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You may click the link above to view our upcoming auctions. The Horst Auction Center sits on a three acre tract at the corner of Rt. 322 and Durlach Road just outside Ephrata PA. The facility includes an auction gallery that measures 55' x 105', with built-in display cases along one wall. The gallery also has a stage for displaying furniture, with a loading dock for easy loading of larger items.
Selling Your Personal Items
Horst Auction is always accepting quality consignments for upcoming specialty auctions. We offer competitive commission rates, targeted mailing lists, and quality preparation and promotion for each of our auctions.
The Horst family has been in the auction business since approximately 1900. Started by A. A. Landis, Tim and Tom's great-grandfather, and carried on by his son-in-law, Titus S. Horst. Titus continued to call auctions part-time, as well as building homes as a master carpenter. His experience was passed on to his son, T. Glenn Horst, who entered the auctioneering business in 1956. T. Glenn carried on his dad's tradition of building custom homes by day, and calling sales in the evenings and on Saturdays. In the early 1960's, T. Glenn offered his services to the Cocalico Valley Historical Society, calling their sales on a volunteer basis until the late 1980's.
After much consideration, the Horst family decided that the time had come to build a facility that was specifically designed to hold public sales. With experienced auctioneers/builders in charge, a building was constructed that could accommodate the size and quality of sales that the business had grown into. The Wednesday evening consignment sales became an immediate success for both buyers and sellers alike. In addition, the catalogued antique sales continued to increase in attendance and antique quality.
Please visit our about us page to learn more about our history.
The Horst Auction Center also has a three bay garage set up to sell all kinds of items including tools, outdoor items such as mowers or outdoor furniture, and box lots of household goods. These two areas (the gallery and garage) comprise the main selling areas of the Auction Center.


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Conyers is running in the newly redrawn 13th District and will face a handful of Democratic challengers, including state senators Bert Johnson of Highland Park and Glenn Anderson of Westland, state Rep. Shanelle Jackson of Detroit and Detroit attorney Godfrey Dillard.
"After a campaign focused on economic development and job creation, my first task back in Congress will be to work with the president and other members of Congress to get our economy back on the right track," Conyers said in a statement released this afternoon.
Officials with the Obama campaign confirmed the endorsement.
"Congressman John Conyers Jr. is a tireless champion for all of southeastern Michigan's working families, especially the many struggling to get by," said Obama, according to Conyers' news release.
It hasn't always been so nice between them – back in 2009, Conyers said in a radio interview that the president had failed to show enough leadership on health care and had been "bowing down to every nutty right-wing proposal" during the debate.
"I'm getting tired of saving Obama's can in the White House," Conyers added.
Link to original article from Detroit Free Press.

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This 4th grade program occurs as 3 half days. Students are exposed to pre-programming by staff and volunteers in the classroom before their 3-day fieldtrip. While visiting AMM and Sarles Boat Yard, students are exposed to the important icons of the Chesapeake Bay watershed through topics of marine culture, history and ecology.Organization(s): Annapolis Maritime Museum
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We've heard plenty of circumstantial evidence of rampant "duping" (duplication) of items in recent months. We've heard accounts of cheap Reins of the Crimson Death Charger, Queen's Garnets and Sands of Time from readers, livestream viewers and other bloggers.
The Undermine Journal recently added new "global" item pages that provide some pretty damning evidence that item duplication is indeed happening. Read on past the jump for my thoughts on item duping and how we can react to it.
What Is "Duping"?
In it's most simplist form item duplication (often called "duping") is the act of taking one item in World of Warcraft and using illicit means such as hacks, glitches and/or bugs to create a copy of that item.
How this duping is actually accomplished is of very little interest to me. I have never, and will never, "dupe" an item. I've worked too hard on my account over the last 7 years to risk doing anything that is against Blizzard's Terms of Service and risk getting my account banned.
This sentiment is likely not shared by individuals who duplicate items. What I am about to say is speculation and should be taken as such but my guess is that the vast majority of individuals duplicating items in the game are those most able to make a real-world profit from doing so namely gold sellers and gold selling services.
The fact that the item duplication is happening is less important than our reaction to it. Item duplication has real in-game economic repercussions.
Is "Duping" Real?
As stated in the introduction, most evidence of item duplication has been circumstantial. Something you hear from one person. An extremely cheap rare mount you see advertised in trade chat. That crafted mount that shows up on the auction house and undercuts yours below vendor material cost.
With The Undermine Journal's new global item pages we can now watch the effects that these types of events have on the in-game economy. In almost all cases the effects are bad for gold-makers.
|Increased Reins of the Crimson Deathcharger availability.
In the image above (click for larger view) you can see the "Price and Availability" for the US and EU on The Undermine Journal's Reins of the Crimson Deathcharger global item page. The US chart is quite eye-opening.
As stated by The Undermine Journal on an alert for the new global item feature the chart for the US availability of the Reins of the Crimson Deathcharger were pretty much rock-solid at right around 100 items or so across all US servers until July 13, 2012.
Since July 14, 2012 the number of Deathchargers available ballooned to 1014 as of this writing. That is a 10 times increase in less than one month. If that isn't damning evidence of rampant item duplication I don't know what is.
Pre-July 13, 2012 the average price for the Deathcharger was holding steady right around the 130-150k range. Post July 13, 2012 the price has steadily declined to 69k a decrease of almost 50%.
Think about that for a second. The value for a Reins of the Crimson Deathcharger on US servers have decreased by half in less than a month. I doubt that value will be recovered any time soon especially if the duping continues. In fact, if the trends continue the price will only get lower.
How Do We React?
How one reacts to the existence of item dupers, hackers, bots and all other manner of "cheating" in the World of Warcraft economy has been a special area of interest for me.
As I've been paying attention to the in-game economy and players who enjoy it over the last year and a half the reaction to these types of things has varied from "Report them!" to "Get in while the getting is good!"
While I can't tell anyone how to react, I can tell you how I choose to react to these types of situations. I don't participate in anyway that I feel would knowingly benefit anyone who chooses to adversely affect the in-game economy.
This means I do not own a "cheap" Reins of the Crimson Deathcharger and may never. With nine out of every ten Deathchargers being duplicates the likelyhood of a Deathcharger I would buy not being duplicated is very low (which is sad).
The rampant evidence of duplicating Reins of the Crimson Deathcharger has a real impact on the in-game economy. If I was someone who had worked hard to earn 200k to purchase a Deathcharger in late Wrath of the Lich King or early Cataclysm in hopes of holding onto it and selling is at a profit later I will likely never be able to recover their initial investment due to the duping.
If I were a player who was working on making a good amount of gold selling Queen's Garnets and my market was all of a sudden flooded with tons of cheap "duped" gems the value of my inventory could drop by thousands of gold over night.
How should we react to dupers? By not buying their items and by reporting them to Blizzard via in-game tickets. If Blizzard determines they are duplicating items hopefully they will be banned. If they aren't duplicating items then they won't get banned. No harm done.
While it is nice to have some solid evidence we can point to and say "Look! They are duplicating items!" it doesn't really change the situation. It doesn't instantly restore our economies back to "pre-duping" price levels.
It is really up to Blizzard to figure out how to best deal with the banning of the actual individuals duplicating these items. All we can do is report bad actors and not purchase items from those we suspect may either be dupers or someone connected with dupers.
Unfortunately I feel for many of these items their value is most likely permanently damaged by this duplication. The market simply can't absorb the massive, cheap (free in this case) increase in goods with out the price dropping.
If you are like me and want to see your economy stay (relatively) stable please follow my lead and if you feel the item you are considering purchasing is far too cheap (especially items mentioned in this post) please don't buy it. While it may seem cliche supporting dupers only encourages them to continue duping and further harming your server's economy.
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AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.farestart.org/
- Phone: 2062677601x
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Lunch: Monday-Friday, 11 am-2 pm; Dinner: Thursdays, 5:30-8 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: FareStart Catering provides formal and informal services for a variety of occasions, including multi-course dinners, cocktail parties, and business lunches. Whether the event is in one of FareStart's banquet rooms or at your private location, we are committed to providing the highest quality service and customer satisfaction. FareStart Catering will provide everything you need to make your event a success.
- Private Party Facilities: When you hold your events at FareStart, your dollars provide culinary job training and support to homeless and disadvantaged people working hard to transform their lives. Private banquet rooms, and the entire restaurant, are available for your events.
- Private Party Contact: Laura Lunde 8885037931
Getting there
- Cross Street: 7th and Virginia
- Public Transit: Routes 17 and 23 have stops at the intersection of 7th, Westlake and Virginia and many additional stops within a 2 block radius. Click on the Metro King County transit trip planner for specific route information.
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: Garage Parking for Guest Chef Night is available in the 1918 8th Ave Parking Garage. The garage is located on Virginia St, just across from the police station, between 8th & 9th Ave. Parking for our guests is $6.00 from 4-10 pm with proof of patronage at FareStart. Please provide your receipt to the parking attendant upon exiting to receive this special rate. Valid Thursday nights only.
There are also several area lots, garages, and accessible street parking available during the day.
A word from FareStart
At FareStart, food is the tool that transforms lives. FareStart is a culinary job training and placement program for homeless and disadvantaged individuals. The FareStart Restaurant, located at 7th & Virginia in downtown Seattle, is open for lunch Monday-Friday from 11am–2pm, and for Guest Chef Night dinners on Thursdays from 5:30-8 p.m. All proceeds from the restaurant go back into the program to support FareStart's job training and placement programs.Continued
Held at the FareStart Restaurant, Guest Chef Night is a weekly highlight for the FareStart community. For FareStart students, it is a unique opportunity to work with Seattle's premier chefs. Every Thursday night, a different local chef works with students to prepare a delicious three-course meal. Guest Chef Night is $29.95 per person. For a calendar of upcoming chefs, please visit www.farestart.org.
Held at the FareStart Restaurant, Guest Chef Night is a weekly highlight for the FareStart community. For FareStart students, it is a unique opportunity to work with Seattle's premier chefs. Every Thursday night, a different local chef works with students to prepare a delicious three-course meal. Guest Chef Night is $29.95 per person. For a calendar of upcoming chefs, please visit www.farestart.org.
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FareStart reviews from OpenTable diners
127 reviews since July 3, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
great for lunch (74)fit for foodies (70)good for groups (60)neighborhood gem (47)special occasion (31)kid-friendly (12)hot spot (8)notable wine list (7)great for brunch (6)romantic (5)late-night find (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- Great Guest ChefStefDined on 10/23/2014I recently brought my parents to FareStart for their first Guest Chef Night. Chef Bob Prince (Caffe Vita) hit it out of the park with not three dishes, but four! He started with a tasty fresh ricotta and (I believe) salsa verde, moved on to scallops crudo, hit us with a flavorful pork belly, fingerling potato and broccolini entree, and wrapped it up with a chocolatey salted caramel bread pudding that was outstanding. We had a wonderful time, were well cared for by the volunteers at Weyerhaeuser, and were able to witness four students graduate that night! A great evening!Special Features:
- Fun, Interesting & ResponsibleBIFoodiesDined on 10/23/2014Fantastic food and a culinary arts training program that supports the community. Definitely a 10.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's all about the missionmissEDined on 10/16/2014Tough to compare Farestart Guest Chef night to other restaurants. They are putting out a lot of food to a lot of people. And in the middle of the evening everything stops to honor recent Farestart graduates. Which is fine unless you'd like to get your dessert and check and get out of there. Waitstaff are volunteers so you really can't complain when your plates are not cleared in a timely fashion. Although I guess I am complaining! Anywhere, they do GREAT WORK by giving folks a trade and I applaud them for it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Fare Start EXPERIENCE!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/9/2014Awesome food and elegant experience, don't miss a chance to go on a Thursday night for guest chefs night. Wonderful to be able to support the culinary training program.Special Features:
- Solid performanceReturnVisitorDined on 10/2/2014FareStart has a great business model and the food is always fresh and served with care. I had the tomato basil soup and what they claim as a "small" salad (that is as large as some other's meal salad). Delicious. Great job FareStart.Special Features:
- Excellent and nutritious foodBobPDined on 9/26/2014The place is vibrant with folks who must know something I thought when we arrived for our noon reservation. It has a clean and homey atmosphere. The feel of a Telly good neighborhood good food place. No disappointments.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodiecookieDined on 9/25/2014Another wonderful experience with food and service at FareStart. I can't say enough about this outstanding program and the food (and students) they produce! It is a lovely restaurant and to be supporting their program while dining on fun "guest chef" food is, well, better than chocolate! :-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great first visitaammaaDined on 9/23/2014I have been meaning to come here; glad I finally made it. Great food and a pleasant atmosphere, good service, nice experience all around. And it supports a great cause -- I'm happy to recommend it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lindapaulDined on 9/17/2014What a menu! And the food was excellent -- pumpkin soup and salad. Generous portions. Very welcoming & cheerful staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- annie75Dined on 8/29/2014I loved everything but the noise level. Too loud for me!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food & vibesgypsydjangoDined on 8/28/2014Different chefs every week from some of Seattle's best restaurants. Always a great experience!Special Features:
- Excellent place for lunchrpkeatsDined on 8/28/2014I've been to FareStart probably close to 20 times now, and they have consistently provided an excellent experience. The blackened salmon sandwich is great, and has wow'd some of my lunch mates. The soup they offer with focaccia bread is fantastic as well. It is typically easy to get a table without too much of a wait. Unfortunately I'm leaving Seattle so I'll no longer be able to stop in for lunch, but I made sure to squeeze in one last visit before I left.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, Great CauseBobCDined on 8/18/2014A good place for good food at lunch, and a mission to train homeless and formerly homeless people for the food service industry -- what a combo!Special Features:
- Food is Fab!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/14/2014Take a chef, a diplomat, and a certifiable foodie from hell, to Fare Start and you'll end up with 3 very satiated appetites. Wine list was not impressive. I'm assuming we can bring our own bottle the next times. Like most Seattle restos the way the interior is designed makes it noisy. We all wish it was quieter.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and a great causeMelodyPowersDined on 8/14/2014So happy we went. It was a rear night. We went for a work sponsors event but will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chef nightTexasFoodieDined on 8/14/2014On vacation, made reservations well in advance of our planned trip. Awesome experience! The food was excellent. The volunteer waitstaff was so friendly, we had a great time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful community support eventSeverinkaDined on 8/14/2014The initiative is absolutely wonderful - other than it does provide great support to the local community, the execusion is impeccable, the positive vibes of volunteers charge the atmosphere the way that one immediately feels connected. Obviously, the chef's offerings are wonderful. It is also remarkable how easy it was to have a small modification to the ingredients made due to an allergy. Finally, the wine list is very reasonable, and local producers are represented rather well. I will consider volunteering for the event myself.Special Features:
- Great!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/7/2014Great project, good food and fun experience! Guest chef night is especially recommended.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique to SeattleCarealotDined on 8/7/2014We were recommended FareStart by our bed and breakfast innkeeper. We were lucky enough to get a dinner reservation (they serve dinner once a week, and lunch daily during the week). This restaurant employs people who are trying to get back on their feet after problems with their pasts. That night they held a graduation for an employee who had completed the 16 week program and was moving on to an apprenticeship with a hotel restaurant. The "ceremony" was heartwarming and inspiring, and you could clearly see that on the faces of the graduate and those who were still in the program. The guest chef that night was from a local restaurant. The food was delicious, creative, beautifully plated and served with love by volunteers. A special night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- snuzannaDined on 8/4/2014The staff at Fare Start was very professional, friendly (but not too) and accommodating. The environment seems appropriately Seattle - warm, but chic. There were so many people and the restaurant buzzed! The food was good, but had just a touch of amateur. The prices seem extremely reasonable. I would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food for a great causeCuervojoeyVIPDined on 7/28/2014As always, the food is great an the mission of the restaurant is worthy of dining here. Guest chef night is another way to go besides lunchSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chef Night with KasparJudyDined on 7/24/2014A superb dinner prepared by Chef Kaspar for FareStart The smoked salmon bisque was divine and the stuffed pork was done to perfection. Dessert featured local seasonal berries. Service performed by volunteers was personal and professional-like. Very special night for a good cause.Special Features:
- More than just an amazing meallavenderloverDined on 7/24/2014Beyond the delicious meals created by guest chefs on Thursday nights, the premise of this organization is noteworthy and genius. What a fabulous idea and a great cause to support! The wait staff was from GMMB the night I was there, and they were friendly and fun as well. Overall a foodie experience perfect for those with philanthropic tendencies.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Noise LevelOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/21/2014Noise level was a bit too high to talk and hear. Food was fine though.Special Features:
- Worth a visitmeillemDined on 7/18/2014The food choices were unique, seasonal and inclusive of many dietary needs. The veggie burger I had was a bit dry but the seasoning was great and the salad was fresh with a flavorful dressing and condiments. The waitstaff was efficient, very friendly and warm. I think that the program is an incredible and inspiring tool for enabling struggling individuals to find security and escape homelessness. I hope to see more things like it in the future.Special Features:
- Fabulous Food with an Awesome CauseJojoDined on 7/17/2014Guest chef night is a must if you have a fabulous chef you want to sample and at the same time help people who are homeless lift themselves up.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Meal was greatRozzzzDined on 7/16/2014Ive been here at least 3 times this year and I always leave happy. Love the high ceiling and big windows allowing for light to stream in. Food was great! Will be back.Special Features:
- Great downtown lunch spotcircuspoodleDined on 7/15/2014Nice open space, high ceilings, large windows and moderate noise level make a great environment for lunch with friends or coworkers. Very affordable and the food is quality. Service is always friendly ...if a bit unpolished.Special Features:
- Never disappointsWolfDined on 7/15/2014I have been enjoying business lunches at FareStart for well over a decade now. They have progressed to be one of my favorites and, in that time, have never let me down in terms of service and quality. An exceptionally well-run establishment!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had a great dinner heremurreletDined on 7/10/2014Everything here was very friendly and very efficiently run. We went for a chef's night tho really it was food writers instead of a chef that did this meal. Food and menu delish. Service by volunteers very good. Wine very good. Prices very reasonable. Recommend!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Warm your heart and your tummy!OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 7/10/2014FareStart is a wonderful organization! It trains homeless people to work in food service and serves very good food. The atmosphere is relaxed and always very professional. I often go there for lunch with friends. This time we went to a guest chef dinner. The service was done by volunteers instead of the regular staff and it was very good. The wine server was a regular at these events and he told us a lot about the organization and gave us a tour of the kitchen after dinner. This was a plus. The food ranged between excellent and very good. The potstickers were over cooked, too chewy. I highly recommend going for lunch and for the Thursday guest chef dinners. This is an organization well worth supporting and you will have fun!Special Features:
- lovely birthday celebrationebbecatdinesoutDined on 7/10/20143 generations had great time celebrating "papa's" 67th birthday. Service/servers were gracious and accommodating (the 5 yr and 2 yr grandkids had a great time, enjoyed the grilled cheese and chocolate chip cookies!". I work at South Seattle College/Workforce Ed. and have talked the boss into having our next office meeting at FS for lunch....hope...many more. I'll be brining my sisters from out of town! Thanks for everything:)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great program, food is lackingOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/10/2014I love the FareStart program and have been to several Guest Chef Nights. The food is usually decent and the volunteer servers are hit or miss. I really love the program but it's sometimes hard to spend around $75 (with tip) on a meal that's just ok.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoy and give backjamesianDined on 7/10/2014Great Chinese dumplings and carrot ginger soup during custom serving that benefits nonprofit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, great causeSeaDineDined on 7/10/2014I've been going to FareStart for years now, and I think they've only gotten better. I went for a Guest Chef night featuring local food writers and found the entire experience to be uplifting. And, I left feeling full -- and fulfilled. We were also able to witness 2 students graduate, and hear their inspiring stories. What a great program.Special Features:
- Great Place To GatherCrisyDined on 7/7/2014It's a wonderful place to introduce visitors to the Seattle food scene. I love how they can accommodate to any food sensitivities and have such a terrific program! It never fails to impress me on the food and the service. The attention to detail.Special Features:
- Hands down good food...periodfoodie4liveDined on 7/7/2014I first went here because I supported the idea around farestart. I continue to go back because the food is outstanding. If you are in the mood for a great meal and reasonable price, this is a must visit restaurant.Special Features:
- The following 1303 reviews are from the FareStart reviews archive.
- highly recommendtanje1Dined on 6/30/2014Great place for lunch. Close to convention center and Westin Hotel. I did not have high expectation of their dish when I made this reservation. I just tried to support the program to help needed. I ordered smoke salmon with pita as appetizer and smoke cod salad. The food is so.... good. i highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- Great food for a good CauseCuervojoeyVIPDined on 6/26/2014Fare Start is a great cause that during guest chef night, serves awesome food. If you have never been, it is worthwhile. Three course set menu meal, for 30 bucks, with all proceeds going to the program.Special Features:
- RipTornDined on 6/26/2014Always excellent with great service and a very creative menu and quite reasonable prices. I figure once the Amazon HQ is finished, I will never bet a table in this place again. I will miss it dearly. Basically the best weekday lunch spot in downtown Seattle.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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BMC Racing Team's Taylor Phinney and Philippe Gilbert saw their top 10 positions shuffled in the overall classification at the Eneco Tour of Benelux Wednesday after three riders finished two seconds ahead of the peloton in what was expected to be a bunch sprint finish.
Phinney Involved In Crash
Gilbert slid from third to fifth overall, four seconds behind race leader Arnaud Démare (FDJ.fr), while Phinney is now eighth, at eight seconds. Both BMC Racing Team riders were part of the peloton that finished two seconds behind three riders who broke away just outside the final kilometer of the 187.3-km race. The late escape marked the second significant split in the peloton during the stage. The first occurred about 100 kilometers from the finish, not long after a crash took down Phinney. That incident, combined with a split in the peloton in strong crosswinds, caught out all but two BMC Racing Team riders – Gilbert and teammate Klaas Lodewyck. Phinney said the crash happened in a moment where he thought he was safe, riding near the front. "Some guys touched wheels, it's nervous in the bunch, so there's a lot of really heavy, sudden braking and I found myself on the wrong side of somebody's wheel," he said. After finishing 60th on the stage, Phinney said his injuries appeared to be minor. "The road rash isn't too bad," he said, "but I hit my head a little bit and I've got to be careful of that because I have had head injuries in the past. But I don't think it is anything too bad."
Valuable Help From Teammates
Following a chase of more than 40 kilometers, with the time gap between the front group of about two dozen riders and the chasing peloton hovering between 15 and 25 seconds, the two groups came together with 57 km to go. Phinney thanked his teammates for helping him regain the field, first after the crash, and then after the split. "Danilo Wyss brought me back and then Daniel Oss, Amaël Moinard, Manuel Quinziato and again, Danilo, rode really hard to make it back," he said. "I'm really thankful to them." Zdenek Stybar (Omega Pharma-Quick Step) won the stage ahead of Maximiliano Ariel Richeze (Lampre-Merida) and Lars Boom (Belkin Pro Cycling Team). Andre Greipel, who finished fifth, replaced Phinney as the race's Lotto Sprint competition leader. BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Yvon Ledanois said the team did a good job to recover from the crash and chase back. "It was not an easy day," he said. "It was very nervous and for the last 60 kilometers, the whole team was at the front."
Listen to complete comments from Ledanois and Phinney on the BMC Racing Team Audio Line.


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Town Center mall in Boca sports new shops for spring
- 3:11 pm Thursday, March 28th, 2013 by Emily Roach
> > > > Butcher & the Burger isn't just another burger shop. The company's vision is to create a truly special place where foodies and the uninitiated alike can stop in and always find outstandingly fresh product, unique and exciting retail items, and the country's best burger menu.
> Dandelion Grill focuses on natural meats, humanely raised. Their specialty includes healthy, wholesome, homemade food. The grill opens March 2013.
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Danilo Wyss's seventh place finish led the BMC Racing Team Sunday on the opening stage of the Tour of Austria.
Tough Finish Lies Ahead
Wyss said he appeared to be in good position as the race wound its way uphill in the final 500 meters. "But when it turned to the right, I was stuck on the inside while the winner (Alessandro Bazzana of Team Type 1-Sanofi) went on the left side," Wyss said. "But I'm happy with my condition because it wasn't such an easy parcours – five laps with a nice climb. I always felt good on the climb and that's after almost a month without racing." Besides Wyss, BMC Racing Team's Steve Morabito, Ivan Santaromita, Marco Pinotti and Yannick Eijssen all finished in the same time as the winner, with a challenging finish ahead Monday up the Kitzbüheler Horn mountain. BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Michael Sayers said the plan will be to get a rider in the early break if it contains more than eight riders. "Then we'll let our climbers - and we have four or five here – do their best on the climb and hopefully have a good result," Sayers said.


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EU Projects and Funding
European Commission's financial programmes are important tools for developing partnerships and policies in the Member States and with third countries.
Some examples of funding programmes - Prevention and fight against crime (ISEC); the Daphne Programme: Measures to combat violence against women, young persons and children; European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights (EIDHR); Thematic Programme Migration and Asylum - where actions against trafficking in human beings have been - and are - among the set priorities. Focus has been on support and training for the enactment of anti-trafficking legislation, investigation and prosecution and on support, protection and assistance to victims of trafficking in human beings.
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Reference HOME/2009/ERFX/CA/1044 Promoter Associazione On the Road Onlus (OtR), Martinsicuro (TE), Italia, www.ontheroadonlus.it Budget 348.622€ Timeframe 1st of September 2010-1st March 2012 Partners Accem – Madrid, Spain, www.accem.es; more+
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City Engineer John Sweitzer said during the White City Council's Monday, Jan. 7, meeting, he was ready to begin preliminary engineering on the project.
"Well, we're really excited about it, you know," City Manager Jane Richards said. "It's something we've been talking about for probably about 12 years, a city-wide sewer system. It just takes a while to get that going — trying to get funding and all that."
The $2,805,000 loan is coupled with a $969,700 grant. To ensure the loan would be repaid, the U.S. Department of Agriculture required White to get an additional 140 customers for its planned sewer system. Those additional customers, when combined with present customers such as Toyo Tires and area subdivisions, will generate enough revenue through sewer fees to pay off the loan.
During its meeting, the city council approved a motion authorizing Mayor Chris Allen to sign a Georgia Environmental Finance Authority loan application. The GEFA loan is an interim loan used to finance the planning and construction of the sewer system. Once construction is complete, the USDA pays off the loan with its funds and the city makes its payments to the USDA.
The council also approved a legal services agreement with Boyd Pettit in regards to the project and named Ken Pollack as bond counsel.
Other council business included:
• Approving the city's five year, short-term work plan and submitting it to the state.
• Approving a motion to take sealed bids on a 2005 Ford Crown Victoria patrol vehicle.
The White City Council's next meeting is scheduled for Feb. 4 at 7 p.m. at city hall.


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Appraisals continue today at doll museum
SPENCER — The Spencer Doll and Toy Museum's Antiques Appraisal Fair continues today.
People arrived at the museum Friday with an array of items. People are encouraged to bring family heirlooms, yard sale bargains and items salvaged from attics and basements. Antiques dealer and certified appraiser Michael Hansen is available today to look at items and offer advice. He is knowledgeable on a broad spectrum of general merchandise.
Appraisals run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 108 Fourth St., across from the N.C. Transportation Museum.
The cost is $5 per item, with a limit of two items per person. The event is a fundraiser for the nonprofit museum. To learn more, call 704-762-9359.