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The Melting Pot - Ft. Lauderdale
- Address:
1135 N. Federal Highway
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304Neighborhood:
Fort Lauderdale
- Cuisine:
FonduePrice: $31 to $50
The Melting Pot - Ft. Lauderdale
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.meltingpot.com/ft-lauderdale/specials
- Phone: 9545681581x
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: Noon - 10:00pm
Happy Hour At The Bar & On The Patio: M-F: 4:00pm - 7:00pm
Private Luncheons Available
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Fondue, American, Swiss
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Entertainment: We offer a unique, interactive dining experience like no other.
Gather around the fondue pot and enjoy table side preparation by artfully skilled servers in an atmosphere of casual elegance that is always relaxed and easy to enjoy!
- Special Events: To find out more about our upcoming events, promotions, and club fondue member deals visit http://www.meltingpot.com/club-fondue.aspx
A word from The Melting Pot - Ft. Lauderdale
At The Melting Pot, the premier fondue restaurant, we offer an extraordinary dining experience that you won"t find anywhere else! Here, you'll discover all the ingredients to a perfect evening, including a relaxed atmosphere, private tables, attentive service, an award winning wine list & fabulous four-course fondue dinners. No matter what the occasion, from a romantic occasion for 2, or a get-together with friends or group event, The Melting Pot always hits the spot.Continued
To compliment your meal, choose from cleverly crafted cocktails or a glass or bottle of wine.
So come create memorable moments with that special someone, family and friends. Make reservations today and DIP INTO SOMETHING DIFFERENT!
Thank you for understanding Open Table reservations are for dinner service only.
To compliment your meal, choose from cleverly crafted cocktails or a glass or bottle of wine.
So come create memorable moments with that special someone, family and friends. Make reservations today and DIP INTO SOMETHING DIFFERENT!
Thank you for understanding Open Table reservations are for dinner service only.
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The Melting Pot - Ft. Lauderdale reviews from OpenTable diners
38 reviews since May 27, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.7
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
romantic (32)special occasion (30)good for groups (18)fit for foodies (10)neighborhood gem (6)notable wine list (5)late-night find (5)kid-friendly (3)great for outdoor dining (2)great for brunch (1)great for lunch (1)hot spot (1)Show More
- Late night mealLastminutenellyDined on 9/7/2014We book our meal about an hour before our arrival at 8:30 pm on a Sunday evening. We recd a call promptly telling us they'd get the food ready. Staff was cordial and food was great even though they stayed we'll beyond closing time. Great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nice change from standard food servgregDined on 9/5/2014we enjoyed the restaurant, food and service. even the manager came over and asked about everything. they seem to be not doing that much any more at restaurants. this location seems a lot more on top of their game than the coral springs one but that was a long time ago. excellent evening.Special Features:
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/16/2014The food and service were both excellent. The flaming turtle dessert fondue was amazing. The only problem is that the dessert was at the end when there was sooo much food that filled you up become you got there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceMirlo2425Dined on 8/11/2014Well balanced combination of Fondue, Salad and dessert. House salad dressing was awesome. Pricing was very reasonable. One thing I would suggest is to widen your offering of single malt scotch. I was only offered two alternatives. Romantic way to spend the evening. Outstanding service.Special Features:
- DeliciousSnuffyDined on 7/27/2014Amazing food and outstanding customer service as always!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Relaxed diningmoodiefoodieDined on 7/25/2014This is the place for you, if you enjoy a leisurely meal. No rush, no hurrying, just all the time in the world to enjoy your delicious meal. This was our second time here and we requested Charles to be our server once again. He provided such a professional, yet lighthearted atmosphere that we really liked. He helped with recommendations when necessary, and he was very attentive without hovering. Made sure we were happy the whole time, providing extras of the bread cubes when we were running low, and offered refills on veggies, etc. The food was perfect, the sauces for the meat fondue were tasty with a nice texture. Can't wait to return, this is one of our favorite places now.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Place To Have DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/21/2014I really enjoyed having dinner at The Melting Pot. Food was great, service was great, drinks were great. My girlfriend and I both selected the 4 course option which was MORE than enough food. We ordered the Jackberry Smash and the Sailor's Punch. Both were amazing. The server Nika was great. Definitely ask for her when you visit the Fort Lauderdale location. We will be returning for dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- gwall22Dined on 7/19/2014had a great waiter named Charles, very attentive and explained the differences in all the selections, food was excellent and the portions were more than enough. we were greeted by the bartender upon arrival and he even wished us a good night as we left. very friendly placeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/18/2014Great service . Provided a memorable night . You guys even brought our food to the car that we had forgotten . Thank youSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun, fun, fun!JoyousJohnsonAboutFoodDined on 7/15/2014A great place to sit and unwind with friends. The staff was great and the service attentive. Food was delish!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Strawberry Salad is A M A Z I N G !LGfoodieDined on 7/11/2014Had a perfect dinner experience at this Melting Pot! Delicious food, excellent service, fun atmosphere, and nice birthday card with gift from the restaurant staff. THANK YOU!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- something specialDesmoDirkVIPDined on 7/8/2014Great value for the money. And if you don't go for a 4 course menue, you can keep your expenses easily below $20 / person. Great service, very attentive and supportive, just the jazz background music was a) too loud and b) sounded all the same to us. Besides that we had a great dinner, were more than full at the end.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So goodJthafakotDined on 7/7/2014We love coming to the melting pot. It's such a fun dining experience. The cheddar cheese is so delicious, the salads are fresh and full of amazing flavors, the meats are perfectly seasoned and the chocolate is of course worth finishing every drop. Must go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very enjoyable!VisitingfllDined on 6/27/2014We were visiting Ft. Lauderdale. The Melting Pot was recommended by a friend. We throughly enjoyed it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary EveningFoodieDined on 6/22/2014I was celebrating my anniversary with my honey and two other friends of ours. We had already eaten dinner so we stopped in for the Chocoate Fondue dessert. Best decision ever! They even has a little Happy Anniversary card on our table signed by the whole staff. My party had never been to The Melting Pot so it was a great experience for them. We had a blast while it stormed outside.. :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ChristopherNanCVIPDined on 6/20/2014We visited Melting Pot in Fort Lauderdale recently. While sitting at the bar, I accidently spilled a full glass of water on my stretch pants. The manager, Christopher jumped to my rescue by cleaning the up the mess I made. He then went to the extraordinary and procured his personal hair dryer from his locker and gave it to me to dry my slacks. There was a receptacle in the ladies room and I was able to dry my pants and dine in comfort. What a guy! Kudos to him and many thanks. The meal was wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 11th year anniversary dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/14/2014My husband and I went for our 11th yr anniversary and this is the 2nd time we have been. The 1st time was at the one in Pembroke Pines about 8 years ago and this time on sunrise and both times were great! Very romantic, private, and the food was great especially the dessert. The only thing we didn't like was the chicken because it took too long to cook and 3 pieces were still chewy after 5-7 mins. We got the 4 course menu and it was all good. I would recommend this place to anyone especially if it's a special occasion and on top of that if you give them your email they will send you offers and I received an email for 6 free chocolate covered strawberries because of our anniversary. Our waiter was very nice and sweet and so was the manager.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too Complex to do this too oftenAikiDined on 6/4/2014I've avoided this place for years cause my first experience seemed too much work for me to pay so much for dinner. Decided to go back for a special occasion (party of 6) thinking it would be fun. Not much has changed other than a few menu options and the prices. Too dark in the restaurant area we were located made it difficult for he group to feel comfortable.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excelent place.tossitDined on 6/1/2014Everything was great. Our server was friendly and funny. She was very helpful and was always checking up on us but in a good way she wasn't interrupting. The food was excellent I recommend this place to any lover of fondue.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Cheesy Birthday PartyBoSox15Dined on 5/31/2014Staff very attentive and friendly, which made our Birthday celebration perfect. Food was great and atmosphere was very festive for our occasion. Everyone enjoyed their evening. This makes 25 years in a row we've celebrated at the Melting Pot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Very Awesome Experience!ThailDined on 5/26/2014We had never done fondue before so for this to be our first experience it will definitely not be the last. The Melting Pot Rocks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Memorable experiencemoodiefoodieDined on 5/23/2014My husband and I received a gift card for our anniversary. We didn't know what to expect, but our server, Charles, explained everything in great detail. It was an evening of leisurely and very enjoyable dining. The timing of the servings was perfect. The sauces that were served with the entrees were awesome, we even had to have two of them refilled. The chocolate? What can I say? Yummy! We can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy HourSherDined on 5/21/2014We came for the happy hour and they gave us a regular table since we were a large group. Kate was our server. She was excellent. She provided us separate checks, water refills without asking, and brought us extra dipping items. The service was seamless for our large group. The food was excellent. The happy hour deal goes til 7pm and gives you 1/2 off cheese and 1/2 off dessert fondue. The cheese fondue comes with veggies, apples, multiple types of bread, and taco chips. The dessert comes with strawberries, pineapple, bananas, rice krispies, marshmallows, brownies, pound cake, & chocolate chip cake.Special Features:
- SamEnergyVIPDined on 5/18/2014I went with my wife for lunch on Sunday. The food and service, outstanding. The bar service is one of the best in broward with great cocktails at very affordable prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- reservationOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/11/2014despite the fact that we had a reservation, we had to wait, they did compensate us with free drinks and a coupon- I know the meals there take time, a suggestion would be to give more time between reservationsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Cozy boothsWhatucookinDined on 5/10/2014If your celebrating a special occasion with your significant other, there are small booths where you can close the curtains & have all the privacy you want. Very romantic! Just remember that the people next to you can hear every sound you make! We started with the Cheddar Cheese fondue for 1, which is really enough for 2. Then we split a spinach salad with the house dressing & the 1 entree which we also split was the ever tender filet mignon! That way we could indulge in dessert without the overstuffed feeling we usually had before they had the single serving options. Great value!Special Features:
- AwesomeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/7/2014Whether you are looking for a romantic spot, or a night out with your friends. It's amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food; Fabulous service!!!BobPDined on 5/5/2014The four cheese fondue was incredible! We had never gotten cheese fondue here (in previous visits), but we most always will do so in the future. We had also always used the oil for the cooking of entrees, but this time we used the broth. Yet another thing we will repeat! And yes, we will most certainly be backSpecial Features:
- feel at homegiulianaDined on 5/3/2014The waitress made us feel at home and enjoy the birthday dinner my family gave me. Love this placeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EnjoyedShorty2024Dined on 5/2/2014We came here just to finally try the place and genuinely enjoyed our selves.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our Once-a-Year VisitBelieverDined on 4/18/2014Came with our Niece from out of town who loves Melting Pot. Menu was revised a bit and some nice IPA beers added. One negative thing we noticed was the tempura batter would not crisp up in the oil. Seemed like they may have changed the recipe. The Alpine cheese was delicious and better than the old Swiss version. The special we had included endless chocolate and we took advantage of an additional pot as well as more blondies and pineapple.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First timeBntayDined on 4/16/2014My wife and I always talked about going to The Melting Pot and finally decided to go. The food and service was excellent. It was fun dipping and sharing food. My wife says she would just order the cheese next time and that would fill her up because it is a bit pricy. If you're looking for a great date spot, I would def suggest this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Can't wait to go back again....bnlinkDined on 3/29/2014My husband and I went to The Melting Pot for his birthday last month. We enjoyed it so much that we wanted to go back again-- sooner than later. The French Quarter main course selection is absolutely delicious! The atmosphere, food, and service was great. We love this place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Melting PotSamiSDined on 3/14/2014my experience was very pleasant at the melting pot yesterday evening. the staff was extremely accompanying and even helped my party decide what choice to make between two different options for desert.Special Features:
- Great experienceCarolinaDined on 2/19/2014We loved the atmosphere, very classy and romantic. The food is nothing out of the ordinary, but the whole experience was nice and fun.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice date spotsdotsdotsDined on 1/25/2014This was my third time at Melting Pot, first at this location. It is a nice place to go for a date with someone you've recently met or someone you've known for years. The interactive nature of a fondue-style meal is a nice, fun deviation from a typical, sometimes boring, talk nonstop dinner date. The ambiance is still such that you can have a nice intimate conversation. This was my girlfriend's first time and she loved it. We both left with full bellies, just be prepared to spend over $100 for 4 courses for 2 people including tip but no drinks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- birthdaycassieDined on 1/15/2014Took daughter out for birthday dinner. Server, Kate, was great. Personalized our dining experience and was just great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun Girls Night OutTheBrownsDined on 1/11/2014We had 5 girls and the fondue was delicious. Have loved this restaurant for years, but one of our guests had never been. She loved it.Special Features:
- Good Time, Server Needs TrainingOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 1/9/2014Service was a bit slow at first, waiter had to be reminded to take our drink order before the food order. Drinks (alcohol) were brought to my son and I, but not our wives (soft drinks were brought when food was brought to table), so wasn't timed well, and the ladies, of course, felt ignored by that action. As night went on, server was more attentive. As always, food was fresh and "the cook it yourself" was fun as always.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too Expensive for What You GetAikiDined on 1/5/2014The tables are a bit pressed for room (both leg room and table room). Although my kids had fun with cooking their own food, I definitely do not recommend it for kid that are picky eaters; getting more than one type of fondue pot takes a special effort. I might go back for dessert, which was very good. I just felt the protein portions are bite size and you end up having to spend a lot of money of the other items (cheese fondue, salad, etc.) to fill up. Below is what $160+tip got 2 adults and 2 children: Spinach Artichoke Cheese Fondue, 2 servings 3 protein selection Main Entrée Fondue, 2 adult servings and 2 children servings Oreo Chocolate Fondue, 4 servings 1 glass of wine 2 beers

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Beginnings: A small kettle pond fed by a freshwater spring at the edge of the Hempstead Plains was the basis of Plainview's origins. The pond became a holy site for Indians, who valued rare sources of fresh water. They named the pond Moscopas, meaning ``hole of dirt and water,'' and the hill Manetto, a word for ``god.'' Hempstead settler Robert Williams purchased land west of Moscopas from the Matinecocks in 1648. The major European land purchase, however, was in 1695, when Thomas Powell's Bethpage Purchase extended north to Moscopas. A tiny farming community formed near the pond, taking the name Manetto Hill.
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California physicians strongly supported the Affordable Care Act because it promised first, to expand access to health coverage to all while, second, ensuring the high quality of medical practice in our state.
Those who now invoke the ACA as the sole justification for allowing non-physicians to diagnose and treat California patients and perform complex medical procedures on them are attempting to achieve the first goal by undermining the second. Allowing non-physicians to practice beyond their training can only lead to inferior outcomes, higher costs and greater fragmentation of care.
Doctors and health care experts believe that California can accomplish both of the ACA's objectives without eroding quality or jeopardizing patient safety, providing access to safe and high quality care for everyone.
After all, the new health care laws were specifically written to increase reliance on team-based care, in which physician assistants, nurse practitioners, medical assistants and other professionals work under the supervision of highly trained and experienced physicians. This model leverages the skills and experience of all health professionals and has a proven record of quality and efficiency based on clinical integration.
Proposals to expand so-called "scope of practice" would only further fragment the health care delivery system, encourage overreliance on specialty referrals, and create a dangerous disincentive away from the proven model of physician-supervised, team-based care.
Expanding scope of practice will not ensure access to care, either.
Non-physician providers are not simply sitting in the wings waiting to provide care and in fact, they provide care under supervision now.
Recklessly allowing certain health professionals to operate outside of their training puts patients in harm's way. Simply changing the law cannot duplicate the years of graduate training, full-time residencies and thousands of hours of clinical rotations physicians undergo to equip them with the necessary knowledge and understanding of complicated and hard-to-diagnose, hard-to-treat diseases.
Yes, there is a troubling physician shortage in California, especially among primary-care physicians which is why bridging the physician gap has been a leading priority of the California Medical Association for more than a decade. But clearly, the solution isn't to devalue the primary role of trained physicians it's to attract and retain more physicians.
The most immediate way we can add more physicians is by increasing the number of residency slots throughout the state. Assembly Bill 1176, introduced by Assemblyman Raul Bocanegra, D-Los Angeles, would do just that. The bill will follow the example of other states by creating a funding source for California residency training programs, which are now grossly underfunded.
Medical residency programs train doctors after they have earned their M.D. degree. On Day One of residency, physicians are seeing patients and have more medical training than nurse practitioners do at the height of their NP graduate education.
The severe underfunding of medical residency programs in California has forced thousands of new M.D.s to leave the state for their residencies, where the majority of them stay to join or open practices.
Increasing the number of residency slots for physicians educated in California will keep those physicians in the state and can provide immediate relief for newly insured patients looking for quality medical care as the Affordable Care Act goes into effect.
In addition to residency slots, California needs more medical schools.
In August of this year, the University of California, Riverside, will open the doors of its full-time medical school. Originally started as a biomedical sciences program, students previously would begin their medical education at Riverside and complete training at the UCLA Geffen School of Medicine. With a broad base of support, UC Riverside was able to expand its program and will now be a four-year medical training program of its own. However, to stay operational, the school will need to secure additional funding, which AB 27 (Medina) and SB 21 (Roth) aim to achieve.
The Affordable Care Act has offered a chance for the medical community to be innovative and groundbreaking in the way health care is delivered to patients. We must seize this opportunity to show that integrated care led by a physician is not only the safest but the most efficient and cost-effective way to make the ACA a success.
Paul R. Phinney, M.D., is the president of the California Medical Association and a practicing pediatrician in Sacramento.
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As ever, my thanks for your indulgence.
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Saturday evening, Chicopee crowned its Colleen for 2013.
The winner was McKenzie Vershon. The 20-year-old attends Framingham State University.
Vershon beat out 23 other young women who submitted applications for the contest, according to CBS 3 media partner Mass Live and The Republican.
Along with parade day participation, the winner gets the opportunity to take a trip to Ireland.
This year's coronation ball was held at the Castle of Knights on Memorial Drive.
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Fairy-tale turrets, a drawbridge, a foul dungeon and secret passages…yes, Kalmar Slott has everything that a proper castle should. This powerful Renaissance building was once the most important in Sweden, and it's fortified accordingly. It also boasts one of the best-preserved interiors from the period King Erik's chamber is a real scene-stealer.


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Everyone wants the latest and greatest smart phones and tablets, but it gets expensive if you want to keep buying the newest models.
What if you could get rid of your outdated gadgets and have a few hundred bucks to put towards a new one?
Financial expert, Dan Roccato, tells us how to cash in on our old devices with different programs.
For instance, Apple offers a trade-in program where you can get store credit at places like Wal-mart, Target, and Best Buy when you trade in an old device.
You can also sell old devices online with sites such as Amazon and EBay.
However, there is also a new website that gives you cash for your gadgets, called Gazelle.com. With a few clicks, the site will tell you how much your device is worth. Shipping your gadget to them is free, and once the item is evaluated, Gazelle sends you a check or gets you the money through Pay Pal.
When selling an electronic device, always try to save the box and the accessories, because it makes the product worth more. Also, beware of scams, and be sure to delete all of your personal data before turning the item over to a stranger, advises Roccato.
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Bruce Springsteen, Born In The U.S.A. – an obvious choice for any top ten patriotic list. A "no-brainer."
Jimi Hendrix, Star Spangeled Banner (Live at Woodstock) – Hendrix, Woodstock, and epic bending of the strings. Jimi pretty much rewrote this song. Sorry about it, Francis Scott Key.
Don McLean, America Pie – every American has sung along to this song. You have. Admit it!
Ray Charles, America The Beautiful – play this song while watching fireworks for full effect. I promise you will get a lump in your throat.
Whitney Houston, Star Spangeled Banner (Live at Superbowl 25) – quite simply the best live performance of our National Anthem ever, before Whitney fell from grace.
Sammy Hagar, Remember The Heroes – patriotic rock and roll. Pure and simple.
Dixie Chicks, Goodbye Earl – a mid-west version of the American Dream. The video is a personal favorite of Stu's.
Johnny Paycheck, Take This Job And Shove It – this song epitomized the American worker of the late 70′s, and coined a phrase that is still used today. Who hasn't wanted to say this at one point in their lives?
James Brown, Living In America – you can't get more American than JB and Rocky IV. Sequin boxing gloves and shorts optional.
Prince, America – the full, unedited version of this epic tune is 22 minutes long. A red, white and purple monster jam! Turn out the lights, light up your sparklers, and get funky. (96.7 KCAL Rocks is not responsible for any injury caused while "getting down.")
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On a crisp early-fall morning in New England, Allan Kiprono and Kim Smith went out for a run and came back with $106,000.
Kiprono, 22, of Kenya, and Smith, 30, of New Zealand, won the 12th B.A.A Half Marathon on Sunday, each earning $6,000 for the victory and $100,000 for winning the B.A.A. Distance Medley, a new three-race series put on by the Boston Athletic Association that began with a 5K in April, continued with a 10K in June, and culminated with the half-marathon.
With his winning time of 1:01:44, Kiprono notched a personal best and broke the event record of 1:02:20 set in 2007 by Tom Nyariki of Kenya. Smith's time of 1:10:57 was just five seconds off of the event record set in 2010 by Kenya's Caroline Rotich. The race began and ended in Boston's Franklin Park, with the finish on the track of White Stadium.
Of the two victors yesterday, Smith had the easier time of it. Coming into the race, the three-time Olympian who lives in Providence, RI, had a 16-second lead over Ethiopia's Aheza Kiros in the series, which is based on cumulative time. The women's race began slowly, with Smith and Kiros each tossing in the occasional surge to no great effect. But around mile 9, Smith finally put a gap on Kiros that stuck, and she would go on to win by almost two minutes. Kiros was runner-up in 1:12:50.
"My coach [Ray Treacy] told me to just sit, that she was the one who had to get away from me," said Smith afterward. "He just told me to relax and the easier we could go the better, because for me, I have New York in a month and he wanted it to be a kind of easier effort for me anyway. So it kind of worked out perfectly."
Smith is training for the ING New York City Marathon on November 4, and called the half-marathon "definitely some good training for New York with the hills and the tough terrain." She finished 15th in the marathon at the London Games in early August, then took a week off before getting back into training for yesterday's race and getting married on September 1.
Asked what she might do with the $100,000, she replied: "I guess a honeymoon in Hawaii, maybe?"
Kiprono, who came into the race four seconds behind series co-leaders Ali Abdosh of Ethiopia and Sam Chelanga of Kenya, had to work harder for his reward, running aggressively from the outset. By five miles, Kiprono had a 12-second lead over Chelanga, who was bothered by a stomach issue; Abdosh was reportedly struggling with a back problem.
"The race was not easy," said Kiprono. "I wanted to see how the guys run. I start pushing very early. When I saw the first 10K was very fast, I thought, 'oh goodness me.'"
Chasing Kiprono was his training partner, Lani Rutto of Kenya. The two, under coach Dieter Hogen, trained for this race for the past month in Iten, Kenya, and Kiprono more than once looked over his shoulder to make sure that his compatriot wasn't gaining on him. He said he worried all the way.
"The guys who follow you, they have a lot of morale," he said. "Running [by] yourself is not easy. You have to maintain so that these guys cannot catch up."
By mile 10, Kiprono said, he felt confident of the win. Rutto would finish second, 1:01:55, 11 seconds back.
The outcome, said Kiprono, was not a surprise despite a bothersome hamstring.
"I feel strong when I woke up," he said. "I said to Lani, 'I will go, and the other guys follow me. And I'll break the course record.'"


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i have never seen a cat look more like cas in my damn life man
I've seen a lot of misinformation going around about CAS, the Copyright Alert System, AKA the Six Strikes system. Hopefully this will clear things up.
What CAS isn't:
- CAS is not a law. It is not SOPA or CISPA. It does not directly involve law enforcement agencies.
- CAS cannot see…
the whole thing about Cas being manipulated by angels is actually sadder than I first realized.
Cas was one of the very few angels who believed in free will. He rebelled. He tried to teach the other angels about free will too.
And now, what are the angels doing? They're taking his free will away from him again. Something he fought so hard for.
It's written CAS. C-A-S.
thank you, the supernatural fandom
My first thought seeing that promo?
"Everything I know is a lie…"
Somewhere in Middle America there is a dense forest. In that forest, nobody knows exactly which one, there is a meadow. It is perfectly circular, and in this meadow the rain falls, and from the ground, thousands upon thousands of flowers bloom.
The most likely explanation for this is the bees. You see, the bees love this meadow. There probably has never been a meadow that was better pollinated, and when the breeze blew you could catch the smell of honey from the hives in the trees of the surrounding forest.
At the center of the field there are two tombstones. They are unremarkable except for the way that they stand tall and together through the passage of time, even as moss began to spread, and vines began to crawl up their stony faces.
Behind the tombstones there is what at first seems to be a strange, green mound rising up from the earth, but upon closer inspection, one could see that the shape was that of an automobile, albeit covered in vegetation generations old. Really the structure would make an ideal home for a family of raccoons, or maybe a snake, but none reside there, for the structure is already claimed by that which made the meadow unique.
What was once the roof of a car, was now a mossy bed for a sleeping shape of stone—the shape of an angel. The curled body was cradled by bursting blossoms, and his wings draped over the knoll, consuming it in places, to touch the soft ground. The angel had been there in silent vigil for longer than anyone could say, and not even the fox would spill the blood of a rabbit in this meadow because of his presence. They wouldn't want to tarnish the beauty that gathered around him.
The meadow stayed unchanged, except for the passing of the seasons, until no mortal could have remembered how to find it.
No one came there, until the day somebody did.
When the angel awoke he was confused. He gazed around at a place he had not seen through eyes on earth for so long. The meadow was unbroken, unchanged from how he had crafted it, except for one man. The angel, whose wings had disappeared inside him when his grace returned to his body, fluttered from the roof to the ground in an instant.
The man flinched at the sudden change in position but didn't move from where he stood between the tombstones with a bowl at his feet and a cloth in his hand—a cloth turning red. His hair was dark, but his eyes were bright, despite the weariness the angel could see in his soul.
"You summoned me… and you are a hunter," the angel realized, blue eyes narrowing thoughtfully. "Why have you woken me?"
Despite his clear words, the angel's focus wavered as he took in the place where he had lain down what must now be centuries ago, after he had finished crafting it. His gaze settled around the tombstones, eyes filling with swirling clouds of something hunter couldn't place.
"I needed an angel," the hunter said. "Nobody has seen or heard from one in over a hundred years but I had to find one, and if I couldn't summon one from Heaven then I would find one still on Earth. I knew at least one was still here."
The angel glanced down to the bowl and saw a thick, leather-bound volume by its side. A hint of a wry smile touched his lips. The Book of Chuck, the cover read.
"Why do you so desperately need an angel?" he asked, voice rough at the sight of the tome in the man's possession.
The hunter's face twisted in what appeared to be pain.
"There's this thing, and it can only be killed by the light of an angel. It needs to be smote," the hunter explained. "I need you to kill it—it's after my brother and I have to kill it."
The angel's eyes widened and his grace flared against the body it was no longer used to being confined within. His eyes locked back onto the tombstones.
"I will help you," the angel said without hesitation and the hunter's face lifted, "But under one condition."
"Anything," the hunter said.
The angel nodded, and as the hunter turned to lead him from the meadow, he asked one more question.
"How did you know I would be here?"
The hunter, whose eyes now joined the angels to rest on the twin tombstones, placed his palm against the cover of the book and spoke softly.
"'And when they finally sleep, so too will he sleep, and over them he will sleep for eternity, as his love for them is as immortal as he…' Prophecies 2:19 of the Winchester Gospels."
The angel's eyes closed and he bowed his head, the corners of his lips turning barely upwards, and as he passed between the tombstones he reached out to brush his fingers over them, feeling cold stone and damp moss under his fingertips, but so much more under his skin—a promise. He wouldn't be gone long.
When the angel returned to the clearing in a rustle of feathers, the sky was dark. The meadow was dormant. Even the bees slept, but there was still a hum, only audible to the angel, that seemed to greet him—it was still faint. The grass and the flowers and the trees swayed and an ancient trench coat fluttered in the wind.
The angel was alone. The hunter had kept his promise and allowed the angel to wipe all memory of this place and its location from his mind. Before he had, though, the hunter had asked the angel a question.
"Will you just go back to sleep?"
The angel nodded, eager to return to the clean air that quickly forgot how soaked in blood flesh could be.
The hunter had cocked his head to the side.
"Isn't that lonely? Boring, at least," the hunter said, and for another moment he distinctly reminded the angel of two other hunters.
The angel smiled softly for the third time since he awoke.
"I am angel. Just because my vessel and my body sleep does not mean my grace is not free."
Then he had pressed two fingers to the hunter's forehead and disappeared with whisper.
Now, he closed his eyes once more and when he opened them he had returned to his place above the tombstones. Thoughts and memories swirled through the angels tired mind, battles fought, battles lost and battles won—but mostly he thought of the times in between, of love and forgiveness, of family. He thought about how he became the guardian of two hunters, and of how they saved the world with his wings at their backs, even when they were broken.
The hum grew louder, and the angel lay himself down. He felt the soft moss on his cheek, and the rusted metal frame beneath, and he whispered goodbye to the meadow and to the tombstones as he shut his eyes for good.
The hum grew to a voice as his grace began to disengage from his body and his vessel—two voices. They whispered in his ears and tugged at him, pulling him up and away from the meadow.
He pushed away from the ground, from the earth, wings folding out to touch the grass as the last of his grace slipped free.
Cas… it's time to come back.
It's time to come home, Cas.
The voices murmured to him and he felt the lights join him, swirling with him up towards Heaven.
Hurry, Cas.
Cas, we're waiting.
His grace glowed, a million times brighter than it could ever have shown on earth because here he was bursting with elation, as were the two blissful souls swirling around him.
Suddenly he was in a different set of woods. These may have been darker than the forest of the meadow, but above there were stars that pricked millions of tiny holes in the black, and here he wasn't alone.
There was a crack and a hiss, and then brilliant lights exploded above a little field and two shapes were illuminated. They sat with their backs to the angel, bottles in their hands, and he heard them laugh as they leaned back to watch the lights burst above them.
The angel smiled as he recognized this place. They came here often. It was one of their favorites.
The two looked up when the angel approached and brilliant grins split their faces. Castiel smiled, too.
Dean pulled him down to sit between them.
"Took you long enough, Cas," he said, throwing his arm around the angel's shoulders, green eyes sparked with blue as another light burst above them.
"We're glad you're home," Sam said sincerely, white smile easily visible in the dim night, face flushed and happy as he handed the angel a bottle, bumping his knee against Cas' leg.
The feeling of peace and happiness was nearly overwhelming as they sat together, side by side, shoulders brushing so they never forget each other's presence, and their laughter sprung into the air like birds taking flight.
The angel closed his eyes and smiled.
"Me too."
He was home.
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Make mornings suck less. Morninghead caps allow you to eliminate bed head in seconds no matter where you are.
The Morning Head cap is a shower cap that is lined with a super absorbent cloth material. You simply add water to the interior of the cap, place it on your head, and rub it around. In about 5 seconds your hair is wet as if you just got out of the shower. No water down your neck. It beats sticking your head under the faucet, no matter what your technique.
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As is tradition in my house my sister and I have been racking our brains on awesome DIY gifts for our mom.
We have already covered the house with our painted pottery, photo collages, and homemade aprons… so I checked out my favorite DIY site, 36th Avenue
This site, on top of being adorable and incredibly creative, has ideas for every mom, fashion forward, jewelry fanatics and the moms that just love photos.
Happy DIYing!


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According to a recent publication, there is afoot in the Michigan Legislature, a proposal to regulate the use of unmanned aerial vehicles. There may indeed be some valid privacy concerns here. Those UAV are quiet, incredibly maneuverable, and can carry wonderfully sophisticated photographic equipment. I can imagine one hovering outside my living room, recording me, reading at the fireplace - - no, actually I can't! Why would any individual, or agency, want to do that? But, the American Civil Liberties Union is among those with that kind of concern. I worry now that we'll be undertaking a "throwing the baby out with the bath water" scenario, as the state legislature clamps down so hard on the employment of UAV, that only dire emergencies, such as the Boston Marathon event, could warrant such surveillance techniques.
This is of more concern to me now, than it was a week earlier, before I read my e-mail message from Mark Ludwig, Allegan Conservation District. He is directing our attention to the possibilities associated with UAV-Agriculture. Those possibilities are outlined in a Ludwig referenced publication NO-TILL FARMER. The article is authored by John Dobberstein, the Managing Editor.
To get the full effect of the positive elements of this modern application of Wright Brothers inventiveness, you really ought to acquire the publication, from the newsstand or the Internet. Here are some samples from that article: . . . Cover hundreds of acres in an hour; provide a birds eye view of fields down to canopy level.
I was surprised at the contention that the cost of the Drone (hardly anybody calls them UAV) is already coming down. For example, there's one that can be flown with a laptop computer - cover 100 to 150 acres at a time - and costs about twelve thousand dollars; BUT, eleven of that twelve thousand dollars is for the software used to process the images.
As is commonly the case, our regulatory system is dragging its feet. The FAA in 2015 is expected to reveal a plan for integrating UAV into airspace rules, but who knows how long it will take to implement those guidelines. UAV are already in the air over Canada, Europe, Asia, and South America.
Meanwhile, back here in Michigan, the legislature is debating House Bill 4455, which would require state and local agencies to acquire a search warrant before using a drone in any non-emergency situation. Another House Bill, #4456, designates unauthorized use of a drone as a "public safety felony", punishable by up to ten years in prison.
The drone is coming to the farm, but it'll take longer than did the no-till planter.
Karl Guenther is a retired Kalamazoo farm broadcaster and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. He is a member of Michigan Farm Bureau and an emeritus member of the National Association of Farm Broadcasting.


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Newbie here....
Wonder if any members have any thoughts on the daily email deals that wine access sends out? www.wineaccess.com
Are they really good deals? Are you better off going to a local wine store?
I have bought a few of their offers over the past year. I generally am pleased. But I am not that good a wind connoisseur to know if the deals are really that good. They are good with their write ups and generally I would think they are on the level. I have noticed some of their deals aren't really that great a deal where I will see the wine I bought on the super special on the internet from a wine shop for the same price or less. The problem is if you buy a case and you aren't really thrilled with it you have a case. If you buy a few bottles and love it often you cant get more. So catch 22 type of situation.
Some of the wines:
Most of these were the 20-25 dollar range with wine access saying they are 40-50 retail.
2007 DuNah Pinot Noir DuNah Estate Vineyard Russian River Valley - I loved this one. Awesome. Problem here is I didn't buy enough
2012 Rockledge Vineyards Pinot Noir Terres Blanches Carneros - Was not as thrilled with this as it seemed minerally to me. Though got great write ups.
2011 Fiancetto Cabernet Sauvignon Gravelly Loam Napa Valley - Disappointed in this one. Not a smooth wine. Rough.
2011 Stolpman Vineyards Syrah Estate Grown Santa Ynez Valley - Awesome. Great syrah. Really happy bought a case on this one.


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There's much more to serving as a West Virginia Supreme Court justice than writing opinions and listening to oral arguments.
"It may sound silly but some people still think judges should do the whole Judge Judy thing, which is not what judges do," said West Virginia Supreme Court Chief Justice Brent Benjamin.
So, what do these mysterious black-robed figures do?
Besides the obvious of hearing appealed circuit court cases, granting writs and issuing decisions, justices also can take an active role in the community through extracurricular initiatives.
Some of these initiatives include Access to Justice and other efforts dealing with truancy, drug courts and conducting mock trials.
"It's important for judges to do those extra things because the judiciary is the most mysterious branch of government," Benjamin said. "It's very technical, hard to understand and a lot of people are afraid of it. It's an important part of educational outreach to do things like the mock trials, to have judges or judicial officers read to kids and to talk to them to do competitions with college kids and law school kids.
And justices can be no different than any one else, Benjamin said. Each justice displays his or her own court persona.
"As chief justice, much of it is simply trying to coordinate five very different personalities and focus them on the matter at hand. We have a very dynamic people," Benjamin said.
Justice Menis Ketchum, who was elected to the bench in 2008, sometimes can have a jocular demeanor.
"The fact that Justice Ketchum may make you laugh — it's certainly a reflection of his personality," Benjamin said. "He gets to the heart of it and he has the unique ability to ask a very important question but do it in a way that is not exactly funny but not harsh either. I think he puts attorneys at ease so they can get into a discussion."
Ketchum, of course, has a serious side too, especially when it comes to research, Benjamin said.
"He certainly is one on the court who will ask you about cases that reflect on this, especially those that have recently been decided. It encourages people to not stop the researching once you file a brief because Justice Ketchum, especially, will look at every case that comes up to the day before trial."
Justice Margaret Workman, who was elected in 1988 as the first woman on the court and later was elected again in 2008, focuses on the effect the high court's decision will have on families and children, Benjamin said.
"She's always interested in what the ultimate impact is going to be," Benjamin added. "She looks at the impact on the law and individuals. She's very compassionate. …When I look here, I see people who think these are the most important cases in the world. And we can't forget that. This isn't just an academic case. Each case is about people's lives."
Benjamin said Justice Robin Davis, who was first elected in 1996 and re-elected in 2000 and 2012, can be sensitive to majority trends and how West Virginia's laws compare to other states.
What about the newest justice on the bench?
"A lot of people are still wondering and studying him," Benjamin said of Justice Allen Loughry, who was elected last year. "He listens very intently and as I see him, he listens and waits for that opportunity to ask that very precise important question. It's going to be interesting to see how he develops."
So, what is Benjamin like? Benjamin was elected to a 12-year term in 2004.
"For me, in addition to making certain as chief that other justices get to answer their questions and don't talk over each other, I'm always interested in how it impacts the constitution," Benjamin said. "It's no secret to attorneys who participate that I'm looking to see if there is a constitutional angle."
"I'm attempting to preserve that constitution and not impinge on constitutional rights of individuals," he added.
Benjamin said justices get along on and off the bench.
"We stay in frequent telephone contact," he said. "Not just about law but on national matters too. I think we do genuinely care about each other."
"We're almost like a family," Benjamin added. "It doesn't mean we always get along with each other. We not only recognize that we are elected to be an individual and to bring something different to the table when we decide cases. Each one of us has a different background and has a dynamic individual character. What's good is we have the ability to get along well together and we have camaraderie. And when we get behind closed doors, we can disagree and discuss things for hours and still disagree but the difference with this court is that there are no tantrums and no grudges."
And Benjamin said for the future, he hopes West Virginians can not only be proud of its court system but also lose their fear of it.
"We, as Americans, need to be proud of our court system," he said. "It is here for our use, not be afraid of it."


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The team announced Friday that it has sent veteran center Kara Braxton to the Phoenix Mercury in return for Nicole Ohlde and a 2011 first-round draft pick.
Braxton was averaging 9.3 points and 4.6 rebounds per game for the shock and had started 16 of the team's 22 games this season. In 20 games of action this season, Ohlde was averaging 3.0 points and 1.9 rebounds per game off the bench.
The Kansas State alum is in her sixth season in the WNBA and has career averages of 8.8 points and 4.7 rebounds per game.
The move leaves Tulsa with only one player remaining from last year's roster when the team was in Detroit -- guard Alexis Hornbuckle.
The Shock are 4-and-18 and play at Seattle Sunday.
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