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Hardwood sanding applications in tight spaces have never been easier with the new and improved belt sander from Porter-Cable. It boasts a 5 amp motor for needed power and a textured rubber body grip providing a comfortable, non-slip surface. Flush side allows for sanding up to perpendicular surfaces! Includes a carrying case and 3 (80 grit) belts.
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- Compact size; accepts 2-1/2" x 14" sanding belts.
- Textured rubber body grip provides comfortable non-slip surface.
- Removable auxiliary handle offers better control when two-handed use is desired.
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- Cord exit grip offers auxiliary gripping for various orientations.
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- 1,100 SFPM belt speed.
- Power: 120 VAC
- Amps: 5.0 Amps
- Belt Size: 2-1/2" x 14"
- Length: 17"
- Width: 4.5"
- Height: 5.5"
- Weight: 5 lbs
- Comes with (3) 80 grit sanding belts, operating manual Dust port, Removable auxiliary handle, and carrying case.
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Much easier to handle than any...Posted December 20, 2009
Much easier to handle than any other I've used. This is a real improvement! Changing belts is a snap. I gave my old regular sized sander away.
This belt sander is easy to...Posted December 12, 2009
This belt sander is easy to control especially if you have arthritis. It works especially well in the building of coffins. Yes, I said coffins. Fits into small areas that larger ones won't. Just needs to be used gently not with a lot of pressure. I would say it is not built for sanding a house.
Handy hand tool. Works great and...Posted May 8, 2009
Handy hand tool. Works great and easy to use. One more thing, I too have experienced the unit getting too hot to hold. I can only operate it with gloves on. Not sure if this is normal.
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My dog really enjoys Ruff Housing. She gets mad and chews things up around the house when she doesn't get to go. The staff is awesome and facilities are very clean. If your looking for a great place to take your dogs look no further!! Ruff Housing is the PLACE!!
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Not Sure About This Place. – I'm not sure about this place. I took my 14 year old dog to Ruff Housing for overnight boarding (3 nights). Most of the kids that work there seem nice but at the same time i'm not sure about how well they have been trained or certified to deal with animals.. especially older ones.
My dog was in an "extra large penthouse suite". ( not really extra large. but it was bigger than a typical large crate) They had a web cam installed so i could check on her. Only thing is- 2 times when I checked on her (checking the webcam every 5 min or so for 1-2 hours or more) I saw she was barking furiously and walking in circles. After about an hour of watching her do this, she peed and pooped inside her room because no one would let her out. I called after 30 minutes of seeing that no one had checked on her yet. When she was let out, it seemed to be for about only 4-5 minutes. Kinda too short for an old dog that has been isolated in a room all day alone. So all in all, I didn't enjoy seeing my dog contained within her own feces and urine. And not being attended to as much as she should have. So 2 stars. 1 for the web cam. 1 for the modern design of the facility. and minus 3 for what i just stated above.
Ruff Housing – Was not pleased at all. My dog was there 3 hours and could not find him on web cams so I went to get him. He was in a crate. It gets worse, He has been sick every since, it has cost us a small fortune. DO NOT GO THERE
Ok Place – Can't say that I am totally comfortable leaving my dog here as I feel uneasy with some of the staff.
A wonderful treat for our pup! – My dog has special needs and requires a lot of "hands on" care. The staff here has been attentive to her needs and have spoiled her with the same level of affection we give her at home. The dogs staying here look so happy and my pup gets all giddy when we pull into the parking lot. I would highly recommend this place to anyone!!!
Your dog will love this place! – Good place to wear your dog out! Overnight boarding works well (bring your own crate or rent one). They are getting more overnight boarders so call in advance!
Your dog must 'pass' the socialization test and have her vet/shot papers before she can do doggie day-care or overnight.
Great idea for pet owners and pets! We love it!
Editorial Review – Doggie daycare where dog get to play and exercise with other dogs and with the center's many fun toys.
Fantastic for Dogs, Fantastic for Owners – This place is the best! My dogs go there and run around all day with other dogs and head home exhausted. It is well worth the money for me to know that they are well taken care of and loved there. They are also doing some overnight care now, but I haven't tried that yet. Cool place.
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This is the best store ever! Music is the soundtrack of your life and I don't think I could get through one day without listening to it!
They have 45's! Awesome! I also like the fact they sell stuff to help you keep up with the maintenance of your records. All type of record cleaners so no need to go two different stores anymore!
They also buy records so if you are looking for a little extra cash or trying to clean out or downsize your record collection this is the place!
Very nice staff and I have met a lot of interesting people while searching through the store!
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Located on the outskirts of College Park down from Ivanhoe Row, Rock & Roll Heaven is a one-of-a-kind music store that specializes almost exclusively in selling, buying and trading vinyl records. Claiming to posses more than one million records on site, this shop is the Holy Grail for those seeking rare and out-of-print rock, jazz, soul, punk, country and electronic recordings from the past half-century.
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Shopping at Rock & Roll Heaven is similar to going on a field trip back in musical time; dusty relics of decades past line the wall, including an old WDIZ license plate, a Fog Hat neon sign and hundreds of rock memorabilia items. The main room is filled with albums covering every genre imaginable, plus an adjacent room houses dance music, electronic oddities and punk/alternative rock selections.
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1960: The Making of the President is one of the best games I've ever played, 7 Wonders ranked high on my list of the best card games of 2010, and 1313 Dead End Drive is an updated classic.
Board Games and Card Games: A
Among the games in this section are an all-time classic strategy game (Acquire), a laugh-out-loud party game (Apples to Apples), a terrific children's card game (Authors), and one of the most popular war games ever published (Axis & Allies).
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- Adel Verpflichtet / Hoity Toity
- Age of Industry
- American Idol All-Star Challenge DVD Game
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- Amuse Amaze
- APBA Baseball
Board Games and Card Games: B
I always have a great time playing many of the games in this section, including the mythological war game BattleLore, the haunted house game Betrayal at House on the Hill, the semi-cooperative Battlestar Galactica, and the classic word game Boggle.
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- Balderdash
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- BattleLore
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- Battlestar Galactica
- Beggar My Neighbor
- Betrayal at House on the Hill
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Board Games and Card Games: C
Campaign Manager 2008 lets players recreate the Obama-McCain election, Can't Stop is one of the greatest dice games ever created, Catacombs is a brilliant mix of a dungeon crawl and a dexterity game, and Cosmic Encounter is a sci-fi classic.
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- Candyland
- Can't Stop
- Carcassonne
- Catacombs
- Catan Dice Game
- Checkered Game of Life, The
- Checkers and Draughts
- Chutes and Ladders
- Civilization
- Cleopatra and the Society of Architects
- Clue / Cluedo
- Clue: Secrets and Spies
- Concentration / Memory
- Conspiracy
- Cosmic Encounter
- Covert Action
- Cranium
- Crokinole
- Crazy Eights
Board Games and Card Games: D
Do you like negotiating? Try Diplomacy. Would you rather use beautiful pictures to inspire a story? Dixit is the game for you. Perhaps you'd like a great deck-building card game? That's Dominion. And if you want to try the world's most popular roleplaying game, check out Dungeons & Dragons.
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- Dragon's Gold
- Drake and Drake
- Dreamblade
- Dungeon
- Dungeons & Dragons
- Dungeons & Dragons: Castle Ravenloft
Board Games and Card Games: E
Two classic games stand out in this section: Euchre, a public domain card game wich can be described as simplified Bridge; and Electric Football, which has entertained people for decades. But Electronic Catchphrase, one of my all-time favorite party games, also deserves attention.
Board Games and Card Games: F
A wide variety of great games are included here: Fireball Island is a memorable children's game from the 1980s. Facts in Five is a trivia game from the 1960s that stands up well even today. Formula D is a brilliant auto racing game. Forbidden Island is an exciting cooperative family game. And Fresco was the best board game published in 2010.
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- Fan Tan
- Feed the Kitty
- Fightball
- Finding Nemo
- Fireball Island
- Fish Eat Fish
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Some classic games, like Go, Ghosts and Go Fish, are included in this section along with the controversial Ghettopoly and the addictive Golo Golf Dice.
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HeroScape is one of my favorite games, while the card game Hearts has legions of fans all over the world. Hey Waiter! was my pick as the best card game of 2010, and the race game Hare & Tortoise is a modern classic.
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- Hearts
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Of the games included in this section, Kriegspiel is probably the original war game, I Doubt It is a great family card game, and Inkognito is a terrific deduction game. But my favorite here is the wheeling-and-dealing negotiation game I'm the Boss.
Board Games and Card Games: L
In addition to a board game based on the television series Lost, several Lord of the Rings board games are included here, along with the classic public domain bluffing game Liar Dice and its published cousin, Liar's Dice. Zombie hunters will enjoy Last Night on Earth.
Board Games and Card Games: M
This section includes Magic: the Gathering, the first mega-popular collectible card game; the ancient board game Mancala; the classic real estate game Monopoly; and the clever deduction game Mr. Jack. Other notable games in this section include the deduction game Mystery Express and the World War II-themed game Memoir '44.
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- Malarky
- Mancala
- Mansion of Happiness, The
- Marvel Heroes
- Masters Gallery
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- Monopoly America Edition
- Monopoly Here & Now U.S. Edition
- Monopoly Here & Now World Edition
- Monopoly Revolution
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- Morphology
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- Mystery Express
- Mystery of the Abbey
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Nab-It! is a fun word game, Odin's Ravens is an excellent two-player card game, and Oh Hell is a trick-taking card game which really shines with 5 to 7 players.
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- Neopets Trading Card Game
- New York Minute with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen
- Nine Men's Morris
- Odin's Ravens
Board Games and Card Games: P
There's something for just about everyone in this section, with great card games like Parlay and Poker, the tremendously fun Pizza Box Football, the brilliant strategy board game Puerto Rico and classics like Parcheesi, Pente, and Password. I love the cooperative game Pandemic, in which everyone works together to save the world from disease.
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- Parlay
- Pass the Pigs
- Password
- PDQ - Pretty Darn Quick Word Game
- Pecking Order
- Pente
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Ra is my favorite auction game, while Reversi (also known as Othello), Risk and Rook are all modern classics. The dice game Roll Through the Ages is a fun civilization-building game that only takes about 45 minutes to play.
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In addition to The Settlers of Catan, a wonderful family strategy game that continues to grow in populatiry, included here are the great DVD game Scene It?, the iconic word game Scrabble, a few games set in the Star Wars universe, and a great chase-the-criminal game, Scotland Yard.
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- Scene It?
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- Scrabble Flash
- Settlers of America: Trails to Rails
- Settlers of Catan
- Shadows Over Camelot
- Sid Meier's Civilization: The Board Game
- Small World
- Smarty Party
- Sorry!
- Space Hulk: Death Angel - The Card Game
- Spades
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- Stop Thief
- Squint
- Star Wars Miniatures
- Star Wars Epic Duels
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Two of my favorite party games are in this group: Thingamajig and The Touch. Also here are a great dice game (To Court the King), an absolute top-notch family strategy game (Ticket to Ride -- I love the Nordic Countries version, pictured, best of all), the best-selling trivia game of all time (Trivial Pursuit), and a great strategy game based on the Cold War (Twilight Struggle).
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- Tales of the Arabian Nights
- Talkin' Tango
- Thebes
- Thingamajig
- Thurn and Taxis
- Ticket to Ride
- Tiddlywinks
- Time's Up
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In addition to the very popular family card game Uno and the U-Build edition of Monopoly, this section includes Unspeakable Words, an off-beat word game, and Voltage, a very good two-player card game.
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My favorite trivia game, Wits & Wagers, is among those listed in this section, along with the fun dexterity game Wallamoppi, the brilliant war game We the People, the clever paper-and-pencil game Word Squares, and the creative cooperative game Wok Star.
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San Jose >Food & Dining > Original Joe's Italian Restaurant
301 S 1ST St, San Jose, CA | Directions 9511337.331328 -121.887141
Monday 09:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Tuesday 09:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday 09:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday 09:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday 09:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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Neighborhoods: Central, Central San Jose
our friends and my husband and I planned a special Xmas dinner here on Saturday evening. We had a horrible experience. We ordered prime rib, pork chops, and a veal dish. Nothing had any taste or seasoning. Like the other gentleman said you wouldn't want to take it home. The service was also lousy, had to ask for everything including place settings. Bad, sad experience. $200 for junk!!
NASTY! – I only gave it 1 star because 0 stars isn't an option. Don't bother. Years ago our family celebrated special events at Joe's, and years ago it as good. How long can a restaurant rest on it's laurels? Chef Boy-r-dee Ravioli, tough steaks, marinara straight from the can... not even the jar! And nothing beats a waiter with attitude, who could give a damn about serving you or EARNING his tip, dripping SWEAT off his brow onto your dinner plate!!!! Thanks but no thanks.
Not for me – When I finally convinced my ex to take me to this place, I was unpleasantly surprised. There was nowhere to park, we had to wait for a table for over 45 minutes even though we had a reservation, the food was cold, and I had a very unpleasant experience at the table that the manager tried to solve by rolling his eyes and asking if we wanted to change tables- we had not complained up until that point...
REMODELED - AND STILL GREAT – Joe's recently re-opened after being closed all summer for remodeling. Still the same great italian food with new booths, counter-tops and stools. Glad to have them back. Always fun.
am i missing something? – i heard such great things about oj's. but, i got to be honest, it wasn't that great. what's ironic is that even though servings are so huge you can't finish, you don't want to take the leftovers home with you.
Excellent for a family celebration dinner. A little loud and busy for a romantic or intimate meal – Large family style portions. Couples try the Petite Filet Mignon and the Sauteed Scallops (I recommend ravioli on the side). Do not forget the Antipasto salad and garlic bread for large groups.
Go for the Atmosphere – This place is a landmark. If you want to feel like you're eating in one of those restaurants you've seen in a gangster film this is it - complete with wise-guy waiters. The food is good - not great but good. The service can range from fair to good - again, not great but good. The wait can be long on weekends.
As I've already mentioned, I've always thought the atmosphere is very classic in a "God Father" sort of way. It's really a fun place to go once in awhile. It's OK for kids. There's plenty of noise so they probably won't bother anyone. It's in downtown San Jose so parking pretty much is horrible and is almost never free.
Overrated! – My girlfriends and I made reservations for a birthday dinner since we heard it was a great place for large groups with a great menu. The service was good, I'll admit that, but the food was decent, if that! I could make tastier dishes at home! I tried adding salt and pepper, and some cheese to jazz up the dish since it was completely bland, but nothing helped. It was just oily and flavorless. Everyone else was also extremely disappointed with their selection. We all (12 of us) ordered different items and no one liked anything. The place was also super packed and extremely loud. The meal averaged $25-30 bucks/person, tip included.
If you're looking for an Italian restaurant good for large groups, I'd recommend Maggiano's or Buca di Beppo over this place anyday!
IF YOU WANT BAD yet EXPENSIVE FOOD, UNFRIENDLY SERVICE, and UNPLEASANT ATMOSPHERE, THEN THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE! – After driving for 5 hours from LA needless to say we were hungry. We decided to try Joe's for some Italian--BIG MISTAKE! The Decor looked very old, dark, and cheap but I after looking at their menu I thought that perhaps dishes priced around $18 will make up for it. I was wrong!
After our very UNFRIENDLY WAITER who said "Everything is good" couldn't recommend anything in particular, I finally settled on the $24 Veal Parmesian. The veal was not bad, but the spaghetti with tomato sauce looked and tasted like it was just brought from a school cafeteria!!! Also, our friend just had lunch and came along for the company, but she was told that SHE HAD TO PAY $4 JUST TO BE THERE!!! I've never heard of this before! So she ordered a $7 slice of "Tiramisu" instead--and it was the farthest thing from Tiramisu we've ever had! California Pizza Kitchen's is 10 times better! This was dry sponge cake layered with a thin coat of coco mixed with whipped cream and some more sponge cake and whipped cream on top!
If you think that I've been spoiled by Los Angeles eateries, this is not the case at all. I've eaten at many hole-in-the-wall places which were much better than Joe's!
The only reason I'm writing this review is because this was the absolute WORST RESTAURANT I've ever been to and I've never regretted leaving $40 bucks as much as I did that time.
I don't know how this place stays in business, but it shouldn'!
DON' T Waste Your Money! Go Somewhere Else. You'll thank me later =)
Classic Italian Upscale Diner – You don't see places like this anymore. Menu is truly old school and the portions are large. Side of pasta (or baked potato) comes w/entree. Half portions of pasta's available for the kids. One of the few places left still offering the "Half & half" (Half Spag, half ravioli). The bread is excellent. NY Steak rocks. Meatball & steak sandwiches rock. Atmosphere is truly classic 70's with all the wait staff in black ties. Stays open late. It wouldn't be downtown SJ without O-Joe's.
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|ADAF sponsored winners of the Intel ISEF 2012 flank judge Dr. Alexandre Vieira after receiving certificates and prizes at the awards ceremony in Pittsburgh in May. Pictured from the left are Sneha Subramaniam, Chene Mostert, Dr. Vieira and Farhat Alucozai. (Photo credit: Society for Science & the Public)
The annual competition, a partnership between Society for Science & the Public and the Intel Foundation, awards student winners in the 9th through 12th grades a variety of prizes, including scholarships, summer internships, equipment grants and trips. Student competitors qualify for Intel ISEF 2012 based on previously winning top prizes in local, regional, state or national science fairs.
Chene Mostert, 17, a student at Ladysmith High School in Northern Kwazulu Natal, South Africa, won the first prize of $2,000, for her project "An Effective Method to Annihilate Toothbrush Pathogenic Bacteria."
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Fraser sockeye watchers see stock rebuilding
Salmon watchers are hoping this is the year the troubled Fraser River sockeye run turns the corner on its disastrous collapse four years ago.
If returns come in as forecast, nearly 4.8 million sockeye will make their way up the Fraser this summer.
That's still well short of the longer term average of 8.6 million for this part of the four-year cycle.
But it would be a huge improvement from 2009, when more than 10 million salmon were expected and just 1.5 million arrived, prompting the federal government to appoint the Cohen Commission into the decline.
"Hopefully we'll get a run that's much improved relative to 2009," said Mike Lapointe, chief biologist for the Pacific Salmon Commission.
"If the run returns bigger and we're able to get some rebuilding, that will be very important for the sockeye moving forward. It will be definitely be more than what we had in the parent year that produced it."
Nobody is guaranteeing a commercial fishery yet.
The pre-season forecast shows a one-in-four chance of a Fraser sockeye run below 2.7 million, which would likely rule out commercial fishing, and a one-in-10 chance it will be as bad as 2009.
But after the Cohen inquiry failed to come up with a single cause or solution to the slide, observers like Lapointe would be happy to continue to see an improving trendline.
"We definitely did better in 2012 than 2008, we did better in 2011 than in 2007. If we can do better again in 2013 from 2009 we'll have gotten some rebuilding off of those three very low years."
Last year's sockeye return, while up, wasn't enough to allow commercial fishing or sports angling.
There are no concerns about 2014 – next year marks the return of the huge Adams River run, which came back with a stunning return of more than 30 million sockeye in 2010, meaning enough fish spawned to assure at least a healthy run.
The bulk of this year's sockeye are summer-run salmon, concentrated in two stocks – the Quesnel and Chilko lake systems.
Also coming back this year are pink salmon, which run on a two-year cycle.
Nearly nine million pinks are forecast to return – below average and down from the last couple of runs of more than 15 million.
Still, Lapointe said there are good odds of some commercial fishing for pinks, which typically fetch around 40 cents a pound, compared to $1.50 to $2 for sockeye.
"It's going to depend on how many pinks there are and how much interest there is [from the commercial fleet]."
Salmon named official fish emblem
The provincial government on Saturday declared Pacific salmon to be B.C.'s official fish emblem, in recognition of its high ecological, cultural and economic significance.
The designation captures all Pacific salmonids – sockeye, chinook, coho, pink and chum, plus ocean-going steelhead and cutthroat trout.
"With the epic migration of Pacific salmon from B.C.'s rivers and streams to the ocean and back, there is no symbol more iconic of British Columbia," Environment Minister Terry Lake said, adding they're integral to First Nations and often seen as indicators of overall ecosystem and wildlife health.
Salmon take a place among B.C. official symbols like the spirit bear (official mammal), western red cedar (official tree), Steller's jay (official bird), jade (official mineral and Pacific dogwood (official floral emblem).
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Before Texas and Oregon hit the field for the big game, everyone will come together at the Valero Alamo Bowl Kickoff Luncheon on Sunday, December 29, at noon in the Grand Ballroom of the Marriott Rivercenter. More than 1,500 spirited football fans will come to experience the anticipation and festive atmosphere surrounding the big game. Emceed by ESPN's broadcast crew, fans will be treated to first-hand insight from the two head coaches and the team captains, as well as revel in the pageantry from the cheerleaders and bands.
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Hundreds of runners — and a horse —slog through annual cross country race
By Denise Moran For The Courier-News December 3, 2012 10:36AM
Batavia residents Anita Wolff (left) and Natalie Mueller dressed up for the Cross Country Challenge. | Denise Moran ~ For Sun-Times Media
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GILBERTS — More than 1,000 runners slogged through mud, marsh and mild weather Sunday in the 30th annual Cross Country Challenge here.
The approximately 1,200 participants — many dressed in costumes ranging from Santa Claus to super heroes — also dashed up steep hills and across open fields in the 8,000-meter (4.9-mile) European cross country-style race at Indian Hills Training Center on Powers Road,
The top three male runners and their times were: Renat Zalov, Buffalo Grove, 30.40; James Noonan, Rockford, 31.03, and Emil Bojanov, Chicago, 31.15.
The top three female runners and their times were: Vidthya Abraham, Chicago, 37:17; Mary Maniscalli, Lake in the Hills, 38:12, and Christina Beaird, Naperville, 39.00.
The six runners will each receive a new pair of shoes compliments of Dick Pond Athletics and Nike, according to Chicago resident Jim Brimm, the race's director.
"It was a beautiful day today," Brimm said. "We had great weather and a great turnout."
Indian Hills is owned by Robert Oury, who is also the president and owner of Rotec Industries Inc. in Hampshire.
Elgin resident Ryan Tripicchio has run the Cross Country Challenge five times and the Chicago Marathon four times. He is a coach at Streamwood High School. He will be running for the first time in the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013.
"The Indian Hills terrain is intense," Tripicchio said. "It's very uneven, but it is pure cross country."
Marilyn Becker of Hampshire watched her son and his wife, Andy and Leanna Becker of Glenview, compete in the race.
They recalled watching the race two years ago when it was 25 degrees with 6 inches of snow on the ground.
Batavia mom Maria Karkos remembered when her son, Eric, a junior at Batavia High School, competed in last year's race.
"He was covered in mud from head to toe," Karkos said. "This race is a final fun run for many high school cross country teams."
'Grossest' race
The team known as the "Dirty South Pole Elves" all work at Fry Elementary School in Naperville. Dave Younce is the school principal. Renay Biehl and Brian Kulak are first-grade teachers. Laurie Schuh is the student services coordinator. It was the first time that all four competed in the race.
Junior and senior students from the cross country teams at Glenbard South High School in Glen Ellyn dressed up as super heroes for the race on Sunday.
Exchange student Anniken Mossefin of Oslo, Norway, ran with her fellow students. Monica Byrne dressed up as Batman.
"It was challenging and amazing," Byrne said. "At one point, there was a horse running with us. I thought he was going to eat my cape. We came together to the finish line all holding hands."
Catherine Peters, a school psychologist at School District 89 in Glen Ellyn, ran with her father, Frederick Schwantes, Northern Illinois University Vice Provost and Emeritus Professor of Psychology.
"This was the grossest race I've ever been in," Peters said, "but that's what makes it fun."
After the race was over, runners gathered in the barn for a catered buffet that included fried chicken, roast beef, mostaccioli, pasta salad and tossed salad.
Fremd High School students Andrew Marterno, Danny Johnson, Josh Petersen, Anders Dinterman, Jake Winter and Will Smith sat on hay bales while they ate their meal.
"We threw each other in the creek," Smith said. "The water was freezing. I thought this race was a ton of fun."


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After keeping a clean sheet and receiving a hero's welcome in Prague, Petr Cech returns to London with a sense of satisfaction and relief.
The Czech Player of the Year had a relatively quiet night in the Chelsea goal, and was able to celebrate nine minutes from time when Oscar struck a superb winner just seconds after his introduction as a substitute.
'There was relief that we found the back of the net in the end. We started well and had some chances in the second half,' said the 30-year-old.
'As we missed opportunities they found the ground and became more confident. They had a very good spell but in the second half we played better and in the end found the back of the net.
'Oscar came in, two touches and that was it. Sometimes you don't have to run that long to score a goal! He did really well, came in and took the ball without questioning anything and in the end finished it really well.
'We could sense the goal was coming. We were creating more and more opportunities but missing the final pass, and he did really well.
'It's good to have the goal away from home, the clean sheet and we are in a strong position to go back home.'
Cech might have been busier had Sparta forward David Lafata managed to hit the target with two big first-half opportunities, and the goalkeeper felt long balls caused his defence a few problems on the night. He will expect a different game against Brentford at the weekend, however.
'They played really well with balls behind our defence so we couldn't be too high, or press for 90 minutes without a break,' he explained. 'There were spells where we let them come in our half and tried to catch them on the counter. Against Brentford we will be at home, they will defend and we will have to open them up. We're ready for that.'
Finally, he was asked to describe his emotions at playing at a stadium he once called home as a Sparta player, and has been familiar with during his decade as an international.
'I will always remember my spell at Sparta Prague. It opened the door for me in the Champions League and to go abroad,' he said. 'It was a special moment.'
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The scent of rich pine forests lingers in the breeze as the 13th-century ruins of Turaida Castle are revealed before your eyes in the lush Gauja River valley in a medieval sanctuary untouched by the march of time.
This is but one of many portals to the distant past that are scattered throughout the charming Baltic sister cities of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. In Tallinn, take in panoramic views of the 11th-century old town from two breath-taking viewing platforms; wander among the architectural wonders of the historic Jugendstil district in medieval old Riga; take a dip in the healing azure waters of picturesque Jurmala; visit the incredible Rundale Palace designed by masterful Italian architect Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli; and take plenty of time to pause at the impossibly reflective lakes and lush pine forest hillsides of the Trakai region.
From the city to the sea and everything in between, this trip delivers an extensive journey through this memorable land. The beauty of the region's many medieval architectural masterpieces is matched only by the natural majesty of its reflective lakes, dense pine forests and picturesque seaside. You'll experience all this and more while staying in a collection of elegant properties that range from contemporary hotels to elegant old-world villas.
Enjoy a personalized vacation that best suits your needs, developed by one of our experienced destination experts. Relax during your trip with our 24/7 support and expert local guidance.
A transfer between the airport and the city or your hotel with a private vehicle and driver is provided.
A welcome package with a city map, and any other touristic information that we deem you may find useful will be waiting for you upon your arrival at your first hotel on your trip.
The new, modern Nordic Hotel Forum (4*) awaits you in the heart of Tallinn on Viru Square, just a short stroll from business, shopping and entertainment venues. Tallinn's picturesque Old Town is just 150 metres from the hotel's front door, making the hotel the perfect lodging for recreational stays. In 2010, the hotel became the first in the Baltic States to join the international hotel chain Worldhotels as part of its First Class Collection.
Stating your private city tour at St. Charles' Cathedral, you will explore Tallinn's highlights while your private guide provides you with exclusive inside information of the town's history. The visit to the National Library is followed by the Pirita River where the Olympic Yachting Regatta was hosted in 1980. Take a few minutes to admire the Olympic Centre on the opposite side of the river before your guide takes you to the ruins of St.Bridget's Convent. On the way back to the city, you pass the Song Festival Grounds where every 5 years a 120-year-old Estonian song festival takes place. The residential area of Lasnamäe and the Kadriorg Park and Palace. The tour continues with the Parliament building and the 100 year old Alexander Nevsky Cathedral which is famous for its onion domes. With its interesting collection of coat-of-arms and tombstones, the Dome Cathedral, built 13th-14th centuries is well worth a visit. Two viewing platforms provide you with breathtaking panoramic views of this charming town and are followed by a visit to the Long Leg and Short Leg Streets. Back in the Lower Old Town you will learn about St. Nicholas Church before concluding your city exploration at the Town Hall Square. Entrance fees to St Brigita's Convent, Kadriorg Palace, and Dom Church are included.
Enjoy a private transfer from Tallinn to Riga, via Parnu and Sigulda. On your way visit Sigulda with Gauja National Park. The park, located about 50 km from Riga in the Gauja River valley, is known as the most popular tourist and leisure destination. This tour enables one to experience a genuine whiff of the Middle Ages, a time of romantic legends, castles, and heroic figures by visiting the ruins of the 13th century Turaida Castle, and a local History Museum. During the tour you will have a private vehicle with an English speaking driver and an English speaking guide at Turaida Castle. Entrance fees are included.
Hotel Gutenbergs (4*) is a boutique style hotel located in the centre of Old Town in Riga. The buildings of the hotel were constructed in the 16th and 19th centuries to serve as a printing-house. In 2001, it was reopened as a hotel keeping many of its original features. Famous for its gorgeous interior, romantic, and historical style, it has 38 rooms of various designs with all the amenities needed for a comfortable stay. With beautiful paintings, engravings, antiques, and old books in the guest rooms and corridors, it will take you back in time and you'll feel as if you just entered the 18th century.
The guided walking tour of Old Riga takes you down the streets through the centre of this medieval Hanseatic old town. Marvel at the splendors of the Dome Cathedral, the Old Guild house, Riga Castle, and the architectural wonders of the Jugendstil district. The walking tour continues to the Monument of Freedom then proceeds to the newly renovated Opera House. From there the tour takes you into Old Riga with stops at Konveta Seta, the colourful 13th century buildings that formerly housed the Convent of the Holy Spirit. Your private guide will also show you St. Peters Church, House of the Blackheads, Dome Cathedral, Riga Castle, which is now the residence of the President of Latvia, and the houses of the Latvian parliament building, the Saeima. The tour also includes visits to many other sites of historical and architectural interest such as Jackob's Barracks and the Powder Tower.
Today your private tour guide will take you 3 hours northwest of Riga to Jurmala, a world-famous seaside resort area, situated just 25 kilometers from Latvia's capital. The natural curative features of this place had already been well known more than one hundred and fifty years ago. Nowadays the boundless golden beaches, blue sea, salubrious air and the unique beauty of pine forests attract tourists from all over the world. The town of Jurmala is a nice and cozy European settlement of houses plunged into the parks and forests. Here you may come across wooden country houses built at the beginning of the 20th century as well as modern cottages.
A private driver and vehicle will bring you from Riga to Vilnius. The journey will take you to the Rundale Palace, which is located 66 kilometers outside of Riga. As one of the most beautiful baroque palaces in Latvia, it was built in 1736-1740 as a summer residence for the Duke of Courland, Ernst Johann Biron. The palace was designed by an outstanding Italian architect Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli, the creator of the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg. The Rundale Palace is one of the few remaining places where the very essence of the 18th century may still be experienced. Continue your tour with the Hill of Crosses. During this tour you will have a local guide at your disposal. Entrance fees to Rundale Palace are included.
To the convenience for its guests, the Radisson Blu Lietuva (4*) is located near Vilnius' Old Town. It provides easy access for guests to step back in time and discover nuances of this bustling city. Employ the use of a variety of transport options including bus and train networks. Other attractions, such as Presidential Palace, St. Anne's Church, and Vilnius Cathedral, are also close by.
Start the tour through the modern part of the city where your private guide will take you to the University building, National Opera, Academy of Arts, and the central train station. After discovering the major points of interest in Vilnus, you will visit the picturesque town of Trakai, the ancient capital of Lithuania situated 30 km from Vilnius. There are old legends explaining the exceptional lucidity of the lakes. The "town on the water", as Trakai is usually called, is particularly rich in architectural and cultural monuments. The main landmark of the town is the famous insular Trakai Castle - the only insular castle in Eastern Europe - situated on the island in the Galve Lake. These days the castle houses the ethnographic museum, which displays authentic furniture, porcelain, crockery, articles made of glass and bone, seals, hunting trophies, and archaeological findings discovered in the Trakai Castle. Entrance fees to Trakai Castle are included.
A private transfer between the airport and the city or your accommodation is provided.
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"Our trip was fantastic!!! I cannot say enough good things. Lianne worked with our exact dates and time frame beautifully.Our drivers were prompt and friendly. The private guides were so knowledgeable. We left with an appreciation of the history, the culture, and the beauty of Andulasia. We were very pleased and will certainly recommend your company to friends and family."
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November 28, 2013
"People do not know what they are missing by not going to Romania. The landscape is beautiful, clean, untouched. The people were exceedingly friendly! Super safe.Wherever we went, we received the reception of "Welcome, welcome! You are our guest", by everyone. The food & drink had such incredible flavor! They use only the freshest ingredients and everything is organic. One cannot help but appreciate the abundance of castles, churches and buildings boasting such incredible architecture. Experience Romania sooner than later! You'll be so glad you did! Once again, thanks Kensington Tours, and special thank you to Claudia.
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"Everyone involved in our Portugal trip made it terrific. Exactly as advertised. Every event on time and most pleasant. Guides were well-informed, courteous and friendly. Really made for a great journey every time. Each hotel was clean, upgraded and staffed with knowledgeable and friendly folks. Breakfasts were complete -- almost too much to eat. It will always be a wonderful memory thanks to Kensington Tours."
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October 22, 2013
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October 19, 2013
"Great trip to Spain! Thanks again for all your help, Lianne. The destinations, hotels, guides and everything were all top notch."
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November 07, 2013
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I had a large blood clot just behind my knee last fall. It is finally gone and I started my first Challenge a few weeks ago, but it left a weird clicking in my knee when I do any exercises that involve bending (squats, lunges, extensions etc). It isn't painful, but feels weird and uncomfortable, so I'm trying to refrain from any exercises that cause the clicking until I can get in to see my Dr. about it. I know it isn't a torn ACL or Meniscus as I had an MRI last fall.
My question is, does anyone have any suggestions for alternative lower body exercises, mainly for quads or hamstrings? I found some, but they don't seem to be very effective as I just can't seem to hit my 9s or 10s.
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Amy - as long as your back is fine, leg raises work well. I used them for knee rehab (torn meniscus), and if needed you can bump up the intensity with ankle weights.
I found this site - www.knee-pain-explained.com/knee-strengthening-exercises.html - which has a few other quad exercises that don't require putting load on a bent knee. The "knee marching" one especially looks good, since you could rest a dumbbell just above the knee to bump up the intensity.
Awesome, thank you! I haven't seen that site or those exercises before, so that's great. I will definitely try some of these next week when I change-up my routines.
I can relate to a bad knee problem, but have found that through gradual and careful strengthing exercises, proper pre workout warm ups and ICE (hot cold therapy) after workouts that it has become less of a problem then it originally was. I also take a sports related vitamin that features glucosamine.
Hi Amy,
I was going through the same thing with my shoulder. I worked up to a using more weight gradually. I started with 3lb dumbbells, because I couldn't lift anything over my head. Now, I'm doing 15 lb dumbbells. The other muscle groups are so much further ahead of my shoulders, but I don't worry too much about that. Slow and steady wins the race.
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Scott Aukerman's Comedy Empire
As the co-creator of "Between Two Ferns," host of IFC's "Comedy Bang! Bang!," and co-founder of comedy podcast network Earwolf, Scott Aukerman is a commander in comedy.
Scott Aukerman's Comedy Empire
As the co-creator of "Between Two Ferns," host of IFC's "Comedy Bang! Bang!," and co-founder of comedy podcast network Earwolf, Scott Aukerman is a commander in comedy.
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5 Ways to 'Make Your Move' from Derek Hough
Derek Hough dances from the small screen to the big screen in "Make Your Move," Duane Adler's new dance movie. Hough shares some tips that have helped him grow as an actor and dancer.
John Devereaux is just one of many actors who has been cast through Backstage!
Billy Eichner's Sprint to Success
Eichner's Fuse game show, "Funny or Die's Billy on the Street," is in the midst of its successful, viral third season, but the comedian remembers a time when he wasn't as fortunate.
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Comedy Central and standup star Schumer put in the work and paid her dues—even handing out comedy fliers to annoyed pedestrians—and now she's reaping the rewards with "Inside Amy Schumer" and the upcoming Judd Apatow–directed, Schumer-starring "Trainwreck."
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Gameday is upon us once more. With the Houston Dynamo hosting a Montreal Impact side depleted by injuries and suspensions, it's unknown if the animosity seen last October will feature at BBVA tonight. Can the Dynamo make it two in a row?
It's that time again. The Houston Dynamo kick off the 2014 MLS season at home against the New England Revolution. There's a clean slate before them and three points on the line. Will the Dynamo be able to start their season off on a winning note?
Once more, it all comes down to a single match. Tonight, the Houston Dynamo are away to Sporting Kansas City in the second leg of the Eastern Conference finals. Win, and you play for the MLS Cup. Lose, and leave empty handed. Can the Dynamo prevail?
They meet again. This afternoon, the Houston Dynamo host Sporting Kansas City in the first leg of the Eastern Conference finals. A berth in the MLS Cup finals awaits the winner of the tie - can the Dynamo defend their turf and take a lead back north?
It comes down to tonight. After playing to a 2-2 draw Sunday, theconference semifinals return to Harrison, NJ, where the New York Red Bulls host the Houston Dynamo with a spot in the conference finals on the line. Can the Dynamo pull off the upset?
Today, the Houston Dynamo open up the Eastern Conference Semifinals at home against the New York Red Bulls. The regular season matches all went to New York, but the playoffs are a different matter. Can the Dynamo take a lead into the next leg?
Are your ready to dream, scream and believe? The Houston Dynamo look to start their postseason run tonight at home against the Montreal Impact. It's win or go home - can the Dynamo make this a Halloween to remember for their fans?
The matches played Saturday fell their way, but the Houston Dynamo know that if the easiest route to the playoffs involves beating DC United. They failed to capitalize last week at home, will they find a better result at RFK Stadium?
Tonight, the Houston Dynamo travel down to Panama in hopes of securing a spot in the knockout stages of the CONCACAF Champions League. To do so, they'll have to get at least a draw against Arabe Unido. Join us as we cheer the Dynamo on.
While the Houston Dynamo can't clinch a playoff spot, today's match against the New York Red Bulls has lost none of its importance. The Dynamo in control of their fate, however, so feel free to cheer here if you can't make it out to BBVA Compass.
It's an important night tonight. The Houston Dynamo look to keep momentum rolling as they host Sporting Kansas City at BBVA Compass Stadium. Can the Dynamo beat their rivals, take three more points and get that much closer to the postseason?
Tonight the Houston Dynamo are in Foxboro, where they face the New England Revolution for the third time this season. Points, pride, and playoff positioning are on the line - can the Dynamo keep the ball rolling?
Two down, two to go. The Houston Dynamo are in control of their own fate in the group stage of the CONCACAF Champions League, and a win tonight against W Connection FC goes a long way to seeing them through to the knockout stages. Can they do it?
The race for the playoffs continues as the Houston Dynamo host Western Conference foe Chivas USA. It won't be easy, but the Dynamo look to build upon their momentum and take three points from this vital home match.
It comes down to this. One match at a time, the Houston Dynamo try to salvage their playoff chances. It starts tonight, at PPL Park, against the Philadelphia Union. Three points and a playoff spot are on the line - are the Dynamo up to the task?
The Houston Dynamo have questions to answer before this afternoon's clash with the New York Red Bulls. They face a must win situation, but with three points up for grabs, it's time to see just what they're made of. This is where it all starts.
After just three days rest, the Houston Dynamo are at it again, this time against the Columbus Crew. Points will move them up in the table. This is one of the matches in hand we've been so glad to have - can the Dynamo take advantage of it?
Good clubs show their quality in how they respond to adversity, and that's the task the Houston Dynamo have in front of them. Will they be able to do so? Find out this afternoon as they take on the Chicago Fire from Toyota Park in the Windy City.
The Houston Dynamo return to CCL play tonight at BBVA Compass Stadium against Panamaian side C.D. Árabe Unido. Both clubs will be playing their second match, and the winner will be in control of the group stage. Can the Dynamo grab all three points?
After a week that saw a 3-1 win over Seattle and a 0-0 draw in the CCL opener, the Houston Dynamo travel north to face the Montreal Impact. Can they carry last Saturday's form on the road and pick up valuable points against an Eastern Conference foe?
Saturday night, the Dynamo and Sounders will clash in front of a sold out crowd that will see the return of Clint Dempsey to Major League Soccer and possibly the first minutes for Houston's newest signing Alex Lopez.
Follow the Houston Dynamo as they look for three points against Eastern Conference foe New England Revolution. Last time these two teams faced each other injuries, red cards, and players calling out diving made for an interesting matchup.
The Houston Dynamo are in a rut and will look to the comfort of home to get back on track. Saturday night, the Dynamo host Philadelphia Union in an Eastern Conference battle.
The Houston Dynamo travel to New Jersey to take on the New York Red Bulls in an Eastern Conference battle.
The Dynamo haven't won a match in over a month, and will try and get back on track at home against Toronto FC.
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