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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Welcome to Louisville, the Capital City of Hoops Nation, Main Street of March Madness, at least in this One Shining Moment.
The season began with the three programs who intersect in this metropolitan area -- the universities of Indiana, Louisville and Kentucky -- ranked No. 1, 2 and 3 in the preseason men's basketball polls.
It ends with one.
The University of Louisville is the lone No. 1 seed left in the men's basketball tournament and the favorite to win the national championship in Atlanta this week, where head coach Rick Pitino is a finalist for the Basketball Hall of Fame and reserve point guard Kevin Ware is the latest recipient of the nation's good will after suffering a gruesome leg fracture on national TV in the regional final against Duke.
U of L also is, in the words of head coach Jeff Walz, "the ugly duckling" of the women's Final Four to be played in New Orleans. The women crashed the party by beating Baylor, defending national champion, home of 6-8 dominant force Brittney Griner, and winner of 74 of its past 75 games, then knocking off perennial women's powerhouse Tennessee. And U of L's emotional leader, Shoni Schimmel, installed herself, not Griner, as the most entertaining player in the women's college game.
One of these trips was expected. The other, not so much. The U of L men are stinging over the loss of a key player for the season. The U of L women have lost three key players, and senior Monique Reid is playing on a surgically repaired knee that is nowhere close to full strength.
People used to put U of L down as a "commuter school." This weekend, you better believe it will be. Only the commute will be between Atlanta and New Orleans.
The simultaneous Final Fours, along with U of L's Sugar Bowl victory over Florida in January, have left the program's backers in the equivalent of an athletic sugar buzz.
But this town has always been hopped up on hoops.
It has been the top CBS NCAA Tournament market for more than a decade, whether this area's teams were succeeding in the tournament or not. It was no different when the latest ratings were announced this week.
Fans here show up. The U of L men ranked third nationally in attendance. So did the U of L women. Combined, they pulled in better than a half-million fans in 32 dates, plus a few exhibitions. They averaged a combined 16,667 over those dates. Up the road in Indianapolis, the NBA's Pacers are putting together a splendid playoff season. They're averaging 15,035 a game and have drawn only about 30,000 more fans through the turnstiles in 37 dates, if U of L's exhibitions are thrown in.
A year ago, the city was turned on its ear when U of L and UK met in the Final Four. This year, it celebrates on its own.
Louisville's following out in the state has grown over the years, but it still doesn't rival Kentucky's outside the city and surrounding area. U of L fans live with that shadow year-round. On the city's biggest sports talk radio show Tuesday night, with the U ofL men having made the Final Four and the women playing for it later that night, they were treated to the lead topics of 1). Nerlens Noel's draft status and 2). Whether all the talent at UK would lead to turmoil on the roster next season.
This morning's paper includes a discussion of whether UK will have a No. 1 national ranking and 40-0 record . . . next season.
It's a way of life. Even center stage, it seems, must be shared. Before last season, a group from out in the state had the idea to print up a clothing line featuring the words, "Louisville Doesn't Exist."
This week, that is a tough argument to make. U of L's men's and women's teams have offered a rebuttal via metaphysical madness. I believe it was Descartes who said, "I win, therefore I am." Or maybe it was Jay Bilas.
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Please join us for a performance by the members of the Adult Music Student Forum, a nonprofit organization of more than 130 individuals who are studying piano and other instruments.
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OKLAHOMA CITY -- Alexandre Bolduc had two goals and an assist as the Manitoba Moose defeated the Oklahoma City Barons 4-1 in American Hockey League action Tuesday.
Guillaume Desbiens had a goal and two assists for the North Division leading Moose (35-23-6), while Cody Hodgson also scored.
Richard Petiot replied for the Barons (33-23-7).
Tyler Weiman made 28 saves for the Moose while Martin Gerber stopped 24 shots for the Barons.
Hodgson opened the scoring 1:29 into the game, picking up a Joel Perrault feed and beating Gerber with a wrist shot. It was Hodgson's first goal not scored into an empty net since Feb. 16.
Bolduc put the Moose up 2-0 2:57 into the second period with a short-handed goal. Bolduc used the Barons Bryan Helmer as a screen while firing a shot by Gerber's glove. It was Manitoba's second short-handed goal in three games and eighth on the season.
Desbiens made it 3-0 at 8:52 of the second, redirected Sergei Shirokov's pass past Gerber for a power-play goal.
Bolduc made it 4-0 at 8:50 of the third period. Desbiens set op Bolduc, who fired a wrist shot past Gerber for Manitoba's second power-play goal of the game.
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Rep. Brian Bilbray is winning praise from the solar industry for casting the sole Republican vote this week against efforts to dismantle the federal loan guarantee program for clean energy linked to the Solyndra debacle.
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Envision Solar Sees Big Future in Middle East
Envision Solar, which builds high-quality and architecturally stunning solar canopies, is expanding into the Middle East.
Obama Solar Energy Plan Aims to Speed up Permitting Process
The Obama Administration has released a sweeping environmental plan for solar energy projects in California's Mojave Desert and five other western states that aims to expedite the permitting process while protecting sensitive lands and endangered wildlife.
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The U.S. women's jury movements and strategic adaptation: a more just verdict.
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Marilyn Manson 's mother has passed away. Barbara J. Warner died from complications stemming from longterm dementia last Tuesday at the age of 68, in Canton, Ohio.
Marilyn Manson -- whose real name is Brian Warner -- posted an atypically sweet tribute to his mom on his Twitter feed , reading, "To my Mother, the first and greatest believer in me...I hope I see you again someday. But not now, because I have more things I promised I would do. I'll make you proud and satisfied that you know you made the son you wanted."
The funeral was private and Manson's family requests that donations be made in Barbara Warner's memory to the Alzheimer's Foundation , at ALZ.org.
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Sautéed Green Onion Sauce
Most weekdays hold a lot of routine, but the bright spots of people or activities that make one day stand out from another pin a day to the calendar in our memories. Our meals can be routine, too, with boredom making it hard to maintain a healthy diet – whatever a "healthy diet" means for each of us. Bright spots in our cooking are often the sauces we put on our food. Maybe simple like a soy sauce or hot pepper sauce, maybe a little more complex, like butter with garlic. To make a chicken breast fillet or beef loin steak really stand out from the routine, try a little Sauteed Green Onion Sauce. Sautéed Green Onion Sauce ¼ cup green onion, chopped ¼ […]
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Spinach-Parmesan Chicken
Even though spinach is one of my favorite vegetables, it's always nice to have another way to include it. The spinach in this dish needs no excuses to justify itself – it's good even if it is good for you! Spinach-Parmesan Chicken 2 Chicken breasts, boneless and skinless 1 tbsp. Olive oil ¼ cup Onion, chopped ¼ cup Green pepper, chopped 1 cup Chicken bouillon Dash Ground pepper 2 cups Fresh spinach leaves, whole 2 tbsp. Parmesan cheese, grated Heat oil in heavy skillet; brown boneless and skinless chicken breasts on both sides. Push to side for a bit. Add chopped onion and green pepper, stirring until onion is slightly transparent. Add bouillon and pepper; cover and simmer on […]
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Fete Paradiso: A vintage Parisian wonderland on Governors Island
Have you ever wanted to live in a French film? Did you wistfully watch Midnight in Paris, wishing you could time-travel back a century to early 20th-century Paris?
You're in luck: A veritable paradise for francophiles and history romantics will be at Governor's Island every weekend this summer as Fete Paradiso, a carnival of more than a dozen antique rides and carousels, makes its American debut in New York City.
The carnival's producer, Tristan Duval, proudly touts the authenticity of the museum-caliber vintage carousels, flying swings and carnival rides, but notes the rides have all been carefully augmented to adhere to safety codes and regulations.
According to Duval, this is the first time all of these rides have been together in one place: they come from two disparate collections that have in the past competed for business and attention. Duval's proposal to join forces has resulted in the most elaborate iteration of the Fete Paradiso yet.
Duval said it was a very emotional experience for him, to see his beloved childhood paradise in front of the New York City skyline.
His hope is that the Fête will fill the same role it filled in the small town in Normandy where he grew up, as a social nexus for adults and children alike.
"When the Fete appeared," Duval said, "it was where all the people met. People found friendship, fell in love. It was the way to meet each other, get to know each other, meet each other's families."
Cycling enthusiasts — that's you, Citibike defenders — may be delighted by the late 19th-century bicycle carousel. It was first built in Paris over a century ago to encourage the use of what was at the time a dynamic new mode of transportation.
The only other bicycle carousel in the world was featured in Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris."
Film nerds will also enjoy the early 20th-century Music-Hall Bal Guzzler, a decidedly unromantic name for a carnival game featuring caricatures of beloved icons of the time, including Charlie Chaplin and Maurice Chevalier.
Entry to the Fete is free. Each ride costs $3. Refreshments are being provided by Le Gamin.
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Saturdays and Sundays
10:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.
July 13 – September 29
From Manhattan: The first ferry leaves at 10 a.m. from the Battery Maritime Building at 10 South Street. Return ferries run every half hour until 7 p.m.
From Brooklyn: The first ferry leaves at 10:30 a.m. from Pier 6 in Brooklyn Bridge Park at Atlantic Avenue. Return ferries run every half hour until 7 p.m.
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Im Leaving to the theater here in a couple min. Im so excited!!!
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I went and I loved it. You have to stay through the end credits. There is an extra scene you shouldn't miss!
It was awesome! I was so mesmerized that I could have stayed and watched the 2nd part. I did stay after the credits and it was worth it. I will have to go and see it again it was that good. There were a few changes from the book but they were not that bad. I just loved it. I hope others do.
This was deffinatly the best of the series!! It follows the books the closest. It was amazing and Im going to see it probably a couple more times.
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Strengths: Well made, no laces to get caught in chain, excellent protection since they are high tops. I can drive with these on, walk in stores, they are like regular sneakers but a little stiffer.
Weaknesses: like the others said, if you were going to race they would be considered heavy. I did get some water in mine during winter use, perhaps i didn't put that little seal in correctly??
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Strengths: Clipless shoe, good fit, can walk in them
Weaknesses: weight i guess
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Date Reviewed: August 17, 2006
Strengths: It's actually possible to walk in them. Not like hiking very much, but you do not have to creep at least. I know bike shoes are not for walking, but on some technical rocky patches I found it very useful to have some traction if I had to do an "emergency dismount" and hold on to last shreds of balance. Saved me from falling at least a couple of times.
I have seriously wide feet and it's usually a problem to find something that fits well. Tried different shoes in shops but could never find anything to fit well.
They look very nice, too (me thinks)
Weaknesses: The plastic thingie that holds the lace/wire - one part of it snapped right off (supposedly, in my suitcase, on a plane). So far it didn't seem to affect anything - it still holds and the little wheel that tightens the wire is not falling out by itself.
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Recommended (well, I got a very good deal with a friend, so look at your budget). I'm not giving the highest rates only because I lack experience with a lot of different shoes.
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On 8 July 1966, Prince Charles Ndizeye of Burundi overthrew his father and took the throne for himself. Five months later he was deposed in a military coup and the monarchy was abolished. Karma's a bitch.
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- Luggage storage
- Total number of rooms - 120
- Number of floors - 3
- Meeting rooms
- Terrace
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Conference space size (feet) - 4143
- Conference space size (meters) - 385
- Number of meeting rooms - 16
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Health club
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Porter/bellhop
- Year Built 1703
- Shopping on site
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
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Room Amenities
- DVD player
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Complimentary newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Soundproofed rooms
- Phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- Shower/tub combination
- Satellite TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Separate sitting area
- Free Wi-Fi
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Frette Italian sheets
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Pillow menu
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Althoff Grandhotel Schloss Bensberg has 2 restaurants on site.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club and a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
Spa Services
The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, and body treatments. The spa is equipped with a sauna. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
The city of Cologne imposes a culture tax (Kulturförderabgabe). The amount is included in the total price displayed. Business travelers may be exempt from this tax and need to contact the hotel for further information or ask the hotel at check-in. Guests can contact the property using the information contained in the confirmation received after booking.
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
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Pets allowed
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- Breakfast fee: EUR 29 for adults and EUR 14.50 for children (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 75,00 per vehicle (one way)
- Self parking fee: EUR 22 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: EUR 25 per pet, per night
- Early check-in fee: EUR 110
- Late check-out fee: EUR 110
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 30 per night
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Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
- The property is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World.
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Catholics heading to mass at St. Matthew's in South Bend Wednesday say they are overjoyed with the news of a new pope.
Parishioners say they are still learning more about Francis, but believe he will be a good leader for the Catholic Church.
They say they're excited for a new direction with the first Non-European Pope in a millennium.
Adrian Reimers says, "I am tickled! Muy Feliz! How's that, something in Spanish, to see a Latin American Pope."
"I'm just really hoping that Francis I, our new Pope, brings us together and brings people back to the church," says Sidney Blanchet.
Mary Reimers, "I'm just delighted. Everytime they check off one of his accomplishments, I'm just like, 'wow is this all one person?'"
Students at St. Joseph High School in South Bend learn about the Catholic religion every day, so Wednesday was particularly special for them as they witnessed a piece of their religious history.
FOX 28 was there as they found out who was chosen to be the next leader of their church.
Not much of an outward reaction at first as students in the senior theology class watched their new pope come to the balcony.
Many initially questioned who he was, but then once they learned a little more about Francis, "I was so excited. I was like, 'yay, we finally got the Pope!'" says Senior Yecica Diaz.
Junior, Eric Mossey says "I was excited. I was really expecting someone from Europe or something. Argentina is a good changeup."The big moment Wednesday afternoon, came just before the bell rang in Mike Hamann's class. He's happy his students got the opportunity to witness it.
"It's very exciting. Got to see history happen right here in front of us and thank goodness it happened before the bell rang," says Hamann.Hamann says this piece of history has kept students engaged the past month, especially given the circumstances with the resignation of Pope Benedict the Sixteen, the first Pope to resign in nearly 6 hundred years.
"That was unique and there were a lot of questions about that and what that would mean. So I would say that there's a lot more interest in this change than there was in 2005," says Hamann.Students say they're hopeful their new Pope will take the Church in a positive direction.
"I hope that he can unify the church. Make people want to come back to church. That would be something really great," says Diaz.
"I think it's going to be good for Catholics. It's going to unite us in a very profound way," says Hamann.
It's been a busy day for religious studies professors, trying to learn all they can about Francis.
Dr. Joseph Incandela from Saint Mary's College says at first he was surprised by the choice.
He says he thought the Cardinals would elect someone younger.
He says when it comes to which direction Francis the First will take the church.
He believes he'll be conservative when it comes to same-sex marriage, but a little more liberal when it comes to social economic issues.
He says Francis may be a bridge between past and future Popes.
"It's opening a window, but it's not opening a window all the way. Maybe that's the next election. Things change in increments," says Incandela.
Incandela says because Francis is not a Vatican insider, it's clear the Cardinals were going for someone with more Pastoral experience who isn't close to anything happening in Rome right now.
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There's an art shop on Route 103 in Chester, VT, just before the Depot section of the village on the way first to Okemo then Killington that known for its bear wood carvings. I must have driven by it a hundred times over the years, occasionally taking the time to give it a passing glance.
Well, after Thursday, it deserves more than a glance. The artist, Barre Pinske, has turned the shop into a story about a ski town sending a gesture to its clientele that seems to go way beyond words.
"They butter my bread. They come here on vacation with their wonderful families and it just made me want to do something because they are family," Pinske said in a half-hour-long phone interview in Thursday. "They are family," he said talking about the town of Newtown.
Pinske and the town of Chester are just one year removed from Tropical Storm Irene, a rude visitor that came in with clouds, strong winds and plenty of rain that caused significant flooding in the region to the point that residents wondered whether they had to summon Noah. Some homes were reduced to a pile of splinters and the supermarket in nearby Ludlow had to operate out of a tent for months.
But Pinske said none of that entered his mind when he heard that the president travel to Newtown in the wake of the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School to make a proclamation.
"The president said our hearts are broken," Pinske said. "It moved me to tears. It moved me to do something. I kept thinking about all those broken hearts there."
Pinske is no slouch. Steven Tyler of Aerosmith has more than 30 pieces of his work, the U.S. Pentagon gave a carved Pinske Bear and Eagle to the Russians; Prince was given a Pinske sculpture by the Minneapolis Motion Picture and Film Board.
After the president's speech on Dec. 16, Pinske said he went out back, gathered a pine log and fashioned a heart measuring 38 inches long, 30 inches wide and 13 inches high. He then placed a cut in the center and mounted it on a base.
He took the broken heart and brought it to the center of town, not really knowing what to expect when he placed it in the lobby of the TD Bank branch office.
Word started getting out, by mouth and in a Facebook alert from the Okemo Valley Chamber of Commerce. Pinske built the heart and people came to see it, and they signed it.
Many names of Chester residents wound up on the heart. Pinske said he wanted to drive to Newtown this weekend. He said he has no idea where he might drop it off, but just wants to show up with it. A force is drawing him there, he said.
He said he wants to deliver it, head back the Chester and wait - wait until life in Newtown gets somewhat normal again and people want to go back to skiing and snowboarding.
Maybe it will never be normal again, he said, but the offer is there for the folks to come back and wipe their feet and a few bad memories on his welcome mat.
"I want to see those hearts mended," he said. "And for now, this is my way of saying we're thinking of everyone and we want to see them again."


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Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad Review (Windows PC)
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Since the birth of the First Person Shooter genre, one time period has always been there. World War II. Beginning with Wolfenstein and followed time and again, the military class of FPS games has captured the public. No one knows exactly why, though many have theories. Perhaps it is the simple thought of the entire world at war. Perhaps it's because the immense loss of life. Perhaps Hitler was so perfectly evil that we must re-enact his defeat over and over.
Yes, the market has been flooded with WWII titles just like it has been flooded with zombie games. There are even games that mix the two. So in a world where we have become jaded with WWII games, it takes something special for a title to stand out.
I have waited and longed for a new a stand out game to capture my attention the way that Battlefield 1942 did. It would be a lie to say that I did not have high hopes for Tripwire's new title Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad. But to my loathsome disdain, RO2 has become nothing more than a kamikaze bomber of WWII games.
Red Orchestra 2 General Overview
The game has 2 campaigns: The Axis and the Allies. To start out, only the Axis campaign is available. You start in a training level that quickly runs you through the movement controls and the basic weapons and aiming techniques. Keeping in line with previous Tripwire games, you have no crosshair; only iron sights. While this will annoy some FPS gamers, don't hate it until you try it for yourself. The lack of a crosshair really adds to the realism of the game and prevents a lot of "spray and pray".
For the most part, you are simply playing "King of the Hill" with the AI. Go here, go there, capture this, defend that. If you are shot and killed, instead of spawning at a home base, you "possess" the body of another solider in your unit. This can go either way. Sometimes it is of great benefit to you by putting you close to the fight. Other times the NPC will run straight at the enemy causing you to spawn and immediately die.
This is essentially the entire single player campaign, and there are 16 levels of it. But we all know that the main reason you buy a war FPS is so that you can go head to head with your friends. With 64 person servers, you can not only kill a few friends, but are pretty much guaranteed a chance to kill the annoying juvenile delinquents who plague ALL multiplayer games. MP has most of the traditional game modes and nothing original or innovative. If you have played other WWII games, then you have essentially played Red Orchestra 2.
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Grieving father Doug Meyrick has forgiven bullies he suspects threatened his teenage daughter Gabrielle the night she suddenly died.
Mr Meyrick said yesterday he and his four children had two weeks ago enjoyed an "awesome" time at the Masterton home he and son Stephen, 13, shared with Gabrielle. His 17-year-old daughter had been bubbly and happy throughout the day but had fallen quiet that night while texting on her phone.
He said he believes Gabrielle had been receiving bullying and threatening messages that were immediately deleted.
Police last week told the Times-Age that nothing to cause concern was found on Gabrielle's phone or the social network website.
"I knew about the bullying, she told me, and there were threats this year. But the bullies were only half the story," Mr Meyrick said. "They didn't drive her to do this. She did it herself. I forgive them."
Mr Meyrick said Gabrielle, who had been diagnosed with depression, had three years ago told himself and her mother Jasmine about being sexually abused as a much younger child.
The aftermath of the alleged abuse had been unresolved, he said, despite an active police investigation. He had taken Gabrielle to counselling about the same time the bullying began.
Mr Meyrick praised staff at Makoura College and was satisfied the school had "done all they could for my girl".
"Gabby caused me a lot of grief in her lifetime. She was no angel but she was no bully either. She just gave what she got and I loved her all the same," he said.
Mr Meyrick had this week met other Masterton parents who had lost their children during a spate of similar deaths last year and he made a call for the reinstatement of a full-time suicide prevention worker in the region. The Wairarapa District Health Board post has been cut to part-time.
Mr Meyrick said that since the funeral he had "a million times" read messages Gabrielle had penned in a notebook. He said the messages seemed to have been written at different times over past months and were at odds with her plans this year to start modelling, attend university and take up childcare.
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Why travel to India? There are too many reasons to count, really, but we've managed to narrow it down to the top 5. Your mileage may vary of course-if there's something we should have included or something you think we should have left out, let us know in the comments!
1. The Taj Mahal
India's most famous building, the Taj Mahal is practically the national symbol. Built by an emperor to immortalize his beloved wife, the Taj never fails to impress.
2. Indian Food
So much more than just curry, Indian food has countless regional variations, all of them delicious.
3. Goa
This countercultural playground is known for more than just its beach parties-the beaches themselves are stunning and the region's rich history makes for interesting excursions.
4. Khajuraho
Khajuraho is best known for the gorgeous statues that decorate its three groups of temples. Be forewarned-although many of the sculptures depict scenes from the lives of ordinary people, some of them are most definitely NSFW!
5. Elephanta Caves
Thousands of years ago, on an island in the ocean to the east of Mumbai, unknown builders carved a series of Hindu and Buddhist caves into the rock. The caves fell into ruin after the Portuguese took over the region, but they have since been restored and designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Gorgeous, intricate carvings and impressive rock-hewn architecture make these caves a must-see while you are in India.
If you are a US citizen, you will need both your US passport and an Indian visa to visit the country. You must apply for your Indian visa ahead of time, as visas on arrival are not permitted. For more information on what you need to get your visa, check out Indian Visa Requirements for Tourists.
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Service Learning has numerous benefits which include helping the community, gaining skills needed for employment, gaining volunteer service hours needed when transferring to a university or applying for a scholarship. Opportunities include tutoring children, serving meals to seniors or the homeless, delivering meals to individuals suffering from HIV/AIDS and much more.
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But at New York-based Momofuku Ko, which charges about $200 per person, taking photos is not allowed, Helene Stapinski of The New York Times reports.
When one diner at Momofuku Ko took a photo of her plate, one of the employees asked her to put her phone away. He told her that there are no photos allowed.
Not even without flash.
"I was definitely embarrassed," the woman told The New York Times.
The diner, who partly owns several restaurants, understood why she was asked to put her phone away, but says she was still caught off guard.
But this is actually somewhat common at high-end restaurants.
As Stapinski reports, there are several chefs who either prohibit food photography or have a policy against taking photos with flash.
One chef, David Bouley, says that when diners take photos of their food, it totally disrupts the ambiance.
"It's a disaster in terms of momentum, settling into the meal, the great conversation that develops," Bouley told The Times. "It's hard to build a memorable evening when flashes are flying every six minutes."


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The ULTIMATE guide to REAL wholesale suppliers, liquidators, manufacturers and drop shippers
"Find A Wholesale Source For Any Product You Wish In Just A Few Minutes…And Pay Up To 80% Below Wholesale Prices!"
What ever item you are looking for, whether it be brand name clothing, auto parts, pet supplies, consumer electronics, plasma tv's, bicycles etc….you are about to find out exactly how and where to get it.
Here is just a small example of actual products you will soon be able to find (these prices may seem like they are "too good to be true" but they are the actual prices):
|13" – 24" chrome luxury car wheels (rims): Retail up to $700/ wheel, YOU PAY as low as $60.00/ wheel (rims with "spinners" available)
|Swiss Army chronograph watch: Retail $300.00, Your Price: $43.00
|Brand name Mini DV video camcorders: as low as $88
|MINI / POCKET BIKES: Retail up to $1000, Your Price: as low as $102.00
|Brand name Laptop computers: as low as $200
|Brand name MP3 players: Retail $125-$250, Your Price: as low as $20.00
|Brand name 5mp Digital cameras: Retail $500, Your Price: $150.00
|2 handset cordless phone set: Retail $219.99, Your Price: $37.00
|Brand name Portable DVD players: Retail $299.00, Your Price: $112.00
|Brand name running shoes (Nike, Addidas, Reebok etc.): as low as $15
|Designer clothing (Polo, Lacoste, Diesel, Prada, Tommy Hilfiger etc.) up to 95% off
|Brand name Plasma TV's: Retail up to $10,000, Your Price: $600
*These are REAL prices from just a small sampling of the suppliers I found through the "sources" I'm about to share with you. These prices were found on May. 3 2006 and are subject to change at any time.
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Tuesday, 9:24 am
Dear Wholesale Source Seeker,
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This is what I accomplished over that time period:
I have interviewed over 50 eBay power sellers from every corner of the world (U.S.A, Australia, Canada, UK, Japan, etc.) and convinced them to reveal exactly how they get their hands on their sizzling hot and profitable products. The items they sell to make thousands of dollars each and every per month.
I have purchased exactly 26 "wholesale lists" (expensive!) from wholesale/dropship list sellers. 80% of the information was useless. The remaining 20% (the good stuff!) I documented and threw it into MY guide.
You can gain from my experience of dealing with over 500 suppliers. You can quickly become a pro at negotiating with even the most stubborn suppliers.
As you can imagine, there is a lot to learn from all this research. I've done all the leg work and made all the mistakes, so you don't have to. I've stuffed a lot of real life insights and experiences into a simple, easy to read, step by step, no B.S. wholesale guide.
Here are just some of the things you'll learn from my research:
- If it is sold in stores it can be bought from a wholesale supplier. This means that anything you are looking for, you can find a wholesale supplier for it…you just have to know how and where to look.
- Truly successful online sellers (eBay powersellers, Yahoo sellers, etc.) can find a wholesale source for ANY product in just a few minutes. They don't spend weeks searching through the internet to find a supplier, because they know exactly where to look (and soon, you will too).
- There is MUCH more to making your deal with a supplier than just knowing their website URL. You'll need to know how to communicate with the suppliers you find so you'll get what you want (best prices, drop shipping arrangements, order quantities etc.)
- You'll discover that 50% off a pair of jeans is not wholesale price! You'll get those kinds of deals in regular department store sales (actual wholesale prices are MUCH lower than that)
- Most real suppliers will provide drop-shipping at no extra charge, while most fake online "drop-shippers" will charge you an extra fee for the service on top of their already high prices.
- You'll learn that there are many people claiming to be real wholesalers but they're actually middle men. They buy their products at wholesale prices, then, they jack up the prices by 20%-40%. Their higher up prices are still below retail, BUT higher than the actual wholesale price. Hint: do not deal with middle men.
- The only way to make SURE you'll make money selling on the internet is to BUY the products at prices below wholesale. Then you sell these products at "discount prices" and still make your profit! Most products sold on the Internet are sold well below retail prices (sometimes as low as wholesale).
- This valuable real "secret" information is NOT a list of suppliers, but the methods of how and where to find them as quickly as possible (this is what you will learn in just a few minutes)
- You will learn that most wholesale lists (I bought 26) give you ZERO helpful advice on what to do with a list of wholesale website addresses. They give no advice on dealing with suppliers. No advice on starting with no money. All they give you is a bunch of outdated, worthless links and then you are completely on your own!
- It doesn't matter if you plan on selling a billion dollars worth of products, what really matters is your PROFIT! This is why you must buy your products at the lowest prices possible (below wholesale): the less you pay for your products the more money you get to keep when you sell those products. You make your PROFIT when you buy, you just collect the money when you SELL!
- The most important thing you need to learn is exactly how and where to find a wholesale supplier for any (and every) product you want, in just a few minutes and pay up to 80% below wholesale. And that is exactly what you will learn in the….
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Once you get your copy of the "Buy Anything Wholesale" guide, you will also learn…
- How to easily find a drop shipper, wholesale supplier or manufacturer for virtually any product you want…in just a few minutes.
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- Simple steps for getting around a supplier's minimum order quantities.
- How to deal with suppliers in order to get what YOU want (best prices, order quantities, drop shipping arrangements etc.)
- The amazing secrets behind backdoor suppliers…how to get your hands on the really prestigious items like real Rolex watches, without having a dealers license.
- How to start with no money or products…you can start from scratch (this is great if you are on a tight budget).
- The golden rule that you MUST follow before you make any deal with a supplier (this can lead to literally thousands of dollars in saved money for only half an hour of your time.)
- How to work less hours and make more money. A simple formula used by some of today's biggest online sellers to choose the products they want to sell and make the most amount of money in the least amount of time with no extra effort!
- How to choose the perfect product for YOU to sell. Learn which products will bring in the biggest profit margins.
- Just for fun…exactly how wholesale lists are made. You can make your own wholesale list in under 10 minutes.
- Simple ways to dramatically increase your profits, without working any harder or raising your prices.
- Things to beware of! (there are a lot of ways to lose money on the internet, especially if you don't know what to watch out for).
- What to do when a supplier refuses to give you samples.
- What to do when a supplier accepts only one kind of payment method.
- How to NOT get ripped off by the many con artists and sharks.
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- And you will learn much, much more (over 40 pages more!) of extremely valuable information and advice!
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Don's Lighthouse Grille
- Address:
8905 Lake Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44102Neighborhood:
Cleveland West
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Don's Lighthouse Grille
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.donslighthouse.com/
- Phone: 2169616700
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Jason Reed
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Private Party Facilities: The captains room holds up to 50 people for full service dining in a formal atmosphere.
- Private Party Contact: Kraig Sternquist 2169616700
A word from Don's Lighthouse Grille
Don"s Lighthouse is located along Cleveland's scenic lakefront seven minutes from downtown's sports, theater and concert districts. Situated in a landmark building, Don's offers the freshest seafood, steaks,and chops and is a premier dining spot in Northeast Ohio.Continued
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Don's Lighthouse Grille reviews from OpenTable diners
65 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.5
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (46)romantic (32)neighborhood gem (32)fit for foodies (20)good for groups (14)vibrant bar scene (10)notable wine list (10)great for lunch (9)hot spot (5)kid-friendly (3)scenic view (2)great for brunch (2)late-night find (2)Show More
- Great food and service.SandyDined on 9/28/2014Hadn't been to Don's for a long time and am happy they are still a top restaurant. Good menu and great specials. A real deal on Sundays.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Slow service, not waitressRoy44145Dined on 9/26/2014Nice place, hasn't changed much in 30 years, but very consistent !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dining ExperienceRaeRae27VIPDined on 9/13/2014We missed this nice neighborhood gem. Food and service was great as we remembered in the past. Bar area looks like a great place to stop and eat when in a hurry.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just okayEvilroyVIPDined on 8/30/2014Wife & I came w/another couple and had high expectations. They were not met. All of the food was okay, but underwhelming. Appetizers, consisting of salads and escargot were fine. Table agreed entrees, scallops, salmon, and walleye were ok, but wouldn't order them again. My togarashi seared tuna was a lowlight. Looked like a mess in a bowl. The wasabi creme got mixed into the miso broth, making it look like fatty globules. Tuna looked like it had been cut with a knife that wasn't sharp. It did taste better than it looked. Service was clumsy and awkward. A tray full of food missed my wife's head by no more than 2 inches. In Cleveland's increasingly competitive restaurant scene you just need to do better.Special Features:
- mimiDined on 8/25/2014We had a really good time. Our waitress was very nice. We enjoyed our 24th year anniversary date.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great LunchScottVIPDined on 8/25/2014Great meal, service was outstanding. I have been going to Don's for over 30 years, never disappointed. I had 4 guests and they enjoyed menu options and have and outstanding server,Special Features:
- Celebrate in Cleveland at Don'solive3meDined on 8/23/2014We were celebrating several events in our lives and decided to dine at Don's Lighthouse for a special outing with friends. This was our first time and I was afraid that it might be a bit high-end and stuffy for our group. But I shouldn't have worried. Our hostess invited us to relax in the lounge with a cocktail, even though we had hit our reservation time. The lounge was low key,warm, and welcoming. We even considered dining right there except that our table looked so much more inviting. The wait staff was attentive, read the mood of our group, and kept up the lively table ambiance. Food outstanding - fresh and flavorful seafood. We'll be returning for maybe a quieter dinner for 2.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary dinnerRupertDined on 8/23/2014Went for our 1st anniversary and the food was delicious. Started with the calamari which was nothing special but my scallops on asparagus risotto was delicious. My husband got the King crab which were also delicious but quite expensive. Ended the night with a complimentary lemon blueberry cheesecake which was outstanding. Overall it was a great place to spend a special evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gigantic Portions, OK QualitysorpresivoDined on 8/16/2014The food portions look gargantuan to me, but seem to be on par with other local restaurants. Wide variety of seafood available. The tilapia was overcooked and I expected more of a pistachio crust covering. One appetizer is good for 3-4 people. I would give this place another try mainly because I suspect there are other menu items that are better prepared than what I had.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperienceTobyDined on 8/14/2014I took my wife here after reading about this place. Manager was hands on and working the door, reservation was just as we asked; right by a window. Brian was our server and gave us perfect service. Polite, knowledgable, and perfect timing. We had the stuffed mushrooms and shrimp cocktail for apps. We had the filet and lobster and the twin lobster tails for dinner. It was very good. Both those dishes are $10 off Thursday and Sunday. Highly recommend to anyoneSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great location and foodbayvillagefoodiesDined on 8/4/2014Don's location at the end of the Shoreway makes it quite accessible for clients coming from east and certainly easy to reach from all points west. Our server was quite attentive and all four meals were excellent. The Great Lakes Walleye was yummy and two of four of us enjoyed that. The others had the salmon and seemed to enjoy that equally. We passed on dessert because we had all enjoyed the delicious bread a bit too much. We let the restaurant having had a delightful evening.Special Features:
- HineseDined on 8/2/2014Absolutely wonderful experience. Every time I have been there the staff is so welcoming and helpful in making decisions because it is so hard to choose.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GREAT old standardKaminDined on 8/1/2014This restaurant is like an old friend. Can always count on it for GREAT food, GREAT service, GREAT drinks and a warm, cozy atmosphere. This time we took family from out-of-state, and they loved it as much as us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jbob49Dined on 7/27/2014The surf and turf special was very very good. The escargots were the best.Special Features:
- Great SeafoodLudwikaVIPDined on 7/23/2014All Don's Lighthouse meals are very well prepared...the seafood is outstanding...fresh...my favorite is their scallop dishes. Its seafood chowder is excellent as well. Wine list is good and their are many reasonable ones of which to pick. If you want fresh, excellent seafood just minutes from downtown Cleveland, this is one of the best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Pleasant Dining ExperienceKaminDined on 7/12/2014As always, the drive from the east side to the west side was worth it. Great food, great service, good wine and pleasant "old-fashioned" atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lucylocketDined on 7/7/2014We received a gift certificate and enjoyed a wonderful lunch on Monday! Upon arriving we were greeted with a smile from the hostess that made us feel welcome. We sat in the lounge which reminded me of a ships galley. Very calming in deep blue with beautiful grained wood. The bar attendant came over and welcomed up also. She was very pleasant and accommodating. We had the Seafood Chowder as an appetizer. The flavor was amazing, served hot and with delicious crusty bread and crackers. My husband had the enjoyed Walleye; I had the Nantucket Scallops. Both were prepared to perfection. It was a great lunch and a good value! Visit Don's Lighthouse Grille; you will not be disappointed:-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingCleEatsDined on 7/6/2014Don's Lighthouse is on my list of regular places to go out for seafood; it's usually reliable for food and atmosphere. This last visit, for whatever reason, the service was terrible. The server seemed to have a chip on his shoulder from the minute we declined drinks. He was curt with us, and we waited a long time between stops at our table. His tone bordered on rude. The meal was good, a little greasier than normal. The cheesecake tasted like it had been sitting around for a while. The experience with a server (and the cheesecake) left a bad taste in my mouth. It will be a while before I go back, and next time we'll just sit at the bar.
- Don's Lighthouse Grille - Not Good!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/5/2014We had a late dinner for our 34th Anniversary. Our tab was just about $200. The filets were really bad ... so oversalted in parts you couldn't even eat the meat. Had to grab a glass of water to wash the salt away. Almost non-existant fingerling potatoes. (Ran out?) The waitress was semi-surly and her dry 'wit' was not appreciated. Maybe she was just tired, but the day was important to us and we wish we had gone elsewhere.
- Great foodJennaDined on 6/21/2014The food was delicious!All four of our group members enjoyed their experience and food. For it being the restaurant near the beach and labeled the "lighthouse" we expected it to be a little more exciting scenery wise, but was still a nice restaurant.Special Features:
- Nice eveningOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/20/2014We enjoyed the evening the service was good. Nice selection on the menu to choose from.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First visitCrationsDined on 6/19/2014First time . Surf and turf. Steak was very good. Lobster lacked that "lobsters taste". Simple house salad very skimpy for price. Need to revisit and sample more of the fare to be fair. Service was very good. Our waiter Brian very good.Special Features:
- Nice experienceTJ23Dined on 6/16/2014Restaurant was quiet but nice for our family celebration. Food was good and wait staff helpful.Special Features:
- DisappointedCleMomDined on 6/15/2014We went to celebrate Father's Day. My girls were really looking forward to taking their dad out to a fancy restaurant. Boy was I taken back when I saw a majority of guests were wearing shorts & t-shirts for dinner. Biggest disappointment was the food...if you're going to charge $40 for a steak you darn well better know how to cook it properly. There are far too many other amazing restaurants in this city now that do know how & I don't mind paying for it. This used to be a special place with nostalgia & good food...now it just seems outdated. It's really too bad. Our server Brian was very good on the other hand & still made the evening special for my girls & their dad.
- Excellent food, good serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/15/2014Thoroughly enjoyed the food. Service was ok, nothing special. Will be back though as food really was good. We had French onion soup, calamari, steak & lobster tail, and the Delmonico steak, all were excellent.Special Features:
- cfoodluverDined on 6/10/2014While visiting Cleveland for work decided to take husband along. I Googled restaurants in Cleveland and Don's Lighthouse had excellent reviews. We ordered the mussels as an appetizer and Chilean sea bass and Nantucket Scallops for entrée. All were completely amazing, surpassed the reviews. It was definitely a meal to remember. Service was excellent and I will return for special occasions.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of Our FavoritesKaminDined on 6/8/2014When we make the trip from the east side to the west side for an event, one of the high points is to dine at Don's Lighthouse Grille. Food, service and atmosphere are always great. Always an enjoyable experience, and so nice to still be able to dine here after all these years--comforting. Good specials on various days of the week. Bar crowd seem to enjoy their time also.Special Features:
- The following 299 reviews are from the Don's Lighthouse Grille reviews archive.
- SilverAnnivCoupleDined on 6/3/2014Don's was quiet and a perfect setting for our 25th Anniversary dinner. Food was excellent. We were not crowded in and we were left plenty of time for quiet and private conversation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Impressed!gsmithDined on 6/3/2014Family and friend's dined here for the first time to celebrate my brother birthday and we were all so impressed and enjoyed the whole dining experience. The food was excellent! The service was excellent! The prices were very reasonable especially for the portions. I definitely would recommend this restaurant and will definitely be going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite Dining SpotSunnytimesVIPDined on 5/30/2014All four of us enjoyed our meals. Our server was beyond outstanding. She was prompt, courteous & efficient. Our meals were served to perfection.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very consistent overallTeachDined on 5/25/2014Excellent dinner for the two of us...took advantage of $10 discount on Sunday for the steak and lobster. Totally amazing! Complimentary desert for husband's b'day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dons LighthouseKeliraeDined on 5/15/2014Excellent bar, great dinner specials, top of line seafood!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pistachio crusted tilapiaOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/10/2014The service specifically Adam was great. the meal I ordered did not have any flavor and the sauces served with the dish while colorful were tasteless. The meal sounds better than prepared. A hint of salt or pepper would help. Just a suggestion wouldn't take much. The Tilapia had no flavor what so ever. My mom enjoyed her steak, I was impressed with how they butterflied the steak to ensure it was prepared to her liking.
- Awesome dining experienceMamaDined on 5/9/2014Second time dining at this establishment. Drove 3 hours for my husband's birthday. His favorite place, by far!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good food, long wait for it30thanniversarycoupleDined on 5/9/2014This was our first visit to Don's Lighthouse. It was a birthday celebration for our 24 year old son. It took over one hour to get our four entrees. While we did not complain, our waiter apologized and did not charge us for our drinks. While the food was very good, the wait was ridiculous. The atmosphere to us seemed to be old school with heavy drapes, low light, and outdated decor.Special Features:
- Great food!RasaDined on 5/8/2014Stopped for pre-theater dinner. Dinner was very good. Lobster tail cooked to perfection! Asparagus was crisp tender. You could not ask for more!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- No interest in returningOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/6/2014Male Hostess on May 6, 2014 wasn't very welcoming and barely said hello. The food was bland and could use more seasoning. On a positive note our waitress was great!
- Consistently GoodreelchipDined on 5/3/2014I have bee coming here for years. Great atmosphere, good food and usually good service. They have two menus. bar and dining room you can order off either,Special Features:
- AlalalalDined on 5/1/2014We sat in the lounge so it was pretty noisy. The main restaurant was much quieter; we'll sit there next time. Steak & lobster special was excellent.
- MrRaineDined on 4/30/2014The food was okay, but certainly not worth the price. The server was very kind and offered good suggestions. Not a place we'll be visiting again anytime soon, but may consider giving it a try for the weekday specials.Special Features:


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Hosted by High Peaks Cyclery
Ready to get in shape for the upcoming ski season? Join US Ski Team racer Garrott Kuzzy for an afternoon of strength, coordination, and agility training: Ski Team style, at the new High Peaks Cyclery Fitness Studio. Kuzzy will introduce you to a variety of exercises to get you ready for snow this winter, utilizing a variety of "strength toys,†such as High Peak's new Ski Erg, medicine balls, physio balls, bungees, balance boards, and good old fashion body weight.
The workout will take place at High Peaks Cyclery Fitness Studio, in Lake Placid from 3:00 – 5:00pm on Sunday, October 11. Cost is $20 and space is limited to 15 participants. Contact Brian at High Peaks Cyclery to sign-up!
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