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The Tigers send eight wrestlers — including two league champions and six others with top-four finishes — to the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV tournament Friday, Feb. 15, at Los Banos High.
Scoles said his team's recent success should translate into the same at the divisional competition.
"This was a competitive tournament up and down," Scoles said. "I think that we were prepared physically and emotionally. The demeanor and the effort were there, and I'm more than happy with how we performed."
For the fourth consecutive season, Los Banos led the WAC tournament team standings, while Central Catholic High of Modesto was second.
Patterson, which finished the league season with a 2-4 record, placed fifth out of seven teams.
"This is a strong league with a lot of talented wrestlers throughout the 14 weight classes," Scoles said. "What we were able to accomplish is something that we can be proud of."
The top four varsity wrestlers from each weight class in Saturday's tournament qualified for the Division IV championship in Los Banos, with the fifth-place finisher in each weight class serving as an alternate.
The leading wrestlers in Division IV will look toward the Sac-Joaquin Section Masters tournament Feb. 22 and 23 in Stockton, followed by the California Interscholastic Federation state championship March 1 and 2 in Bakersfield.
"We have a lot of kids on the brink of something special," Scoles said. "We are a young team with a positive upside and a bright future."
Among Patterson's first-place finishers was sophomore Daniel Cota, who repeated as WAC champion in the 122-pound weight class.
"Daniel was motivated to be in a position to defend his title," Scoles said. "He is starting to put it all together, and is taking the right mental approach."
Patterson senior Joey Howard, whose junior season was shortened by a broken bone in his leg, took first in the 147-pound class.
"Joey really controlled his matches. He takes a more cerebral approach when trying to score points," Scoles said. "It's been a long comeback for him, and I'm happy that he's in the position that he is in."
Junior Manuel Cruz (134 pounds) and sophomore Francisco Plascencia (195) each finished second Saturday. Jordan Canseco (115), a junior, took a third, and classmate Josh Roberts (126) and sophomore Eloa Chadwick (160) both earned fourth-place nods.
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The JV Tigers, the 2013 Western Athletic Conference champions, had a slew of top finishers Saturday, Feb. 9, in the league championship tournament.
Tony Halcon (126) and Zeke Miranda (152) took home first-place honors.
Armando Saucedo (heavyweight) earned a second-place finish, and Mitchell Matthew (106), Dylan Christiansen (132), Keith Gordon (138) and Daniel Linares (152) earned third-place medals.
Jose Jaramillo (115), Kinoa Garza (126), Daniel Arteaga (132), Brandon Rice (145) and Marc Lopez (183) all placed fourth, rounding out the Tigers' medalists.
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18 Tantalizing Holiday Main Dishes
Pork Marsala
Saute thin-sliced pork tenderloin, then serve it with tomato-rich Marsala sauce, generously flecked with garlic. The recipe comes from Ohio's Shawnee State Park Resort near the town of Friendship.
Stuffed Beef Tenderloin Filet
At the White Gull Inn in Fish Creek, Wisconsin, cheddar and mushrooms flavor indulgent steaks.
Baked Holiday Spiral Ham with Raisin Sauce
Raisins dot the sauce and plump up as they're heated in this easy topper for traditional spiral-sliced holiday ham. Plan on leftovers for sandwiches and soups.
Herbed Chicken With Wild Rice
For the holidays, guests savor this herbed chicken and vegetable main dish at Spa Shiki at the Lodge of Four Seasons in Lake Ozark, Missouri. Chefs cook and stir their own Alfredo sauce, but we skipped that step and used purchased sauce as the base.
Harvest Salad with Walnut Oil Vinaigrette
Cooked chicken turns this colorful salad into a quick main dish, or use your own bumper crop of leftover turkey. Walnut oil adds a nutty flavor to vinaigrette in this salad from Clabber Girl Bake Shop in Terre Haute, Indiana.
Strongbow Turkey Pie
Turkey dominates the menu at the Strongbow Inn in Valparaiso, Indiana. Use their meaty turkey pie recipe as a new twist for a holiday main dish -- or save your leftovers and make the pie the day after the big event.
Pork Marsala
Saute thin-sliced pork tenderloin, then serve it with tomato-rich Marsala sauce, generously flecked with garlic. The recipe comes from Ohio's Shawnee State Park Resort near the town of Friendship.
Mediterranean Stuffed Breast of Chicken
Stuff chicken with a colorful mix of tomatoes, mushrooms, pine nuts and goat cheese or feta cheese in this recipe from the DeSoto House Hotel in Galena, Illinois. A rich cream sauce tops the chicken.
Tomato Pesto Turkey and sides
Our main dish turkey gets an extra sparkle of flavor from tomato pesto with herbs, salt and pepper slipped between the skin and meat of a turkey breast. The mashed potatoes mix yellow and sweet potatoes with cream cheese, butter, sour cream, bacon and canned chipotle pepper in adobo sauce. The Brussels sprouts are skillet-roasted and tossed with seasoned mushrooms.
Pheasant Breast Supreme
Serve this rich sherried mushroom sauce over either pheasant or chicken breasts. The recipe comes from a restaurant in South Dakota, where several areas claim to be the "Pheasant Capital of the World."
Thyme Pork Chops
For this easy entree, just brush thick pork chops with a flavorful marinade of herb and olive oil, and then roast until done. Serve with cheesy Glad Tidings Potatoes. Both recipes come from the Latchstring Restaurant overlooking South Dakota's Spearfish Canyon.
Main-Event Turkey
A rub of pepper, paprika and your favorite herb gives an easy flavor boost to turkey. If you like, serve with one of our favorite stuffings, such as Herb-Sausage Dressing or Cranberry-Apple Cornbread Stuffing.
London Broil with Marsala Sauce
Marinate beef flank steaks in a teriyaki-orange mixture before broiling. We tried our London broil with sides of Herbed Baby Carrots and Two-Rice Pilaf. All three recipes are from a Dubuque, Iowa, restaurant.
London Broil with Marsala Sauce
Dazzling Yuletide Chicken
Impress even the most persnickety guest with this five-ingredient main. Wrap the cheesy chicken like a present in phyllo dough. The recipe comes from a Northfield, Minnesota, restaurant.
Mushroom and Gorgonzola Fettuccine
Tempt your holiday guests with this meatless main dish pasta from Herman's restaurant at Garland resort near Lewiston, Michigan. A creamy, colorful mushroom-and-sweet-pepper sauce coats the pasta.
Season's Best Shrimp Parmesan
Spoon this creamy, rich shrimp sauce over rice or pasta. It's a specialty from Cafe Beignet in St. Charles, Missouri.
DeSoto House Pot Roast
Four root vegetables combine with a tender, herbed pot roast for an old-fashioned holiday meal. The recipe comes from the Generals' Restaurant at the DeSoto House Hotel in Galena, Illinois.
Unbelievable Les Bourgeois Beef
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Unfortunately, Cartersville, the team lined up against the Lady Phoenix for the evening, looked very little like a squad with a seven-game winning streak that was trying to avenge the only blemish on its 7-1 region mark while pulling into a tie for the region lead.
That harsh reality resulted in a 72-39 defeat that was administered by the Lady Phoenix at Cartersville's Storm Center, a tally for Cartersville that was 18 points less than the Lady Purple Hurricanes had been averaging but just one more point than the Gordon County school had been allowing.
Coach Cindy Moore gave credit to Sonoraville for earning the 32-point victory, particularly its post and transition play.
"There's a reason they are ranked No. 5 in the state and have only one loss," Moore said. "To their credit, we only played them competitively for about three minutes and then they took over and we never had an answer to what they were doing."
She noted the Lady Phoenix scored off their press and transition and their post player was a defensive force, disrupting the post scoring for Cartersville, and offensive weapon all evening, scoring 25 points.
But while Moore credited Sonoraville with being the best team Tuesday night, she feels Cartersville is better than the score showed.
"Sonoraville certainly was better tonight," she said, "but I'm not pleased with a 30-point loss. I don't think they are that much better."
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Do you believe in life after law? More specifically, do you believe in life after Biglaw?
Many former partners at major law firms spend their post-Biglaw years living large — as well they should. After all, they worked very hard, for many years, to amass seven-figure, eight-figure, or even nine-figure fortunes. After leaving behind the life of billing 2000+ hours a year, they finally have time to enjoy the fruits of their labor.
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- Fort Ord open space fight extends to state-ordered sell-off
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- Monterey County supervisors to reconsider Fort Ord land use finding
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One of the oldest battle fronts in Monterey County is about to become the newest weapon for environmentalists opposing development of open space on Fort Ord.
Attorneys for Keep Fort Ord Wild said Friday they plan to demand the Monterey County Water Resources Agency place a moratorium on any new water hook-ups on Fort Ord until the public is given a clear picture of the limited resources available.
Water allotments on the former Army base have been the source of controversy in recent months, but there has been little discussion about how much water actually exists in the Salinas Valley Groundwater Basin's deep, 900-foot aquifer.
Not much, according to two studies uncovered by the group's attorneys, Michael Stamp and Molly Erickson. And what is there likely fell from the skies 20,000 years ago or more.
A 2002 study by the U.S. Geological Survey and another commissioned by the Marina Coast Water District in 2003 found that the basin's 900-foot aquifer receives only minimal recharge from the upper aquifers and may be a finite resource. The studies also suggest continued pumping from the "minimal" volume in the deep basin may worsen seawater intrusion in the aquifers above it.
The Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control District's recycled water project was developed at great cost to Salinas Valley farmers to combat saltwater intrusion. Marina Coast Water District is planning to deliver the recycled water farmers don't use in the winter to augment supplies at Fort Ord.
But if pumping for potable water exacerbates the seawater intrusion, farmers could need all the water produced by their expensive project, leaving desalination as Fort Ord's only hope.
The USGS conducted carbon testing on water pulled from the deep aquifer for its 2002 study. The results "suggest that the deep aquifer system in the Marina area was not recharged under current climatic conditions."
Even considering the uncertainty of such testing, it continues, "the results indicate that these groundwaters were probably recharged thousands of years before present."
A study conducted the next year by Water Resources & Information Management Engineering (WRIME) Inc. concluded that recharge to the basin from rainfall is "minimal" and that "the volume of groundwater that can be removed from storage is not large."
All potable water for Fort Ord development is expected to come from the deep aquifer.
Marina Coast engineer Andrew Sterbenz disputed the contention the aquifer is not being recharged. He said monitoring wells have shown a constant level in the aquifer despite ongoing pumping, indicating water is being replaced.
But Justin Kulongoski, a USGS research hydrologist who has studied water quality in the basin, said the conclusion is not necessarily accurate. Constant pressure in the aquifer could be maintaining the levels while the volume is shrinking south of the monitoring well, he said.
Howard Franklin, senior hydrologist with the Monterey County Water Resources Agency, said he agrees with Kulongoski. After more than a decade of studying the basin, however, he believes there is some recharge in the 900-foot aquifer from the 180- and 400-foot aquifers above, though it may take centuries to trickle down.
While the volume of water that can be pumped from the deep basin is unknown, Franklin said, neither he nor his agency believes pumping there will affect seawater intrusion in the upper aquifers.
District General Manager David Chardavoyne and Assistant General Manager Rob Johnson were not available for comment Friday.
Michael Salerno, spokesman for Keep Fort Ord Wild, said the apparent agreement that the volume of water in the basin is limited raises questions about development on Fort Ord. If allocations are approved and developers move forward on projects like Monterey Downs in Seaside, what happens to projects that have already been approved but are stalled on Fort Ord's abandoned urban footprint?
"How long will the blight sit there with no water allocation?" he asked. "It raises the question of whether the highest and best use is to expand the (Fort Ord) National Monument" and keep the land permanently in open space.
At a minimum, said Erickson, his attorney, the public needs to be educated about the limited nature of the resource before any more decisions are made about divvying it up.
Erickson said it was only through "extensive and diligent research" that she found the two reports, which appear to be the only that have studied the geology of the deep basin.
Web searches revealed only references to the WRIME report. Erickson said she got it from Marina Coast Water District only after a delayed response to a public records request.
"It appears to have been hidden from the public," she said.
"We're asking for a moratorium until the information regarding the deep aquifer has been fully disclosed and people understand how much supply there is, how long it will be before it will run out and what will happen then," she said. "There is a perception that Fort Ord has (unlimited) water. We see from these studies that perception is dead wrong."
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Kohler – the reigning Swiss national road champion – and Wyss have been a part of the BMC Racing Team since the 2008 season while Morabito and Schär came on board in 2010. Ochowicz said each has made significant contributions that make them valuable contributors in races from the grand tours to the classics. "We're extremely pleased with the roles they have played over the past year, whether it was leading the Santos Tour Down Under for a few days like Martin, finishing runner-up at the Tour of Austria like Steve did in July, or helping support our team leaders in races like the Tour de France," Ochowicz said. Kohler's season highlights include earning the Swiss national road title a year after winning the national time trial championship. Morabito was second overall at the Tour of Austria, Schär played an integral role in helping Cadel Evans win the Tour de France last year and Wyss was runner-up on Stage 1 of the Critérium International in March.


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Kohler: 'Won't Be The Last Time'
Kohler was part of a four-man breakaway that gained as much as an eight-minute lead. With the gap to the chasing pack down to a minute and only 31 kilometers left in the 193.4 km race, Kohler ventured off alone. He was caught five kilometers later. "I was trying the whole day to make the breakaway," he said. "Unfortunately, we were only four riders and not the strongest ones from the peloton. But it's a three-week race and there are more days to come. So it won't be the last time I'm in the breakaway." Frank crashed after 70 kilometers when an official motorbike couldn't make a sharp right turn. "I went down on my hip and elbow and it hurt pretty bad at the beginning, but as I kept riding, it got better," Frank said. Peter Sagan led a 1-3-4-5 finish for Liquigas-Cannondale while Sylvain Chavanel (Quickstep) kept the overall lead.


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i have been using martin compounds over the past 6 months, and i have used some peoples bows - bengal, cheetah, tr2 and the moab i have decided on the firecat pro-x.
i have bought a 2nd martin bow and heard that if i wanted to get more consistency in my shooting I should get the same bow, so now i own 2 pro-x.
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DEARBORN / April 6, 2010---Since 1999, City Year Detroit corps members have been changing the lives of children and neighborhoods throughout the metropolitan Detroit area by helping K-12 students thrive and reach new heights in subjects such as reading, writing, math and science.
This dedication to service and education, which impacts the lives of more than 2,000 metropolitan students each year, has inspired University of Michigan-Dearborn Chancellor Daniel Little to create a college scholarship program just for City Year Detroit corps members.
City Year Detroit exemplifies the spirit of UM-Dearborns mission to be an active partner in addressing the challenges facing our communities, said Little, who serves as chair of the City Year Detroit executive board. This group of young men and women is making a difference everyday, not only in the lives of students but in the neighborhoods and schools of Detroit as well. I cannot think of a better way to acknowledge their metropolitan impact than to give them an opportunity to join our campus community of leaders and best.
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To be eligible, corps members must successfully complete the City Year Detroit program, pursue an undergraduate or graduate degree, meet the admission requirements to UM-Dearborn and enroll full-time with 12 or more credit hours.
Partnering with City Year Detroit on this scholarship strengthens our commitment to help students achieve their college education dreams, said Stanley Henderson, vice chancellor for enrollment management and student life at UM-Dearborn. Though its a tough time financially for many in Michigan, we want students and their families to know that a Michigan degree still is an affordable investment in their future and the future of this region.
According to its Web site, City Year Detroit has members that serve in six schools providing one-on-one tutoring, in-classroom support, drama clubs, craft classes and homework help stations. The group also partners with more than 50 community organizations each year providing 81,000 hours of service to help physically restore buildings, feed the homeless and build safe spaces in local parks for kids.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (December 2, 2011)—Taxi Ride won for the first time in more than 21 months, holding off Meltarib to win the $48,700 allowance feature (video) Friday at Hollywood Park.
A loser of six in a row since going gate-to-wire in her debut Feb. 18, 2010 on the Santa Anita turf, the 9-1 shot used similar tactics Friday to post the upset in only her second local appearance.
A 5-year-old daughter of Event of the Year and the Affirmed mare Midnite Mama, Taxi Ride was bred by her owners – Ralph and Aury Todd and Hall of Fame trainer Richard Mandella.
The win was the first of the Autumn meet for Mandella, who ranks sixth all time at Hollywood Park with 597 victories.
Ridden by Joe Talamo, Taxi Ride took the lead without being pressured, got away with moderate fractions (23.95, 48.53 and 1:13.19), drew 2 ½ lengths clear with an eighth of a mile to run, then was all out to win by a nose. She ran the 1 1/16 miles on turf in 1:43.85.
Now 2-for-7 lifetime, Taxi Ride, who had finished last in her first try over the Hollywood Park grass Oct. 11, 2010, increased her earnings to $67,400.
The fifth choice in the field of seven California bred fillies and mares, Taxi Ride paid $21.20, $7.20 and $4.40.
Meltarib, the 19-10 second choice who had defeated maidens in her Hollywood Park turf debut May 13, returned $3.40 and $2.40. She finished a half-length in front of 3-2 favorite and anticipated pacesetter Sunburn. The show price on Sunburn was $2.60.
Completing the order of finish were Evasive Charmer, Quiet Advice, California Heat and Mo Cheese.
Talamo, Rafael Bejarano, who was aboard Sunburn, and Martin Garcia all had two winners Friday.
In addition to Taxi Ride, Talamo won the fourth with Rainbow Luck. Bejarano's victories came with Miss Becca in the second and Willyconker in the fifth. Garcia won the third with Bench Beauty and the eighth with Lil Miss Mackey. The latter completed a double for trainer Mike Mitchell, who also saddled Rainbow Luck.
Through 14 days, Joel Rosario leads the jockey standings with 19 wins, two more than Garcia. Bejarano is third with 16 victories and Talamo is fourth with 11.
Racing resumes Saturday. Post time is 12:30 p.m.
The feature on the nine race program is the $100,000 Native Diver Handicap, a Grade III at 1 1/8 miles over Cushion Track. The 119-pound highweight in the field of seven is Tres Borrachos.
Owned by George Hicker and Button Stable and trained by Marty Jones, Tres Borrachos has picked up three of his four lifetime wins over the Hollywood Park main track.
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Now that's the way to end winter Dan! Just an amazing day up there. Nice that you grabbed the other peaks while you were "in the neighborhood". Looking forward to following the spring exploits now...
Now that's the way to end winter Dan! Just an amazing day up there. Nice that you grabbed the other peaks while you were "in the neighborhood". Looking forward to following the spring exploits now...
Keep close to Nature's heart...
and break clear away, once in awhile,
and climb a mountain or spend a week in the woods.
Wash your spirit clean. - John Muir
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Nice report and congratulations on #9! Looks like a beautiful day on Moosilauke - great pictures.
Thanks guys, the weather couldn't have been better, and I finally got some good pictures of the views with us included because the cameras weren't dead and our hands were not freezing on contact with the air.
I'm definitely looking forward to the spring; We're hoping to do a couple trips possibly between now and the end of May that could get me about 14 peaks, but for now, we'll see what I can do in between. Looking forward to seeing the melting snow, swelling rivers, and that woodsy feel again soon.
Moosilauke is definitely a great mountain to hike in winter. Great pictures too! Look forward to you next conquest.
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Congrats Dan, on number 9! Moosilauke is one of my favorite. I'm really surprised to see no rime ice on the summit sign this time of year. Usually, that westerly wind makes that sign look very cool with rime.
Hi Karl,
Thanks! I have seen pictures of that. It was a great afternoon when we reached the summit. The rocky summit was beginning to protrude through the thin ice.
There were folks heading up to watch the full moon that night too, which was probably a great night to do it. It was hilarious, there were about 4 guys, and 1 girl, and she was carrying the largest pack, while the guys barely had anything.
Watching the weather for this Saturday, in hopes I can bag a couple (or more, lol) it sounds like there will be a bunch of new snow, so we'll see how that and the rest of the weather shapes up. I was going to hike last Saturday, but opted out because of the high winds. I read on one of the sites, I forget if it was the avalanche center or the MWO forecast, but it specifically stated that the high winds that day were going to create zero visibility because of 8" of light snow that fell. I showed my family and friends the story about the stranded hiker and the forecast for that day, and was able to reassure them that I take care when planning my hikes.
I ended up hiking with my 6-yr old niece and brother in Gloucester at Ravenswood Park, which was about a 5 mile round trip. Pics can be seen here.
Hi All,
I was able to get out last weekend and did Cannon Mountain and the Kinsmans. Views of Franconia Ridge were great, and the weather was calm.
Nice TR, photos and videos. I like how you took The East Way Down. Thanks for sharing!
I never want to see a day
That's over forty degrees
I'd rather have it thirty,
Twenty, ten, five and let it freeeeEEEEEEeeze!
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You've caught up with me! Congratulations on the peaks...hiking over the Kinsmans is a great hike - lots of great views.
Hey Dan, Great job on bagging 3 peaks in one day. 11 peaks in 2011, in only 4 months. You're certainly gaining on them! With the warmer weather on its way, I'm sure you'll rack up the numbers quickly. Great pics too. I haven't been able to view the videos (my work blocks them...I'm guessing, they're pulled from Youtube), but will check them out tonight. Awesome job!


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Book your room at The Trump Taj Mahal Casino featuring Chairman Tower
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Offering a world of fun and excitement, Trump Taj Mahal Casino commands a prime location on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. The hotel features 5-star restaurants from elegant to hip.
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This Atlantic City hotel's brand-new Chairman Tower lobby sets itself apart with metallic columns and contemporary artwork. The decor is contemporary and features red carpets, theatrical lighting, and fresh flowers. The tower's meeting rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows, as do all the guestrooms in the tower, providing natural light and expansive views. The 157,000-square-foot casino at the Trump Taj Mahal featuring the Chairman Tower includes a poker room, a race book, Keno, and a Baccarat pit. Other entertainment options include two performance venues, a nightclub, and a video arcade. A health spa (surcharge) has treatment rooms, men's and women's saunas, steam rooms, spa tubs, and a fitness center. Guests have complimentary use of an indoor lap pool located on the 15th floor. Dining options include the number 1 Zagat-rated Il Mulino New York (Italian cuisine), an Asian restaurant with sushi bar, a buffet restaurant, an Indian restaurant, an outpost of the Hard Rock Cafe, noodle bar, a Starbucks coffee shop, and 24-hour room service. A 24-hour bar and lounge and dance club are also on the premises. The Trump Taj Mahal Casino featuring Chairman Tower features 140,000 square feet of meeting and event space including three ballrooms and 22 meeting rooms. A 24-hour, self-service business center provides computers with high-speed Internet access, printing, and copying (surcharges).
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- Total number of rooms - 2012
- Number of floors - 95
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- Elevator/lift
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Wedding services
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- Health club
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Multilingual staff
- Poolside bar
- Number of restaurants - 13
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Snack bar/deli
- Spa services on site
Family Friendly Amenities
- Indoor pool
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Snack bar/deli
- Arcade/game room
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access (12.99 USD per 24 hours surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access (12.99 USD per 24 hours surcharge)
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- Premium TV channels
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- Pay movies
- Room service (24 hours)
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- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- In-room massage available
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- Cribs/infant beds available
- Daily housekeeping
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- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Il Mulino New York - The Zagat Guide has rated this Manhattan restaurant Number 1 for more than 20 years and now diners at the Trump Taj Mahal can enjoy brick-oven pizzas, homemade pasta, and other specialties.
Sultan's Feast - Featuring New York strip steak, rotisserie chicken, a gourmet pizza station, and dessert station. Open for daily breakfast buffet, lunch, and dinner.
Dynasty - This 210-seat bastion of Oriental cuisine features a multitude of Cantonese, Chinese, and Sushi dishes from the Far East. Open nights vary.
Rainforest Lounge - Located in front of the Safari Steakhouse, popular for grabbing a quick drink and chatting with friends.
Safari Steakhouse - This 209-seat steak house is decorated in a rustic jungle theme. Safari specialties include certified Angus beef, cold water lobster tails, lamb chops, and veal chops. Open nights vary.
Hard Rock Cafe - Famed rock-and-roll-themed restaurant celebrating more than 30 years of rock-and-roll. Open for lunch and dinner.
Royal Albert's Palace - Featuring fine Indian cuisine. Open for lunch and dinner.
Ego Bar & Lounge - Seductive hotspot with a huge dance floor and a wide variety of live performances. Open 24 hours.
The Rim - Gourmet noodle bar located just off the casino floor next to Ego. Open seven days a week.
Plate - American café.
Go - Wraps, salads, and paninis served to on-the-go diners.
Burger - Burgers, fries, and milkshakes.
Starbucks - Seattle-based coffeehouse offering fine, specialty coffees and baked treats.
Sbarro - Italian dishes and pizza served cafeteria style. Open for lunch and dinner.
Moon - This hotspot features an upscale bar pouring specialty cocktails including the Sake-tini. Exquisite sushi creations are prepared, and a fully cooked selection is offered for first-time sushi diners.
Casbar - Lounge located across the casino floor near the Xanadu theater and bus area.
Lobby Bar - Located in the main lobby, this bar is a popular meeting place.
Beriyo - A haven of great-tasting and great-for-you fruit blends and frozen yogurt treats.
Cookie, Yogurt, Pretzel Shop - Independently operated. Mrs. Fields cookies, TCBY yogurt, and Pretzel Time pretzels.
Open 24 hours, Trump Taj Mahal's 157,000-square-foot casino includes about 4,000 slot machines, 210 table games, bingo, a Baccarat pit, and a smoke-free poker room.
Headlining musical acts appear regularly in the 5,000-seat Mark G. Etess Arena and the 1,400-seat Xanadu Showroom.
Open Friday and Saturday nights, The Casbah nightclub features spotlighted professional dancers and DJ music. A $20 cover charge (subject to change) applies only to men.
Nearby Things to Do
A 15th-floor pavilion lined by desert-scene murals shelters an indoor lap pool measuring 75 x 35 feet. A surrounding deck has lounge chairs and umbrella tables. Outside the pool pavilion, an expansive seasonal sundeck has padded lounge chairs, umbrellas, misters to cool sunbathers, and a snack bar.
The hotel's health spa (surcharge) includes men's and women's saunas, steam rooms, spa tubs, and a fitness center with cardio and strength-training machines and free weights.
Adjacent to the hotel, the boardwalk offers a four-mile beach, fishing, bicycle rentals, a miniature golf course, and a jogging and biking route. The hotel supplies beach umbrellas and lounge chairs (surcharges); towels are complimentary.
Parasailing, dolphin-watching cruises, and fishing trips are available during summer in Historic Gardener's Basin, 1.75 miles from the hotel. Other water sports are available on Brigantine Beach, three miles away. The Links at Brigantine Beach features an 18-hole, Scottish-style golf course.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
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Spa Services
- Hot stone massage
- Deep tissue massage
- Reflexology
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- 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
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 12.99 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: USD 12.99 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: USD 5 per night (in/out privileges)
- Valet parking fee: USD 15 per night (in/out privileges)
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Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the resort prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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As a child there is nothing I enjoyed more than escaping into a coloring page with my crayons. Now I want to share that experience with your children. Welcome to the world of super coloring pages. From your child's favorite animals, cartoon characters, and sweet treats to cars, airplanes, and spaceships they can find many pages to spark their imagination.
They are waiting for your child's imagination and creativity just as they were there for me. Your little one can learn about the world around them and around the world. I've found no better way to begin developing creativity. Coloring helped me and can help your child to express themselves in wonderful ways, and as I've found lead them to an appreciation for art.
Choose a coloring page with your little one and let their imagination run wild!
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