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Interview with Horst Frank, the mayor of Constance
Let's pretend that your best friend doesn't know Constance. How would you describe the city where you were born and where you were twice elected mayor, once in 1996 and again in 2004?
MAYOR HORST FRANK: I would start with the complex, interesting and even captivating history of Constance, and I would point out that the imprints of our history are still visible today in many places. Anyone who wants to discover Constance should begin in the oldest part of town, Niederburg. Archeological excavations in front of the cathedral have recently brought about how our roots and urban culture go back to the times of Roman ãoccupationÒ. Constance is located at the first Italian lake of Germany, so to speak. It certainly has a Southern atmosphere; a charming easy going vibe, especially when the foehn wind allows a clear view of the Alps panorama. At the same time, there is a slight calvinistic undertone. The people of Constance are somtimes nostalgic of the glorious old times. Today, Constance is a modern city with diverse cultural programs, innovative enterprises, a renowned university and great opportunities to enjoy life, to shop, eat and drink or party. Our city is lively and open to change and foreigners. Because of its location close to the Swiss border, we are used to different influences and developments that we welcome in a positive way, and yet we are somehow introverted. Our mix is worth getting to know. Come to visit and see for yourself!
Constance is called ãthe city to the lakeÒ, which is quite self-confident. Is this simply an adverstising slogan or a sincere claim?
MAYOR HORST FRANK:We have reason to be self-confident. The regional development plan adopted by Baden-Wuerttemberg clearly states that Constance is the cultural and economic high-level center in the region. Over the past years, the city has been growing and continues to do so. Many of our institutions, for example the university and the University of Applied Sciences are contributing to our reputation in the Lake Constance region and beyond. The Chambre of Industry and Commerce, the Chambre of Handicraft and the district court are located in Constance. There is a great variety of businesses, especially in services. Leading companies in pharmaceutics, optical science, IT, precision engineering and postal automation have settled in Constance. We also have excellent tourisme enterprises, for example Mainau Island or Sea Life Centre. Of course, some businesses had to reduce work places but at the same time there have been implements of new companies. Handicraft enterprises in Constance are strongly positioned on the market as we can see by the number of restauration and construction work in the old part of town. Our local businesses are doing well and the public services have created new market segments. They are successfully contributing to a balanced budget. The Technology Center Constance is in the top ranking nationwide. Our city's influence is directed into different directions: to Ravensburg in Upper Swabia, Friedrichshafen across the lake, onto Lšrrach and Villingen-Schwenningen. The special position as center in the region gives us more responsability for the region. The name of Lake Constance is in several languages directly related to our town. The slogan ãConstance - the city to the lakeÒ expresses clearly the significance of the lake for us, not as a limiting force but as a chance to open up the horizon in a mental, cultural and political sense.
When you are speaking of an ãopen horizonÒ, how would you describe Constance as a bordertown to Switzerland?
MAYOR HORST FRANK: Historically speaking, the Swiss borderland and Constance are the same cultural area. Until World War I it wasn't ununsual for businessmen from Constance to live in Kreuzlingen and vice versa. At the time the borderline wasn't as present as it is today. Germany and Switzerland are two different economic areas; policies, administration and mentality are different from one another. The border is yet an opportunity because it can be crossed every day. To think of the border as a limitation can inspire us to go further in our thoughts and actions where the future is concerned. I am absolutely convinced that we need to cooperate closer with our Swiss neighbours. We do have a close and uncomplicated partnership with Kreuzlingen, our direct neighbour, which will be intensified through the joint development of both cities. The city of Zurich, which is even closer than Stuttgart, is the next challenging opportunity. The relations between the Canton Thurgau and Zurich aren't the best because of economic competiton. For us, the relation to Stuttgart is even more difficult because of its centralistic policy. Stuttgart is the regional capital of Baden-Wuerttemberg, but it will be easier for us to achieve economic development towards Zurich. In the meantime, bilateral agreements between Switzerland and the European Union have minimized the effect of the border. Today it is possible to live in Constance and to work in Zurich. The job market has already crossed the border. We haven't fully realized at this point the potential of our economic area, and the importance of Constance in it.
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text: Many of us may have experienced a broken heart over the years and divulged into a bowl full of chocolate ice cream to mend it. But did you know a doctor could actually diagnose you for it?It happened to a woman right here in Fargo. She suffered from broken heart syndrome.Ardell Peterson's brother, Daniel, passed away just 7 months ago."I received a phone call," says Peterson.Peterson, a nurse at Sanford, was at work when she heard the news.But instead of shedding tears, her body started doing something else."I started coughing up bright red blood," says Peterson.Doctors were immediately called"I felt pressure and I could not breathe. They said, 'I was going to the cath lab' and I got really scared," says Peterson.Ardell thought for sure she was having a heart attack. But after an E.K.G., doctors found out that's not what it was. Ardell suffered a broken heart."This is a broken heart," says Peterson.Dr. Susan Farkas says people are diagnosed with broken heart syndrome more than you think."Every year at least 5 people here," says Dr. Farkas, a cardiologist at Sanford.And while the chance of dying from it is slim, the symptoms and treatment match that of a heart attack."It's very important to treat it as a heart attack," says Dr. Farkas.But the damage done is not as severe."There is no heart damage and the heart is completely normal. The muscle actually stops but it is just broken for a little bit," says Dr. Farkas.It's been 7 months since Peterson was diagnosed.And while she misses her brother dearly, she says she's mending her heart one day at a time."I'm feeling good today. It's a slow process, but I am going to be O. K.," says Peterson.Doctors say broken heart syndrome is brought on by stressful situations. In Ardell's case, she had just lost a loved one.


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Composition: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon
Vineyard: 100% Steltzner Vineyard, Stags Leap District, Napa Valley
Harvest Date: October 5, 2009
Brix at Harvest: 26.8
Finished pH: 3.2
Finished TA: 7.67 g/L
Alcohol: 14.4%
Cooperage: Aged 20 months in 62% New French Oak
Winemaker: Karen Culler
Production: 210 cases
Release Date: Spring 2013
Suggested Retail: $60 per Bottle
VINEYARD: The Steltzner Vineyard is in the Stags Leap District, and was planted in 1996 (clone 7 on 1103P rootstock). Often called a valley within the Napa Valley, the Stags Leap District is influenced by cool evening breezes from the San Pablo bay and rocky volcanic tufa soils. Combined with the eastern exposure this is an ideal place for growing grapes. The family has been farming this land since 1965. Block 110R is a newer block with wide spacing which develops concentrated fruit based on scarcity of water and light irrigation.
VINTAGE: In 2009 Mother Nature managed to have it all work in unison to give vines and grapes the best scenario possible. Compare the nearly thirty days of intense frost from spring 2008 to the fewer than five frost incidents in 2009, the start to the vintage was much less eventful for growers not worrying about the threat of frost—or the lack of water to combat it if it came. Late spring rains delayed irrigation needs and the warm spell in June helped curtail excessive canopy development. The 2009 growing season counted perhaps only four or five days of 100°f plus temperatures (typically 14 days), again helping to reduce demand for water when the resource was relatively scarce. Though rainfall was little more than two-thirds of normal for the third year in a row, the timing of the precipitation was on the vine's side. Couple that with the lack of frost and the mild, relatively cool growing season; vintage 2009 shaped up to be another beautiful vintage in the Napa Valley.
TASTING NOTES: This wine is classic Stags Leap with a pronounced natural acidity and soft tannins, allowing for aging. It has a pretty palate that is plush, forward, and immediately approachable while balanced by smooth tannins. This wine highlights the characteristic Stags Leap flavors of dark stone fruits and berries with overtones of currants. Aging 10-15 years.


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This hotel is located in Glendale (Peoria - Glendale), close to Westgate City Center, Jobing.Com Arena, and University of Phoenix Stadium. Local attractions also include Camelback Ranch.
Hotel Features
Recreational amenities at Staybridge Suites Phoenix/Glendale include an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access.
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Staybridge Suites Phoenix/Glendale features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This business-friendly hotel also offers a library, barbecue grills, and laundry facilities.
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Harlan Cohen, read by the author
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From Harlan Cohen, the bestselling author of THE NAKED ROOMMATE: And 107 Other Issues You Might Run into in College, comes GETTING NAKED, an honest, hopeful guide to getting a date, falling in love—or lust—and finding happiness in love (and in life). With a simple 5-step approach to finding the love of your life, Harlan answers the most commonly asked questions from his syndicated advice column, his college tours, his website, and his newest book for Gen Y. He helped a generation make the most of college life, now he'll help them find the love of their lives.
Harlan is a NY Times bestselling author of The Naked Roommate. His new book, Getting Naked, will be available in print and on audio 4/24/12. Join the Naked Movement at: www.GettingNakedExperiment.com
"This book should be required reading for anyone looking for a relationship or re-evaluating a current relationship. Harlan brilliantly delivers common sense relationship advice with a strong dose of humor. Read this book now so that you can live a realistic 'happily ever after' forever."—Carol Roth, Business Strategist and New York Times Bestselling Author of The Entrepreneur Equation
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Combining Sentences Grammar Help
Combining Sentences Grammar Help
Good writing includes sentences of varying lengths and complexity that make text more appealing and inviting to readers. To start with, you can achieve this by combining your sentences. In this lesson, you will learn how to do just that.
If you have ever read a book written for young readers, you probably noticed that the sentences were simple, direct, and short. While that kind of language may be helpful for beginning readers, it becomes extremely monotonous and uninteresting for advanced readers. Books that are more interesting to read contain a variety of sentence lengths and complexities. Authors accomplish this by combining sentences.
Besides simple sentences, there are three other kinds of basic sentences: compound, complex, and compound-complex.
We know that independent clauses are simple sentences, which must have, minimally, a simple subject and predicate. (See Sentence Structure Basics Help.)
Nathan talks.
Les listens.
Nora laughs.
The following table maps out simple sentence structures. These examples do not include the infinite number of modifying words, phrases, and clauses that could be added for detail.
Compound Sentences
Shorter sentences can be combined into one complete thought or sentence.
Nathan, Les, and Nora enjoy talking, listening, and laughing.
While that livens up the writing a bit, it is still rather limited. For more complex sentence structure, take two or more related sentences, or independent clauses, and join them with a coordinating conjunction (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, or so) or a semicolon to create a compound sentence.
Nathan and Nora talk and laugh; Les listens.
Les listens; Nathan and Nora talk and laugh.
Nathan and Nora talk and laugh, but Les listens.
Les listens, yet Nathan and Nora talk and laugh.
Nathan and Nora talk and laugh, so Les listens.
Les listens, and Nathan and Nora talk and laugh.
The combinations are, of course, interchangeable. The coordinating conjunction or is a good choice if the equal subjects have an alternative. The coordinating conjunction nor is a better choice if the expressions are negative. The conjunction for, denoting "because," would work grammatically, but isn't very logical.
Complex Sentences
In addition to compound sentences, we can create complex sentences by combining one independent clause and one or more subordinate (dependent) clauses.
Les sat and listened while Nathan and Nora laughed and talked.
While Nathan and Nora laughed and talked, Les sat and listened.
Les sat and listened while Nathan and Nora laughed and talked, although he wasn't feeling well.
Although he wasn't feeling well, Les sat and listened while Nathan and Nora laughed and talked.
Tip: Remember to put your key message in the main subject/verb position of your sentence. Do not hide it in other clauses.
Compound-Complex Sentences
Finally, we can create compound-complex sentences, using at least two independent clauses and one or more subordinate clauses.
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One of the many new arrivals downtown, apparently a library release with change of ownership whatever. I also purchased the `95 Auslese plus the `97 Auslese.
This `91 was a steal for $21 Cdn, AP# 2 590 080-6-92. Very wet stained cork, some mould when cutting off the foil. Served initially quite chilled, 8% alc.
The colour is a light/medium lemon but no sign of any gold.
On the nose we found mineral, hint of petrol, some ripe white stone-fruit, citrus, ripe apple peelings.
Quite intense, a very good example of an aged Riesling I`d say.
The initial entry on the palate was not too sweet, still showing zippy puckery citrus tones on the finish. Good mid-palate, excellent acidity, no sign of decline. Subtle tropical fruit after an hour or so, not so much on day 2. Mineral/slate tones typical I think, seems to have held the freshness somewhat. "Lemon tones prevalent on a finish that is not honeyed" from across the table. White stone-fruit, no pineapple though. Held up nicely over night, food was pork scallopini with Thai noodle salad.
Terrific wine from Stephan Ehlen`s dad! Have to think this will last a while longer in the cellar?


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A groom gets tricked into thinking he's going bungee jumping, only to land face first into a kiddie pool.
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JORGE PINEDA EXPOSE A l'UNESCO 13-28 mai 2014 Inauguration le 12 mai à 18h en présence de la Directrice générale de l'Unesco, de l'Ambassadeur, Déléguée
CARLOS ESTEVEZ, solo show, EXODUS, mai 2014
Carlos Estevez, solo show, , BrutEdge Gallery, New jersey May 10 – June 19, 2014 *Opening reception Saturday May 10, 1 – 7 pm BrutEdge Gallery
Claire Tancons to intervene in the conference « Is the Living Body the Last Thing Left Alive? The new performance turn, its histories and its institutions »
Conference, Thursday 3 April–Saturday 5 April 2014 Para Site is proud to present « Is the Living Body the Last Thing Left Alive? The new performance
Caribbean: Crossroads of the World travels at the Pérez Art Museum Miami after its NYC presentation
Collective exhibition, through August 17, 2014 Caribbean: Crossroads of the World will highlight over two centuries of rarely seen works—from paintings and sculptures to prints,
The Spaces Between Contemporary Art from Havana
Collective exhibition through April 13, 2014 (catalogue available) Conceived by Cuban artist and critic, Antonio Eligio (Tonel) and Associate Director/Curator of the Morris and Helen
Rhizomes Hybrides ou la poïétique d'un syncrétisme de Richard-Viktor Sainsily Cayol
Exposition individuelle, jusqu'au 11 mai 2014 Richard-Viktor Sainsily Cayol, artiste guadeloupéen, présente la thématique de cette exposition : « Nous sommes en Caraïbe, le produit d'un processus
Permission To Be Global/Prácticas Globales: Latin American Art from the Ella Fontanals-Cisneros Collection travels to Boston
Collective exhibition, through July 13, 2014 (catalogue available) Incorporating sculpture, painting, photography, video, installation and performance art from 1960 to the present, Permission To Be Global/Prácticas
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Individual exhibition, through May 3, 2014 Bazar is Los Carpinteros' (Cuba) second exhibition at Ivorypress. On this occasion, a series of small and medium-format works
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Book released December 2013 Plantation to Nation: Caribbean Museums and National Identity explores the evolution of Caribbean museums from colonial-era institutions that supported imperialistic goals
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Updating to 5.01 now, from jailbreak me.com (4.3.3). Awaiting the new JB Good luck dream team & thanks for all your hard work...go team
I've never experienced such a detailed, step-by-step, slew of updates for a jailbreak as we have with A5 devices. The more iOS owners out there, the more clamoring for a jailbreak because it's jailbreak or bust with iOS!
Keep up the good work. Looking forward to updating my iPad 2 to iOS 5.0.1 soon. Notification Center, iMessage, and split keyboard goodness.
"Hackers to Apple: resistance is futile"
I guess the folks behind baseband 4.11.08 never got that message
That's freaking sweet!!! Way to go guys!! Good work!
That's what it do good news good work can't wait much thanks!!!!!!
Will we know ahead of time, when apple leases a new update
Now saying that, since those 2 have been on the jailbreak, its really only been a matter of maybe not even 2 months total and they're already out of the sandbox which is a huge step forward. Had they been on from the day of the 4S launch, it would probably be ready by now. If every person who jailbreaks donated just a mere $1 or $2, there would be a significant fund set up as incentive to hop right on it. You have to realize these people have normal jobs and this is just a hobby. But if there was a significant fund set up, there may be more incentive to jump on it quicker too. Unfortunately by the comments on pod2g's page, people are completely selfish and expect a jailbreak as a matter of right and feel they can be pissed when one isn't ready. So that idea to donate will likely never be reality due to greedy people.
More like slowing down the process
You need to remember that it's a lot easier to patch a jailbreak than create(obviously, hang on im getting their)
The fact that our devs were able to crack a device that is LOCKED DOWN completely speaks mountains. Think about it... apple makes these devices security extremely strong. Doesn't matter how long it takes to complete a jailbreak but that it is accomplished that matters. You have to look at the end result.
So who exactly should I donate to? pod2g? Saurik? the team?
Resistance is far from futile; The A5 has been mainly exploit free for 10 months and counting (a new record)! I fear Apple's next generation processor will take even longer than the A5 to exploit. If they keep resisting like that, they'll win.
Edit: I'd say Apple wins the Jailbreaking game when those who buy a new device each year (and sell their old one) can never Jailbreak it.
It's nice to see popular hackers getting together to produce a jailbreak. I can imagine how crowded the Cydia server will be once they release this. It's going to be like the holidays all over again for developers, major pay day is coming up.
Hopefully the jailbreak will be released before IOS 5.1 is released to the public so i have time to update to 5.0.1.
I am reluctant to update now as i am currently jailbroken on my A5 chip.


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There's a billboard I see occasionally on my regional road-trips. A woman is holding up one finger, which is in focus, and her face is unfocused in the background. It looks vulgar--until you realize she's holding up her ring finger. The ad is for a jewelry company, I believe. The image is memorable, but like many ads, the sponsor is often easily forgotten. But I was reminded of this pro-marriage message as I read an article yesterday in The Washington Post by author and sociology professor Mark Regnerus titled, "Say Yes. What Are You Waiting For?" Here's an excerpt that challenges some of our current thinking:
In my research on young adults' romantic relationships, many women report feeling peer pressure to avoid giving serious thought to marriage until they're at least in their late 20s. If you're seeking a mate in college, you're considered a pariah, someone after her "MRS degree." Actively considering marriage when you're 20 or 21 seems so sappy, so unsexy, so anachronistic. Those who do fear to admit it -- it's that scandalous.
How did we get here? The fault lies less with indecisive young people than it does with us, their parents. Our own ideas about marriage changed as we climbed toward career success. Many of us got our MBAs, JDs, MDs and PhDs. Now we advise our children to complete their education before even contemplating marriage, to launch their careers and become financially independent. We caution that depending on another person is weak and fragile. We don't want them to rush into a relationship. We won't help you with college tuition anymore, we threaten. Don't repeat our mistakes, we warn. ...
But our children now sense that marrying young may be not simply foolish but also wrong and socially harmful. And yet today, as ever, marriage wisely entered into remains good for the economy and the community, good for one's personal well-being, good for wealth creation and, yes, good for the environment, too. We are sending mixed messages. ...
Of course, there's at least one good statistical reason to urge people to wait on the wedding. Getting married at a young age remains the No. 1 predictor of divorce. So why on earth would I want to promote such a disastrous idea? For three good reasons:
First, what is considered "early marriage" by social scientists is commonly misunderstood by the public. The best evaluations of early marriage -- conducted by researchers at the University of Texas and Penn State University -- note that the age-divorce link is most prominent among teenagers (those who marry before age 20). Marriages that begin at age 20, 21 or 22 are not nearly so likely to end in divorce as many presume.
Second, good social science pays attention to gender differences. Most young women are mature enough to handle marriage. According to data from the government's National Survey of Family Growth, women who marry at 18 have a better shot at making a marriage work than men who marry at 21. There is wisdom in having an age gap between spouses. For women, age is (unfortunately) a debit, decreasing fertility. For men, age can be a credit, increasing their access to resources and improving their maturity, thus making them more attractive to women. We may all dislike this scenario, but we can't will it away.
Third, the age at which a person marries never actually causes a divorce. Rather, a young age at marriage can be an indicator of an underlying immaturity and impatience with marital challenges -- the kind that many of us eventually figure out how to avoid or to solve without parting. Unfortunately, well-educated people resist this, convinced that there actually is a recipe for guaranteed marital success that goes something like this: Add a postgraduate education to a college degree, toss in a visible amount of career success and a healthy helping of wealth, let simmer in a pan of sexual variety for several years, allow to cool and settle, then serve. Presto: a marriage with math on its side.
There's much more in this piece, so I encourage you to read the rest of it on the Post's website. It's a piece about trends, so please don't be tempted to despair if you (or someone you love) are no longer twenty-something and still hoping for marriage. I posted this because I think it's good that we as a society rethink the value of marriage and reconsider the benefits of this God-ordained institution. But on a personal level, I want to encourage you because I have seen many answers to prayer lately among women who surveyed their circumstances and felt somehow they possibly might not get married. Fortunately, they serve a mighty God who is still answering prayers--even the faint-hearted, half-hoping, half-doubting prayers of those with a hope deferred. To Him belongs all the glory!


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t b t K STAT E UNIVERSITY The Weber football signs 27 new athletes see page 8 tTIJCDCTm- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2005 wsusignpost.com VOLUME 67 ISSUE 58 MOTTO St ii. Administrate SacEde major issues at Legislature Union Building bond, salary increases are items of concern By NATALIE CLEMENS editor in chief The Signpost Although a lone senator voted against a bond for the renovation of the Shepherd Union Building, Weber State University administrators may have the opportunity to persuade the senators to change their minds. WSU President F. Ann Millner said that sometimes legislators want to send messages about thing they believe in and "We couldn't afford $20 million except by being able to get a bond and you have that to pay the contractor as the building is built' F. Ann Millner, WSU president things they don't believe in. "What happened yesterday (Monday) was not about Weber State University..." Millner said. "We have some legislators who don't support revenue bonds." The $20 million revenue bond for the Shepherd Union Building renovation passed in the Utah House of Representatives but was voted down Monday by Sen. Bill Hickman, R-St. George, a member of the Capital Facilities Appropriation. WSU Vice President of Adrninstrative Services Norm Tarbox said, the administrators were dead last to present Monday and were asked to rush through their presentation. "I don't think the nature of the presentation had anything to do with the outcome and the voting," Tarbox said. "My sense is that senator Hickman has some resistance tostudent-fee-supported revenue bonds because he used them as a tax increase on students. I'm not sure he was completely aware of the fact that we went through a process last year, a pretty involved process, to involve students in the decision to let them essentially make the decision through a student referendum." Tarbox said he thinks Sen. Hickman softened a little on his position after the meeting when administrators explained the referendum. "We couldn't afford $20 million except by being able to get a bond, and you have that to pay the contractor as the building See Legislature page 1 1 Snowboard club grinds onto campus O ....... I -Jii' L y&V ',V 1 "U ;.$ - 4 X 1 i Weber State University freshman Adam Yost glides along a rail at Snowbasin. Yost is the captain of the WSU Snowboard Club. Yost moved to Utah from Michigan to pursue snowboarding. At one time he was ranked in the top 25 in the nation for snowboarding. By TREVOR WARNER sr. news reporter The Signpost It is said and believed that Utah has the "Best Snow on Earth." Members of the Weber State University Snowboard Club agree. The WSU Snowboard Club is in its first year. In the past there has always been a ski club, but never an official snowboard club. "No one really wanted to spend the time putting it together," said Lynn Neil, club vice president. "We- had a lot of people interested in it, so I got a hold of the ski club coach, Jamie, and got some stuff put together so we could do a competition series and things like that." The snowboard club starts in the fall semester with dry land practice. Dry land, held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Swenson Gym, involves working g on stretching and exercises specific n for the sport, body motions related g to snowboarding, and balancing and 1 coordination exercises pertaining to 2 specific snowboard positions. Wednesdays the club goes to the Elite See Snowboard page 10 Students rank third in National Undergraduate Moot Court Championship By MONIKA WAWRZYNIAK correspondent The Signpost Two Weber State University students took third place in the National Undergraduate Moot Court Championship Tournament hosted by the American Collegiate Moot Court Association in Arlington, Texas. "Moot court is a simulated legal competition much like intercollegiate mock trial," said political science professor Frank Guliuzza. "The difference is that, "Hugie and Gividen are the sixth team from Weber State University to place in the top 10 atACMCA Nationals since 2002. The other moot court competitors are now attending law schools at Southern California Cal Western, Utah, Vermont and Georgetown' Frank Guliuzza, political science professor unlike mock trial, the attorneys simulate appellate argument before a 'Supreme Court' made up of attorneys and judges." According to ACMCA, the goal is to build a system of top-quality moot court competitions in the United States. John Hugie and Danial Gividen competed Jan. 21 and 22 with total of 64 teams. "Hugie and Gividen are the See Students page 3 "5 C,f 1 'J fj , Danial Gividen (left) and John Hugie (right) stand with their award.
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evening all but wiped out the 20-member Granite
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- Address:
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New York, NY 10022Neighborhood:
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- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $50 and over
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.felidia-nyc.com/#
- Phone: 2127581479x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm;
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:30pm - 10:45pm,; Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:30pm,; Sunday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Fortunato Nicotra
- Dress Code: Jacket Preferred
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wine
- Catering: We are happy to introduce Felidia Catering, allowing you to enjoy the Felidia experience at your special occasion. Executive Chef, Fortunato Nicotra, will prepare a one-of-a-kind menu for you and your guests. Whether you are hosting a dinner party for 5 or planning a wedding for 300, Felidia Catering will deliver the authentic and innovative Italian cuisine it has produced for over 30 years. Three-star cuisine paired with the riches of an award-winning wine list and stellar personal service will create the ultimate experience for you and your guests.
A word from Felidia
Felidia is located in a converted Brownstone on 58th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues. Opened in 1981 by Lidia Bastianich, Felidia offers a warm atmosphere where you can still find Lidia greeting guests and fans.Continued
Executive Chef Fortunato Nicotra has been with Felidia since 1996 and has brought an innovative touch to traditional ingredients and dishes from all the regions of Italy.
Some of the restaurant's signature dishes include pear and fresh pecorino ravioli, veal shank ossobucco and limoncello tiramisu.
Felidia also offers a delicious three course price-fixed lunch, Monday - Friday for $29.50 per person, making the restaurant great for business lunches or just a nice afternoon treat.
For parties of 8 or more, Felidia offers our group dining menu rather than the a la carte menu. The group dining menu is a five course menu and includes our most popular dishes and seasonal favorites for $95 per person.
Executive Chef Fortunato Nicotra has been with Felidia since 1996 and has brought an innovative touch to traditional ingredients and dishes from all the regions of Italy.
Some of the restaurant's signature dishes include pear and fresh pecorino ravioli, veal shank ossobucco and limoncello tiramisu.
Felidia also offers a delicious three course price-fixed lunch, Monday - Friday for $29.50 per person, making the restaurant great for business lunches or just a nice afternoon treat.
For parties of 8 or more, Felidia offers our group dining menu rather than the a la carte menu. The group dining menu is a five course menu and includes our most popular dishes and seasonal favorites for $95 per person.
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275 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.3
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (175)special occasion (152)notable wine list (108)romantic (103)neighborhood gem (76)great for lunch (51)good for groups (32)hot spot (13)late-night find (9)great for brunch (7)vibrant bar scene (4)kid-friendly (4)scenic view (3)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/30/2014Fantastic. Ambience was grea, food amazing, service the best. Table really good. Noise level was also good. We could all hear each other. This is now my top Italian restaurant in NYC.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Italian food in NYItalyDined on 9/29/2014This experience was good, but desserts were very disappointing. Bread was excellent, meals were what we expected. I am not sure if I would return too many places to eat in NY and if a place is not excellent why not try others.Special Features:
- Foodie101Dined on 9/26/2014Great menu with unique combinations! The atmosphere is great and a great place to take out of twin guests that is still easy to get to.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Abandoned womenOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/25/2014I have eaten at this restaurant before with a male colleague and service was excellent. This last time, i met a female friend for dinner and we were put in a corner and no one took our orders for a very long time. Eventually, I had to reach out a grab a waiter who was serving a single man who came in after us at the next table. Service was really poor. Next time I guess I will have to go with buy husband.Special Features:
- Perfect lunchJTDA21Dined on 9/25/2014Loved the restaurant, great location when you are in midtown.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dodo is brilliantItalianistaDined on 9/24/2014Fortunate Nicotra showed an incredible flexibility and creative mind for food. He manages both simple and complex dishes with aplomb. Bravo! Il ristorante Felidia e' Fortunato!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ReviewRaymondDined on 9/24/2014Felidia's was outstanding in service, exceptional menu and personal attention (especially Alex!). Definitely a must for dinner and a most unique cuisine experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- our sec on visitlove3dineVIPDined on 9/22/2014I had a very generous salad and the spinach pappardelle with duck ragout which were both terrific. My husband had a chicken liver pate appetizer which was very good and also a generous portion. He ordered the calve's liver entree which he said was not as good as the last time. Wines by the glass were good altho a little bit pricey. We were served a complimentary dessert of tiny cookies which were great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice foodOpenTable Diner Since 2002Dined on 9/22/2014Prix-fix lunch is a good deal, although many items require "supplement".Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic attention to food detailsSometimegourmetDined on 9/19/2014Great selection of very high quality gluten free selections including handmade pasta. The pappardelle with duck ragout was fantastic, as was the pear and ricotta ravioli. Just a wonderful preparation and very reminiscent of fantastic meals we have had in The italian countryside.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a disappointmentOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/18/2014Thought this restaurant would have a Sicilian theme and wonderfully prepared Sicilian food. Enjoy the cooking shows so much. We were looking forward to speaking Italian with the waiters. Nothing looked Italian, the wait staff were not Italian, nor were any of the staff. We had high expectations for the food, which turned out to be nothing special. The chicken livers were very good, salad with ricotta good. The tripe main was nothing special and we've had much better. The polenta was very dry. The quail was bland and the quail pieces which were stuffed were very dry and the wrapping of pancetta was hard and dried out which was hard to cut through. Overall, the food, ambience, staff, we could not have been more disappointed.
- Consistently exceptional!chapter9VIPDined on 9/17/2014Felidia is always wonderful. The food is superb, the service impeccable and the ambiance like you are having dinner at home, but with elegance!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LindaFVIPDined on 9/16/2014This venerable Italian staple does not disappoint.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Servers were the star.CookieMonsterNYCDined on 9/15/2014Our host Hasan was absolutely incredible. He made the night special, enjoyable, and memorable. We came for the food, but he was the star attraction.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Prix Fixe lunch is the bestOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/15/2014Having lunch at Felida is a real treat. The food is terrific, service first class. Go to enjoy a lovely time.Special Features:
- KyleVIPDined on 9/14/2014Outstanding Sunday tasting menu. Great value. Super staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service was the DownfallOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/14/2014We started at the bar where our bartender was very pleasant. We should have stayed there! The problem was not the food even though the food itself was very average but the service killed any chance of an enjoyable evening. The staff is simply undersized. Our waitress seemed very rushed and was clearly under instruction to "push" the evening special. She commented that the veal chop on special was her "favorite dish of all time". It was average at best and considerably overdone. The lobster risotto was overpriced at $60 and had very little lobster. Our wine glasses were empty twice during dinner. The tiramisu was perfect though. Lovely flavors. I had to ask for the check after my wife had left the table. I would not return.Special Features:
- Elegantly, Professionally deliveredNYdiningveteranDined on 9/14/2014Felidia is perfect for the person who desires an elegant dining experience, absent that unnecessary opulence that accompanies some of NYC's most popular spots. The staff is top-of-class in all respects and the food puts it among the top few authentic Italian restaurants in NY. It is wonderful that there are still spots like Felidia that seem to effortlessly deliver an excellent experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mehdisappointedDined on 9/13/2014Felidia has become over the top and much farther from its roots. Don't go expecting the warm authentic - based Italian cuisine that Lydia has built her reputation upon. Instead find dishes that try too hard and cost too much. Service mostly pushy and snooty. Prices also astronomical. The rent must be very high.Special Features:
- Outstanding!LocalLadyVIPDined on 9/12/2014The food is superb and the service is, too! We made a special trip to NYC to go to Felidia for my birthday dinner. What fun!Special Features:
- Amazing!HawaiiBlueDined on 9/11/2014Loved the green bean salad with homemade mozzarella that melts in your mouth. My new favorite!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Under WhelmedBlueJayFoodieDined on 9/10/2014I am a big fan of Lidia, but found the food to be over priced for what you received. My pasta was not very hot and I felt like the servers were rushing us. The dessert however was very good.Special Features:
- Absolutely wonderful!artloverDined on 9/9/2014This absolutely wonderful eastside restaurant is an absolute treasure! Incredibly good food -- divine pasta!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful! Managia!MVYGirlDined on 9/8/2014The food was top notch. Chef very accommodating to requests. Presentation of all dishes was excellent & not over the top. Service was exceptionally good. Several of the house specialty cocktails were outstanding. Delighted when The Captain shared ingredients with us, that we could not identify; The Sling & Specialty Manhattan cocktails. We will return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- An absolute gem!Luv2dineDined on 9/5/2014Always dine here a couple of times when in NYC. Love the restaurant - the ambience, the food and the impeccable service. Can't go wrong here!Special Features:
- Lovely dining experienceeatwellDined on 9/5/2014I had not been to Felidia for many years. It is a lovely restaurant and a wonderful dining experience. I would certainly recommend it.Special Features:
- another great mealRsparnoDined on 9/3/2014we sat at Table #1 .... awesome service ... Gil our waiter was awesome taking our drink order ... Hassam was a gentlemen and very engaging - explaining the menu to everyone's complete delight our friends birthday was celebrated and Hassam didnt disappoint .... the special touches make a special meal...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not This TimejosesardiDined on 8/31/2014My wife and I love Felidia, so we reserved for my 60th birthday dinner. Unfortunately we picked the wrong night. We arrived and were greeted cheerfully. Our waitress, quite cheerful made various suggestions and we ordered dinner. I don't know if there was simply not enough staff, but we waited and waited and. Appetizers finally arrived, and once consumed, plates removed. No one cleaned the table until I waived for the busboy, then I had to request bread. When we finally were served, the fish was cold and we were disappointed. Our waitressed finally arrived after we finished our dessert. I told her how displeased we were and she offered to comp our dessert. I can truly say this would not have happened had Lidia been there!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always enjoyableLiindaBVIPDined on 8/30/2014We have not been back to Frlidia in a good while but also enjoy their other restaurant Becco when we are going to the theater. Felidia is small but charming. The tiny cheese ravioli are outstanding and my bass was very juicy and delicious. The service at Felidia was excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A dining notch on our NYC beltWoodstoniansDined on 8/29/2014Made it to Felidia's on our recent stay in NYC. Working our way through the Bastianich/Batali restaurants and Felidia's was a gem. Superb food, excellent service, great bottle of Bastianich wine. Flawless meal. I can still conjure tastes of the trout tartare and the guinea hen ravioli. What a celebration of awesome food in a warm and welcoming environment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Truly OutstandingJosephDined on 8/29/2014I knew Felidia had a great reputation and we were not disappointed. The staff was friendly, attentive and courteous. The ravioli caccio e pere was a delight and the tutto crudo was so fresh from the sea. The Branzino was done to perfection and select wines paired well. The dolce palacinko was a peach surprise. Highly recommended for quality and enjoyment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent lunch for twoMichel3Dined on 8/29/2014Very pleasant and excellent as on previous visit. We'll be back...Special Features:
- Great food / disappointing venue2retiredtravelersDined on 8/28/2014My husband and I choose Felidia's as our one dining experience during our short stay in New York. The Chef's Choice (small groupings selected by the Chef) was a good way to try several dishes; 2 appetizers and 2 entrees, along with dessert. We have followed Lidia for many years and the food did not disappoint. We were disappointed with the venue and would have liked a better table. It was our 40th anniversary and we were back in the corner, upstairs next to the server's preparation table; not quite the romantic setting we were hoping for. It was annoying to have servers constantly going back and forth around our table. Overall, we were happy we chose Felidia's; not sure we will go back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/28/2014wonderful evening there. delicious food & presentation was very attractive. staff was polite & professional...pricey but worth itSpecial Features:
- no commentagogrubDined on 8/27/2014We were not satisfied The Vitello Tunato,was not traditional- - -not pureed tuna,but chunks , with veggies I had to return well done tuna,over cooked .asked for Rare- it came back raw ,had to return to have cooked further And our guest had snapper,it was filleted,but a large bone got stuck in he jaw We will not go back, EJA
- Outstanding, inventive, deliciousSVivDined on 8/27/2014The experience at Felidia was absolutely Devine. I was there entertaining foreign business associates and they both said this was the highlight of their trip. We all selected the chefs tasting menu and each course was expertly prepared visually exciting, and exhilarating to the palate. We did not w ant to leave any morsel behind. Alex who took care of us was delightful and knowledgeable. The only thing missing was meeting the master Lydia herself, we were told she was on vacation abroad this week. Felidia will be my restaurant of choice to entertain guests.Special Features:
- Price fixe scamFood4lifeDined on 8/26/2014There are many supplements to the price fixe menu. A lunch for two at 29.99 each came out to 160 dollars. No variety to pasta dishes you would expect at an Italian restaurant. Not recommended for anyone looking for an Italian lunch (didn't have dinner there). As a person who deals with many wealthy clientele I will not recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
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- She ain't what she usta be...jeg1VIPDined on 8/24/2014We hadn't eaten here for some years, but decided to to celebrate an anniversary. Felidia's not what it used to be: Of our tasting menu, only one dish (the "cacio e pere") was really good; the rest were either barely acceptable or simply poor. And there was an unpleasant interchange regarding a martini that was at first over-watery (from melted ice), then barely cool. (And no sign of Lidia, whom I'd been planning to thank for her great cooking shows.)
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Avoid a massive pasta meal before your game, those pasta parties from high school were just pure carbohydrates. Lower the amount of pasta (carbs) and add some protein (grilled meat or fish), which replaces the calorie count and helps sustain your energy level longer. Add a colorful vegetable, like broccoli or avocado, for the vitamins and nutrients your body needs to function properly and reach its physical peak. Grill your meat to keep down the fat content and keep your time in the kitchen short. This way you can cook the rest of your meal simultaneously and finish fast.


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Ellery Hamilton was born with a golden spoon. She is...
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I've been busy all week, and I may remain busy for a while due to other work and stuff, so my Novel updates will be slower for all novels, I'll try to pop in a chapter or two of Beautifully Repaired, also means I'll be slow with catching up on reading requests. I don't ignore requests, that's a douche move I don't make ;) so if you have posted a reading request and I haven't gotten back to it sooner, it only means that I'm caught up with life in basic.
Hello there, Readers and Writers~
I think it's time I changed my bio, so here a little about me. Apart from writing novels and short stories, you'll find me reading novels or manga. I also enjoy watching soap opera, movies and anime. Other than that, I love to draw and swim.
My work/ novel or short stories are mostly based on realistic issues, I absolutely love writing Romance, but I also enjoy adding an edge of dark to it. There's no good romance novel without a little thrill. I enjoy exploring the different dimensions of the human mind. That's my excuse for majoring in psychology.
So if you've read some of my work or most of my work, then please do leave me some feedback. I love to hear from you guys.
Book that I'm reading at present: Mr. Mercedes by Stephen King
Reading Requests:
Reading Requests are always open but, I take my time reading each chapter if its a novel and first prioritse the one's who have read my work. I promise to get back to all reading requests as soon as I can.
If I've been reading your novel and if I don't recieve any feedback on my stories/ novels, I will stop reading yours.
Updates:- 09/09/14- 'Beautifully Repaired' (DBAR Sequel) Chapter 19 has been UPDATED!
Updates:- 10/05/14 - Damaged Beyond Any Repair COMPLETED!
Updates:- 27/06/14- The Black Secret Chapter 6 UPDATED!
Updates:- 23/08/14- Breaking All Rules Chapter 9 UPDATED!
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Novel Summary:
Olivia Turner had a normal life, a nice friend and a broken heart, but something interesting happens when she finds a confused, beautiful naked man sleeping in her bed. Who is he? And what he want from Olivia?
P.S: If you would like to be updated on this novel, let me know.
Breaking All Rules
(I don't own copy rights to the pictures used. It belongs to it's rightful owner/ photographer. I've only used it for my cover)
Update Status: Once a week (ON HOLD until the next chapter is updated)
Novel Summary:
Ellery Hamilton was born with a golden spoon. She is smart, beautiful and cultured with a wealthy background. Her father has everything planned out for her. A few more years of fun and then Ellery would get married to the man of her father's choice, that's the plan until Jamie Bradford.
Jamie is nothing like Ellery. He is a bad boy, born into poverty and shouldered with responsibilities. He is a self made man playing by his own set of rules. Jamie is everything which Ellery only dreamed of ever being. What happens when the polar opposites meet? Will Ellery walk through the path her parents laid out for her or will she break all the rules and listen to her heart?
DBAR Sequel : Beautifully Repaired.
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Update Status: Twice/Once a week. (Fast)
Novel Summary:
Alana Hayes has learned her lesson; the first rule of falling in love with Rowan Masters is to never let him go, because when Alana leaves, Rowan dives head first into self-destruction. Falling in love with someone with a past of alcohol and drug abuse was one thing, but marrying him was another.
Life is all about new challenges; Rowan and Alana think they have passed all those tests. But the real test comes after marriage. Will Alana be able to pull Rowan out of his misery, or will he drag her down with him, again?
Damaged Beyond Any Repair
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Update Status: NOVEL COMPLETED
Novella summary :
Alana Hayes is a normal eighteen year old girl with normal dreams. She has everything worked out when she transfers to the university; everything fits her normal routine until she walks into Rowan Masters.
Rowan seems like a normal man, and everything Alana had always dreamed of. He is caring, loving and sweet but appearances could be deceiving. Rowan has a dark secret, an addiction that can ruin him for good. As Alana gets closer to him, she understands that as much as he loves her, he's driven to shatter everything including himself.
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Novel Reads- 51,000 +
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I love you guys/ fans and readers for all the support. It really motivates me to keep writing :D
The Black Secret
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The Gorgeous Cover Done by GLADYS GRAHAM
Do check out her stories and her Amazing covers.
Update Status: ON HOLD/ Slow updates (Complex plot)
Novel Summary:
Secret Admirers can be annoying and clingy, but secret admirers like Clayton Black are very rare. Clayton is nothing like anyone Abigail has met before. The man has a certain dark aura; he is rich and can get very persuasive. What could a handsome stranger want from an orphan like Abigail Meyers?
She is intrigued by him, by his eccentric stalkerish tendencies. Little does Abigail know that Clayton is not someone he seems to be. He has some dark sinister things hidden up his sleeves, things that can destroy Abigail. Can she unravel Clayton's secrets before it destroys her completely?
Genre: Thriller/ Romance
Fan Art for Damaged Beyond Any Repair done by Taemint. She's a Beautiful Artist and a Writer. Please check out this super talented girl xD
Seriously, people. Copying is so NOT okay, but I'm going to totally RANT here. If you have a hard time coming up with ideas or something, you should just stop writing instead of copypasting from others work whether published or not. Getting inspired is a different aspect, but ripping off is another. I will not tolerate anyone stealing my ideas, or scenes and totally remodelling it into their own. Not okay. Stop F' in doing it to me or anyone else. Because I know of every single word that I've written in every story and I'm Royally p***ed because it has happened to me. Come up with your own scenes, or dialogues. I have worked day and night over every Effin plot hole. Do it again and force me to turn on my bitch mode.


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Thursday, November 14, 2013
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Friday, May 03, 2013
Woody Harrelson is on to something very right. I want him to do a documentary with Matt Taibbi.
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Friday, October 19, 2012
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I love this guy's comments
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Saturday, March 17, 2012
Copyright Math...
Monday, February 27, 2012
Heathen Earth...
Yes. It is.
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Friday, February 17, 2012
Trickle Down...
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Dems Allowing Big Cuts In Affordable Healthcare Act To Pay For Payroll Tax "Holiday" Nonsense...
Boy, that $10 per pay check from the Payroll Tax "Holiday" is not worth the concessions that the Dems allowed the Republicans to hack out of the Affordable Care Act. I said it last year—the Payroll Tax boondoggle would be a shipwreck…
via TPM
--Repeals key parts of ObamaCare and includes other health savings
—Cuts to ObamaCare pay for more than half ($11.6 billion) of the Medicare spending in the agreement.
—Cuts an ObamaCare slush fund (the Harkin Prevention Fund) by $5 billion.
—Eliminates an ObamaCare giveaway to Louisiana saving $2.5 billion.
—Reduces Medicaid spending (DSH rebase) by more than $4 billion.
—Other health savings total $9.6 billion and include reductions to Medicare "bad debt" and clinical laboratory payments
Don't spend that $10 in one place—you're going to need to save it for future Medical Lab work.
Killing the "Louisiana Purchase" is the only decent thing in this package of gutting.
Won a battle—losing the war.
I hope that six-pack of cheap beer and pack of smokes taste EXTRA sweet for you folks who screamed me down when I said this Payroll Tax "holiday" was not worth fighting for last year.
And we're still de-funding our ability to cover future Social Security payouts.
I continue to say it is not worth it.
Screw the Payroll Tax Boondoggle-- it is hurting America's FUTURE.
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A major overhaul for the city of Huntsville's healthcare plan is on the horizon. The city is looking to drive down rising healthcare costs.
Council members are discussing money-saving options.
The city wants to make major improvements to its healthcare clinic in order to save money.
They want employees to go there instead of the ER or another doctor for basic treatment.
Right now the clinic is at a facility in John Hunt Park. Services are limited. Part-time physicians are only available three days a week.
City officials are hoping to move the clinic to a better location and want to offer full time doctors, five days a week.
They said this move along with a push for wellness education and healthy lifestyle changes, will cut back on city healthcare costs.
Last year, those costs were at $16-million.
"If we expand upon those options in the future and look at some co-pay differential between going to an emergency room or a private physician versus going to the clinic when it's available," said city administrator Rex Reynolds.
Several healthcare providers bid on the project.
The city has narrowed it down to two of them.
They will decide which one can potentially save them more and move forward with the plan.
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MERCER, PA – The National Jr. ACRY will once again be hosting its Weekend Encounter at Camp Nazareth over Veteran's Day Weekend. The event will be held from November 7-9, 2014, and is open to youth ages 8 – 18. Attendees do not have to be a member of the Jr. ACRY to attend. The weekend's activities will include time for prayer, Read more...
WARREN, OHIO -- The 2014-2015 Academic Year began on September 2, 2015 at Holy Trinity Orthodox Christian Academy of Warren, Ohio. Holy Trinity Orthodox Christian Academy offers a faith based education for students from Pre Kindergarten to the 6th grade. Read more...
JOHNSTOWN, PA -- [Diocesan Chancery] His Grace, Bishop Gregory, in an archpastoral letter to all Diocesan Clergy dated September 2, 2014, has designated Sunday September 14, 2014, as College Student Sunday. The purpose of this observance is to recognize our college students and bring awareness to Orthodox campus ministry that is taking place through the efforts of the Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF), an endorsed ministry of the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops Read more...
JOHNSTOWN, PA -- [ National ACRY] With the Blessing of His Grace, Bishop Gregory, the officers of the National ACRY (American Carpatho Russian Youth) are pleased to announce that long-time ACRY member, Deacon Matthew Dutko, will be ordained to the Holy Priesthood by His Grace, Bishop Gregory at this coming weekend's Annual Senior and Junior ACRY Convention Liturgy, at Holy Ghost Orthodox Church in Phoenixville, PA. Read more...
JOHNSTOWN, PA [National ACRY] -- It's not too late to make your plans for the upcoming 70th Senior and 31st Junior ACRY Conventions hosted by Phoenixville Chapter #30. The deadline for hotel reservations has been extended to Tuesday August 5. Meal packages, as well as ads, patrons and boosters for the program booklet can still be sent in, postmarked by August 8. Read more...
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Feeling Grateful
The trip from my site to the capital city of Cajamarca takes about 4 hours (give or take 2 hrs.) I make this journey once or twice a month for regional meetings, volunteer events or when I head out to other departments. About 90% of those trips, during some point in the journey I cry. Or rather, I am moved to tears.
Serving in the Peace Corps can wreak havoc on your emotions. One minute your head hangs low in sadness or frustration over homesickness or cultural miscommunications, and the next, you find yourself on an emotional high after the unexpected warmth from a community member, the success of a project, or the beauty of the land and people to whom you've dedicated two years of your life. It is this beauty and constant flux if emotions that reduces me to a silently sobbing mess at some point during my four hour rode to site.
Whether I step onto the bus happy, sad, or indifferent to the world, once my headphones are on and I'm looking out onto he magnificent countryside of Cajamarca, I become overwhelmed by the magnitude of my thoughts and emotions. I simultaneously feel lucky to be where I am, doing what I am, and at the same time I became painfully aware of exactly how far away I am from the people I love and the places I call home. It's as if I feel so much that my body actually doesn't know what to do other than release everything. And I cry.
Maybe it's the beauty of the mountains or the passing of time and space, but at the end of the trip when I have finally reached my little town in the Andes, things have been put into perspective and I am very grateful to be in the Peace Corps and to live I this country. Even with the lowest lows that are guaranteed to follow me for the full two years of service, I wouldn't give up this experience and all that I am learning from it. Thank you Peru for inspiring me, making me think, and reminding me what it is that is beautiful and important in this world.
To all my family and friends here in Peru and back at home, I love you and miss you.
Image description: A Peace Corps Volunteer poses with her students under an HIV/AIDS mural they painted at their school in Peru.
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Love these kids. My host brothers, Jherson 6 years old and Franco 4 years old.
Did I mention I spent Thanksgiving at the beach?
Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder
It's December 10th and I'm feeling really good. Today marks my completion of six months in Peru. Half a year living in a foreign country as a Peace Corps Volunteer! WOOOOOO! Congratulations to me and the other 50(ish) volunteers that I arrived with in June!
It's December 10th and I'm feeling really good. Today marks my completion of six months in Peru. Half a year living in a foreign country as a Peace Corps Volunteer! WOOOOOO! Congratulations to me and the other 50(ish) volunteers that I arrived with in June!6 months in Peru and almost four months in Cauday (that day will come on the 23rd of this month,) and I'm quite suddenly feeling very at home here. The first few months in site brought a lot of emotional ups and downs and an almost constant feeling of anxiousness. But something clicked in the last few weeks while I was out of site for vacation and a weeklong training event with the rest of my fellow Youth Development Volunteers. Maybe I was reminded of why I decided to do this in the first place, or whatmy goals for the next two years are, or maybe I just really needed to get away from
Cauday in order to truly appreciate it. Whatever the reason may be, my return to Cauday on Tuesday night felt good and right. People in town had noticed my absence, my little host brothers were ecstatic to have me back, and I felt loved. Since then, I've felt at ease with being here and I'm really excited for the next year and nine months (notice that I can't really even say 2 years anymore… weird, right?)
Oh yeah, and the ruins.
It was a little cramped…
Enjoying the view.
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Stock Car Ride Along
Chicagoland Speedway - Joliet, IL
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- Full-size, 600 HP Sprint Cup style stock cars with 4-speed manual transmission
- Racing suit and helmet included
- Ride with a professional instructor and reach speeds up to 155 MPH
- To drive the car yourself, check out our Drive a Stock Car in Chicago experience!
Prepare for the fastest ride of your life! Strap on your helmet and racing suit, and buckle up for a high-speed adventure on one of the nation's most renowned speedways.
Riding along as a passenger in a full-size, 600 horsepower Sprint Cup style stock car, your driver will take you on the ride of a lifetime.
Hold on to your helmet as you hit professional racing speeds of up to 155 MPH! Enjoy the exhilarating freedom of speed-hungry straightaways, and brace yourself as your driver takes on the curves of the track at a pace that will satisfy even the biggest adrenaline appetite!
Chicagoland Speedway: Opening in 2001, Chicagoland Speedway was one of the first motorsports facilities in the Chicago area and is one of NASCARs newer tracks. Valued at $130 million this 1.5-mile, D-shaped, tri-oval track is known for hosting a number of NASCAR events every year. You're in for the ride of your life, so hang on tight!
Essential Information:
- Participants must be in good overall physical condition, and be able to climb through a window opening that is 15" high x 30" wide and sits 36" off the ground
- Racing suits are available up to size 4XL
- Participants must be at least 14 years old to participate in the ride along, and all participants under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian
- Photo and In-Car Video DVDs are available for purchase at the track
The total time at the track is approximately 30 - 60 minutes for this 3 lap Stock Car Ride Along.
Maximum Participants:
1 passenger per car
Friends and family are encouraged to come to the track to watch. Make sure they bring a camera to capture your experience! Limited seating is provided, so it is recommended for them to bring lawn chairs to guarantee seating.
Weather Dependent:
This experience is weather dependent. Always contact your experience provider in advance, especially if inclement weather is predicted. If your experience is cancelled due to inclement weather, please hold onto the Access Card that you will receive in the mail prior to your booked date, and contact either the experience provider or Cloud 9 Living to reschedule.
What to Wear:
Wear your own comfortable, weather appropriate attire and close-toed shoes. A driving suit will be provided at the track, which you will wear over your own clothing. Sandals, flip-flops and heels are not permitted.
Booking Information:
We recommend booking at least 30 days in advance. Upon final confirmation of a booking request, an Access Card will be mailed to you. We ask that all reservation requests be submitted at least two weeks in advance of your desired booking date, to allow enough time for your Access Card to reach you. You must bring the Access Card with you to the track to participate in your ride along experience.
Your Access Card may be used on any track date. If your scheduled date no longer works for you or there is a weather cancellation, please hold onto your Access Card and contact either your experience provider or Cloud 9 Living to reschedule your ride along experience.
Cancellation Policy:
Prior to scheduling/booking a date for this experience, Cloud 9 Living's standard return and exchange policy shall apply. Once you have scheduled a date and received a booking confirmation for your ride along, you will be mailed an Access Card which will be used for your admission to the ride along experience. In the event of rescheduling for an alternative date, your Access Card may be used on any date that the ride along experience is being offered by the experience provider at your particular track location.
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What types of cars are used?
600 horsepower NASCAR-style stock cars that have 4 speed manual transmissions.
What is provided and what should I wear?
All participants are provided with a regulation helmet and a driver's suit. Participants need to wear socks, close-toed shoes, and clothes that will be comfortable under the driver's suit.
Are there weight or height restrictions?
No. However, participants must be in good overall physical condition, as they are required to climb through a window opening that is 15" high x 30" wide window and sits 36" off the ground. Driving suits are available up to size 3XL.
Are there age restrictions?
Ride along programs require all participants to be at least 14 years old. Participants under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Can family and friends come to watch?
Absolutely, family and friends are encouraged to join you! The track has a special seating area for spectators. Seating may be limited in this area, so we suggest that any guests bring lawn chairs along. A camera is also highly recommended!
Are foods or beverages available at the track?
Snacks and refreshments are available for purchase at the merchandise center. However, feel free to bring your own snacks/picnic and drinks to enjoy while you are at the track.
Are any photo or video packages of my experience available?
Yes. DVDs of your experience taken from an in-car video camera, as well as photo packages, are available for purchase at the track.
What should I bring?
Please make sure to bring you Access Card! We also recommend bringing a print-out of your booking confirmation email. And don't forget your camera!
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"Even though three laps at the track goes very quickly, this was one of the most exilirating things I've had the opportunity to do. I would recommend this to anyone contemplating it."
"We did this for my mothers 90th birthday she had a blast thank you. Her son. Jerry"
"Waited in the wrong line because there was no sign for "registration". Driver didn't say more than a couple of words during the ride along. OOnly went to 165 MPH. {My corvette will go that fast.} Wouldn't let me take my camera along. That was a major problem!!!!"