parents do. let's talk about weekend weather. we are looking forward to it. >> it will be a beautiful weekend, gasia. this is the time we have the extremes, the cold, the warm, temperatures approaching the 80 degree mark. outside right now, high clouds moving into the parts of the region. the bulk of the rainfall is up to the north. we do have activity developing in parts. reporting cloud cover a few sprinkles up in that part of the region. you can pick it out on closer inspection. but, most of the rainfall up towards humble county. as far as the temperatures today, they warmed up a little bit today in most areas in the 60s around pacifica. napa, 70 degrees. some in upper sicks at sketch.
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forecast headlines for tonight. we do have high clouds tonight pushing into the region. patchy fog, a warming trend. extended into next week for monday, tuesday, fair skies and the temperatures on track to reach the lower 80s for the warmest locations for that time frame. overnight lows will be in the 40s to 50s. once again, a factor this morning, probably repeat perform apse for tomorrow. patchy dense fog in the north bay valleys, concord, 49, a lot of 40s in that region. it could impact your vicabilities early on saturday morning. but, high pressure returns it will push the storm track up to the north. look at what happens, the temperatures, a big bounce in the numbers, by sunday, that will be the warmest day of the weekend. the temperatures on track to reach upper 70s to 80 degrees. and then monday, tuesday, we could be talking about record- breaking heat around santa rosa and oakland. better watch out for that next week. forecast for tomorrow morning
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Did y'all watch late last night when K, Jan, and Howie were in the HOH room? Howie & Janelle are really smart players. They're leaning towards putting up James & Maggie.
Did y'all watch late last night when K, Jan, and Howie were in the HOH room? Howie & Janelle are really smart players. They're leaning towards putting up James & Maggie.
Please please let him put up Ivette and Eric..please
aren't nominations typically made on Fridays?
Why are they debating whether they should have spread out the segments on the wheel vs having them together??? The odds are still the same when the wheel is spun no matter which segments are missing!!
I think he's supposed to make the nominations tonight.
I dont think it should be Yvette and eric... 1. he wont put up eric and 2. theres other ways to hurting the guuy!!
He is so close to the right desicion!!! [maggie vs. yvette!] c'mon!! think!!! BREAK UP THE CLIQUE!!
My nominations: Maggie vs. Yvette --- Veto Alteration: Eric --- "Eric wins veto" Alteration: April or Sarah
I think that is solid!!
They know if it's Maggie vs Yvette that Yvette goes, no question, but that won't do enough damage to the other side and if the other side gets HOH next week they will come after them again.
Also, they just see Yvette as a big mouth, more an "indirect threat" vs a "direct threat" like they see James. Also if they put up James & Maggie they know that will drive a wedge between Eric & James which will cause chaos in their group, and hopefully eliminate James who is a strong player. Getting rid of Yvette won't really solve anything.
He can't put Eric up because of the pact he made with him when Eric was HOH. I think he said he can put him up after veto though.
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Wouldn't it be nice if it turned out to be some sort of "double eviction" week?
Ok i have thoguht about direct vs. indirect... but if you put up james you are getting two groups mad at you/.... plus he daid he wont put eric or james up and i belive him.. therefore i would just cause chaos in the sheep group... and if you arent going to put eric up than put up his partner still damage to his 'sources'
but i do agree about Yvette not being a threat as much... but she is soooooo annoying!!


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- An autopsy on Florida State linebacker Devaughn Darling was inconclusive and investigators say it may be weeks before the medical examiner knows the cause of death.
''We must now rely on the lab results and various tests,'' Florida State University Maj. Jack Handley said following Tuesday's autopsy. ''They could not find anything visually that could possibly alert them to the cause of death.''
Handley said it would be four to six weeks before the medical examiner would receive the lab results.
Also Tuesday, the university announced a memorial service for Darling, who collapsed and died after an offseason workout Monday, and a Florida State player told a Houston TV station that Darling had complained of chest pains during the fatal workout.
''He was complaining to the players, 'It's like my chest is hurting,''' freshman offensive lineman Bobby Meeks told television station KRIV. ''It was like (players saying) I don't want to hear it or whatever.''
Meeks said Darling had problems before during workouts.
''This is not the first time he's fallen out doing these,'' Meeks said. ''It happened once last week and once the week before.''
Meeks, in a statement released by the university, said Darling didn't tell the coaches or trainers about his chest pain.
''I hope my words weren't misunderstood,'' he said. ''This has been a very difficult thing for all of us.''
Florida State's offseason conditioning program, known as ''mat drills,'' is a series of 10 rigorous workouts over a three-week period prior to spring practice. The final two workouts this week were canceled after Darling's death. His twin brother, Devard -- a wide receiver -- was there when he collapsed.
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At my school, I am the president of the Asian Culture Club.
Are there any easy yet tasty Korean food that you could be able to make at a school kitchen?
How about yubuchobap or samgak kimbap?
My local Korean church held a bakesale fundraiser, and they served among other things hoddeok and various types of jeon (savory Korean pancakes). Of course, sweet foods usually sell better in a bake sale than savory, so fresh piping hot hoddeok is a good idea. It's easy have the batter ready to cook on the spot too. If you have access to shaved ice, patbingsu was the most popular item there. Sweetened condensed milk + various toppings make it easy to customize on the spot. There was a big line for patbingsu. If you think ice cream would sell, then patbingsu would sell: it depends too on the weather.
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Doctor Who fans the world over are still in mourning that the golden age of David Tennant as The Doctor has come to an end. Sure, we've still got a few TV movies that haven't aired here in the States yet, but it can't distract from the fact that Tennant set a new bar for Doctor Who, and now depressed Who fans are left with nothing but fond memories and the pre-pubescent question mark that is Matt Smith.
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Actel Corp. announced the death of Jon A. Anderson, vice president and chief financial officer. He was 50.
Anderson died unexpectedly on Monday (Dec. 24) from medical complications following a recent hospitalization. Anderson joined Actel in 1998.
In a statement, John C. East, president and chief executive officer, said: "Jon's death comes as a great shock to the Actel family. Jon was a good guy with a wonderful family and an unfailing sense of humor who excelled at his job. He was our friend. We grieve Jon's passing and send our deepest condolences to his family."
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They have a bit of a platform making them stable for the stiletto height. They fit comfortably (size 5) but have a centimetre or so of room at the back of the heel which is ideal as I prefer a bit of space for comfy insoles to cushion my feet. I think going down a size would be too small. Toes are comfortable.
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"Deep 6 Holiday is the skinned-kneed orphan of the rock community who was raised by a pack of jazz musicians while spending too much time with it's best friend's classical music family." Such is the response of singer/pianist/songwriter Tyler Azelton when asked to describe her Los Angeles-based rock band, Deep 6 Holiday. With it's ethereal melodies, adventurous harmonies, and confessional lyrics, Deep 6 Holiday's songs chronicle a colorful and rocky journey that is as uplifting as it is terrifying. Upon listening to their debut album, Awake at the Funeral, it is immediately evident that this is a band that has been to the dark side... and lived to both tell the tale and learn a few lessons along the way. 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"I didn't even listen to rock music until I left college," she remembers with a laugh. "As a kid I was secretly checking out Stravinsky and Bill Evans while my friends were making up dance moves to Paula Abdul." Tyler gravitated to musicians who challenged the status quo and asked a lot of their listeners and yet, despite her fascination with them, Tyler found herself strangely void of her own musical ambition by the time she turned 16. "I was depressed," she says. "I just felt that, in spite of all the piano lessons and choirs I was in, something was missing." Tyler began writing her own songs on the piano, and in time she began to feel better. She was finally expressing things in her life that were important to her: the need for self-acceptance, the search for ways to forgive others, the willingness to confront her fears. After years of songwriting, such themes continue to breathe life into her band's music. "I'm learning that loving myself means I have to face what scares me the most," she says. "Writing music is really just a way for me to finally look under the bed and describe the monster beneath...it's actually not that scary after all." Hailed by the New York Times as a "particularly agile" vocalist, Tyler's vocal prowess has earned her gigs across the U.S., from the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles to Carnegie Hall in New York. She also sang on studio albums by Hour of the Shipwreck, Elodie Lauten, and Roy Zimmerman. As a member of the Los Angeles Master Chorale, she has sung on movie soundtracks including Click (starring Adam Sandler) and writer/director M. Night Shyamalan's Lady in the Water. You might even recognize her voice in movie trailers such as The Notorious Bettie Page (singing "Fever.") Producer, arranger, and bassist John Graves also has the type of musical vision that continues to land him various gigs in Los Angeles. As a world-traveling bassist, he has performed in Alaska, South America and the Middle East. As a composer, he has lent his talents to several projects including Emmy award-winning Discovery Channel documentaries. John's work as an arranger and performer involves a staggering number of genres: pop, jazz, classical Arabic, gospel, hip-hop, Western swing, film music, and reggae. This deep well of experience touches both his playing on the album and his intricate, rich arrangements for strings, horns, and winds. Deep 6 Holiday's kinetic connection is most apparent on their new album, Awake at the Funeral: a genre-bending collection of songs that blend Tyler's dissonant harmonies and intimate lyrics with John's solid bass playing and lush string and wind arrangements. Joining them on the album are guitarist Ian Hattwick, drummer T.J. Troy, woodwind doubler Carol Chaikin, violist Claire Bergen and violinist Yvette Holzwarth. The album is meant to mirror the ceremonial process of confronting death: the first and louder half of the album is the musical equivalent of a funeral while the second, softer half of the album signifies the wake. The title "Awake at the Funeral" is a play on words, but it's meaning runs a little deeper. Tyler explains: "Like other people out there, I've had my heart broken--I've wrestled with my demons--but I've also had some really frightening experiences that made me wake up to reality in a way I never had before." Such experiences are made gravely apparent on tracks like "Empty Casket," a song that Tyler wrote after a particularly desperate night wherein she realized that it was better to go on living and get through the pain than give up. "It's Not Me" is a meditation on self-deception. While these songs are dark, there are other tracks that reflect the happier aspects of the band's journey. "Falling for You," for instance, is an almost moment-to-moment account of what it feels like to fall in love. As is the case with life itself, each song contrasts harmony and dissonance-pain vs. Pleasure. "Our songs are ambivalent," Tyler explains. "That's how life is. The joy comes out of the pain. Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh says that it is because the garbage exists that the rose can bloom." Deep 6 Holiday's music resonates with listeners because it allows them a space in which they can comfortably experience feelings that are difficult and taboo. The band's lyrical honesty, coupled with passionate performances, are meant to relay the idea that we are all going through the same types of struggles, and, in that way, we are all instantly connected. From it's dark and discordant harmonies to it's messages of hope, Deep 6 Holiday's Awake at the Funeral takes you on a musical journey-one in which you realize that sometimes the only way you can feel at peace is by sitting alone in the darkness long enough.
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My sister (60, from Rhode Island) and I (56, from Florida) decided it would be fun to spend Memorial Day weekend in New York City, specifically in Manhattan. She had been there once for a short visit and I had never been there – at least, not outside of the airport. Neither one of us are particularly "big city" types of people, but wanted to see it and experience it just because it's one of those places I think everybody should see at least once in their life. There is no way I would get my DH to go, so I was happy that my sister was excited about going with me.
The first hurdle was choosing a hotel. Without being familiar with Manhattan it was hard to narrow down the search. My sister stayed in Times Square when she was there before, and although she liked it she felt it was really busy and would prefer a quieter location. We finally settled on the Upper West Side between Central Park and the Hudson, since that seemed to be a more residential area and might be a bit more low-key than Times Square. My personal big fear was bed bugs so I checked every hotel we considered with bedbugregistry.com to make sure we would be OK in that regard. We were also hoping to keep it below $300 a night, which narrowed down the search considerably. My first discovery was how many NYC hotel rooms only contain 1 bed and if you want 2 beds you're going to pay a premium price. I love my sister and we could share a bed if we needed to, but we really preferred separate beds.
Finally we settled on The Lucerne Hotel at 79th and Amsterdam. At a rate of $300/night plus 15% tax it was the upper end of our range, but for two beds it was the best deal we could find – and it had perfect reports on bedbugregistry.com. This turned out to be an excellent choice! It is a relatively small hotel, not new but the rooms have been refurbished. We were in room 521. Some of the furniture had some dings in it from careless guests and/or housekeepers, and the carpet wasn't the newest, but it was clean and very comfortable. The décor was tasteful and we both loved the character of the hotel and the room – lots of crown molding, textured wallpaper, etc. The room wasn't huge and would've been pretty tight for a family for 4, but for the 2 of us it was more than adequate. Not a lot of counter space in the bathroom, but there were 3 hooks for hanging clothes, toiletry bags, or whatever. Our view was the wall of the building next door, but what do you expect for a mere $300 a night? LOL! We weren't in the room enough to care about the view anyway. The staff was super friendly, although the concierge was extremely talkative to the point of starting to waste our valuable vacation time but she had a lot of great information. The location was AWESOME! Two blocks from the Natural History Museum, with Central Park right behind that. One block to subway station and bus stop. Tons and tons of eating places right by the hotel and within a couple of blocks. Definitely a more relaxed location than Times Square.
Although the hotel has a restaurant that usually had a lot of people eating in it, we never did try it. The menu was just too frou-frou for us and we preferred simpler fare. So dinner Friday night was at St. James Gate, an Irish pub about 3 blocks from the hotel. It was a tough decision to choose from all the restaurants around the hotel, and we chose this place pretty much at random. Excellent choice! It was loud, but the food was great and if you like Irish music you'll be in heaven. Some of the patrons sang along with some of the songs and it felt like a "real" Irish pub, as opposed to what passes for an Irish pub in the Florida town where I live.
Breakfast Saturday morning was at a bagel shop ½ block from the hotel. It was fine, but nothing to get excited about. It was a cloudy, rainy, dreary, cold day so we decided it was a good museum day and headed for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which was basically straight across Central Park from the hotel. Due to the weather we decided to take the bus instead of walk. When we got to the Met we realized we really should have done some homework to see what the exhibits were and what we were most interested in seeing. The place is HUGE! We wandered thru the Egyptian exhibit and the American exhibit and that was a small fraction of what is there. One thing my sister really wanted to do was visit The Cloisters, which is included with the admission to the Met but is way up at the north end of Manhattan, and it closed at 5:15 as opposed to 9:00 for the Met. So we decided to leave and go there. We were warned that it's a 45-minute to an hour bus ride, but we went anyway. Not our best decision of the weekend. If you are really into medieval art and architecture, or you are in the area anyway, it would be fine. But I can't recommend going all the way up there otherwise. And definitely don't go if you are hungry and don't have the time, energy, or weather to walk down to the restaurant – there IS a small "café" located in The Cloisters itself which is a couple of tables in the corner of a courtyard selling a couple types of pre-made salads and sandwiches and by 3:30 the selection is pretty bad. But anyway, we discussed our next move and my sister said there was an Impressionist exhibit at the Met that she really wanted to see so we decided to go back there (do NOT ask why we didn't just go there the first time we were at the Met – as I said, we didn't exactly plan that part of our trip very well). Our options for getting back were the same 45 to 60 minute bus ride, or a series of bus/subway/bus transfers that would theoretically save us about 10 minutes. We opted for the return bus ride as it was simplest and 10 minutes wasn't enough reward to risk getting lost in the transfers.
So now we were back at the Met. We found the proper exhibit and I have to say I'm very glad we went back. I have found a new favorite artist – James Tissot. Actually, I don't think I had a favorite artist before but I do now. I won't go into the details, but from the very first painting of his that I saw I was hooked and could easily pick out his work as we wandered through the gallery. Getting through the gift shop was a challenge, as always, but we escaped without doing too much damage.
At this point I should mention the concierge at the hotel had sold us a tour package with Skyline tours, a hop-on hop-off bus that included a Night Tour, a Downtown tour, an Uptown tour, the Empire State Building, and a Harbor Tour. If I understood correctly, it saved us $10 over buying the tickets separately, but in retrospect I would have not purchased the package and just bought things individually as we decided to do them. We just didn't have time for everything and never did do the Uptown or Harbor tours. Another lesson learned. Also, we never did get to a Broadway play. The ticket prices were just too high for the ones we would have liked to see and we couldn't convince ourselves to do it. I know cheap tickets are available in Times Square but I never felt like waiting in the long lines to see if there was anything left that I'd want to see.
Anyway, now that we were finally done with the Met and it was nearly 6:00 we decided to head to Time Square to check out our tour package. After we started trudging to the proper bus/subway station in the blustery weather we suddenly decided it was time to splurge on a taxi. There was a line of them in front of the Met so we hopped in one and off we went. I must admit taxis are much more exciting than the bus or subway. LOL. The taxi dropped us off at the corner at Time Square where the bus tour begins and we spoke to the people at the bus. The Night Tour was going to leave in about 30 minutes so we ducked into a food court type of place right there on the corner and grabbed a slice of pizza. Nothing exciting, but a bajillion times better than the lunch we had that day! It was finally time for the Night Tour so we got on the bus and I insisted on sitting on the top level. My sister fussed that it was cold but she finally agreed and then admitted it was a MUCH better view. It was a bit chilly but there was no rain until almost at the end of the tour. Overall I found the tour to be interesting but it wasn't nearly as long as the daytime tours even tho it is the same price, and I don't think I would have been happy if I had paid full price for it rather than having it as part of a package. By this time it was getting pretty late so we walked across the street to the subway station, figured out which train we needed, and headed back to the hotel.
Sunday morning my sister wanted to try a coffee shop across the street from the hotel and although I'm not a coffee drinker I do understand most people are and was very happy to go with her. (I was able to satisfy my morning Diet Coke addiction out of a machine at the hotel….) It was a nice place, and we were able to get pastries and eggs and get a good start on the day. Then we hopped on the subway and headed back to Times Square to catch our tour bus. This time we got on the Downtown Tour. The weather was a bit windy but the sky was blue and the temperature was perfect. We admired the hustle and bustle of the city streets. We got off and wandered around Macy's for a little bit and decided the line outside the Empire State Building was too long and we would come back to see it at night. Got back on the bus and got off again at Little Italy. Again, wandered around a bit and poked into a couple of nice shoe stores. By then it was getting to be time for lunch so we wandered down Mulberry Street where it was one restaurant after another, looking at the menus and what people were eating. We finally went back to the first one we saw, which was Da Nico's. Another excellent choice! We expected to sit at one of the tables by the street but they had a garden area in the back that is beautiful with trees and was quiet and peaceful. The food was very, very good and I ate until I was totally stuffed. The staff was friendly and very Italian. This was probably my favorite meal for the entire trip.
After more wandering we headed back to the tour bus stop. We must've just missed it because it was probably 40 minutes before the next one came along. We got off again at the next stop (we might have been able to walk there faster, but had no idea how long it would be until the next bus came) and walked over to the Ground Zero/Freedom Tower area. The Freedom Tower is really a beautiful building, and I loved how the sky and white clouds reflected on it. We couldn't really see Ground Zero because there was a fence around it and you had to wait in a long line to get inside so we just kept on walking. We ended up at Battery Park, where there were a lot of orange construction fences set up that really kept it from being as attractive of a place as I'm sure it usually is. We couldn't really see the Statue of Liberty very well from there, but we were hoping the Harbor Cruise we had signed up for would get us closer. Unfortunately, we couldn't find the tickets for the Harbor Cruise and decided the concierge had not printed them out. After some confusion we figured out where to get back on the tour bus and decided to just ride the rest of the way.
The tour bus brought us back to the starting point in Time Square. By this time it was around 6:00 so we decided to head back to Macy's for a little shopping and hope for a shorter line at the Empire State Building. We took the subway and got off a couple of blocks from Macy's. For those who have not been there, Macy's has 9 floors plus a "cellar". If you are from out of town you can go to the cellar and get a coupon for 10% off your purchase. You will also find a lot of old wooden escalators still operating – it was fun to ride on them and feel their bouncy, clackety ride (yes, I am easily amused). We shopped for a while – one entire floor is dedicated to shoes!!! – but never did buy anything. It was a much wider selection than what is available in the Macy's we have at home, but nothing worth paying New York prices for and then having to carry home on the plane.
We headed for the Empire State Building, where the line wrapped around the corner and a little ways down the block. We were getting hungry by then so we decided to get some dinner and hope the line got shorter while we ate. We went to Heartland Brewery, located in the base of the Empire State Building, and had a decent meal. American-type food but good. When we came out the line was, if anything, a bit longer than before. We decided to wait anyway and it did move fairly quickly. It took about 20 minutes to get to the door and into the lobby of the building. Now we were getting excited – the line went through the lobby, around a corner and up some stairs to the 2nd floor where SURELY the elevators were waiting to whisk us up into the sky! Silly me – I have been to Disney World often enough that I should have been prepared for the trick – the 2nd floor was a big room where the line was snaked back and forth to make sure every square foot of floor space had a person waiting. It was the old "make sure they can't really see the line until they're inside and can't get away" scam. It's a classic Disney World move – I suppose they feel you'll walk away if you can see the entire line, but once you do find out how long it is you already have so much time invested that you feel like you have to stay. So we waited. Got through Security and then we could skip the ticket line because we had bought ours in advance (and paid $2 more than what it would have cost us there, btw), but once we went around the ticket line and got back into the elevator line the same people who had been in line directly in front of us now showed up directly behind us – so we couldn't possibly have saved more than a couple of minutes by pre-purchasing our tickets. Finally, after a 2 hour wait, we got onto an elevator. I'm not exactly sure which floor it let us out on, but it wasn't the observatory floor. We were met by a guy who was telling everybody we had to either walk up 6 flights of stairs to the next elevator, or we could wait in line for another elevator to take us up those 6 flights. The younger, hardier, and more fit people in line headed for the stairs and us normal people waited for the elevator.
After 2 ½ hours of waiting, we finally stepped out on the observation deck on the 86th floor. It was dark and the just-past-full moon was rising and it was gorgeous. Of course you couldn't see much because of all the people crammed up against the railing, but if you tried hard enough somebody would move a ½ inch and you could worm your way in there and admire the view. It was pretty cold and windy but we were expecting that. After about 20 minutes we decided we had seen enough, and we didn't want to wait in ANOTHER LINE for the elevator that would take us to the 102nd floor so we left.
Maybe if it wasn't Memorial Day weekend it wouldn't have been as crowded, but I will never again go to the top of the Empire State Building. Take my advice – buy a postcard of the view and spend your time doing something else. After this adventure we were too tired to even take the subway so we grabbed a taxi and headed back to the hotel.
Now it was Monday, the day we were both heading home. I needed to head back to JFK around 1:30 and my sister was taking the train to Rhode Island so she just planned to leave when I did. Our original plan was to get back to Times Square by 8:00 a.m. Monday so we could do the Uptown Tour that we had gotten as part of our tour package. The other option we considered was, since we had found the tickets for the Harbor Tour that we originally thought the concierge failed to print, to head back to Battery Park and do that. However, on the taxi ride back from the Empire State Building at 11:30 at night we suddenly both agreed that we were willing to skip both of those tours, sleep in, and walk over to Central Park instead. This turned out to be another excellent decision!!!
Monday's weather was the most perfect I have seen in a very, very long time. Clear blue skies, perfect temperature, low humidity – it just doesn't get any better. We walked the 2 blocks to Central Park and wandered aimlessly, admiring a performance by the Afrobats (you can find them on YouTube but they were absolutely hilarious), and a Chinese man playing a Chinese instrument that I don't know the name of, and a woman playing the violin accompanied by a CD player playing classical music. We ate a hot dog from a truck while we sat in the park listening to the violin lady and I could have happily sat there all day. But nothing lasts forever and we finally returned to the hotel to pick up our luggage. The doorman waved down a couple of taxis and I headed off to JFK and my sister headed off to Grand Central and the trip was over.
So now I've been to New York. Some random observations:
Lots of people and traffic. Heard countless different languages. Saw some beautiful architecture, both old and new. Also lots of rundown, dirty, and downright boring buildings. Getting around is generally pretty easy, but sometimes requires confusing transfers between buses and subways – taxis are easiest but not cheapest. Central Park is a jewel! Never felt unsafe, but used common sense to avoid obviously dangerous places. You have to tip practically everybody.
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Glad you enjoyed your trip, We were in NYC at the same time and encountered incredible lines everywhere. We did get to the Top of the Rock in a little less than two hours.
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Glad you had a good trip. If you had done more planning up front you could have solved a lot of the problems:
Do Top of the The Rock - versus ESB -yuou can by reserved tickets and there is usually no waiting
If you go to broadwaybox.com several weeks in advance you can get advance tickets to the shows that are offering discounts - no waiting on line and a much better choice of tickets
As for Lucerne - it's a solid 3* hotel in a great neighborhood, and generally a good value. $300 isn't nearly enough for a 4* hotel in NYC this time of year especially when you need 2 beds (most rooms have one double bed).
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"So now I've been to New York" -- well, not really. There's so much more to see and do. Come back another time (not on a holiday weekend, and preferably not in the summer). Look for hotel specials on Travelzoo or other sites. Go to TOTR for views; Ellis Island and the Tenement Museum for history. If you don't get Broadway tickets beforehand, try to get rush tickets by going to the box office early. Wander around in the Village; relax at Washington Square. NYC has so much to offer; you've barely got your toe in the water!!
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We did Empire State at about 9am and the queue was relatively short. We waited about 15 minutes all up!!! This was Thanksgiving weekend last year. The streets didn't get crowded until around 11am. We also bought Broadway tickets in advance through broadwaybox.com, you can get some great discounts. I also did a lot of research to make sure I was getting a good deal. Subway is the way to go to get around Manhattan. I loved how convenient it was to get all over the city for a mere $ 2.25 a trip.
I agree about the Tenement museum a great place to visit, the Frick museum is another good one.
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Glad you enjoyed your trip. And though technically you've "been to New York", you've barely touched the surface.
Hope you get to come back again and spend more time here.
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