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If you are anything like the TLBC ladies, you LOVE to travel. No matter the reason or the where, hopping in a car or on a plane, bound for a new locale, is exciting! It brings with it the possibility of totally new experiences and new memories. No matter where we are headed every woman knows that she has to bring her basics, and her just-in-case must-haves. Today we are going to walk you through some travel lingerie essentials! Whether you're a week-ahead packer or the morning-of bag stuffer, our recommendations are sure to help ease any traveling stress!
Who knows what will happen on this fabulous trip of yours! You could end up on an adventure, meet a special someone, or make lifelong friendships. One thing we do know for sure is that no matter the scenario you will absolutely want a basic nude bra and a basic black bra! Our TLBC secret…make sure this bra has a least a little padding to make it perfect for both day and night!
Some great TLBC options are the "Angela," the "Julia", and the "Isis". All three will fulfill your every basic need and are sure to support you through whatever amazing adventure awaits!
A sexy confidence booster is always needed on a trip. Whether it's for yourself at that big event or if you are going out for a night on the town, a lacey detail is sure to spice up your outfit and in turn spice up your trip!
TLBC has many lace styles that would work great. Some bestsellers are the "Lucia," the "Ethel," and the "Erin." From deep-plunge to vintage chic to maximum lift, these three styles are sure to make your trip more exciting!
Every girl should have her go-to strapless bra; the bra that works under every tank top and your favorite dress. This style is an essential for any lingerie drawer and should be remembered on every trip! Though not always used, it is a must-have emergency item that is sure to come in handy for those unplanned memories that make the best post-trip stories.
The resident TLBC strapless bra, the "Sascha," is perfect for any petite woman. It features removable padding for extra oomph and straps for ultimate versatility. Available in smooth and lace cups, you're sure to find your favorite!
Now that you've got your bras let's move on to the all-important counterpart, the panty. The key with panty packing is variety! Pack every basic and then a few extras for those emergency moments. Nude, black, seamless, thong, full-coverage, color, print – the choices seem endless, we know – but this list is sure to keep you covered (pun intended) and comfortable on every trip.
Some TLBC must-have panties are the "Angela Bikini," the "Sascha Thong," the "Ethel Panty", and the "Lucia Thong." These styles will get you through every look and every adventure.
No matter if it's a short weekend jaunt or a summer long excursion, these basic tips are sure to fulfill your every lingerie travel need. Now go have an amazing time and make some phenomenal memories!
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It is the day after Oscar Sunday and we, like so many others, are reliving every wonderful, crazy, touching, hilariously perfect moment!
The fashion was wow; the nominees were all amazing, Ellen did a lovely job, and the winners were all gracious and deserving! We enjoyed the best selfie moment to date (as did everyone else clearly). We started to crave pizza right around the time it was passed around, and we jumped on board the new ultimate fantasy couple train- hello Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Emma Watson!
Whether you enjoyed it as much as we did or missed the golden statue's big night, there were some truly inspirational moments that the TLBC Team would like to commemorate for this special edition of Motivational Monday!
Last night, like many Oscar nights before it, was chalk full of beautiful, heartfelt, and tearful acceptance speeches. Touching stories and wise words were shared, all together making some wonderful TV moments.
Jared Leto spoke beautifully about his mother and ended with "…to those of you who have ever felt injustice because of who you are and who you love, I stand here in front of the world with you and for you." Eloquently put Mr. Leto. We thank you for those beautiful words and your equally as beautiful hair!
Cate Blanchett once again proved she is supremely classy, and a little bit bad a** (excuse the strong wording). In a speech including many words of thanks and lovely messages to her fellow nominees, (reference "#suckit Julia, you know what I mean?") she ended with a shout out to the strength and prominence of female driven films. Her strong parting words "The world is round people!" were some of our favorite of the night.
Matthew McConaughey won best actor for his superb job in Dallas Buyer's Club and once again regaled us with his flawlessly wise words and smile worthy life lessons. Sharing with us his secrets for a happy life, which include God, something to look forward to, and a hero to chase (incidentally it's himself in 10 years). Matthew once again made us smile, made us laugh, and ended with our favorite "Alright, alright, alright!"
Though all of the above were wonderful and memorable, this edition of "Motivational Monday" includes a line from the supremely lovely Lupito Nyongo's speech. The best supporting actress winner was the epitome of grace and style last night and, with her words of thanks, she solidified herself as a true lady -
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Ahhhh laundry day…we all have it…we all wait way too long to do it…and, this just in, we may not be doing it right!
Aside from separating your whites and line drying your cottons, ladies, we're here to tell you, HAND WASH your lingerie! You finally found that perfect bra that makes you look in the mirror and say "are those my boobs!?", now make sure it lasts as long as possible!
Hand washing your bra will allow it to maintain the correct shape, keep the padding fresh, and the color crisp! There are a multitude of lingerie soaps out there. The TLBC ladies are fans of Eucalan and Forever New, but a light detergent such as Woolite also works well. Gently hand wash your bra in lukewarm water, using your hands to work the soap into the bra. If you use a specialized lingerie detergent, there is no rinsing needed! If you use another detergent, gently rinse your bra until no soap is apparent. Lay the treasured piece flat to dry and, if you're anything like us, wait impatiently for your delicates to be ready!
Watch TLBC Founder Emily Lau walk you through this technique below!
The other tricky question is WHEN do we wash our bra!? One key thing to remember is a bra does not need to be washed after every use, but it should be given a day of rest. This day off will help it regain its original shape and structure.
For a little more when to wash guidance check out the diagram below!
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NY Fashion Week is done and London is UP NEXT!!
As the hottest and most exciting Spring/Summer 2014 fashions are revealed, TLBC is taking stock and getting excited to unveil our own Spring/Summer 2014 Collection! In accordance with some of the top Spring Fashion Trends, TLBCs new SS14 Collection will fulfill every petite gals lingerie desires.
Check out a sneak peak at some of our new styles BELOW!!
Introducing the "Stephanie"!
As seen in the February issues of "Real Simple" this flirty style features sexy black eyelash lace giving the subtle look of fringe. Adding a little something extra to your lingerie drawer this spring, get excited for the "Stephanie"!
Introducing the "Sonia"!
Modeled after the bestselling "Lucia" style, the "Sonia" features a mesh overlay with a swiss-dot pattern! Sure to give you our signature TLBC shape, the "Sonia" is the perfect fashion forward lingerie addition this spring!
Introducing the "Courtney"!
This ultra feminine demi-cup style perfectly balances the delicate lilac color palette with the modern aesthetic of neutral shades. Featuring removable padding and lace overlay this flirty style is the epitome of all things Spring!
All spring styles are COMING SOON!! Check our Facebook and Twitter for collection updates!
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For this edition of "What to Wear Wednesday" the TLBC team has put together a list of some of our "What NOT to Wear" picks for petites. There are certain looks, certain cuts, and certain styles that petite women should avoid and we are here to share a few of them with you and to give you some great alternatives!
A cropped pant creates a stunted line on the petite frame and can make you look even smaller! If you aim to cover your heels, you will create a longer visual line and the illusion of height. Some standard-size pants that are "cropped" can also fit petite women just right! If you want to wear the cropped look aim to avoid the wide-leg style, as this will add weight to your look.
While we all enjoy a good Grecian goddess moment, too much draping on a petite frame can lead to an unflattering look that ends up drowning you in fabric! If you want to embrace your inner petite goddess be sure you balance out any drapery with clean lines to help flatter your petite frame and elongate the visual lines.
Feminine details can often make or break a look. Small details and little girly touches can help take a look from plain to glamorous or sophisticated to tacky. The key is to make sure the detail is flattering you and not overtaking the outfit. One such detail that petite women need to be careful with is the ruffle. A ruffle is hard for any women to pull off especially those of petite stature. A bold ruffle can often overtake and outfit, and it can be too heavy of a look for petite women. To add a feminine touch try a lace appliqué or beading instead of ruffles.
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Happy Valentines Day!
Here at the Little Bra Company we understand the struggle of coming up with ideas for a date. There is always the tradition of dinner and a movie; but why not spice things up a bit! It is Valentine's Day after all! Even though a dinner and movie are something we all love, stepping out of your comfort zone is always needed. The TLBC Team has put together some fun and cute Valentine's Day date ideas to help inspire you this Valentine's weekend!
Decorate your home in partner's favorite place to travel, or that one place you both are dying to see! This is a great DIY date since you can really get in the spirit of the holiday. Make something fun and cheesy that you will both love. Carry the theme all the way through the meal and feel as though you're enjoying a romantic evening away!
Go wine tasting! This could be a romantic date or a weekend away. Being surrounded by the luxurious wines and the beauty of the vineyard creates a magical experience that is perfect for Valentines Day.
Learn to dance! Pick any genre of dance that you find sexy and sassy. Dance is a great way to get in a flirtatious mood. Stay close to each other and let your body do the talking!
Make a point to spend quality time together outside! Spend the day/evening exploring, make a bond fire, bring a picnic for under the stars and enjoy a romantic time together cuddling under the under the afternoon sky or evening stars!
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Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and the TLBC team understands the struggle to find the perfect V-day gift! There is always the traditional flowers/candy and, as any girl worth her salt will tell you, these are classic for a reason! Though we love the tried and true sometimes stepping away from the traditional is the right choice. If this is the year you want to step out and try something new or if you are struggling to find something for your special someone check out some of the TLBC Teams favorite DIY Valentine's Day gifts below!
1.12 Months of Dates
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3.Bag of Their Favorite Things
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Whatever you end up doing this V-Day the ladies of TLBC hope it's filled with love and laughter!
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Allotmenteering! turned 2 today! This makes me a bit sad - I haven't done anything with the blog this year - or the allotment for that matter… I will resolve to be better next year!
I've been very pleased with my fruiting plants this year, I've had loads of strawberries, redcurrants and rhubarb. I also planted a gooseberry bush and 3 blackcurrant plants which will hopefully provide heaps of fruit next year too.
*I'm trying to look on the positive side of allotmenteering and desperately trying not to think about the 2 nearly empty beds at the back of the plot where the pigeons struck!
I have had quite the infestation of black fly, I've been told to remove the tops but to be honest the infestation is so bad I'm not sure how that would help. besides this year I seem to have a huge population of ladybirds so I'm hoping that they will keep numbers down.
potatoes at last!
None of my potato plants have actually flowered yet, but I planted WAY more than was necessary so I have been digging up a few plants to sustain me. potatoes are so easy to grow and so satisfying.
Savage pigeon attack!
I don't think I've ever been more upset at the allotment than when i arrived to find that ALL my brassica had been destroyed by the pigeons and that my turnips had bolted.
sad, sad times.
Home grown dinner (with a little help from Greedy Gardener who gave me the flowers)
Weeding woes
This is my first post in a few weeks, mostly because I've been hugely busy, but also because I've been a bit embarrassed about the state of my allotment. The year started off so well with bags of enthusiasm but this miserable weather has really dampened my spirits. Although my beautiful veg has taken a battering, the weather seems to have done little to impede the progress of the weeds, which have, slowly but surely, taken over every available inch of soil (much to my embarrassment).
SO I've attached a recent picture and vow to get on top of things this weekend, come rain or shine.
This is my favourite meal, pan fried salmon with goats cheese (from Moseley Farmer's Market), with roasted sweet potato, peppers and tomato with a beetroot salad.
My goal this year is to be able to supply all of the veg in this dish (substituting sweet potato with butternut squash)
Sadly the sudden hot weather has encouraged my pak choi to bolt, this is a shame but I am going to collect the seeds so that I can plant more later in the year.
Making paths
My neighbour Peter told me recently that one of his allotment regrets was having grass paths in between his beds. I had been thinking that they looked pretty cute and that mine would probably go the same way, but he's right its way to much hassle, I have no strimmer or mower to keep on top of them and it only encourages more weeds to creep in. So I've decided to put down bark paths in between my beds, my dad bought me 2 100 litre bags and I had newspaper and a black fabric weed barrier. The bark only managed 3 paths, but as ever its a work in progress.
I think the result looks pretty good!
Home made things:
1. chalkboard jars - we used blackboard paint and masking tap to create new labels for our jars
2. Painted plant labels - I picked up some very cheap wooden plant labels from Wilkinson's and some tester paints - I've got a sharpie pen and some varnish i think these will really brighten up the plot!


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In mid-December, 2012 Joy Global International (NYSE: JOY) declared its 4Q 2012 results with revenue of ~$1.6 billion, which were up by ~19% on a year-over-year basis. This performance has buoyed the stock, and since the declaration the stock price has seen an upward trend of ~17%.
The topline drivers to the incremental sales were:
- The surface segment of the company, which was up by ~35% y/y, benefited greatly from last year's influx of electric shovel orders.
- Joy's Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) showed a good growth of ~37% y/y because of increased international orders and strong product delivery across all regions.
One more interesting thing to watch in Joy's results was its order backlogs. Even though its backlogs were down by ~10% and reached ~$1.26 billion, it will cover ~75% of the company's production plan for 2013. These include two big Capex orders lined up for next year of ~$200 million from Australia and ~$100 million from North America.
The only thing in the 4Q12 results that somewhat disappointed me was the ~25% decline in the revenue of its latest acquisition International Mining Machinery (IMM). This decline was due to low shipments from Eurasia and China and its integration issues with Joy Global. But, I think that the company will improve its integration process and increase the aftermarket services of IMM, making good use of its strong field service organization. Additionally, quality enhancements on certain products using Joy's technology should allow IMM to grow its market share within China.
Competitors Focusing on Expansion & Acquisition
With the aim to capture the growing mining market in the Asia-Pacific region, Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) recently announced that it will open two new factories in Tongzhou, Jiangsu Province of China. These facilities will manufacture large wheel loaders according to the needs and requirements for quarry and mining applications in China and other markets. With the announcement of these proposed facilities the company now operates 27 facilities, out of which four are under construction. Caterpillar's seriousness towards emerging markets and China is evident from the fact that in early 2012 it acquired its Chinese rival ERA Mining Machinery Ltd.
In the MINIExpo 2012 General Electric (NYSE: GE) introduced its GE mining unit and aims to increase its revenue from manufacturing mining equipment to ~$5 billion within the next 4 years. To strengthen its position it acquired Industria of Australia and Fairchild International in the U.S. General Electric's acquisitions are not only aimed at increasing volume, but also to acquire leverage over technology. The newly acquired firms have a strong history of R&D. Their achievements include advanced collision avoidance systems, remote asset monitoring, and in-vehicle monitoring systems.
Coming back to Joy Global, it has launched many new upgraded products for both surface and underground mining.
Introduction of New and Improved products
At the MINIExpo, 2012 Joy introduced a host of products that are expected to generate ~$1 billion in the next five years. Some of the products are low seam longwall and autonomous longwall systems that are expected to generate ~$300 million. A new highly automated continuous mining system that can cut, bolt, mesh, and convey simultaneously will generate ~$200 million, and the 2650 CX Hybrid a diesel-electronic rope shovel will reduce fuel consumption by 25%, from which savings of ~$200 million are expected. Along with that, it has also included the 4800 XPC shovel, a 135 ton mining shovel that is 20% more productive than previously introduced shovels and is designed with the world's largest capacity bucket.
What to expect from this Stock?
The success of Joy Global in the short run depends on how the macro factors turn out. The weak US coal market is especially the one to keep an eye on. But in the long run I feel that the backlogs, future growth of aftermarket services, and upgraded products will help the company achieve a strong position in the future.
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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - The two day amnesty program allows individuals with certain misdemeanors and traffic cases to have costly administrative and warrant fees waived. Kimberly Harper-Johnson patiently waited in court hoping for a break on her recent ticket.
Johnson says her ticket is "$950, close to $1,000." She says she received that ticket after she was caught speeding.
"It was a speeding ticket and at the time proof of insurance , the card was expired although I did have insurance, so I had to show proof of that so I got those two combined, so I guess that's why it's that high," says Johnson.
The amnesty program won't benefit everyone. Individuals with violations like weapons crimes don't qualify for the program.
Jackson court administrator Jeanette Banks says, "now, we're not doing those cases, domestic violence, DUI's, cases of that nature, crime against a person, but we are focusing on traffic violations."
Now if you take part in the amnesty program, you may not have to pay for parking, the city's bagged up meters surrounding the police department headquarters so that you don't have to pay.
Banks says, "well, it was just a convenience for the citizen because we are limited with parking here downtown so we decided to ask if we could bag the meters for that convenience for them."
Now if you do qualify for amnesty, on average you could receive at least $75 off of each violation you owe.
Johnson says, "in such a time as this when money is so tight and we're trying to do things for our families and all that, if we can be able to be cleared and save some money and allowed a second chance that'd be great ."
If you're interested in attending the amnesty program, you'll want to head to the Jackson police headquarters downtown. The program runs today and Friday from 8am until 9pm. You'll want to make sure you have a picture I. D., cash and a copy of your ticket.
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The Melting Pot - Atlantic City
- Address:
2112 Atlantic Avenue
Atlantic City, NJ 08401Neighborhood:
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- Cuisine:
FonduePrice: $31 to $50
The Melting Pot - Atlantic City
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.meltingpot.com/atlantic-city/specials
- Phone: 6094411100
- Hours of Operation:
Monday thru Thursday 4pm-10pm Friday 4pm-11pm Saturday 12pm-11pm Sunday 12pm-10pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Fondue, Swiss
- Executive Chef: Alex Urbieta
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: The Melting Pot in Atlantic City has several different areas available for private parties. We are able to host private parties from 2 to 212 guests. This includes 3 party rooms ranging from 12 to 52 guests. Our "Lovers Lane" features eight private booths for two that provide a very intimate setting for that special night out. Our dining room features seven VIP booths, each in their own private room. All of these options are sure to give you and your party a perfect night out!
- Private Party Contact: Charlie Haney 6094411100
- Special Events: The restaurant is conveniently located at The Walk in the center of Atlantic City and can seat 212 guests. This includes 3 party rooms ranging from 12 to 52 guests. Buy outs are available, call for information and let us help you plan your next event.
Getting there
- Cross Street: N. Missouri Ave
- Public Transit: All public transportation as well as the Jitneys are available to and from our restaurant.
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Discounted $5 valet service after 4pm. The valet is located one block north on Atlantic Ave. Turn right immediately after Ruth's Chris Steakhouse. There is also public parking at the SJTA- Atlantic Ave. lot diagonally across the street from the restaurant. Bear right off of the AC Expressway between Arctic Ave and Atlantic Ave. Parking is also available in the Caesars parking garage located directly behind the us. The "Temple" parking garage is closest to the restaurant.
A word from The Melting Pot - Atlantic City
At the Melting Pot we offer an extraordinary dining experience that you won't find at any other restaurant. Here, you'll discover all the ingredients to a perfect evening, including a relaxed atmosphere, private tables, attentive service, fine wines & cocktails, as well as the finest cheese fondues, meats, seafoods, vegetables and chocolate fondues available. No matter whether you're planning a romantic date, a business meeting or just a get together with friends, The Melting Pot always provides fun & lasting memories. Make reservations today & come dip into something different.Continued
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- One of the Best Melting Pot Spots!HSJ1980Dined on 9/26/2014My fiance and I love Melting Pot and this is one of our favorite locations. If you ask ahead or make an early reservation, you can get a private booth with a sliding glass door to keep you separated from everyone else. Sounds pretentious to write it that way, but it is actually very nice, especially for a date with your significant other. The service has always been great here and the food always fresh and delicious. The only frustrating thing is that Melting Pot in general keeps messing with it's menu. For some unknown reason, they changed the AMAZING brown dipping bread, which was a honey wheat to a brown rye bread and it is AWFUL compared to the former. They also removed the Fiesta cheese from most menus, but not here! Great date night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- total wasteMaloryDined on 9/20/2014The entire meal was mediocre at best. The starter fondue had a bitter aftertaste and too much beer. Portions were incredibly small, takes a very long time to cook one bite of food, bland, and the service is annoying since everything requires explanation and was incredibly slow. Way too expensive! The only part that was mildly redeeming was the dessert.
- Amazing time!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014food, drinks, atmosphere = perfect place to celebrate our 5th wedding anniversary! Service was outstanding,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Melting Pot consistently deliversbailzyDined on 9/13/2014My wife and I come here at least once a year. We're always happy with our meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PatrVIPDined on 9/5/2014Service and food was excellent. Tried the new cheese fonduSpecial Features:
- Family Dinner in at the Melting PotShawnequiaDined on 9/2/2014It has been a while since we've been to the Melting Pot. They've revised their menu and added an option to "create your own" experience. We usually just do the cheese and food option anyway so it was perfect. We passed on salads, had the cheese with the bread and veggies for dippers. I'm not sure but they should put these items in bigger containers so that I don't have to keep calling the server to the table everytime we finish up our little container of dippers. A family of 3 can easily go through about 3 of those small containers. Anway, the create your own entree is perfect since we have an individual who is allergic to seafood. They were able to just order chicken or steak or a combination of 3 items from the choices. PERFECTSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome first time experienceBring4ththefoodDined on 8/30/2014My girlfriend and I both had a great first time experience at a fondue restaurant. We had our own little booth away from everyone else, the waiter was awesome, the food was to die for, and even though the meal (plus tip) cost about $116 for both of us it was well worth it. We are already planning our next trip back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OverpricedOverpricedDined on 8/23/2014Entrees were expensive and it was an up charge for the fondue that was the most flavorful. The reason you r there is for the fondue and it was ridiculous to be charged extra for anything that wasn't broth or oil. Very disappointed. We couldn't cook vegetables to taste good just tasted hot but raw.
- A Break From the EverydayNilesBIshopDined on 8/23/2014Sometimes you just get tired of the same old dining experience and want to try something different and delicious. Nothing is more fun at lunch than a nice salad or a cheese or chocolate fondue. The servers always make your meal special.Special Features:
- Unbelievably amazing.DukeDined on 8/18/2014We went out for our anniversary dinner and decided to try fondue for the first time. The staff was very friendly and extremely helpful with our menu selection. We definitely plan on returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slowest serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/15/2014We were a group of 8 - adults and 3 kids age ten. The waiter was so sweet but obviously in over his head. It took over 45 minutes to get our first round of drinks. After waiting, he didn't know how to open a wine bottle so we took his corkscrew and opened it ourselves. This happened twice since we ordered 2 bottles over the course of the evening. We have been to Melting Pot several times. This was by far the strangest experience. I wouldn't call it terrible because you could see how hard the waiter was trying, but it was extremely slow, the bar tender came out to help him start the fondues at one point. We were there for 3 1/2 hours - way to long for any dinner. I think the staff needs more training or assistance.Special Features:
- very good novelty restaurantRaymondDined on 8/14/2014My children 13 and 10 loved the restaurant. Great for the family to do as it keeps them active throughout the meal. Service is great. Very expensive could have eaten at the Palm or Old Homestead for about the same priceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, took too longJennDined on 8/13/2014Let me start with, the food being excellent. We we to the restaurant for my birthday and there were 6 of us. It is perfect for groups. But when the idea in Atlantic City is to get back to the slot machines, it took way to long. I have been to Melting Pot before and we were out of there in 1 1/2 tops. It took us 3 hours!! In between courses our waiter would disappear for 1/2 hour. Since I picked the restaurant, I felt horrible. My friends husbands were not pleased and kept making comments. Do not pick this restaurant unless you plan on using up most of your night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great serviceChocloverDined on 8/8/2014Out server Shawn was super nice, attentive, and knowledgable. Recommended a new wine we fell in love with. Will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun placeFinnDined on 8/8/2014Excellent food and a fun experience. Couldn't imagine basically cooking you're own food at a restaurant could be fun but it was!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great time!taymar09Dined on 8/7/2014My friend and I went to have a girls night out and we had an amazing time at the Melting Pot! It was something fun and different which is exactly what we were looking for.Special Features:
- Cheshire1Dined on 8/6/2014The resturant was a special find. While it was expensive, the kids had a blast. Would recommend the fondue experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always a pleasurecheesiemeDined on 8/3/2014For two years now, this has been a special occasion spot for my boyfriend and myself. I do prefer the private booths, it creates such an intimate atmosphere. Service here is always exceptionally wonderful. It's filled with friendly, personable service (who are always patient with my indecisiveness). The one thing I would recommend is better quality or better preparation of the tofu. My boyfriend is a vegetarian, and he didn't get to enjoy the actually entree portion of his meal. Otherwise, no complaints from us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good FoodZachDined on 8/2/2014Had never been to a Melting Pot before and decided to try it out. The food was very good and the waiter checked on us frequently to make sure we didn't need anything.Special Features:
- ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/2/2014I visit The Melting Pot about once every 3 months. I have been to the AC location approx 5 times, I have never encountered less then average service till this time. The waiter was friendly but did not explain anything to the table & we had a couple people in our party that had never been to The Melting Pot before. The meal usually takes approx 2 hrs for the 4 course experience, ours took over 3, we waited almost a 1/2 hr to get our entrees after we finished our salads. When we got our chocolate fondue, they were both cold. The waiter finally came back around to us to turn the burners up to the correct temp. as we were finishing up. We were very disappointed w/ our experience at this location & will not be returning anytime soon.Special Features:
- just wasn't our styleheidigurlDined on 8/2/2014Didn't realize that we would have to cook our own food.Special Features:
- JanineJanine2536Dined on 8/2/2014Out waiter, Eddie, did a great job. He was funny, knowledgeable and he was just awesome. We had a great experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PapaleckiVIPDined on 7/26/2014We've been coming to the melting pot in AC for years. A couple times a month in season. We've noticed a significant decline in foot traffic in the restaurant recently. The portions are getting smaller and the vibe of the restaurant is dwindling. On a Saturday night in July, the bar was empty. The decline in AC casinos is having a ripple effect to the restaurant scene. It is a shameSpecial Features:
- Never fails to pleasetricnrobDined on 7/26/2014We never leave THE MELTING POT disappointed. Menu changed slightly since we were last here but it was for the better. The Caprese Salad is a refreshing new change. Service was, as usual, exceptional, professional and welcoming. We enjoy this location as we can take a casual stroll along the boardwalk afyer our meal.Special Features:
- Amazing Date Night!coastiegirlfriendDined on 7/25/2014My boyfriend and I are from out of town and he had just graduated boot camp. We decided to go celebrate that and our anniversary at the same time. The gave us a VIP room very excluded from the dinning area but still served very well. The food was to die for and the dessert was amazing! Definitely coming back again! Highly recommending it to friends and family!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- unfulfilled promiseOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 7/24/2014I was excited to go to the melting pot in part because of the vegetarian options but was told by our server that all the food at the table would be cooked in the same sauce so that the vegetarian food would be mixed with my companions' meat dishes which makes no sense and effectively foreclosed the option of my having a main course. Also, with regard to the fondue although the cheese fondue was good, the portions were ridiculously small and the chocolate fondue was not heated properly so it was like eating fruit with Hershey's syrup.
- Ladies Night at the Melting PotPLA216Dined on 7/24/2014My first visit to the Melting Pot, AC was a few years ago with my husband... We had a fantastic experience. This week I went with a friend for Ladies Night and was mostly disappointed. Drinks were extremely weak and dippers were not overly fresh. We felt a bit rushed through our entire meal. Not sure I would return anytime soon.Special Features:
- Had betterUnhappyDined on 7/24/2014Salads prepared improperly-nuts in wrong salad-and waitress only comment was 'will tell co-worker'. 2nd cocktail not made like 1st. Did not get water refill unless asked and then only got one refill even though glasses clearly empty when waitress returned. Waitress rushed meal after salad complaint. Did not refill entree dipping sauce even though said she would. Had coupon for free strawberries but didn't take it off bill until reminded. Never saw a manger. Staff repeatedly walked back and forth past room looking in.
- The worst meal I ever hadSushisamDined on 7/23/2014The decor looks like a prison everything is grey and black. Then you have horrible 40s music blasting in the background. We had a living social deal for 4 people that I got for $100. Unfortunately Our 4th person couldn't come. They did nothing to acknowledge The extra money paid for the other person, no extra meal no discount Nothing. Then the food, we got the cheddar , all you could taste was the Bitter beer they put in. The entree comes out raw so they brought me Slabs of raw duck and filet that you had to boil in this nasty smelling broth They bring six sauces, none of which tasted of anything. Finally when I gave Them my phone to scan the voucher. They had no way to scan it so we Spent 20 minutes searching emails to get the number!Special Features:
- Death By Chocolate (AWESOME)OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/20/2014Boyfriend and I went here for my bday dinner after a day of fun in AC - it was GREAT. Waitress was awesome, ambiance was totally cool and the food was great. Loved every second of it... needed to be rolled out of the restaurant... be sure to take a long walk after!Special Features:
- Loved it!!!Melissa126Dined on 7/16/2014This was my first time at the melting pot and I loved it, from the first moment till the end it was amazing. Our waitress was great I'm a server my self and loved the fact that she did everything I would have done. And since it was our first time she made sure to let us know everything and answer all our questionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Everything was perfectACwinningDined on 7/12/2014Food was great, experience is great!! Staff was great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always greatLiAndGDined on 7/7/2014As usual, our dinner was fantastic!! Tom was terrific and attentive!!Special Features:
- Not a typical experienceSUMJEMDined on 6/30/2014AC's MP has a great layout, but the food prep does not match other locations. Example, mozzarella in the capresse salad=2 tiny pieces, out of asparagus? For the vegetarian option, that's pretty important (run to the grocery store!), and no whole strawberries to dip? What? Instead one large over rip strawberry sliced!!! You would not find any of this happening at the other locations we've visited. And this was a birthday dinner!!!Special Features:
- AmyNehocyma02Dined on 6/28/2014Food was really good, Although I wouldn't recommend chicken it didn't have much flavor and I didnt like the dipping sauces but everything else was amazingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- !!!!MLCTDined on 6/28/2014I went to the melting pot ac right before i saw lady gaga on saturday the 28th there are many melting pots many places. I found the setting relaxing and quiet t was very confusing cooking your food like pork and beef in vegetable broth because you did not know what every thing was and the time limit to cook i would go again but not all the time by the way the pork is AMAZING in get it!!!!!Special Features:
- Great experienceKellaDined on 6/23/2014This was my first time to a melting pot. It was a great experience, I recommend that everyone try it. The food was good but the desert was delicious! I would go back just for the desert alone!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Fonduefoodie83VIPDined on 6/22/2014The food was excellent. The music was terrible. We fell like we were in a dentist waiting room.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary here anytimeLarryDined on 6/22/2014This was our second visit to celebrate a wedding anniversary. The private room is ideal. Service was great. Fondue is fun.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Collier County deputies were able to disarm a juvenile who had a shotgun in the Naples Park neighborhood Monday afternoon.
A witness told us it happened on 105th Street North. Someone in the area who saw the boy called authorities.
They found him with the gun and wearing camouflage. Deputies described him as "distraught."
The deputies were able to talk to the boy and get the gun away from him.
As of early Monday evening, he had not been arrested. The child was being held in protective custody.
No one was injured, and no schools were put on lockdown during the incident.
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You can use Nephalia Smuggler to temporarily exile your creatures when an opponent tries to kill one, but there are trickier things to do with it. Target Blade Splicer to get another 3/3 Golem token if you just need to build an army, or swap out your Fiend Hunter's target when a bigger threat comes along. Looking for a more subtle trick? Attack with a bunch of creatures including a Tandem Lookout. After your opponent blocks, use the Smuggler's ability on your Lookout. When it reenters the battlefield, pair it up with an unblocked creature.
Between Dismember, Fiend Hunter, Righteous Blow, and Gideon's Lawkeeper, you have plenty of options for keeping opposing creatures tied up and out of the way. But if you have a Phyrexian Metamorph in hand, hold off on getting rid of your opponent's best creature until you've had a chance to copy it. With so many other ways to deal with creatures, try saving your Oblivion Rings for artifacts, enchantments, or planeswalkers.
When sideboarding, consider whether your opponent wanted to start attacking you early or was content to slowly take control of the game. If your opponent was aggressive, sideboard in Cathedral Sanctifier and Inquisitor Exarch. The life gain will help you survive the initial onslaught while you set up your devastating combinations. Mana Leak and Negate are great sideboard options for matches where you're more worried about expensive spells and creatures, usually ones that cost four or more mana.
When you're ready to customize your deck, think about which plays worked the best for you and which you enjoyed the most. If you like attacking with fast hard-hitting creatures like Mirran Crusader, try the Innistrad set's Champion of the Parish. It gets bigger for every Human creature you play, which works well because almost all of the creatures in your deck are Human. Do you prefer Nephalia Smuggler's jaunty bag of tricks? Restoration Angel can temporarily exile something once, and after the shenanigans you'll still have a large, flying Angel.


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Phuket, Thailand: The scent of the sea air was so delicious, I wanted to lick it. It came on a light breeze that tickled the fronds of the rain forest and wafted over my tired and achy body, renewing my spirits, after being held captive in a seatbelt for more than 16 hours. I was a week and a half into a nearly 2,000-mile-long drive from Singapore to Bangkok. I had been on new-car test drives around the country, on 4wd adventures around the globe and had even raced in famed and exhausting desert races, but, a drive from the mouth of "Lion's Head" to Thai's "City of Angels" had challenged my sensibilities.
Our journey had been crammed from the start with a pace and schedule that would have made biking across Canada or climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro an easier task, I postulated, as I found a cozy niche among the gear secured onto the top of a Land Rover Discovery and stretched out my legs.
During our long drive from the border of Malaysia to the island of Phuket, we had evidence of the rich juxtaposition of cultures, watching the ancient ritual of men guiding tethered oxen through rice fields, adjacent to majestic gilded palaces, with fat-bellied, smiling Buddhas guarding their gates. We had fought for wheelbase room for our quartet of "Drive Around the World" logo-ed SUVs on a two-lane motorway, where we were often one of three vehicles abreast at the same time--not including the scooters to each side, often ferrying entire families and their household goods, along with modern motor coaches traveling at dizzying speeds.
We had seen lumbering elephants and swerved to avoid a Komodo dragon, as we radioed from car to car, deciphering signs with hieroglyphic markings that had to be continuously looked up in the "Lonely Planet Guide." The last thing we were was lonely and, in fact, we longed to be!
For days now, we had motored in our Discoverys and moved our gear from to hotel room to hostel, eyeing wonder to even greater wonderment, in this culturally-diverse and teeming-with-life quadrant of Asia. We had visited with Parkinson's patients at a leading research center; toured the Singapore waterways by boat, learning legend and lore of the region; and indulged in the drink named for this large city that also makes up small this country.
Moving north to Malaysia, we walked the plank between the famed Petronas Twin towers, the world's tallest since 9/11; visited with villagers in the remote and beautiful Cameron Highlands; and peeled leeches from our ankles after a night walk in the rain forest with Royal Geographic Society researchers, hearing about their study of the Malaysian jungle's flora and fauna.
Now, for the first time in days, I felt quieted. Soothed, with a cold local brew in one hand, I scanned the jungle below, moving my night vision goggles in slow, widening arcs taking in the skeletonized leaves of coconut palms and rubber trees in the foreground, panning the thin strip of sandy beach below and moving out to a vista so majestic it pulled at my heart and softened it. A full moon sprinkled gold dust on the Andaman Sea. Atolls were charcoaled into the backdrop; I could see why this was called the "Pearl of the South."
Unexpectedly, an anxiety-provoking thought crept into my brain and sent adrenalin pulsing through my palms. Peering through the night goggles that turned the world a garish green suddenly brought flashback memories that opened a drawer in my gray matter, which stored a host of haunting thoughts.
I recalled scenes from two movies, "Proof of Life" and "The Beach" (which had been filmed, in part, in Phuket). In both, quiet and seemingly-safe journeys in remote parts of the world-Peru and Thailand-had gone awry. Frighteningly wrong. Suddenly, I remembered one of the top news stories of the day about uprisings and a beheading that had taken place in a small village, within 30 miles of Phuket. "Chandra, do you think we're safe here?" I asked the wife of the expedition leader. Sitting next to me, cushioned against a sleeping bag, she smiled an affirmation.
It was nearly 10 p.m. when we arrived at this lookout, scoped out earlier by our camera men and resident expert surfers, Adam, Colin and Neil, along with Justin, the team's chief scribe, who was a quick study on languages and a whiz at stand-ups. Reporting back, after checking out the surf along the tropical island's west coast and doing some filming, they described it as the perfect place for us to set up camp for the night, either sleeping under the stars or unfurling the awnings of our Hannibal tents that became beds and provided privacy atop of the vehicles.
A small sign, with the words 'Kata Noi" was the only sign of life, as we turned off the winding roadway near the south end of the island and traveled approximately 5km along a dirt track over which the jungle was encroaching in spots and was gullied, with gaping holes and drop-offs. It required 4 LO for traction and control. This was a bonus! Now, we could film some off-road driving in the morning and clearly, this wasn't a frequently-traveled trail.
We came to a stop at an overlook that was hundreds of feet above the ocean. A fenced compound lay in the distance below, with the looks of a small hotel under construction, with a patch of white sand beach. It looked deserted, but it was the guard fence, the glaring night lights that cast a foggy-yellow steam into the night that concerned me from the start. "It looks deserted. Let's go swim," said the guys.
Cold "Changs" opened and tunes selected to on the CD to add to the ambience, Nick Baggarly, the expedition leader and the guys trotted to the beach. Other expedition members, Nancy and Todd, found an "abandoned camp" further down the track into the rainforest and set up sleeping bags on the deck, while Chandra and I hauled ourselves to the top of the Land Rover to take in the view and quiet the day still running inside ourselves.
First was the barking. Ugly barking, the kind that steels your heart and makes you aware of individual cells in your body. Before I could finish saying, "Chandra, I don't like the sound of...," we heard a gunshot. Or, was it a firecracker, I questioned? Next was a volley. On full alert and with a pre-programmed Rolodex of survival skills' tips running through my brain, I was on the ground and running. Calling out for Nancy and Todd. Bumping into Colin and working on a "game plan" in the midst of the melee, while throwing unpacked gear back into our cars and stilling the music.
As the gunshots drew nearer, we could hear the high-pitched voices of our teammates coming closer, as well. Foreign-sounding heavy voices called out from the trail, "You Go Now!!!!!" No translation was needed. "We Go Now!!!" yelled our guys, as they rounded the corner, at a labored pace.
The men that came out of the thick jungle after them looked like Viet Kong, sporting red bandanas around their thick, jet-black hair. They were holding shotguns in the air, with gloved hands. "We Go Now" and the international "Okay, Okay, Okay" became a loud mantra for all nine of us, as four drivers climbed behind the wheel of our Discos, with passengers and gear akimbo. There was no sweeter sound that night than the Land Rover's Tdi kicking in, blessing us with the aplomb to ascend the aggressive track, with deep washouts to each side.
This was something like the movies, I thought, as we reached the tarmac and celebrated our escape. I'd always wanted to be in a movie, but this was a part I didn't want to play. It was like a scene from "Proof of Life" or "The Beach," only this wasn't a movie. This was a drive from Singapore to Bangkok. A drive around the world to raise money and awareness about Parkinson's disease. A drive to answer 10,000 questions from schoolchildren who wanted to know more about adventure and travel and the wonderful wide world that we live in. What would we say to them about Kata Noi?
It was nearly 2 a.m. before our tired bodies came to rest. Some chose open air and the white sand of Patang Beach for their bed. Despite my fatigue, I put up a Hannibal tent and closed the screens to collect my thoughts. Before long, the distress of the evening subsided and I opened the front flap, tying it back just enough to let in a slice of the moonlit night.
I thought about people around the globe struggling with Parkinson's, about the schoolchildren who were following this expedition of merit for nearly a year. I decided I'd tell them about all, but especially about the smell of the salt air and the beauty of a moonlit night on the vast Indian Ocean.
Post note: We learned the next day that the owner of the entire peninsula, where we had attempted to set up camp, was a Thai Oxford graduate who inherited it recently from his family. The Dane, who told us, said that, in Thailand, landowners have the right to do what they like and that the guards could have cut us up into little pieces and thrown us into the water and the police wouldn't do anything. But, he added, this guy was really nice. The actual beach is public but the land to get there isn't. We decided to meet the enemy. Filming as we returned, we came to the gate for the beach compound. Stout and tanned, full of tattoos was our man, surrounded by his black and red-clad Viet Cong workers. After chastising us for our stupidity, he welcomed us warmly and invited us in to his compound.


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90+4 – GOAL – Danny Mayor storms through the Bury defence and slots coolly past Dons keeper Ross Worner.
90 - YELLOW - Platt
85 – Akpa Akpro gets through again but overcooks the ball and it is gathered by the Dons stopper.
83 - Akpa Akpro blasts over from 10 yards after Platt had laid the ball back to him.
84 - The Bury striker gets in behind the Dons defence but he plants his shot against the crossbar.
81 - Carroll sidefoots the loose ball inside the Dons box but his weak effort is blocked.
78 - Hylton shoots just wide on the turn from 25 yards. Jensen was beaten.
76 - Hylton gets his head on a deep cross at the far post but loops his effort into te hands of Jensen.
74 – SUB – Sedgwick on for Tutte
73 – SUB – Midson on for Wyke.
71 - Wyke heads over under pressure from Jensen and requires treatment to a head injury.
69 – Akpa Akpro nips inside and fires one down the throat of the Dons keeper from 25 yards. First Bury shot on target of the match.
63 - SUB - Akpa Akpro on for Nardiello
64 – SUB - Sainte-Luce on for Francomb.
46 – SUB - Pell on for Fenlon
50 – Jensen blocks a Danny Hylton effort at his near post.
54 – SUB – Platt on for Forrester.
57 – Hylton heads a Francomb cross wide.
58 – YELLOW – Collins
59 – Jensen tips a low shot from Hylton behind for a corner.
60 – Bobbling Pell shot gathered by Jensen.
AFC Wimbledon 0 Bury 0
Two added minutes.
41 - YELLOW - Hylton and Veseli.
38 - Wyke heads goalwards but Jensen stops it low at his feet before the referee blows for a free-kick.
36 - Nardiello jinks his way to the byline and flashes the ball across the goal, but the ball was deflected behind for a corner.
34 - YELLOW - Tutte
31 - Moore runs at the heart of the Bury defence but looses his footing and shoots embarrassingly high. Three points.
26 - Darren Jones fires high and wide but gets good backing from the home fans. Wimbledon are on top here, dominating possession on a bobbly pitch, but no clear chances as yet for either side.
Free-kick given against new boy Jake Carroll after Tutte swung a deep ball to the far post from the corner.
Corner for Bury
14 - Wimbledon move the ball to Moore on the edge of the box, but his side-footed effort is easy for Jensen.
15 - Danny Mayor places a shot just over the bar from 25 yards.
13 - YELLOW - Sammy Moore.
1 - Former Bury loanee Danny Hylton forces Brian Jensen into a diving save with an early header.
Bury get the match under way...
Teams are on the pitch, cheered on by around 150 Bury fans...
The best comments posted by fans during today's match will be featured on this blog.
You can also tweet me at @CraigNelsonBT - the best will be featured here and in next week's Bury Times.
RT @CraigNelsonBT: Ipswich defender Frederic Veseli keen to extend Bury loan stay (From Bury Times) http://t.co/OYXMMrVDps— @Gregberry1_ 20 February 2014
@CraigNelsonBT he's a top player that kid— @Gregberry1_ 20 February 2014
RT @CraigNelsonBT: JAMIE HOYLAND: League Two table offers plenty of reasons to feel positive (From Bury Times) http://t.co/T9Khfq9sAp— @NeilBonnarBN 21 February 2014
Team news
As expected, loan signing Jake Carroll makes his debut in the left wing-back role, with striker Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro making way for him.
Daniel Nardiello replaces Akpa Akpro in attack after playing behind the front two at Accrington on Tuesday, while Danny Mayor moves over from the left to fill in as the attacking midfielder.
Akpa Akpro drops down to the bench, while youth striker Navid Nasseri has been promoted to substitute, meaning Tom Soares loses his place in the matchday squad.
The other sub from Tuesday night to miss out is Tope Obadeyi, who has been loaned to Plymouth.
Full line-ups
WIMBLEDON: Worner; Fuller, Bennett, Darren Jones; Francomb, Collins, Morris, Sammy Moore, Fenlon; Wyke, Hylton.
Subs: Arthur, Brown, Luke Moore, Midson, Sheringham, Sainte-Luce, Pell.
BURY: Jensen; Veseli, Mills, McNulty; Jones, Miller, Tutte, Carroll; Mayor; Nardiello, Forrester.
Subs: Charles-Cook, Hinds, Procter, Akpa Akpro, Platt, Sedgwick, Nasseri.
Referee: Keith Hill (Hertfordshire).
Still waiting for the teams here at the Cherry Red Records Stadium, but one piece of news coming to us is that youth team striker Navid Nasseri has earned a place on the bench.
Manager David Flitcroft says he has performed well in training.
Wimbledon news
The hosts go into today's match on the back of three successive defeats - against Portsmouth, Oxford and Rochdale - and have just three wins to their name in the last 15 matches.
Manager Neal Ardley moved this week to stop the rot, signing two midfielders - former Tottenham Hotspur trainee Jake Nicholson and Scunthorpe United captain Michael Collins.
However, former Shakers favourite Peter Sweeney has failed to recover from a foot injury sufficiently to force his way back into the team, while defender Will Antwi is a doubt with a hamstring strain.
Ardley believes recent results have not reflected their performances, but admits Bury, who have lost once in their last eight matches, will pose another tough test.
He said: "There's no easy games, and it's no comfort that we deserved something from two of the last three games we've lost.
"Bury are a tough side. They play a lot more football now under David Flitcroft, he's got them playing some really good stuff, but we're desperate to put on a good performance for our home fans, we haven't done that for a while.
"We're in a spell where we have some really tough games coming up, but I'm confident with this group of lads we will achieve more than we need to.
"We need to make sure we finish as high up the league as we can and with as strong a finish as we can, and hopefully, if we can iron out the inconsistencies, then we might have a chance next year."
The Dons go into today's game in 15th place in the League Two table, five points and six places better off than Bury.
Team news
New signing Jake Carroll , who joined this week on a month's loan from Huddersfield Town, is expected to make his debut as a left wing-back.
That could free up winger Danny Mayor to push forward into the attacking midfield role vacated by Ashley Grimes, who will be missing for at least three weeks with a hamstring injury.
If Mayor is picked in that role then striker Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro could be the one to make way, with Daniel Nardiello, who filled in behind the front two in Tuesday night's 0-0 draw at Accrington, moving further forward to partner Anton Forrester in attack.


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WASHINGTON - It's not just grillers seeing red with higher beef prices this summer - it's everyone's problem.
Two summers' worth of hot and dry weather in Texas, Oklahoma and other cattle states forced some ranchers to cull their herds. In fact, the average cattle herd size at the end of 2012 was down to its lowest level since 1952, The Wall Street Journal reports.
In addition, there's been an increase in overseas demand for U.S. beef. The combination has driven an increase in beef prices for consumers in recent years.
So what's a hungry griller to do? Forgo the "choice" beef cuts, advises Maya Henningman, owner of Wilson Farms Meat Company in Catlett, Va.
"If you don't mind marinating, then you could probably use a lower grade of beef," Henningman says.
Either way, consumers will have to decide if they can stomach paying more. Higher beef prices are expected to be the norm for the near future.
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Huntington Beach Surfing Hall of Fame
This year our friend Sean Collins was inducted into Huntington Beach's Surfing Hall of Fame along with Brad Gerlach, Mike Parsons and Wayne "Rabbit" Bartholomew. Rich Harbour and former Harbour shop employee, Mike Wilson (pictured below) were honored to attend as Sean's guests. Not to be confused with the the Surfing Hall of Fame, Rich Harbour was honored by Huntington Beach's "Walk of Fame" back in 2004 (a news story from long before blogging was the thing to do!).


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The mission of the Center for Urban Educators (CUE) is the reform of urban teacher education. The vision of teaching and schools guiding the Center's work is one that supports teachers as socially responsible people who are intellectually engaged and act as advocates of children, parents, and their communities. The Center works within the School of Education of Long Island University's Brooklyn Campus and in partnership with New York City public schools.
The Learning Center for Educators & Families (LCEF) is the off-campus extension of Long Island University's Brooklyn Campus School of Education. LCEF provides a supportive environment for prospective and practicing teachers, which allows them to hone their skills. In service of these aims, LCEF provides meeting space for the School of Education faculty and for groups of teachers from the NYC schools to collaborate and work on various projects together.
The Teacher Resource Center, part of Long Island University's Brooklyn Campus School of Education New Teacher Support Services, was created to provide the resources and workshops to help new teachers feel more successful in their classrooms. Materials are available to instructors as well.
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His name is Bond, James Bond. And here, in his explosive film debut, Ian Flemingâs immortal action hero blazes through one of his most spectacular adventures. Sean Connery embodies the suave yet lethal cool of Agent 007 as he battles the mysterious Dr. No, a scientific genius bent on destroying the U.S. space programme.
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