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Cafe Polonia Closing Up Salem Location
Cafe Polonia is closing its location in downtown Salem.
Pretty soon, Cafe Polonia fans will have to drive to Boston to get their pierogi fix.
The Eastern-European and Polish restaurant's downtown Salem location will be closing its doors sometime in the next few weeks, owner Darek Barcikowski said Tuesday.
We reported earlier this morning that the cafe would be closing at the end of the month, though that information, which we received from an employee Monday morning, was incorrect, according to Barcikowski.
Cafe Polonia specializes in dishes such as cabbage and beet soup, goat cheese salad, herring, dumplings, pierogis and kielbasa.
The restaurant's location on Dorchester Avenue in Boston will remain open.
Barcikowski said he is in the process of selling the restaurant space and expects to close his doors sometime before the end of February - though a specific date has not yet been set.
Will you miss Cafe Polonia? Did you have a favorite dish at the restaurant?
Let us know in the comments section below.
7:39 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
It's so sad to see another business close in Salem.
Ron Zabrocki
7:40 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Very sad. So many changes happening since my 1st visit 14 years ago. Seems to be getting too commercialized and not the same quaint quirky town I loved. I have been visiting 3-4 times per year during various seasons. Now my favorite time is mid November. Quieter and less tourist. Loved Cafe Polonia. Maybe it reminded me of my polish heritage. Will miss it. And hearing the Polish language and smelling and tasting the delicious foods from my childhood.
7:49 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Great place, amazing food - I didn't eat there as much as I'd have liked because I always ate too much! Will be returning before they close. Best of luck to them.
7:56 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
I agree, Ron. My first visit was about 13 years and like you, I continue visiting 3-4 times per year. It has changed a lot. I used to love visiting Salem and while I still look forward to going back there is something lacking this once charming town. From what I read, there seems to be a huge increase in crime rate. It also seems that there are a lot of homeless people walking the streets. I have donated to homeless shelters and individuals living on the streets, so I support all shelters. I just don't understand why there is one in the middle of a tourist area.
1:24 pm on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
There really is not a shelter in the immediate down town area. There once was but it has now been relocated.
1:37 pm on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Julie, the shelter on Washington Street has been relocated?
8:11 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Folks will still be able to buy Polish food at the Polish grocery store in the East India Mall. They run a great business with many selections.
8:12 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
So people won't need to "drive to Boston to get their pierogi fix."
Diane Wolf
8:38 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
After ALL that work to get their liquor license....
I will miss the Gypsy pancakes and friendly smiles the most.
Thomas Stirling
4:41 pm on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Gypsy pancakes where the best as well as the wurstplatte
Chris Helms
9:49 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Jared, my wife and I plan to go to lunch there today for that very reason. We just moved to the city and I've been once. Didn't want my wife to miss it.
Lisa Connolly
9:49 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Such lovely people and the food was so authentic and amazing! They embraced our community so warmly. Huge loss for Salem.
Sonya mason
10:05 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
I'm going at least once before they close. Sad but understandable in today's economy
10:08 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
I'll miss Polonia, for sure, but don't be too sad for them. They sold the restaurant, and at least some of the family is returning to their native Poland to retire. That sounds pretty good to me.
10:43 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
So far the owners have not given us a closing date. I love how this was posted online before any employees even knew about it. Guess I'll be walking down to the unemployment office sooner than I thought. Thanks, Cafe Polonia.
11:16 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Perhaps the new owners will keep the staff!! Sucks when a rumor gets started & spreads like wild fire!! So, now I guess that all of the Servers & Bartenders will be out looking for other jobs?? If I were you, I'd hang in there until the end. I'm sure the owners of Cafe Polonia would not just lock the doors without telling you.
Darek Barcikowski
11:00 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
CORRECTION: While it is true that Cafe Polonia is in the process of being sold, there has been no announcement made as to the exact closing or take over date... I am not sure where this information came from and while our employees know there is an imminent change in ownership, they would be the first to know as to the exact closing date.
Michael McNeil
11:13 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Perhaps the government can step in and run the Cafe Polonia.
Owen Boss
11:45 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Thanks Darek: We've received updated information that a specific date has not been set for Cafe Polonia's closure. The information provided by an employee Monday morning was incorrect, owner Darek Barcikowski said. The information in our story has been updated.
1:20 pm on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
I loved their Gypsy Pancake - two pancakes stuffed with beef goulash, and a side of potato salad. I'm so sorry they're going out of business. It was a beautiful space with a nice atmosphere.
Chris Helms
7:26 pm on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Hi Roxie, my wife and I went to lunch there today and I had the Gypsy Pancake. My side was pickled herring. The pancakes were delicious and crisp. Diane, thanks for recommending the Gypsy Pancake.
Carolyn Costain
2:30 pm on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
I never even heard of this place and I live in Salem.
4:24 pm on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
You need to get out more - it is right in the middle of downtown Salem!
3:10 pm on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Sorry to see that Cafe Polonia has to close the Salem shop. The staff was friendly, and the food and atmosphere were great. I hope to get there before they close. You will be missed!
Mike Blatty
3:27 pm on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
This is a great restaurant. We will miss it!
Thank you!
7:24 pm on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Another Salem business closing up shop... Was it not doing enough business?
Elizabeth Mizioch-Crawford
5:49 am on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
A big loss for the city! I stop in with my daughter to buy our fix of food for dinner and we would get a stick of Polish salami wrapped, to share while we strolled through town. Will miss the traditional fixtures in the window and the sound of Polish music and conversation as we waited in line. Good luck and Thanks!
1:19 pm on Friday, January 18, 2013
What a loss for Salem and the patrons that gathered there from the out of town communities. It is the only Polish restaurant around the north shore. Yes, I do go to the Polish Deli at East India Mall for my groceries, but I would rather be sitting in the restaurant at Cafe Polonia to relax and enjoy a meal. Well, back to Andrew Square in South Boston and Dorchester for some authentic Polish food. Cafe Polonia will truly be missed around these parts. They have delicious food.
10:29 pm on Wednesday, January 23, 2013
So sad. Going for one last schnitzel before the end.


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/ , ( ( ^L El 2ieC«f« 11K0 BALDWIN 36th YEAR, No, 38 MERRICK Zio Code lisei ROOSEVELT FREEPORT, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, lANUARY 13, 1972 PRICE: TEN CENTS PER COPY Nasrau County Executive Ralph G. Caso swears in Patricia D. Collins of Freeport as a Nassau District Court iudge. Freeport Woman Installed as Judge .. Jaci< Healy Freeport born and bred. Miss Patricia Collins was appointed District Court Judge on January 1st of this year by County Executive Ralph G. Cu* Village James R. Dunne, a professional Planner, has been appointed Urban Renewal Director of the Village of Freeport. Mayor Robert J. Sweeney announced today. The local Urban Renewal office has been operated by Deputy Director Harry Brewster, since the former director. John Salvadore, left in July of last year. "Jim Dunne brings excellent qualifications to this position," Mayor Sweeney said, "including a background of thirteen years involved with the full range of Federal Programs administered by the Housing and Urban Development Agency and the F.H.A." Since May of 1970 Mr. Dunne has been Project Coordinator and head of planning section for Gruen Associ- |a^tes,-. I*laiiners, and Architects-of New York and Los jAngctles. He has administered jliarg^.scate,t]^ri|ijn :'l|f'''thr New'Y^fk lS|at«^:ijlJjfiiaiii'0ey^ |Tn-Niagara Falls; and for the Horizon Corporation of Tucson, Arizona. Prior to this, he was a Senior Planner and Director of the New York Regional Office for Candeub. FIfl.sstg and As.so-ciates. Newark. New Jersey; personally (he planner in charge of projects inv<jlving over 35 cities in New Yt>rk, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. He prepared plans for Freeport's Bennington Hark Project al Ihis time. Prior to joining Candeub. Fleissig and Associates in January 1959. he was an Urban Renewal Phniner with City Planning Associates. Mishawaka, Indiann. Most recently Mr. Dunne has been acting as a plainiing consultant for tlie Village of Freeport for the North Main Street Zoning Study. He is a member of the New York State Association of Renewal and Housing Officials, and of ether professional planning organizations. He received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Notre Dame in 1961. He is married and has four children. His home is in Garden City. A graduate of Our Holy Redeemer School and St. Agnes High in Rockville Center, Miss Collins waited a bit before going to college, When she did decide to go. however - she went all the way. While working in the office of Nolan and Glacken Insurance Co.. she completed her pre-law and law school in five years of night and summer classes. She graduated cum laude, passed her bar exams on the first try and was admitted before the bar on Octdjer ist, 1951. Judge Collins entered private practice in 1952 and remained until 1958 when she became Assistant Town Attorney for the town of Hempstead. This was followed by her appointment to Deputy Town Attorney in 1960 &nd Special Counsel to the Zoning Beard of the Town of Hempstead in 1961. She remained as special counsel untjl January of 1969 when she was selected as Confidential Law assistant by Judge Derounian of the State Supreme Court. In addition to her legal accomplishments, our newest judge has many civic activities credib among which are a twenty-five year tenure as a director of\]8>ur Lady of Consolation Home for the aged in Amityvllle. five years on (he Freeport Board of Zoning Appeals as memt)er and Vlce- Cbairman; a member of the Citizens Committed For Community Planning and several years as a member of the Economic Opportunity Commission among others. When questioned as to whether ihe would like to see any changes made in the system, the charming jurist declined to make any criticism other than that whtqh is 5 so, shared by most in the legal profession; that is the lack of sufficient personnel both judicial and clerical needed to reduce the courts' backlog and waiting time. Judge Collins thanked Ihe^ Republican organization for appointing her and stated that . she was pleased to see women./ recognized within the Judiciary. To a question concerning her f^ilosophy and desires regarding the bench, Judge Collins replied "I Just hope to b6 as good as niy ; predecessors and those judges currently sitting." She further stated that she looked forwaitl to her task and to working under the administration of Presiding Judge James Niphoff of Baldwin. At this point, the interview ended. She had to get back to her meeting of Jhe Catholic Daughters. That*gal - whoops! Her Honor sure is busy. Jamei R. Dunne
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In fairness to Cason on the play, if you re-watch the replay, Bigby and Weddle were both playing deep. Bigby was supposed to be covering deep on Cason's side, but he followed the TE across the middle, as the dragged over to Weddle's side of the field. As much as the announcers wanted to blame Cason, I think Bigby screwed the pooch on that one. I think Cason was right to expect Bigby would be helping him out over the top.
big time need for cornerbacks and what's disgraceful is that I can't even see Gilchrist/Wright really helping this team in the future. So if anything this position needs a total tear down
It's been a need even before this game. Even if Wright does continue progressing as he's shown, Cason hasn't earned a contract extension (he'll, sadly, probably still get a Clary-esque one), Jammer's got maybe 2 more years at boundary corner in him if he's lucky, and Gilchrist isn't a boundary guy. It's also a given that AJ will look to address this before OL because AJ never spends early picks on OL. Fortunately, there is a really good crop of CB's set for the 2013 draft class - God willing we just steer clear of the guy who has "have to be a safety at the next level or I'll bust" written all over him in David Amerson.
I want to to see one of the top 3 LTs come to SD however it becomes nesecsary in next years draft. Guess I should start paying attention to player rankings early. 2nd round top CB that fits the need after the LT.
I'm really suspicious of Gaither, but if he's going to be good for a few years I'd go CB now. It's atrocious that since 2002 we've drafted 6 CBs in the 1st or 2nd round and likely won't have a single starting caliber CB on the roster among them next season.
I've been beating this drum since before the 2012 draft. CB is a gigantic problem, and both Cason and Jammer are UFA's at the end of the year....and thank goodness because I can't take another year of them. Even when we got pressure today they were getting slaughtered by the renowned Matt Cassel.
Games are won and lost on the line of scrimage. Thats why we need to continue to shore up everything thing else.
Only problem with that is that unless you buy old (like we did with Spikes), CB's are one of the positions that come at a premium on the FA market as quality ones rarely actually are let go by the teams that lay hands on them. And just looking at the market it's pretty dearthy to begin with (washed up Marcus Trufant, Brent Grimes coming off of an Achilles tear and expecting top dollar, Mike Jenkins' underachieving behind). I'd honestly sooner just bring back Jammer on a team friendly (doesn't necessarily mean ultra-cheap, just easy to get out from under if/when play further declines) contract. The sad part is... Cason's probably gonna get massively overpaid by some other team.
It hurts when you miss on 1st round picks like AJ has...... we have to keep addressing the same positions.
True dat. Only way to fix our problem will be to do it in the draft, and WAIT and PRAY that the player(s) pan out. I think our only hope for this year is that Wright comes back and plays like he did in the pre-season, and that Pagano has the cajones to actually give him the starting job.
I honestly think our CB's look worse then they really are because of what their being asked to do... not trying to say there great or anything but we dnt play a lot of man up 2 deep safety kinda defense... to me it looks like pagano likes to be aggressive with the front 7 and conservative with the dbs playing the bend but dont break kinda defense.. Cason also consistently plays like 8 or 9 yards off the line of scrimmage which is further evidence to me that pagano would rather protect against the 40 yard pass then stop the 8 yard one
I heard that Chris Carr is headed the Charger's way and could play against the Saints. chris carr@triplcarr San Diego bound !
I think Shareece Wright will surprise people. I think he is a solid corner with great man up skills. Not sure how well his play style fits in our zone type defense though. I think he could start over Cason right now and instantly make us better. But I also think Scifres could play CB better than Cason is right now and he is the punter. Gilly seems to be a Nickle back. Doesnt seem like his skills lend themselves to a boundary cb. Think we need to look into the draft or free agency next year. Shareece may be able to fill one of those spots, but we are going to need 2 within 2 years.
I honestly think Wright's a better fit in zone coverage than Cason is. Cason's instincts are trash, so playing him with a 7-8 yard cushion doesn't play to his strengths (what few he has). The problem is that he has no recovery speed to pair with those poor instincts, so if he isn't able to jam his man at the line and gets beaten by a fake or a double-move (this happens quite a bit even with his cushion) he's playing catch-up and thus if you play him up close you're practically forced to shade a safety over top of him every play (which severely limits our options). Wright's also a surer tackler. Assuming the underclassmen expected to declare do, there's some depth to this upcoming CB class in a numbero f different areas (i.e. guys with great ceilings but in need of more polish/seasoning, guys with great floors but lacking elite ceilings, guys who won't be "playmakers" but will make careers off of being "non-liabilities"). There's a number of guys getting seriously overlooked by most of the "draft guru's" right now because they aren't putting up sexy INT numbers (horrible stat to place the meat of your judgement on a DB on) or are simply not "standing out on tape" (for a DB that's actually a pretty good thing, means his receiver isn't producing much worth mentioning against him). Take Terry Hawthorne from Illinois - second cleanest technique and some of the best footwork for a DB in this class with quality hands (former WR) and good speed, who easily has early Day Two stock right now and wouldn't be a bad pickup at the bottom of the first if you're looking for a more immediate player as opposed to someone who will be groomed to be "shutdown". Comparison-wise, there are a lot of parallels between him and Charles Tillman.
I agree with you on Cason. He is much better press man then zone, but thats not saying a whole lot. Wright is more athletic than Cason so he will be able to recover better than Cason in a zone, but still think his skills would make him a good press man type guy. I think as soon as Shareece gets healthy he needs to get his shot at corner. I seriously think he would be an instant upgrade. He may give up more catches right off the bat, but I bet he gives up less scores from the start too.
Put me on that bandwagon hoping for Shareece Wright to come back and beat out Cason. Cason might get paid by somebody next year just like someone did for DFlo, their loss, not ours. I had great hopes for him, really surprised he has not come on the way he should have. This is Jammer's last year as a corner I reckon, it means we could/should have 2 new starters come Sept 13. And right now we're looking at Wright, Gilchrist and (now) Carr in that order. Maybe Gatson comes on but I doubt it. As for O line Troutman could beat out Vasquez so right now signing 65 for me is not a biggie. Harris should be our starting RT in 13. If Gaither stays healthy our O line might look like this; Big Lazy, Green, Hardwick/Molk, Troutman and Harris. (not allowing for what we do in the draft of course)
In the words of deion, " safety i dont need a safety thats the REASON IM THERE" regardless cason should have been there to protect the td, he got burnt because he expected help, instead of being a competitor,
Not even so much that as, the play call - even when running zone, is never quite so that Cason's zone was limited to strictly the 8 yards in front of him. In zone coverage you're, at least the way I was always taught, still responsible for the assignment passing through your zone until you "pass him off" to a teammate. Cason was more than a step late looking for the safety-help to pass Bowe off to because he was caught peeking in the backfield. The guy just doesn't grasp the concept of zone coverage, it seems, outside of a "well if the guy's not in my zone he's not my responsibility" attitude. I don't think he quite gets WHY zone coverage can be effective if executed properly or WHAT proper execution is for that matter. He seems to have this very laissez-faire "not my zone, not my problem" philosophy. And I'm referring to a body of plays over this season and dating back to when Rivera was calling zone-coverage for us, not just this one play.
If this were an isolated instance, I'd say he knew he was supposed to have help over the top. It isn't, which leads me to believe that you're right about not understanding assignments. Either that or he's just lazy & unaccountable.
On a short field there is no such thing as a "Deep Zone" and not knowing where the safeties rolled to on the play it would be very difficult to diagnose at best. I don't have any replays but what it looked like to me was that Cason bit on something inside and that one step cost him big time.
I just wanted to bump this thread, because Brees made this painfully obvious. The biggest weakness on this roster is at the CB position. We literally have nobody on the roster who can cover an NFL starting wideout, let alone a true number 1.


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plus they're cheaply made, it's a 30 year old design meant for 12 year olds, don't cheap out, you'll be much happier with a nice 400
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Ha! I am 51 years old and have been riding dirtbikes for many, many years.
I still ride a KTM 300 and 125 and had a Husaberg 450 not that long ago and bought a 660 Raptor thinking I'd like to try a sport quad..
Well the Raptor, like the 450 and any of the 450's out there, was heavy and fragile and took a lot of care to keep running.
My son bought a Blaster and I fell in love with it. Small, light (300 lbs) and easily repairable or modifiable, I love it.
As for power, I put a 50(ish) hp KTM 250 SX motor in mine and he has his stock Blaster motor modified to over 30 hp.
30+ hp is a better HP/weight ration than many of the 450s out there or my 660 Raptor, these things FLY!
Yup, the shocks suck. Cost me less than $100 to improve that. I did raise the steering tube, took me about 2 hrs labour.
I put an improved hydraulic brake on the back, about $50. Fixed up my front brakes with all new cables and pads for $50 too.
For a minimal price my son or I have a much faster machine than my 660 Raptor and so light we can pick the darned thing up
if we ever need to.
I have ridden many of the machines recommended here and I still like my particular Blaster better.
Light weight, easy to maneuver, cheap and easy to repair crash damage, tough motor, great gear ratios.
The comments about suspensions are valid, but easily cured with cheap used shocks from other models.
I have 50 hp on a stock wheelbase Blaster and can easily control the wheelies, or wheelie at 60mph,
or shift my weight around to make it do anything I want it to do. Highly recommended.
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That is me on my Blaster. Looks larger than the other quads because I am closer to the camera.
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That I used to take in the same terrain as you see in the Blaster pictures in posts above.
The Raptor is the King of Wheelies, with torque to loft the front wheels at any time.
Suspension was noticably better than the Blaster. It had reverse, but was awkward to engage and electric start only. Heaven help you if the battery died, it would have to be towed to bump start. No kick starter. As light as a Raptor is, 400 lbs is still 75 lbs heavier than a stock Blaster (mine is stripped bare to 298 lbs). 75 lbs is what, the weight of a Bar fridge? can you imagine riding through the woods with a Bar Fridge strapped to your quad?
Light, simple, cheap to buy, modify and repair. I do like the Blaster for trail use.
Not hard to double the HP of the stock engine either. Head and cylinder mods will get it in the power to weight range of the 450s and Banshee. My son's Blaster has a liquid cooled DT200 cylinder on it that is stock 32hp which is pretty close to the much heavier Banshee's 36hp (think refrigerator on your quad!). For me, weight is the factor. Lighter is always better once you get off the flat road.
Wait a minute... Wasn't there posts here from folks telling you that Blasters are unreliable? That frames break? That the suspensions will kill you and rough terrain? That it is too small for a big guy? Do any of these guys OWN a Blaster? Do they have 35 years of off-road riding differnt machines behind them? Or are they just telling you what they heard? I am a "been-there, done-that" kind of guy, and I have learned that first hand advice is always better.
Look at the pictures. These quads are driven hard. That is a bedroll strapped to the back of the Raptor. Both the Blaster and Raptor are used for multi-day trips through rough terrain in eastern woods. Would you take an unreliable machine there? If you need to compensate for something missing in your life, buy a bigger machine. If you know the secrets of a 2 stroke and are in good enough shape to really ride, you will love screaming past all the larger quads on a Blaster...
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Good eye.
Actually it had just snapped off on one of the initial test runs, and just towed home in that picture.
Chain that came with the bike, stiff links. Pulling a big wheelie down a field road and bang.
Broke one side plate. What is left of the chain is still there, just derailed. Here is the mess it left:
Now running a bit different set up with a casesaver (and leveled carb):
And an aluminum rear guide:
Muddy bike, well worn.
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needs lots of rebuilds
i bought a 02' blaster because it was a steal, and to flip it later. There ok but you have to do a couple things to make them a little more peppy. Mine came with a fmf silencer, i took the oil injection off and rejetted it and noticed a big diference in performance (rode stock first trip) and took the airbox lid off. Not bad but im not into quads all that much but cool little project for a friend to come along.... I agree, you should go for the 400 4t, you can lug em and sounds perfect for the hills and riding you do.
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- May 23, 2013 at 11:03 pm
Women's Tennis: Doyle, Lombardi Lose in First Round at NCAA Championships
Carleton College's regionally-ranked duo of senior Bridget Doyle and junior Anne Lombardi saw their season end following a 6-1, 6-2 defeat in the opening round of the doubles bracket at the NCAA Championships.
- May 22, 2013 at 9:40 am
Baseball: Hayden Tsutsui Tabbed D3baseball.com National Rookie-of-the-Year
Two days after Hayden Tsutsui was named to the 2013 D3baseball.com All-Midwest Region First Team and picked up distinction as the region's Rookie-of-the-Year, the outfielder received an even bigger honor in being selected as the 2013 D3baseball.com national Rookie-of-the-Year.
- May 21, 2013 at 10:56 am
Women's Track and Field: Quartet Barely Miss National Bids
The Carleton College women's track and field team had a strong spring season and four Knights just missed earning a bid to the NCAA Division III Outdoor Championships. Ruth Steinke, Colette Celichowski, Amelia Campbell, and Kao Sutton all turned in All-Conference performances at this season's MIAC Outdoor Championships, but they just missed qualifying for the national championships.
- May 20, 2013 at 3:39 pm
Dale Kramer '78 Inducted into DIII Track and Field Athlete Hall of Fame
The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) recently announced the 2013 inductees for the Division III Track & Field Athlete Hall of Fame. Carleton alum Dale Kramer '78 is one of this year's inductees for his outstanding career as a Knight.
- May 17, 2013 at 11:53 am
Women's Track and Field: Steinke Wins Steeplechase, Celichowski Breaks 1500-Meter Mark at UW-LaCrosse Qualifier
LA CROSSE, Wis. – Ruth Steinke (Fy./Lima, N.Y./Honeoye Falls-Lima) trimmed eight seconds off her personal best and won the steeplechase, and Colette Celichowski (So./Shorewood, Minn./Minnetonka) broke the school record in the 1500-meter run at the UW-La Crosse Qualifier, a "last chance" meet held at the site of this year's NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
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Men's Track and Field: Huderle Prevails in Steeplechase at Last Chance Meet, Can't Improve Chances for NCAA Bid
LA CROSSE, Wis. -- Marcus Huderle (Jr./Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie) posted a winning mark of 9:32.77 in the 3000-meter steeplechase but was unable to improve his season-best time during the NCAA Qualifier "last chance" meet hosted by the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.
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- May 15, 2013 at 9:33 pm
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In all cases, we want to maximize our body's flow. Blockages are bad. It's terrible waking up in the morning and feeling certain muscles are super-tight. Even worse is getting on the bike and feeling like you've already worked some muscles to their limit. If you feel that your hips and lower back ...read more
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Cycling can be rough on one's body, and too often our feet are not on our pamper list. The soleus region is the center of the Trigger Point Performance Therapy universe and the Performance Foot and Lower Leg Kit, starts with the soleus, which dictates your relationship with the ground, and ...read more
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You gotta begin somewhere. Trigger Point Performance Therapy (aka TPPT) was founded on pain. Cassidy Phillips was an athlete suffering from fibromyalgia; a medical condition that typically means the individual suffers from chronic muscle and tissue pain. He found that trigger point therapy, going ...read more
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When people say they're "all thumbs," it usually means they can't manipulate their fingers precisely. If a massage therapist tells you the same thing, get them to work on your body post haste; they must have some powerful digits. Trigger Point Performance Therapy's TP Massage Ball is a way to get ...read more
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The Quadballer is an essential part of a number of Trigger Point Performance Therapy kits. It's also available separately in case you want to expand your massage routine, expand your range from the Starter Set, or just want to work your quads, hamstrings, IT bands, and lower back.As with all TPPT ...read more
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We fondly recall participating in at least one Bike Rodeo back in the day, not as instructors, but as kids. And although it's been a long time, we still remember some of the basic skills we were taught. The folks at CycleOps also value proper instruction. That's why they offer the Real Rides "Ride ...read more
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Climbing is to cycling as hamstrings are to stretching and ab work is to body building. When you're good, you're good. But when you're bad, it can be the most painful thing in the world to try to improve. This Real Rides "Climb" Trainer DVD offers an 8 week training program to help you take your ...read more
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Just try it for your next journey and order a redcab up to 24 hours before your departure on www.red-cab.at. Here you can also find detailed information about all redcab tariffs. The fleet consists of modern verhicles including the Mercedes E-Class, minivans like the VW Sharan but minibuses like the Mercedes VITO for up to 8 passengers as well.Included are a free daily newspaper, the Austrian inflight magazines Skylines and Succeed, as well as a bottle of Vöslauer mineral water.
redcab is also available at more than 30 other Austrian destinations, including Dubai, New York, Bangkok, Paris, Moscow and more.
Austrian passengers only need to order this valuable transfer service online up to two days prior to departure. Our local chauffeur partners then take you comfortably to your destination. The cost of the redcab service varies, depending on the destination.
For further information and booking please refer to www.red-cab.at
Save time and moneyTake the opportunity and use the easy way to enlarge your free baggage allowance. Save the ticketing service charge at the airport and save valuable time as everything can be handled at the baggage drop off counter.
You can purchased 1 additional bag on selected Austrian flights to Europe via Austrian Web Check-in as of 36 hours prior to departure for EUR 70 only.
Discover a piece of Austria to take away.
One of our major goals is to offer our guests on board Austrian flights high quality products, preferably local Austrian products.As a result, we were able to inspire many of our guests. With redsouvenir we give you the chance to enjoy Austrian delicacies even when you are not on board.
Just order your piece of Austria quickly and easily at www.redsouvenir.at and have them comfortably delivered at your home.
Typical Austrian specialities, traditional, selected, refreshing, refined, sweet and savoury products as well as wine from Austrian top wine vintners and much more.
Our cooperation partner AustrianSupermarket* is the largest specialty online-supermarket for Austrian food and delicacies. They deliver quickly and reliably around the world.
*Company name: Consus Trading Ltd. (Principal office: Vienna/Austria)